Binghamton North High School - Wampum Yearbook (Binghamton, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 116 of the 1952 volume:

5344 QQ 'Kiwis A i ,. jfi g la : -E 155 , Q9 W me-,Q Awiw T 'iw 1 I fflfzil 52 vouTu'ulcu'scuooL BINGI-IAMTON ,NEW YORK Mn. H.EAm. wnvsn -Pmncum. Wg, How the memories rush back as we turn the pages of our book for 752wthat Latin assignment which never did get done, the test in chemistry that made us formula automatons for a day, tl1e memorization of historical facts to impress the teacher or prepare for that terrible comprehensive, the mountains and mountains of home work . . . Wie thought that we never would survive, but somehow the will to live is very strong . . . There was the lighter side, too . . . Color Day with its profusion of reds and blues and the Indian emphasis, the day we decorated the Christmas tree in the Main Corridor, preparing the ceramics display for the night when our parents came to visit the school . . . all these, and more, too . . . The soft lights and the sweet music at the Senior Prom, the excitement of the tag sales, the demon- stration of archery in the assembly, the costuming and staging of Annie Laurie, basketball and football games, promenading in the halls during the noon hour . . . Yes, it was all fun, and weire both glad and sorry to have it come to an end. Wie can never entirely forget the excitement and monotony, the fun and the tragedy, the joys and the disap- pointments, the achievements and the failures which sum up the school year of l95l-52 at North. Mrs. Georgia McCall has guided many North people through the intricacies of the Latin Re- gents. She has aided students in their efforts to solve the mysteries of Caesar and Cicero since the opening of North High School in 1937. Not only has she inspired her pupils with Vivid pictures of the glory that was Rome, but she has also taught them some of the valuable lessons which life must teach. Her calm, quiet attitude, and her gentle under- standing of the problems which face teenagers have endeared her to students who never were in her classroom. North High is indeed fortunate, and the Wampum Staff is extremely proud to have known Mrs. McCall as a teacher, counselor, and friend. I 5 was 1 5 ff ' A Q. . -I 5 - - '- I i'1f9i'W- M ----- ,, .FA- 4 3 3 av ' ' , . li V' fi 23 + 1 R 'K if 'QE h fe sie ,K r 1 Q f 2 2: 5 . 'V , Q km G1 .11 ,H as 1. ii fl Hb 1 f Z Z P 2. lf Q6 ya, I u 4 4 .f if Q-LF WK C ff 'gg W ll! 1 : f 1- Lxqqw X l ip f' ' f Q 1- v f x 3 we .5 'EZ ,Q 2 if C rx ' If ,N A L i 9 w 1 A V le X rv ,, 5 , . 1 M., - .- ,.x . . - ' ' ' 'Nil-Q , . KP :Zf5k 3 '5': ' ' M ,iz 4 QQ- :im '-af .zz i s ii .L +5 rf , . . - ' K v 2. .E . iw - ,i - . Ss... Mr. George S. Tate Boys' Counselor Mrs. Leta P. Weaver Girls, Counselor Mr. Ronald L. Johnston Vocational Counselor -. . - ., 'i,f,:ff., f ii . rl? 1 K' 54' IR V' , iff? 'F Z .2 9 Q : .Qi -' f Y fx f I a W . 'E Ui aw' 1,,5. fUr we wg? .. OFFICE STAFF-Seated: Miss ,lean- nette Fowler, administrative assistant. Standing: Nlrs. Margaret Donnelly, school accountantg Miss Marian Bal- lard, in charge of the bookroom, secre- lary to Mr. Johnslong Mrs. Jeanette Zebrowski, secretary in 1033 Mrs. Llarcia Vanda, general oflice workerz, Mrs. Anne Hayes, secretary in at- tendance office. 4. In . I 0 0 H. EARL WEAVER, Principal It seems impossible, but it is true, that many of the present students were not born when North High School was conceived. I remember that., when I was asked to be its principal, I was delighted to lay the plans for this school and its student body. I have always felt that our slogan The Friendly School is deserved because few schools have the pleasant relations between faculty and students that we have at North High School. The terraces are now all filled in at North. On my first visit to the school, I had to climb an eighteen-foot ladder to get in the front entrance. I also remember when it was necessary to climb the scaffolding for the gymnasium plastering in order to point out the place where the basketball brackets might be hooked on. Most of all I think I remember the students who have graduated from North and the teachers with whom I have been privileged to work. Our nickname The Indians was not unearned. The Indian motif had been set for the school. We were then fortunate enough to have Mr. Robert Redman as our first football coach, and his name further established our nickname. I remember the people who participated in World War II-boys we knew inti- mately who were sacrificed for an ideal. The bricks and concrete do not make a school, they merely house it. The students and teachers working together for the good of each other make up a school. If North High School continues- as the friendly school,', our tradition will be easily maintained, and our service to the community will be more than adequate. 7 l E We remember that we got to know many of our teachers outside the classroom. Clubs, sports, and other extra-curricular activities were spon- sored by them. Many times we were pleasantly surprised that teachers, too, are humans. And so we list a few of the places where we met our teach- ers on something other than the scholastic level. Art Club Baseball Basketball Cross country Football Forensic Forum G. A. A. Honor Society Key Club Literar Club Little Tihelatre Guild North Star Projection Guild Red Cross Student Council Tennis Track Volleyball Wampum Mr Mr . Clyde Jones . Charles Howland Mr. John Reutlinger Mr . John Sasinek Mr. Gordon O'Reilly Miss Genevieve Heffron Mrs. Wilrna Kern hir. Harold Gillespie Miss Mary Lambert hir. James lVIcGinnis Miss Elizabeth Quilter hir. Ronald Johnston bliss Dorothy Tobias hir. Raymond Merchant Bliss Mary Conole Mr. Harry Arlas Miss Grace Fox Mr Mr Mr Mr Mr . James McGinnis . Ernest J. Lalley . John Reutlinger . Ernest J. Lalley s. Betty Gordon Mr. Webster Haight Mr. Clyde Jones lylr. Charles Konecny C 'Q Above-Seated: English department-Mr. Raymond Merchant, Mr. Paul Kraiss, Miss Jean Buckley, Miss Mary Conole, Mrs. Alice Vergason, department head, Mrs. Dorothg Ayers, Miss Winifred Earl, lyliss Mara Burke, Miss Josephine onley, Miss Genevieve Hetfron, Miss Elizabeth Stoutenburg. Language department-Mrs. Margaret Wliitnlan, German, Miss Virginia Greenmun, Lating Miss Helen Elgin, French, Mrs. Georgia McCall, Latin. Attendance teacher-Miss Pauline McCartl1y. Librarians-Miss Doroth Dyer, Mrs. Ruth Disbrow. Standing: History department-Mr. 'gfebster Haight, lN1r. Ernest Lalley, Mr. Charles Howland, Mr. Harry Arlas, Bliss Elizabeth Shannon, department head, Miss Mary Gillespie, lWiss Lucy 0'Hargan, Miss Gertrude O,Connor, Miss Dorothy Tobias. lNlathematics department-Mr. James McGinnis, Miss Irma Burdick, lWiss Hilda Keery, Miss Grace Fox, Mr. Harold Gilles ie, department head. Science department-Mr. John Sasinek, Miss Leona lylalick, M r. Donald Roehm, department head. 8 CUSTODIANS-above-First row: hir. William Hall, Mr. Walter Diener, head custodian, Bliss Catherine Dris- coll, matron, Mr. Karl Hare. Second row: Mr. Roy lNliller, Nlr. Harry blatloon., Dir. Harold Westcott, Mr Stanley Pender. Third row: Mr. Daniel Foley. CAFETERIA WORKERS-right- Mrs. Ethel Richardson, Mrs. Emily St. Clair, Miss Doroth ' Rosenzweig, manager, Mrs. Mary Kimmel, Mrs. Kathleen Keyes. v 5 Above-Seated: Instrumental Music-Mr. Richard Mc- Cutchan. Safety Driving-hir. Andrew Harris. Technical, Vocational, and Industrial Arts departmentv-Mr. James Guido, Mr. Herbert Nichols, Mr. Kenneth Weatherby, Mr. Kenyon Clark, Mr. Charles Konecny. Homemaking Department-M iss Nlildred Weller, chairman, Mrs. Agnes Lee. Vocal musicfMiss Marion Thornburn. Commercial department-Mr. Michael Segrue, Mr. Gerald Demaree, Miss Genevieve Shattuck, department head, Mrs. Betty Gordon, lN'Iiss Rosemary Carroll, Miss Mary Lambert, Mrs. Helen Harris. Art department-Mr. Clyde Jones. Standing: Physical education and health-Mr. John Reutlinger, chairman, Mrs. Kathryn Houlihan, Miss Margaret Quinn, school nurseg Mrs. Florence Nix, Mrs. Wilma Kern. Technical, Vocational, and Industrial Arts department-Mr. Edgar Hyatt, Mr. Raymond Ramage, Mr. Harold Foster, Mr. Harold Wilson, Mr. .lohn Duff, Department Head, Mr. Jacques Croissante, Mr. James Shiel, Mr. W'illiam Smith. Commercial-Miss Helen Fau- cett, bliss Helen Comerford, Miss Elizabeth Qnilter. 'ii , ZR ADVISORY COINIIVIITTEE-Right Seated: Lois Lent, Theresa Matson, Martin Kennedy, Mae Bloodgood, Jeanine Toman. Standing: Kenneth Leamon, Dick Emms, James White, James Russell. Ll L 'r SENIOR OFFICERS - Left - Seated: Hazel Cooper, Thelma Mat- son, Martin Kennedy, Dick Knauf. V cs ' Standing: Andrea Newschwander Q . Jay Barnes, Pat Hogan. 5 sf -, W CAP AND GOWN COMMITTEE-Left-Seated: .Indy Sharak, Mary Lou Cavanaugh. Standing: Bill Barber, Stan Van N amee, Kenneth Brooks, Emily Weinwurm. 9 Party Committee-right-seated Pat Hogan, Gail Knapp, Ruth Syd man. Louise Hood, Eleanor Wheeler. Standing: Torn Shirhall, Ed Smith Pat Stanton, .lay Barnes, Bea Jackson Bill Barber, Gordon Yeates. M -W 5 Pronl Committee A left Y sea ted: Kay Bergman, Nancy Nlarkllam, Em- ily Vlfeinwurrn, Thelma Matson, Lu- cille Piccirrili, Nancy Cipriani. Stand- ing: Elwyn Keesler, Marlin Kenned , James Russell, Doris Brarnan, Beverly Colm, Pal Robbins, Mary Lou llanliri ton, Pat Jones, Bob Mutlx, Challner Mastin. Class Day Committee-left: Gor- don Yeates, Phyllis Strong, Mae Bloodgood., Audrey Culler, Sally R0- zelle, Bill Allart. ,, xi fy -:-..-- M N1 , .1 df! M 9 c fig- 'Z3' - U Duane Benjamin, Ben, Academic Math. Jr. Red Cross 11, Counselor's Honor List 11, Hi-Y 11, 12. Ber- nard Benson, Bunny,,' Academic Business. Bowling 10, 11, 12, Intramurals 10, 11, 12. Katherine Bergmann, Kay,'1 Academic Homemaking. Paint Crew 10, 11, 123 Wampum 104 North Star 11, Quill and Scroll 103 Jr. Red Cross 10, 11g Art Club 10, Counseloris Honor List 11, 12. 0 U liiae Bloodgood, Mae,,' Academic Art. Paint Crew 10, 11g North Star 11, 12, Pep Club 10, 11, Art Club 10, 11. Doris Braman, Doe, Academic Homemak- ing. Wampum 12, Bowling 11, 125 Counselor's Honor List 10. Dorothy Brizzee, Dotty,1' Academic Homemak- ing. North Star 11, 12, Ir. Bed Cross 10g Basketball 10, 11g Baseball 10, Intramurals 10, 11g Pep Club 10, 115 Art Club 11, Counselor's Honor List 12. JANUARY SENIORS ,, I if u 'vs - 'T'-.ef vw-' ,S ' .fi 565, f 'f':3 7504 4 K WF' 1 ' 7 I N, f'i' ex. ff 1,1. be tm e-,- 5' 'W , , 36, , . W - Q 'A f' fc. f fih, Nw, x ,ct . A i.a..a.e.. 'Qt We m. , 3. rf? ' 52 V . ' ' 0 Natalie Adamovich, Nat, Commercial. Forensic Forum 10, 11, 12, Wampum 11, 12, North Star 11, 124 Jr. Red Cross 10g G. A. A. 11g Pep Club 10, 119 Counselor's Honor List 11, 12. Wilfred Ahart, Bill, Vocational Auto. Counseloris Honor List 11. Catherine Almy, Kay, College. Forensic Forum 10, 11, 12, Paint Crew 103 Wampum 11, 12, North Star 11, 123 Jr. Red Cross 10, 11, 12, Bowling 10, 11, Intramurals 10, 11g G. A. A. 10, 113 Pep Club 10, 113 Art Club 11, 12. 0 U James An- derson, Jim,', Academic Industrial. William Bar- ber, Bill, College. Honor Society 11, 12g Student Coun- cil 10, 125 Projection Guild 10, 11, 12g Football 10, 11, 12, Track 11, 12, Bowling 10, Intramurals 10, 12. Jay Barnes, Barney, Academic Math. Honor Society 12, Student Council 109 Key Club 10, 11, 123 Counselor's Honor List 10, 11, 12. I kk wi ' 1 I , .1 i -s-cf!! t ,.,',,,.f X, , f -qw qi, K ...-Q, .1 ,fe 4 ' A.. W- . , Q' i . ,N , , sf- ,ga -Q N. ,fa N-ff ' '11-I I 5 H , :ae O Earl Kenneth Brooks, Ken, Academic Science. Aloysius Brutovsky, Al, Commercial. Gordon Case, Skip, Academic Math. Band 10, 11, 12g Orchestra 12, Track 12g Cross Country 11. C O Marylou Cavanaugh, Louie, Academic Homemaking. Student Council 113 Little Theatre Guild 10, 11, 12g Paint Crew 125 Basketball 10, 11, Counselor's Honor List 12. Nancy Cipriani, Nan, Commercial. Jr. Red Cross 10, Intra- murals 10, 11, Pep Club 10, 11, 123 C0unselor's Honor List 10, 11, 12. James Cline, Jim, Academic Science. Stage Crew 10, 11, 12. 14 555 A 'tv y 1 J A 'F W .,- I 0 if 717 f ef' 'ii .. '9' O Beverly Cohn, Bev, College. Forensic Forum 10, 11, W X SRX ' ' 1 123 Wampiim 123 Jr. Red Cross 11, 129 Literary Club 11, ' -VVIY ,,, - we V it 12g Intramurals 11g Counselor's Honor List 10. Regi- J ' ' nald Collins, Reg, College. Hazel Cooper, Com- I mercial. Band 10, 11, 12g Bowling 11, 12, Intramurals 4 Q' f 10, 11, 125 G. A. A. 10, 11, 12. 0 0 Audrey Cutler, 1 1 ss. ' A -- Academic Science. Student Council 11g Literary Club 12g 1 Pep Club 11, Counseloris Honor List 10, 11, 12. Robert , Deyo, Bob,', Academic Mathematics. Richard Emms, Dick,,' Vocational Auto. Student Council 10, 12, 5 qt? A '. K A- , - Projection Guild 10, 11g Counselor's Honor List 10, 113 W' ill A Volleyball 10. ,M ' , ' Ia' f-ms if l f 1 Altii '111 ' , s J 0 . Q., .f 1 , A IW ff? .aw .vt 1 Q' ...- ' -MMM , V.. 3 . , f A 'N A 1 V' Q ft. 'tsp ,, S -. M V ,, ..,1i 5 ' CQ 0 Kathleen Harrington, Kay, Academic. Little Theatre Guild 11- North Star 10 11' Counselor's Honor List 10' Intramurals 10 11' G. A. A. 10 11' Choir 11. Doris Harris, Academic Homemalcing. Intramurals 10 llg G. A. A. 10, 11, 12, Pep Club 11, 12. Oliver Hend- rickson, Academic Industrial. I C Ronald Hine, Ron,7' Academic Industrial. Football 10, 11. Thomas Hodges, Tom, Academic Science. Projection Guild 10, 11, 12, Track 10, 11, 12, Cross Country 10, 11, 125 Counselor's Honor List 10, 11. Patricia Hogan, Pat,,' College. Student Council 103 Forensic Forum 10, 11, Jr. Red Cross 10g Literary Club 12g Intramurals 10, 11. 15 S if if W 'LED' R.. 'Esther Fahs, Academic Science. Literary Club 113 Personal Workers 10, 11g Counselor's Honor List 10, 11, 12. Donald Franklin, Don,i' Academic Industrial. Volleyball 10, Hi-Y Club 10, 11. Kevin Garvey, Kev, Commercial. Counselor's Honor List 12, Stage Crew 10, Wampum 129 North Star 10, Jr. Red Cross 10, Intramurals 10, 11. 0 C James George, Jim, Academic Art. Track 10, 11, 12g Cross Country 10, 11, 12, Varsity B 10, 11, 12. John Giorgio, Big John, Academic Business. Student Council 10, 123 Varsity B 113 Art Club 12, Stage Crew 10, Football 10, 11, Intramurals 10, 11, 12. lllary Lu Hamilton, Lou,,' Academic Science. Little Theatre Guild 10, 11, 12, Wampum 11, Bowling 11, 12g Intramurals 10, 11, 12g G. A. A. 12, Pep Club 11, 12. JANUARY SENIORS IU? v' F64 in-ag! M.. .Z Nw:- 25? g xt... 1 Q, QS' QH , - sq., fa 1 I f if ,Q fn ,im V 5 3 3 ' f ka. 9 y., 4-Tr? ii: f 9 ff aff? Z NS gl ,-, A 'W' M N . - f'kk S Vkvr, sf , s. ' t IW - P f c , . .,-Q . U 1NIartin Kennedy, Marty,'1 College. Student Council 10, 11, 12g Key Club 10, 11, 12g Intramurals 10, 11, 12. Joan Keough, Academic Science. Student Council 10., ll, 12, Little Theatre Guild 10, 11gNorth Star 10, 11, Literary Club 11g G. A. A. 11, Pep Club 10, 11. Sylvia Kings- bury, Sis,', Academic Mathematics. Ilonor Society 11, 12, Forensic Forum 10, 11, Literary Club Il, 123 Intramurals 10, 11g Cheerleaders 10, 11, 12, Counseloris Ilonor List 10, I1, 12. 0 . Gail Knapp, Academic Science. Jr. Red Cross 10, 11, Literary Club 11, 12, Bowling 11, 12, Counselor's Ilonor List 10, 11. Richard Knauf, Dick,', College. Honor Society 11, 12g Student Council 10,11, 12, Projection Guild I1,12g Key Club 11, 12, Coun- seloris Honor List 10, 11, 12g Basketball 10, 11, 12. Dorothy La Barre, Dottie, Commercial. JANUARY SENIORS if J.. ' lff its I ..... .ig J RM' .. Q. ,.,.?y S X 'X . A- if ' tzt- .Y N., X4 A 5 'LS 13 .1 'K it -A tw ' '12 xfiiff ' U Robert Holden, Academic Art. Wampum 11, 12 North Star 10, 11, 12, Quill and Scroll 12, Band 10, 11, 12 Orchestra 10, 11, 12, Art Club 10. Louise Hood Lou,7, Academic Business. Student Council 10, 11g Foren sic Forum 10, 11, 12, Wanripurrl 10g North Star 10,11, 12 Quill and Scroll 12g Literary Club 11, 12. Beatricr Jackson, Bea,i' Academic IIornernaking. Literary Clul 11, 129 Bowling 11, 123 Intramurals 10, 11, 12g G. A. A 10, 12., 12, Counselor's Honor List 11, 12. U 0 Bar- bara Johnson, Bobbie,', Academic Homemaking. .Ir Red Cross 11, Intramurals 10, 119 Pep Club 10, 11, 12 Personal Workers 10. Patricia Jones, P. JT, College Arts. Student Council 10, 11, 12, Forensic Forum 12, Littlr Theatre Guild 10, 11, 12, Wfarnpurn 10, North Star 10, '11. 12, Band 10, 11, 123 Intramurals 10, 12. Elwyn Kees- ler, Al, College. Forensic Forum 10, 11, 12. 1. an 6 .aug- P .1 Y ie ii I uzu .1 -1 -2 t . 15 PM , , . ' ii In 'yy Q, 1 1 M , 2 -A Q? t I -Eh R , N' 'ww ' - ' Q34 l , U Frank Lagalante, Vocational Auto. Kennetl Leanlon, Ken, Academic Art. Art Club 11. Loi: Lent, Commercial. Student Council 11, G. A. A. 10., 11 12:, Counseloris Honor List 10, 11, 12. O 0 Bliehae Leone, Mike, Academic Mathematics. Student Counci 11, 12, Track 10, 11, 123 Intramurals 10., 11, 12, Counse lor's Honor List 12. Rlargaret Lobevero, lV1argie,' Commercial. Jr. Red Cross I1, 123 Pep Club 11. Nanej lilarkham, Nan, Academic Science. Honor Societj 11, 12:, Forensic Forum 11, 12, Literary Club 125 Counse lor's Honor List 10, 11, 12. 16 , if-1 K v -vs 0 John lllartiniehio, Marty.,i' Vocational Auto. Counselor's Honor List 10, 11, 12, Volleyball 10, llg lntramurals 10, 11. Chalmer llastin, Chum, College. llonor Society ll, 12, Student Council llg Little Theatre Guild 10, ll, 12g Key Club 11, 12, Band 10. Thelnia Dlatson, The-lm, Commercial. Forensic Forum 11, 12, Counselor's Honor List 10, 11. C C Theresa lllatson, Therese, Commercial. Student Coun- cil 11, Counselor's Honor List 10, 11, 12. Bill lllclin- aney, Mac, Academic lnduslrial. Counse1or's Honor List 105 Jr. Red Cross 10. Lucille lllontone, i'Lu, Commercial. llonor Society 11, 12, Counselor's Honor List 10, 11, 12. . .east f'.f.,,,.as-V ,K y mx.1.n.Xit,g ta ,.,. t 1. Q g ., ,,. ,te we ef. 5 M- c , we ny ,. W- 'im K ,M , 1 f . 1 - . Y., -S o Mm M We 1 c X -.. , S, M . . W S ft i.' t A '.'e - .t-- f 5 X 5 .., . E., P s5? 1 1 y . :K LN. - ' A -as at -. I V il' T., . ' 5, Z iff , H... q e I Andrew Perkins, Andy, Academic Science. Jr. Red Cross 10g Key Club ll, 12, Counselor's Honor List 10, 11, 123 Football 10, llasketball 10g lntramurals10, 11, 12. Joan Perry, Commercial. Counseloris Honor List 11, 12. Lucille Piceirilli, Buster, Commercial. Student Council 12g Counselor's llonor List 10, 11g lntramurals 10, llg Pep Club 10, 11, 12. I O Ronald Pickens, Ron, Academic lx13lllPIllZlllL'S. Counselors Honor List 10, Rille Squad 10. Richard Pierson, Dick, Com- mercial. Projection Guild 11, 123 Golf 10, 11. Eugene Prue, Prue, Academic Science. Projection Guild 10. 11, 12g Counsclor's Honor List 10. . es tj , ,,., , --fa ,nam 1 41' f K .Al-1 wmv' -rf., -A , Vw M , K1 ,af wr, 'E f ' W 'f 4' W2 95 'V 4 -fi --we , .. ,r V, '-A -Pe, . xv if an 7 et, , N ...iv K . , - ' ' 1 1 1' 5. if Q 1 lCl1arles illoore, Moe, Academic Science. Tennis 10,11, 12g Football 10, 11, l2g1laske1ball10, 11, 12g Intra- murals l0g Varsity li 10, ll, 12. Fred lllurphy, Murph, Commercial. Student Council 10, Football 10, 11, 12g Basketball 10, 11, 12, llaseball 10, ll, 12, lntramurals 10, Varsity R 11, 12. Robert llluth, Rob, Vocational Auto. Student Council 113 Counselor's Honor List 10, ll, 12. 0 0 Andrea Newschwander, Andi, Commercial. Student Council 11g Little Theatre Guild 10, 11, Counseloris Honor List 10, 11, 12. Wil- liaxn Osier, Bill, Academic Business. Track 11, 129 lntramurals 10, 11. Carolyn Parsons, Kay,,7 Aca- demic llusiness. Pep Club 10, 113 Clioir 10, 11. JANUARY SENIORS V ' ,ts J :axe , ,yn V y gd 'U '- K K ff.. , ' 32 f 1 lt . 1 .4 N .1 'G 'vt 3, 7 16 ,V rf Tig? . . T , g 75,2 tssy . 'w,,,,. 17 1- y , J W-: Y . ,A ' 3 1 ii, ' g ' 'l at ...,, ga f ' .gay 1 My ,V if 1 1 1 ' Thomas Shirhall, Tom, College. llonor Society 1 . ,I Q, , -WK' Liga '.c7 ?741 4 'fy ,f.3 it ., XX i ff -if 'ra N1 A- ' 'A , Q A-. . N ,M 7 - 1 'J ' -nr i A 13 xt E 2 9 is S C Judith Sharak, S11arkey, Academic Mathematics. A l. it f M 11, 12, Student Council 11, 12, Little Theatre Guild 10, 1 1, O Neil Rader, Rex, Academic Science. Jr. Red Cross 11, Football 10, Intramurals 10, 11, 12. Patricia Robbins, Pat, College. Bowling 12, Intramurals 11, Literary Club 12:, Counse1or's llonor List 11, 12. Paul Robinson, Robbie,', Commercial. I I Sally Ro- zelle, Academic Science. Honor Societ,y12, Student Coun- cil 10, 11, 12, Forensic Forum 10, 11, Literary Club ll, 12: Intramurals 10, 11,12, G.A.A. 10,11,12. James Rus- sell, Jim, College, Forensic Forum 11, 12, North Star 11. Phyllis Salvemini, Phil, College. Forensic Forum 11, 12, Wampum 12, Jr. Red Cross 10, Literary Club 11, 12, lntramurals 10. .ffl 12, Projection Guild 10, 11,12,Tcnnis 11, 12, lnlramurals ','q'5,,k 3 Q' Q 10, 11, 12. Edwin Sniith, Spike,11 Academic Indus- l F 'it J' trial. Student Council 11, 12, Wampum 11: North Star ll, 12, Cross Country 11, 12, lntramurals 10, 11, 12, Swim- I ming 10, 11: Counse1or's llonor List 1 1. . f Richard K ir ff Spencer, Dick, Academic Science. Keith St. Clair, Q gas F . W A 1 Bugs, Academic lndustrial. Paint Crcw 10, I 1: lland 10, ' . K, 11, 12, Art Club l1,North11i-Y Club 11, 12. Dlarylyn C, 3,5 If 3,1 Stanton, M ic1cey, Commercial. Vlvampuni 11, North ' Star 11, Rowling 11, 12, lntramurals 10, 11, 12: G. A. A. 11, 12. ' ,'j ' cj 4. W gg .1 - an .T . and - s ff fr is ff 1-.ag f 2- 1 M - ,mf JANUARY SENIORS ,C . Y' ,C W'WWy .pawmma 44 Wa limes ii' A 5 5 51- i'-1i 1 if ' :'- . i A - is ig is .f ' 11.1 . 3 'W if 'gy .1 Q Patricia Stanton, Pat, Homemaking. Student i 'f1H. A ' ,.,, A ' .fry Council 11, Literary Club 11, 12. Arlene Steaey, . 'QQ Blondie, Commercial. ,1r. Red Cross 12. Robert .. , FEV' X ., , fi . 1 fa 2 e ,,... ai X a, A it i. vu V if 1 5 ' 'MA I ., -av ii -5 9? at 1 , 1 , 0 1-ez' A M- w tg fi ,ww 1 C 5.1 Stout, Bob, Academic Matlienialics. Football 10, 11, 12: Baseball 10, 11, 12, Intramurals 10, 11, 12, Varsity 11 12. 0 .Phyllis Strong, Pun1iie, College. Rowling 11,12,Intramuralsll,10,12,G. A. A. l1,1'.2, 1X Club 11, 12, Literary Club 11, 12, Counse1or's Honor List 10. 11, 12. murals 10, 11, 12, G. A. A. ll, 12, N Club 12, Counse1or's Honor List 10, 11, 12, Jeannine Toman, College. Ruth Sydman, Ginger, Commercial. Intra- Honor Society 12, Literary 11, 12, Counse-1or's llonor List 10,1l, l2,Intramura1sl1. 18 .lurrena Transuo, Jerry, Arzulcniiv Sm-imwn. lXortIi -F . M: Hr W I 'rmwo 4 tur IO, II: Literary Club 12: Intramurals 10, II, 12: 7 . ':.- 3. A. A. 10, ll,12: Pep Club IO, II, 12g I',l'l'F-OIIHI N1 orlwrs , .1 iw Q .4 I 0, I I, 12. lllarilyn Turner, Conuncrc-iul. Couus.cIor's A'G' 1' V.. lonor List I0,11, 12g Ilasvball 1I, 12: Intraunuruls I0,1I, 4 if 12: G. A. A, 12. Bettie Yan Iluzcr, .M'zu1f-unit' Sri- ,nvc. Student Council 10g Literary Club 12g IllIl'lllIlllI'llIS 0, Il: Counsc-1or's 1Ionor List 10, II, 12. O C Flor- Encc Vasisko, FIossie, Coinnicrcial. Counst-Ior's Ilonor 3 ,f--' - , 'I 1 ist 11. Carol WCIIKFP, Hot Rudder, 1141111011110 E ' lonimnaking. Einily wll'illMllFlIl, I'lnly, College. ' Y' 9' - 1 I onor Soc-icly 11, I2g Fort-usif' 1'l0l llIIl II, 12: .Ir. Red 3 4' U - Cross115LilcraryCIuh11, 12g G. A. A. II, I2g Pop Club 4,1 I ' ' 1 I :11, 12. A ' ' I r . Q Dorothy WYCIIS. 'eDoltie, Avzulclnit- SI'If'I1f'l'. Studs-ul Council IUQ Littlm- Tlieutrv Guild 10, II, 121 Quill and 478' ii Scroll 10g Pep Club 103 Choir III, II, I2. ,janv Wond- A I Y Ialndt, .Ianie,'1 Al'Z1dClIlIt' Business. Iilcanor WVI100- 'Q-' lor, Acadcinif' Lunguagv. Literary Club II, 122: I'c-p Club NQW Il, 12. U 0 ,lurncs White, Jim, Colle-gt-. 11onor I 31 I A Soviety 1 I, 12: Student Count-il I01NortI1 Star IU, I1g In- ! ' J trainurals IO: Counseloris Ilonor List 10, II, 12. Belly ti W'oIIing0r, Bets, Connncrcial. Studvnl Count-il I1, Ill: W'an1puni 10, 11, 123 Litvrury Club 11, 12: Pop Club IO. Gordon Yozltes, Gorf1y, Collcgv. Studt-ut Count-il 10g Projection Guild 12g I oothaII l0,11, Illg Golf I Ig Coun- 1 . --- ,L s cIor1s 11onor List 11, 12. my Pi ' , ly J J ,.T...- 7? 5 ,E1 N. V' JANUARY SENIQRS f-. ig, . . 155 . rr . Ti 'rir x rrrr l . r I 1 1 . ,,.. ..-,M 1 .1 wk , ., F .fx Q In Memoriam ROBERT JONES October 19, 1951 But, for you-it shall be forever spring. pq. X ..4 4 1. CLASS NOTABLES-First row: J. White, boy apple polisherg R. Stout, haudsomt-st boy: P. Salvemini and li. lirooks, quietesl girl and boy. Second row: L. llood, girl apple polishcrg J. George and Pat, Stanton, most lllliilllilll boy and girlg M. Cavanaugh, class actress1S. Rozelle, prettiest girl. Third row: G. Case, Class musi- eiang M. liloodgood, class artislg N. Rader and N. Cipriani, best natured boy and girl: T. Shir- hall, vlass avtorg Thelma and Theresa Matson, hardest pluggers. 2. CLASS NOTABLIQS-First row: li. Svd- man, best girl athleteg li. Pierson, best boy daneerg VV. Usier and J. Sliarak, noisiest boy and girl. Second row: L. Montone, most brilliant girlg F. Vasisko, class gigglt-rg Nl. llamilton, hc-st girl dancer. ll. Cooper and H. Knauf, Third row: C. Mastin and li. Jackson, boy and girl most likely to sllceeetlg Nl. Kennedy and ll. NN ol- fingcr., most popular boy and girl: C. Moore and G. Knapp, boy and girl heart breakers: lf. Smith, class jcsterg VV. Barber, most brilliant boy: W. Becker and A. Newswander, best dressed boy and girl. 3. The seniors are being told how they are going to graduate., now if only someone would tell them how to pass exams. 4-. Greater love hath no man for 81.25. 5. Three little lishes in a sea of moonshine. 6. Tripping the light fantastic on class day, may be a little more fantastic than light. 7. A lint of North High glanior-lovelicsfi 8. Junior tries to wangle the ear from ma and pa for Saturday night. 9. Waltz me around again, Willie. 10. A sextct of North lligh four hunched await the coming of their ambrosia and nectar. 11. The pose that refreshes. 12. A far ery from Levis, 4 W fm PQ? , j yy , An A Q . A- ... Www' .,, , 1 HQ , Q 1. CLASS OFFICERSfFr0ut: C. Salvemini, vice president, J. Shepard, president, P. Stern- berg, secretary. Back: S. Sampson, Girls' ser- geant-at-arms, R. Broun, Boys' sergeant-ab arms, B. Livingston, Boysl treasurer, C. Warren, Girls, treasurer. 2. NOTABLESfFront: S. Gelatt, Her Crown ing Glor ', E. Forse, Girls' Olympic Champ, L Ditzler, lMiss America, J. Fritz, Success for Her D. Roach and P. Blalesky, Love is Grand, J lWcGonigle, Success for Ilim, J. Shepard, Boys Olympic Champ. 3. NOTABLES-Front: M. Galli, Perpetual Blotion, M. Loveland, Silly Milly, C. Janicki, Bashful Babe, B. Boyd, Friendliest Girl, C. Salvemini, The lpana Smile, S. Baudendistel, LQ. Girl, K. hlacomber, Fashions from Paris, F. Wlilson, Music Maestro, N. .IHllllCS0l1, Mademoiselle Artiste, D. Jamieson, Class Flirt, Back: R. Chand- ler,Academy Award Wlinner, R. Browne, Shy Guy, J. .lewell,Friendliest Boy, J. Yallone, Class Comedian: B. Jones, LQ. Boy, D. Gioia, Fashions from Paris, L. Hickok, Blusie Maestro, J. Brown., Monsieur Artiste. 9. . R, I w-'Q L15 3-:tw 4. NOTABLBS-Front: V. Ostran- der, Cute Kid, B. Beam, Most Popular Girl, C. Warren, Prom Smoothie, P S. McPherson, Good Natured Sam, -Fl M--Q ,Qt P. Sternherg, Miss Sparkle, Bl. Gra- 3 ham, Girl Chatterbox, J. Nlariani, M. Don Juanita, M. Bruetsh, Class 1 Dreamer, S. Sampson, Venus. Back: if L M. Ziac, Cute liid, J. Gustin, Most Popular Bova T. Longcoy, Prom Smoothie, B. Livingston, Good Natured R Samzj. lialeka, Mr. Sparkle, B. Beck, mx Boy Chatterbox, B. M errall, Don Juan, l 'l'. O'Loughlin, Class Dreamer, J. Shramek, Apollo. 22 QQ' -mv if e K g Q , J . V' rw nf wwf - ' 5. CAP AND COWN'Ff0lltZ C. Janicki, S Janieki, I. Haekulieh. Back: B. Church, E. Cole M. Bruelsch. 6. ADVISORY CODIM ITTEE-First row S. McPherson, B. Teed, J. Jewell, M. Calli, B Cowan. Second row: S. Baudendislel, B. Boyd R. Kohlage, J. Leonhardt, N. Palla. Third row L. Schnurbusch, A. Matlison, M . Ziac, D. Eckel- berger. 7. PICNIC-Front: J. Cox, IW. Ahouse., B. Ben jamin, D. Jamieson, A. Popeek. Back: L. O Rourke, F. Joyner, E. llorvalh. 8. CLASS DAY-Front: E. Faber, D. Swaringen, B. Macey, J. Bell. Back: J. Vallone, J. Brown, Nl. Suvak, G. VanTassell. 9. SENIOR PROM-K. Macomber, K. Kaleka, N. Jamieson. Back: J. Shramek, E. Savo, B. Beck, J. Kaleka, -Og- Gf . H fee? A T l J . JS 'QA' L. Ditzler, C. salvemina, D. Adams, if ve? 7 W. Nass, T. Longcoy. ,Af ., N.f1.i mn 5 fs I lit 6? X-Ja W-.X JF X Q3 Ln V . I nl Q , i mvbwl-V ,MM V K - 5 , . 1 4, uit az 11 '18 f M -.1 .K N A , Q J . 5. 0' f x ,f K ' If Ja Q 'WE 4 5 Y x M, Z . . K H.-., .. 1 YW W 9' z 5 A Af' S B '14 l 1 , , ps -1 if -1 was , er-F X W' , .f - rf yr i I . Y. qui ,Q A 3 4 . IA 1 'Q 'W 1, I Betty Beanx, Bets Commercial Stenographic. Stu- dent Council 10, 11, 12, Paint Crew 10, Wvampum 11, North Star 10, Literary Club 11, 12, Cheerleaders 10, 11, 12, C. A. A. 10, ll, 12, N Club 11, 12, Pep Club 10. Williani Beck, Bill, College Fntrance. Honor So- ciety 11, 12, Projection Guild 11, 12, Wampum 11, 12, Band 10, Tennis 10, 11, Counsc1or's Honor List 10, 11, 12. William Becker, Bill, Academic Industrial. Foot- ball 10, Track 11, Cross Country 10, ll, Intramurals 10, 11,12. 0 C ,Ioan Bell, Bone ,1ell, Academic Home- malcing. widllllllllll 10, 11, 12, Quill and Scroll 12, Jr. Red Cross 11, Literary Club 12, Counselor's Honor List. Barbara ,lean Benjarnin, Baths, Commercial. Bar- bara Benjamin, Barb,1' Commercial. V9'ampun1 12, Jr. Red Cross 10, 11, Counselor's Honor List 11, 12. JUNE SENIORS Q 65 vs, V. K I Xl' 1--3, 'Y' I Dolores Adams, Dolly, Academic Mathematics. Honor Society. 11, 12, Vllainpum 123 .lr. 'Bed Cross 12, lland 10, 11, 12, Literary Club ll, 12, Counselor's Honor List 10, 11, 12, Intramurals 10, 11, 12, G. A. A. 12. lllildred Ahouse, Millie, Academic Homeinaking. 1n- tramurals 10, ll, Pep Club 10, 11, 12. Thomas Allen, Tom, Academic Mathematics. Counse1or's Honor List 10, 11, 12, Intramurals 10, ll, 12. C I Dorothy An- drews, Dotty,,, Commercial Stenographie. Little Theatre Guild ,11, 12, Literary Club 12, Chorus 10, Choir 11, 12, Cafeteria Cashier 12. Richard Barber, Dick,', Tech- nical Electricity. Band 10, 11, Orchestra 10, 11, Counse- lor's Honor List 10, 11, 12, Football 10, Suzanne Baudendistel, Sue.f' College Arts. Honor Society 11, 12, Student Council 10, 11, 12, Wfampum 10, North Star 11, Literary Club ll, 12, Counseloris Honor List 10, ll, 12. ,V ,.., W fu m, I V, ,, ,W . If' ,.,. ,H 1 W rf T3 'TI .RV 5, 1 se., ffl' -V' V 1 , --f-j-f34,?,,, 1 .25 . ! , 1 1. 7 1 , I! 1 . ,,., - A ...H s ,-. .ff 1 4-'P' J, e, -W 1 .zt,,Qii' . ... . ,L , .f,. it K f 3, -,J H mf I 0- 1 F 1 I , -2 .: W W 4 -4 '3 1 as . I' M. Y I Audrey Lou Benn, Academic Language. Honor Soci- ety 11,122,Little Theatre Guild 10, 11, 12, Forensic Forum 11, 12, Wampum 11: Literary Club ll, 12, Elmira College Key Award 11, Counse1or's Honor List 10, 11, 12. ,Iohn Bills, Billsie,'7 Technical Nleelianical. James Bing- hani, Bing, College. Jr. Red Cross 11, 12, Counse10r's Honor List 12. O C ,lanies Bishop, Academic 1ndus- trial. Student Council ll, .lr. Bed Cross 11, C0unselor's Honor List 10, lntramurals 11, 12. Elizabeth Boa, Liz, Commercial. Counst-lor's Honor List 11. Bar- bara Boyd, Barb, Academic Commercial. Honor Soci- ety 11, 12, Jr. Red Cross 11, 12, Literary Club 11, 12, ln- tramurals 10, 11, 12, Cheerleaders 10, 11, 12, G. A. A. 10, 11,12, 1V' Club 12, Pep Club 11. 24 Shirley Rae Brink, Academic Commercial. North igh Personal Workers 10, 11, 12, C0unselor's Honor st 10, ll. Clarence Bross, Clar,,' Academic athematics. Jr. Bed Cross 11, Counselor's Honor List 12, tCentral: Scholastic Photographic Awards 10, Honorable ention Scholastic National Contest 10, Photo Club 10. Jack Robert Brown, Jack, Academic Mathe- atics. Little Theatre Guild 10, Track 10, ll, 12, Cross ountry 11, 12, Bowling 12, Intramurals 10, 11, 12. l 0 Ronald Brown, Ronnie, Academic Science. ootball 10, 11, 12, Track 10, Bowling 12. Mary uetsch, Carol, Commercial Stenographic. Jr. Red toss 10, Pep Club 11, 12. Louann Buchanan, Lu- m, Commercial Stenography. Paint Crew 10, Jr. Red ross 11, Intramurals 11, 12, Pep Club 11, Art Club 10. D 2 5-. ' gf ,4 P .rx ...fi f 1 . Mfg -f ' , :gat . ' t P N , Wo...-f ,wk . W! I Lucille Claudia, Lucy, Commercial. Choir 10, ll, 2, Counseloris Honor List ll, 12, Lit Club 12. John dlugstone, Pear Shape, College. Forensic Forum 10, 11, 12, Little Theatre Guild 10, 11, 12, Wainpum ll, 12, Worth Star 11, 12, Art Club 12. Louise Cobb, Lou, Xcademic lllatliematics. Basketball 10, ll, Bowling 10. U 0 Evelyn Cole, Academic Homemaking. Literary Ilub 11, 12, Counselor's Honor List. Barbara Col- sten, Peaches, Academic Science. Little Theatre Guild l0, 11, 12, Counselor's Honor List 10, 11, 12. Beverly Cowan, Bev. Academic College Arts. Little Theatre Guild 11, 12, Literary Club 11, 12, Pep Club 12, Counse- lor's Honor List 10, ll, 12, Choir 11, 12, Chorus 10. ' .4 , -nr -Q we . st' Yi . ',1L. if! 5 rm ,tx Q K me--p er GX xi 4 . gy' --. 'Z MTB- ww Q Donald Buckley, Buck,', Technical Mechanical. Cross Country 11, Intramurals 10, 11, 12, Varsity B-11. Ronald Cannon, Ron, Academic Industrial. Intramurals 10, 11, 12. Shirley Carner, Tootsie, Academic Homemaking. Intramurals 11, 12, G. A. A. 12, Pep Club 11, 12. 0 .Hugh Carrington, J0e,7, College Science. Band 10, 11, 12, Orchestra 10, 11, 12. Roger Chandler, Rog,', College. Honor Society 11, 12, Student Council 10, ll, Little Theatre Guild 10, ll, 12, Band 10, 11, 12, Counselor's Honor List 10, 11, 12, Boy's State 11. Beryle Church, Churchie, Commercial Stenographic. Student Council 12, Jr. Red Cross ll, 12. JUNE SENIORS fa? no .C 'Z' I A iid ,Q ta 3 1 AR 'Ns ,az in 25 it 3 QU' vw' 75 mf , .7 43 A MQ, Q? ' 5 .J A W A . ,U J X . Y 40' ,X .1- 5 K ' K . 'W . W LW. V I lllargaret Decker, Peggy, Academic Music. Junior Red Cross 11, 125 Choir 10, 11, 125 Girls' Trio 10, 11, 125 Girls' Quartette 12. Francis Di Lascia, Academic Mathematics. Junior Red Cross 115 Bowling 115 Intra- murals 10, 11, 125 Counseloris Honor List 10. Lois Ditzler, Commercial. Student Council 105 Paint Crew 105 North Star 105 Literary Club 11, 125 Intramurals 10, 11, 125 Cheerleaders 10, 11, 125 G. A. A. 10, 11, 125 NH Club 125 Pep Club 10. C 0 Michael Dwyer, 1N1ike,', Academic Commercial. At Central: Football, manager 115 Dramatics Club 11. Donald Eckelberger, Eck,,' Academic Business. Student Council 105 Football 12. Beatrice Edwards, Bea, Academic Business. JUNE SENIORS 'WS inf gl M uni ff' V tw... V ,hm , l 'i ' we Q ., s f .'i I Janet Cox, Jan, College Entrance. Paint Crew 1 C0unselor's Honor List. Eugene Craver, Monk Commercial. Counseloris Honor List. Rodney Cun ber, Rod,,' Vocational Auto. Junior Red Cross 11. I Q Gordon Cunningham, Commercial. Rolar Damari, Bulldog, Technical Mechanical. Student Cou eil 115 Intramurals 10, 11, 125 Counselor's Honor Li 10, 11, 12. Carole Davis, Commercial. Counselol Honor List 11. e 'Q .C Fa QM ' I A rar .X I, 5 , at fue ' 4. Q sf ,,-.a ,V V ,K ,. ik' ' -My ,I i 5-' f- 1. f . 1'- sal. .,., Q .. . ..' A . tes ,:,: 4 ,5. fs 49 f. if we if H , 1' L- 1-W-4 '-.2 , ' 2, 'rf 1 rs! Y, f - ,... W.. ' 'ZW i ii- aff, Q Richard W. Engle, Dick, College Entrance. Counst lor's Honor List 10, 11, 12. Donald Everett, Don, Academic Mathematics. Ellen Faber, Academit Little Theatre Guild 10, 11, 125 Literary Club 11, 12 Counselor's Honor List 11, 12. 0 0 Paul W. Far thing, HP. F.,'i Technical Mechanical. Counselor' Honor List 10, 11, 12. Joan Fletcher, Jo, Aca demic. Honor Society 11, 125 Student Council 10, 12 Little Theatre Guild 10, 11, 125 Junior Red Cross 10, 12 Literary Club 11, 125 Intramurals 10, 115 G. A. A. 11., 12 Jeanette Foland, Jan, Academic Homemaking. 26 U Eleanor Forse, Punky,', Academic Homemaking. ntramurals 10, 11, 12g G. A. A. 11, 123 NN Club 123 lhorus 103 Literary Club 11, 122 Counseloris Honor List 1, 12. Robert Friedgen, Bob, Vocational Auto. Jeanne Fritz, Fritzi, Academic Mathematics. rlonor Society 11, 123 Student Council 103 Little Theatre guild 10, 11, 12, Band 10, 11, 12, Orchestra 10, 11, 123 'iterary Club 11, 123 Art Club 11. O OUbaldo Eaetani, Bozo,,, Academic Industrial. Intramurals 10, ll, 12. Mary Lou Galli, Lou,,' Academic Home- inaking. Jr. Red Cross 12g Literary Club 11, 12, Intra- murals 10, 11, 123 Cheerleaders 10, 11, 123 G. A. A. 10, 123 NH Club 12. William Galvin, Bill,', College Entrance. Intramurals 10, 11, 123 Counselor's Honor List l0, 11, 12. K 3 e E E E . 1 f A 4 r E . S 2' 5 3 'ff 4 'f -gf. '. 1 -,315 2 I Bernard Gruzlewski, Bernie,,' College Entrance. Intramurals 11, 12, Counselor's Honor List3 Rille Team. James Gustin, Jim, College Entrance. Student Council 10, 11, 123 Projection Guild 10, 11, North Star IO, Key Club 11, 123 Cross Country 123 Intramurals 10, 11. Irene Hackulich, College Arts. Little Theatre Guild 10, 11, 123 Jr. Red Cross IOQ Literary Club 11, 12, Pep Club 11, 123 Counselor's Honor List 10, 11, 12. I I Louise Harkness, Red, College Entrance. Band 10, 11, 123 Orchestra IO, Choir 10, 123 Counselor's Honor List 10, 11, 123 Library Helper 12. David Hartley, Dave,,' Academic Mathematics. Student Council 10, 113 Little Theatre Guild 11, 123 Jr. Red Cross 10, 113 Football 10, 11, 123 Track 113 Baseball 10, Intramurals 10, II, Varsity B 10, 11, 12. Edwin Harvey, Ed, Academic Business. Band 103 Bowling 10. 27 W f, .fd ig 'we my Kwai? 453. Q Sabra Gelatt, College Arts. Jr. Red Cross 103 Liter- ary Club 11, 123 Counselor's Honor List 11, 123 North High Personal Workers 10, 11. Carolyn Cillin, Connie,,' Commercial. At Elmira Southside: Student Council 103 Jr. Red Cross 10, 113 School Paper Representative 10, 113 Choir 113 Pep Club 10. Donald Gioia, Don,,, Aca- demic Industrial. Intramurals 10, 11, 12. O O Fran- cis Guiffrida, Jeff, Academic Mathematics. Band 103 Intramurals ll, 123 Counselor's Honor List 10. Nlary Lou Graham, Mary Lou, Academic Science. Wampum 123 Jr. Red Cross 103 Band 10, 113 Orchestra 103 Literary Club 11, 12, Intramurals 10, 11, 12. Alice Greene, College Entrance. Honor Society 11, 123 Student Council 11, 123 Little Theatre Guild 103 Band 10, 11, 123 Orchestra 10, 11, 12, Literary Club 11, 123 Intramurals 10, 11, 123 G. A. A. 11, 12. JUNE SENIORS 3 3 .-gr , if-1' e f. it 3 . . . J A: , Q. M. s H 'fe'-' 53 . , f .ii ie 'H 3. 3, 3 7 is 3 A 3 ff 'i.' ' ef I ir? F- ii L - tn: if ,, I g 3 . .3 gf eff .ts gf 2 ,i 3 A ,ka P: fg A .S raw-7: .Q AN. ff. ' M. Y, 'Im gg a ' H .u i .. K. A f hh If 'er -N--as as .www I . 7. .vtlli .af , 3 f ., fe wg eaie 51' . A . V, f Lkrvk 321 K .. K ia V. at kk ,V A K if .,,. ,. ii,, ,.., ..,,, 3 .,., ,i,' Q, YE. aiu, gi ix J, l v , 4 as Q Q- ,J ' 'f :V 6? .,, 5 g . y 1 mx ,Q. Q., fs X ' Xi? . l . ct X rs ,Q ' Q. 5 . I Alan A. Husband, Al, Technical Mechanical. Bowling 125 Intramurals 105 Varsity B 12. Robert Hutchings, Hutch, Academic Mathematics. Stage Crew 105 Intramurals 10, 11, 125 Counseloris Honor List 12. Dawn Jamieson, Peanut,', Academic Music. .lr. Red Cross 105 Choir 10, 11, 12. 0 .Nancy Lee 'if' -E' .A up 'S I' PQ O Lawrence C. Hickok, Larry,,' Academic Industrial. Student Council 10, 125 Forcnsic Forum 115 Band 10, 11, 125 Orchestra 10, ll, 125 Choir 125 Counseloris Honor List 10, 11, 12. Frank Hillary, Zeke, Academic Mathe- matics. Counselor's Honor List 10, 115 Intramurals 10, 11, 12: Donald Holtzmaster, Mashed, Technical Ble- chanical. Jr. Red Cross 105 Intramurals 11, 12. U U Edward Horvath, Harvey,', Technical Mechanical. Basketball 10, 115 Intramurals 125 Counseloris Honor List. Norma L. Hoyt, Norm, Academic Homemaking. Jeanne Hufton, ,leannie,', Commercial-Secretarial Practice. Intramurals 11. ws. .c., , QA -we It N km, 1 , 'Nav K Y I if ,, -. Jamieson, Shorty, Academic Art. Little Theatre Guild X M7 g 10, 11, 12, Choir 10, 11, 12, Art Club 10, 11. cfm- . ' 4 eg. 2 stance 1Wae Janicki, Connie,,' Academic Homemaking. 'ff 1 gf I ii? II W Literary Club 11, 12. Susan Janicki, Sue,7' Com- ri . JIVWA b , I mercial. Band 10, 115 Literary Club 11, 125 Counselor's Qu, li XY k' ,i 553 A Honor List 11, 125 Student Council 12. 1 JUNE SENIORS 7 as . ff 1'-'P 4' 1' 4-'Q .1 .3 '51 . as.. 1 I .L ... . ,X ' X 1 Y, if iz.. 2 1 ' 'S Q .I if ,wr fi, .,,. R av, fi ,L ' W A 'wa Nc.. , . Q gl? . 44 H tx. if O John W. Jewell, ,lack,,' College Entrance. Counse- lor's Honor List 105 Student Council 10, 11, 125 Basketball Manager 10, 11, North Hi-Y 10, 115 Wampum 10, 115 Baseball 105 Intramurals 10, 11, 12. Joyce Jones, Jo, Commercial. Counselor's IIonor List 11, 125 Literary Club 125 North High Personal Workers 10, 11, 12. Robert B. Jones, Bob , Technical Electricity. Honor Society 11, 125 Student Council 105 Counselor's Honor List 10, 11, 12. O O Fred Joyner, Technical Mechanical. Forensic Forum 105 Band 10, 11, 125 Orchestra 11, 125 Intramurals 12. Johanne Judd, Joby, Vocational Stenographic. Paint Crew 10, 115 Jr. Red Cross 105 Coun- selor's Honor List 12. Carolee Kabot, Carol, Com- mercial. Jr. Red Cross 125 C0unselor's Honor List 10, 11, 125 Intramurals 11. Q8 0 James Kaleka, Jim, Technical Mechanical. Honor ociety 11, 125 Student Council 10, 11, 125 Little Theatre uild 11, 125 Jr. Red Cross 115 Key Club 11, 125 Intra- urals 10, 11, 125 Boyis State5 Counselor's Honor List 10, 1, 12. Katherine Kaleka, Kitty, College. Honor ociety 11, 125 Student Council 125 Little Theatre Guild 0, 11, 125 Wampum 105 Literary Club 11, 125 Intramurals 05 Pep Club 10, 11, 125 Counselor's Honor List 10, 11, 125 Ralph Kemmerer, College. Forensic Forum 125 Little Theatre Guild 105 North High Personal Workers 10, 11, 125 Counselor's Honor List 10, 11, 125 Chorus 10. 0 0 Rose Kohlage, Rosie, Academic Business. Paint 'fx ,W as jf M f., r 1 6 X, J' ,,-.1 if. R 9 4- is if - AQ. Crew 12. .iviichacl Kostick, Mikc,'i Technical Elec- , xr 9' 4 'tt ' .rical. Baseball 11, 125 Intramurals 12. John Kutz, ii' . Technical Electricity. Honor Society 11, 125 Counseloris NY, V Mc i llonor List 10, 11,12. i ciy, 5 is W ii A , 5 he 3 fi 2 1 5' 0 Joyce Lane, College Arts. North Star 105 Intramurals U 10, 11, 125 G. A. A. 10, 11, 125 Pep Club 10, 115 Counse- - V A loris Honor List 11, 12. Howell Larnerd, Commercial. my AV . A Projection Guild 10, 11, 125 Jr. Red Cross 115 Key Club I K 'i-5 3' JF ,WR 11, 125 Glee Club 11, 125 Counselor's Honor List 10, 115 1 A f Choir 10, 11, 12. Joan Leonhardt, College. Honor Q Society 125 Paint Crew 115 Jr. Red Cross 11, Literary Club 11, 125 French Club 105 Latin Club 105 Play Com- ! mittee 10. U 'Nancy Lester, Nan, Academic I l 5 Science. Little Theatre Guild 10, 11, 125 Jr. Red Cross ' X qt, 10, 115 Counselor's Honor List 10, 11, 12. lllaurice X 'Y Lewis, Moe, Technical Mechanical. Track 10, 11, 125 Cross Country 10, 11, 125 Bowling 125 Varsity B 11, 125 Swimming 105 Rifle 10. Ernerson Light, Sonny, 1- Vocational Auto. Student Council 125 Jr. Red Cross 125 . . 5 Counselor's Honor List 10, 11, 12. i JUNE SENIORS I Andrew Lisick, Louie, Technical lllechanical. i it Football 10, 11, 125 Baseball 1.0, 11, 125 Varsity B 10, 11, 5 -3 6 ' 125 Counselor's Honor List 10, 11. Bernard Living- fi I A' M ston, Bernie,'7 Academic Mathematics. Intramurals ii ii 2' 10, 11, 12. Thomas Longcoy, Tom, Academic A4 Business. Student Council 11, 125 Little Theatre Guild 11, u p N V 12, Football 10, 11, 12, Track 10, 11, 125 Varsity B 11, , IQ, A 5 Q P , 125 Volleyball 10, 11, 12. 0 0 lllargaret Loveland, il 15' lv S A il ,Pj Maggie, Academic Commercial. Little Theatre Guild v,,- i.. Y .5 i,- ' 1 u cl K veg F ,ff 10, 11, 125 Literary Club 11,, 125 Pep Club 11, 125 Counse- A iiii' 'J t B LM 'R lor's Honor List 10, ll, 12. Joyce Ann Luth, Aca- demic Language. WHIIIPIITH 105 Literary Club 11, 125 Pep Club 10, 11, 125 Counselor's Honor List 11, 12. Leon- ard A. Lysak, Len, Technical Electricity. Student Council 105 Jr. Red Cross 105 Football 11, 125 Track 11, 125 Volleyball 125 Counselor's Honor List 10, 11, 12. 29 X fc Wt . A my ' i ,.m,,e 1 x. ' ki is ..., M, . i waging av it X. H? F3 ., c, - ' W 25 Jef 0 Patricia lllarcotte, Pan Commercial. Majorettes 10, 11, Intramurals 11, Counse1or's Ilonor List 10, 11, 12. Jeannine bluriani, 1Xean. Clerical. Student Coun- cil 12, Paint Crew 12, North Star 12, Literary Club 12g Intramurals 11, Counse1or's Honor List 11, 12. Charles blartin, Charlie, Academic blathenlatics. Projection Guild 12, Tennis 10. U 0 Catherine llflason. Cat11y,'i College Arts. Paint Crew 12, Wampum 119 Jr. Red Cross 11g Literary Club 12: Intramurals 10, 11, 12, G. A. A. 11, 12, Pep Club 11, 12. Allen blattison, Alf Vocational Automotive. Ernest llauro, Er- niefi College. Intramurals 10, 11, 12g Counselor's Honor List. JUNE SENIORS 41' .gg 'NW . , 'Q ,L , . t fi ov- 5t t. .X 0 Betsy llacey, Bets, Academic NIQIIIICIIIHCICS. Studen Council 11, Little Theatre Guild 10, 11, IZ: Vlfainpuni 12 Band 10, ll, 12, Literary Club ll, 12, Intramurals 10, 11 12, G. A. A. 12gCounse1or's,11onor List 10, 11, 12. Joal Nlacey, College. Honor Society 11, 12, Forensic Forum 10, 11, 125 Little Theatre Guild 12, Jr. lied Cross 12 Literary Club ll, 123 Art Club 12: Counselor's Honor Lis 10, 11, 12. Katherine DIHCOIIIIDCP, Kay, Business Student Council 11, 12, Paint Crew 11g Vllampuni 11 Ir. lied Cross 10, 12, Literary Club 11, 12g Intramural 10, 11, 12, Art Club 11. O I Phyllis C. llalesky l'11yl1, Ilomemalting. Student Council 10, 11, Jr. R04 Cross 11g Bowling 11g Intramurals 11, G. A. A. 11, 12. Charles Mantas, College lintrance. Counse1or's Hono List 10, 11, 12. Thornas Dlarcello, Tom,i7 Aca demic Industrial. V- -A - 1. f 5 '33 , L ...f ,H up 1 'T I ' t-, , ' ' ,Q 1 im S .. A it f- . M. 1 ' kzq.. J we ., 3 232 --,, i Qfsfw , E ml, - Q7 X W... ,Ag 1 1 x , W ' it if 4 , , 0 Thornas J. blaus, Lefty, Academic Science. Base ball 10. 11, 12. Barbara lllcllridc, Bobbi, Aca demic Ilomemaking. Student Council 10, North Star IC ,113 Jr. Red Cross 10, 113 Intramurals 10, 11. Sylvi. 1W1cPherson, Syl, Academic Business. Wlanipum 10, 11 Literary Club ll, 129 Intranmrals 10, 11, 12, G. A. A. 11 12. 0 0 Janice Meeker, Jan, College Arts. Ilonc Society 12, Forensic Forum 12g Little Theatre Guild ll Literary Club 12, BOFIII lligli Personal Wforkers 11, If Art Club 123 Counseloris Ilonor List 11, 12. llonal J. Blerrall. Ron, College Entrance. Student Council ll Vlianipuin 11g Track 11, 12. James Meyrick, Jim, College Entrance. liand 1.0, 11, 12g Counselor's Honc List 10, 12. 30 1 .ez ,. 4- f-... .fr of'-... s, 1 John lWIcGonigle, Jack, College Engineering. Stage L, - - , Q -4+-Q rew 113 Tennis 11, 12, Counselor's Honor List. M ' 'f K . eorge Dlitch, Technical Electricity. Honor Society 123 in g ...X M udent Council 12g C0unselor's Honor List 10, 11, 12. iLffi'f5ik's 25 w. Corrine lllontone, e'Corky, Commercial, Student limi i,Lf I S, I I . 4 PM 'ii' o ,V ZA Juncil 113 Jr. Red Cross 10g Literary Club 129 Counse- . 1,3 S F TR? Es Honor List 11, 12. C C Ferdinand Morsch, '-'i g .353 If f.7 i V I I i 'erd,,7Academic Industrial. Student Council 10, Jr. Red ross 103 Intramurals 10. Werner Nass, Max,', :chnical lNIechanical. Student Council 10, 119 Jr. Red 'oss 11g Counseloris Honor List 10, 11. Robert , Q ' eely, Bob, Academic Science. Student Council 10, ' I: I W' we W 5 4 . . ri, ...xg ers- . -3 , tint Crew 109 Tennis 129 Bowling 119 Intramurals 10, 11:, - 1 ,t Club 10. ,G QT. 4 I . C. E A il il 5 '--. I' Aa X 0 Donald Neville, Nev, Academic Language. Ida Nulton, Commercial. Counselor's Honor List 12, Choir. X Sally O'Donnell, Sal, Commercial. Student A 5+ Council 10, Literary Club 12, Counselor's Honor List 11, A 'i Q 12g Intramurals 10, 11, 123 G. A. A. 10, 11, 12. 0 0 1 ,,f 'Tr Thomas 0,Loughlin, Tom, Academic Mathematics. S 'W 'i ' Student Council l2g Football 10, 11, 123 Intramurals X 10, 11, 12g Varsity B 12g Counselor's Honor List 10, 11, 12. Anthony Olsovsky, Tony, Vocational Auto. Jr. Red Cross 10g Counselor's Honor List 10, 11, 12g Basket- ball 12g Baseball 10, 11g Intramurals 10, 11. James Osicr, Academic Business. Student Council 10, Basket- ball 11, 12, Track 10, 119 Intramurals 113 Varsity B 11. tg. X Q I I , L, 5 an ff ,. F' wt., yia JUNE sEN1oRs tw r 1 ,Virginia Ostrander, Cinny,,' Commercial. Student V I - inf ouncil 11, Literary Club 12g Intramurals 10, 11, 12g C. if vs as 'E ,D . A. 123 Counseloris Honor List 10, 11, 12. Dianne 1, . wt- sl lstroni, De, Commercial. Paint Crew 123 North Star 233' 3 Q gf.. -I Z3 Literary Club 11, 12g Counselor's Honor List, Pep lub 12. Carl Paccio, Patch, Technical Electrical fu V 1- ' ootball 10, 11, 12: Volley Ball 10, 11, 12, Counselor's ,.-.i IOIIOI' List 10, 11, 12. 0 0 Nancy Pall... Giggles, .., 5 5 Iommercial. Dickson City Sr. High: Cheerleader, Literary 'i'f f 4 . s- A V ,A j . llubg Pep Club, Girls Choir, Debating Forum. l Calvin Palmer, Cal, Academic Mathematics. Band D, Intramurals 10, 11, 12. Henry Parker, Hank, 'echnical Electricity. Football 113 Track 119 Swimming 0, Counselor's Honor List 10, 11, 12. , ,W if mai .1 f WM... in X is 31 A ., , J f yx K El ' : i yci Q I 5 rrtsi 1' :'i I 'it' Q 5 gzbfwfl. W ff'.' 1 Gsm K 'I .Y I f-l Q: 'Www ' Q 'M' . Q f Q .I-W ' f we te .. we-at-:1 :xv 2, . . . , , ,,,:. ,.,: , . . If ft .1 J 0 Paul E. Pierpoint, P.P., Academic Industrial. Nor High Personal Workers, 12. Stanley Podkulsl Shorty, Technical Electric. Jr. Red Cross 115 Bowli 12, Intramurals 10, 12, Counselor's Honor List. Adi Popeck, Adie,,' Academic Business. Student Council 1 Paint Crew 11, 123 Wampum 11, 12g Literary Club 123 P Club 12g Counseloris Honor List 10, 11, 12. . f Vi toria Reynolds, Commercial. Norma Joy Ribb Norm,,' Commercial. Paint Crew 11, North Star 10, 12g Quill and Scroll 12: Jr. Red Cross 11, Literary Club Q Counscloris Honor List. Richard D. Roach, Dicl Vocational Auto. Jr. Red Cross 11g Counsel0r's Honor L 10, 11, 12. O Phoebe Robinson, Pheb, Commercial. Bowling J gh- A 'F 11, 12g Intramurals 10,11,12gG.A.A.11,12,Chorus 10, if 1 1 ' W1 .f .5 11, 12. Roland Rockwell, Rocky,', Technical Elec- fi? 1 '-13 V' ,R tric. Stage Crew 10, 119 Counselor's Honor List 10, 11, 12. Eva Rose, Academic Science. Intramurals 10, 11, 12, if G. A. A. 11, 123 N Club 12. U C Henry Runge, .gi Hank, Vocational Auto. North High Personal Workers , 12. Constance Salvemini, Connie,,' College Arts. Student Council 10, 11, 123 Little Theatre Guild 11, 123 Paint Crew 10, Wampum 10, Literary Club 11, 123 Couns-elor's Honor List 10, 11, 12, Intramurals 11, 12. 1 Shirley Sampson, Sho, Academic Homemaking Student Council 10, 11, 12, Wlampum 123 Literary Club 1 11, 12, Counsel0r's Honor List 10, 11, 12, Pep Club 11, 12. l Q' .Ar 5 X N mf' -1 -iffy ag N N- . ...ww S cz' WW asp? I A A ,V ,,. I .Q f, as a ' - an f -s..1, . , .xkqyy I Robert Saunders, Bob, Technical Electric. Stud Council 11. Ernest Savo, Ernie Technical Mech ical. Honor Society 122, Student Council 10, 11, B2 ball 10, Intramurals 10, 11, 12, Volley Ball 10, 11, Counseloris Honor List. George Schmidt, Comn cial. Student Council 103 Orchestra 103 Intramurals 11. 0 C Leo Schnurbusch, Jr., Ski Jump, A demic Industrial. Football 105 Baseball 10, 11., 123 In1 murals 10, 11, 12. Beverly Sedor, Bev, Comrr cial. Paint Crew 10, Wampuin 10, Jr. Red Cross Intramurals 10, 11, 123 G. A. A. 12, Pep Club 10, 11, Art Club 10. Geraldine Serafini, Gerry, Comm cial. Student Council 113 C0unselor's Honor List 10, 125 Intramurals 12. 32 C William Sesky, Dupa,,' Technical 1N'1cchanica1. Student Council 12, Football 10, Counseloris Honor List 10, 11, 12. 1Vlarjorie Sexton, lNlargic, Academic Mathematics. Paint Crew 10, 11, North Star 10, 11, 12. Shirley Seymour, Shirl, Clerical Commercial. Intramurals 10, 11, 12, G. A. A. 11, 12, Connse1or's Honor List 10, 11, 12. I O john Shepard, Shcp,i' Aca- demic Industrial. Student Council 10, 11, 12, Football 10, 11, 12, Track 10, Intramurals 12, Yarsity 11 11, 12, Fredric Sherer, Frilz,,7 Technical Mechanical. Student Council 12, Counseloris Honor List 11, 12. ,lo May Shott, ,lo,7' Academic Science. Student Council 11, 12, Little Theatre Guild 10, 11, 12, W'ampum 10, Lit- erary Club 12, Intramurals 1.1, 12, Counseloris Honor List 10, 11, 12. fi ' gm f rg my 55, 1 5 ,A cw. F? fa- '-'avi' 1 -. .f lax i i it l , .5 ' 1, f ' I 1 , fi 1 2 1 lf , li i . f 1. . ,M-0 -'IN X1 ' J ? 91 f. as 15, 1 1 5 1 gf, 134- gf f . af-9 M 1 ' H .L-,A 1 , avg ,ff S, Q MQ! 1 V A fa' 1 N-. 1 f 0 Dorothy Smith, Dot, Academic Commercial. lllartin E. Smith, Pepper, Academic lndustrial. Intra- murals 12. Thonias Smith, Smitty, Academic. ln- tramurals 10, 11, 12, Golf 10. 0 0 Herbert, Snyder, 11erb,', Academic 1V1athelnalics. llowling 10, ll, lntra- murals 1.1. Phyllis Sternberg, Phil, Commercial. Honor Society 11, 12, Student Council 10, 12, Little Theatre Guild 11, 12, Paint Crew 10, Wampum 10, Literary Club 11, 12, Pcp Club 11, 12, Choir 10, 11, 12. Robert Stickle, Stick,', Technical Fllcctrical. .1r. llcd Cross 11, 12, Track 11, Cross Country 11, 12, lli-Y Club 11, 12, Counseloris Honor List 10, ll, 12. 33 4.1, tl .Q r ff' Iii -V., 1 4 'S' f 0 James Shramek, Shank,7' Technical Mechanical. Student Council 12, Little Theatre Guild 11, 12, Football 10, Basketball 11, 12, Track 10,1ntramura1s 10: Varsity B 12, Counse1or's llonor List 10, 11, 12. John Simck, .l0hnieee-,H Technical Nlechanical. liaseball 10, 11, Intramurals 10, Varsity B ll, Counseloris Honor List 10, 11, 1.2. Arthur Sinlolunas, Archie, Technical lilcc- trical. Student Council 11, lntramurals 10, 11, 12, Volley- ball 12, Counse1or's Honor List 10, 11, 12. 0 U Wil- liam Skelding, Bandit, Technical Mechanical. Stu- dent Council 1l, Cross Country 11, 12, Intramurals 11, 12. Lorraine Slater, Raine, Academic Homcmaking. lntranlurals 10, 11, 12, G. A. A. ll, 12, Pep Club 10, 11, 12, Counselor's Honor List 10. llarie Slater, Aca- demic Cotnmercial. WHIIIIJIIIII 11, .1r. Red Cross 12, Liter- ary Club 11, 12: North High Personal Vtorkers 10, 11, 12, Counse1or's Ilonor List 11, 12. JUNE SENIORS 'Q . -Q at 4 Q' if ?. in ix. . r .5 R L x,.. 1 V ' iiwaeizz, HKS , , , fs .s f -ai- 1-A r -. if? 'Q if ' 1' M iwszv -. W 1 AF ,FE CFS? f , 'eq -F 4 - 1 5' C, J W f 1H'.ii.L??L , fa, J L 'K ',. X' iff? . ' ' 5 V J V . ' 2 1 U -. is 45 fl , gy, .,, fo? V 5:1 L 1 M F HMV 1ia.': I 3.51 2 X 1 1 I James Stratton, Jim, Academic Commercial. Tc nis 11, 12, Football 10gBowling12, Intramurals 10, 1 1, 1 Timothy Sullivan, Tim, College. Forensic Fort 11, 12, Paint Crew 11, Wampum 10, 11, 12, North St 11, 12, Quill and Scroll 12, Jr. Red Cross 12, Art Club , 12. blichael Suvak, Zubie,1' Technical blcchanic Counselor's Honor List 10. 0 I Doris Swaringe College Preparatory. At Steubenville lligh, Ohio: Jr. 11 Cross 10, 11, Band 11, Pep Club 11, Bowling I0: Dar Band 11, Junior Prom Decorating Committee ll. Mai lyn Taggart, Commercial. .lr. Rcd Cross ll, Counsclo Honor List 10, 11, 12. Gerald Tamkins, Jerry, At demic Mathematics. Counselor's llonor List 10, ll. 0 Beverly Teed, Bev, Academic Mathematics. llonor Society 11, 12, Student Council 11, 12, Paint Crew 10, . Wampum 10, Literary Club 11, 12, Intramurals 12, Pep T 3 ', ' Club 10, 11, 12, Counseloris Honor List 10, 11, 12. W 1 1 NW H . , A3 Janet Theis, Jan, General. North Star 11, Jr. Red H-9 Cross 12, Counselor7s Honor List 11. Carla Thomp- ii cr. ' son, College Academic. Honor Society 11, 12, Student Council 10, 11, 12, Literary Club 12, Counselor's Honor List 10, 11, 12, Choir 10, 11, 12, Girls' Trio 10. I I Robert K. Travis, Bob, College Entrance. Joyce Valentine, Academic. Little Theatre Guild 11, 12, Liter- ary Club 11, 12, Intramurals 10, 11, 12, G. A. A. 11, 12, Counseloris Honor List 10, 11, 12. John Vallone, John .1ay,'1 Technical Mechanical. Student Council 12. JUNE SENIORS .Q .LH -5 U K V WN -,- mm- fi: ,gy . 1 - - f it XR.. .J in M5 iii fgx, xl, A Lf ' if f ff ' - ,N ,, f . 3- 'av ,..-' 1 I 1 G , ' -2.. U Alva Vandermark, Peanut, Academic Commerci. Jeanette Van Hart, Net, Academic llomemakin North High Personal Workers 10, 11, 12, Chorus 1 Harry Van Kuren, Academic Language. Intramura 10, 11, Counseloris Honor List 10., 11, 12. 0 0 Ji anne Van Kuren, Jo, Academic Homemakiug. Cou selor's Honor List. Glenn Van Tassell, Van,1' Ac demic Industrial. Little Theatre Guild 11, 12, Football l 11, Track 10, 11, 123 Intramurals 10, I1, 12, Choir l 11, 12, Choir President 12. Shirley Van Vorc Commercial. North Star l2, Jr. Red Cross 10, lntramurt 10, 11, 12. 34 O john Vaseleck, Vas, Academic Industrial. Band 10, 11, 12. Cleda Warren, Cleo, Academic Business Subjects. Little Theatre Guild 10, 11, 123 Intramurals 10, 11, 12g Cheerleaders 11,123 G. A. A. 11, 12g NH Club 12, Counselor's Honor List 11, 12. James R. Way, Academic Mathematics. Projection Guild 11, 12, Counse- lor's Honor List 10, 11. U C Barbara Weeks, Barb, Academic Business Subjects. Literary Club 11, 125 lntramurals 123 Chorus 10. Jennie Wells, ,1eanne,,' Academic. Literary Club 115 North High Personal Work- ers 10. Irene Williams, Academic Mathematics. Student Council 113 Jr. Red Cross 10, Literary Club 11, 12, Pep Club 11, 123 Counselor's Honor List 10, 11, 12. fs fi' .... 1 E ' mn ,.,,,- ,Q are , ...vw V. i 'a f. , .a. 'Q' Q5 . , .M ., , Q- a .,,,. t f ' V. , at my . iz J Q A Z .ty it s as K . fi -.,,,,:,..-1 3? 0 Frances Wilson, Frannie,'7 Academic Science. Little Theatre Guild 11, 12, Band 10, 11, 12, Orchestra 10, 11,123 lntramurals 11, 12, Counse1or's Honor List 12. John Wirth, ,1ohnie, Academic. Swim Team 10. Martin F. Ziac, Marty, Technical Mechanical. Honor Society 12, Student Council 10g Basketball 12, Intramurals 10, 11, E. ' fill : 25 ,12. 15: f ,- 1 1 i . W 3' .iw -if WGN .1 fa., Wagga Varsity B 10, 11, 12, Volley Ball 10, Ilg Counselor's Honor List 10, 11, 12. I I joseph Zielinsky, ,1oe,H Com- mercial. Intramurals 10, 11, 12g Counselor's Honor Listg Student Council. Richard Zumbach, Dick,,, Col- lege. Intramurals 10, 11, 12g Counselor's Honor List 123 Varsity Volley Ball 11, 12. Clair Austin, Academic Industrial. ei .3 JUNE SENIORS f H ' 111 f a, 7353 .fiiffll - '.', Ni. . .ag . LL, In .l 3g,,541V f .e.. senes ' gf ft ' .e-, T cz.: Qfilfggi ' I A i Ti '.i Wi I 1 L 0 Edward Brennan, Ed, Academic Mathematics. Student Council 10g Intramurals 10. Joseph Cornell Joe, Academic Mathematics. Student Council 12, Foren- sic Forum 11,12g Stage Crew 10, 11. Joseph Crisci- tello, Cris, Commercial. Football 10, 11, 12. U U Donald Evans, Don, Business. Asher Gaige, Ash, Academic Industrial. Football 103 Track 11. ,lean Gallagher, Jeanie, Academic Music. ity. , . 1 . , .. L, on fi? ,S , .guy gf 4 A-as ef-4 P if P . f.. ...... , 'E -W . ... . -1... ..-- fm , W :- 1 . .. ,,... .1 . we any H- ' . a ...QQ , N.. . . , 3.-3. V. , -in ' - mu- . t,,.:..1 , am - ,M if 1, H' sv- MQ i 'K V IF rd 'ww ' . 'L 1 A X 37' stiElw,'t'-glh .tl . if-.af s x- ' sw' ' . 1 :zz F. ,L 11... 1 . 1 .f1:?Q',: , , ,,,, W 'Tis'-,ami T . mai' k.3'i'.e,41 42. 5 9' 5 'T' fe if 'ii VV 2. I y ' tx X f. 9 - r I fm 'V f fi .T 1 ,,. ... 'W if -W ,f I Q, , X X ,F j , E, .yr 'N fixes iflil, s it 1 , 2, 1 A fi 1511 I 2 f 'ix 0 Donnald Peters, Pete, Academic Mathematics. Student Council IO, North Ili Y 10, ll, 12. William Reifler, Pork, Academic Nlathcmatics. Student Council 10: Forensic Forum 10, I I, Vllampum IO, Jr. Red Cross l lg lntramurals l0, ll. Lawrence Rourke, lIarpo, Academic Industrial. Intramurals I2. C 0 Lawrence Sariti, Commercial. lntramurals IO. George Seis- love, Academic Industrial. Henry Vimislik, Hank,,, Academic. Projection Guild ll, 12, North Star ll, Foot- hall llg Baseball I I, l2gIntramurals10, ll, 12. ca .fa-4 I Wlaltcr Guinan, Bud, Academic Industrial. lntr murals ll. Barbara lland, Baths, Academic Math matics. Sterling Kills, llotrod, locational Aut O 0 Richard Lalllont, Academic Mathematic Thomas lllacllonald, Mac-,', Commercial. War pum lllg .lr. Red Cross l0: lntramurals ll, 12. Audrl Martin, Academic 1-lomemaking. Intramurals IO. -.. I' ' bn ,.,.,,,, 9 aid: K 'e A 4 JUNE SENIORS 1 A 'K-..f X H fe ,,..V W ii A Vx I r , so Q 1. , V AN t iiiiigf X Left-Many of our Seniors remembe the fun they had at this fourth gradl llalloween party at Calvin Coolidgi School eight years ago. Front: Rich ard Zumbach, llernard Livingston Edward Holland, Thomas Allen, Alan Husband, lleverly Sedor, Joyce Am Luth., unidentified., Josephine Young Mary Lou Galli, Alma Vandermark Barbara lloyd. Back: Paul Farthing George Mitch, ,lack Sherman, Ricliari Schrader, Alice Palmer, ,lackie Red ulond, unidentified, ,lo 'ce Clift, liar hara Colsten, Sally Ll'Donnell, ant Gracie Frantz. 36 5' -., ft: i m 'QE L if fwrlmff N5 Ui- f , .6 ' Abit ff .. W. fi -ff '--. I i g. 4 f ' 1 ,:. ffxaijp . E 3'if5V 'f s Q 4 mn, 's 3 lf, ' '35, 4 . I ' 'HM aff! 1 . ,jr V ,. 4' A . L YA'- -4'-.gsg A fy gk J.: , 'jf ui-ua '- ll Milner T ii. ,fy Q ,.,, . L, 3-. 35,451- vih . . Wmwxy ., 6 mi? fi? Q5 Q A 4 + f + :ff Af A . 1 'S 1 , ' 5 LQ! Q M A ' 4 4 wx sz lmvmwm A., gg f -gm , f G1 Q GH T 'M' W 'AM ,,,.M Qdfwyh L ' -K-. .Q 7- fx- F' O ff f ' r- STP' HONOR SOCIETY School can be a way of life. To some students, it is just that. To tl1em the end of seventh period does not mean Time to Go llome, but time for a meeting, something to put life into life and life into school. They see a meaning in study, and a goal in service and leadership, not as tinseled ideals, but as .part of their school life. They are often members of Honor Society. They have to be Junior Ns or Senior B's with an average of 4.25, or Senior A's with an average of 4.0fthen they are eligible for membership in llonor Society. Their ideals are excellence in leadership, character, service and scholarship. The society is sponsored by Nlrs. William llouli- han, Miss Elizabeth Quilter, Mr. llarold Gillespie, and Mr. Gerald Demaree. There are about sixty members of llonor Soci- ety here at North. They serve as ushers at as- semblies, hosts and hostesses at the information desk, guides for visitors at North. Wie see them in long robes, carry ing candles at their induction ceremonies in the auditorium, we know them as our friends, as very real people. Our guarantee is the Honor Society label. GiwisffirGiififi' , .,.,. ...it -'flisafsw :E 1 if. e J: 125 5 si' -3:5555 B?Km32, ' , . ' ' 1' , .5 , - . .lllselsd .L 'f Q ' , , ' ' , ' ' V W is-. . , R ' 1, K ' K 1 W - v A . , .5 , ' i i Q - ,f , -A -:rt . , 1 1. . ,- tt 4 ., A ' e - t is N' t t A . w, 1 H :W .rg at-. . fs' we .,., -- -f, -ef ,, S c,'- - . -, 'W eeitv .. - , A f,-' 2 X J 4 1 . WL, J 40 OLD RIEBIBEKS-First row: James Kaleka, treasurer, Chahner Mastin, vice presidentg William Barber, presi- dent, Phyllis Sternherg, secretar . Second row: Joan Fletcher, Emily Weinwurrli, Lucille Montone, Sue Baudendistel, Carla Thompson, Kath- erine Kaleka, Beverly Teed, Dolores Adams, Joan Macey. Third row: Sylvia Kingsbury, Richard Knauf, James White, Roger Chandler, Robert Jones, John Kutz, William Beck, Audrey Lou Benn, Jeanne Fritz. IYSHERS-below: Delores Adams and Beverly Teed stand at their regular posts before an assembly. FALL lNlTIA'l'ESfFirst row: Jos phine Wilbur, Barbara Boyd, Eliz. beth Briggs, Mary ,lane Lane, Ar Leipfert, Elaine Sinander, Betty Shr mek, Joyce Ford, Janice Meeke Joan Leonhardt, Mary Babcock. Set ond row: Ernest Savo, Martin Zia Jay Barnes, Sully Bozelle, Jeannil Tonian, George Bilev, Vlvhilney Acke man, George Pcnnell, Sharon Murph Joan Osgood, George Nlitch, Robe Hogan, Robert Ellis. PRING INITIATES-Right: First ow: Frances Wilson, Mary Neill, Shir- ely Wilcox, Joan Morenus, Barbara orence. Second row: Adria Popeck, aren Boyle, Caroline Schuh, .loan eale, Mary Hegedus, Betsy Macey, ileen Lalle . Third row: William immons, William Roemish, John iza, Richard Barber, Bernard Cruz- lewski, Bruce Benson, Al Stephens, Arthur Simolunas. A sextet of North High femmes pregare to make gluttons of themselves at the Honor ociety tea. The.Honor Society slurps their Lipton's while making wlth intelligent conversation. . P I , 41: P 6, . ORCHESTRA-Violins: Ruth Richardson, Frances Wilson, Noreen Clarke, Evelyn Pratt, Margaret Furino, Beverly Mollo, Naomi Rector, Sandra Jamieson, Sally Reed, lorman Nagle, Etta Norton. Viola: Hugh Carring- ton. Cello: James McNerne . Bass: Jeanne Fritz ,lame Mourt Piano' L Ii , s . . awrence ickok, Sue Koppler. Flute: Alice Green, .loan Kelly. Clarinet: B b Sh' l ' ' ar ara Sanders, ir ey Wilcox, Richard Evans. Horn: David Smith, .lune Larish. Trumpet: Fred Joyner, Bruce Benson. Trombone: Margaret Frea P ' r. ercussionz John Hiza, Maurice Parsons, Dave Jennings. 42 S MUSIC Music in one form or another makes up a large part of the extra-curricular enjoyment that is to be found in any school. Enjoyment is the reason for music, and if North is an example we get as much fun out of making music as we do from listening to it. We at North have ev music. We have band and orchestra, and our in- strumental quartet, all under the baton of our own Mr. Richard McCutchan. We have choir, chorus, and the more specialized girls' trio, which requires that you be feminine to belong. These vocal groups are dire t d ' ' burn. And if ery opportunity to make c e by Miss Marion Thorn- making music for music's sake is not ou get a fifty-yard line enough, join the band. Y seat at all the football games, and you see and hear all band concerts-but bring your horn ' h wit you. Orchestra members sit in on all LTC la s P Y while providing the music for them. They also play at graduation ceremonies. At Christmas ti me and during the spring is when we know choir best. In last vear's Christmas assembly the choir formed a living, carol-singing Christmas tree. The girls' trio was there too, in their sleigh, accompanied by a calm and silent snowman. The city-wide concert and music festi- val in March extends the range of our choir out- side the walls of our school. Music such as this h l s ou d be appreciated by us laymen. BRASS SEXTET B - ruce Benson, cornetg William Briggs, trumpetg Frances Wilson, French horn, Hugh Carrington, sousaphoneg Roger Chandler, baritoneg Margaret Frear, trombone. x wht x DDD BAND-Piccolo: Louise Harkness. Flute: Alice Greene, Joan Kelly, Jeanette Page, Ruth Hayes. Clarinet: Barbara Sanders, Shirley Wilcox, Richard Evans, John McCauley, Phili Fotorny, Helen Herrick, Lurlene Dundon, Lorraine Kozlowski, Allen Mellen, Mark Choberka, Peter Worch, Sue Russell, Joan Sterling, Theodore Hackett, Earl Rickerson, Beverly Mollo, Joyce Appleman, Mary Ann Clugstone. Bassoon: Ruth Richardson. Alto Saxophone: John Carrington, Lucille Van Steenburg, John Gilbert. Tenor Saxophone: Joseph Sbarra. Baritone Saxophone: Thomas Wurth. French Horn: Frances Wilson, June Larish, David Smith, Evelyn Pratt, Nancy Carlin. Cornet: Fred Joyner, Bruce Benson, Charles Hoffman, Carol Brainard, Perry Heath, Parker Ganow, Gloria Hannay, Julian Brown, John Perry. Trumpet: James Meyrick, William Briggs, Joseph Hickey, Joseph Lalley. Trombone: Mar- garet Frear, Clark Baile , Margaret Furino, George Sheptock. Bari- tone: Roger Chandler, Jyames MCN erney, Thomas Huff, Peter Salm- on. Sousaphone: Hugh Carrington, James Mourt, John Vaseleck, Thomas McCarthy, Calvin Eddy. String Bass: Jeanne Fritz. Percussion: John Hiza, Lawrence Hickok, Maurice Parsons, Leon- ard Reed, Richard Page, David Jennings, Thomas McCarthy. GIRLS, TRIO-Sleigh bells ring for the Girls' Trio and their friend the snowman as they sing Winter Wonderland. The trio: Nancy Gottschall, Audrey Cutler, Peggy Decker. CHOIR-First row: Dot Oliver, Nancy Gottschall, Louise Hark- ness, Lucille Claudia, Phyllis Sternberg, Ida Nulton, Peggy Decker, Kay Westgate, Joan Morenus, Beverly Baldwin. Second row: Anne King, Dorothy Andrews, Beverly Cowan, Carole Armstrong, Carla Thompson, Rita Emilio, Jean Seal, Joan Williams, Delores Stalker, Norma Griflith. Third row: Jeannie Skelding, Mary Louise Jones, Barbara Florence, Evel n Pratt, Charlotte Rogers, Jeanne Cutler, Maril n Jones, Joyce Flord, Clark Bailey. Fourth row: Don Hin- man, Bernard Davis, John McEnaney, Howell Larnerd, Glenn Van Tassell, Chalmer Mastin, Bill Evans, Durwood English, Lawrence Hickok, Bill Stanton. 43 45 1 Mr. Weaver gives the election results to North's political aspirants. FALL CANDIDATES--Above-Seated: Mr. Weaver Standing: Mr. James McGinnis, advisorf Pat Jones Ruth Sydman, Betty Wolfinger, secretaryg John Vallone treasurerg Martin Ziac, Chalmer Mastin, James Kaleka vice-presidentg Thomas Shirhall, president. Below: Two for fifteen cents-a bargain -and so the Tag Sale goes merrily on. 9 SENIOR REPRESENTATIVES - Above - First row: Joan Fletcher, Tom Shirhall, Betty Wolfinger, John Vallone, Carla Thompson. Sec- ond row: Alice Greene, Kay Macomber, Sue Baudendistel, Phyllis Malesky, Jackie Redmond, Sall Rozelle. Third row: Arthur Simolunas, Wiliiam Sesky, Ed Smith, Richard Emms, Law- rence Hickok, Marty Kennedy, Dick Knauf, john Shepard. WSC JUNIOR REPRESENTATIVES- Above-First row: Pat McGuire, Jeanne Cutler, Phil Brown, Marie Mariani, Sondra Clarke. Second row: Mary Jane Russell, William Roemish, Jim Munro, Jerry Brennan, Dick Tedeschi, Ginn MacDowell. Third row: Vincent Nisalesky, Richard Vash- ina, Ronald Rasmussen, Frank Lisick, Richard Hovancik, Bill Danzi. SOPHONIORE REPRESENTA- TIVES-Left-First row: Beverly Spellman, Margaret Spears, Rita N1- cotra, Madge Ostrander, Pat Webber, Evelyn Pratt. Second row: Emma Kipper, Ken Tucker, Spencer Grip in, John Knowlton, David Hardy, Tat Gow. Third row: Gordon White, Pat M Monforte., Eddie Knauf, John Mlcuch, I ' 'ff-is iiii li 'Z Bill Conroy, Richard Burley, Philip l s From the year when it was founded, N0rth's Student Council has been active in school life, co-ordinating our educational machine, working for the hard master School Spirit, and being gen- erally mixed up in school affairs. When the Coun- cil was set up, its official business was to regulate rights, privileges, and financial expenditures of students and student organizations. Quite natu- rally it has become one of our best-known and most influential organizations. Among the flurry of a double-billing of assem- blies, two elections, and a profusion of posters, Student Council once each term wages electoral war, and when the dust has settled, four happy victors stand in the center of attention for a few days, and in the heart of North for the rest of the 5' ' 'J Smith. term. The tag sale comes a little later, with homeroom 6403 having sold I00fZp, and with last term's tags appearing on jackets along with three of the new ones, and some more from a year ago with these. In a week or so the tags on jackets dwindle 011' to one or two and are forgotten. But we don't forget Student Council. All year long the Council is at work, doing the things that must be done, like last fall's campaign for new uniforms for the cheerleaders. And always, mak- ing it congenially possible for students and teach- ers to live together, making campaign promises once each term, providing assemblies to entertain us and help us skip a class, we have our Student Council. Stanley, what's wrong? Robert, have you lost your sensesl? The monster! . . . I believe you and Hal have al- ready metf' . . . For honnie Annie Laurie I'd lay me down an' die. To bonnie Annie Laurie. LITTLE THEATRE GUILD The Drama is an elusive thing, but also a very romantic one. It is easy to be a high school student -all you have to do is grow. It is easier to be stage-struck-all you have to do is be a high school student. Here at North we have a place for sta e- struck students, affectionately called LTCg, and officially known as Little Theatre Guild, our dramatics or anization. With a littie imagination we can see LTG as an infant or anization under the directorship of Mr. Raymond Merchant, progressing by bounds from their first season, with a goal called Quality Drama not very far ahead of them, and a will to bring it back. Judging from the current season, Quality Drama is here to stay. The Guild's fall lay was a mystery called The Strawhatter's Case, with a cast made up of Joan Fletcher, Betsy Macey, Ellen Faber, Sandra Jamieson, Mary Neill, Anita Pope, Nancy Jamieson, Mary Jane Lane, Joan Macey, Frances Wilson, Sandra Winterburger, Barbara Payne, Tom Shirhall, Roger Chandler, James Friedgen, Jerry Brennan, Sidney Doolittle, Jim Kaleka, Larry Gray, Jim Shurtleff, Glenn Van Tassel, James Shramek, John Poppeliers, and Stan Pylipow. The spring play was a production of beautiful Annie Laurie. In its cast were Joan Fletcher, Betsy Macey, Roger Chandler, Sandra Winter- burger, Joan Macey, Ellen Faber, Lorraine Koslowski, Joanne Kukol, Nancy Jamieson, Audrey Lou Benn, Frances Wilson, June Thomp- son, Barbara Florence, Larry Gray, Sidney Doo- little, Dick Tedeschi, James Shramek, Jim Kaleka, James Friedgen, Glenn Van Tassel, and Clark Bailey. STAGE CREW-Above, right: Here's the se- cret of what goes on backstage during a perfor- mance. Clockwisez Bruce Shoudy, stage man- ager, Bay Doolittle, assistant sound, Bill Stan- ton, master sound, Ray Swift, curtain techni- cian, Doug Geiser, assistant stage manager, J an Stalker, electrician, Don Davidson, assistant elec- II'lCl3Il. PAINT CREW-Right: Redecorating the Lpaint crew room. Front: Jean MacDonald, ggie Richard, Adria Popeck, Kitty Kaleka, Eleanor Caton, Joanne Almy, Shirle Hayes. Standing: Ginger Lee Fiske, Joan Kiiell , Elaine Miller, Janet Lacey, George Brown, Byill Wendlandt. 47 First row: Beverly Cowan, Dorothy Andrews, Barbara Payne, Joan Macey, Jerry Brennan, Connie Salvemini, Ellen Faber, Roger Chandler, Sandra Jameson, Audrey Lou Benn, Barbara McCunn, Second row: Mary East- man, Lee Jamieson, Joan Beale, Ma Jane Lane, Phyllis Sternburg, Betsy Mace , Frances Willson, Jeanne Fritz, Joan Fletcher, Gertrude Schmidt, Margaret Loveland, Mary Lou Cavanaugh, Marguerite Holtzmaster. Third row: Ann De Rosa, Mar Lou Hamilton, Karen Boyle, Louise Lynch, Barbara Fibrance, Estella Downs, Amelia Leone, Barbara Colsten, Nancy Lester, June Thom son, Anita Pope, Sandra Winterberger. Fourth Row: Mary Neill, Joan Coy, Frances Coyle, Marlene Gowe, Pat Jones, Chalmer Mastin, Dick Tedeschi, Dick Willis, Cleda War- ren, Jo May Shott, Pat Prizt, Fifth row: John Clugstone, Phill Benbrook, Ted Hackett, Allen Mellen, Fred Holden, Glenn Van Tassell, Larry Gray, Jim Shramek, Jim Fried- gen, Jim Kaleka, Sid Doolittle. JM4, 4,A,g.-- RED CROSS-Boys and girls overseas were gladdened at Christmas time with presents packed in the familiar Red Cross boxes. Above-clockwise: Miss Grace Fox, ad- visor, Anita Pope, secretaryg Nancy Spencer, secretary, Ruth Christophori, vice president, Peggy Decker, vice president, June Williams, president. FORENSIC FORUM-The entire debating organization fexcept the first rowj appears en- grossed in the ideas that Clugstone is presenting. Perhaps the topic is, Shall Homework Assign- ments be Eliminated?'7 RightAFirst row: Joan Kelly, Joe Cornell., Ralph Kemmerer, Fred Mokrohisky, Richard Willis, Nancy Spencer. Second row: Tim Sullivan, Ethel Foote, Elwyn Keesler, Audrey Lou Benn. Third row: Louise Hood, Phyllis Salvemini, Beverly Cohn, Ann Leipfert, Emil Weinwurm, Natalie Adamovich, Joan Macey, Shirle Ann Webb, Nancy Mark- ham, Lorraine Kozlowski, John Clugstone. ,ff , t , i i i PROJECTION GUILD-This tim: instead of throwing a picture on tl screen in the auditorium for our bent fit, our 'lmovie-minded boysw sit sti and look nice for the birdie.77 Clockwisez Bill Wendlandt, Fran Sacco, Al White, Richard Stanton Charles Martin, Richard Page, Vinc Monforte, Henry Vimislik, Howe Larnerd., David Chamberlin., Tom De Lapenna, Dick Fiske, Durwood Eng lish, Bob Selby, Andrew Derrick, Joh Cigliotti. Q 48 QU KEY CLUB-A miniature Kiwanis Club within the school, this organization serves by ushering at concerts, selling programs at football games, and selling refreshments at basketball games. RightYSeated: Chalmer Mastin, treasurer, Dick Knauf, president, Jay Barnes, vice presi- dentg Jim Kaleka, secretar . Standing: Mr. Ronald Johnston, advisorg Bill Wendlandt, Tom Williams, Jim Friedgen, Stan Pylipow, Andy Perkins, Dick Bell, Ronald Rasmussen, Martin Kenned , Jack Leadbeater, Ed Steele, Bob Ellis, Howell Larnerd, PERSONAL WORKERS-A group of Protes- tant students gather to hear an outside spafaker during the noon hour. Left-First row: enry Runge, Marie Slater, William Roemish, Shirley Brink, Janice Meeker, Jurrena Transue, Phyllis Harrington, Greta Patton, Roger Scism. Second row: Jean Russell, Dorothy Darling, Rita Emilio, Glena Carpenter, Margaret Savercool, Mary Eastman, Joyce Jones, Jeanette Van Hart, Helen Merrill. Third row: Louise Smith, Janice Harding, Louise Dufford., Joyce Davis, Gordon Case, Paul Forbes, Paul Pierpoint, Ralph Kem- merer. Standing: Mr. Harold Foster, Rev. Q Woodrow Brown, speaker. LIT CLUB-Besides enjoying book reviews and speakers, this organization has helped the school by selling candy to raise money toward the purchase of uniforms for the cheerleaders. Below--First row: Connie Salvemini, Nancy Gott- shall, Bett Briggs, Eleanor Wheeler, Irene Williams, Phyllis Sternberg, Beverly Teed, Jurrena Transue, Emily Wein- wurm, Sally Rozelle, Gail Knapp, Audre Lou Benn. Second row: Mary Lu Hamilton, Dorothy Andrews, Irene Hackulich, Louise Hood, Betsy Macey, Igoll Adams, Margaret Loveland, Susan Janicki, Connie Janicki, Frances Fox, Mary Lou Graham, Sylvia Kingsbury, Joan Macey. Third row: Pat Jones, Ruth Davis, Marie Slater, Joyce Jones, Carla Thompson, Joan Leonhardt, Joyce Ford, Audrey Cutler, Bettie Van Duzer, Jeannine Toman, Patricia Hogan, Beverly Cohn, Phyllis Salvemini, Nancy Markham. Fourth row: Joyce Valentine, Jeanne Fritz, Joan Flet- cher, Ellen Faber, Beverly Cowan, Eleanor Forse, Janice Meeker, Sabra Gelatt, Mar Babcock, Pat Bigart, Alice Greene, Betty Sramek, Sylvia McPherson, Betty Wolfinger. Fifth row: Pat Robbins, Izhyllis Stron , Jo Ma Shott, Evelyn Cole, Barbara Weeks, Marlene Holford, Joan Bell, Shirley Sampson, Mary Lou Galli, Sally 5,DonnelIl, Betty Beam, Lois Ditzler, Kay Macomber, Sue Baudendistel. 49 , ,.,,v , I aww COPYWRITERS-Above-Seated: Ann Leip- fert, Betsy Maeey, Dolores Adams, Betty Briggs. Standing: Adria Popeck, Bob Liddy, Loren Hol- ford, Bill Wendlandt, Mary Jane Russell. WAMPUM A yearbook to us students is a timeless thing. Poring over an old yearbook, or a new one, is somethin like rummaging through old chests in an attic. Seeing the faces of former friends, recall- ing a dance or football game where we had the time of our lives, is reliving something that hap- pened a year ago or ten years ago. But behind the scenes our yearbook staff is not thinking in terms of the past. They are re-creating something that happened yesterday, or will hap- pen- tomorrow. They are taking photographs, get- n and ,swam-W-ii EDlTORSfAb0vefSeated: Natalie Adamo- vich, seniors, Bill Beck, managing editorg Tim Sullivan, editor-in-chief, Joan, Bell, business manager. Standing: Fred Mokrohisky, sports, John Clngstone, faculty and home rooms, Dorothy Oliver, activities, liillWarriner, literaryg Francis Clements, art. ting ads, writing copy, pasting up a dummy. d along with this they are getting subscriptions, dreamin up publicity schemes, and raising money for a depqeted treasury in a before-deadline frenzy. They are working in and for the present. It is only after the yearbook is at the printer's that the staff can quietly read old books or discuss the new one. And when the printed book arrives, they have created a work for the sentimentalist. Why not? It was created by a staff of 'sentimental- ists. 1,1 .M- BUSINESS STAFF-Aboveflfirst row: Bar- bara Benjaniin, Margaret Savercool. Second row: Sally Priestly, Pat Nlesick, Beverly Bald- win. Third row: Beverly Cowan, Amelia Leone, Estella Downs, Pat Pokorney, Eleanor Wheeler,j Isabelle lWcFall. l ADVISORS-Left: Mr. Webster Haight, gen-l eral advisor, Tim Sullivan, editor-in-chief, Mrs. Betty Gordon, business manager, Bill Beck, man- aging editorg Mr. Charles Konecny, photography! as , S N h QUILL AND SCROLL-'Right-First row: Norma Ribble, Adria Popeck, Joan Bell. Second row: Bill Beck, Tim Sullivan, John Clugstone. A ,rx f . NORTH ST AR What attracts a student to his school paper? What makes him want to create for this paper? Joes he see visions of reporters in the movies, :omplete with press card and cynical sophistica- Lion. Is he infected hy the romance surrounding iews a er work? Certainly not at school. On the Yortli Star staff reporters have the drudgery of write-u s and interviews. Editors have rewrites, zditoriags, and layouts. The business staff finances the paper through ads. Photographers, artists, and .-Iwi. SKS. Y . A72 . NORTH STAR CIRCULATION STAFF- Left Seated: Jeannine Mariani, Joyce Ford, Elaine Sinander, Norma Ribble. Standing: Ka Westgate, Nancy Jackson, Fred Mokro- hiskiy, Loren Holford. typists contribute their share. The whole staff aids in the sponsorship of fund-raising bake sales, and in the annual May Queen dance, but there is no halo of romance surrounding any of this work. There is, however, a certain satisfaction in see- ing a piece of finished copy, neat and uniform, and in seeing mounted photographs and art work on a completed layout, readyfor the printer. There is even more satisfaction in seein piles of finished newspapers, ready to be distriiuted, when you know that inside is your master work, polished and perfect. To a student who has printer's ink in his veins, a school paper is perha s enough to prepare him for a future career. 'IPO those who merely enjoy working for the present, the North Star will always remain a friend. 51 NORTH STAR EDITORS-Above-Seated: Tim Sullivan, Mae Bloodgood, Pat Jones, Louise Hood. Standing: Sharon Murph , Dick Tedes- chi, Maureen Ciblin, Francis Cfements, Mary Jane Lane, Stan Pylipow, Ethel Foot, Jean Mungle. NORTH STAR REPORTERS-Left-Seated: Estella Downs, Amelia Leone, Natalie Adamo- vich, Pat Foley. Standing: Marjorie Sexton, Michaeline Slavik,Ann DeRosa, John Clugstone. xfi :D MW Topt This pass is going to the little man who isn't there. Bottom: Clear the track for engine no. 73 VARSITY FOOTBALL On September 22nd the Blue and Scarlet trotted onto the Ithaca High field with five players of varsity experience among them. Eight weeks later these same In- dians trotted off the Elmira Free Academy field as a group of pigskin veterans. Strangely enough, these were the only games the warriors dropped. In the Union Endicott game, defensive backs Al Stephens and Bobby Stout proved to be real offensive material as the O,Reillymen eked out a 15-7 victory over the Orange Tornado. In the final period the Red and Blue grabbed two touchdowns. One came when Murphy crashed over to climax a 65 yard drive. The other came via an interception and 25-yard run-back by little Bobby Stout. North rolled over Middletown with its greatest margin of victory in 4 seasons. Browne, Nugent, Barber, Criscitello, and Kimmel each brought home one scalp and Frank Petro came across twice for a grand total of seven touchdowns and 45 omts. P A Nugent to Browne pass netted one touchdown in the Madison game. An 87 yard run by Frank Petro netted a second and on an off-tackle play by Joe Criscitello brought the Indian tally to 20 while the Madison gridders were able to net but 13. The big Central ame featured some of the season's most inspired play. Joe Crisci- tello went over eariy in the first period to take scoring honors for the day. The big North line featuring Lisick, I-Ieartly, and Yevchinecz stole the spotlight by holding Central in their own territory, until the final seconds when they .fina ly crossed the midstri e. The iiinal record read one tie, two losses, and five big victories which is an enviable record in anyone's book. As always the fine, enthusiastic coaching of Gordie O'Reilly played a tremendous role in developing such a fine, fighting squad. 1. 1 .S -,-- ,. , VARSITY-First row: R. Stout, R. Arnold, E. Markham, T. Capozzi, J. Edwards, M. Nugent J. Criscitello, L. Gaige, R. Mur hy, C. Paccio, R. Brown. Second row: D. Culver, S. Yevchinecz L. Lysak, A. Lisick, R. Bell, D. ldartley, F. Leo, J. Kimmel, T. O'Lo1'ighlin, F. Murphy, R. Ward. Third row: W. Barber, G. Yeates, J. Shepard, Leonard Janoske, . Longcoy, J. Sarkisian, U Tiefel, F. Petro, C. Moore, A. MacLennan, A. Stephens. Below: Run for your life-the dam busted! Below-left: He who seeks shall find. SCORES North O Ithaca 6 North 3 1 E . S . S. 0 North 1 5 North 45 Middletown 0 North 20 Madison 13 North 7 Central 0 North 0 Johnson City 0 North 0 E.F.A. 19 FRESHMAN FOOTBALL Flrst row L Galll A Feldman M Looagha N Domlnlck D Plrozzl J Llndsley J DeMasc1o C Testanl G Mesley L Mlon M Jackson Second row W Tabor R Wxlcox R Le as G Brandow P Mertens J Tmkle augh R Feldman B L nch R Wilson Thlrd Row Palmer T Bragaglla G Wesler B Rellly S Gaetanl L lller J Wllson B Hunt F McMahon J Parry J Carner Left Okay there prepare to cast off. Above: What's the hurry pal? 4.1 .1-alla.. ,. Q' f Q ' h PM ,, ,fix ,ti A I . f ,SM-f....-s 'liii fig. f s sw f : ,V :g'Wt.4 . w to LL-.' - . - 'meth sv SCORES . .y.Mg,,i?ei..a,f,Lgx .QSQ -. . , M s 2 fa f fffi - ' 1 1 T3L.1'iI',-ig-3 North 44 Vestal O . ,f 4 North o Johnson CIW 12 'i .. fq' WMF- ...Q S . ' :'N JT 'Q W lq dai A .J 'Fi North 13 Endicott 0 J hy Y S t K . pg -I iwgigf ggg, has ' g ga North 20 Central 14 .-v 5' C Q ig . ,Q ff North 20 Vestal O ja 4 1 y ff' t . . ,M ' .f ig -- T it ., zips' - '- North 27 Johnson City 13 Hi' g y .+I ,J H fs North 7 U. E. 14 so .f North 13 Central 0 as f5. 1.ff J 2 t rr K f 'Qi C. ttoo at fl --7f ,,f . 'assi 'Awf : -1: i... f-tegvgt-3 W ff .,1- i f...,..s..., - iawmswfei. ot,hot 1 4- .L 'R fe Q-R R i.'f'a... .Qs . af' tt., it MH' f 1 Above: Up against a stone wall. JUNIOR VARSITY FOOTBALL Coach Charlie Howland led his J. V.'s to their second consecutive Junior Varsity Football Championship. The Indian Juniors won six of their eight contests losing only to Johnson City and Union Endicott. Pete Millspaugh, starting fullback,looked like Varsity material as he cut and wig- gled his way throughout the opposition. The sign 1 calling was shared by two other promising starters, Pete Merrill and Harold Cole. Both did great jobs as they di- rected the team on the playing field. The remainder of the call-carrying was left to the following quartet of halfbacks: Vic Lorenz, John Mlcuch, Bob Mikelik, and Jim Strain. V The Indian papooses started the season off at a fast pace as they walloped Vestal in the opening game 44-0. However the next week the Maroon Cubs of Johnson City eked out a 12-6 victory over the Blue and Scarlet. This ended the Indians lossf until they dropped their seventh game of the season to Union Endicott 14-7. J. V. FOOTBALL--First row: J. Mlcuch, J. Polizotto, F. Stepanik, B. Aswad, T. Dellapenna P. Millspaugh, P. Monforte, B. Danzi, P. Merrill, B. Michalek. Second row: L. Williams, T. K f , M. GT k , C. R bb' , R. R ' , J. VanNamee, H. Cole, V. Lorenz, A. Buckland Theirs! row: Coyiiroy, G? Glalidble, V.uCitrT1liT P. Olshevski, D. Burley, B. Connelly, H. Vlmisllk T. Fiato, J. Detrick. 5 fi- -W 1- w we 'ss 1,....,.....i... Coaches: C. Howland, G. Demaree, G. 0'Reilly. Above-Three-way-stretch. Below: One, two, three push. Left: Joe Criscitello, John Shepard Ronnie Brown, Alan Stephens. Left: Fred Murphy, Sylvy Yevchinecz. Above luckier. : Maybe if he finds that four leaf clover, he will be Right: Don't be bashful, honey, wail for mel Below : Running the gauntlet. Right: Hey, coach, this isn'l the way we did in practicel Below: Ile went that-a-may! 41'-:5YN,',1.f.', .-if -f I 'f? i- - , -5-'5 WSW' .V-V-N. V ,V - fi. ,X y. W i, , S Q . Qi W -' lk ' L 5 Refill ' -w'f?Q fb? L. 1 - We -We .i. Wig J f -,.., fifth '- 'iivs-ig: . . W- f ,' .'A'- JL 3Tf'f5'g'ZL-- K , ,'11mQ.,1 . A , ,, i' Ts' K fif:,gZfg'gg f ' fl f' ',-' l ' ,,-k. i A l l in le - .Q s ,yawn ' 9' l ,Q-',, V QM SCORES Johnson City 69 North 59 Ithaca 55 North 47 Cortland 60 North 61, overtime Elmira S.S. 47 North 69 U-E 56 North 55 Central 60 North 54 Vestal 54 North 53, overtime E.F.A. 64 North 55 Johnson City 62 North 53 Ithaca 62 North 34 Elmira S.S. 37 North 67 Utica Proctor 67 North 52 U-E 69 North 57 Vestal 44 North 49 J. Osier J. Pratt A. Beletsky B. Danzi F- Petro F. Talhut G M. Ziac ur--ff, 1 34 ilsgi wf -gtaiyilfis zifgsssissfs wa V . sa F. Murphy ae,TgQ:g:1I iii, Q ir: fill? M'-213+ wx 'E i '1 4 T933 R. Lesso R. Knauf I . Dukerich 1 H Cole VARSITY BASKETBALL The blue andscarlet met one of the worst catastrophes in its history on the courts. To begin with, they started off on the wrong foot when they were defeated by Johnson City, 69-59. Ithaca gave them another loss to add to this record when they whipped the Northerners 55-47. Although the season was dark for the Indians, they managed to make a magnificent comeback when they racked up 61 points against Cortland and stole the game by only one point. Elmira Southside was another team that felt our pull when Murphy and Pratt scored 30 points and chalked up a 67-37 win. The Southsiders used a full count press and things were looking bad for the warriors, but as the score shows, the braves soon had a substantial lead. We managed to pull through the season after losing our stars Fred Murphy and Dick Knauf in the ' J hn January. graduation. T Reutlinger. he coach of the basketball squad IS o 61 North North North North North North North North North North North North North North SCORES . 39 Johnson City 22 39 Ithaca 50 43 Cortland 39 45 E.S.S. 37 A ' 35 U-E. 43 39 Central 40 55 Johnson City 33 34 Ithaca 47 59 Cortland 26 61 E.S.S. 35 32 U-E 47 55 Central 4-4 58 Vestal 23 43 Elmira F.A. 42 J. Young R. Rasmussen M. Nugent T. Crowe N. Dominick D. Geiger 62 K5 .WWW il 'Wm V . Lorenz P. Millspaugh . fa - E ,s 525' Y -s.: :'fs2. V- 5, ::h. r f J 55 Y 21, 2' 2 . 'f . .11 le a , . Af J w jngegig LE iz .Siz e C1 in 18 . A ,f 1 X has 5 1 say E V153 Q Z , A 3 51 fx, .I 1 . 5 , , 1 is 4 sig? 1 K f fel .. . . KE eng Li . . , ...aw airs 3. .- is 5 Rf.. Jr y I Q i' as a ' 'W?Q.' P? !55?2?vs'ifw-Eg is 3 as-' wr. . . -- ' 'Y E. Knauf B. Aswad J. V. BASKETBALL North started its J.V. basketball season with.a win over J.C. This game was a duel of field and foul shots' and ended in a 39-22 victory. The second game played by the little Redmen was with Ithaca, but this game was not so successful. The Northerners were pressed for time because of a slow start and as a result were de- feated by eleven points. The next few games were wins. They cap- tured Cortland and Elmira Southside and had full command of the court. The meet with Cortland ended in one of the J.V.'s most successful games when the little Redmen scored 59 points against Cortland's 26. North, as a whole, presented the courts with a fine team this season. The Indians won 11 and lost 5 games, with Mills- paugh, Knauf, Strain and Rasmussen helping to put them in third place in the Conference league. 63 as .rf , r v: 1 , s a - ': J- Strain - ff' ,g.',,i71?E2i'E:5c . W N 5 we 'lf 1 5 .1 as . me sz ., , .yes ,, Qi .. e -- 'X K L A '..j ,f ,, Iii.: , ,,.. . - 4- V ., ..,.,,., . W' .. 2 -is: 3 f n .. , ,,,. .....q,.: . ., ,. ...N .me -. -A is I E Ss. a ll 3 :fi fffzf. ' . i ,. . ..,, ., Q 92,3 9 H .J - .... Q Jigs :ex fffigf' ' --1:5 551 - iw-aswafgsl' '- ' - - s,Qjz'f..f,,: sim as ,51,,...Ss., 1 ei .f'?iff3.mq.E?1: ' . .1 ,53 5 5553 :sa - as H fig Lsxsvxusw milf: i5'w.,w 'f . 'f- u.a '-- : 'L:. , ':':. i'. ':':'-'5 :.:::5, . 1 2 it Q vu 1 1: ':. . erm., 3 ' 2 3 , as .amy 7 f3ss3f: '. .7 e ' fi if . 5 2 . . 1 f 'E f ' Q . ,A ..,. . W... . 1' 5:5 g Y .J 4. VZ- , E - :. r M, :L- - , 6 5 L1-fl:Cz1n-Can. Above: Two arms are lu-tlcr than one. Left: Cvnlralile makes il lry Above: Stopping the Sphere- Xlxove: H1lllI'll'f', BOlll1f'f. ballivf ghl: Parity-1-zlkv is an naliunul pusli Left: lzl'iIl'lliIlQ1 for hullcr things B1-low: UIQ-SS lhul fellmxf gydf EGR Yi swam QRBFZTH GRM if WMM VZ pf warn X sears J Mmm L ,L ' :,, ' .- i T a s s f VOLLEYBALL-First row: R. Zumbach, J. Parry, M. Harris, D. Culver, J. Edwards, L. Galli. Second row: A. Simolunas, A. Tewes, D. Hartley, W. Decker, L. Lysak, J. Desti, D. Edwards. CROSS COUNTRY-First row: J. Deinhardt J. George, T. Macomber. Second row: R. Scism J. Pratt, R. Stickle, T. Hodges, M. Lewis. Third row: J. Gustin, W. Saunders, W. Skelding, D Edwards, G. Davidson, R. Otero. TENNIS With the coming of the fine weather of spring, everybody at North has a racket A tennis racket, that is. And if they are more adept at it they may be on the tennis squad, whose main purpose is to play good tennis. Under the direction of Mr. Ernest Lalley our tennis squad has been build up to a crack organization, with the incl dental purpose in mind to win the Trl Cities Tennis Tournament. TENNIS-Front: J. McCauley. Back: J. Etner, J. Perry, C. Parsons. Right: Limbering, up for school meet. BOWLING SCHEDULE January 1 Central January 14 Vestal January 28 J . C. February 11 U. E. February 16 Central February 25 Vestal March 3 J. C. March 17 U. E. TRACK SCHEDULE A ril 30 J. C. Nay 3 Central-U.F.A.-Proctor May 7 U.E. - May 10 E.F.A.-E.S.S. May 14- Central May 21 Vestal May 24- Tri-Cities Meet May 31 Sec. 4 Finals BOWLING-First row: J. Martin, J. Forlsha J Stratton J Brown, H. Shepard, M. Lewis. Second row J Berardl S Yev chinecz, V. Mastronardi, A. Husband, V. Parlantl S Podkulskl TRACK--First Row: Jim Pratt, John Shepard, Glenn VanTassell., Tom Longcoy Tom J unker Tom Crowe, John Dcinhardt. Second row: John Mlcuch, Neil Dominick, Jerry Kettle Fred Talbut, Ed Garbarino, Tom Allen, Bill Galvin. Third row: Eugene Mesley, Richard Burle Carl Robbins, Francis Sullivan., Bruce Shoudy, Bill Brock, Bud Diener, Coach Jack Reutllnger ourth row: Leonard J anoske, Victor Mastronardi, Francis De0rio. ' QORTQ QRT5, wen, P, eww QXBRTI5 i0RT 355 R NN CLUB-First row: J. Transue, R. Sydman, E. Weinwurm, E. Forse. Second row: B. Beam, L. Hood, M. Galli. NNN CLUB The girls that comprise the Ni, Club are those that excel in a great variety of sports. In order to belong to this organiza- tion one must first be a girl. Secondly, one must be equipped with the ability to become a master of basketball, tennis, soccer, and baseball. Letters are acquired by participating in intramurals and play days. A girl must be an all around good sport to get into and succeed in the NH Club. fm? Above: We got style and class. PEP CLUB-First row: L. Slater, N. Harding, P. Mesick, C. Krause, M. Holtzmaster, E. Wheel- er, J. St. Clair, L. Burt, J. Kelly, D. Ostram, S. Edwards, J. Perhach, M. Rockwell, J. Serino. Second row: E. Ronk, B. Pa ne, G. Schuler, E. Weinwurm, F. Saylor, S. Gates, S. Church, B. Teed, P. Sternburgh, D. Mattlzews, H. Redmond, S. Sam son, H. Randall. Third row: B. Finch, C. Norton, M. Holford, M. Benning, C. Wendlandt, L. fgannon, J. Ford, L. Hood, J. Kilmer, P. Sampson, A. Popeck. Fourth row: A. DeRosa, R. Emilio, E. Wood, C. Bruetsch, S. Hayes, B. Florance, D. Henderson, S. Felker, B. Wall, B. Barron, P. Aton, N. Rector, B. Hillar . Fifth row: D. Whidden, M. Every, J. Harding, A. Williams, J. Mungle, S. Alig, A. Leipfert, Patton, M. TerBoss, D. VanKuren, S. Kidder, N. Griflith. 2 if G. A. A.-First row: B. Sanders, S. Rozelle, E. Weinwurm, S. Priestly, M. Mariani, J. Brick, R. S dman, E. Forse, F. Fox, E. Welsh, J. Snyder, E. Wood. Second row: A. King, B. Boyd, L. i Ditzlyer, C. Hamilton, J. Harding, J. Valentine, S. Seymour, J. Ford, L. Hood, L. Slater, S. Carner, 1 V. Ostrander, M. Galli. Third row: L. Lent, B. Beam, S. O'Donnell, J. Lane, J. Kelly, D. Adams, B. Macey, J. Fletcher, N. Babcock, M. Turner, M. Stanton, P. Malesky, M. Hami ton. Fourth row: E. Sinander, B. Shramek, R. Davis, J. Transue. PEP CLUB During the fall months of the year, at the football games, we hear the piercing yells of the Pep Club. These noisy girls, who are admitted to the Club once a year, have a reserved section at the games. Their task is to help the cheerleaders cheer the warriors on to victory. In their red and blue beanies and waving shakers, the Pep Club has been a traditional organization ever since our school has existed. Through this group of cheering girls, we display to the public the good sportsman ship with which all games are played. CHEERLEADERS Cheerleaders and baton twirlers are two of the most active and colorful groups on the North High grounds. They not only lead the students on the football field, but they also take part in assemblies, basketball games and pep rallies. Their cheering and yells are entirely original and they are responsible for our fine sportsmanship. The baton twirlers also add to the brilliance and prestige of North. The talents displayed by this colorful array of pretty girls with their nimble fingers helps to inspire the boys to victory. The cheerleaders and baton twirlers are truly the key to the success of the North teams. CHEER LEADERS-S. Kingsbury, M. Galli, B. Boyd, B. Beam, L. Ditzler, R. Davis, C. Warren. BATON TWIRLERS-J. Esposito, H. Cooper, J. Snyder. 45921 QE' X mains of a home run. Above: Oz Winters, J. V. Coach Below: J. V. Baseball rookies turned out en masse for spring training. B Above: Rasmussen displays the re- Left: This is what caused it. April May June MLW 25 29 2 6 10 13 17 20 24 3 6 SCHEDULE U-E Johnson City Vestal Central E. F. A. U-E Ithaca Vestal Elmira S. S. Johnson City Central TT? VARSITY-First row: R. Otero, R. Hovancik, E. Knauf, H. Cole, T. Maus, D. Gordon C Beletskyi P. Merrill. Second row: H. Vimislik, G. Gamble, J. Dukerich, R. Rasmussen T Tewes . Schnurbusch, D. Kenesky, J. Edwards, K. Johnson, R. Stoddard, R. Lesso, T Hull BASEBALL The North High Varsity Baseball team, which is under the direc- tion of Charles Howland, is looking forward to a successful season. Coach Howland will.start off by placing Fran Genarelli on the mound to lead his power-packed group of Redmen to the top. Ron Rasmussen and Leo Schnurbusch are Howland's ace infielders, Bob Stoddard his batting star. With these men and a good bat and ball we hope to capture first place in the Southern Tier Conference, which starts April 25 with North combatting U-E. The J. V. baseball team, under the direction of Oz Winters, is one of the largest teams ever organized by North. We hope that, since it is the largest, it will also be the best, and that these boys will prove to be valuable material for next season's Varsity team. Below: Somebody got tangled up in their wind up Below: A Schnurbusch stretch. Khvflvwf. f -- '1 Flwmmawmumv, X 1 Q 1 I W! 4 ' , ffilifh n1mavu.,-'-m- 4 .45 - ' .6 .,,1.eiMw-mu.' -4 , . i XX M fx uf-mu-.aug hU.Jy3864x4, 26145937 E . . uf--Nw-uc: vm-wwe-,.v1. L, . wt ypytl -rf M F V. -1 ., - , i 3 .. KVFHBGCJI- I 1 H.R.2 First row: Bett Shramek, Martha Ditmore., Dorotliy Darling, Linda Cannon, Josephine Reynolds, Delores Stalker, Jean Gallagher. Second row: Len Gaige, George Stroka, Victor Kas- marcik, Richard Hovancik, Kenneth Felker, Bud Diener, Paul Howard, Kenneth Casterlin. H. R. 4 and 26 First row: Robert Struck, Fred Tietze, Ray Lohy, Peter Worch, Lowie Williams, Dick Murphy, Frank Petro, Paul Olshefski. Second row: Joe Kimmel, Gerald Homer., John Hiza, Don Eckler, Vic Lorenz, Leigh Jones, John Hart, Fred Stepanik. Third row: William Roemish, Rob- ert Boughton, James Campbell, Bliss Baldwin, Bill Dana, Bob Kofira, Richard Vashina, John Sherer. H. R. 5 and 7 First row: Thomas Tighe, William Kelly, Robert Sullivan, Henry Berger, George Kenefick, Gordon Rose, Bruce Shoudy, Larry McBride, Gordon Eg- gleston. Second row: John Hawlik, James Bohner, George Wittling, Jo- seph Brown, Albert Buckland, Russell Arnold, Dick Mohr, Andrew Derrick, Leo Heffernan. Third row: Robert Anderson, Bill Stoll, Dick Knapp, Carlton Warren. H. R. 8, 10, and 11 First row: Donald Chapman, Richard Short, Johnny Helstein, Donald Cul- ver, Don Edwards, Russ Trevarthan, Paul H. Preston, Richard Pavlick. Second row: John Turnbull, Bert Cashman, Ronald MacCrabie, Francis Ma uire, Dick Thomas, Bob Shores, J. JVIartin, Don Eckelburger, Ray Kluger, Chuck Witteman. Third row: Bill Wayne, Stanley Shields, Willis Williams, William Wright, Vincent Malesky, Ludwig Kuhl, Al Mattison, Rod Cumber, Dick Roach. Fourth row: Harley Milks, Gerald Kasmarcik, Jack Zeggert, Robert TerBoss, Robert Friedgen, Anthony Olsovsky, Emerson Light. 74 H. R. 13 First row: Shirley Wilcox, Nancy Parsons, Karen Boyle, Judy Esposito, Shirley Alig, Mary Hegedus, Helen Lane, Sandy Goobeck, Norma Griffith. Second row: Bill Warriner, Fred Mokrohisky, Neil O,Brien, Naomi Rec- tor, Joyce Camp, Carolyn Campbell, William Dundon, John Carrington, Jan Stalker. Third row: Ted Macom- ber, Sam Mastrogiovanni, Harold Horton. H. R. 105 E First row: Judy Krebs, Jean Seal., Joan Beale, Joyce Brown, Nancy Harding, Beverly Greene, Gertrude Schmidt., Sally Humphrey, Joanne Katleski. Second row: John Dein- hardt, Thomas Hulf, Mary Louise Jones, Joan Coy, Lurlene Dundon, Carole Carpenter, Marlene Wardell, Richard Gates, Kenny Johnson. Third row: Bill Stanton, Gordy Steere, Wayne Heier, Bud Hoffman, Phil Evans, James Monahan, John Knowl- ton, Joe McKay, Jerome Berardi. Fourth row: Dick O,Neil, Bill Saun- ders, Dan Affatato, Joe Vilasi, Roy Masciarelli. H. R. 105 S First row: Barbara Dunlap, Barbara Squires, Patricia Nolan., Lotus O'Brien, Barb Payne, Rita Nicotra, Joan More- nus, Sondra Clarke, Sally Andrews, Shirley Lavelle, Doris Hanyon. Sec- ond row: William Simmons, Robert Liddy, Jessie Valenti, Noreen Clarke, Joyce Clift, Isabel McFace, Patricia Vaught, Don Kenesky, Ed Soyke, Bob Scott. Third row: Dick Stanton, Herbert Shepard, Jim McNerney, John Donar, Jim Shurtleff, Tom Rounds, Al Stephens, Larry Maye, Joe Winterstein, Richard Bell. H. R. 107 and 6 First row: Berniece Scouten, Beverl Huson, Betty Briggs, Carole Brainardl Ann Leipfert, Carmen Rodriguez, Frances Fox, Pat Bigart, Janice Dutch- er. Second row: Frank Lisick, George Pennell, Mary Neill, Ph llis Brown, Marilyn Segrue, Audrey Martin, Bar- bara Hand, Pete Zadvorney, David Jennings. Third row: Don Evans, Alfonso Rodriguez, Robert Wenner, John Sarkisian., Whitney Ackerman, Alton Frear, John Bonus, Richard Keough, Ted Felahisg Fourth row: Jim Dowdle, Jim Friedgen, Perry Heath, Arthur MacLennan, Joe Desti, Charles Parsons, Milton Harris, Dick Schering, Eddie DePersis. Fifth row: Paul Leach, Thomas Hull, Jim Pratt. 75 H. R. 108 First row: Georgia Jenot, llarlene Corney, ' Patricia Schultz, Eleanor Caton, Patricia Webber, Nancy How- land, Gladys Burke, Janet Allen, Patty Hawke, Shirle' Yermilya. Sec- ond row: Charles Holovka, Richard Carros, Elaine Willianiis, Evelyn Pratt, Sandra Woodrow, Judy Lord, Williaxn Russell, Douglas Vlfagner, Albert Ze- manick. Third row: Jan Forisha, Paul Shiplenko, Arthur Paugb, David Sesch, George Gamble, Harold Cole, Ralph Davenport, Tom McCarthy, Larry Gray. Fourth row: Jim Daly, Eugene Lott. H. R. 109 First row: Margaret TerBoss, Carolyn Steere, Patricia Pokorn , Janet Lucey, Gail Hughes, Donna Stroud, Amelia Leone, Agnes Richard, Ruth Nieder- maier, Shirley YanMarter. Second row: Victor Mastronardi, Palsy Mont- forte, Jerry Hall, Roger Conklin, James Vimislik, Dick Evans, John Mlcuch, John Cadden, Bob Michalek. Third row: George Cline, Joe Klee, Charles Russell, Tim Keefe, Don Roe, Bob Parke. H. li. 110 First row: Ann Smith, Kathryn Buck, Sally Anne Rush, Eloise Traxler, Patricia O'lYeil, Rose Marie Torto. Second row: Ronald Warren, Renee Solomon, Tonia Transue, Sandra Dib- ble, Betty Iladley, Donald Young. Third row: Carl Griffith, George Winellell, Dick Gresham, Nick Testani, Bob Metera, Kent Eastman. H. R. 113 First row: Marlene Gowe, Barbara W'ickizer, Patricia Ellsworth, Eliza- beth Kalagian, Ann DeRosa, Elinor Bliss, Peggy Decker, Barbara Potter, Jean Russell, Joan Chalson. Second row: Nancy Evans, Mildred Ahouse, Evelyn Cole, Shirley Sampson, Mable Every, ,Jeanne Cutler, Janice Turner, Joan Kilmer, Lilliam Burt, Hazel Linville, Theresa Monahan. Third row: John lVlcEnane , Cathy Mason, Nancy Palla, Dotty Illenderson, Aileen Marrer, Paul Murphy. 76 H. R. 114 First row: Sue Baker, June Thompson, Pal lfilliotl. Joyce Marean, Mildred Rockwell, Nancy Tyler, Betty Zeman- ick, Patricia Wanstall, W'inifred Pat- ton, M. Patricia Fish. Second row: Palsy Clark, Regina Hardy, Glena Carpenter, Christine Clark, Jacqueline Thaygie, Sallie Borelli, .loyce Millen, Sue ussell, Kay Lyon, Linda Kellum, Michaeline Slavik. Third row: George Brown, Robert Kaminsky. H. R. 117 First row: Joanne Ahny, Laura lVlae Tomassi, Marge Zahadal, Maureen Leonard, Marie Mariani, Jeannette Brick, Joan Kell , Ruth lWcCain, Pauline Brigham, Jiietty Waflle. Sec- ond row: Herb Spach, George Bo 'ce, Roger Scism, Shirley Ash, Pat liav- erly, Helen Merrill, .Jeanette Page, Ronald Rasmussen, Stan Pylipow, Frank Leo. Third row: John Van Namee, Jack Lewis, Howard Gates, Mike Nugent, Robert Stoddard, Ray Swift, Tom Crowe, Richard Plauson. H. R. 118 H First row: Dorine Whidden, Shirley Sedor, Betty Horton, Doris Arnold, Marilyn Coyle, Joan Stapleton, Pat Pritz, Sandra Gardner, Sally O,Brien, Frances Coyle, Joan Williams. Second row: Harold McEnaney, Ronald Merrill, Dick Schrader, Spencer Grip- in, Dorothy Williams, Nancy Spencer, Bobby Florance, Francis Jones, Pete Merrill. Third row: Wesley Sager, Lawrence Hebbard, Charles Jones, James Murra , Arthur Scott, Jim Young, Don Gurney, Leonard Read, Richard Nabinger. H. R. 118 W First row: Rhaylene Carner, Alice W'illiams, Nancy Ahlberg, Jean Sear- foss, Pat McGuire, Carole Armstrong, Pat Carrington, Jeanie Skelding, Mar- garet Trembley. Second row: Clay- ton Hunsinger, Gary Puzo, Louise Lindow, Patricia O'Brien, Rita Emilio, Janice Harding, Phyllis Cobb, Iris Hungerford, Robert Sharer, Benny Barnes. Third row: Sylvy Yevchinez, Jerr Brennan, Bill Launikitis, Sid Dooiittle, Barnie Davis, Burt Mark- ham. 77 1? Sass E x H. R. 202 A First row: Myrtle Staff, Joyce Davis, Joan Dotter, Lucille DiRienzo, June Allen, Doris Randall, Carol Wend- landt, Vilma Bucher, Sandra Winter- berger,NancyGourle ,DorothyWright. Second row: Jack Ketchum, Donald Schwenz, Emanuel Puglisi, Kenneth Jones, Jerry Detrick, Jack Leadbeater, Kent Thompson, Charles Klein, Bob Yeomans. Third row: Duane Brown, Andrew Bobal, Tony Martinichio. H. R. 203 First row: Jo ce Marello, Pat Ma- guire, Helen germond, Barb Flynn, Lillian Katunak, Madge Ostrander, Dorothy Murray, Evelyn Lawrence, Beverly LaPoint. Second row: Fran- cis DeOrio, Dick Lynch, Barbara Williams, Nancy Jackson, Joan Ster- ling, Bonnie Parke, Elizabeth Studer, John Briggs, George Derr. Third row: Ed Garbarino, Archer Grassi, Leonard Jonoske, James Trebelcock, John Meade, Charles Jones, David Pooler. H. R. 204 First row: Rose Mollo, Ph llis Beers, Judy Scalone, Lillian Cocchiara, Bar- bara Woodruff, Loretta' Macomber. Second row: John Gilbert, Carolyn Whittemore, Isabel Heier, Florence Starr, Mary Jane Russell, Norma Westfall, Arlene Pendleton, Phyllis Perman, Gerald Wilber. Third row: Jack Ive , Norman Bowell, Eugene J. Mesley., Aindrew Feldman, Sam Cooper, Ronald Kocak, Richard Saddlemire, Donald Crandall. H. R. 205 First row: Elinor Oakley, Eleanor Lord, Sall Dw er, Patricia Ann Bull, Jean Kelly, Gladys Van Housen, Marcia Fox. Second row: Jack Wal- lace, Etta Norton, Grace Sherwood, Kay Bailey, Linda Streit, Donna Baur- garde, Ann Hurlburt, Jose h Ka- banek. Third row: Edward gloover, James McConnell, James Ortloff, Clar- ence Tharp, Norman Miller, Douglas Boice, Neil Dominick, Richard Quin- livan, Lawrence Mastrogiaeomo, Gene Lampman. 78 Q14 ,.- 12 1.9136 F Niche 0 Eg N0 wif ! ,f 0 A-'l2il23'.4f2 mg wk .f E f4 X l 5' CQ' 4 N ! H. R. 206 First row: Barbara Kishpaugh, Fran- ces Taylor, Ann Travis, Beverly Kunkle, Carol n Krause, Joan Kell , Barbara Keeler, Jannette Roundls, Patricia Smith. Second row: .John Mc- Caule , Allen Mellen, Ginn Mac- Dowall, Betty Moppert, Blrargaret Wood, Alma Livermore, Samuel Sariti, Don Hinman, Clark Bailey. Third row: Carlton Chapel, Jim Strain,' Gordon Kniffen, Don Moran. H. R. 208 First row: Barbara Tiel, Bill Lou Liddic, Barbara Knapp, Joyce Irlyerzog, Dolores Curry, Connie Luchau, Dawn Giovanni, Barbara Stanton, Beverly Williams, Margaret Furino. Second row: Philip Smith, James Mourt, Richard Tyler, Patricia Smith, Jo- anne Kukol, Vivian Hogeboom, George Sheptock, Joe Sbarra, Brendan 0' Rourke. Third row: Ernie Jones, Eddie Mullins, Larry Calisher, Joe Hicke , Ray Knapp, Bill Aswad, Art Magili Tony Monforte. H. R. 209 First row: Loretta Salveminni, Bev- erl S ellman, Janet McChesney, Joan Hill, Bhyllis Roehm, Annette Smith, Mary Ann Kost shak, Pat Gregory. Second row: Mlaureen Heath., Anne Shurtleff, Shirley Lacey, Margie Shif- ilett, Esther Buckland, Emma Kipper, Lorraine Kozlowski, Eugenia Barnaba, Charlotte Norton. Third. row: Bar- bara McCunn, Sue Koppler, Frances Paolucci, Donna Smith, Gloria Han- nay, Margaret Frear, Sally Reed. '79 H. R. 212 First row: Joyce Holt, Sandra Brezee, June Williams, Marie Liberto, Helen Johnson, Delores Luchau, Lenore Low, Eileen Lalley, Trenna Thompson, Jean Mungle. Second row: Patricia Samp- son, Cora Hamilton, Della Stampfier, Louise Lynch, Caroline Schuh, Eleanor Nichols, Mary Jane Russell, Sue Lawrence, Ann King. H. R. 214 First row: Jean MacDonald, Kather- ine Twaddell, Jean Perbach, Betty McKercher, Betty Gregory, Alice Salisbury, Sandra Church, Barbara Sager, Mary Ann Clugstone, Virginia Mitchell. Second row: Garry David- son, Tom Downs, Jim Gilmore, S lvia Schroeder, Norma Heverl , Sara Iiam- ilton, Judy McManus, Bred Holden, David Hard , Bill Trebilcock. Third row: Joe Bigart, Ron Fisher, Jim Polizotto, Richard Burley, Dan Tallet. H. R. 216 First row: Joyce Ford, Mar Babcock, Nancy Gottshall, Barbara Wall, Ruth Richardson, Genevieve Hall, Greta Patton, Ethel Foote. Second row: Richard Har er, Henry Vimislik, Elaine Sinander, Hlelen Mastronardi, Sharon Murphy, Donnald Peters, Eddie Jones. Third row: Robert Lesso, John E. Joyce, Richard Rogers, Stewart Bur- ley, Bruce Benson, Richard Pierce. H. R. 219, 16 First row: Mildred Finch, Gale Turk, Mary Ellen Allegrino, Patricia Billings, Wanda Johnson, Helen Kandall, Dale Hinman, Marie Jones, Connie Fritz. Second row: Glenn Allen, Gordon White, Mary Morgan, Jo ce Aiken, Janet Crozier, Patricia Kle fer, Sue Spencer, Sue Priestly, Nicholls Duke, Jerr Cline. Third row: Clinton Rebr- ig, Wvilliam Kienzler, Steve Vlasak, Art Potenziano, Vince Cordi, Dick Ad- sit, Charles Shoemaker, Francis Sulli- van, Jack Francisco, Floyd Wescott, Fourth row: Tom Wurth, David Weyant, Bud Connelly, Victor Mehal. 80 H. li. 217 First row: Regina French, Beverly Howell, Jackie Redmond, Patricia Hanrahan, Joyce Tamkins, Betty Drake, Maureen Hogan, Mary Ann Peleggi, Nancy Bruce, Patricia Foley. Second row: Jim Monroe, Jerry Ed- wards, David Welch, June Larish, Pat Gow, Biondena Romano, Amelia Rossi, William Lloyd, John Poppeliers, Jerry Hill. Third row: Al White, Lowell Stever, George Dyke, Leland Valentine, Tony Capozzi, John De- John. H. R. 218 First row: Marlene Kuenzli, Eileen Miller, Janet Lacey, Nancy Fowler, Betty Brown, Doris Hickok, Joan Buckland, Betty Bailey, Sandra Mac- Donald. Second row: David Macey, Frank Stento, Ra 'mond Gates, Nancy Carlin., Bernice Nlastronardi, Lena De Lanzo, Norman Coons, Fred Talhut, James Sackett. Third row: William Briggs, Peter Salmon. H. R. 220 First row: Athena Dascalakis, Eloise Denney, Mar Davis, Paula Foote, Joyce Ann Edysell, Connie Dominick, Jean Clarke, Yvonne Ford, Louise Dufford, Glenna Dayton. Second row: Richard Heller, Philip Benhrook, Bruce Townsend, Mar ' Eastman, Sandra Brooks, Joan Fyoley, Kay Bennett, Charles Bryce, Norman Harris, Elmer Gelatt, Jr. Third row: John Roberts, Ted Hackett, Robert Harvey, Douglas Geiser, Jerry Kettle, Joe Desimone, Bill Harding, Tom Dellapenna. H. R. 301 First row: Shirley Chalker, lllary Deyo, Shirle Moat, Lucille Van Steenburg, Nlrar Lou Katz, Gloria Patton, Clara Allen. Second row: Lu- cille Muro, Mary Jones, Earl Ricker- son, Ernie Travis, Louie Galli, James Elner, John Parry, Barbara Chaffee, Shirle Arnold. Third row: David Crandall, Michael Kraham, Leon Os- good, Paul Van Gorden, Parker Ganow, Gary Whitney, Norman Nagle. 81 H. R. 302 First row: Dawn Edwards, Roseann Cleveland, Jacqueline Comstock, Pa- tricia blesick, Roseann Fusco, Sarah Kidder, Theresa Sliner, Louise Smith. Second row: Paul Forbes, Bob Selby, .lames Berry, .loe Capalaces, Tommy Fialo, ,lim Deblman, Bill Conroy, Dick Tedeschi. Third row: George Bozon, Richard Chalker, Barry Hale, Richard Barney, Charlie Wilcox, Ron Otero. H. R. 303 First row: Marcella Vincent, Agatha Vilasi, Joyce Vosburg, Louise Gioidano, Ann Pompeii, Beverl Vaughn, Jo ce Walker, Jane Miller, lliflary McCarthy. Second row: .lack Beukema, Nick Testani, Eddie Knauf, Carl Shaver, Elmer Van Kuren, Thomas Arnold, Robert Black, Bob Keefer. Third row: Phil Pietrosanti, Bill Danzi, Uwe Tiefel. H. R. 304, 27 First row: Dan Veargason, Dick Tal- but, Bernie Russik, Ra mond Watson, John Ward, Duane Wiiliams, Richard Aldrich, Allen Smey, Jack Murphy, Franklin Sherman. Second row: Charles Ryan, David Smith, Paul Mc- Lean, Joe Simeck, Jerry Coughlin, Edward Coolbaugh, Hank Horvath, Elliot La Rose, Harold Beams. Third row: Paul Clark, Mike Seaman, Bob Bodewald, Charles Zwick, George Hinkley, Vic Parlanti, Don Smith, Ed Zia ls, Thomas Rogers, Allan Yetter. H. R. 305 First row: Beverly Church, Joan Cicak, Beverly Burns, Patricia Wil- liams, Beverly Clark, Arlene Bene- detto, Bertie Schmidt, Sandy Edwards, Roberta Beach. Second row: Donald Clow, Edward Steele, ,lim Conomikes, Dick Neville, Francis Clements, Wal- ter Hibbard, George Biefeldt, Joe Ho- gan, Dick Swartwood. Third row: Guy Southee, Bill Brock, Carl Robbins, Don Gallagher. 82 H. R. 307 First row: Jo Anne Ericson, Mary Hays, Ruth Hayes, Joyce Ulmer, De- ana Dickinson, Marjorie Anderson, Peggy Lou Bateridge, Sylvia Capozzi. Second row: Robert Johnston, Robert Lewis, Lino Mion, William Van Kuren, John Gigliotti, Jack Hankins, Jack Whittemore, David Phelps. Third row: Francis Conklin, Thomas Vir- gilio, John Wilson, John Tinklepaugh, Nicholas Napolitano, Robert Humphry Mike Materese, Douglas Coo er. Fourth row: John Van Kuren, Hlarry Gee. H. R. 308 B First row: Martha Bening, Leona Hall, Aurelia Blaisure, Gertrude Schu- ler, Fern Haskins, Shirle Gates, Jose- phine Serino, Shirley Hyayes. Second row: John Welsh, Pete Millspaugh, Barbara Hillar , Dolores Russell, Jan- ice Dressler, Fiimma Bresnan, Shirley Platt, Robert Lueck, Dick Willis. Third row: Joseph Koziol, Jim Pratt, Angie Fiore, Bill Wendlandt. H. R. 308 G First row: Donna Greenough, Gloria Beam, Viola Fabrizio, Estella Downs, Barbara Drumm, Esther Fox, Barbara Brown, Shirley Alston, Norma Gaige. Second row: David Smith, Edith Finsel., Janice Evans, Ginger Lee Fiske, Phyllis Higgins, Eleanor Muscola, Ellen Gamble, William Strunk. Third row: Julian Browne, Donald Boyea, Francis Gaynor, Fred Buck, Harry Jackson, James Robinson, Dick Schus- ter, Tony Liparulo, John Sharak. H. R. 309 First row: Margaret Slocum, Alma Wakeman, Marjorie Watts, Barbara Barron, Marilyn Jones, Josephine Wil- ber, Joy Snyder, Barbara Sanders. Second row: George Seislove, George Riley, Robert Hogan, Ro Hendrick- son, Richard Ward, Clyair Austin, Robert Ellis, Joe Criscitello, Tom Mac- Donald. Third rowz Ken Barber, Du- ane Champoux, Ed Brennan, Torn Gallagher, Lawrence Sariti, Asher Gaige, Sterling Kills, Walter Guinan, Bill Reifler. 83 'T2im.tY,,,.L.w 0 Ta-ll 'Nle YY hy. URCIIICIIIIJCT, 'i' before 'e' except after 'CEM Bottles, hottles everyn here, and not a drop to drink. This is the house that Jack huillf' Une plus two equals double exposure. VVould you like to come up and see my etvhings S0lllClilIlC?M Hand ine :J left-handed monkey wrench, please. A far cry from Gutenberg. These are the guys is ho planned the house lhut ,lack built. They grind exceeding Sinallf' nvtushington, D. C. is the capital of our l'tllllllI'y.M Pnl another nickel in. Sew what? Caesufs ghosllu MMOUILL f --2, ,lk 2559 'im 14 A group of North High students satisfy their sweet teeth at the Lit Club candy sale. Complicated, isn't it? Going once, going twice, sold! Dahling, your eyes are like pools . . . A pretty girl is like an Ipana ad. Football queen eandi- datesflllockwisez June Wlilliarns, Donna Ormiston, Joan Leonhardt, Shirley Sampson, Shirley Platt. He grins while they amputate. A scene from North 1ligh's queue-topiaf, Big Chief Throwing Bull seems to be up in the air over something. A trio of German Club members exhibit some Teu tonie wit. North High's representatives to Boys' Stale: Front: Dave Hartley, Roger Chandler. Back: Dick Barber, James Kaleka. Three co-eds pass admiring glances as he glides down the hallway. Something worthy of a painting by Da Vinci or a son- net by Shakespeare: Studying in our library. 87 Strange . . . this really looks like a study hall l want a vopy of the Trig book and a pad of paper Boon l1our movies were always like this. Une of those chilly spring noon hours. A typical noon hour scene. The choir forms a living Christmas tree. The l'UtlllS0l0THS oflice is always a busy place Praetire session for our running men Pledges clean up the lawn during the noon hour Shine, mister? Noon hour is a wonderful time Catching up on dates Open house is pleasant for both teachers and parents Dramatic moment for Annie Laurief' Can you count the cavities? Casual post-leaner eyes the cameraman. No Uspreehcn zie Deutsch Y Noon hour line up at the box offiee. Something absorbing on the basketball court 9 aw K vw .34 5 m . 1 1.211 ,J sk qi WT X. , -0, ,X 'W 4 -'wr ewelr wk, hr. Steno S STENOS- GX er-vice. LC TYPI S TSN TE MPO RAR, can tr 32, A. mafogugilxcoj ... or administrative dutl to - HX. y Une I er Ind depgr REPRESENT Y er Jun ou!!! N i Ol! E E 8 YD .ua , .qsilners . own oftlce A EIICES mu-Inf porter 1 r wan ta 'UT vi Q COMPLIMENTS of COMERFORD TH EATRES if I I CAPITOL STRAND RIVIERA BINGHAMTON , , , Kitty Kaleka and Agatha Vilasi are all pre- SUBURBAN pared for a wonderful afternoon at the movies. TAKE A CAMERA it cf ON VACATION y WITH You X A I WE HAVE EQUIPMENT Qfx for the beginner or 4' 9325 more advanced amateur , S7 wl I T U T H I L L ' S I66 Washington Street For Best Results From Your Picture Taking, Bring Us Your Exposed Rolls for Developing and Printing AFTER HIGH SCHOOL come to l.OWEI.I.S For a Good Business Training Courses prepare you for an excellent opportunity in a fine business office where good pay and advancement is the rule. SECRETARIAL BOOKKEEPING ACCOUNTING Free Placement Service to all LOWELL students. Registered by the New York State Board of Regents. You may start any Monday. MODERATE COSTS INDIVIDUAL ADVANCEMENT Write or call us for further information LOWELL SCHOOL OF BUSINESS 1 I6 Front street Binghamton, New York SUCCESS There is no mystery about success in life, and no great genius is necessary to accomplish things. lf you think properly, Work, and apply the rules of common sense with a firm belief in your own ability and the opportunities which the World offers you, you can attain success. INTERNATIONAL BLSINESS MACHINES CORPORATION PNDIKOTT NEW YORK l 93 Congratulations to the Graduates of . NORTH HIGH e looks on cxpprovmgly as Merry Lou Gall: reaches out fo get the feel before ENDICOTT JOHNSQN RETAIL STORES or a man who knows what always means . . . 6 1 7 Ii xx i it , X Q rf Y E X 2 'Mn tx Y .XX 'U' AM ,X , me .- ,: , 1. - Hfixoi 1x 17 'a 35,6 X t x I W . -1: 5 Z Ni X Y VKX xx U , his me Mx si pm . X: it , , fi? , li? X rr ,ie Y J B? Y . X ijifv. YW, ,Y A M AM5 X1 a X. N, M , ww V Www 521455551 .. WX fy V, ww-W ,, ,ga ' -we t y. 'ww f 1 Wi? w if- Make sure the health-and-accident contract that . protects your family cannot be cancelled without your consent. We guarantee to continue our contract with you until you are 65. Your benefits will never be reduced with ageg your premiums will never be increased. Most health-and-accident plans can be cancelled if 2? X ,rt X1 5' Y ix 3 jj. 2 fx X X M Mio- t t Q: Q wmixffiigwv- 'raw P as si? 1, 'MX' if 'X 3 A at as M AY s l for any one of a number of reasons. But when you have a Security Mutual Non-Cancellable Plan, it cannot be cancelled by anybody but you - no matter what kind of illness or disability may developg no matter what the circumstances. And you need never be conjinecl to your home to receive its benqits. To learn more about this plan, phone your Security Mutual representative, or write to us-Dept. B-7 C LJ R ITY MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY U lf! i with . J ' J BlNGHArllTO5kEZ.W YORK y 97 CONGRATULATIONS TO the Graduating Class SALL-STEARNS 'I38 Washington Street TRIPLE CITIES' MOST POPULAR MEN'S STORE C O M P L I M E N T S of LOCKWOOD CLEANERS 511 CHENANGO STREET WALTER R. MILLER CO. INC. Sfafione ry Telephone 2-7311 OFFICE SUPPLIES SPORTING OOOOS Owned and Operated by Fred J. DuBois I70 WASHINGTON ST. IZI STATE ST DEPOSITS INSURED BY FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORP I Formerly the Morris Plan Industrial Bank OLUM'S COMPLETE HOME FURNISI-IERS AND WOMAN'S APPAREL TWO BIG STORES TO SERVE YOU II4 Clinton Street 222 Main Street Binghamton Johnson City 98 Dowdlfeix COURT and WATER STREET BINGHAMTON, N. Y Compliments of CROWLEY'S MILK CO., INC. QUALITY SAFEGUARDED from form to you Dorff just soy milk... Soy Crowley'5 Binghamton 2-6441 Endicott 5-3421 COMPLETE CLEANING SERVICE for the Entire Family VVe operate our own plant MASTER CLEANING SERVICE 219 Chenango St. Dial 2-7777 dongfin :Road g'Z.SEI26OLLi5i WHOLESALE GROWERS. ..POTIED PLANTS CUT FLOWERS. C, D. HERRI - CARL IMM PHONE 2.5664 .. P. o. sox me BINGHAMTON, NEW YORK Talce 8 Cl1ance?- II'lSUI'2I wit lm ESTABROOK, KOERBEL Cr ESTABROOK, INC. Phones: 2-4057 2-5309 Health - Accident-Automobile - Hospitalizcftion -Fire- Life -Bonds 99 Go To College -Live At Home STATE TECH Binghamton Free Tuition to N. Y. State Residents Compliments of KNAPP'S WALL PAPER - PAINTS - VARNISHES PICTURE FRAMING - GLASS ARTISTS' SUPPLIES 165 Washington St. Binghamton, N. Y. Dial 4-3611 V0lCE Hibbitt 4 Savoca STUDIOS Binghamton New York 2-4219 WA 8-8738 Opera Art Songs Oratorio Semi-Classics CONGRATULATIONS 1952 GRADUATING CLASS SHERWIN-WILLIAMS PAINT COMPANY 163 Washington Ave. S. S. KRESGE 65 COURT STREET Bernie's Shoe 8: Zipper Service 98 Front Street Binghamton, New York Sporting Goods Full Sole Zippers Repaired All Leather Goods Repaireol Compliments ot M. O. and D. 0. WILSON GENERAL AGENTS Massachusetts Mutual Lite Insurance Company Marine Midland Building, Phone 2-6431 WE SALUTE- the graduates, students and faculty of Binghamton North High School. Triumph of graduation in this world of strife and turmoil is tomorrow's challenge. It is the challenge of achieving your goal . . . of being a good and useful citizen of our community. Face it proudly! Know that tomorrow's challenge will become tomorrow's triumph! Face the future with the same determination and courage that marked the victories in the classroom and on the athletic field, and America will remain strong! The Binghamton Press AND The Sunday Press 101 Fishing Tackle 0 Live Bait Compliments Work Clothes of We Guarantee Lower Prices DlCK'S ARMY 8a NAVY 5 DAVID S 453172 Upper Court Street 69 COW Slfeef Binghamton, New York Dial 4-684l FAMOUS FOR YOUNG FASHIONS . . Camping Supplies Hunting Equipment Dick Stack, Proprietor HALL PRINTING 81 BINDING CII. INC. PRINTING - PENRULING - PHOTO-OFFSET 328 Water Street Phone 2-3477 Binghamton, N. Y. COUPER-ACKERMAN-SAMPSON, INC. - General Insurance - Savings Bank Building, 68 Exchange Street E. W. Couper, President George G. Sampson, Treas. Richard W. Couper, Sec. John F. Ackerman, Vice Pres. Compliments R. M. FORD STEPHENS 81 COMPANY Groceries, Meats and Provisions INC. Dial 2-7949 IOOI Chenango St School Supplies Free DellVe'Y 85-87 sieve sneer BMS Eye Foods Dial 2,3497 Binghamton, N. Y. 102 . mf 'ti I A Is .I I it's fun to shop X McLean's L, mx I I meet your friends in the Ho doll k A I L I I h r yf EI II D dK hl Ed II Hi-School Hangomm Congratulations to the Graduates Rut'rner's WHOLESALE 8. RETAIL MILK 81 DAIRY PRODUCTS Address 15-19 Carroll St. 103 DRINK IEG. U.S. PAY. OFF. in Bottles Jeanne Cutler and Jo May Shott fry to f7gure our the secret formula along with some Cen- tralites. 9704 mvceflwfwe. . . NGS in design PINS menus crahsmansllip cuzztz and quality PLAQUES 'IROPHIIS JEWELERS FOR YOUR CLASS RINGS lldgs MANUFACTURING ' ' lfwllfls nlfafs a clusl nusrun - 17 JUHN STREET, NEW YURK 8,lI.Y. . 'navmsucs 104 '33 V542 f DELMAR PHOTOGRAPHY STUDIO T37 Court Street g Binghamton, New York Shirley Leacy and Barbara McCunn look at a floral designed skirt. ,..,... and i . u . . . delve into exciting separates . . . the spice of individuality for every gal's wardrobe . . . sub-deb shop's the place F0Wler,5 second floor obviously he hasn'f heard of progress or he'd be driving a new car - financed the modern Marine Midland Time Plan Way! The Marine Midland Trust Company Salutes the educational system of Binghamton, the Faculty and Students tor their progress and service in the field of education! MARINE MIDLAND TRUST COMPANY Three Banking Offices Convenienly Located to Serve You Member Federal Reserve System 0 Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. 105 A ME YE R S sPEARBEcK's MARKET Fancy Groceries and Meats 484 Chenang Street Ph 2 3469 B A TON, New Y AGUTEH 9 559321, Eb 1:5 a STODAGI-5 5,1 QYAULLGY BINGHAMTON OPTICAI COM PAN Y I9 Moira Street BETTER VISION BETTER LIFE 16 Court Street B ghamton, N. Y. You Break 'Em .... We Make 'Em A L L O Y.S T E E L ,f I ' S 2 BINGHAMTON AUTO SPRING CO. Complete Spring Service 16 JARVIS STREET 106 Pofricicu Klepfer ond Joyce Holt pose for their picture with the Ansco Redifiex Camera. Convenience Qualify Economy Ansco ALI.-WEATHER FILM in the 3-Roll Economy Pak ANSCO o BINGHAMTON, N. Y 107 MVP Means Most Valuable Player. In basketball it was Fred Murphy. -and in football Joseph Criscitello. When these mystical letters refer to your newspaper we hope, on the basis of complete coverage, accuracy, and fairness, your MVP vote goes to THE BINGHAMTON SUN lt's our aim to make it your Most Valuable Paper 108 BABCOCICS SPORT SHOP Bill Wendlont cmd Don Drewett are fascinated with the rocquets being shown them by Mr. Humiston. BABCOCK HINDS 8: UNDEKWOOD 174 Washington Street 123-5 State Street N. E. HILL BAKERY, INC. 31 Gaylord St. Binghamton, N. Y. FRESHLY BAKED PRODUCTS Direct From Our Ovens to Your Home THE BARN American - Chinese Restaurant Dinner Music Orgonist Ethel Price De Pew HARDWARE 5211021874 I look best in H coNGRATuLATioNs GRADUATES ge J, The newest thing in skirts is being shown to Dorothy Andrews and Beverly Cowan. URTII HY Best Wishes From TRIPLE CITIES TRACTION CORP. 375 STATE STREET Phone 2-2391 ACKNOWLEDGMENTS We could not have produced this yearbook without the help of the entire school. We, therefore, pause to thank all of you-students, faculty, clerical workers, and custodians alike-for the wonderful cooperation you have given. If you derive pleasure from our hook, then we have achieved our purpose. It is our wish that memories of '52 will rush hack upon you in full force in the years to come when once again you turn the pages of this book of memories. Editor-in-chief Managing Editor Senior editor Activities editor Faculty and homeroom e Sports editor Art editor Literary editor Business Manager ditor Timoth ' Sullivan William Beck Natalie Adamovich Doroth Oliver ,lohn Clixgstone Fred Mokrohisky Francis Clements Williain Warriner Joan Bell Copywriters Delores Adams Betsy Macey Beverly COIICY1 Betty Briggs Adria Popeck Kathleen Edscll Loren Holford Marv ,lane Russell Rlllll Hayes Ann Leipfert Bill Wendlandt MHFV LOU Katz Bob Liddy Dick Willis Pal 'Mvsick Barbara McCunn Typists Dorothy Andrews Carol Kabot Jack lgeukema Betty Beam Pat Marcotte Francis Clements Barbara Benjamin Ida Nulton Mar ' Bruetsch Virginia Ostrander Lucille Claudia Adria Popeck Carole Davis Norma Ribble Carolyn Gillin Geraldine Serafini Mr. Webster Haight Susan ,lanieki Dorothy Smith general Joyce Jones Marilyn Taggart M1-S, Betty Gordon Shirley Van Vorce business Business Staff Photographers Advisors lsallel lVlcFall Pat Pokorny Phyllis Salvemini Pat Sampson Bill Wendlanflt Betty Wolfinger Phil Pietrosanti Bill Warriner Mr. Charles Konecny photography M r. Clyde .lones arl KELLER 112 BUF UC PALO