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

Text from Pages 1 - 102 of the 1953 volume:

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And we know her as our friend always. She has proved this again and again inthe past -- as sponsor of Honor Society, as advisor for Student Council, and as guest speaker for Lit Club. We, the members of the staff of this book, wish to express with the rest of the student body and faculty at North, our sin- cere hope that she will be back with us very soon. fl 6 ,,L.L,,.L .. W - ' ,:,f,,i'-,M Sf' -- f mcg iff -, V,,,,.3-.K J1 North High School stands today as one of the leading schools in our state. All that we enjoy has come about through teamwork and high ideals of service. Our faculty led by our former Principal, H. Earle Weaver, developed with a loyal student body a spirit that won for the school great achievements. Those of us who served with Mr. Weaver are grateful for his able leadershipl Always, his goal was to look out forthe best interests of North High. His spirit of cheerful service is very much alive in the life of the school. His example will con- tinue to be a challenge to all of us to keep North moving forward to new goals. My wish for North is that we shall always keep North a friendly school where teamwork between faculty and students in our classrooms and our activities pays valuable dividends. We are a large family. That means we must share in keeping the school an attractive place in which to work. Large families often have deep loyalties. Older brothers and sisters help create those loyalties. Each term we have new sopho- mores who look to our upper classmen for leadership. Seniors who have become our top writers, athletes, actors and musicians as well as students set the pace for new members of our student body. An active senior class is a must in a school as large as ours. Looking to the future my aim is to conserve the energy and skills of our faculty so they may do their best for North. By safeguarding their best interests the wel- fare of the school will be served. As demands for new activities arise we shall do our best to be alert to sponsor them. Through activities students are tied into school life. They have a good feel- ing that they are doing something that counts. Good school spirit grows from a healthy activity program. North means to keep alive its school spirit. For this Wampum we are grateful. Here is another example of teamwork and loyalty. Congratulations to the staff and its loyal advisor, Mr. Webster Haight, for a fine contribution to North. 7 g1 grv,,1,.1,-y V. u , A Q V. , , Why, ,K ,, .13 X ,T M ,.., 5E5ff!ff5iZii1fiiii 1 .,,,.,,.. si: I1 ns? . ..V,,V. 3 V W.L.,x,.x, , . ,. N O F FIC E S TAF F -left-seated: Mrs. Audrey Landon, secretary in attendance officeg Miss Jeannette Fowler, adminis - trative assistantg Mrs. Margaret Donn- elly, school accountant. Standing: Mrs. Ruth Van Kuren, general office workg Mrs. Jeanette Zebrowski, secretary in 103. Clubs and O rganizatio ns Cheerleaders Forensic Forum French Club G.A.A. Hi-Y Honor Society Junior Prom Key Club Lit Club Little Theater Guild N Club North Star Projection Guild Red Cross Senior Class Mr. Richard Mc Cutchan Miss Genevieve Heffron Miss Helen Elgin Mrs. Wilma Kern Mr. Jacques Croissante Mrs. Kathryn Houlihan Mr. Harold Gillespie Mr. Gerald Demaree Miss Josephine Donley Miss Irene Mc Nulty Mr. Ronald Johnston Miss Dorothy Tobias Mr. Raymond Merchant Mrs. Wilma Kern Miss Mary Conole Mr. Harry Arlas Miss Grace Fox Mr. John Brennan Student Council Tri-Hi-Y Wampum Y-Teens Baseball fVarsityl Baseball fJ.v.J Basketball fVarsityj Basketball fJ.V.l Bowling Cross Country Football fVarsityl Football fJ.V.j Tennis T rack Volleyball Mr. Michael Segrue Miss Leona Ma lik Mr. Webster Haight Mrs . Betty Gordon Mr. Mis Sports Charles Konecny s Rosemary Carroll Mr. Charles Howland Mr. Ozmun Winters Mr. John Reutlinger Mr. Charles Howland Mr. Fred Hawke Mr. John Sasinek Mr. Gordon O'Reil1y Mr. Fred Hawke Mr. Charles Howland Mr. Gerald Demaree Mr. Ernest Lalley Mr. Mr. John Reutlinger Ernest Lalley Faculfy and A minisf fion ,W Y, , , .x., rw , 4593, 3 ,I .I .Q Guiding us in the selection of courses and helping us with the many problems which arise from day to day are three friendly and capable counselors. MR. RONALD L. JOHNSTON, vocational counselor, has been at North in that capa- city for thirteen years. From his office in room 5A he also supervises tests for high school equivalency diplomas. He was graduated from Union College with a B.S.. in Chemistry degree and from Syracuse University with an M.A. in Education. Be- fore coming to North, Mr. Johnston was a research engineer with General Electric in Schenectady and an instructor in Mount Pleasant High School, Schenectady. MISS IRENE M. MC NULTY, girls' counselor, has in her first year at North won the friendship and respect of all of us who work with and are associated withher. A graduate of Cortland State Teachers Col- lege and New Yo rk University, Miss McNulty has earned a B.S. and M.A. de- gree. She was girls' counselor at East Junior for eight years and a half and pre- vious to that was a social studies instruc- tor at East Junior. She has also been a teacher in elementary school. Her office in room 103 is a busy place as she con- sults with the girls of North and tries to help them to adjust to each new situation. MR. JOHN BRENNAN, boys' counselor, whose office is located in room 103, came to North last September also. His friendly smile and easy manner have helped many boys over a rough spot during the last year. Mr. Brennan was graduated from St. Bonaventure's University with the de- grees of Bachelor of Science and Master of Education. After four years as mathe- matics teacher at West Junior, he was a math teacher at Central for six years. Before coming to North, Mr. Brennan was boys' counselor at East Junior for seven years. North has fared well with its new ad- ministration this year.. Such innovations as the dropping of the afternoon home room period, shortening of the noon hour, change in library procedure during study hall periods, and the use of the record player in the cafeteria during the noon hour, to mention but a few changes, have given new life to what threatened to become mono- tony. We welcome everyone new to our school, and especially greet Mr. Tate as our principal and Miss McNulty and Mr. Bren- nan as our counselors. WWW I!f'j?eEf?t ii fs 1 E ,Q 1 Fawl y .23 5 -ll-x - -' H l V J .4 , M . L, .a-ss. -1 - '. fS C fs T gre e- ' 14,2 COMMERCIAL DEPARTMENT-First row: Miss Elizabeth Quilter, Miss Geneyeve Shattuck, de- partment headg Mrs. Betty Gordon, Miss Helen Faucett. Second row: Miss Helen Cornerford, Miss Mary Lambert, Miss Rosemary Carroll. Third row: Mr. Michael Segrue, Mrs. Helen Harris, Mr. Gerald Demaree. First rovy: Miss Pauline Mc Carthy, attendance teacher, Miss Mildred Weller, h o m e ma kin g chairman, Miss Margaret Quinn, school nurseg Miss Marion Thornburn, vocal music. Second row: Mr. John Reutlinger, physical education chairman, Mrs. Agnes Lee, hornemakingg Mr. Richard Mc Cutchan, instrumental music. Third row: Mrs. Florence Nix, health, Mrs. Wilma Kern, physical education and health, Mrs, Kath- ryn Houlihan, physical education. IO 'Il- -Z9-Iv-x OEIIJNT so .Cs . .ws :.: X .a A ENGLISH DEPARTMENT-First row: Miss Jean Buckley, Mrs. Alice Vergason, department head, Miss G enevieve Heffron, Miss Mary Conole. Second row: Miss Mara Burke, Mrs. Irene Gul- bran, Mrs. Dorothy Ayers, Miss Josephine Don- ley, Miss Winifred Earl. Third row: Miss Eliza- beth Stoutenburg, Miss Dorothy Dyer, librarian, Mrs. Ruth Disbrow, a s sis ta nt librarian, Mr. Raymond Merchant. HISTORY DEPARTMENT-First row: Miss Lucy O'I-Iargan, Miss Elizabeth Shannon, department head, Miss Mary Gillespie. Second row: Miss Dorothy Tobias, Mr. Harry Arlas, Mrs. Martha Chamberlain. Third row: Mr. Charles Howland, Mr. Webster Haight. .f QS 75 GDOG -mil ff r N tux ---D ,.ff',,f2'v - AX ' 01:-01 Q 1 QD if-5 Xrm fi? 5'-A MATH, SCIENCE, AND LANGUAGE DEPART- MENTS-First row: Mrs. Ma r ga r et Whitman, Germang Mr. Donald Roehrn, science department headg Mr. Ha ro ld Gillespie, math department headg Mrs.Georgia Mc Call, Latin. Second row: Miss Leona Malick, scienceg Miss Virginia Gr e enmun, Lating Miss Irma Burdick, mathg Miss Hilda Keery, math. Third row: Mr. John Sasinek, scienceg Miss Grace Fox, mathg Mr. Fred Hawke, science and math. INDUSTRIAL, VOCATIONAL, AND TECHNICAL DEPARTMENT-First row: Mr. Kenyon Clark, Mr. Harold Wilsong Mr. John Duff, department heady Mr. Delbert Booher. Second row: Mr. Ha ro ld Fo ste rg Mr. James Mc Ginnisg Mr. Jacques Croissanteg Mr. Kenneth Weatherbyg Mr. Raymond Rarnageg Mr. Edward Vancag Mr. Her- bert Nichols. Third row: Mr. Edgar Hyatt, Mr. William Smithg Mr. James Shielg Mr. Charles Konecny. , , I V ix , A 9 ' ' .,, 51 .. ,qw Y A stlat , vi , li- . r x ifil ,.f,m11w' F S 32 'X' W ,if M...- ' .. 5. ', ' 2 W.. ' f X 1 sir-: ,L Q , 'Q ,l f jx' , L I K ... V., y IVY. x CAFETERIA STAFF-Miss Dorothy Rosenzweig, rnanagerg Mrs. Helen Stroud, ass't. cook, Mrs. Ethel Richardson, bakerg Mrs. Beatrice Rich, salads, Mrs. Kathleen Keyes, cook, Mrs. Made- line O'Donnell, sandwiches. Facul y Mr. Benjamin Hunt, a member of North's custodial staff since June 1, 1942, re- tired at Easter vacation time. Mr. Hunt has been a familiar figure onthe second floor., Eleven years of this familiarity with the school will make his absence a conspicuous one to us all. CUSTODIAL STAFF-Mr. Walter Diener, head custodiang Miss Catherine Driscoll, matron, Mr. Roy Miller. Second row: Mr. Harold Westcott, Mr. William Hall, Mr. Stanley Pender. Ig X ' z N X: Xxx X. P-ff' 1 ,. , I N. X Q0 A,lgF JJQPJJQ 2 CLASS OFFICERS-left-seated: Nancy Gottshall, vice-presidentg Frank Lisick, president. Stand- ing: Dick Harper, boys' ser- geant-at-armsg Ruth Davis, girls' sergeant-at-arms, Joyce Ford, secretary, Elaine Sinan- der, girls' treasurerg Charles Parsons, boys' treasurer. PROM C O M M I T T E E -above-seated: Betty Scott, Pat Bigart, B a r ba r a Barron, Nancy Gottshall, Marilyn Jones, Berniece Scouten, Mary Babcock. Standing-First row: Barbara Sanders, Margaret Slocum, Betty Shramek, J o y Snyder, F r a nc e s Fox, Judy Esposito. Second row: Jack Irving, Bruce Benson, Fran Gennarelli. ' S, A I ADVISORY COMMITTEEA1,L'ft-seated: Henan Johnson, Mary Neill, Sharon Murphy, Helen Mastronardi, Bernice Smith, Ruth Richard- son. Standing: Richard Keough, Jack Irving, James Pratt. CLASS DAY COMMITTEE-left-seated: Eliza - beth Briggs, Ruth Christophori, Mary Neill, Jackie Redmond, Carol Brainard, Mary Cle- ment, Joyce Clift, Standing: Alton Frear, Duane Champoux, BobXLesso, Linda Cannon, James Friedgen, Bob Wenner, Greta Patton, Dorothy Darling. PARTY COMMITTEE-seated: Beverly Hus o n, . Delo r e s Stalker, Sharon Murphy, chairmang Ethel Foote, Ann Leipfert. Standing: Rodger Page, George Riley. CAP AND GOWN COMMITTEE-seated: Marilyn Jones, Joyce Ford, Helen Mastronardi, Nancy Crottshall. Standing: Charles Parsons, Br,uce Benson, James Pratt, Jack Irving. N i. 2 J -x January Senior I7 141. Figlzfi 2.13 BB , fn JM January S' nio Nofables CLASS NOTABLES -opposite page: First row: Ann Leipfert, P e r p et ua l Motion, Elaine S i na n d e r and Ed VanScoy, Best Natured Girl and Boyg Joyce Ford and Pete Bednar, Best Looking Girl and Handsomest Boy. S eco nd row: Barbara Sanders and James Pratt, Best Girl and Boy Athletes, Ruth Davis and DickHovancik, Best Danc- ers, George Pennell, Quietest Boy. Third row: Marilyn Jones and Dick Pierce, Noi s i e s t Girl and Boyg Helen Merrill, Class Gigglerg George Riley, Class Jester, Linda Cannon, Cutest Girl. Fourth row: Bud Diener, Cutest Boyg Charles Parsons, Class Artist, Nancy Gottshall, Friendliest Girl. Fifth row: Paul Leach, Class Dream- er Boyg Frances Fox and Tom Hull, Class Couplegx Mary Neill and Jim Friedgen, Class Actress and Actor. Sixth row: Peg Slocum, Hardest Pluggerg Jeanne Rafferty, Shortest Girly Ted Macomber, Tallest Boyg Ruth Richardson, Cla s s Musician, Judy Esposito, Class Flirt. Seventh row: Mary Babcock and Frank Lisick, Most Likely to Succeedg Helen Ma s tr o na r di and Joe D'Esti, Best Dressed Girl and Boy. Eighth row: Carol Brainard, Class Dreamer Girl, Bob L e s s o and June Williams, Boy and Girl Heartbreakers, Fran Gennarelli and Betty Shramek, Most Popular Boy and Girl. I8 .AM i I 9 A iicw fi P 1' .1 5 1,,-tm -stfiifz A W vt 1' ft Q U F a f i I s . J . 5 , W., . x L 5 mv, al 1 lv K. I ,.,. lj . I W a, . in .,, :'4 . ' Iv ka' 3. 'W , ' f . 5, ff 1- . 1 ' , , .wuz 'fl 5-, J' 32.22122 Daniel Ackerman June Allen Mary Babcock Qing., Peter Bednar Shirley Bengamin Bruce Benson K laal . if ., ,. . , , , Kenneth Barber Barbara Barron Richard Baxter Patricia Bigart' Elinor Bliss John Bonus J ,fvwf Carol Brainard Elizabeth Briggs Linda Cannon Rhaylene Carner G. Duane Charnpoux Ruth Christopl Whitney Ackerman, Technical Mechanical. Whit . Honor Society 11,l2. June Allen, Academic Business Subjects. Bunny , Jr. Red Cross 11. Mary Babcock, Academic Math. Honor Society 11,125 Student Council 105 Wampum 10,115 Literary Club 11,125 Intramurals 10, 11,125 G.A.A. 10,1l,l25 N Club 11,12. Kenneth Barber, College. Ken , Little Theatre Guild 10,115 Intramurals 11,12. Barbara Barron, Academic Business Sub- jects. Bobbie . Jr. Red Cross 105 Pep Club 11. Richard Baxter, Academic Industrial. Dick . Intramurals 11,125 Counselor's Honor List 10. Peter Bednar, College. Pete . S hi r le y Benjamin, Academic Homemaking. Chick . Jr. Red Cross 11. Bruce Benson, College. Bruce . Honor Society 125 Student Council 105 Little Theatre Guild 10,115 Stage Crew 105 Band 1O,11,125 Orchestra 1O,11,125 P.A. System School An- nouncer 11,12. Patricia Bigart, Academic Math. Pat . Literary Club 11,125 Intramurals 10,11,125 1 JM G.A.A. 11,125 N Club 125 Counselor's Honor List 11. Elinor Bliss, Academic Business Subjects. Pat . Jr. Red Cross 105 Literary Club 11, 125 Intramurals 10,11. John Bonus, Technical Mechanical. Fat Man . Carol Brainard, Academic Science. Snook . Jr. Red Cross 105 Counselor's Honor List 11, 125 Band 1O,11,12. Elizabeth Briggs, Academic Math. Liz. . Honor Society 11,125 Wampum 11,125 Literary Club 11,125 Counselor's Honor List 10,11,12. Linda Cannon, Academic Math. Lynn ..Stu- dent Council 105 Jr. Red Cross 10,115 Pep. Club l0,ll. Rhaylene Carner, Academic Business Sub- jects. Honey . Intramurals l0,1l,l25 Pep Club l0,11. Duane Champoux, College. Duane . Intra- murals 10,1l,125 Counselor's Honor List 10. Ruth Christophori, Academic Business Sub- jects. Christy . Student Council 105 Jr. Red Cross l0,11,125 Intramurals 105 Coun- selor's Honor List 10. llliam Decker I ,qi . ,-,..,,. , , - Ln 51 lriitisc 'f ar: :, .sic Q4 1 , ,, I r :ess :vw-fffii,-Q 1 5- 552- f -L'L I ifffgi if, 5' f n If - ' :, fl-ffm -' U ' - f Edward DePersis L 'F P ll January Qenio Ma ry Clement Joseph D'Esti Mary Clement, Academic Homemaking. Cookie , Student Council 105 Jr. Red Cross 10. Joyce Clift, Academic Business Subjects. Intramurals 10,11,l2. Dorothy Darling, Academic Homemaking. Dottie . Personal Workers l0,l1. Ruth Davis, Academic Math. Student Council 10,115 Little Theatre Guild 105 Jr.Red Cross 105 Literary Club 11,125 Bowling 115 Intra- murals lO,11,125Cheerleader s 10,ll,l25 N Club 125 Pep Club 10. William Decker, Academic Industrial. Bill . Student Council 10,115 Volleyball 11,125 Intramurals 1O,1l,12. Edward DePersis, Academic Math. Ed . Student Council 115 Football Manager 105 Cross Country llg Baseball 105 Intramurals l0,1l,125 Varsity B 105 Volleyball 11. Joseph D'Esti, Academic Math. Joe . Stu- dent Council l25 Football 11,125 Baseball 115 Intramurals 125 Varsity B 123 Volleyball 11, 12. Walter Diener, Academic Industrial. Bud . Basketball 105 Track 125 Baseball 105 Intra- murals 10,1l. Lucille DiRienzo, Commercial. Lou . Joan Dotter, Academic Homemaking. Joyce Clift Dorothy Darling . , W fi aa- 1 . , . 'li '1 Q.,-v' Walter Diener, Jr. Lucille DiRienzo I N .,,,,,5,w.,.,A 4. ..e ., Ruth Davis Joan Dotter an V.,' James Dowdle Janice Dutcher -rw Calvin Eddy Joyce Ford V Frances Fox Alton Frear 561' Robert Ellis Judy Esposito Ethel Fon -of James Friedgen Leonard Gaige Thomas Galle Q if Francis Gennarelli Nancy Gottshall Genevieve Hall Lim, , James Dowdle, Academic Business Subjects. Doodle . Student Council 11,125 Wampum 125 Hi-Y 105 Football 105 Intramurals 10,l1, 125 Counselor's Honor List 10,11,12. Janice Dutcher, Academic Science. Jan . Basketball 10. Calvin Eddy, Academic Industrial. Robert Ellis, College. Bob , Honor Society 11,125 Key Club 11,125 Intramurals 10,11,12. Judy Esposito, Academic Business Subjects. Judy . Paint Crew 115 North Star 125 Bowl- ing 11,125 Intramurals l0,11,125 G.A.A. 125 Majorettes 10,1l,12. Ethel Foote, College. Effie . Honor Society 125 Forensic Forum 11,125 North Star 10,l1, 125 Jr. Red Cross 105 Pep Club 10,115 Coun- selor's Honor List 10,11,12. Joyce Ford, Commercial Stenographic. Honor Society 11,125 North Star 10,l1,125 Literary Club 11,125 Intramurals 10,11,125 Cheer- leaders 10,11,125 N Club 11,125 G.A.A. 11, 12. Frances Fox, College. Fran . Jr. Red Cross 105 Literary Club 11,125 Intramurals 10,l1,125 Cheerleaders 10,11,l25 G.A.A. 10, 11,125 N Club 125 Counselor's Honor List l0,ll. Alton Frear, Technical Mechanical. A1t . Student Council 105 Counselor's Honor List l0,ll. 22 s ' Richard Harper ' Milton Harris Perry Hea' James Friedgen, Academic Business Subjects. Jim . Little Theatre Guild 11,125 North Star 10,1l,125 Key Club 10,1l,12. Leonard Gaige, Academic Industrial. Len . Student Council 105 Football 1O,11,1Z5 Intra- murals l0,ll. Thomas Gallagher, Academic Math. Joe . Intramurals 125 Counselor's Honor List ll. Francis Gennarel1i,Academic Math. Fran . Student Council 125 Wampum 105 Jr. Red Cross 105 Baseball 1O,1l,125 Intramurals 10, 115 Counselor's Honor List 10,ll,12. Nancy Gottshall, Academic Language and Music. Gottsh . North Star 10,11,125 Lit- erary Club 11,125 Intramurals 10,11,125 G.A.A. 10,11,l25 N Club 125 Pep Club 10- Girls' Trio 10,1l,12. v Genevieve Hall, A c a d e mi c Homemaking Jennie . Honor Society 125 Counselor 's Honor List 10,11,l2. Richard Harper, College. Dick . Counse- lor's Honor List l0,ll. Milton Harris, Academic Business Subjects. Milt . Track 105 Intramurals 10,115 Volley- ball 11,l2, Perry Heath, Commercial. Cross Country 105 Band10,11,12. Il - WE Roy Hendrickson, Commercial. Jay . Stu- dent Council 105 Wampum 12. Robert Hogan, College. Hoa gy . Honor Society 11,125 Counselor's Honor List 10,l1, 12. Richard Hovancik, Academic Math. Dick . Student Council l0,11,l25 Baseball 10,11,12. Paul Howard, Academic Math. Hot Rod . Intramurals 10,11,12. Thomas Hull, Commercial. Tom . Student Council 10,115 Baseball 11,125 Intramurals 10,11,12. Dorothea I-Iumiston, Academic Math. Dot . North Star 10,115 Intramurals 10,11,125 G.A.A. 125 Pep Club 1O,l1. Beverly Huson, Commercial Stenographic. Bobbs . Honor Society 125 Counselor's Honor List 10,11,12. John Irving, Academic Math. Irv . Hi-Y l0,11,125 Cross Country 115 Counselor's Honor List 115 Baseball 10,1l,125 Varsity B 11,125 Intramurals 10,11,12. David Jennings, Technical Mechanical. Dave , Band 10,1l,l25 Orchestra l0,11. Hendrickson Robert Hogan Richard Hovancik o 3 rerly Huson Paul Howard John Irving David Jennings - Helen Johnson ' Helen Johnson, A c a d e mic Homemaking. Johnnie , Marilyn Jones, Commercial Stenographic. Student Council 125 Paint Crew 115 Coun- selor's Honor List 10,11,1Z5 Choir 10,11,12. John Joyce, College. Counselor's Honor List 10. Fred Joyner, Academic Industrial. Student Council 115 Wampum 115 Jr. Red Cross 11. Victor Kasmarcik, A c a d e m i c Industrial. IIV-icll. Richard Keough, T e c h nic a 1 Mechanical. Dick . Raymond Kluger, Vocation Auto. Ray . Mary Jane Lane, College. Honor Society ll, 125 Forensic Forum 105 Little Theatre Guild l0,11,125 North Star 11,125 Jr.Red Cross 115 Literary Club 125 Orchestra 10. Ann Leipfert, Academic Science. Annie . Honor Society 11,125 Forensic Forum 11,125 Paint Crew 10,115 Wampum 11,125 North Star 10,115 Art Club 105 Pep Club 10,115 Counse- lor's Honor List 10,11,l25 Quill and Scroll 12. derick Joyner Victor Kasmargik Richard Keough Raymond Kluger Mary Lane Ann Leipiert Thomas Hull Dorothea Humiston Marilyn Jones John Jo ce 501111 Lesso Frank Lisick, Jr. Theodore Macomber Vincent Malesk Helen Mastr V y onardi Ha r Helen Merrill Paul Murphy Sharon Mur h Mary Neill Geo Roger Page Jon Palmatier Charles Parsons Robert Lesso, Academic Business Subjects. Bob , Football 10,113 Basketball 10,11,123 Baseball 10,l1,1Z3 Varsity BlO,11,12. Frank Lisick, Technical Mechanical. Fred , Honor Society 123 Student Council 10,11,123 Counselor's Honor List 10,l1,123 Basketball 10,113 Baseball 113 Intramurals l0,11,12. Ted Macomber, Academic Industrial. B1each . Football 103 Basketball 10,113 Track 10,113 Cross Country 1O,l1,123 Intra- murals l23 Varsity B 10,l1,123 Band 10,11. Vincent E. Malesky, Vocational Auto. Vince . Student Council 113 Jr. Red Cross 12. Helen Ma strona rdi, Commercial Stenographic. Ha . Paint Crew 10,113 Wampum 103 North Star 123 Jr. Red Cross 12: Literary Club 123 Bowling l0,11,12. Harold McEnaney, Academic Industrial. Mack . Projection Guild 10,113 Wampum 113 Counselor's Honor List 10. Helen Merrill, Academic Math. Ha Ha . Counselor's Honor List 11,123 Personal Workers 10,11Q Pep Club 10. Paul Murphy, Academic Business Subjects. Murph . Stage Crew 10,113 Jr. Red Cross 10,12. Sharon Murphy,Academic Business Subjects. Sherry . Honor Society 11,123 Paint.Crew 10: North Star 10,11,123 Pep Club 10,l1. Greta Patton Geox-ge'Penne1l Richard P161 Mary Neill, College. Honor Society 123 Stu- dent Council l23 Little Theatre Guild 11,123 Paint Crew 113 Wampum 11, Jr. Red Cross 113 Literary Club 11,12. George Noyes, Academic Business Subjects. Noisey . P Neil O'Brien, Academic Business Subjects. Rodger Page, Academic Art. Rodge . Pro- jection Guild 113 Jr. Red Cross 11,123 Art Club 10,113 Counselor's Honor List 10,l1,12. Jon Palmatier, Academic Business Subjects. Student Council 113 Wampum 103 Jr. Red Cross 103 Counselor's Honor List 113 Foot- ball 105 Intramurals 11,12. Charles Parsons, College. Rollover Kid . Forensic Forum 10,113 Counselor's Honor List l0,11,123 Tennis 11. Greta Patton, Academic Homemaking. Pat . Personal Workers 10,ll. George Pennell, T e c h ni c a l Mechanical. Yurik . Honor Society 11,125 Counselor's Honor List 1O,11,12. Richard Pierce, Academic Business Subjects. Dick . Counselor's Honor List 123 Intra- murals 12. ' Neil James Pratt, Technical Mechanical. Jim . Student Council 10,11,12g Jr. Red Cross 105 Basketball 10,ll,12g Track l0,11,123 Cross Country 11,125 Varsity B 11,125 Counselor's Honor List 10. Jeanne Rafferty, Academic Science. Jean- nie . Bowling 12. Doris Randall, Academic Math. Dory . Jr. Eloise Ronk, Academic Homemaking. Wam- pum 12g Pep Club 10,11. Barbara Sanders,Academic Science. Bai-b . Literary Club 12g Intramurals 10,11,12g G.A.A. 11,125 Band 10,11,12g Orchestra 10, 11,125 Counselor's Honor List 10,1l,l2. Richard Schering, Academic Math. Dick . 1 Counselor's Honor List l0,11,12. Red Cross 123 Intramurals 103 Pep Club 10, 1 115 Counselor's Honor List 11. Richard Schrader, Academic Industrial. Suzzie . Student Council l0,llg Basketball Jacquelyn Redmond, Academic Science. 10,113Intra11'1u1'a151O,11,12, Jackie , Student Council llg Wampum 109 Jr- Red CYOSS 105 1I1i1'a1'1'1l11'H1S 10,1l,1Z: Betty Scott, Academic Homernaking. Bet . G.A.A.10,1l,12g Pep C1ub10,l1. Bernice Scouten, Commercial. Bu-nny . Josephine Reynolds, Commercial. Josie . Bowling 11,125 Chorus 10. Counselor's Honor List 1l,12. Marilyn Segrue, Academic Science. Literary Ruth Richardson, Academic SC1el'lC8. Ruth- Club 12. Intramurals 10,11'1Zg G.A.A. 125 ie . Honor Society 12g Student Council 12g Pep Club 10,113 Counselor-5 Honor List 10, Literary Club 125 Band 11,12g Orchestra 10, Mila' 11,129 Intramurals 11. George Riley,College. Rile . Honor Society glizfaiietlflslrgRrgfktiecglfzege' i'lBTEt1fg'. Ilflonii 11,125 student Council 10g Little Theatre Simeli' 12' Lit u HCI 515632 I't ' orl Guild 10,115 NorthStar l1gCounse1or's Honor ar ' 1 1 erary u ' 1 n ramura S List1O,11,12. 1O,1l,12g G.A.A. 1O,ll,l2g N Club ll,12. Alfonso Rodriguez, C Omme rciali HAI... Elaine Sinander, Academic Science. Blond- . , . I . . Counselors Honor LiSt1O,11. ie . Honor Society l1,12, Student Council 10, North Star 11,129 Jr. Red Cross llg Literary Carmen Rodriguez,Commercial. Counselor's Club 123 G.A.A. 11,129 C0l1USe101 5 1'1Ofl01' Honor List l0,11,l2. List 10,1l,l2. 195 Pratt, Jr. Jeane Rafferty Doris Randall .Tac uelin Redmond Josephine Reynolds Ruth Richardson fl :orge Riley Alfonso Rodriguez Carmen Rodriguez Eloise Ronk Barbara Sanders Richards Scherin an y M h ' ,. .A , , .1 i ,WV , V . -, I . I I I 1 il ' 5 1 ,,... A . K .. .11 ., ,., A 4 I V A L, ard Schrader Betty Scott Bernice Scouten Marilyn Segrue Elizabeth Shramek Elaine Sinander 8 Jn, -N.-af' wil'-1 Margaret Slocum Bernice Smith , Joy Snyder Delores Stalker George Stroka Robert Ter Uwe Tiefel Colleen Vanlvlarter Edward VanScoy Barbara Wall Marjorie Watts Car R0b9Tt Wenflel' Alfred White JOSCPMYIC Wilbur June Williams Dorothy Wright Peter Zadv Margaret Slocum, College. Peggy . North Star 10,115 Jr. Red Cross 10,115 Literary Club 125 Pep Club 10,115 Counselor's Honor List 10,11,12. Bernice Smith, Academic Business Subjects. Bernie . Paint Crew 105 Counselor's Honor List 1O,11,12. Joy Snyder, Academic Math. Intramurals 10, 11,125 Jr. Red Cross 10,115 G.A.A. 11,125 N Club 125 Band 10,11,125 Majorette11,125 Counselor's Honor List 10. Delores Sta1ker,Commercial. Dee . Wam- pum 105 North Star 10. George Stroka,Academic Industrial. Coke . Counselor's Honor List 10. Robert TerBoss, Vocational Auto. Bob . .Ir.Red Cross l15Counse1or's Honor List 11, 12. Uwe Tiefel, College. Hugh , Honor Society 125 Forensic Forum 105 Hi-Y 11,125 Counse- lor's Honor List 10,11,125 Tennis 115 Foot- ball 10,1l. Colleen VanMarter, Academic Homemaking. Intramurals 105 Counselor's Honor List 10. Edward VanScoy, College. Van . Intra- murals 10,11. Barbara Wall, Commercial. Bobbie . Pep Club 11,12. Marjorie Watts, Academic Math. Margie . Jr. Red Cross 12. Carol Wendlandt, Commercial. Student Council 105 Intramurals l0,11,1Z5 G.A.A. 125 Pep Club l0,11. Robert Wenner, Technical Mechanical. Bob . Counselor's Honor List 10511. Alfred White, Academic Music. Al , Pro- jection Guild 115 Key Club 105 Choir 10,1'1, 125Cf1ee Club 10,11. Josephine Wilbur, Academic Math. Jo . Honor Society 11,125 Pep Club 105 Band 105 Counselor's Honor List l0,l1,12. June Williams, Academic Homemaking. Junie . Wampum 125 Jr. Red Cross 11,125 Literary Club 115 Intramurals 11,125 G.A.A. 11,12. Dorothy Wright, Academic Business Subjects. Dottie , Intramurals 105 Counselor's Honor List 11. Peter Zadvorney, T e c h ni c a 1 Mechanical. Pete , Counselor's Honor List 11. nne Almy Nancy Ahlberg, Academic Math. Nan . Stu- dent Council llg Intramurals 10,115 Bowling l0,l1. Shirley Alig, Academic Science. Shirl . Intramurals l0,11,1Zg Pep Club 10,115 Coun- selor's Honor List. Joanne Almy, Commercial. Jo . Paint Crew lO,l1,l2g North Star 10, Jr. Red Cross 11, Art Club 10, Counselor's Honor List. Sally Joyce Andrews, C o mm e r cial. Sal . Jr. Red Cross 10, Literary Club 123 Bowling 12g Intramurals 10,ll,l2g Counselor's Honor List '1o,11,1z. Carole Armstrong,Academic Math. Annie . Senior Advisory Committee 125 Bowling P.A.L.12g Intramurals 10,11,12g Cv.A.A. 11, 125 Literary Club 12.5 Jr. Red Cross 10,ll. Doris Ann Arnold, Homemaking. Dodo . Shirley Ash, Commercial. Shirl . Student Council 10, Literary Club l1,l2g Bowling 12g Intramurals 10,1l,12g G.A.A. 1O,ll,l2g Counselor's Honor List 10,1l,l2g Cheer- leaders 12. Frederick Bliss Baldwin, Technical Elec- tricity. Tennessee . Benjamin G. Barnes, Academic Industrial. Ben . Tennis 115 Intramurals l0,l1,12. Richard Barney, Academic Business Sub- jects. Dick . Intramurals l0,ll. Ronald Bazewick, A c a d e mic Industrial. Ron . Intramurals 10,113 Student Council 105 Art Club 12. Joan Beale, Commercial. Joanie . Honor Society 11,123 Little Theatre Guild 10,115 Literary Club 11,12g Pep Club 10,llg Coun- selor's Honor List l0,1l,l2. Arnold Beletsky, Academic Industrial. Corky . Basketball ll,l2g Baseball 11,129 Intramurals 10. Richard E. Bell, Academic Math. Dick . Jr. Red Cross 103 Key Club 10,l1,l2g Band 10, Football l0,ll,l2, Intramurals 10,11,1Z. I etee June Qenior . . . .R , 'C' Russell Arnold 1934 - 1953 Russell Arnold died one night in March, in an accident involving a truck in which he was riding. Rusty was a part of what this book is about - his school,his class, his friends.. A guard on the foot- ball team, a member of Key Club, a participant in the intramuralprogram, he was always around with the rest of the kids, ready and willing to be a part of everything. Nancy Ahlberg .Shirley Alig Sally Andrews Cal-01e Armstrgng Doris Arnold Shirley Ash Frederick Baldwin iii. f' In ii . ...E 3 i amin Barnes Richard Barney Ronald Bazewick Joan Beale Arnold Beletsky Richard Bell g lov Koi J- 1 bv' e -.-'-, Aie.. 7 'Wifi -sa-'FW monas- Jerome Berardi John Beukerna Mary Blossom Andrew Bobal James Bohner Lucy Borko Robert Boughton Karen Boyle J. Gerald Brennan Jeannette Brick Betty Brown Duane Brow Lillian Burt John Bussman Karen Cafferty James Campbell Anthony Capozzi Carole Carpen Jerome Berardi, Academic Industrial. Stu- dent Council l0,1l5 Bowling 115 Intramurals 10,l1,12. Jack Beukema, Academic Math. Beuk . Wampum 11,125 North Star 11,125 Quill and Scroll 125 Counselor's Honor List 105 Foot- ball 115 North High Personal Workers 11. Mary Ann Blossom, Academic Business. B1ossom . Andrew Bobal, Academic Math. Andy . Forensic Forum l0,ll,lZ5 Counselor's Honor List 10,11,125 Intramurals 10. James Bohner, Academic Math. Intramurals 1l,12. Lucy Borko, Commercial. Lu . North Star 12. Robert Boughton, T e c h ni c a 1 Electricity. Rocky . Student Council 105 Stage Crew 10. Karen Boyle, College. Kae . Honor Society 11,125 Forensic Forum l0,11,125 Little Theatre Guild 11,125 Literary Club 11,125 Pep Club 115 Wampum IZ. Jerald Brennan, Academic Math. Cedric . Jr. Red Cross 105 Student Council l0,1l,1Z5 Little Theatre Guild l0,1l,l25 Intramurals 10,115 School Treasurer 115 Counselor's Honor List 10,1l,1Z5 Junior Prom Chair- man 11. Jeannette Brick, Academic Science. Honor Society 125 Intramurals lO,ll,1Z5 Cheer- leaders 10,l1,l25 G.A.A. 10,1l,l25 N Club 11,125 Pep Club 105 Counselor's Honor List l0,ll,l2. Betty Jean Brown, C o mm e r cial. Jean . Student Council 125 Counselor 's Honor List 11. Duane Brown, Academic Math. Brownie . Lillian Burt, Academic Business Subjects. Lil , Pep Club 10,115 Counselor's Honor List 10,11,12. John Bussman, Commercial. Bu.zz . Intra- murals l0,11,1Z5 Counselor's Honor List 10, 12. Karen Cafferty, Academic Music. Literary Club 11,125 Band 125 Orchestra 125 Chorus 125 Counselor's Honor List 12. James Richard Campbell, Technical Electri- Cal. Anthony Capozzi, Academic Math. Tony . Carole Carpenter, College. Wampum 10,115 North Star 105 Jr. Red Cross l0,l1,125 Counselor's Honor List 125 Bowling P.A.L. l0,1l. Patricia Carrington, Academic Science. Pat Student Council 11, Jr. Red Cross 10g Literary Club ll,l2g Intramurals 1O,1l,l2g G.A.A. 11,125 Counselor's Honor List 10,ll. Joan Chalson, Academic Business. Joan- nie . Donald Chapman, Academic Industrial. Don . Noreen Clark, College. Nony . Paint Crew 10g Orchestra 1O,l1,l2. Paul Clark, Academic Math. Sondra Louise Clarke, Academic Math. Sandy . Student Council llg North Star 10, llg Art Club 123 Tennis l1,12g Intramurals 10,ll,l2g G.A.A. lO,1l,12g N Club l0,1l, 12g Pep Club 10. Roseann Cleveland, Academic Business. Rose . Bowling 113 Wampum 12. Phyllis Jeanette Cobb, Academic Science. Phy1 . Intramurals 10,11,l2g Counselor's Honor List lO,l2. Edward Coolbaugh, Technical Mechanical. Cueba11 . Intramurals 10,l1,1Z. Gerald Coughlin, Vocational Auto. Jerry . Cross Country 10p Baseball 10. ricia Carrington Joan Chalson - Donald Chapman eann Cleveland 411 a rilyn Coyle if fd ew , 'WW iii if ., fs S 55 1 1 i lpp K I H- 4' ,,,-,M C... ,af w .L Noreen Clark Phyllis Cobb Edward Coolbaugh Gerald Coughlin Joan Coy, Academic Math. Student Council 105 Little Theatre Guild 10,11,12g Wampum 10g Intramurals 1O,11,12g G.A.A. 11.12. Frances Coyle, Academic Math. Frannie . Little Theatre Guild 10,1l,l2g Wampum 10, llg North Star ll,12g Literary Club llg Intra- murals 10,l1,l2g G.A.A. 10,11,12g N Club 12. Marilyn Coyle, College. Little Theatre Guild 10,1l,l2g Intramurals 103 Pep Club l0,l1g Counse1or's Honor List l0,l1,12. Thomas Crowe, Academic Math. Caw . Student Council 105 Football 10, Basketball 11,125 Track l0,1l,12g Intramurals 10, Var- sity B l1,l2. Donald Roy Culver, A c a demic Industrial. Student Council 12g Football 115 Baseball 115 Intramurals llg Volleyball 11. Jeanne Marie Cutler, Academic Business Subjects. Student Council llg Forensic Forum 105 Counse1or's Honor List 10,l1,12g Choir 10,115 Girls' Quartette 11. William Dana, Technical Electricity. Bill . Stage Crew 10g Jr.Red Cross l1gCounse1or's Honor List 12g Senior Advisory Committee 12. Bill Danzi, Academic Business Subjects. Pigmy . Student Council 10,1l,l2g Football ll, Basketball 11,125 Baseball 10,113 Intra- murals 10p Counselor's Honor List 10,12. Joan Coy '19 Thomas Crowe Donald Culver Jeanne Cutler William Dana Will 1 Paul Clark Sondra Clarke Frances Coyle iam Danzi 1 Q '31 ' 11 AS. I iisa it .arn -J I ,.,, , ... ' 1 ' Q -V ga i nragggql A . ' X , , .,s,.,? ,, ,. .- ff Q' .. - H 71 ,. 1 1? vi 1 'vii Saw? gm., 5-1 , 5555. 5. ' 'fs-1 4' 525:55 , 5 ,,,,. A,W.k '55, 5 . J, .1 -. Joyce Davis John Deinhardt John DeJohn' Helen Dennison ' Ann DeRosa Andrew Der in k ,m. .- ' ii .,.,,,,. L,.k . f, H ' gg' -, '!1'sf5i:1fff:- John Donar Sidney Doolittle Lurlene Dundon William Dundon, Jr. George Dyke. JF- Richard E: Donald Eckler Gerald Edwafrds Patriciaflllsworth Joyce Davis, Hornemaking. Honor Society 125 Counselor's Honor List l0,1l,12. John Deinhardt, Academic Industrial. Student Council 125 Track 10,1l,125 Cross Country 10,115 Intramurals 115 Varsity B l0,11,l2. John DeJohn, Academic Math. Wrink . Jr. Red Cross 105 Intramurals 10,ll,125 Senior Advisory Committee 125 Boys' Sergeant-at- Arms 125 Counselor's Honor List 10. Helen Dennison, Homemaking. Slim . Ann DeRosa, Academic Business Subjects. Little Ita.1y . Student Council 125 Little Theatre Guild l0,l1,l25 Wampum 125 North Star 11,125 Jr. Red Cross 125 Literary Club 125 Counselor's Honor List 10,1l. Andrew David Derrick Jr., Academic Indus- trial. Basil , Projection Guild l0,1l,125 Counselor's Honor List l0,l1,1Z. John Donar, Academic Math. Johnny . Counselor's Honor List 12. Sidney Doolittle, College. Sid . Student Council 125 Little Theatre Guild 10,11,125 Key Club 105 Counselor's Honor List 10,1l, 12. Lurlene Dundon, College. Sukey . North Star 11,125 Intramurals l0,ll,l25 G.A.A. 11, 125 Band 10,115 French Club 125 Counselor's Honor List l0,ll,12. Rita Emilig Durwood English Nancy E' William Dundon, Academic Industrial. Bi1l . George Dyke, Academic Industrial. George . Jr. Red Cross 11. Richard R. Eastman, Commercial. Dick . Bowling ll. Donald Eckler, Vocational Machines. Don , Student Council 105 Intramurals 10,1l,l25 Counselor's Honor List 10,11,12. Gerald Edwards, Commer cial. Jerry . Football 10,11,l25 Baseball 105 Intramurals 10,115 Varsity B 12. Patricia Ellsworth, Academic Business Sub- jects. Pat . Pep Club 105 Senior Advisory Committee 12. Rita Emilio, Commercial. Student Council 125 Wampum 125 North Star 11,125 Literary Club 125 G.A.A. 11,125 Pep Club 10,115 Coun- selor's Honor List 10,11,12. Durwood English, Academic Math. Dur . Student Council 115 Projection Guild l0,11, 125 Intramurals 10. Nancy Lou Evans, Academic Business Sub- jects. Nan . North Star 11,125 Jr. Red Cross 105 French Club 1Z5Counse1or's Honor List 12. Philip Evans, Academic Math. Smoky , Honor Society 125 Counselor's Honor List 10, 115 Intramurals 12. Mable Ann,Every, Commercial. Mike . North Star 125 Jr. Red Cross 105 Pep Club l1,12. Shirley Felker, College. Student Council 105 Wampum 125 North Star 125 Counse1or's Honor List 105 Intramurals 115 Pep Club 10, 11. Thomas Fiato, Commercial. Tom . Foot- ball 11,125 Intramurals l0,11,12. Mary Patricia Fish, College. Pat . Warren Fiske, Academic Art. Jr. . Forensic Forum 105 North Star 10,125 Jr. Red Cross 10. Ethel Fleming, Commercial. Et , Jr. Red Cross 125 Counse1or's Honor List 12. Eugene Flood, Academic Science. Gene . Barbara Florance, College. Bobby . Honor Society 11,125 Little Theatre Guild 11,125 Wampum 125 North Star 11,125 French Club 125 Intramurals 10,l1,125 G.A.A.11,125 Pep Club 11. Paul Donald Forbes, Academic Math. Pete . Honor Society 125 Counse1or's Honor List 10, 11,125 Personal Workers Club 10,115 Tennis 10. Raymond Frost, Academic Industrial. Ray . Sandra Gardner,Academic Science. Sandie . Literary Club 125 Intramurals 10,11,125 G.A.A. 125 Sr.Advisory Committee 12. Maureen Giblin, Homernaking. Gib . Wam- pum 125 Paint Crew 105 North Star l0,11,125 Jr. Red Cross 105 Literary Club 125 Intra- murals 10. Janice Gilbert, Academic Business Subjects. Jan . Forensic Forum 115 Wampum 105 Jr. Red Cross 115 Counselor-'s Honor List l0,11, 125 Intramurals 10,l2. Sue Gilchrist,Commercial. Susie . Student Council 105 Little Theatre Guild 10,115 North Star 125 Jr. Red Cross 10,11,125 Intramurals 10,115 Pep Club l0,11,12. Sandra Goobeck, C o m m e r c i a 1 . Sandy . Counselox-'s Honor List 1O,l2. Dudley Gordon, Academic Math. Dud . Jr. Red Cross 105 Football 115 Baseball 10,115 Counselor's Honor List l1,l2. Nancie Gourley, Homemaking. Nan . Wam- pum 125 North Star 11,125 Jr. Red Cross 115 Literary Club 125 Senior Advisory Committee 12. Evans Mable Every Shirley Felker Thomas Fiato Mary Fish W, Warren F'15ke Fleming Eugene F1-0051 Barbara Florance Pal-11 Forbes Raymond Frost Sandra Gardner +14 an 'li' . . fl 5 1 if 7:51555 5. ,v 1 - Q 5 . if 4.-, aureen Giblin J. Lorraine Gilbert Sue Gilchris Sandra Goobeck Dudley Gordon Nancie Gourley WY HH-It Patricia Haverly Marlene Gowe Spencer Grippin Donald Gur Barry Hale Doris Hanyon Phyllis Harri 3 A Lawrence Hib John .Hiza A 1 Marlene Gowe, Academic Business Subjects. Little Theatre Guild 10,11,123 Counse1or's Honor List 12. Spencer Grippin, Academic Industrial. Grip . Student Council 103 Intramurals 1O,11,12. Donald Gurney, Academic Science. Don . Stage Crew 10,113 Wampum 103 Basketball Manager 11,123 Track 10,11,123 Cross Country 12. Barry Hale, Academic Science. Doris Hanyon, Academic Business Subjects. North High Personal Workers 11. Phyllis Ruth Harrington, Academic Math. Phi1 . North High Personal Workers 10,113 Art Club 11. John Hart, Academic Industrial. Chico . Student Council 103 Jr. Red Cross 10. Patricia Ann Haverly, Academic Business Subjects. Pattie . Counselor's Honor List 11,12. John R. Hawlik, Academic Industrial. Bob . Counse1or's Honor List 10,11,lZ.. Lawrence Hibbard, Commercial. Larry . V Richard ,Holmes Joyce Holt 4 Gerald Hom Mary Hegedus, Commercial. Honor Society 11,123 Literary Club IZQ Counse1or's Honor List 1O,11,12. Wayne Heier, Academic Industrial. Intra- murals 10,1l,12. Dorothy Henderson, Academic Business. Dottie . Wampum 123 North Star 123 Intra- murals 113 Pep Club 10,113 Counselor's Honor List 10,11,l2. John G. Hiza, Technical Electricity. Honor Society l1,l2Q Student Council 12g Counse1or's Honor List l0,11,123 Band 1O,1l,123 Orches- tra 10,11,l2. Charles Hoffman, Academic Math. Bud . Band l0,11,12Q Orchestra 12. Richard William Holmes, Academic Indus- trial. Omar . Student Council 10,113 Little Theatre Guild 103 Basketball J.V. 103 Intra- murals 12. Joyce Eileen Holt, Homemaking. Counse1or's Honor List3 Cafeteria Cashier 12. Gerald Homer, Technical Electricity Seven . Jr. Red Cross 12. bard Mary Hegedus Wayne I-I1 Betty Horton, Academic Business. Henry I-Iorvath,Technical Mechanical. Hank , Student Council 115 Jr. Red Cross 10,115 Intramurals 1O,11,125 Band 105 Talent Show 115 Counselor's Honor List 10,1l. Beverly Howell, Academic Business. Bea . Thomas Huff, Academic Math. Tom . Stage Crew 10,115 Band 10,1l,125 Chorus,Choir 105 Counselor's Honor List. Iris Hungerford, Homemaking. Ike . Coun- selor's Honor List 10. Francis Albert Jones, Academic Industrial. Fran . Kenneth Jones, Academic Math. Ken '. Joanne Katleski, Commercial. Kitty . In- tramurals l25 North Star 115 Counselor's Honor List l0,l2. Joan Kelly, Academic Math. Forensic Forum 11,125 Paint Crew 10,1l,125 Wampum 10,115 North Star 115 Literary Club 11,125 Bowling P.A.I.. 105 Intramurals l0,l1,125 G.A.A. ll, 125 Pep Club 11. Donald Kenesky, Academic Math. Don . Baseball 10,11,l25 Intramurals 10,l1,lZ. Jack Ketchum, Academic Science. Joan Kilmer, Academic Business Subjects. Joanie . Pep C1ub10,115C0unse1or's Honor List 10,11,12. Joseph Kimmel, Technical Electricity. Joe , w Student Council 115 Football l0,ll,125 Coun- , selor's Honor List5 Senior Advisory Com- Leigh Jones, Vocational Machines- SPider - mittee5 Volleyball 1O,l1,125 Intramurals 10, Jr. Red Cross 105 Intramurals 1O,11,125 11, Counselor's Honor List 10,11,12. Anne King, College. Honor Society 11,125 Mary Louise Jones, Academic Math. Mal , Student Council l0,l1,125 Wampum 105 North Wampum 105 North Star 105 Intramurals 10, Star 105 Intramurals 10,11,125 Cheerleaders 11,125 Cheerleaders l0,ll,125Student Council 1O,11,1Zl:G,A,A,10,11,1Zg N Club 10,11,125 115 G.A.A. 10,1l,l25 N Club 11,125 Conn- PePC1ub1O, selor's Honor List 10,115 Choir 115 Chorus 1O,11. Edward Knauf, Academic Math. Eddie . Student Council 105 Cross Country 115 Bas- Elizabeth Kalagian, Academic Business Sub- ketball 10,115 Bowling 125 Intramurals 125 jects. Zab . Senior AdvisoryCommittee 12. Baseball 10. .etty Horton Henry Horvath, Jr. Beverly Howell Thomas Huff Iris Hungerford Francis Jones --.Q f na am Q an 5 , gf ,,., fa If-Wk JT , fav' 1- . x fax-1 an fflllffh Jones Leigh 'JOB-CS Mary Jones Elizabeth Kalagian Joanne Katleski Joan Kelly sfo .--ab-4' na ld Kene sky 'L: :fiewffi mu:-i MW 5 I ..,, ! dau, uw: 4'- x 9 'Q' Jack Ketchum Joan Kilmer Q,-Q. is :CQ SN sw I Qlkf Joseph Kimmel Anne King Edward Knaui .W . -W -nl ,y W ' .5 ,... f, 'P' K: 3 is will I -4' NA 'A 'W ..j'r 9 V , '-w......, 'm9 44 411 v'--Sig ' I .yy 4 Ap yn ' y 'u'.rr sf A ft J f ...,w..-.. -...-.--.4 .,-.....-Y ..-..-... , , . ..,--.v . -- -W----, . , , Elliott LaRose William Launikitis Shir1eY Lavelle Charlotte Lawrence Frank Leo Maureen Lecn Robert Liddy Hazel I-ifivine Raymond Loby Victor Lorenz Lengre Low Louise Lyn Lmww, Robert Kofira, Vocational Machines. Grock . Jr. Red Cross 113 Football 103 Track 103 Intramurals 10.11. Gerald F. Koltz., Academic Business Subjects. Jerry . Basketball 10,112 Track 10.11. Judith Krebs, Academic Business Subjects. Judy . North Star 113 Literary Club 11: Counselor's Honor List 123 Intramurals 10, 11,123 G.A.A. 11,123 Pep Club 10. Eileen Lalley, College. Ike . Honor Society 11,123 Student Council 103 Wampum 103 North Star 11,123 Jr. Red Cross 10,11,1ZQ Literary Club 11,123 Art Club 123 Counselor's Honor List 10,11,123 Intramurals 10,11,123 G.A.A. ll,l2. Betty Laman, Commercial. Bets . Jr. Red Cross 10,113Counse1or's Honor LiStl1,12. Helen Lacy Lane, Academic Business Sub- jects. Elliott LaRose,Technical Mechanical. Julius . Student Council 103 Jr. Red Cross 113 Intramurals 10,11,12. William Launikitis, College. Skip . Honor Society 123 Student Council 10,123 North Star 11g Intramurals 10,l1,1ZQ Counselor's Honor List lO,l1. Shirley Lavelle, Commercial. Shirl Counselor's Honor List 10. Charlotte Lawrence,Co1lege. Sucie . North Star 113 Intramurals 113 Counselor's Honor List 10,123 Pep Club 10. Frank Leo, Academic Science. Student Council 103 Football 10,1l,123 Track 103 Baseball 11,123 Intramurals l0,l1,l23 Var- sity B 11,123 Volleyball l0,1l,12. Maureen Leonard, College. Renie . Robert Liddy, College. Bob . Honor Society 125 Forensic Forum 11,123 Wampum 11,123 French Club 123 Quill and Scroll 12. Hazel Linville, Academic Business Subjects. Hazie . Y-Teens 123 Counselor's Honor List l0,l1,l23 Pep Club l0,1l. Raymond Loby, Technical Electricity. Stu- dent Council IOQ Jr. Red Cross 10,113 Coun- selor's Honor List 11. Victor Lorenz, Vocational Machines. Vic . Football 113 Basketball 11,123 Intramurals l0,l1. Lenore Low, College. Honor Society 123 Little Theatre Guild 11,123 North Star 113 Jr. Red Cross 12. Louise Lynch, Academic Math. Forensic Forum 11,123 Little Theatre Guild l0,11,123 Intramurals 103 Pep Club 112 Counselor's Honor List l0,l1,12. Ruth McCain, Commercial. Jr. Red Cross 115 Literary Club 11,125 Pep Club 10. John McEnaney, Commercial. Mac . Chorus 105 Choir 11,125 Counselor's Honor List 10, 11512. Patricia McGuire, Homemaking. Pat . Wampum 125 Student Council 115 Intramurals 11,125 Counselor's Honor List 11. Paul McLean, Technical Mechanical. Muck , Honor Society 11,125 Intramurals l0,11,125 Counselor's Honor List l0,11. James McNerney, Academic Math. Mac . Intramurals 11,125 Band l0,l1,125 Orchestra 10,11,125Counselor's Honor List 10. Marie Mariani, Commercial. Student Council l0,1l,125 North Star 11,125 Jr.Red Cross 125 Intramurals l0,1l,125Cheerleaders 10,l1,l25 G.A.A. 11,125 N Club 125 Pep Club 105 Counselor's Honor List 10,115 Choir 11. Gabriel S. Mariano, Vocational Machines. Gabe . Intramurals 10,11,125 Counselor's Honor List 10,l1,12. Burt Markham, Academic Business Subjects. Aileen Marrer, Commercial. Wampum 125 North Star 10,125 Intramurals 10,115 Coun- se1or's Honor List 115 Senior Prom Com- mittee. Thomas Martin, Academic Business Subjects. Casey . North Star 10,11,125 Jr. Red Cross 115 Hi-Y 125 Chorus 1O,11. Anthony Martinichio, Academic Industrial. Tony . Football 105 Counselor's Honor List 11. Samuel Mastrogiovanni,Academic Industrial. Sam . Intramurals 10,l1,125 Jr. Red Cross 105 Counselor's Honor List 10.1l.12. Lawrence Maye, Academic Math. Larry , Hi-Y 11,125 Intramurals 10. Fred Mokrohisky, College. Moke . Forensic Forum 10,11,l25 Wampum 11,125 North Star 11,125 Art Club 10,11,125 Counselor's Honor List 10,1l,125 Quill and Scroll 12. Joan Morenus, College. Joanie . Honor Society 11,125 Jr. Red Cross 105 Intramurals 1O,11,125 Cheerleaders 10,11,12.5 G.A.A. 11, 125 Pep Club 10. Barbara Jean Mungle, Homexnaking. Jean . Paint Crew 115 Wampum 125 North Star 115 Intramurals 105 Pep Club 11,125 Orchestra 10. James Munro, Academic Business Subjects. Jim . Student Council 11,125 Counselor's Honor List 1l,12. Richard Murphy, Vocational Machines. Sweeney . Jr. Red Cross 125 Football 10, 11,125 Baseball 105 Intramurals 10,l1. Kuth McCain John MqEnaney Patricia McGuire Paul McLean James McNerney Marie Mariani ' E Q Gabriel Mariano Aileen Marrer Thomas Martin Anthony Martinichio Samuel Mastrggibvanni cya nwrence Maye up ,W I 'Y W ri' , if hz 1 5 f L if ff 2 1 r ' A ft . if f f 1 5 -. L Fred M0kI'0hiSkY Joan Morenus' Barbara Mupgle James Munro Richard Murphy 7' '12.' erstyy f'2-'iv-egg, A -if 3.1 Q .l I 'H ,Sf f,L 1: 5. ,f A ,tw 5, I Eleanor Ixighols Patricia Nolan Michael Nugent, Jr. Lotus O'Brien Patricia O'Brien Sally O'Bri if fi 5 ik 5, 'W' g f g liie 5 i ' S Akai f frx A 5 E .. . t ,. 5 1 n A wi Dorothy Oliver Paul Olshefski V Dona Ormiston Joan Osgood Jeanette Page Vi ctor Parla Nancy Parsons Barbara Payne Frank Petro Phillip Pietrosanti Richard Plauson jghn Pqppelif Eleanor Nichols, Academic Math. Coun- selor's Honor List 10. Patricia Nolan, Commercial. Pat , Coun- selor's Honor List l0,l1. Michael Nugent, Academic Math. Mike . Student Council 105 Football l0,11,l25 Bas- ketball 10,11,l25 Baseball 1O,11,125 Varsity B 11,12. Lotus O'Brien, Academic Math. Loy , Lit- tle Theatre Guild 105 Wampum 125 Counselor's Honor List 10,12. Patricia O'Brien, Commercial. Pat , Lit- erary Club 125 Pep Club 105 Counselor's Honor List 10,11,12. Sally O'Brien, Academic Business Subjects. Sal , Jr. Red Cross 125 Literary Club 11, 125 Bowling 115 Intramurals 125 Counselor's Honor List 12. Dorothy Oliver, Academic Math. Dot . Wampum l0,1l,l25 Jr.RedCross 105 Literary Club 11,125 Pep Club 10,115 Choir 11,125 Counselor'sHonor List 11,125 Quilland Scroll 12. Paul Olshefski, Vocational Machines. Paul . Student Council 11,125 Football 115 Intra- murals 1l,1Z. Dona Lee Ormiston, Academic Math. Student Council 10,115 North Star l0,11,125 Jr. Red Cross 10,11,l25G.A.A. 10,11,l25 Intramurals 10,11,125 N Club 125 Pep Club 105 Coun- selor's Honor List 10,12. Joan Osgood, Academic Business Subjects. Honor Society 11,125 Jr. Red Cross 125 Lit- erary Club 11,125 Pep Club 105 Counselor's Honor List 1O,11,1Z. Jeanette A. Page, Academic Math. Vic Parlanti, Technical Mechanical. Meat- ball . Baseball 11,125 Bowling 10,115 Intra- murals 10,11. Nancy Parsons, Academic Math. Nance . Honor Society 125 Little Theatre Guild 105 Wampum 125 Literary Club 11,125 Counselor's Honor List 10,11,125 Intramurals 10,11,125 G.A.A.10,11,12. Barbara Payne, Academic Math. Barb . Little Theatre Guild 11,125 Wampum 105 North Star 115 Counselor's Honor List l0,ll, 125 Pep Club l0,11. Frank Petro, Vocational Machines. Pete , Student Council 10,1l,125 Football l0,1l,125 Basketball 10,115 Track 105 Intramurals 10, 1l,12. Phil Pietrosanti, Academic Business Sub- jects. Senior Advisory Committee 12. Richard Allen Plauson, A c a d e mi c Math. Dick . Honor Society 125 Counselor's Honor List 10,11,125 Advisory Committee 12. John Poppeliers, Academic Math. Johnny . Honor Society 125 Student Council 105 Little Theatre Guild 11,125 Wampum 105 North Star 10,125 Key Club 11,125 Hi-Y 10,11,12. oara Potter Barbara Potter, Academic Business Subjects. Barb . Student Council 10,115 Jr. Red Cross 10. Patricia Pritz, Homemaking. Pat . Student Council 10,115 Forensic Forum 105 Little Theatre Guild 10,1l,125 Wampum 125 Jr. Red Cross 12. Stanley Pylipow, Academic Math. Stan . Student Council 125 Little Theatre Guild 10, 11,125 Wampum 11,125 North Star l0,11,l25 Key Club 11,125 Hi-Y 10,11,125 Counselor's Honor List 10,11,125 Quill and Scroll 12. Ronald Rasmussen, Academic Math. Raz . Honor Society 125 Student Council l0,l1,125 Key Club 10,11,125 Football l0,ll,l,25 Bas- ketball 10,l1,125 Baseball lO,l1,l25 Varsity B 11,l2. Leonard D. Read, Academic Art. Lenn . Band lO,11,125 Orchestra 10,11,125 Coun- selor's Honor List 11. Naomi Rector, Academic Science. Nony . North Star 125 Literary Club 11,125 Intra- murals 125 Pep Club 10,115 Orchestra 1O,1l, 125 Counselor's Honor List 1O,11. Alma Reuscher, Academic Math. Student Council l1,12. William Roemish, Technical Electrical. Bil1 . Honor Society 11,125 Student Council 115 Counselor's Honor List l0,11,125 Base- ball 10. fl Richard H. Rogers, Academic Industrial. Chop . Student Council 125 Jr. Red Cross 10,115 Football 10,11. Thomas Rogers, Academic Math. Band 10. Ronald Romeo, Academic Math. Ron . Stu- dent Council 10,1Z5 North Star 115 Track 10, 115 Intramurals 11,125 Counselor's Honor List 10,1Z. Thomas Rounds, Academic Math. Stage Crew 105 Cross Country 105 Intramurals 1l,1Z. Joseph Rozelle, Academic Math. fDid not have picture takenj. Jean Russell, Academic Business Subjects. Literary Club 11,125 Personal Workers Club 105 Counselor's Honor List 11,l2. Mary Jane Russell, Homemaking. Student Council 115 Forensic Forum 10,l1,1Z5 Wam- pum 10,11,125 Pep Club 105 Art Club 10,115 Quill and Scroll 12. Bernie Russik, Vocational Auto. Adrian . Charles Ryan, Vocational Auto. Patricia Sampson, Homema king. Pat , Wampum 11,125 Pep Club 10,115 Counselor's Honor List l1,12. John Sarkisian, Technical Mechanical. Foot- ball 10,11,125 Student Council 10,115 Intra- murals lO5 Varsity B 12. Patricia P1-itz Stanley Pylipow Ronald RQSYOUSSQH Leonard Read Naomi Rector ,gli v.. 5- A 1 A4 ' 0' , 'Wf' X t , ni Reuscher William Roemish Richard Rogers Thomas Rogers Ronald Romeo Thomas Rounds, Jr D ,.-- ..., g 'i 4 5 i 5 so . 'A 5 5 ,Q . 555 A 1 1 f ,,,, 5 5 , ,,,' .Qi ,. 1 JTVZ: 1' 11 1 A ' X1 R 1 A '1'-:. .i' ' ,N 1 5.7: - 5:1 ' 1 ,. , 5 ear, Russell Mary Russell Bernard Russik Charles Ryan ,Patricia Sampson John Sarkisian . J, ' 4-f ev 5 -,1 5 ,f 5 N'-'71 ' ny... '-, ,- A-v X W' 'URI William Saunders Gertrude SChmidt Caroline Schuh Roger Scism Arthur Scott Jean Seal s , ' 1 ... .fa-er , A-I 2 Michael Seaman Shirley Sedor Robert Selby Robert Sharer Jghn Sherer Robert Shore if--1--9 James Shurtleff Joseph Simeck William Simmons Jean Skelding MiCh8e1i1'1e Slavik Louise Smit mn , William Saunders, A c a d e mic Industrial. Bill . Cross Country 11. Gertrude Schmidt, C o mm e r cia 1 . Gert . Little Theatre Guild 10,ll,12g Pep Club 103 Counselor's Honor List l0,11. Caroline Schuh, College. Cally . Honor Society 1l,l2g Forensic Forum 11,l2g Liter- ary Club 12g Pep Club 109 Little Theatre Guild 12. Roger Scism, College. Track 10,115 Cross Country 10,1l,12g Counselor's Honor List, Personal Workers 10,115 Band 10. Arthur E. Scott, Academic Math. Scotty . Student Council 12. Jean M. Seal, Academic Business Subjects. Pep Club 10,113 Chorus 105 Choir 11. Michael Seaman, Technical Mechanical. Mike . Baseball 11,123 Intramurals l0,ll, 125 Counselor's Honor Listg Jr. Red Cross ll. Shirley Sedor, Academic Business Subjects. Shirl . Student Council 115 Paint Crew 10g Jr. Red Cross lO,1lg Pep Club 10,115 Art Club 10g Counselor's Honor List 12. Robert Selby, Academic Math. Bob , Pro- jection Guild l0,11,l23 Counselor's Honor List 1l,l2. Robert Sharer, Academic Math. Brute . North Star 10g Hi-Y 11,l2g Counselor's Honor List 10. John Sherer, Vocational Machines. Kirk , Track 10g Intramurals 1l,l2g Volleyball 12. Robert Shores, Academic Industrial. Ishki . Student Council 113 Jr. Red Cross 105 Foot- ball lOg Intramurals l0,l1,12. James Shurtleff, College. Jim . Forensic Forum 11,125 Little Theatre Guild l1,l2g Counselor's Honor List 10,11,l2. Joseph Simeck, Technical Mechanical. Josh . Student Council 123 Jr. Red Cross 123 Intra- murals l0,ll,12g Counselor's Honor List 12. William D. Simmons,Academic Math. Bill . Honor Society 1l,l2gArt Club 11g Counselor's Honor List l0,11,12g Chorus 10,1l,l2g Choir 10,l1,12. Jeanie Skelding, College. Red . North Star 109 Jr. Red Cross 105 Intramurals 10,115 G.A.A. l0,11,l2g Pep Club 103 Choir lO,l1, 125 Counselor's Honor List 10. Michaeline Slavik, I-Iomemaking. Mike . Paint Crew 113 North Star l0,l1,12g Jr. Red Cross 103 Pep Club 10. Louise Smith, Homemaking. Louigi . North High Personal Workers lO,l1. Edward Soyke, Academic Math. Ed . In- tramurals ll,12.. Herbert Spach, Academic Math. Herb . Bowling 11,125 Intramurals 10. Nancy Spencer, Academic Science. Forensic Forum 11,125G.A.A. 11,125 Jr.RedCross ll. Sylvia Spencer, Academic Math. Sue . Barbara Squires, College. Squirrel . Paint Crew 115 Wampum 105 North Star 125 Liter- ary Club 11,125 Bowling 105 Counselor's Honor List 105 Jr. Red Cross 125 Intramurals 10,11,l2. Jan Stalker, Academic Industrial. Tex . Stage Crew 11,125 Projection Guild 10. Joan Stapleton, College. Joanie . Intra- murals l25 Pep Club l0,1l. Gordon Arthur Steere, Academic Industrial. llcvordll. Fred Stepanik, Vocational Machines. Fred . Student Council 11,125 Jr. Red Cross 11,125 Football 11,125 Bowling 105 Intramurals 11, 12. Alan Stephens, C o lle g e . Legs , Honor Society 11,125 Student Council 10,11,125 Little Theatre Guild 10,115 Football 10,11,125 Track 10,l1,125 Varsity B 10,l1,l25 Counselor's Honor List 10,l1,12. Lowell Stever, Academic Math. Chub . Theresa Stiner, Commercial. Teri . John Robert Stoddard, Academic Math. Bob . Student Council 105 Baseball 10,11,l25 Intra- murals 10,l1,12. Robert J. Struck, Technical Electrical. Vic . Honor Society 125 Student Council 125 Jr. Red Cross 125 Bowling 125 Counselor's Honor List l0,l1,12. Joyce Tamkins, Academic Science. North Star 11,125 Jr. Red Cross 115 Intramurals 10,115 Counselor's Honor List ll. Richard Tedeschi, Academic Math. Dick . Student Council 10,115 Little Theatre Guild 10,ll,125 Wampum 10,125 North Star 10,1l, 125 Key Club 10,115 Art Club 10,115 Coun- selor's Honor List l0,ll,125 Quill and Scroll 12. Earl Teeple, Academic Industrial. AntonTewes,Academic Math. Tony . Base- ball l0,11,125 Intramurals 10,125 Counselor's Honor List 11,125 Volleyball 1l,12. ard Soyke Herbert Spach Nancy Spencer Sylvia Spencer Barbara Squires A. .Ian Stalker n Stapleton Gordon Steere Fred Stepanik Alan Stephens Lowell Stever Theresa Stiner 1 'ni v rf ,L M., 72272 ff A ' w zzfg- 5 It i n 1 . Stoddard Robert Struck Joyce Tamkins Richard Tedeschi Earl Teeple Anton Tewes 5 ' 5 5 A l v, 1 T t5 fi. X fa 5 J? 5 5 5 1 ' 5. Ii ,..u1ldlf.Ujg f .f , 'Q ' In , . , W , ,i gjkfilfqd it .1- .R . 5 T 1 ?.f,e.a-A-, Z A 3 . , W 1 ,w,'L 1 rw 1 1- 1 A A 'Trenna Thompson Frederick Tietze Laura Tomassi .4 Hr: K- v li . 4 'QL E5 1 .4 J 3' . 4 ff Nancy Tyler Jessie Valenti Leland Valentine e F? p J ' J 'W' , Daniel Veargason Marcella Vif1CeUYf Joyce Walker Trenna Thompson, College. Chorus 103 Choir 11,l2. Fred Tietze, Technical Electrical. Fred . Jr. Red Cross 11,l2g Counselor's Honor List 10,ll,12. Laura Mae Tomassi, Commercial. Tomato , Student Council 10,123 North Star 11,123 Jr. Red Cross 12, Literary Club 125 Bowling 12- Cheerleaders 12, Counselor's Honor List 11 12. Margaret L. Trembley, Academic Science. Peg . Counselor's Honor List 10,11. Russell Duane Trevarthan, Academic Indus- trial. Russ . Student Council 10,113 Jr. Red Cross 11gCounse1or's Honor List 10,11, 12. Janice Turner, Academic Business Subjects. Jan , Counselor's Honor List lO,11,l2. Nancy Tyler, Academic Science. Red . North Star 12g Jr.Red Cross 103 Intramurals 11,125 Counselor's Honor List lO,11,12. Jessie Valenti, Commercial. Jess . Jr. Red Cross 109 Pep Club 10,11,l2g Y-Teens 12g Counselor's Honor List 10,11,12. Leland Valentine, Academic Math. Lee . Jr. Red Cross 1O,11. 40 lll'Ji nili eilra I rw .av any J, x ..... 1 3 rl 1- oq' 13 Margaret Trembley Russell Trevarthan f. I . , V.. ,-W M, 3, F. ln 1 V aa 1 is Q , I A cz :SK 3: Elmer VanKuren John VanNamee ' 1 i' 3 'Q' .am Janice Turne ,, wif' mysaagingff-ig3fu.x2.,wg1zs,ge, g if it -3 3 f ,- My W Beverly Vaugl 1 N, U U 0 . V I f Jag. . kr Marlene Wardell William Warriner Raymond Wat: Elmer VanKuren, Commercial. Hi-Y 11 Intramurals 10,1 1,12. John Charles VanNamee, Aca demic John . Jr. Red Cross 123 Hi-Y 11,125 ball 11,12gCounse1or's Honor List ll. .125 Math. Foot- Beverly Vaughn, Commercial. BeV. . Bowl- ing 123 Intramurals 10,l1,12. Daniel Veargason, Technical Mechanical. Vearg . Cross Country 123 Wampum Rep sentative l0,11. re- Marcella Vincent, Commercial. Marcy . Jr. Red Cross 103 Counselor's Honor List l0,l1. Joyce Walker, Commercial. Y-Teens l1,12g Counselor's Honor List 11. Marlene Wardell, Commercial. Mar . Counselor's Honor List 10,l2. William Warriner, Academic Language. Bi11 . Forensic Forum 113 Wampum 10 12, North Star 1O,l1,l2g Quill and Scroll Art Club 10,11. .11. 12, Raymond Watson, Vocational Auto. Skip . William E. Wayne, Academic Industrial. David Joseph Welch, Academic Business Sub- jects. Dave . Student Council 10,11,125 Jr. Red Cross 10,115 Football 10,115 Track 105 Intramurals 10,11. Kathryn Westgate, Academic Homemaking. Kay . Little Theatre Guild 10,l1,125 Choir Joan Williams, Academic Science. Chorus 105 Choir 11,125 Counselor's Honor List 10, 12. Lowell Williams, Vocational Machines. Shorty . Jr. Red Cross 115 Football 11,125 Baseball 105 Intramurals 10,11,12. W Richard Winsor, Academic Industrial. Dick . 1 11: Chorus 105 Counselor's Honor List 103 Student Council 115 Wampum 115Cross Coun- l Pep Club 103 North Star 10,11,12. try 10. 1 1 Dorine Whidden, Commercial. Dodie . Joseph Winterstein, Academic Math. Joe . 1 North Star 125 Counse1or's Honor List 10,11, Intramurals 10. 1 125 Pep Club 11,12. 1 Peter Worch, Technical Electricity. Pete . Donald Whipple, Academic Math. Whip . Jr. Red Cross 125 Band 1O,11,12. Intramurals 11,1Z. Allan Sherwood Yetter, Technical Mechanical. Barbara Wickizer, Commercial. Wickie . Alonzo , Student Council 125 Wampum 115 North Star 115 Counse1or's Honor List 11. Jr. Red Cross 105 Counselor's Honor List 10,l1. Shirley Wilcox, College. Honor Society 11, 12g Student Council 10,11,l25 Forensic FOI'I.1IT1 James Young, Academic Math, Jin1 , 11,125 N01't11 Stal' 11.123 Band 10.11.125 OT- Counselor's Honor List 105 Basketball 10,11, Ch6StI'3. 11, Literary Club 1.1,12. 125 Intramurals 10, Dorothl' Williams. Academic Art- St11b ' Charles J. Zwick, Technical Mechanical. Jr- Red Cross 11-12: North High Personal Char1ie . student Council 125 Jr.Red Cross Workers 10,115 Chorus 105 Choir 10,11,1Z5 10,12. Counse1or's Honor List 10. Duane Williams, Vocational Auto. 'illiam Wayne David Welch Kathryn Westgate Dorine Whidden Donald Whipple Barbara Wilikizel . , lllii .J .4 A irley Wilcox Dorothy Williams Duane Williams Joan Williams Lowell Williams Richard Winsor ... r 331 fn' .1311 We 11e I-'-'13 .,'1-.WV 4 il- :ph Winterstein Peter Worch Allan Yetter 1 James Young E w . , '1' ?. a 1 r M-'N -PU r fj 'li'xN 'ww-fi Charles Zwick 06 1 ,TT , 5 2 P 1 I . f sii. 9 .5 f . . 1 Q' lj ' ' it .,..,,,.. A - , I .,... June enio Edward Ziats 1935 - 1953 We pay our deep respects to the memory of Edward Q Ace l Ziats who was killed in an automobile accident onApril 23, just about the time that the yearbook was going to press. Ed was an all-around boy, interested in a variety of school activities such as Jun- ior Red Cross, Student Council, Senior Advisory committee, and tennis. His name could always be found on the Counselor'sx Honor List. He was a loyal and dependable member of our student body and we shall miss him. flofabl CLASS NOTABLES -opposite page: First row: James Munro, Friendliest Boy, Alan Stephens and Anne King, Most Popular Boy and Girl, James Young, Handsomest Boy, Jeannette Brick, Best Looking Girl, Michael Nugent, Best Boy Athlete. Second row: Maureen Giblin, Friendliest Girl, Sondra Clarke, Best Girl Athlete, Lowell Williams and Nancy Ahlberg, Cutest Boy and Girl, Samuel Mastrogiovanni and Ann DeRosa, Best Natured Boy and Girl. Third row: Joan Coy, Her Crowning Glory, Vic- tor Lorenz and Rita Emilio, Quietest Boy and Girl, Francis Jones and Phyllis Har- rington, Most Bashful Boy and Girl, Wil- liam Danzi, Noisiest Boy. Fourth row: Patricia Pritz, Ipana Smile, Sandra Gard- ner, No i s i e st Girl, Joan Morenus and Gerald Edwards, Ideal Couple, Dorothy Henderson, Chatterbox, Gerald Brennan, Class Jester: Fifth row, Jeanne Cutler and Patricia Haverly, Class Gigglers, John Hiza and Karen Cafferty, Class Musicians, Richard Tedeschi, Class Act- or. Sixth row: Barbara Payne, Class Actress, James Shurtleff and Nancy Par- sosn, Class Pluggers, Robert Liddy and Shirley Wilcox, Most Brilliant Boy and Girl. Seventh row: Arnold Beletsky and Dona Ormiston, Heartbreakers, Thomas Fiato and Michaeline Slavik, Best Dress- ers, John Poppeliers, Best Boy Dancer. Eighth row: Mary Louise Jones, Best Girl Dancer, Margaret T r embley , Shortest Girl, Barry Hale, Tallest Boy, William Dana and Nancy Gourley, Class Dreamers. Ninth row: John DeJohn, Class Wolf, Aileen Marrer, Class Flirt, Ronald Rasmussen and Ba rba ra Florance, Most Likely To Succeed, Roger Scism, Perpetual Motion. 42 me ka Qi 'Q ik 7 'G' A I 1 - ,, , 4 1 ,fix 'A' ' 1, G:,u..Nl'4 K' , M YH V , iii 3 ' Wi .4 fir 4 - 'K' MEN ' A 11 Wi Q, Q. k -ff..-X 6 z 1 5 ,,-, fu gn 'Q' H F Q vi- ' M, V -, ffixy MST m, , , if 1 2 A X , ,Q L Q l Q aff' f gf ,,,. ,, .-.- 5429 X IF X 3 ff: 5. 7 , 1 --Q59 T- ii- .wyffew il f 'LVVY , , , I Q c ,Axf I -' X V. If X f .- .flbbifizxw ,A W,L, Q fa I . E N wif 5 251 gr- pw 3 5 Q 9' W fi f .fg 2 1' Q Q A 1 A Q ' K , ,Qi I -1,-,f an 5 . 'f K 1 sf 3 'IQAJI 9- - . .....y:: :'gf L35.a'f,,1x 'f1-W ' , wif, 'J .1 6,3 Av s ftf . -, 5 fi.i12:Zf?g '1 ws:-if 5 K 3 anew: -':.b, ,- f S wr 1 ' - Q.- uu .1 , WM, ' A' 5' 5. ! an 1 ,.,' it : A 'r,, ,, m.f 1 V 44vs .. 1 I, -w . ., 'mmw i ' 9 41 aw ' x V , Q ,,gff,. gi,,QE w,,,h H F I A . ---e,,K:zg:Qpg 'i5. , :1'f i?3!fi5x':'-5 l A 5 I kv Q -4 Yr .1 x N. 'fx J. 1' 1 1.4 f: '5 fr' 7 'Q .' , xr' li. f Q 1 X, N ' M. 'N CLASS OFFICERS-right-seated: Ron Rasmussen, president, Mr. John Brennan, advisor, James Munro, vice-president. Standing: Joan Morenus, secretary, Shirley Wilcox, girls' treasurer, Pat Pritz, girls' sergeant-at-arrnsg John De John, boys' sergeant-at-arms. .X Q -an k uk ,wil-Re N PROM COMMITTEE-left-First row: Michaeline Slavik, Aileen Marrer, Eileen Lalley, Sally An- drews, Kay Westgate. Second row: Elliott La Rose, Joyce Tarnkins, Jim Munro, chairman, Pat Carrington, John Poppeliers. Third row: Sally O'Brien, Joe Simeck, Allan Yetter, Marie Mariani, Donald Gurney, Ruth McCain, Dick Te- deschi, Stan Pylipow. ADVISORY COMMITTEE-left-First row: Sandie Gardner, Elizabeth Kalagian, Sid Doolittle, Bill Dana, Nancie Gourley Joe Kimmel. Second row: Maureen Giblin, Pat Pritz, John De John, Shirley Wilcox, Ann De Rosa, Carole Armstrong. Third row: Jerry Brennan, Edward Ziats, Sam Mas- trogiovanni,Shirley Felker, Patricia Ellsworth, Pat Mc Guire, Dick Murphy, Richard Plauson, Phil Pietrosanti, Bob Liddy. 44 77, , ,YM ,, ,..-ua. 1 CLASS DAY COMMITTEE-right-First row: Jim Young, Don Eckler, Bill Warriner, Dud Gordon, Jim Shurtleff. Second row: G a b r i el Mariano, Joan Coy, Cally Schuh, Gertrude Schmidt, Lowie Williams. Third row: Louise Lynch, Jeanne Cut- ler, Ma rilyn Coyle, Phyllis Cobb, Laura Mae Tomassi. PICNIC COMMITTEE-right-First row: Hank Horvath, Ed Coolbaugh, Torn Crowe, Bob Selby. Second row: Joan Kelly, Noreen Clark, Sondra Clarke. Third row: John McEnaney, Nancy Ahl- berg, Don Kenesky,Nancy Spencer, Paul McLean, Joan Beale. June nio 6'ommiHee.c ...Ni i 41 , . 1 , w . 1,1 ..,v 1. 4 Iii' .ia , I I In I, N , I 5 F3 5 g----M Q H ,f 4:,'-'5 ', v Q I K O 4 4 5 X . 4 - 5 i , 9 f X 1- Lm.,.......-..f.... 5 R ' N' 5 W --l- L 'Q C' N gf: if L 1? Q f mann A, 5 J 9 Q iw ,...-- 1 . S X X X x. in ,Q 1 'R x YF-fi it that , , .... . ...i r it ax , ,, V ,. . L ' sv f .J vw .. 1 as ,J 1 ,,:z ,,fQ .V-.. L, 5 .ri In E ,.., ..,., ,:,.: W,.,.,.,.W 1 :,, ,,,,,,,,1. , . ,M ,-', 3' ,?E2??t'3f1 ,Wimvrf 5 Q ,,,.. 5--f?,f,f:-Hr:-1 Like a giant corporation trying to bring out the best in its products, so our school tries to bring out the best in every student. To achieve this, those who participate ac- tively in school life must, as in the vary- ing stages of an assembly line, cooperate and work hand-in-hand to manufacture the finished product. The instrument of this cooperation is expr e s s ed at North High School by its Student Council. Since its inception in 1937 the Council has taken a leading hand in the organiza- tion and execution of school affairs. For this r ea s on it has always attracted the ablest from our student group. When someone wishes to express an idea, make a request or offer his assist- ance in a school activity, he has just to in- form his Council homeroom representative of his wish. The latte r then places the matter before the entire Student Council. Here is representative democracy at its highest level. The very few who abuse or ignore this privilege do not lessen its value as a symbol of our Way of life. Besides carrying out student requests, Student Council sponsors noon hour pro- X grams, and provides professional assem- blies. To fund its yearly budget the Coun- cil conducts a tag sale. Here the student body has an opportunity to expr e s s its appreciation of all that North stands for in a manner more concrete than exuberant cheering. From the proceeds of these tag sales the Council performs many commun- ity services, e. g., it sends a Christmas check to the Volunteers of America, and provices flowers for the graves of the war dead on Memorial Day. Each year the primary function of the Student Council has been to devise ways and means of assisting the student, of making his scholastic existence easier and more agreeable. Whether these bene- fits are recognized and published or go untold, they all help us and our school to become a better place to workand to play. With the Council and all the rest of our organizations cooperating and working to - gether toward mutual goals, we shall con- tinue to grow and progress. All the while we shall hold in our hearts the timeless strains of our Alma Mater-- To you we'll e'er be true--Hail! Hail! North High! 48 S O P HO MO R E REPRESENTATIVES - seated: Elaine Kenney, Ardele Ostrom, Dorothy Davis, Karen Combs. Standing: Gloria Cavallaro, Aud- rey Kennedy, Robert Silvernell, John Burke, Joe Simeck, Peg O'Brien, Joe Popeck, Dick Brown. JUNIOR REPRESENTATIV ES-seated: Mary Ann Kostyshak, Mary Deyo, Laurie Macornber, Edith Finsel, Phyllis Roehm. Standing: Pete Mills- paugh, Bruce Shoudy, Eugene Lott, Norman Coons, Richard Evans, Thomas Williams, Ed- ward Garbarino, Ed Aswad. FALL OFFICERS-seated: Elizabeth Shramek, vice-president, Francis Gennarelli, president. Standing: Jerry Detrick, treasurer, Marie Mar- iani, secretary. SPRING OFFICERS-s e a t e dz Anne King, vice- presidentg Alan Stephens, president. Standing: Nancy Harding, secretary, Pete Merrill, treas- urer. This is what the whee1s of the Tri-Cities Council looked like last March. Annual Meeting of the Council was held at North. SENIOR REPRESENTATIVES-seated: Uwe Tie- fel, Nancy Harding, Betty Brown, Mr. Michael Segrue, advisor: Shirley Wilcox, Rita Nicotra, Ron Rasmussen. Standing: Bill Danzi, Jim Mun- ro, Bob St r uc k, Joe Simeck, Ron Romeo, Bill Launikitis, Stan Pylipow, Dick Page, Al Stephens. FALL INITIATES-1 e I t -F i r s t row: G e n ev i e v e Hall, Sandra Winterberger, L e no r e L o w , Louise L i n d o w , Ethel Foote, Beverly Huson, Ruth Richard- son, Rita Nicotra. Second row: Robert Liddy, Pete M e r r i 1 l , Frank Lisick, Uwe Tiefel, Bob Struck, Phil Evans. Left-A poignant, touching moment inthe life of an Honor Society candle. OLD MEMBERS -below-Fir st row: Mary Neill, Elaine Sinander, Barbara Flor- ance, Betty Shramek, Karen Boyle, Joan Morenus, Josephine Wilber, Joyce Ford, Caroline Schuk, Betty Briggs. Second row: Sharon Mu r phy, Ann Leipfert, Mary Jane Lane, Mary Hegedus, Paul McLean, William Roemish, Joan Beale, Mary Babcock, Shirley Wilcox, Anne King, Eilein Lalley. Third row: William Simmons, John Hiza, George Pennell, Whitney Ackerman, Al Steph- ens, Bruce Benson, Bob Ellis, George Riley, Bob Hogan. You have seen a pin around school. It is a rather small pin showing a torch that illuminates four letters: C,S,L,S. Intrinsi- cally this pin has little value, but for those things for which it is the symbol, its value is incalculable. For, you see, this torch also sheds its rays on three words: Nat- ional Honor Society. The letters engrav- ed on that small ghunk of metal signify that its wearer has achieved what his school considers outstanding eminence in Character, Scholarship, Leadership and Service. Officially our Honor Society is known as the Ihikona Chapter of National Honor Society. Its purpose inbeing is to promote scholarship and give recognition to those who, in addition to having obtained an out- standing scholastic record, have rendered service to the school. ,s3?'5i1Qiiii3?3l5:' . sv2a'asl,.,--'z v , gr! M -a :' ins: sl. vswtwilzfe ,I ,,.,,,.,,,c-f, -,,,-s ,. sz. ,si 'sais 22 r 'H 2:53 ltfnriigi s fi' . 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But, above all, they must excel in that loose collection of qualities that has been termed character, for without character, scholarship, leadership, ser- vice, all that passes for virtue in this world cease to be forces for good and be- come instead misguided and directionless e ne r gy . ,l,,, ,gg Ilona ocief SPRING INITIATES -below-seated: Barbara Florance,vice-president, Peter Merrill, treasurer, Shirley Wilcox, president, Joan Morenus, secretary. First row: Sally Reed, Lorraine Kozlow- ski, Gloria Beam, Pat Pokorny, Nancy Parsons, Shirley Lacey, Regina Hardy, Helen Herrick June Thompson, Marguerite Holtzmaster, Gertrude Schuler, Phyllis Roehm, Virginia Mitchell, Margaret Furino, Joyce Davis. Second row: Joan Sterling, Eleanor Caton, Jeannette Brick, Charlotte Norton, Janice Dressler, Barbara Stanton, Gloria Hannay, Joyce Marean, Emma Kipper, Clark Bailey. 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N- Every year around the first of April a strange and fascinating thing happens in room 213. The quiet repose that had ex- isted there for the first seven months of the school year is suddenly and rudely shattered. In one week an otherwise nor- mal s c ho o lr o o m is transformed into a r e a s o na b le facsimile of the Aberdeen Proving G r o un d s . Typewriters clackg pastepots boil, editors tear their hairg ad- men pop in and out s c r eaming that the Lumpy Union Suit Co. wants a high school Hercules to model their newest creation for the yearbook ad. The cause for this striking metamor- phosis is the sudden realization on the part of the editorial staff that that hideous monster, DEADLINE, is two weeks off. This realizationis always accompanied by a sudden grasping of the head and a pierce- ing, uninterrupted three minute scream in the key of G. Throughout the ensuing chaos, the only stabilizing fa cto r is the tranquil figure of our mentor and counse- lor, Mr. Webster Haight, calmly thrusting burning match heads under the fingernails of a delinquent editor. After all the sound and fury, which sig- nifies a great deal to us Wampumians, a book containing several innovations has been produced. This year was the first to see senior portraits done bya commercial photographer. This year the Wampum had a face lifting. It was sent to a different printer using different, more esthetic type faces. To facilitate production of the book, a homeroom made up solely of Wampum staffers was fo r me d . All of which was done in an effort ot produce the biggest and best Wampum ever. Althougha lot of fun can be poked at the last minute activities of the Wampum, a healthy respect is due to those people who are responsible for putting out the book. These people sacrificed their afternoons as well as a great deal of their school time. Many of them were even willing to make the supr eme sacrifice: giving up part of their Easter vacation to work on the book. Publica fions WAMPUM EDITORS- ab ov e , top-seated: Fred Mokrohisky, managing e dito r 9 Bill Warriner, e dito r -in-chief. Standing: Dick Tedeschi, art editorg Dick Wil1is,faculty and homeroom editor, Jack Beukema, photography editor, Stan Pylipow, sports editor, Bob Liddy, activities editor, Bill Wendlandt, business manager, Dorothy Oliver, June senior editor. WAMPUM STAFF -above, m i d dle -seated: Kay Curry, Mike Materese, Gertrude Schuler. Stand- ing: Don Crandall, Pat O'Neil, Mary Jane Russ- ell, Barbara Florance, Karen Boyle, Nancy Par- sons, Dorothy Henderson, Ann De Rosa. WAMPUM BUSINESS S T A F F - abo v e -seated: Barbara Kishpaugh,Sandy Woodrow, Mrs. Betty Gordon, Joanne Kukol. Standing: Aggie Rich- ards, Phil Aton, Marcella Vincent. It is through the eyes of this, our school newspaper, that one can get a perspective of our scholastic scene as a whole, not as s epa rate , disconnected parts. Sports, news of our clubs and organizations, out- standing happenings within the student body itself, current problems facing the school--all are aired and reflected in the Star's eight annual editions. Thus it forms a continuous and integral history of the year at North. For the second consecutive year the editor of the North Star also edited the Wampum. Tim Sullivan's former post was held in 1953 by William Warriner, The North Star has other callings over and above the assembling, printing, and distributing of school news. Under its sponsorship an annual bake sale is held, and a King and Queen are selected for the traditional May Dance. -Excellence in work on the newspaper staff is rewarded by membership in Quill and Scroll, an international society for high school journalists. The headquarters of this organization is at Northwestern University in Chicago. Students are chosen for this honor from the Senior A class and receive their awards at the North Star outing held in June. These awards serve as lasting reminders of the hard work and good fun that comes from working on the school publications. NORTH STAR STAFF- right - First row: Mary Eastman, Betty Foote, Dorothy Murray, Sue Russell, Helen Herrick, Miss Mary Conole, ad- visorg Ann De Rosa, Joyce Tamkins, Jean Kelly, Judy Lord, Aggie Richards. Second row: Mary Long, Marie Mariani, Diane Cook, Louise Lin- dow, Mildred Rockwell, Pat Mesick, Margaret Heatherman, Lucille Zielinski, Aileen Marrer, Maureen Giblin, Nancie Gourley, Dorothy Davis, Laurie Macomber. Third row: Joan Kelly, Ber- nice Mastronardi, Rose Marie Torto, Johanna Yuden, Margaret S pea r s , Myrtle Staff, Nancy Harding, Paula Foote, Mable Ann Every, Elsie Wood, Joan Hill, Beverly Spellman, Nancy Evans. Fourth row: Michael Materese, W i n ni e Patton, Jean Perhach, Janet Burdick, Marriet Hall, Shirl- ey F e lke r , Naomi Rector, Kay Curry, Alice Salisbury, Rita Emilio, Billie Lu Liddic, Ed Aswad. NORTH STAR EDITORS-a bov e , top-seated: Gertrude Schuler, Shirley Wilcox, feature editors, Barbara Florance, managing editor, Bill Warriner, editor-in- chief, John Poppeliers, boys' sports editorg Helen Her- rick, mana ging editor. Standing: Tom Martin, boys' sports editor, Michaeline Slavik, circulation managerg Pat O'Neil, girls' sports editorg Mary Ann'C1ugstone, exchange manager, Jack Beukema, photography editorg Emma Kipper, contract manager, Maureen Giblin, cir- culation managerg Dick Willis, news editor. QUILL AND SCROLL-above, bottom-seated: Stan Pyli- pow, Mic ha e li n e Slavik, Fred Mokrohisky, Maureen Giblin, Bill Warriner, Standing: Mary Jane Russell, Do rothy Oliver, Shirley Wilcox, Jack Beukema, Dick Tedeschi, Bob Liddy. Wild 1 I 6lwsf Take a little equipment, an understand- ing and capable director, and a group of high school stud e nt s affected with that age-old di s ea s e known as being s tag e struck, and you have the makings of a high school dramatics club. Here at North High we have all of these: the able direc- tor, Mr. Raymond D. Merchant, the group of stage struck students, the members of Theater Guild. Besides its actors and actresses there are two other organizations that go into the make -up of Theater Guild: Paint Crew and Stage Crew. The former organization, under the direction of Mr. Clyde Jones, has the duty of making sure that the sets are suitably painted and ornamented. The Stage Crew must see to it that all the hun- dreds of problems that arise over lighting, staging, sound, wiring, etc. are all proper- ly solved. Certainly the excellent effort by both of these groups was in large part responsible for the s uc c e s s of the two Guild plays this year. Following the practice of performing a comedy or light mystery in the Fall with a heavier play for their Spring production, L.T.G. staged the Ghost Train in Octo- ber and Dickens' Great Expectations in March. STAGE CREW- right: Ray Doolittle, assistant sound, Ray Swift, assistant rnanagerg Bill Stan- ton, sound, Jan Stalker, lightingg Bruce Shoudy, managerg Ronald Warren, Karl Vining, curtain, Herb Mossman. PAINT CREW-above, top-kneeling: Eloise Trax- ler, Eleanor Caton. Standing: Rose Marie Torto, Pat O'Neil, George Brown, Ma rlene Kuenzli, Joan Sosnicki, Eileen Miller, Jane Hand, Marie Teeple, Shirley Hayes, Mary Ann Kostyshak, Nancy Frear, Bill Wendlandt, Ruth Hayes, Janet Lacey. F' 3 we ' liffl Meafre Guild LITTLE THEATER GUILD-above-First row: L. Low, B. Payne, G. Schmidt, L. Lynch, treas- urer, S. Pylipow, presidentg J. Coy, secretary, J. Poppeliers, vice-president, D. Davis, R.Riatt C. Dominick. Second row: C.Schuh, P.Roehm, K. Boyle, A. Paolucci, J. Thompson, M. Gowe, A. Smith, A. Pendleton, P. Pritz, B. Florance, B. Liddic. Third row: L. Seeley, R. Hayes, L Kozlowski, M. Katz, J. Kukol, C. Norton, J. Dressler, M. Eastman, H. Herrick, R. Hardy, J. Brennan. Fourth row: S. Doolitt1e,S. Winterberger, B. McCunn, M.Coy1e, A. Leone, S. Jamison B. Foote, M. Hall, J. Burdick, A. Orr, T. Hackett. Fifth row: F. Holden, C. Bailey, P. Salmon, J. Shurtleff, L. Gray, D. Tedeschi, D. Page, B. Lynch, M. Benbrook, B. Harrison, R. Bihr. S 5 A if ' ll- . 9 4 Nif- A i -sr' -1,,, Greaf Evpccfahons 55 ...li 7 ,- Music Above - After the drummers get through, the kettles are used to boil lost sophomores. An old ada ge has it that Music Hath C ha r m s to S ooth e the Savage Beast . While we at North may be a little short on savage b ea s t s , it can hardly be doubted that music, as produced by our several musical groups, hath charms to soothe most people. ln order to make soothing music, a de- gree of organization is n e c e s s a r y . In charge of this organization for band and o r c h e s t r a is Mr. Richard McCutchan. With the band organization means hours of drill on the football field sharpening the maneuvers that are to be presented be- tween the halves of Saturday's game. It means long hard practice before the an- nual band concert. It means preparing programs for the Kiwanis, Elks, and Ro- tary Clubs, as well as the Decoration Day parade and the New York State band con- test. With the orchestra, organization rep- resents the efforts that goes into playing at class nights, graduations, and L.T.G. plays. In the cases of both band and or- chestra there is but one central purpose for this organization and labor: to make the listeners to their music enjoy them- selves. In contrast to the instrumental music of band and o r che s t ra we have the vocal music of the choir and chorus. These two OPERETTA CAST-left-seated: Clark Bailey as Dick St. John, Gloria Cavallaro as Rosie Far- ley, Dorothy Oliver as Judy, Trenna Thompson, accompanist, Sandra Dibble as Martha S+. John. Second row: A1 Stephens as Pilot Farley, Dorothy Wil- lia m s , Beverly Howell, Betty Gregory,chorus members, Don Hinman as Monty Gray, Janet Lacey, Muritte Seal, Elaine Prentice, Maureen O' Neil, walk-ons. Third row: Joyce Bennett, walk-on, Eleanor Ca- ton, Joan Williams, Mary Lou Katz, chorus members, Cynthia Schultz, Sha ri Dorfman, Ruth Ann Long, walk-ons. Fourth row: Joe Gilmore, Eugene Shade, John Knowlton, John Tinkle- paugh, chorus members, Robert Ruggerio, lead, Max Deus, Jack Hankins, Donald Pollock, chorus , members, Art Ely, lead. latter groups are under the direction of Miss Marion Thornburn, who also is con- fronted with the problem of organization, as well as that of vocalization. This year organization for choir and chorus took a radically different form. A full length op- eretta entitled In Old Louisiana was staged in April. It was the story of a Mississippi river boat captain and the struggle of his adopted daughter to find romance in pre-Civil War Louisiana. In addition to this piece de resistance, chorus and choir performed their regular duty of singing at assemblies. ORCHESTRA -Above - Violins: Evelyn Pratt, Noreen Cla-rk, Margaret Furino, David Einfeldt, Naomi Rector, Etta Norton, Sally Reed, Max Deus. Cello: James McNerney. Bass: James Mourt, Richard Clifford. Flute: Joan Kelly. Oboe: Harris Boldt. Clarinet: Richard Evans, John McCauley, Phillip Fotorny. Alto saxophone: Lucille VanSteemburg. French horn: June Larish, Peter Sal- mon, Bruce Benson. Trumpets: Wil- liam Briggs, John Parry. Trombone: Ronald Alig, Clark Bailey. Percussion: John Hiza, Maurice Parsons, Leonard Reed, Richard Page, Thomas McCarthy. Piano: Karen Cafferty, Sue Koppler. BAND MEMBERS-Flute: Joan Kelly, Jeanette Page, Ruth Hayes. Oboe: Harris Boldt. Clar- inet: Shirley Wilcox, Richard Evans, John Mc Cauley, Phillip Fotorny, Lorraine Kozlowski, Nan Schneeberg, Allen Mellen, Sue Russell, Karl Vining, Richard Pavlick, Glena Carpenter, Mary Ann Clugstone, Eugene Murray. Bassoon: Margaret Furino. Alto saxophone: Lucille Van Steemburg, Diane Meacham. Tenor Saxophone: Joseph Sbarra, Thomas Perun. Baritone saxophone: Joseph Nytch. French horn: Irene Larish, Evelyn Pratt, Bruce Benson, Peter Salmon. Cornet: Charles Hoffman, William Briggs, Parker Ganow, Eugene Shade, Gloria Hannay, Julian Brown, Donald Hall, Edmund Williams, William Schum. Trumpet: John Parry, Thomas Rood. Baritone: James Mc Nerney, Thomas Huff, Peter Salmon. Trombone: Ronnie Alig, Clark Bailey, Leonard Reynolds, David Einfeldt. Sousaphone: James Mourt, James Vase- lick. String bass: Richard Clifford. Pe r cus s io n: John Hiza, Leonard Reed, Richard Page, Maurice Parsons, Thomas Mc Carthy, Richard Brown, Karen Cafferty. r W-, .0 ,,,, , ,-.E ' f , have 1 fx H. Q' L :ggi tg x 374,31 ,w i f if 1e?'-we whh, '- y 0rganiza fions RED CROSS-above-First row: P. Pokorny, L. Katunak, A. Salisbury, E. Lalley, treasurer, J. Evans,assistant treasurer, Miss Grace Fox, advisory J. Evans, vice-president, J. Hill, secre- tary, J. Marean, H. Burke. Second row:S. Baker, P. Pritz., M. Mariani, S. O'Brien, J. Herzog, N. Bruce, M. Jones, E. Miller, B. Boer, S. Rozelle, M. Mc Cormack. Third row: J. Buckland, w H. Merrill, B. Blake, M. Hall, B. Squires, J. Osgood, J. Lucey, S. Fox, M. Sebesta, C. Carpen- ter, M. Tyler. Fourth row: T.Downs, D. Wilson, D. Brown, J. Jones, P. Van Gorden, W. Gor- don, B. Wilson, D. Crandall, E. Ziats. new .ale M ,' Q f?'Jsw'Lg.gi+ . -.4 .5 f-I ?4'?3at?.5e ' '.: '5I'1' LEE. 4' .....e- , M 'Zi W: 71:.':: ',-'51 ' 1:00 ' 'Ti' 4- .fn wax.. N - LIT CLUB-above-First row:S. Church, N. Gourley, B. Spellman, E. Lalley, N. Parsons, Miss Dorothy Tobias, advisor, D. Oliver, R. Nicotra, B. Flynn, G. Dayton, M. Spears, H. Herrick, E. Caton. Second row: E. Kipper, C. Armstrong, G. Beam, H. Germond, M. A. Kostyshak, S. Ensinger, J. Dressler, E. Pratt, W. Patton, M. Ostrander, J. Hill. Third row: S. Woodrow, J. Thompson, L. Lindow, S. Jameson, J. Kelly, B. Blake, S. Gardner, S. Andrews, P. Mesick, P. O'Brien, J. Miller, I. Mc Fall. Fourth row: B. Mc Cunn, R. Mc Cain, K. Cafferty, S. Wilcox, N. Rector, N. Bruce, S. Brooks, J. Kelly, C. Krause, J. Perhach, A. Gigary, B. Knapp, G. Schuler. Fifth row: S. Koppler, E. Barnaba, M. Furino, P. Roehm, J. Russell, R. Emilio, J. Beale, M. Hededus, V. Mitchell, B. Stanton, C. Dominick, A. De Rosa. V f --f-- -H.. f 1: . EA . - IJEQQLEQMMW, - w , - - 5. . W Students of French have long lamented the lack of an organization to continue the study of French language and culture. Now that lackhas been done away with. Approx- imately every fifth Tuesday LES JEUNES AMIS DE FRANCE meet to make the won- drous history and civilization of France live and breathe by the use of related games and group participation exercises. If there is a royal road to education, this is it. Contrasted to Les Jeunes Amis de France which is starting its first year is LIT CLUB which is completing its tenth. Throughout this decade Lit Club has al- ways had many and varied activities. This year was no exception. The Club construct- ed afloat which wonfirst prize in the Hal - loween parade, and, as has been its prac- tice, it donated a book to our school li- brary. If future actions equal past per- formance, Lit Club, will still be flourish- ing, learning, and progressing ten years from now. For those among us who feel frustrated and need a place to bubble over, as well as for those who wish to develop their powers of speech the FORENSIC FORUM exists. Realizing that Forum contains a variety of interests, the wise and noble planners of this club make the discussion topics run the gamut of subject matter. And for the complete cynic who can find no entertainment in the oratorical byplay, there are always the Forum parties where FORENSIC FORUM-right-First row: T. Mc Carthy, treasurerg T. Hackett, secretaryg F. Mok rohisky, presidentg Miss Gene vieve Heffron, advisor: D. Macey,vice-president, L. Koz- lowski,former president. Sec- ond row: Dick Willis, Louise Lindow, Ma ry Ann Clugstone, Margaret Furino, Nan Schnee- berg, Adrienne Orr, Karen Boyle, Nancy Spencer, Regina Hardy, Louis e Lynch, Susan Fox, Leon Gumaer. Third row: Bob Liddy, John Mc Cauley, Pete Salmon, Jim Shurtleff , Harris Boldt, Allen Mellen. LES JEUNES AMIS DE FRANCE-right-First row: E. Norton, treasurer, M. Spears, secretaryg H. Elgin, advisorg E. Steele, presidentg B. Liddy, vice-president. Second row: Nancy Evans, Elea- nor Caton, Phyllis Roehm, Janet Burdick, Bar- bara Florance, Anne Shurtleff, June Thompson, Charlotte Norton. Third row: Sue Koppler, Linda Streit, Barbara Stanton, Janice Dressler, Laurie Macomber, Fred Holden. he can clandestinely spike the punch with lubricating oil., There are some who are left coldby the spoken word, and are smitten with a Flor- ence Nightingale c o mplex instead. For those fond souls and their Christian im- pulses the JUNIOR RED CROSS supplies direction and guidance. These impulses take many forms. They are a Christmas box in the hands of a European youngster, they are volunteers at the Halloween par- ade, they are an enlightening correspon- dence with a Japanese child, but above all they are a certain selflessness that identi- fies a member of Red Cross. 0rganiza fions PROJECTION GUILD -seated - First row: B. Selby, D. Stanton, R. George, secretary, D. Cham- berlin, president, T. Williams treasurer. Standing: E. Steele J. Crigliotti, P. Monfo rte , T Dellapenna, B. Wendlandt, F Sacco, D. Willis, Mr. Harry Ar- lass, advisor, B. Mc Enaneyg M. Mc Neill, J. Nytch. Y-Teens played hostesses this year to the Mid-Winter Conference of the Y-Teen clubs of western New York. Entitled Through the Looking Glass, the confer- ence discussed plans for their summer Pilot Conference and held symposia on KEY CLUB-left-First row: Mr. R. L. Johnston, advisor: R. Rasmussen, vice-presidentg S. Pylipow, president, R. Bell, treasurerg J. Poppeliers, sec- retary. Second row: D. Saddle- mire, J. Tinklepaugh,A. Fiore, R. Shurtleff, P. Mertens, J. Se- besta, R. Slocum, J. Michael, N. Nagle, A. Reutlinger, B. Scott. Third row: D. Crandall, D. Alexander, E. Steele, R. Ar- nold, B. Brock, J. Leadbeater. as 60 different teen-age problems Y-Teens a were also active in the Community Chest drive. A member of PROJECTION GUILD is always a pleasant sight, for his appear- ance means a movie, and a movie means No class. Other than show movies, this year ProjectionGuild bought a new screen for the auditorium and contributed S50 to- ward the purchase of a camera for the athletic department. Every lock has its key, and we at North have the club to prove it. Among the locks that our KEY CLUB opens are: the con- cession Stands at basketball games, and ushering at concerts. This leaves lots of time for their Wednesday afternoon lunch- eon-meetings in room 307. HI-Y, as well as having its usual Tues- day meetings at the Y, whereit saw movies and heard various speakers, sponsored Y-Tac dances and attended the regional Hi-Y convention at Watertown in April. A youth-in-government program was organ- ized at the Watertown convention., As a female counterpart to I-Ii-Y, TRI HI-Y has many of the same activities as Hi-Y. In addition, this newly formed or- ganization sponsored a bake sale in Feb- ruary and a noon hour dance in March. They also took part in the youth govern- ment assembly at Watertown. HI-Y -left-seated: Earl Ricker- son, secretary, Uwe Tieiel, pr e sidentg Larry Maye, Bob Sharer. Standing: Angie Fiore, Don Hinman, Dick Saddlemire, Bill Kniff, Bill Harrison, John Van Namee, Richard Nabinger. TRI-H1-Y-below-left to right: Barbara Dx-umm, Joan Buck- land,vice-presidentg Patsy Po- korny, presidentg Shirley Hayes, chaplain, Margaret Furino, sec- retary, Teresa Fiore, treasur- er. Y-TEENS-left-First row: Nancy Harding, president, Jean Per- hach, vice- pr e s identg Alice Salisbury, correspondence sec- retary, Miss Rosemary Carroll, advisorg Barbara Mesley, Mar- lene Corney, Mary Lou Robbins, treasurer. Second row: Lucille Zielinski, Carolyn Krause, Le- nore Low, Faye Sickler, Sylvia Capozzi, Marcia Fox, Mary Ann Clugstone, Donna Stroud. Third row: Betty Lou Wolford, Beverly Kunkle, Jessie Valenti, Joyce Walker, Dorothy Hankey, Janet Salie, Beverly Williams. dx 9' L N .Q.k' Varsify Foofball R7 ,,.,,,,.,,,,W ff? ' S saga U . . , E it k , 7 seq: t . ,,, , J Seated: Russell Arnold, Dick Murphy, Fred Stepanik, Bob Michalek, Jerry Edwards, Mike Nu- i . gent, Louie Williams, Joe Dimashio, Bob Creager, George Gamble. Second row: Joe Kimmel, jfjff' Dick Bell, Frank Leo, Ed Garbarino, Pat Monforte, Vince Cordi, Tom Dellapenna, Ron Ras- mussen, Tony Capozzi. Third row: John Van Namee, Joe D'Esti, Jim Strain, Al Stephens, Pete Millspaugh, John Sarkisian, Frank Petro, Tom Fiato, Jim Polizotto. North's pigskin warriors finished their 1952 season with a record of 6 victories, l loss, and 1 tie. This record gave the Blue and Scarlet a second place tie in the final conference standings. The warriors toppled Utica Proctor for their first '52 victory., Midway in the first period the Indians got their first touchdown of the campaign ona Nugent to Rasmussen pitchout that resulted in a jump pass from Rasmussen to end Frank Petro in the end zone. A strong Utica Proctor passing attack then started to click as they drove to a 14-7 lead. A Nugent pass to Joe Kim- mel supplied the second Indian score. Ed Garbarino latched onto another Nugent pass and scampered some twenty yards into the end zone to gain the margin of victory. A strong Elmira Free Academy eleven handed the warriors their only setback of the season. The Indians never really got started as the Blue Devils streaked through our defenses to nail Indian ball-carriers before they hit the line of scrimmage in handing us a 14-0 loss. The Orange Tornado of Union-Endicott matched the Indians blow for blow in a hard fought ball game that ended in a 6-6 deadlock. Trailing 6-0 in the final stanza the Red and Blue Warriors marched 72 yards for the equalizer. Ronnie Rasmus- sen climaxed the drive by crashing through right tackle for the score. Al Stephens, Ron Rasmussen, Mike Nugent, Pete Millspaugh, Joe Kimmel, Bob Michalick, Frank Petro, Jimmy Strain and Joe Dimashio were the out- standing offensive threats of the season. The accurate rifle-arms of Nugent and Dirnashio hit Kimmel and Petro for the scores and long gains that meant the dif- ference between victory and defeat more than once. Joe Kimmel and Dick Murphy led the braves on the defense. Murphy was a constant mainstay at the middle of the line while Kimmel was the always dependable end. Kimmel reached his peak in the Central clash when he broke through time after time to smear opposing ball carriers. Dick Bell, Frank Leo, George Gamble, Rusty Arnold, Jim Polizotto, Jerry Ed- wards, and Tony Capozzi also deserve a lot of credit for their fine defensive play. 65 6 I L fziifliiiglf .s-s,, ,. M, ggaigfrfzwf--ifsra ,. 1.5-isrnftwl-z7f? 1 5 , Q ima, , Ride 'em, Dick., The Scarlet and Blue's first road trip of the gridiron season was highly successful. The Indians traveled to Middletown where they romped to an easy 19-O victory. Jimmy Strain crashed over from the one yard line to bring home the first scalp. Big Pete Millspaugh broke loose for a 54 yard run and the second T.D. of the after- noon. Rifle-armed Mike Nugent passed to Frank Petro to put the game on ice. Ras- mussen plunged through the center of the Middletown line for the only successful conversion of the day. An underdog North eleven next traveled to Ithaca where they thoroughly trounced the Little Redmen 19-6. Pete Millspaugh got things started with the first score of the game. Al Stephens picked up a second score as the climax to a drive of some 16 plays. After the Ithacans picked up a tally, Jimmy Strain scooped up a fumble and raced across the goal line for the final score of the day. The annual North-Central gridironclas- sic was once againthe highlight of the sea- son. The Indians led all the way, never trailing, and holding a 12-0 lead mid-way through the final stanza. Late in the fourth period the Bulldogs did manage to gain one T.D. and spoil the warriors shutout. Jim- my Strain was the running standout of the day, averaging nearly ten yards per carry. Joe Dimashio got the first score bucking over for six points before Central ever Coaches -kneeling: Fred Hawke, Gordie O'Reilly. Standing: Jerry Demaree, Oz Winters, Charlie Howland. gained possession. In the second period Strain bucked over to reach paydirt and the warriors' second T.D. Elmira Southside's Green Hornets be- came the Indian's fifth victim as quarter- back Joe Dimashio scored two touchdowns. After the southsider's drew first blood, Dimashio picked up his first score. With twenty seconds left in the third period, .Dimashio scooted over for the winning score that made the final read 13-7, North. The maroon Wildcats of Johnson City were not so wild as they have appeared in past years, falling before the whooping Indians 19-14. In a terrifically hard fought game that featured J.C.'s huge hammering line and North's small hammering line the Warriors came through when the chips were down to complete their 1952 season with a long over-due triumph that blotted out all past J.C. victories. Much of the credit for the thorough de- velopment of the Indian squad and for the success of the squad rnust go to coaches Gordie O'Reilly and Fred Hawke who were most diligent and most thorough in their instructions. 6 if on Wghligbh Who's got the ball? Tag team wrestling. Reinforcements arriving! Q- lvl, 'x E, 67 Junior Varsify... JUNIOR VARSITY-kneeling: Andrew Feldman, Harry Cole, Doug Wagner. Second row: Di Chambers, David Phelps, John Wilson, Tom Gigliotti, Tom Virgilio, Walt Taber, Henry Orban Bob Mat e r a , Al Buckland, Bill Conroy, Neil Do minic k . Third row: Bob Lueck, Bill Pag Lawrence Mastragiacomo, Willet Manderville, Tony Monforte, Charles Carroll, Tony Testax Lino Mion, Eugene Mesley, Bill Kelly, John Rovente, Dick Noreika. Team work enabled Charlie I-Iowland's J.V. football squad to Win their third con- secutive championship. Their only loss was to Central, a lZ-G defeat, which was only the sixth defeat suffered infour years. Sparked by Harry Cole, Neil Dominick, Gene Mesley, and Lino Mion the J.V.'s managed to Win all other contests. At the end of the season the record looked like this: North O Central 12 North l4 J.-,C. 13 North 28 Homer Var. 14 North 26 U.E. 14 North 6 E.S.S. O North 12 Vestal 0 68 and fre lrman The Freshman football team, coached by Oz Winters, copped their third cham- pionship in four years. The spirit of champions showed right up to the last game when Central led 7-6 at the end of the first half and the Indians came through with a 16-7 victory, their tenth in a row. The team showed a fine attitude, punc- .m E tuality, and a fine North High spirit, With quarter -back Bob McDevitt, guard Eric Roemish, tackle Red Miller, halfback Ron Feldman, and ends Bill Adams and Billy O'Reilly coming up, it looks like coaches Charlie Howland and Gordie 0'Reilly have a winning future. Coach O'Reilly's boys take five. ' -Q FRESHMAN FOOTBALL-kneeling: Ed Jones. First row: E. Roamish, A. Cunningham, F. Gruschanari, R. Sedor, M. Lavulo, R. Mariangelo, E. Rogers, V. Di Ritis, P. Silba, R. Jurena, D. Gillen, C. Alise. Second row: T. Di Fulivio, F. Di Luzio, B. Engel, R. Mc Devitt, B. Litts, J. Kolanda, D. Santi, A. Reynolds, R. Feldman, W. Adams, L. Miller, W. O'Reilly, J. Reynolds, F. Martino. 551' I g Baskefball 1 Bobby Lesso nets two for the Indians. 2 A mix-up under the South- side basket. 3 An attempt at perfect co- ordination. V a r sity -clockwise: Bob Lesso, Arnold Bel- etsky, Ron Rasmussen, P e t e Millspaugh, J i m Pratt, Doug Geiser, Bill Aswad, Harry Cole, Jim Young, Vic Lorenz, Bill Danzi. After drubbing season, the Blue winning qualities play. In regular tories and 12 loss Elmira Southside 66-43 in the opening game of the fa rlr and Scarlet basketeers failed to show any consistent W... ... until they stifled a Vestal five 79-47 in Section IV season play, the warriors had a record of four vic- ' es and a l-l record in Section IV competition. The loss of Jim Pratt and Bobby Lesso through January Graduation did not have as much effect on the record book as pre-season fore- casters predicted, for the squad had identical records in each half of ttst . the sea son. The Indians pulled one major upset by dumping ahighly favored U.,E. quintet 52-50 in their last home appearance: Beautiful play by Mike Nugent and Harry Cole sparked this victory, amounted to a fourth period foul shooting contest. The Reutlingermen played their best game of the campaign in a post season game against the Golden Bears of Vestal. The Indians were in top form as they rolled to a 79-47 victory. Doug Geiser's Z3 and Don I Gallagher's 19 highlighted the massacre that North fans had been wait- gg ing for. At the end of the season the record looked like this: North 66 E.S.S. 43 North 55 Central North 45 Cortland 52 North 50 Ithaca North 53 Central 69 North 50 J.C. North 52 Ithaca 66 North 48 E.F.A. North 62 E.F.A. 67 North 52 U.E. North 57 U.E. 71 North 56 Vestal North 65 Vestal 50 North 79 Vestal North 65 E.S.S. 55 North 64 Central North 51 Cortland 52 The Crimson and Blue duplicated their '51-'52 record by winning 11 while losing 5. The little warriors started out in great fashion winning their first three games. The junior basketeers reached peak form in trouncing the Central J.V.'s 62-36. Don Gallagher sparked the victory by net- ting a neat twenty-one points. Gallagher and Hunt carried the brunt of the burden until the former was moved up to the varsityg Hunt, Hurley, Strain, and Dominick shared the load for the last half of the sea- son. With one exception the squad con- quered every tearn in the conference at least once, losing twice only to the Little Redmen from Ithaca. At the end of the season the record looked like this: Left: This picture was simply too good to leave out. It isn't exactly Russian ballet, but it is a pretty good attempt. North- Johnson City game. The Indian in the photo is Jim Young. North 51 E.5.S. 39 North 38 Cortland 27 North 62 Central 30 North 42 Ithaca 50 North 47 J.C. 37 North 58 E.F.A. 43 North 62 U.E. 50 North 58 Vestal 37 North 56 E.S.S. 58 North 37 Cortland 45 North 40 Central 34 North 43 Ithaca 54 North 47 J.C. 49 North 59 E.F.A., 56 North 56 U.E. 49 North 58 Vestal 52 Junior Varsif VARSITY AND JUNIOR VARSITY -First row: Jim P ratt , Ron Rasmussen, Arnold Beletsky, Bill Danzi, Bob Lesso, Vic Lorenz, Harry Cole, Bill Aswad. Second row: Don Gallagher, Neil Domi- nick, Pete Millspaugh, Doug Geiser, Jim Young, Andrew Feldman, Bill Hunt. Third row: Jim Strain, Torn Williams, Lou Galli, Lou Korchak, Don Hurley, Tony Testani, Peter'Basti. Baskefball ,532 ,523 v ,AWV K hff ' ff:Q,.,. 2, 5.69 1 31 ' ffj Q,,'f:ii1?lE! M ni ' ,,'l:g1,gg'f-11, Nff35wii , : R' S . frliiiilfiili 1 1 '15?5?l1ff , ' K ,, 2. i i - -A ,gf . ri -:Y 1 1 Y fi - N M !1FY?'5?f ' ' f ..9,Ff11 W ' V ,, 1 W new 1 ., fx x ' 'fi TWV If n d? fS'5Ziaffii??!s7'5:5?'5?ilf'?., if wharf H 1, . - f 'w i gfs2:!aam'2xz Jim Young continues his illustrative ex- amples. This man needs knee guards for the other two legs. Millspaugh reaches for the stars fin this case a basketballj. Geiser looks for a pass while Lorenz looks for Geiser to cut. Pratt trys a new approach. F3 If ' A , + Y W fr 'T . .4 sV,.r, E 4 V5 E f X F Q f F M L e s s o an Ra s mu s s en Y 5 , .H 1 1 S 'X wh 5, f g 5 f f V i Geiser .Q ,. .. ,U Galla ghe r CROSS COUNTRY - First row: Unidentified, Don Gurney, Don Edwards, Karl Griffith, Sam Sariti, George Kenefick, Phil Fotorny, Dick Wilson. Second row: Unidentified, Sam Cooper, Bob Edimick, Eddie Rosenthal, Erving Benjamin, Dick Willis, George Leonard. Third row: Ron Otero, Herb Shepard, Raymond Gates, Dave Vergason, Bill Stoll, Jim Larson, Harry Gee. BOWLING: Gerald Goldman, Ed Knauf, Vic Mas- tronardi, Bob Struck, Jan Forisha. VOLLEYBALL-seated: Dick Noreika, Bernie Davis, Al Buckland, George Kenefick, Joe Kim- mel, Earl Rickerson. Standing: Gerald Russik, Tony Tewes, Frank Leo, John Sherer, Alan Stephens. 76 Minor Spam All together there were about thirty fel- lows who turned out for the cross country squad last fall. Among these only a few had had previous experience. The majority of the work fell upon the shoulders of new and inexperienced boys. At the beginning of the season the North High squad did not show too much talent. The squad did manage to beat Greene in a duel meet held there., However at the invitational meet held at Utica the squad placed thir- teenth. This did not discourage our Braves however for when the triangular meet rolled around with Waterloo and Johnson City, our squad placed second. In the Triple Cities meet, North placed third, while at the Vestal Invitational meet they placed fifth. For the first time in six years a North High squad lost adual meet, this meet was with Ithaca. In the sectional meets North slipped into a very neat third place. At the Intersectional Meets in Schenectady North was represented by Sam Sariti, Roger Scism, and John McCauley. These boys made a fine show- ing for the North High Indians. Coach John Sasinek feels very optimistic over the future of his squad. Next year he feels that because there will be many candidates with experience the squad will have an excellent season. Seven squad members earned their let- ters for Cross Country. These warriors are: Jim Pratt, Roger Scism, Don Ed- wards, John McCauley, Sam Sariti, Jack Jones, and George Kenefick. The North High bowling squad won 6 and lost 18 during their '52-'53 season. Vic Mastronardi, Bob Struck, and Ed Knauf led the Indian Keglers, with Mastronardi hit- ting the highest triple of the season. North's volleyball squad won 12 and lost I5 in r e gula r league competition. In a special meet with Norwich the warriors won3 and lost Z. Some of the other teams played were U. E., J. C., and Central. L eading spikers were Joe Kimmel and John Sherer assisted by Earl Rickerson and Bernie Davis as setters. With Ted Hackett and Larry Calisher as the only returning lettermen, tennis coach Ernie Lalley is facing a rather rugged tennis schedule: April Z8 Windsor May 1 Windsor May 7 Norwich May 12 Ithaca May 14 Central May 18 Norwich May Z1 Central May 26 Ithaca Mal' 30 Section 4 Meet TENNIS TEAM-First row: David McDu.ffee, June 5 Intersectional Meet af Syracuse' Robert Jurena, Richard Sedor. Second row Mr. Ernest Lalley, John Parry, Larry Calisher Ted Hackett. TRACK TEAM, First row: John She r e r , Dick Page, Bill Conroy, Al Stephens, Neil Dominick, Tony Monforte, Ed Garbarino, John Deinhardt, Floyd Wescott, Lino Mion. Second row: Herbert Shepard, John McCauley, Sam Sariti, Jack Mathias, Phil Foto rny , Gerry Decker, Jim Strain, Joe Kimmel, Francis Carlin, Richard Leinbach, Don Gallagher. Third row: Donald Chambers, Joe Reynolds , Don Wescott, Dick Willis, Tom Williams, Charles Holovka, Bob Rieber, Mike Bishop, Phil Evans. When track season rolled around prospects for the 1953 squad did not come up to par with previous years. Coach John Reutlinger had only three lettermen returning to give the squad the needed experience. Half-miler John Deinhardt, discus hurler and high-jumper Don Gallagher, and discus hurler-relay man-broad jumper Al Stephens provided the only real proven ability. Others that returned from the '52 campaign with some experience were miler Roger Scism, pole vaulter Frank Wescott, and sprinter Ed Garbarino. Still, the season did not look completely bad for coach Reutlinger and the rugged schedule he was facing, for he had several fellows that he deemed as likely pro- spects. Among the sprinters were Tony Monforte, Jim Strain, Jack Decker, Bill Conroy, and Tippy Mion. Joe Reynolds looked as though he might work along with Gallagher in the high jump competition., George Kenefick was running a pretty good half-mile, while John Sherer, Herb Shepard, Phil Evans, and Sam Sariti were prac- ticing for the quarter mile event. Juniors John McCauley and Chuck Holovka were the immediate understudies to the graduate Roger Scismg Joe Kimmel, Don Cham- bers, and Neil Dominick could be seen heaving the shot and discus almost every afternoon. Mike Bishop, Phil Fotorny, and Jack Decker were working over the hurdles in most of the pre-season practice sessions. With all these prospects, the Blue and Scarlet should have had a fairly successful season. 77 6ir s Spam' 1, N CLUB -First row: Sandy Woodrow, Marie Mariani, Sondra Clarke, Mal Jones, Emma Kipper. Second row: Gloria Beam, Jeannette Brick, Joanne Kukol, Elsie Wood, Shirley Ash, VARSIT Y CHEERLEADERS-knee1ingL Anne King, Dona Ormiston. Laura Mae Toma s si, Marie Mariani, Joan Morenus. Standing: Mary Louise Jones,Anne King, Shirley Ash, Jeannette Brick. l 1 It's rough going when the girls go after the ball. 2 All heads are up, watching the ball go through the hoop for another two points. 3 Despite the cold, the cheerleaders cheer the team on. Z 78 i1 G.A.A. - First row: G. Beam, J. Brick, D. Ormiston, vice-president, A. King, treasurer, Mrs. Wilma Kern, advisor, S. Clarke, president, S. Koppler, E. Downs, J. McChesney, J. Evans. Second row: E. Norton, S, Rush, P. Elliott, J. Burdick, A. Kennedy, C. Krause, J. Perhach, J. Krisko, E. Wood, D. Davis, B. Zimmer. Third row: J. Kelly, S. Gardner, J. Kelly, P. Car- rington, M. Ostrander, J. Marean, S. Kelly, B. Woodruff, A. Svarney, J. Evans, L. Kozlowski. Fourth row: B. Blake, F. Coyle, E. Barnaba, M. Mariani, J. Kukol, K. Bennett, S. Woodrow, D. Bearsch, M. Jones, P. Wanstall, C. Dominick. Fifth row: S. Ash, R. DeBloom, N. Spencer, L. Cocchiara, S. Russell, E. Kipper, B. Liddic, S. Priestley, B. Chaffee. The girls' sports season got off to a flying start early inthe Fall term with the formation of soccer and fieldball teams. On many afternoons when long streams of students flowed rapidly toward buses parked in front of the school, loyal femi- nine participants in the sports program donned their pastel gym suits and dashed for the field in back of the school. Small groups of onlookers applauded from the sidelines as goals were made and points were scored, When the rigors of weather forced the sports program indoors, types of activity were expanded. Several afternoon pep assemblies were held in the auditorium capably directed by a fine cheerleading squad. Anne King and her cohorts in their royal blue and scarlet uniforms put an enthusiasm into the student body which made the very walls echo with rousing cheers. At the games on Saturday after- 79 noons their leadership helped the team on to victory. Basketball occupied the attention of girl athletes from late Fall to early Spring. When the call was issued for participants, so many girls responded that nine teams were organized. These nine teams were then divided into two leagues to compete against each other. Captains were Madge Ostrander, Sandra G a r dn e r , Beverly Clarke, Joanne Kukol, Eileen Lalley, Bar- bara Chaffee, Tonia Transue, Rita Emilio, and Anne King. The culmination of all girls' sports activity in North is membership in G.A.A. and N Club. To become eligible for G.A.A. one must earnthe required number of points by refereeing games or by play- ing on the various teams. When a girl earns her athletic emblem, she auto- matically becomesa member of N Club. QPHWWKWRW ff' N.. M . -H Q, , N ' 'V i as ? --uma xv T . 4 . ,Q I Q! MIL A-M X ,AQAX x, 1 . 5 ... ,wmfdwwswg Thi I -ff: A . r f fi 'F , .. A Q. K. 5 .V X M i J H1fa1 f K' N 4 ,V 'XF T . ,. W' H 1 JUNIOR VARSITY BASEBALL-First row: Don Nagle, Joe Gilmire, Loren Alexander, Felice Lisi, Jim Gilmire, Norm Ha r r i s , Bob Anderson, Frank Stento, Jim Vimislik, Gordon Kniffen. Back row: Oz Winters , coach, Dick Wilson, Don Hurley, Don Moran, Bob Kelly, Al Buckland, Jim Daly, Ray Wilcox, Jerry Russik, Pete Basti. Coach Charlie Howland is hoping for a winning season and if his pitching shapes hp he should have it. With one or possibly :wo exceptions, this year's squad looks as good as any other in the conference. With Lettermen, Ron Otero,Arnie Beletsky, Ron Rasmussen and Mike Nugent to provide the needed experience the Indian nine should mold its own. Competition has been the :ig thing in early practice sessions, Tony l'ewes and Bill Kniffen have been fighting for the first base position. Ronnie Otero and Pete Merrill have also been giving each other plenty of trouble in the attempt zo nail down the hot corner. Beletsky, Chubby Pasquale, and Jerry Dukerich have been competing for the second base and shortstop positions. In the outfield Coach Howland is again faced with an abundance Jf talent with Bob Stoddard, Don Kenesky, George Gamble and Tony Testani all seek- .ng first string position. Harry Cole and Jim Polizotto are making attempt to nudge Mike Nugent out from behind the plate. Bill Hunt, Ron Rasmussen and Arnie Be- letsky are all seeking that opening for pitcher assignment, With all this competi- tion among sixteen candidates you can see why Coach Howland believes his squad capable of being on winning lead. When deadline time rolled around and we received our yearly ultimatum Coach Oz Winter's Jr. Varsity squad had not had sufficient time in which to display their talents. However from all available indi- cations it appears as though the J.V.s should also finish their season in the win column. The large turnout of candidates should contain many talented prospects. The Jr. Varsity has a new home this sea- son, the elimination of the Bevier Street diamond has made it necessary for Coach Winters to set new headquarters at Stow Flats. N VARSITY BASEBALL -First row: Ron Rasmussen, Jerry Dukerich, Ron Otero Paul Pasquale, Bill Kniffen, George Gamble, Corky Beletsky. Second row: Bill Hunt, Chick Testani, Harold Cole, Don Kenesky, Jim Polizotto, Mike Nugent Third row: Bob Creager, Tony Tewes, Frank Leo, Bob Stoddard, Pete Merrill 0 in 7 - M x my R U, -s+'i?4 1r I f , if .,, N, X3 JJ . -Z 0 v O N XI! WX xl' iq KJ .Lux UQ fag-A , P 'n X vi gl O.. ,, W A R , E f oqggf- 11,1125 1 , STAGE L If rf Us fl fix xl,!F N 1 1 A Y-'Megs 'll P00R ' ,Z .IMTMI I I F -'-, 1.. is f TJ' 1 f-F -s 7's 'mi A ,3,.N .ii-1-1--I .,,.,,..-P vin , ,,f,,...g-.u.!-'--- 1- - ,f-'I5 --fl Q3 Homeroom Z First r o W: Maryanne Mullins, Ann Grow, Yvonne Sargent, Marlene C o mb s , Carol Baka, Colleen Hunsinger, Margaret Dean, T e r e s a Fiore. Second row: Dan Lacey, Richard Pav- lovic, M a xi n e Huften, Marion Thomas, Sylvia De Bloom, Lill- ian Hillary, Mike B e nb r o o k , John Kurcin. Third row: Robert S i lv e r ne ll, Daniel Drewry, Michael Kadlecik, Richard Mor- enus, Ronald Alig, Daniel Alex- ander, Alfred Muss. Homeroom 3 First row: Helene Hoyte, Linda Seeley, Rose Fusco, Sandra Mc Manus, Rosemary V irni s lik, Beulah Griffis, Kathleen Mur- phy, Betty Bailey. Second row: John Adams , Paul Kilmer. Brenton Rueffer, Janice Kell - ner, Maureen Quain, Frances Maxian, Nelson Henning, John Ro v e nt e , Joseph Desimone. Third row: Gary Conover, Rich- ard Wilson, James Pratt, Julian Chechatka, Paul Mertens, Rich- ard Durofchalk, Joseph Muller, John Burke. Homeroom 10 Fir st row: Karl Jones, Paul Van Gorden, Victor Cusiuk, Ray Wilcox, William Baxter, Donald Bryan, Joseph Roucek. Second row: Do na ld Cone, Bill Stoll, V e r no n Teeple, Dick Rogers, Jack Ellsworth, Willett Mander- ville. Third row: Stuart Graves, Douglas Boice, Clarence Frear, Gerald Kowalewski, Peter Bas- ti. Homeroom 12 , 7 First row: Robert Rieber, Rob- ert Gerdus, John Meade, Joseph Stevens, James Jones, Norman Coons. Second row: Ronald Reid, Gene Brandow, Mi lla r d Hall, Donald Wescott, Bob Wil- son, Bob Metera, Robert Boezi. Third row: G e o r g e Winchell, Edwa r d Hoover, Da n Peake, Carl Juhl, Ted Hunt, Kurt East- man, Bill Rovente, Philip Schus- ter, Bob Kelly, Glenn Weckil. Homeroom 105B First row: Donna Bourgarde, S u e Baker, Ma r gi e Shiiilett, Carolyn Steere, Betty Gregory, Ro s ea nn Cleveland, Barbara Cole, BurniceMastronardi . Second row: David C r a nda ll, Marguerite Mott, Kathryn Buck, Janet Allen, Pat Gregory, Barb Hickok, Jean Searfoss, Joyce Miller, George Gamble. Third row: Raymond Swift, George Wittling, Edward Garbarino, Gordon White, Bill Conroy, Jim Etner, Emil Travis. Homeroom 1055 First row: Tonia Transue, Elea- nor Lord, Renee Solomon, Betty Zemanick, Carolyn Williams, Bertie Schmidy, Mary Morgan, Mary Clink, Arlene Benidetto. Second row: Georia Jenot, Alice Salisbury, Patsy Clark, Dolores Russell, Amelia Leone, Esther Buckland, Linda Kellane, Jac- queline Thayne, Marjorie An- derson. Third row: Marie Jones, Barbara Hillary, Leo Mc Mahon, Ed Aswad, Francis Sull- ivan, Danny Tallet, Bill Brock, Etta Norton, Barbara Woodruff. Homeroom l07 First row: Pat Maguire, Nancy Jackson, Elaine Williams, Joyce Ma r e a n , Gladys Van Housen, Christine Clark, Loraine Jurina, Judie Lord, Alice Williams , Judy Mc Manus. Second row: Michael Kraham, Earl Kicker- son, Gail Hughes, Sally Dwyer, Beverly Spellman, Theresa Monahan, Norma Westfall, James Polizotto, Martin Van Deypool. Third row: James Berry, Anthony Testani, James Gigliotti , Will Robbins, Bill Kelly. Dave Chamberlin, Tom Williams, James Murry. Homeroom lO8 F i r s t r ow: Mary Ellen Alli- quine, Joyce Krisko, Diane Cook, Beverly Federick, Ruth Ann Tony, Pat ricia Wetalik, Jacqueline Ward, Iva Dawn, Maureen O'Neil, Pat Mouarity. Second row: Arthur Ely, Joseph Palmer, Jerry Di Rienzo, Ralph Landmesser, S ha r o n Walker, Joan A r thu r , Daniel Murphy, Edward Matalka, Walter Tabor. Third row: Lo r e n Alexander, Bill Graham, Bob Marsh, An- drew Feldman, Norman Bowell, Raymond Gates, Frank Succo, Frank Stento, Dick Noreika. Homeroom 10 9 First row: Emma Jane Dicker- son, Sandra Rozelle, Barbara Deinhardt, Ann Martino, Sally Kruger, Mary Jane Fox, Donna Hall, Sheila Ryan. Second row: Nancy Rogers, Charlene Ned- uchal, Jeanette Paseucci, Mary Slacik, Geri Borelli, Prudy Georgia, Betty Kenyon, Nancy Hartman, Kay Watson. Third row: Williams Adams, Ronald Furch, Leonard Reynolds, Joey Gilmore, Don Kresge, Durland Vining, Robert Mohr, Charles Bloodgood, Donald Pollock. Homeroom 110 Fir st row: Jayne Orr, Joyce Young, Carolyn Hoagland, Maureen Brislin, Carole Daven- port, Vivian Heier, Sharon Pal- mit e r , Cynthia Haines, Carol Armstrong, Ann L e e . Second row: Gerald T homa s , Michal Donahue, J a c k Carner, Wayne Adams, Judy Brigham, Angela De Orio, Elaine Oakley, Dorothy Whitaker, Mike Ev e-r e tt , Bill Hi c k e n . Third row: Norman Hoose, Leon G runa c r , Glenn Birchard, Elwyn George, Fred Leonard, Jimmy Carl Larson, Parker Ganow, Wayne Gordon. Homeroom 113, 8 First row: S y lv i a Schraeder, Joyce Marella, Donna Green- oiigh, Emma Bresnan, V ivia n Hogeboom, Betty Horton, D i a n n e Van Kuren, Josephine Serino. S e c o nd row: Phyllis Higgins, Phyllis Aton, Marcella Vincent, Patricia L o u Smith, Aggie Richard, Jeanie MacDon- ald, B a r ba r a Sager, Shirley Vumilya, Elizabeth Studer, Joan Oagood. Third row: Betty Mop- pert, John Ward, Ray Watson, Dick Talbut, D u a n e Williams, George Hinkley, Barbara Kish- paugh. F o u r t h row: Charles Ryan, Dick Aldrich, David Smith, Bernie Russik, Robert Bodewald, Jack Murphy. Homeroom 114, ll First row: Joan Morenus, Mar- garet Aftuck, Barbara Claudia, Barbara Mesley, Eileen Miller, Carolyn Hart, Eleanor Nichols, Betty Foote, Audrey Kennedy, L e o na Hall, Marilyn Lavelle. S e c o nd row: William Cooper, Dick Winsor, BillStanton, Nancy Tallman, Ellen Artley, Iris Barnes, J. P r att , R. Bennett, George Cline. Third row: Herb Spach, Ronald Warren, Roger Bryan, Lewis Bishop, Herbert Shepard, Archie Brown, David Potak. Fourth row: Eugene Flo o d , Richard Short, Donald Culver, John Deinhardt, Karl Vining, Tony Bragaglia. Homeroom 116 First row: Herb Mossman, Bob Hunt, Bob Ellsworth, Sue Bur- nett, Diane Pooler, Eric Roe- mish, Ralph Goodrich. Second row: D i et r i c k Dersch, Fern Mossett, Melving Schell, James Bennett, Alan Reutlinger, Ralph Serino, Art Magill, Ray Bloss- om. Third row: Duane Gardner, Jack Mathias, Kenneth Browne, William Link, Braidwood Brown, Esq., John Tokos, Rich- ard Leinbach, Francis Romeo. Homeroom 117 First row: Barbara Tiel, Jac- quelin Alise, H ele n Germond, Ronna De Bloom, Alma Liver- more, Shirley Leonard, Helen Lane, Carolyn Campbell, Mary Hays, Second row: Bud Conn- elly, Philip Smith, Aurelia Blai- sure, Sallie Priestly, Pat Webb- er,Gloria Beam, Billie Lu Lid- dic, Michael Bishop, Leon Os- good. Third row: Harry Jack- s o n , Donald Crandall, Gordon Kniffen, Ronald George, Phillip Fotorny, Philip Benbrook, Roger C 0 nkli n , Robert Smith, Tom Hellapenna. Homeroom ll8Q First row: Joyce Ulmer, Regina Hardy, Glenna Dayton, Barbara Flynn, Marguerite Holtzmaster, Kay Lyon, Ann Hurlbut, Roberta Beach, Beverly Baldwin, Dale Hinman. Second row: Lucille Van Steemburg, Wanda Johnson, Betty Blake, Sarah Kidder, Bonnie Sharpe, Joan Kelly, Ar- lene Pendleton,Anne Smith, Nancy How 1a nd . Third row: Sylvia S penc e r , Lillian Coc- chiara, Gerald Robert Duheuil, Ray Majciarelli, Joseph Kaban- ek, Dick Stanton, Gerald Kas- ma r i k , Kay Barley, Betty MC Kercher. Homeroom 1l8E F i r s t r ow: Sandra Jameson, Joyce Vosburg, Emma Kipper, Ma u r e e n Hogan, Ginny Mac Dowell, Flo r enc e Starr, Pat Billings. Second row: John To- masky, Donald Young, Elsie Denney, Janice Dressler, Mar- lene Kuenzli, John Knowlton, J a c k Whittemore. Third row: Ken Johnson, Willia m Lloyd, Bruce Shoudy, Edward Babcock, Ronald Kocak, John Ward, Rich- ard Saddlemire. Homeroom 201 First row: Patsy Bederka, Pearl Jones, Elaine Prentice, Muritte Seal, Marcia Fox, Doris Hickok, Joan Buckland. S e c o nd row: Elizabeth Rabert, Beverly Hawe, Barbara Stratton, Kathy Myers, Faye Sucler, Phyllis Beers. Third row: Bill Trebiliock, Don Nagle, Victor Mustmardi, Joe Capalaces, Norman Harris. Homeroom 202 First row: Deana Dickinson, Jo- hanne Mitchell, Sallie Borelli, Jean Blossom, Martha McDon- ald, Elizabeth Stanton, Marice Frantz, Gail Hinc kley , Jane Nickerson. Second row: Jack Wallace, Edward Lord, Ronald Strain, Elaine Kenny, Barbara Drumm, Walter Rudolph, Will- iam Staub, John Dobes. Third row: Donald Boyea, Gene Lamp- man, Edmund Williams, Rich- ard Ogden, Robert Jurena, Geo- rge Weslar, Eugene J. Mesley, Patsy Monforte, John Tinkle- paugh. Homeroom 202A First row: Jannette Rounds, Ann Travis, Janet McChesney, Jean Kelly, Dorothy Mu r r a y , Biondina Romano, Sara Hamil- ton, Annette Smith, Eloise Trailer. Second row: Francis Ma gui r e , Louie Galli, Elinor Oakley, Barbara Williams, Shir - ley Moat, Phyllis Roehm, Helen Herrick, Gerald Wilber,William Van Kuren. Third row: Bert Cashman, Sam Cooper, DonGal- lagher, Don Roe, Carl Robbins, Jack Leadbeater, Carl Shaver, Larry Calisher, Bob Sullivan. Homeroom 205 First row: Yvonne McLean, San- dra Winterberger, Louise Lin- dow, Nancy Bruce, Joyce Brown, Mildred Rockwell, Pat Mesick, Joan Stapleton, Rosann Fusco, Sallie Humphrey. Second row: Don Whipple, Tom Fiato, Louise S ni i th , Betty Drake, Barbara Potter, Elizabeth Kalagian, Ron Oten, Dan Aifatato. Third row: Richard P a v li c k , Bill Danzi, Tony Capozzi, Don Edwa r d s , Bud Parson, Dick O'Neil, Jim D e h 1 m a n , Gordon Eggleston, Donald Schwenz, Homeroom 206 First row: Evelyn Pratt, Shirley Ann Webb, Patricia Williams, S ha r o n Kelly, Helen Randall, Eleanor Caton, Patricia Elliott, June Thompson, Eugenia Barn- aba. Second row: Richard Car- ros, Richard Knapp, Barbara MCCUU-U, Madge Ostrander , Ma r ga ret Ter Boss, Connie Fritz., Douglas Cooper, Donald Clow, Charles Klein. Third rovw Bob Warner, John Wilson, Leo Hefferman, Clark Bailey, Pete Salmon, Pete Millspaugh, Jim, Sibesta, Paul Fedorwich, George Kenefick. Homeroom 207 First row: Elaine Kern, Sally Ellis, Vera Cook, Helen Burke, Colleen Lwcey, Toni Marcello, Rayma Diekow, Jeanne Brooks, Antoinette D'Angelo, Margaret Norconk. Second row: Dick Brown, Marjorie Wheeler, Joan Martz, Betty Arnold, Barbara Zimmer, Marianne Albrechta, Millicent Reynolds, Tom Hab- bard, Dave Fr ey. Third row: Jim Vaseleok, Charles Martin, Tom Rood, William Shum, James Duffy, James Willis, David Slat- er, Robert Lucek, Joseph Mytch. Homeroom ZOB First row: Ba r b a r a Stanton, Beverly Clark, Barbara Knapp, Mary Ann Kostyshak, Joan Ci- cak, Esther Fox, Mary Eastman, Sally Reed, L o ui s e Giordano, Joan Foley. Second row: Carlon Warren, George Brown,Patricia Klepfer, Shirley Lacey, Sandra C hu r c h , Julian Brown, Ted Hackett, Ed Steele. Third row: George S he pto c k , Larry Mc Bride, Harley Milks, Robert An- derson, Tom Mc C a r thy , Joe Cigart. Homeroom 209 First row: Linda Pritchard, Daryl Hut s o n, Ann Svarney, Patricia S c h lc i d e r , Beverly B r ya nt , Elaine Ladd, Shirley Cole, Ellen Ga mb le . Second row: Shirley Weber, Kathleen Bennett, Sandy Stever, Marilyn Moffat, Wanda Johnson, Joanne Rockwell, Margaret O 'B r i e n . Third row: Sandra Yaples, Janet Burdick, Doris Pollock, Adrien- ne Orr, Lois Simonds , Betty Van Vorce, Donna Cashman. Homeroom 213 First row: Karen Boyle, Bobby Florance, Nancy Parson, Doro- thy Oliver, Kay Curry, Gertrude Schuler. Second row: Dick Te- deschi, Sandy Woodrow, Joanne Kukol, Ann DeRosa, Pat O'Neil, Dottie Henderson, Dick Willis. Third row: Bob Liddy, Fred Mo k r o hi s ky , Bill Warriner, Jack Beukman, Stan Pylipow, Michael Materese. Homeroom 214 First row: Elaine P o m e r 0 y , Sharon Leonard, Patrioia Walsh, Nancy Ann Labor, Mari' lyn I-Iardley, Jean Borush, Mary Jones, Gladys Burke, Angie Paolucci. Second row: Ken Gates, GeorgeO'Brien, Marlene Camp, Betty Jane Hadley, Nancy C a r e y , Shirley Illsley, Duane Coney, Benny Barnes, Tino Mion. Third row: Charles Read, David Jamieson, Bill Page, Bill Harrison, Bill Lynch, John Walker, Robert Darlin, Russell Buckhardt, Wayne Shaver. Horneroom 215 First row: Patsy Pokarny, Janet Crozier, Ann Figary, Sue Kop- ple r , Anne Shurtleff, Theresa Palmer, Dolores 1-Iankey, Mar- garet Furino , Shirley Hayes. S e c o nd row: Johnny Helsteni, George Bazon, Joseph Brown, B ev e r ly Kunkee, Pa t Smith, Estella Downs, Beverly ChL1!'Ch, Chuck B ryc e , James Mourt, Richard Evans. Third row: Pete Redmond, Ray Belles, Francis Carlin, Fred Holden, Allen Mel- len, John McCauley, Doug Gei- ser, Ray Doolittle, Ang Fiore. Homeroom 216 First row: Mable Ann Every, Pat Gow, Joyce Walker, Teri Stiner, Davis Arnold, Elsie Wood, Mau- reen Giblin, Charlotte Rogers, Jane Miller. Second row: Ralph Hauer, Rita Nicotra, Patricia Hanrahan, Dares Hanyon, Jean Mungle, Beverly Howell, Nancy I-larding,Glena Carpenter, Ath- ena Dascalakis, Bill Kniffen. Third row: Jerry Detrich, John DeJohn, Francis Seacik, Jerry Hill, Tom Crowe, Ron Merril, Clayton Hoag, Thomas Arnold, Dick Eastman. Homeroom 218 First row: Mary Louise King, Romaine Simonson, Jeannine Lyon, Catherine Mahoney, Ro- berta Dascalakis, DiAnn White, Carolyn C o o k , Mary Whitten , Shirley Adams. Second row: James MacBride, Nora McCor- mick, Mary Palambo, Diane Meacham, Karen Combs, Gabina Roosa, Evelyn Friends, Sylvia Blakeslee, Harry Gee. Third row: John Villanti, Floyd Stamp- fler, Dick Sedor, Jim Harder, Tom Cahill, Don Bennedum, Richard Donnelly, Aubrey West- brook, Richard Campbell. Homeroom 219 First row: Sylvia Capozzi, Mary Lou Andrus, Peggy Corey, Alice Loldell, Joanne Evans, Mary Ann Clugstone, Dolores Curry, Janice Evans, Dorothy Davis . S econd row: William Smith, Sylvia Sherman, Clara Allen, Lena De Lanzo, Gale Turk, Betty Zabadal, Ma r ga r et Meeker, George Pash. Third row: Tom Virgilio, Jo hn Van Kuren, J 0 e Lalley, Irwin Benjamin, Gra- ham Treilble, Ronald Slocum, Paul Tomkins, Tracy Croffutt. Homeroom 220 Fir st row: Betty Eddy, Mary Matias, J oha nn Yudin, Doris Scism, Janet Luceu, Pat Cham- b e r lin , Jorene Post, Lucille Muro, B e v e r ly Weingartner. Second row: Dave Phelps, Roger St.Clair, Audrey White, Jo Eric- son, S a nd r a e Brooks, Joyce Howard, Ronnie Abplanalp, Bob Frank, Don Rose. Third row: Norman Nagle, Burton Schwartz Johnny Briggs, Morris B la i r , John Boburka, Bruce Townsend, Gerald Saunders, John Parry. Homeroom 301 First row: Carol Weaver, Mar- garet Heatherman, Janet Salie, Gloria Cavallaro, Ellen Mona- han, Eleanor Kircher,Shar1yme Roloson, Barbara Baer, Dorothy Bannister, Dorothy Luczycki. Second row: J. Cahill, Carroll Flynn, George Tremble, Yvonne Ga r r i s o n , Marion Baldwin, Betty Lou Wolford, Lucille Zill- inski, James Kenny, Richard Frgura, Donald Chambers. Third row: Bob Marcotte, Mer- vyn McNeill, Jere Main, Neil Dominick, Richard Wood, David Garrigan, Walter Clark, Joseph Klee, Jim Frisbee, Jerry Mich- ael, Robert Dobos. 5 K T Q 'S 'o . 'E I - , V ,ak'sx'x1E' ' IE i Q, 'aa-15. 1 Q . . A Q, Q b 'MQ '- f ' -.......,. A fm .,,,4,M,,4M y K A H mm. WE, Q 6 X ' 9 .37 v ww 4655: IRS Wm: ,W l':3a:f' r vu r 5 af X ' . X J ' X-qpl, f ' Q 'A fa . ' 'V '16, V W ' V x,f 'QQK 'A .129 5 ii- fy, k Q5 . u - ,ky, R rigfy L , ,. L3 :V Viv. - A 56 ,Q Q 5 A,vk,, . ' I ' A .. '-., 0 uf f f f x, ff ,f A fi 'V 1: ggggi 5 514. , I -i Q 12 V Homeroom 307 First row: Mary Long , Marie Teeple,Shea Allen, Carole Dit- zler, Arlene Warner, Jane Truesdell, Marie Dobish, Jane Hand. Second row: Eugene Mur- ry, Eugene Bunts, Richard Everett, Joanne Sosnicki, Lil- lian Morse, Mary Arnold, Ron- nie VanScay, Lou Korchak, Da- vid Einfeldt. Thi r d row: Bob Johnston, Bob Park, Joe Popeck, David Mac Duffee, Tom Perun, Dale Lo o mis , Chuck Stalker, Don Hall, Harold Lewis. 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