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We the Editor-in-Chief, all the edi- tors, and our staff wish to dedicate this collection of life-long memories to our lighter days at North, Surely, as life progresses there will be many in- stances when a chuckle, a smile, or a laugh will aid a great deal in carrying out the true spirit of North. So we offer, INDIAN ANI'ICS. ' L, 'Y l w Z 5 ' N ef .5 'E' 1 IT llllg, Q W 5 V ' i r f 9 x f x'X4 f X - 2 2 3 l X ff X , y , flllwlj E..-T ig? ,A r X f ,Y X 1 f I I EST 'ifaasiigfs Y- f f 1 I I 1 f X . i f ' f Mft S- . sw ,- 4 S 'X a as ' f f A TABLE OF CONTENTS Dedication ............................... . . .Page 3 Principal's Message . . . . . .Page 4 Faculty ......... . . .Page 5 Seniors. . . . . .Page 23 Sports .... . . .Page 53 Homerooms. . . . . . Page 69 Activities . . . . . . Page 83 Advertising. . . . . . Page 97 . Q 2 Q i7 - 3---... -ui'f f.ewM0MW Q ly f A7 xlvg.- Qz Mi f w 4 Lf Ida' M' A I Z Pidgin i Q, 'tw 1 i f lit L , 'Q X X I J Ji iiiiiiixiwllx ,Q f vvfx- L. ' 1 xnm- , fwwwfq ' - ,....i, Li-'+-x Mr. Webster Haight's official capacity in his- tory teaching, and for a period of six years he was the invaluable faculty advisor of the Wam- pum. To any who have known him, however, he has been much more. He has been a counselor in those times of personal crisis which face teen-agers at every turn, a teacher with a sense of humor and perhaps most of all, a friend. And so, without further ado because more would clutter his direct and quiet sincerity we proudly dedicate the 1954 Wampum to E. Webster Haight. W new X . i T fa-- 'Ffff W Eff? . ' uxg: y C J ' A U A f A O A 'qv' f if if ll J f.,- ' ,fr f J-. .-., ,f ' I - flip 5 -- X i f f ff' ff , 6.5 Y , , ,? :L To our graduates of 1954, we at North say Congratulations, As you begin new workin offices, industries, or colleges, we extend our very best wishes. This yearbook will grow in value to you as the years go by. Let it be a strong tie that, from time to time, will bring you back to North. Each year, alumni groups have returned for a Little Theatre Guild play, a concert, a basketball or a football game, Last October, our first Home- coming Day brought hundreds back to North. The members of the classes of '54 will be scat- tered far and wide, but we hope many will be on hand for our second Homecoming Day this Octo- ber. To our Wampum staff who have created this 1954 yearbook with the help of many, I say a warm Thank you. We are proud to say to our friends I'his is our yearbook. When you read this, we will all be hard at work to complete assignments and to clear the final hurdles of the spring term. Our school has had a full and happy year. Our teachers have again excelled in their desire to serve North. Iwel- come this opportunity to express for all of us our gratitude to a topflight faculty. G.S. Tate 4 MR. JOHN BRENNAN MRS. J. ZURBROWSKI Boys' Counselor Counselor's Secretary , ff!! . f on X MISS IRENE MCNULTY Girls' Counselor C--1 Facady X MRS HAZEL WOODFOl Vocational Counselor's 1X 'Q l. -- ' L A au... -N...-. iq S... MRS. PEGGY DONNELLY MRS. RUTH VAN KUREN School Accountant Receptionist MISS DOROTHY DYER MRS. RUTH DISBROW Librarian Assistant Librarian A,-D 5769 mf '42 'a ifg T! . it A T-T L,,5 ,Ja S S V cli , if 1 . , 1 I , ' .. ,4 MISS PAULINE MCCARTHY MRS. LORETTA PERSONIW Attendance Teacher Assistant Attendance Teach MNH we A l W f v at ,gfr 'ff ff' I' 14 P A X annt f I, X, , . 4 4- , Ly I ff . 'W 6 L MISS MARGARET QUINN MR. CLYDE JONES Nurse MR. GERALD DEMAREE Commercial , Wampum HELEN FAUCETT Art Director 1 E Q 4 ! MISS GENEVIEVE SHATTUCK MISS ROSEMARY CARR4 Commercial Department Head Commercial, Y-Teens Adv , 5i1:a Y Advisor, J. V. Football Commercial Mm 3 Z 2' mi , '34 C -as-.--a- R i , , ' fxq d A A C ay! 4 I f V' , fg ', E A A fe 7 S... X , I MISS HILDA KEERY MISS MARGARET KERRIGAN Commercial Commercial MRS. BESSIE GORDON MISS HELEN COMERFORD Commercial Commercial Yearbook Business Advisor XJ-fx!! 9 O f .lli gfgf-f VZ ' f If k f I 59157 Qwiffif MISS MARY LAMBERT Commercial 8 MISS ELIZABETH QUILTER Commercial E I MR. MIC HAE L SE GRUE Commercial MISS GENEVIEVE HEFFRON English Department Head Forensic Forum Fzcady MRS. DOROTHY AYERS MISS JEAN BUCKLEY English English 'Qi I I MISS MARA BURKE MISS MARY CONOLE N English English, North Star Advisor I X3 WH , f ll 7502 V, ff.-,u . I ,f YJ! ' 1 ' VA! 4 L 'ff V , 7 9 S... MISS JOSEPHINE DONLEY MISS JEAN IVORY English, Honor Society Advisor English ., X! v r MR. RAYMOND MERCHANT MR. PAUL KRAISS English English Little Theatre Guild Advisor X Qqjlflf 44N 1 ' , 4 '. ff V nfs 1, , X 4 4? ,f . W4 J--'ff O 7 Q, X ff I ,Y ,, A-, ' MISS E. STOUTENBERG MRS. FLORENCE NIX English Health Department Head .L v 'I 1' 9' f f ,,,.. :ze 42 ll 10 I MRS. WILMA KERN Physical Education MISS MILDRED WELLER 'N Club Sz G. A. A. Advisor Homemaking Department Head FHM? Z li Z' MRS. AGNES LEE Homemaking MR. JOHN DUFF Industrial Department He MR. DELBERT BOOHER MR. L. KENYON CLARK Technical Electricity Vocation Sz Technical and Drafting Machine Shop ,J ilrgkllflf I X2 4 .Z f 4! iff Q7 L, .J .V Y ff? 11 5... ,,..1-f 1 MB. JACQUES CROISSANT MR. HAROLD FOSTER Related Vocational Subjects Vocational Automobile Hi-Y Advisor Advisor Drivers' Associaxi 1 X Xi N N f , MR. ANDREW HARRIS J. EDGAR HYATT Safety Driving Industrial Arts Automobile G GW . 1 Qqe 1' 1 3 ' A .1 ' f X I ,f i7 ,Z ' 7 ff M I 7 f W -1: CHARLES KONECNY Photography JAMES McGINNIS Camera Club Advisor Related Mathematics 12 HERBERT NICHOLS RAYMOND RAMAGE Sheetmetal and Applied Drafting and Mechanical Drawing Blueprint Reading l 1 2 PM gl JAMES SHIEL Vocational and Technical WILLIAM SMITH Machine Shop Applied Drafting MR. EDWARD VANCA Preflight and MR. KENNETH WEATHERBY Mechanical Drawing Printing 13 X! f ,717 f 47 ,, 5 MR. HAROLD WILSON MRS. MARY PIERCE Technical and Vocational French Department Head Machine Shop French Club Advisor MARGARET WHITMAN MRS. GEORGIA MCCALL rman Department Head in x . - x. Li-ali -as I aqua X 'XC 1 u 1 fu .. MISS VIRGINIA GREENMUN MR. HAROLD GILLESPIE ' ath ' Latin Department Head M ernatlc .J A J, ' L 4, 45, QM ai K iz, A 7 K xx-A S A I Ie, t ' Q, . A .K , V .1 AY 'f Q 2 V ff ,f M, . fw jk' Q7 l - ,A MISS IRMA BURDICK MISS GRACE FOX Mathematics Mathematics 4- 1 . S fi: I R. W. RICHARD MCCUTCHAN Band and Orchestra MR. JOHN REUTLINGER Chairman of Physical Education, Varsity Basketball Track 15 MR. FRED HAWKE MISS MARION THORNB1 Mathematics, Varsity Football Chorus, Choir MR. GORDON O'REILLY MRS. KATHRYN HOULIHAN Varsity Football Coach Physical Education S.. ii 4- 1 MR. DONALD ROEHM Science Department Head E 2 MISS LEONA MA LICK 53 MNH I 47 S M11 'A Science 3 FLWTZJO MR. JOHN SASNICK MISS K. E. SHANNON Science History Department Head . 16 1 Hlstory MR. HARRY ARLAS MISS MARY GILLESPIE story, Projection Guild ' 1 Q W, il? A J -f I MISS WINIFRED EARL MR. ERNEST LALLEY History History, Volleyball .173 , 5 X 'WLS X Q Q MISS LUCY O'HARGAN MR. RUDOLPH SPRENGER History History I! Z!!! , 1 5 , 17 Aww X MR. CHARLES HOWLAND Social Studies MISS DOROTHY TOBIAS J. V. Football Coach History, Lit Club Advisor CAFETERIA STAFF Lai, o 5 MW' fini ' if ,Z , g if S 1' gf' fx . L7 SKU X 5 7,41 CUSTODIAN STAFF 18 imma M., L 34323 42 19 Nui' Q '35 ' Q, X,-ff- .--.X Y, , ,..,..4,fw -llkx T XY' -- L , v.,-f , 1? 3 kfifi ke MAA Wi N vm iv --X-hs--.fy,s.f -Z-ILZK 1-u.-4.4-L,x? -,,.x-rf-1, X fr I if X x ..,-'-.r-1 gr V A ' 1 - 1.-Y-A J , 1 - gn! Z-g'1x '-'N-'X Q..-T-4 . A4 xf 2- '- '- 21 -. Y-f1,f P ' T. , ' 1214, Y Lf? W 'K ' '- '- ' .1 ,..if-5,1 H ,U A- A - ,A .vi-.3 A Y r 'yfg ' .- 1 .' gl iii Va if gf 'i X ,I Q25 f-mgjx x If u jx f Q' my gl, f - R+ ' ' 1 K S -I i 4-uv f 1 if K ,,,,.. rj 2 H2511 T,1xiZ.3:gl C67 CLASS NIGHT COMMITTEE Row 1: Mary Lou Robbins, Salley Humphrey, Jane Miller, Betty Waffle. Row 2: Dick Page, Pat Hanrahan, Barbara Cole, Mary Ann Morgan, Evelyn Pratt, Jackie Comstock, Sandy Winterburger, James Dehl- van, Dick Stanton. ' WWW ' 'Y Y 'W ,330 .hhzxhf snfilfa. L li f if 9 , 4 2 , U4 Li JE Q. ., K ,fr .. .- ,rf - FN gk 'n, . si Q Row 1. Margaret Spears Bertie Schmid Pat Gow, Rita Nicotra, Nancy Harding. Row 2: Pat Mesick, Rose Ann Fusco, Je: Hill, Sarah Kidder, Nancy Bruce, Carolj Krouse. is 'F ab!- X QsQi:' , bb. 'Ng- ye 'Ss SENIOR PROM COMMITTEE JJ X xx R 'f 2 .1 C' , in . - 4 , af.. il S rx 1 .Q 5 A SENIOR ADVISORY COMMITTEE Row 1: Pat Gow, Rita Nicotra, Nancy Hard ing. Row 2: Maurice Parsons, Jean Perhack Bill Stanton. 1 , , 2161- ,n512 v? :Qgb NX '4H1.2QQ, ,gf xo:-I . X L, ' f f gr. 5' ' f A- Af-df' ..::E 2 mix AQ'-,gy If' I I :Fi I- L I x Q 4' li ' 6.1 ,ang-, -a. gQ - - Y l Hug' -1 ' I nn- I , I .Ed gy .nn I 61 dir' X-xt inn 'y illgg-IQ-a 'W Qax F!!!-5 ull! ..'f5 1 PARTY Row 1: Carolyn Campbell, Louise Lindow Mildred Rockwell, Elsie Wood. Row 2: Bernie Davis, Richard Pavlick Yvonne McLean, Bob i WL r jf s J j ' j . I SENIOR OFFICERS 4 Row 1: Mary Lou Robbins, Patricia Mesick, lita Nicotra. Row 2: Donald Gallagher, Carolyn Krause, Bill Stanton. JMU Ng . 0 22 7 -ll Ill .ul COMIWITTEE Martin. ,Kills it x 45 A R- nw ,Hx-Al ggi! ,SIMS i 4 V .l ll ' 1 A 1 NNW -.554 N lp ,lL ,Wh JANUARY lil SENIOR N f A OTABL 'MAA' JANUARY CLASS , -3--sn, - l ' en, e - A REJZZILZIQI 111051, 131 Robexjt Scott, Best boy dresserg Q4j X , uscov BeS11g1r1 dresser- 5 1 Best girl dancer Se d , I I Jean Perhach, ew X Best W, A Patricia Gow Cdtestgn-1 1 ' U St boy: 48? . . ' 9 493 Carl Kr Nx Ipena Sm11e: Q10y Donald Gall heroyn ouse' Miss Q , Thlrd row: Qllj Yvonne Mcalian 1 IlgI0S:?0P11la.I' boy. . 1 , es kj - . ? is N ,A 4553 ff A1 N gl thl t I: s1e Wood, Best girl Z 5 VM a e e, l15l Nancy Hardmg, Most popula . y ,J My rowzu 5161 Wiuiam stanton, Best mtufeglf' Fourth X Patr1c1a lkflesick, Best natured gi 1. 18 Oyf 4177 W 1 2IQ53ej9,1'i1fu1eteSt boy: C193 Jane M1112i, fgu1:,tg2ag1Q1ff - v- - ff franc I lam Conroy' Most bashful boy. Fifth row: , aro ylm Campbell, Most bashful girl. 422 B ' Xian- Shoudy Nmsest bo . 2 . ' , YUC6 W, . 1 , y, 1 37 sarah ladder No- - Xi , 124, Salhe Hulnphre i 2 l , 1S6Stg1I'1, X A Couple: 426, Margaigt gi Wllber Robbins, Ideal . . , I. V ' Rita Nicotra, Smartest gil-E gif pgggfsivlgrtlffg 4275 ' rv AX 1g6g1H:3lr?0y5 P1295 Louise Lindow, Hardestmplllgggff fc 4315 Bickiilsgszlissaztzis A ' Z an ra J - Q IiffgicSI1SSCf14?f50i,:jsBr Ecnelyn Ifratt, SESS Q Jerry Deterick, Class jester , ass Elgglerg Q35j 4 Q O - IT! 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BENED fi w '55-4 f- ye x I X . I' J. BERRY R. BODEWALD G. BOZON J. BROWN N. BRUCE C. CAMPI J 5 N.. ig. , tr Q ... JZA 5. - ' 5 CARPENTER B. CASHMAN D. CHAMBERLAIN M. CLINK B. COLE J. COMST1 DANIEL AFFATATO Danny . Academic Industrial. Bowling 115 Intramurals 10, 115 Volleyball 11. RICHARD K. ALDRICH Dick . Voca- tional Auto. Intramurals 11, 125 Coun- sel0r's Honor List 10, 11, 12. THOMAS JAMES ARNOLD Tom . Aca- demic Math. Intramurals 125 Counse1or's Honor List 10. EDWARD GEORGE B A BC O C K Rat . Commercial. JOAN MARIE BAISLEY Joanie . Com- mercial. Wampum 125 Counselorls Honor List 10, 11. ARLENE MARIE BENEDETTO Tootsie . Academic Business Subjects. North Star 12. JAMES JAY BERRY t'Jim . Commercial. ROBERT E. BODEWALD Bodie . Voca- tional Auto. Student Council 10, 11, 125 Wampum 115 Intramurals 11. GEORGE E. BOZON. Academic Industrial. Intramurals 10, 11. 25 JOYCE Science. North Star 125 Counselors Honor List 12. NANCY Red Cross 11, 125 Literary Club 11, 12. CAROLYN ANN C AM PBE LL Carol , Academic Business Subjects. Wampum 11, 12. GLENA C AR PE NTER. Homemaking. Counselor's Honor List 10, 11, 125 Art Club 10, 115 Band 10, 11, 12. BERT EUGENE C AS HM AN. Academic Industrial. DAVID CLARK CHAMBERLAIN Dave . Academic Math. Paint Crew 105 Projection Guild 10, 11, 12. B. BROWN Jeroen, Academic LEE BRUCE. Homemaldng. Jr. MARY E. CLINK. Academic Business Subjects. BARBARA L. COLE Barb , Counselor's Honor List 10, 11, 125 Academic Art. JACQUELIINE JEAN COMSTOCK Jack'le . Academic Science. Honor Society 125 Jr. Red Cross 125 Counselors Honor List 10, 11, 12. J imma 'v u-oft.. tx W f fl M 330, Nw X X ,A A5 X, an WILLIAM CONROY Bill , Academic Math. Student Council 10, 11, 125 Football 10, 11, 125 Basketball 105 Track 125 Base- ball 105 Intramurals 10, 11, 12. VINCENT ANTHONY CORDI Sanitation . Academic Math. Student Council 10, 125 Projection Guild 10, 115 Intramurals 10, 115 Varsity B 12. 26 W. CONROY V. CORDI QP 1? 1 x I CREAGER 112, ritlu .2 ...M , 1 'K 5. , -rig . .,,,. f 4-wif 'J 'Aw :ff 1 if, Sv: Gin A. DASCALAKIS B. DAVIS J. DEHLMAN G. DETRICK E DRA R FUSCO D. GALLAGHER L. GIORDANO P. GOW B. GREENE R HAN HANRAHAN N. HARDIN G ROBERT DOUGLAS CREAGER 'fSpider,'. Academic Business Subjects. Football 10, 125 Basketball 105 Baseball 10. ATHENA MARIE DASCALAKIS. Academic Business Subjects. Forensic Forum 12. BERNARD L. DAVIS Bernie , Academic Math. Student Council 105 Counselor's Honor List 10, 125 Intramurals 11, 125 Varsity B 11, 125 Volleyball 11, 125 Choir 10, 11. JAMES WILLIAM DEHLMAN Jim . Aca- demic Science. Forensic Forum 105 Pro- jection Guild 115 Jr. Red Cross 115 Coun- selor's List 10, 11, 125 Football 115 Intra- murals 10, 11. GERALD C. DETRICK Deak . Academic Industrial, Student Council 10, 115 Jr. Red Cross 10, 115 Art Club 125 Football 10, 115 Basketball 105 Track 10, 115 Intramurals 10, 11, 12. E LI Z A BE T H JOYCE DRAKE Be17ty . Academic Math. ROSEANN MARIE FUSCO Ro , Com- mercial. Counse1or's Honor List 11, 125 North Star 11, 125 Bowling 105Pep Club 12. DONALD MICHAEL GALLAGHER Ga1 . Commercial. Student Council 105 Basket- ball 11, 125 Track 11, 125 Intramurals 10. HIGGINS J. HILL J. MARIE HILL G HINK 27 LOUISE E. GIORDANO Lou , Academic Business Subjects. Wampum 11, 12. PATRICIA ANN GOW Pat . Commercial. Counselor's Honor List 10. BEVERLY ANN GREENE Bev . Com- mercial. Wampum 125 Counselor's Honor List 10. RALPH I. HANER Joe . Academic Indus- trial. Jr. Red Cross 125 Counselor's Honor List 11. PATRICIA G. HANRAHAN Pat . Com- mercial. Pep Club 10, 12. NANCY ANN HARDING Ren , Academic Business Subjects, Student Council 10, 11, 125 North Star 11, 125 Literary Club 11, 125 Counselor's Honor List 10, 11, 125 Intramurals 10, 11, 125 G.A.A. 125 Pep Club 10, 11, 12. PHYLLIS M. HIGGINS Phil . Academic Business Subjects. Forensic Forum 115 Paint Crew 115 Wampum 115 Jr. Red Cross 11. JERRY I-HLL Hil1 . Academic Industrial. JOAN MARIE HILL. Academic Art. Wam- pum 125 North Star 11, 125 Jr. Red Cross 10, 11, 125 Literary Club 11, 125 Bowling 125 Intramurals 10, 115 G.A.A. 12. GEORGE HINKLEY Hink,'. Vocational Auto. Jr. Red Cross 10, 11. LLOYD V. MAC DOWALL MAUREEN ANN HOGAN Hogie . Aca- demic Math. Wampum 105 North Star 10, 11, 125 Counselor's Honor List 10, 12. SALLIE HUMPHREY Sal , Academic Business Subjects. Wampum 12. SANDRA KATHERINE JAMESON Sandy , Academic Math. Little Theatre Guild 10, 11, 125 Literary Club 11,125 Counselor's Honor List 105 Chorus 105 Pep Club 125 Orchestra 10, CHARLES HOWARD JONES Charliel'. Academic Industrial. Honor List 12. LORRAINE IRENE JURENA Lorie , Aca- demic Language. Student Council 10, 115 Pep Club 10, 11. JOAN MARIE KELLY Kelly , Academic Language. North Star 11, 125 Literary Club 11, 125 Intramurals 10, 11, 125 Band 10, 11, 125 Orchestra 10, ll, 125 Coun- selor's Honor List 12. SARAH J. KIDDER Sarie . Academic Language. Forensic Forum 125 Paint Crew 125 North Star 125 Literary Club 125 Intra- murals 10, ll, 125 Pep Club 10, 11, 12. WILLIAM KNIFFEN Knlf . Commercial. Baseball 10, ll, 125 Intramurals 10, 11, 125 Varsity B 125 Counselor's Honor List 10. JOHN M. KNOWLTON Big John . Aca- demic Industrial. Student Council 105 Jr. Red Cross 11. HOGAN S. HUMPHREY S. Q . 5 is 'G 'K .r '-I' I KIDDER W. KNIFFEN J, 'al Q' ' If i 5 Q ..f X CAROLYN MAE KRAUSE. Homemaking. Student Council 105 North Star 10, ll, 125 Literary Club 11, 125 Intramurals ll, 125 G.A.A. 10, 11, 125 Pep Club ll, 125 Y- Teens ll, 12. JUNE LARISH June-Bug . Academic Business Subjects. North Star 115 Band 105 11, 125 Orchestra 10, 11, 125 Counselor's Honor List ll. LOUISE ELIZABETH LINDOW. Academic Science. Honor Society ll, 125 Forensic Forum 11, 125 North Star ll, 125 Jr, Red Cross 115 Literary Club 11, 125 Counselor's Honor List 10, 11, 12. WILLIAM J. LLOYD Willie . Academic Industrial. VIRGINIA MAC DOWALL Ginny , Home- making. Student Council 105 Forensic Forum 105 Art Club 115 Intramurals 10. ROBERT O. MARTIN Bob , Commercial. Stage Crew 1 1. ISABEL MC FALL Izzy , Academic Language. Wampum 105 Literary Club ll, 125 Pep Club 105 Counselor's Honor List 10, ll, 12. YVONNE MC LEAN Bonnie . Academic Math. Jr. Red Cross 105 Literary Club 125 Bowling 10, ll, 125 Cheerleaders ll, 125 Counse1or's Honor List 10, 12. JUDITH ELLEN MC MANUS Judy . Aca- demic Business Subjects. Paint Crew 105 Wampum 105 North Star 105 Bowling 10, 115 Intramurals 10. L. JURENA J. KELLY lik? Q' 1 -'75 C. KRAUSE J. LARISH L. LINDOW JAMESON C. JONES af 5 J' -ff- 0' KNOWLTON 'il 'S 1' 'is' 1 ...nk 1 R, MARTIN ,MN I, MCFALL Y. MCLEAN We rv Q J. MCMANU K'-T' . l stu P. MERRIL R. MERRILL P. MESICK J. MILLER M. MORGAN J. MUR 9 ,f-f 'Q 1 ,G 2 . . I l A 5 j 1 5 ..llf ' X . 3 1 5 ' J. MURRAY R. NABINGER R. NICOTRA R. OTERO R. PAGE M. PAR 1 in 5' x ' A A 1. PAVLICK M. PELEGGI A. PERHACH E. PRATT S. PRIESTLEY E. PUG PETER P. MERRIL HPino,'. College. Honor Society 11, 125 Student Council 11, 125 Football 105 Baseball 10, 11, 125 Intra- murals 10, 11, 125 Counselor's Honor List 10, 11, 12. RONALD CLIFTON MERRILL Ronnie . Academic Business Subjects. Paint Crew 105 North Star 11, 125 Intramurals 11, 125 Counselor's Honor List ll. PATRICIA ANN MESICK Pat',. Academic Business Subjects. Forensic Forum 105 Wa.mpum 10, 115 North Star 11, 125 Literary Club 11, 125 Intramurals 10, 115 Pep Club 10, 11, 125 Y-Teens 12. JANE I. MILLER. Academic Business Sub- jects. Literary Club 11, 12. MARY ANN MORGAN Mary , Academic Math. Counse1or's Honor List 10. JOHN JOSEPH MURPHY MURPH . Vocational Auto. JAMES WILLIAM MURRAY Jim , Aca- demic Industrial. Intramurals 10, 11, 12, RICHARD W. NABINGER Dick , Aca- demic Science. Hi-Y 10, 11, 12. RITA DONNA NICOTRA. Academic Science. Honor Society 11, 125 Student Council 10, 11, 125 Literary Club 11, 125 Pep Club 105 Counselor's Honor List 10, 11, 12. RONALD LEE OTERO Ott . Academic Science. Student Council 10, 115 Cross Country 105 Baseball 10, 11, 125 Intra- murals 10, 11, 125 Varsity B 11, 125 Coun- selor's Honor List 10, 11, 12. RICHARD W, PAGE Dick,'. Academic Math. Student Council 10, 11, 125 Little Theatre Guild 11, 125 Stage Crew 10, 11, 125 Track 115 Band 10, 11, 125 Orchestra 10, 11, 125 Counselor's Honor List 10, 11, 12. MAURICE PARSONS Bud , Academic Business Subjects. Student Council 115 Jr. Red Cross 115 Intramurals 10, 11, 125 Band 10, 11, 125 Orchestra 10, 11, 12. RICHARD WILLIAM PAVLICK Pav . Academic Industrial.. Intramurals 125 Band 11. MARY ANN PELEGGI. Academic Business Subjects. Jr. Red Cross 115 Intramurals 105 N Club 105 Counselors Honor List 10, AUDREY JEAN PERHACH Jeanne , Aca- demic Science. Student Council 125 North Star 10, 11, 125 Literary Club 11, 125 Intramurals 10, 11, 125 G.A.A. 10, 11, 125 Pep Club 10, 11, 125 Y-Teens 11, 12. EVELYN MAE PRATT Evie . Academic Math. Student Council 10, 115 literary Club 11, 125 Choir 10, 115 Band 10, 11, 125 Orchestra 10, 11, 12. SALLY J, PRIESTLEY Sal , Academic Math. Wampum 105 North Star 105 Intra- murals 10, 11, 125 Cheerleaders 11, 125 G.A.A. 10, 11, 125 Counselor's Honor List 10. EMANUAL PUGLISI Pug , Academic Industrial. Bowling 115 Counselor's Honor List 11. HELEN MAE RANDALL Randy'l. Aca- demic Math. Jr. Red Cross 11, 125 Intra- murals 105 Pep Club 105 Counselor's Honor List 12. MARY LOU ROBBINS A'L0uie , Home- making. Paint Crew 125 Wampum 115 Jr. Red Cross 115 Intramurals 105 Y-Teens 125 Counselor's Honor List 11. WILBUR GEORGE ROBBINS Will , Aca- demic Industrial. MILDRED ELIZABETH ROCKWELL Milly , Homemaking, North Star 10, 11, 125 Literary Club 125 Pep Club 10, 115 f Y-Teens 125 Counselor's Honor List 10, 11, 12. CHARLOTTE ROGERS Char . Academic Business Subjects. Intramurals 105 Pep Club 105 Counselor's Honor List 10511, BIONDINA MARIE ROMANO Beanie . Academic Math. North Star 125 Bowling 125 Pep Club 12. AMELIA ROSSI Amy , Commercial. North Star 125 Literary Club 125Counselor's Honor List 10, 12. ALBERTA SCHMIDT Bertie , Academic Business Subjects. Wampum 125 Literary Club 11, 125 Band 105 Orchestra 105 Coun- se1or's Honor List. DONALD EDWARD SCHWENZ Red . Academic Industrial. Counse1or's Honor List 12. ROBERT DEAN SCOTT Sc0ttie . Col- lege. Key Club 10, 11, 125 Tennis 10, 115 Football 105 Intramurals 10, 11, 125 Coun- selor's Honor List 10, 11. JEAN MARIE SEARFOSS Jeanie . Aca- demic Business Subjects. Wampum 11, 125 Counselor's Honor List 11. JOSEPHINE MARIE SERINO J0 . Home- making. North Star 125 Art Club 125 Pep Club 125 Counselors Honor List 10, 11, 12. CARL EUGENE SHAVER. Academic Science. HERBERT THEODORE SHEPARD Shep . Commercial. Track 125 Cross Country 115 Bowling 105 Intramurals 10, 11, 125 Var- sity B 12. FRANKLIN JOSEPH SHERMAN Frank . Vocational Auto. RICHARD E. SHORT Dick',. Academic Industrial. BRUCE EDWARD SHOUDY Jing1es . Academic Industrial. Student Council 10, 115 Stage Crew 10, 11, 125 Track 10. FRANCIS P. SLACIK Slak . College, Intramurals 10, 11, 12. ANDALL M. ROBBINS W. ROBBINS M. ROCKWELL C. ROGERS B. ROMANO 4- ff- 5 fm ,K if . .1-H ui '1 . 5 A . 5 A yii t 1 I f . .g, 1' 'Q ,N 5 f f ROSSI A. SCHMIDT D. SCHWENZ R. SCOTT J. SEARFOSS J. SERINO , I H! 5 ,...,, .Q-. 1:1 5 F w aye I I ' 17 Q , 4-.-. Q 'f Que... 5 M ,fd Tirs 5.5, M 1 BHAVER H. SHE PARD F . SHERMAN R. SHORT B. SHOUDY F. SLACIK ' 1 M.. if: 3 ' lay' 4 5. it . it I 'Li Y S i ' C. SMITH D. SMITH M. SPEARS L. STEVER 1 x in I we I X W 31. ff v' .gs S . - S , W ggi 4- I -5 :wi 3 X E2 S II 5 I if R. SWARTWOOD Wbx R. TALBUT M. STAFF J. VILASI :1 Lf W: H5 17 -- 5 15.1 '1 ' 3 ' ia-. , Q.. 3 J? M :Mama r ld 5 1 -1, r -I. .Jai K 5, A'.', 1 Yfiz, I - ' R. STAN TON W. STAI J. VOSBURG J. WARD G. WHITE A. WILLIAMS S. WINTERBURGER G. WITTLING E. WO CORNELLA ANN SMITH Connie , Home- making. DAVID STANLEY SMITH DaVel'. Voca- tional Auto. MARGARET AUDREY SPEARS Maggie , Academic Art. Student Council 103 Paint Crew 10, 113 North Star 10, 11, 123 Literary Club 123 Art Club 10, 113 Counselor's Honor List 10, 11, 123 French Club 12. MYRTLE GRACE STAFF Myrt , Com- mercial, North Star 123 Wampum 123 Jr. Red Cross 103 Pep Club 10, 11, 123 Coun- selor's Honor List 113 Y-Teens 11. RICHARD STANTON Dick . Academic Business Subjects. Projection Guild 10, 11, 12Q Intramurals 113 Key Club 10, 11. WILLIAM H. STANTON Bi11 . Academic Science. Little Theatre Guild 123 Stage Crew 10, 11, 12Q Intramurals 10, 11. LOWELL W. STEVER UChubby . Aca- demic Math. RICHARD T. SWARTWOOD Dick , Com- mercial. RICHARD A. TALBUT Dick,'. Voca- tional Auto. Student Council 10, 11, 31 JOSEPH PAUL VILASI t'Joey . Academic Industrial, Intramurals 10, 11, 122 Art Club 11. JOYCE ELAINE VOSBURG Joy , Aca- demic Business Subjects. Pep Club 12. BETTY ANNE WAFFLE Bet , Academic Business Subjects. Pep Club 10, 12. JOHN P. WARD Red . Vocational Auto. GORDON WHITE Gordie . Academic Industrial. ALICE M. WILLIAMS Blondie , Home- making. Paint Crew 103 Wampum 103 North Star 10, 113 Jr. Red Cross 10, 113 Literary Club 11, 123 Intramurals 10, 113 Pep Club 11, 12. SANDRA WINTERBURGER Lusty . Aca- demic Science. Honor Society 11, 123 Little Theatre Guild 10, 11, 123 North Star 103 Literary Club 11, 123 Intramurals 10. GEORGE WITTLING. Commercial. ELSIE G, WOOD Woody , Commercial. Intramurals 10, 11, 123 G.A.A. 10, 11, 123 N Club 11, 123 Pep Club 10, 11, 123 North Star 11, 123 Jr. Red Cross 10, 11, 123 Literary Club 12. B. WAF Juwf ' ff Q! Q? All 'ii' l C, 17X N E7 I X2 I am , 4 V X, , a I ff W ' a, f I f wig? , 1, 2 f JW RICHARD ADSIT Dick . Technical Mechanical. Intramurals 10, 125 Coun- se1or's Honor List 10, 11, 12. JOYCE AIKEN, Academic Science. Pep Club 10, 125 Student Council 10, 11, 12. LOUIS ALBRECHTA Lou , Academic Industrial, Counselor's Honor List 10, R. ADSIT J. AIKEN L. ALBRECH ' '1 N , Yap? :wh ,- i a l E., A Q iyh U M , !.T. ff TM1 -...1..-- Y-Qi...-.v ,.-J, O 4 i J. ALISE G. ALLEN J. ALLEN R. ANDER ,,, as -of SON J. APPLEMAN E. ASW Syi, C? 1,1 P. ATON C. BAILEY E. BARNABA G. BEAM R. BELLES M. BENIN 17+ Rt ztx fe-'N fig, 3 T 'T W J. BIGART P. BILLINGS A. BLAISURE B. BLAKE B. BROWN G, BRO JACQUELINE ALISE Jackie , Academic EUGENIA BARNABA 'tBarney . Com- Maith. Counselor's Honor List 10, 11, 125 Jr. Red Cross 10. GLENN ALLEN t'Whitoy . Vocational Machine. Cross Country 11. JANET ALLEN Jan , Academic Com- mercial. North Star 115 Pep Club 105 Chorus 10g Counselor's Honor List 11, 12. ROBERT ANDERSON Bob , Academic Industrial. Baseball 115 Counselors Honor List 10. JOYCE IRENE APPLEMAN t'Joyl', Home- making. Literary Club 125 Band 10. EDWARD MAURICE ASWAD UCasey . Academic Commercial. Student Council 10, 11, 125 Wampum 11, 125 North Star 11, 125 Camera Club 10, 11, 12. PHILLIS ATON HPhil . Commercial. Wampum 10, 11, 125 North Star 10, 11, 125 Jr. Red Cross 125 Pep Club 10, 11, 125 Counselor's Honor List 10. CLARK JONATHAN BAILEY. College Entrance. Honor Society 11, 125 Little Theater Guild 10, ll, 125 Forensic Forum 11, 125 Hi-Y 10, 11, 125 Band 10, 11, 125 Orchestra 10, 11, 12, Counselorls Honor List 10, 11, 12. morcial. Student Council 115 Jr. Red Cross 105 Literary Club 11, 125 Art Club 115 Intramurals 10, 11, 12, G.A.A. 10, 11, 125 N Club ll, 12. GLORIA BEAM Glo , Commercial. Honor Society 11,125 Student Council 10, 11, 125 Projection Guild 125 Literary Club 105 Cheerleaders 11, 125 G.A.A. 10, 11, 12. BELLES RAYMOND Ray , Industrial. Jr. Red Cross 105 Intramurals 10, 11, 12. MARTHA BENNING Marty . Academic Homemaking. Pep Club 105 Counse1or's Honor List 10. JOSEPH BIGART Joe , Commercial. Student Council 10, 11, 125 Football 115 Intramurals 12. PATRICA ANN BILLINGS Pat , Home- making. Pep Club 11, 125 Y-Teens 10, 115 Tri-Hi 10, 11. AURELIA BLAISURE t'Rennie . Com- mercial. Jr. Red Cross 11, 125 Hi-Y 105 Counselor's Honor List 10. BETTY BLAKE Bet . Commercial. North Star 10, 115 Jr. Red Cross 10, 115 Literary Club 11, 125 Intramurals 10, 11, 125 G.A.A. 10, 11, 125 Driving Club 12. BARBARA BROWN Barby . Commercial. Literary Club 125 Intramurals 10. GEORGE BROWN. College Entrance. Paint Crew 10, 11, 125 French Club 11, 125 C0unse1or's Honor List 10. JULIAN BROWN Jul , Academic Mathe- matics. Stage Crew 105 Band 10, 11, 125 Orchestra 10, 11, 12. CHARLES BRYCE Chuck , College En- trance. Stage Crew 10, 11, 12. ALBERT BUCKLAND Bucky , Voca- tional Auto. Student Council 10, 11, 125 North High Drivers' Association 125 Foot- ball 10, 11, 125 Baseball 10, 11, 125 Bowl- ing 11, 125 Intramurals 10, 11, 125 Volley- ball 10, 11, 12. ESTHER MAY BUCKLAND. Homemaking. Pep Club 125 Counselor's Honor List 11. GLADYS BURKE. Commercial. Paint Crew 115 Wampum 115 North Star 105 Jr. Red Cross 115 Intramurals 10, 11, 125 Pep Club 10. JOHN CADDEN Big John . Vocational Auto. LAWRENCE JOSEPH CALISTTER Larry'f Academic. Tennis 10, 11, 125 Basketball 115 Intramurals 10, 11, 12. FRANCIS CARLIN Fran , Academic In- dustrial. JOHN CARRINGTON Karat . Technical Mechanical. Band 10, 115 Orchestra 10, 115 Counse1or's Honor List 10, ll. BROWN C. BRYCE A. BUCKLAND Q JC' if I ' ,Ar x 9 I war' '2 is-0' J ' 41:5-'P Q3 .a.5 A fl .Ay-'I VA . , A f ALISTTER F. CARLIN J. CARRINGTON ,fsl o 1-:fr 1 i -. .wwf Ra- V V r. -1 1 J 1 as A.lf 55 1 1 I illa CHURCH S. CHURCH J. CICAK fi ,ici 'Q- 'haf' ,ba RICHARD CARROS Dick , Academic. Volleyball 12. ELEANOR CATON Ellie , College Arts. Honor Society 11, 125 Paint Crew 10, 11, 125 North Star 115 Literary Club 11, 125 Counselor's Honor List 10, 11, 125 French Club 11. MARK CHOBERKA. Technical Mechanical. Band 10, 11. BEVERLY CHURCH Rose , Commercial. Wampum 12. SANDRA CHURCH Sandy , College En- trance. Literary Club 115 Pep Club 10, 11. JOAN CICAK Ces . Business Machines. Student Council 125 Counselor-'s Honor List 10, 11, 125 Intramurals 125 Pep Club 12. BEVERLY CLARK Bev . Business Machines. Wampum 11, 125 Intramurals 10, 115 Counselor's Honor List 10. DONALD CLOW. College Entrance. Base- ball l05 Bowling 125 Intramurals 12. MARY ANN C LUGSTONE. Academic Mathe- matics. Forensic Forum 10, 115 North Star 10, 11, 125 Y-Teens 11, 125 Tri-Y 115 Counselor's Honor List 115 Pep Club 125 Band 10, 11. I E. BUCKLAND G. BURKE J. CADDEN -tg' su. is X. y 1 I 5, 5' '-f'.'f'Ff 'k, r a R. CARROS E. CATON M. CHOBER1' B. CLARK az: M D . C LOW -- 1 55545 52 -5 I ...vw T557 -- f H' it 12 ' 5' A K' fr? SP sw, , 5.5.5 fy aa xv. V , WI:-y . 5,-. Q ,W - f Nan- 2. . , ' A --..-1 'wif M. C LUGSTC ,f t '1 ' ,135 3 . 8 x 1 A ' WI' 5 S J asm,- if 44 - vc . . 5 ,.s..5k.V,,?: 154 AR- 'ad' -+.-3 5 I :gi . 32? Qwl 4' . 'Qo- H. COLE S. COLE K. CONKLIN M. CONNELLY, JR. J. CROZIER K. CURB 'Z 'P - ,- 1B,,5qs. -if I K 5 , K:,., 5 Mgr W... if ,qu-.- ee.. Q l Y 'mf f 1 x J. DALY R. DAVENPORT R. DE BLOOM G. DECKER T. DELLAPENNA E. DENNI I ,SI if-af' Q' '. DEORIO G. DERR C. DOMINICK R. DOOLITTLE E. DOWNS T. DOWN HAROLD COLE Hotdog'l. Technical Mechanical. Honor Society 11, 125 Student Council 125 Counselor's Honor List 10, 11, 125 Football 10, 11, 125 Basketball 10, 11, 125 Baseball 10, 11, 125 Varsity B 10, 11, 12. SHIRLEY COLE Shirl . Commercial. Wampum 11, 125 Pep Club 11. KENNETH J. CONKLIN Corky . Voca- tional Machines. Forensic Forum 10, Hi- Y 10, 115 CounseIor's Honor List 11, 125 Band 10. MANSFIELD CONNELLY, JR. Bud,'. Commercial Business. J.V. Football 10, 115 Choir 10, 11. JANET CROZIER Jan . Vocational Stenographic. Jr. Rcd Cross 115 Coun- selor's Honor List 10, 11, 12. KATHLEEN CURRY Kay . Academic Mathematics, Wampum 11, 125 North Star 10, 115 Jr. Red Cross 10. JIM DALY Jim , Technical Mechanical. Baseball 10, 11, 125 Intramurals 12. RALPH DAVENPORT Rip . Technical Mechanical. Jr. Red Cross 105 Track 105 Intramurals 10, 11, 12. RONNA DE BLOOM 'tRon . Academic Business. Literary Club 11, 125 Coun- selor's Honor List 10, 11, 125 Intramurals 10,115 G.A.A. 10, 11, 125 Pep Club 12. GERALD DECKER Jerry , Academic Industrial. Counselor's Honor List 10, 11, 125 Track 11, 125 Intramurals 125 Varsity B 11, 125 Volleyball 10, 12. TOM DELLAPENNA Del , College. Forensic Forum 105 Projection Guild 10, 115 Football 10, 11, 125 Intramurals 10. ELOISE JAN DENNEY. Academic Mathc- matics. Counselor's Honor List 10, 125 Pep Club 12. FRANCIS DEORIO K'Peanut . Academic Industrial. Intramurals 10. GEORGE DERR Derr . Vocational Auto. CONSTANCE DOMINICK Connie , Com- mercial. Student Council 105 North Star 125 Jr. Red Cross 105 Literary Club 115 Bowling 115 G.A.A. 125 Pep Club 11. RAYMOND L. DOOLITTLE Ray , Col- lege. Stage Crew 10, 11, 125 Counselor's Honor List 10, 11, 125 Football 12. ESTELLA DOWNS Stel . Vocational Stenographic. Little Theater Guild 10, 11, 125 Wampum 105 North Star 10, 115 Coun- selor's Honor List 10. THOMAS J. DOWNS Voc . Vocational Machines. Jr. Red Cross 115 Track 115 Intramurals 10, 11, 12. YESSLER N. DUKE JANICE DRESSLER Jani , College En- trance. Honor Society 11, 12, Forensic Forum 11.12, Little Theatre Guild 10,11, North Star 10, Literary Club 11,12g Coun- selor-'5 Honor List 10,11, 12. NICHOLAS DUKE Duke , Vocational Machine. Honor Society 11.12, Student Council 10,11, Counse1or's Honor List 10, Il, 12. MARY GRACE EASTMAN, Academic Science. Little Theatre Guild 10.11, North Star 11.12, Literary Club 12, Counse1or's Honor List 10,11,12, Personal Workers Club 10. PATRICIA ELLIOTT Pat , Academic Science. G.A.A. 10,1I,12, NU Club 12, Counselor's Honor List 10, 11, 12. SHIRLEY MAE ENSINGER 4'Shirl . Aca- demic An. Paint Crew 11, Literary Club 11. 12. JANICE EVANS Jan . Academic Science, Forensic Forum 10, Little Theatre Guild 11.12, Junior Red Cross 11.12, Literary Club 12, Intramurals 10,11,12, G. A. A. 11, 12, N Club 12. JOANNE EVANS Jo . Academic Science. Wampum 10, Junior Red Cross 10, 11, Lit- erary Club 12, G.A.A. 11.12, N Club 12, Counselor's Honor List 10, 11. RICHARD EVANS Dick'R College En- trance. Honor Society 11, 12, Student Coun- cil 11, Band 10, 11 , 12, Orchestra 10, 11. 12. VIOLA FABRIZIO Fuz Ball . Commer- cial. North Star 10, 11, Literary Club 11, 12, Intramurals 10. 11, 12, Cheerleaders 12, G.A.A. 10.i1.12, HN Club 11.12, Pep Club 10. sri M.E PAUL F. FEDORWICH Fido , Commer- cial. Intramurals 10,11.12. ANN FIGARY, Vocational Stenographic. Honor Society 12, North Star 11.12, Liter- ary Club 11. 12, Counse1or's Honor List 11. 12. EDITH FINSEL Edie . Commercial, Student Council 11, Paint Crew 12, Wam- pum 11, 12, North Star 10, Pep Club 10.11, 12. ANGELO FIORE Ango , Academic Math- ematics. Paint Crew 10.11, Kc-y Club 10. 11.12, Hi-Y 10, 11, Bowling ll, 12, Counse- lor's Honor List 10. RONALD FISHER Fish . Technical Mechanical. Honor Society ll, 12, Student Council 10. 11, Wampum 12, Junior Rod Cross 10, Intramurals 10, C oun se l o r ' s Honor List 10, 11, 12. BARBARA ANN FLYNN Barb , College Entrance. Literary Club 11.12, Intramur- als 12, Counselor's Honor List ll. JOAN FOLEY Jo . Vocational Stcnog- raphic. Student Council ll. 12. Junior Red Cross 10,111 Intramurals 11.12, Pep 10. PAULA JUNE FOOTE. C om m 0 rc ial. North Star 10.11, Counselor's Honor List 10.11, JAN FORISHA t'Tcx . Technical Mechan- ical, Baseball 10.11.12, Bowling 10.11. 12, Varsity Ball. S. ENSINGER X rg, I. EVANS R. EVANS V. FABRIZIO P. FEDORWICH A. FIGARY E FINSEL :Q ' FIORE R. FISHER B. FLYNN J. FOLEY P. FOOTE J FORISHI x t '- I . Q .-,. ii 5 J EVANS uf QW 35 W, ev Sv '. FOTORNY it 1 'dt f-gn .3900 Egg' ' Q5 .4-. -. , ' 7? , ' , i kr -1' ck ,aid E. FOX C. FRITZ N. FULLER M. FURINO G. -qs' I. . 0. FS x-Q3 'ffl if if I 'af np-gf 1 GARBARINO D. GEISER R. GEORGE H. GERMAND J. GIGLIOTTI J. Q, , , 6 vv' S X I L. GRAY D. GREENOUGH B. GREGARY J. GREGORY C. HACKETT PHILLIP FOTORNY Phil . College. Truck 11, 12, Cross Country 11, Intra- murals 10, 12, Ba.nd10, 11, 12,0rChCstr:1 10, 11, 12, Counselorls Honor List 10, 11, 12, Wrestling 12. ESTHER J. FOX Foxy , Commercial. Intramurals 10, 11, 12, G.A.A. 10, 11, 12 Pep Club 11, 12. CONSTANCE ANNE FRITZ HConnie . Vocational Stenographic. Student Council 10, Wampum 10, North Star 11, 12, Jr. Red Cross 10, Art Club 11, Bowling 10, Pep Club 10. NANCY ADONNA FULLER Blondie , Art. Paint Crew 12, Basketball 12. MARGARET FURTNO Peggy . Academic Science. Honor Society 11, 12, Student Council 11, 12, Forensic FOFUUI 10, 113 Paint Crew 10, Literary Cluh 11, 12, Bzind 10, 11, 12, Orchestra 10, 11, 12. GEORGE GAMBLE Proctcr . Academic Industrial. Student Council 12, Football 10, 11, 12, Baseball 10, 11, 12, Intramurals 10, 11, 12. EDWARD F. GARBARINO The Chzimpu. Academic Industrial. Student Council 10, 11, 12, Jr. Red Cross 11, Art Club 11, Football 10, 11, 12, Track 10, 11, 12, Intramurals 10, 11, 12, Varsity B 11, 12. DOUGLAS GEISER Geis . College, Stage Crew 10, ll, B:1sketbull10, 11, 12, Base- baill 10, 12, Intrz1mur:ilsl0, Varsity B 11, I-r y RONALD GEORGE Ron . Commercial. Projection Guild 10, 11, 12. HELEN GERMAND. College. Student Council 10, Jr. Red Cross 10, 12, Literary Club 11, 12, Intramurals 10, 12, Counselor's Honor List 10, 11, 12, Chorus 10. JOHN A. GIGLIOTTI JIg . Commercial. Projection Guild 10, 11, Jr. Red Cross 11, Football 10, Counse-1or's Honor List 10. JAMES GILMORE Willie,'. Technical Mechanical. Baseball 10, 11, Intrzimurals 10, 11, 12, Counselors Honor List 11, 12. LAWRENCE GRAY f'Ape . Technical Mechanical. Student Council 12, Little Theatre Guild 10, 11, 12, Key Club 12, Counselor's Honor List 10, 11, 12. DONNA GREENOUGH. C o m m e r c 1 al. Counselor's Honor List 10. BETTY GREGARY Bets . Homemaking. Chorus 10, 12, Choir 11, 12, Counselor's Honor List 10, 11, 12. JENNIE GREGORY Pain, College. Lit- erary Club 11, 12, Intramurals 11, 12, Choir 11, 12. CHARLES D. HACKETT'KTed'l. Academic Science. Student Council 11, Little Theatre Guild 10, 11, 12, Wampum 11, 12, Key Club 12, Tennis 10, 11, 12, Counselor's Honor List 11, 12. LEONA HALL. Homemaking. Student Council Il, North Star 12, Literary Club 12, Y-Teens 10, 11, 12, Counselor's Honor List 10. A Q 1 f GAMQ 2314 .,4 ,..... 'O GILMC -sg V 'yv L. HAI SARAH JANE HAMILTON. Academic' Art. Paint Crew 105 North Star 11, 125 Jr. Red Cross 105 Literary Club 11, 125 Art Club ll, 125 Pep Club 105 Counselor's Honor List 11. DOLORES HANKEY. Homemaking. Pep Club 115 Counselor's Honor List 10, 125 Y- Teens 11. GLORIA HANNAY. College Entrance. Literary Club 11, 125 Band 10, 11, 125 Honor Society 11, 125 Counselorls Honor List 10, 11, 12. DAVID HARDY. College Entrance. Student Council 105 Forensic Forum 105 Counse1or's Honor List 10, 11. REGINA MARY HARDY Jeanne , Aca- demic Science. Honor Society 11, 125 Forensic Forum 10, 11, 125 Little Theatre Guild 10, 11, 125 North Star 11, 125 Literary Club 11, 125 Counselors Honor List 10, 11, 125 Drivers' Association 12. NORMAN HARRIS Norm . Commercial Course. Jr. Red Cross 105 Drivers' Association 125 Baseball 11, 125 Varsity Basketball 12. RUTH HAYES. College Entrance. Student Council 10, 115 Little Theatre Guild 10, 11, 125 Paint Crew 10, 11, 125 North Star 105 Art Club 105 Band 105 Orchestra 10. SHIRLEY HAYES Shirl . Clerical Office Practice. Paint Crew 10, 11, 125 Wam- pum 125 Pep Club 105 Tri-Hi-Y 10, 11, 125 Counsolor's Honor List 10, 11, 12. JOHN HELSTEIN. Commercial. Intra- murals 10, 11, 125 Counselor's Honor List 12. HELEN HERRICK. College Entrance. Honor Society 11, 125 Little Theatre Guild 10, 11, 125 North Star 11, 125 Literary Club 11, 125 French Club 115 Band 10, 11. JOYCE HERZOG. Home Economics. North Star 11, 125 Jr. Red Cross 10: LUCFHYY Club 12. WALTER HIBBARD Walt . Vocational Auto. Stage Crew 10: JT- Red Cross 12' JOSEPH HICKEY Joe . Academic Science. Band 10, 11, 125 Orchestra 10, 11, 12. BARBARA ANNE HICKOK Barb . Home- making. Student Council 10, 11, 125 Band 105 Counselor's Honor List 10, 11. BARBARA HILLARY Bobbie , Academic Homemaking. Basketball 10, 115 N Club 10, 11, 125 Counselor's Honor List 11. DALE H'INMAN. Academic Art. Y-Teens 10, 11, 12. DONALD HINMAN. Academic Science. Forensic Forum 10, 115 Hi-Y 10, 115 Choir 10, 115 Chorus 10, 11. FREDERICK HOLDEN Fred'l. Academic Science. Little Theatre Guild 10, 11, 125 Counselor's Honor List 10, 11, 125 French Club 115 Drivers' Association 12. IAMILTON D. HANKEY G. HANNAY D. HARDY R. HARDY N. HARRIS .xy it 1: 'I' -are V I 'N N zen X5 5 iz. , Na fr- ' Q ' ' -1 --, N- .55 it . it fi A . HAYES S. HAYES J. HELSTEIN H. HERRICK J. HERZOG W. HIBBAR 4 W mfs :st 5' Y 5 Q13-wfrr it-ff ' , HICKEY B. HICKOK B. HILLARY D. HINMAN D. HINMAN F. HOLDE 5 R' if A IM ss: ' io lark? .fy 3' T71 A 'Q' 'war 1 ,,, f. ' nt!! . HOLOVKA M. HOLTZMASTER N. HOWLAND G. HUGHES N. JACKSON E. JONI G--' ,Mo T' . W? l, , . gxa kin . 8-Q .ll s k i Q . fi K S tm F '5' if M. JONES L. KATUNAK L. KELLAM S. KELLY G. KENEFICK W. KIENZ fab' lip-'Qi' Q' W at! Q ii-if 1 fFiQ'W ii . , 2. KIPPER B. KISHPAUGH C. KLEIN P. KLEPFER B. KNAPP R. KNAI CHARLES HOLOVKA t'Chuck . Technical Mechanical. Jr. Red Cross 115 Track 11, 125 Cross Country 125 Intramurals 10, 11, 12. MARGUERITE HOLTZMASTER Toastie . Academic Science, Honor Society 11, 125 Little Theatre Chiild 10, 115 North Star 125 Pep Club 105 Counselor's Honor List 10, 11, 12. NANCY HOWLAND Nance , Academic Mathematics. Jr. Red Cross 105 Pep Club 115 Counselor's Honor List 12, GAIL HUGHES. Vocational Stenographic. Pep Club 10, 11. NANCY ANN JACKSON Nan , Academic Homemaking. ERNEST JONES Ernie , Academic In- dustrial. Hi-Y 10. MARIE JONES Tootsie',. Commercial. Wampum 125 North Star 10, 115 Intramurals 10, 11, 125 G.A.A. 10, 11, 125 N Club 11, 12, LILLIAN KATUNAK Lil , Commercial. Jr. Red Cross 105 Counselor's Honor List 11, 12. LINDA KELLAM. Academic Art. Paint Crew 105 North Star 125 Literary Club 11, 125 Art Club 10, 11, 125 Pep Club 105 French Club 115 Counselor's Honor List 11, 12. SHARON KELLY Sherry . Vocational Stenographic. North Star 105 Intramurals 10, 115 G.A.A. 11, 125 Pep Club 105 Coun- selor's Honor List 10. GEORGE KENEFICK. Academic Mathe- matics, Hi-Y 105 Track 115 Cross Country 11, 125 Intramurals 10, 11, 125 Counselor's Honor List 10, 11, 12, WILLIAM F. KIENZLER Bill , Voca- tional Machines. Hi-Y 11, 125 Counse1or's Honor List 10, 11, 12. EMMA KIPPER Emmy , Academic Science. Honor Society 11, 125 Student Council 10, 115 North Star 10, 11, 125 Lit- erary Club 11, 125 Intramurals 10, 115 G. A.A. 10, 11, 125 Counselor's Honor List 10, 11, 12. BARBARA KISHPAUGH Barb , Academic Business. Wampum 11, 125 Jr. Red Cross 105 G.A.A. 125 Pep Club 125 Counselor's Honor List 11, CHARLES KLEIN Charlie , Commercial. PATRICIA KLEPFER Pat , Commercial, Wampum 11, 125 Jr. Red Cross 105 Y- Teens 115 Counselor's Honor List 10, 11, 12, BARBARA KNAPP Barb , College En- trance. Literary Club 11, 125 Counselor's Honor List 10, RICHARD KNAPP Dick , Academic Science. Counselor's Honor List 10, 11, 12, KNIFFEN S. KOPPLER GORDON KNIFFEN Gordie , Academic Incustrial. Baseball 11, Intramurals 10, 11, Counselor's Honor List 10, 11, 12. SUZANNE KOPPLER Sue , College. Student Council 10, 12, Literary Club 11, 12, Intramurals 10, 11, 12, G,A.A. 11, 12, Band 10, ll, 12, Orchestra 10, 11, 12, Counselor's Honor List 10, 11, 12. MARY ANN KOSTYSHAK, Commercial. Student Council 11, 12, Paint Crew 10, 11, 12, Jr. Red Cross ll, Literary Club 11, 12, Counselor's Honor List 10, 11, 12. LORRAINE KOSLOWSKI, College Entrance. Honor Society ll, 12, Student Council 12, Little Theater Guild 10, 11, 12, Forensic Forum 10, 11, 12, Intramurals 10, 11, G.A,A. 11, 12, Band 10, ll, 12. LUDWIG KUHL Lad , Vocational Auto. Counselor's Honor List 10, 11, JOANNE KUKOLt'Kuk , Academic Mathe- matics. Little Theatre Guild 10, 11, 12, Paint Crew 10, Wampum 10, 11, 12, Intra- murals 10, 11, 12, G.A.A. 10, 11, 12, N Club ll, 12. SHIRLEY LACEY Shirl . College. Honor Society 11, 12, Little Theater Guild 10, 11, Literary Club 12, Intramurals 10, 11, 12, G.A.A. 11, 12, Counselor's Honor List 10, ll, 12. SHIRLEY LEONARD Shirl , Academic Business. Wampum 10, Pep Club 10, 11, 12, Counselor's Honor List 10, 11, 12, AMELIA LEONE Millie , General Busi- ness, Little Theatre Guild 10, 11, 12, Wampum 10, North Star 10, Il, Intramurals 10, 11, G.A.A. 11, Art Club 10. BILLIE LU LIDDIC Bill , Academic Science. Little Theatre Guild 10, ll, 12, North Star ll, 12, Intramurals 10, ll, 12, Cheerleaders 11, 12, G,A.A. 10, ll, 12, N Club 11, 12, Counselor's Honor List 10, 11, 12. ALMA LIVERMORE Jeanie , College Entrance, Forensic Forum ll, 12, Jr. Red Cross 10, Counselor's Honor List 10, 11, 12, North High Drivers'Associalion 12, JUDITH LORD Judy , College Entrance. Forensic Forum 11, 12, North Star 11, 12, Literary Club 12, Counselor's Honor List 10, EUGENE LOTT, Technical Mechanical. Student Council ll, Jr. Red Cross 10, Counselors Honor List 10, Il, 12, North High Drivers' Association 12. JANET LUCEY Jan , Academic Busi- ness. North Star 10, 11, Jr. Red Cross 10, 11, Literary Club 11, 12, Intramurals 10, ll. KAY LYON Kasey , College Entrance. Paint Crew 11, Wampum 11, Literary Club 11, 12, Intramurals 10, ll, G,A,A, ll, 12, Pep Club 12. JEAN MAC DONALD Jeanie , General Business. Paint Crew 10, 11, Intramurals 10. PATRICIA MAGUIRE Pat , Academic Science. Wampum 12, North Star ll, 12, Cheerleaders Il, 12, Pep Club 11, 12. JOYCE MAREAN. Academic Science. Jr. Red Cross 10, 11, 12, Literary Club 12, Intramurals 10, 11, 12, G.A.A, 10, ll, 12, N Club ll, 12, Counselor's Honor List io, 11, 12. M. KOSTYSHAK L. KOZLOWSKI L. KUHL J. KUKOI .4-My lk rib 1- Y 1 S. LACEY S. LEONARD A. LEONE, B. LIDDIC A. LIVERMORE J. LORI 54:- E. LOTT J, LUCEY K. LYON Q? lf-1' ' 4 gf J. MAC DONALD P. MAGUIRE J. , sr MARE. ri 'we E'wv' 'F-21 s .ar-s.. 'af 3' if - AA -,Q i5f::3: J Nuff' ... it - :: M-' . 'His . MARELLA R. MASCIARELLI s A., MCCAULEY J. MCCHESNEY CQ V. MEHAL E. MELLEN We B H vi -i Wig . X ...... . 1 1 1 k r I ' I Mfg. I A 'J -1- 1. K A JOYCE MARE LLA. Commercial. RAYMOND MASCIARELLI Ray . Com- mercial. VICTOR MASTRONARDI Vi c . Com- mercial. Bowling 10, 11, 125 Counselors Honor List 12. MICHAEL MATESESE Mike , Academic Mathematics. Wampum 10, 11, 125 North Star 10, 115 French Club 11, 125 Camera Club 125 Counsclor's Honor List 10. RICHARD MCCAFFREY Dick . College Entrance. Student Council 10, 115 Forensic Forum 105 North Star 10. TOM MCCARTHY Mac . Academic Science. Student Council 105 Forensic Forum 115 Band 10, 11, 125 Orchestra 10, 11, 125 Counselor's Honor List 10, 11, 12. JOHN MCCAULEY Mac , Academic Mathematics. Student Council 125 Forensic Forum 11, 125 Track 11, 125 Cross Country 11, 125 Intramurals 10, 11, 125 Band 10, 11, 125 Orchestra 10, 11, 12. JANET MCCHESNEY 'tJa.n . Academic Literary Club 125 Intramurals Science. 10, 11, 125 G.A.A. 11, 125 Drivers' Association 12. FRANCIS MCCRONE t'Mac . Vocational Auto. Student Council 125 Baseball 10, 11, 125 Bowling 125 Intramurals 10, 115 Volley- lmll 115 Drivers' Association 12. 2 . f 4 V. MASTRONARDI M. MATESESE R. MCCAFFREY il X F. MCCRONE B. MCCUNN B. MCKERCHER K R. MICHALEK H. MILKS P. MILLSPAUGH BARBARA ANN McCUNN Babs . Aca- demic Mathematics. Little Theatre Guild 10, 115 Wampum 10, 11, 125 Literary Club ll, 12. BETTY MCKERCHER Bets . Academic Homemaking. Chorus 105 Y-Teens 10, ll, 12. LEO MCMAHON. Academic Science. In- tramurals 10. VICTOR J. MEHAL Vic . Vocational Machines. Counselor's Honor List 10. E. ALLEN MELLEN. College. Honor Society 11, 125 Forensic Forum 10, 11, 125 Little Theatre Guild 105 Band 10, 11, 125 Counselor's Honor List 10, 11, 12. ROBERT MICHALEK 'fBob . Vocational Machines. Hi-Y 10, 115 Football 10, 11, 125 Track 115 Intramurals 10, 11, 125 Counselor's Honor List 10, ll, 12. x 5... g yi 454' gg!!! .mf f? -is . 1.4. 5 T. MCCAR . . fi 4 . . sf I L. MCMAI V. MITCHE HARLEY MILKS Chum . Academic In- dustrial. Counse1or's Honor List 10. PETE MILLSPAUGH. College. Student Council 10, 11, 125 Forensic Forum 105 Tennis 105 Football 10, 11, 12. VIRGINIA MITCHELL Ginnie . Academic Science. Honor Society 11, 125 Student Council 11, 125 Literary Club 11, 125 Pep Club 11, 125Counselor's Honor List 10, 11, 125 French Club 11. TONY MONFORTI-I Little Mone . Aca- demic Music. Football 11, 12, Track 11, 12, Intramurals 10, 11, 12. PATRICK MONFORTE Pat , Academic Music. Projection Guild 10, Football 10, 11, 12. BETTY MOPPET'I 'Bct . Academic Busi- ness, North Star 10, Intramurals 10, 11, G.A.A. 11, 12, Pep Club 10, Counselor's Honor List 11. DONALD MORAN Cyano . Commercial. Student Council 10, Baseball 10, 11, 12, Intramurals 10, 11, 12. M A R G U E R I 'I' E MOTT Meg . Com- mercial-Musir. Choir 11, 12. JAMES P. MOURT Mort . Academir Mathematics. Honor Society 11, 12, Band 10, 11, 12, Orchestra 10, ll, 12, Coun- selor's Honor List 10, 11, 12. DOROTHY MURRAY Dot . Academic Mathematics. North Star 11, 12, Literary Club 11, 12, Counselor's Honor List 10, ll, 12. RICHARD NEVILLE NeV . Academic Industrial. CHARLOTTE NORTON Charlie , Col- lege Entrannv. Honor Society 11, 12, Little Thcatrc Guild 10, 11, 12, Literary Club 12, Intramurals 10,11, G. A.A. 12, Pep Club 10, Counsclor's Honor List 10, 11, 12, ONFORTE P. MONFORTE B. MOPPETT Q '!' U-ff 5 IURRAY R. NEVILLE C. NORTON . 'vox C? ALMER R. PARKE Y. PARKE . 1.-, Y, -.fn A 3 5 '27 RICHARD 0'Nl-Ill, Ricardo , Aradoniir' Industry. Baseball 10, Intramurals 10, 11, 12. al- MADGE OSTRANDER. Comm:-rci Socrvtary Practice, Paint Crow 11, Jr. Red Cross 10, 11, Literary Club 11, 12, Intramurals 10, 11, 12, G.A.A. 11 12, Counselors Honor List 10, 11, 12. BRENDAN J. 0'ROURKE. Ac'arlvmicMath0- matics. Counselors Honor List 10, 11, 12. THERESA PALMER Tcrry . Com- mercial. 'Fri Hi-Y 11. ROBERT PARKI-J George , Vocational Machines. Intramurals 10, 11. YVONNE PARKE Bonnie , Coininorvial. Paint Crow 10, 11, Wampum 11, North Star 10, 11. 12, Pop Club 10, Counsvloi s Honor List 12. PAUL PASQUALI-I HChub . Cominercial. Football 12, Baseball 12, Intramurals l2. WINIFRED PATTON Winn.iv . Acacia-riiic' Sciencc. Paint Crow 12, Wampum 11, 12, North Star 10, ll, 12, Jr. Red Cross 11, 12, Literary Club 11, 12, Pop Club 10, 11, 12, Counselors Honor List 10, ll, 12. PATRICIA POKORNY I'ntti . Com- mercial, Honor Society 11, 12, Wampum 10, 12, Jr. Red Cross 10, 11, '1'riHi-Y 10, 11, 12, Cuunselor's Honor List 10, ll, 12. D. MORAN fish J -Cin ' R. O'NIEL P. PASQUALE x, vu-93 YES' ,X M. MOTT M. OSTRANDER W. PATTON Lil: J. MOURT If .V .1 , 4 x B. O'ROURKE 3 , .., X. I T1 A . P. POKORNY ,-up 'ff bf I ,s I f 1 '57 ,W ....... s . ,.,,q.. , . -.q'1..- - we M I a . . ' . 1 . POLIZOTTO J. PRATT W. PRATT P. REDMOND S. REED ,N-v, 'El'-'7. l ii iv .-'iii 63.4 . ' ' Ka. A I s 5 X we A C35 A. RICH A TfTA :af M 'S A. RIVAS P. ROEHM D. RUSSELL S. RUSSELL F. SACCO B. SAG if ,gnu 1... W. SAGER T... 'I-.4 I i L A. SALISBURY P. SALMON L. SALVEMINI s. SARITI JAMES POLIZOTTO Penguin , College Entrance. Honor Society 11, 12, Student Council 12, Football 10, 11, 12, Baseball 10, 11, 12, Varsity B 11, 12. JAMES PRATT 'tJim . Academic Indus- trial. WALTER G. PRATT'KWalt . Commercial. Counse1or's Honor List 11. PETER REDMOND Pete , Academic Science. Jr. Red Cross 12, Intramurals 10, 11, 12, Counselor's Honor List 10, 11, 12. SALLY JEANNE REED 'tS:1l . Academic Science. Honor Society 11, 12, Paint Crew 10, North Star 10, 11, 12, Jr. Red Cross 10, Literary Club 11, 12, Orchestra 10, 11, 12, Counselor's Honor List 10, 11, 12. AGNES RICHARDS Aggie , Commercial. Paint Crew 10, 11, Wampum 11, 12, North Stair 10, 11, Counselor's Honor List 10, 11. ALFRED RIVAS HAI . Academic Indus- trial. PHYLLIS JANE ROEHM Phyl . College Entrance. Honor Society 11, 12, Student Council 11, Little 'Theater Guild 10, 11, 12, Jr. Red Cross 11, Literary Club 11, 12, French Club 11, 12, Choir 10. DOLORES RUSSELL Lorrie . Com- mercial, SUSANNE RUSSELL f'Aunt Sue . College Entrance. North Star 11, 12, Jr. Red Cross 11, 12, Literary Club 12, G.A.A. 10, 11, 12, Band 10, 11, 12, Counselor's Honor List 10, 11, 12, French Club 11, 12. FRANK SACCO Sac . College Entrance. Projection Guild 10, 11. BARBARA SAGER Bobby , Commercial. WESLEY SAGER Wes , Academic In- dustrial. ALICE SALISBURY. Commercial. North Star 10, 11, Jr. Red Cross 10, 11, Y- Teens 11, 12. PETER SALMON t'Pete . Academic Science. Forensic Forum 10, 11, Hi-Y 10, 11, 12, Band 10, 11, 12, Orchestra 10, 11, 12, Driving Club 12, Little Theater Guild 11, 12, Stage Crew 10. LORETTA SA LVE MINI 'tLori . Com- mercial. Police Athletic League 12, Coun- se1or's Honor List 10, 12, Pep Club 10. SAMUEL SARITI Sam , Commercial. Track 11, 12, Cross Country 11, 12, Var- sity B 11, 12, Volleyball 12, Counselnr's Honor List 10, 11. JOSEPH SHARRA J0e . Science-Math. Intramurals 12, Band 10, 11, Orchestra 10. 15-' J. SHAI EHRAEDER -,.x 'IIFFLETT Q! 4? SMITH SYLVIA SCHRAEDER June , Business Machines. Forensic Forum 125 Photo Camera Club 12. GERTRUDE SCHULER Gertie . Aca- demic Science. Honor Society 11, 125 Stu- dent Council 105 Wampum 11, 125 North Star ll, 125 Literary Club 11, 125 Pep Club 105 Counselor's Honor List 10, 11, 12. RICHARD SCHUSTER Dick . Academic. Art Club 10, 11. JAMES S1-JB1iS'l'A'tJim . College Entrance Key Club ll, 125 Hi-Y 11. GEORGE SIIEPTOCK Shep , College En- trance. Honor Society ll, 12. STANLEY SHIE LDS Stan , Vocational Auto. Counselors Honor List 10, ll, 12. MARJORIE SHIFFLETT Margie . Com- mercial. North Star 115 Jr. Red Cross 105 Literary Club 125 Pep Club 12. PAUL SIIIPTENKO Ship Technical Mechanical. Bowling ll5 Intramurals 10 ll, 125 Counselors Honor List 10, 11, 12 PHYLLIS ANNI-I SHURTLE F F 'KAnnc College Entrance. French Club 115 Coun- selor's Honor List 12. 1 ANNETTE E. SMITH Butch , Academic Science. Forensic Forum 105 Wampum 125 North Star 125 Literary Club 105 Intra- murals 105 Counselors Honor List 10, Il 12. I 4-.0 DONNA PAY SMITH. Vocational Steno- graphic. Paint Crew 10, 115 WampLm1 125 Counselor's Honor List 10, 11, 12. PATRICIA ANN SMITH Smity . Here- tarial Stcnographic. Counselor's Honor List IO. PATRICIA LOIS SMITH Pat , Com- mercial. Forensic Forum 125 Counselors Honor List 105 Photography Club 12. PHILYS SMITH J. P. College Entrance Honor Society 11, 125 Student Council 10, 125 Little Theatre Guild 10, 115 Intramurals 12. BEVERLY SPELLMAN t'Bev . College Entrance. Student Council 10, ll, 125 Forensic Forum 10, ll, 125 Little Theatre Guild 10, 115 North Star 11, 125 Literary Club11,125G.A.A.l1, l2, BARBARA STANTON Barb . College Entrance, Honor Society 11, 125 Forensic Forum 105 Jr. Red Cross 115 Literary Club 11, 125 Counselor's Honor List 10, ll, 125 French Club 11. EDWARD STEELE Ed , College En- trance. Honor Society 11, 125 Student Council 105 Projection Guild ll, 125 Key Club 10, ll, 125 French Club 115 Coun- selor's Honor List 10, ll, 125 BoyS'State ll. CARULYN S'l'l'IICRl'I, Academic Home- making. Wampum 12. G. SCHULER R. SCHUSTER J. SEBESTA G. SHEPTOCK S. SHIELDS -GI' v ,...fr 6 If W P. SHTPTENKO P. SHURTLEFF A, SMITH D. SMITH P. SMITH f 72 2 'K Wu we 41 ,., 4' if 5 5-3, ' Tx -NIXZXX 5 P. SMITH B. SPELLMAN B. STANTON E. STEELE c. STEERE , Nfl '77 ,.,.. ff-sl ,vw . STERLING J. STRAIN QN- 'C' ,s-..,, 1. SULLIVAN R. SWIFT V ,Qu +0 -our T. TIGHE J. TOMASKY as D STROUD W STRUNK Q-ga J. TALLET M. TER BOSS L' W. TREBILCOCK R. TYLER JAN STERLING Jo . College Entrance. Honor Society 11, 125 Forensic Forum 10, 115 North Star 125 Literary Club 125 Coun- selor's Honor List 10, 11, 125 Band 10. JIM STRAIN Baby Awk , Academic Mathematics. Student Council 105 Coun- selo1 s Honor List 10, 12, Football 10, 11, 125 Basketball 10, 11, 125 Track 115 Base- ball 10, 125 Varsity B 11, 12. DONNA STROUD HPeanut . Vocational Stenographic. Student Council 11g North Star 10, ll5 Counsclor's Honor List 10, 11, 125 Y-Teens 10, 11. WILLIAM ROBERT STRUNK Bill , Aca- demic Mathematics and Science. Honor Society 11, 125 Projection Guild 115 Coun- selor's Honor List 10, 11, 12. ELIZABETH STUDER Liz , Business Machines. Wampum 125 North Star 125 Counselors Honor List ll, 125 Bowling 125 Intramurals 11, 12. FRANCIS SULLIVAN 'fSully , Academic M atheni at ic s . ROBERT SULLIVAN HSully , Academic Business. Jr. Red Cross 105 Intramurals ll, 12. RAYMOND SWIFT 'iR:iy . Academic ln- mlustrial. Student Council l25 Stage Crew 10. ll, 125 Paint Crew ll, 45 M l.l -:ai 45'- . 'NE 5 5 ossrr ' -. f,-,tg v-.77 E, STUDER F. SULLI I J. THOMPSON B. TIEI f'e-'O T' Ras ' -N, -. M. VAN DERPOOL D. VAN KI JOHN DANIEL TALLET. Academic Art. Counselor's Honor List 115 Intramurals 10, 11, 12. MARGARET TER BOSS Annie . Voca- tional Stenographic. North Star 10, 11, 125 Jr, Red Cross 10, 11, 125 Intramurals 11, 125 Pep Club 10, 12. JUNE THOMPSON Junie . College En- trance. Honor Society 11, 125 Student Council 10, 11, 125 Little Theater Guild 10, 11, 125 Literary Club 10, 11, 125 French Club 11. BARBARA TIEL Barb . Vocational Steno- graphic. Jr. Red Cross 115 Counselor's Honor List 10, 11, 12. THOMAS P. TIGHE Tom , Academic Mathematics. Intramurals 10, 11, 12. JOHN TOMASKY. Academic Mathematics. Student Council 105 Counselor's Honor List 125 Intramurals 10, 11, WILLIAM TREBILCOCK Bill . Com- mercial. RICHARD TYLER Dick'l. Vocational Auto, Counselors Honor List 10. MARTIN VAN DERPOOL Ma1'ty',. C01- lcge, Counselor's Honor List 10, 11. DIANNE VAN KUREN. Office Practice. North Star 115 Counselors Honor List 105 Pep Club io. VILLIAMS LUCILLE VAN STEEMBURG Lu . Com- mercial Coursc. Literary Club 125 Band 10, 11, 125 Orchostra105 Counselor's Honor List 10, 11, 12. DOUGLAS WAGNER 'iBugs . Vocational Machines. Student Council 115 Football 11, 125 Intramurals 10, 115 Varsity Basketball 125 Counselor's Honor List 10, 11, 12. JOHN P. WARD Jack , Academic Mathe- matics. CARLDN WARREN Carl . Academic In- dustrial. Projection Guild 115 Counselor's Honor List 12. SHIRLEYANN WEBB i'Boots . Com- mercial, Forensic Forum 105 Y-Teens 125 Bowling 10, 11, PATRICIA WEBBER Pat . Commercial. Student Council 105 Jr. Red Cross 105 In- tramurals 10, 11, 12. JOHN WELSH Scavpo . College Entrance. Cross Country 115 Intramurals 115 Wrest- ling 12. WILLIAM L WENDLANT Eycs . College Science, Forensic Forum 105 Little Theatre Guild 10, 11, 125 Paint Crew 10, 11, 125 Projection Guild 10, 11, 125 Wampum 10, 11, 125 Key Club 10, 11, 125 Counselor's Honor List 10, 12. FLOYD WESCOTT Junior , Vocational Machines. Student Council 115 Jr. Red Cross 105 Counselor's Hmor List 10, 11, 125 Track 10, 11, 125 Varsity Basketball ll. DAVID WEYANT Dave , Vocational Machines. Counselor's Honor List 10, 11, 12. AN STEEMBURG D. WAGNER J. WARD C. WARREN WELSH W. WENDLAND'I' F. WESCOTT D. WEYANT 932195, ,, Z T. WILLIAMS W. WILLIAMS R. WILLIS L 1' 1 :L m e lii. f ein lif ii 3 A 1 CHARLES WILCOY Will . Academic Mathematics. CAROLYN WILLIAMS. Academic Home- making. Jr. lied Cross 125 Counsclor's Honor List 11, 12. ELAINE WILLIAMS. Academic Homo- making. Wampum 125 Literary Club 125 C0unselor's Honor List 11, 12. THOMAS WILLIAMS Tom , College En- trance. Honor Society 11, 125 Projection Guild 11, 125 North Star 125 Basketball 11, 125 Track 11, 125 Intramurals 10, 115 Var- sity Basketball 11, 12. ELAINE WILLIAMS. Academic Home- making. Wampum 125 Literary Club 125 Counselor's Honor List 11, 12. THOMAS WILLIAMS Tom . College En- trance, Honor Society 11, 125 Projection Guild 11, 125 North Star 125 Basketball ll, 125 Track 11, 125 Intramurals 10, 115 Var- sity Basketball 11, 12. WILLIS WILLIAMS. Vocational Auto. RICHARD WILLIS Dick , College En- trance. Forensic Forum 10, 11, 125 Little Theatre Guild 10, 11, 125 Projection Guild 11, 125 Wampum 10, 11, 125 North Star ll, 125 Track ll, 125 Cross Country 11. SANDRA WOODROW Sandy , College Entrance. Forensic Forum 105 Wampum 11, 125 Literary Club 11, 125 Counselor's Honor List 10, 115 Intramurals 10, 11, 125 G.A.A. 10, 11, 125 N Club ll, 12. ALBERT J. ZEMANICK Al , Vocational Machines. Counsclor's Honor List 10. 4-if K S. WOODROW A. ZEM . 'Soo Yr? xi S. WEBB P. WEBBEF C. WILCOX C. WILLIAM X ,745 6? 1-17' Af Z. 47 at QR if I 47 1 ,X ,fl X , X J f 1' I ' X f If f JUNE SENIOR NOTABLES Top left: Ed Garbarino, Class Jester. First rov 111 Harold Cole, Most popular boyg 121 Gloria Beam Most popular girlg 131 James Strain, Handsomest bo! 141 Joanne Kukol, Best looking girlg 151 Linda Kellam Class artist. Second row: 161 Eugenia Barnaha, Bel girl athleteg 171 Peter Millspaugh, Best boy athlete 181 George Gamble, Best natured boyg 191 Mary Ar Kostyshak, Best natured girl, 1101 John Gigliotte Class giggler. Third row: 1111 John McCauly, Quiet est boy, 1121 Sally Reed, Quietest girl, 1131 Jame Sebesta, Most bashful boyg 1141 Gloria Hannay, Mon bashful girl, 1151 Connie Dominick, Noisiest girl Fourth row: 1161 Patsy Monforte, Noisiest boy, 11' Emma Kipper and 1181 Ronald Fisher, Ideal coupl4 1191 Gertrude Schuler, Most brilliant girlg 1201 Philli Smith, Most brilliant boy. Fifth row: 1211 Larl Gray, Class actorg 1221 June Thompson, Clas actressg 1231 Richard Evans, Class musiciang 12, Janice Evans, and 1261 Joanne Evans, Hardest plug gers. Sixth row: 1261 Doug Geiser, Heartbreakel boyg 1271 Patrica Webber, Heartbreaker-girl, 12 Tom Dellapenna, Best boy dresserg 1291 SandraWooc row, Best girl dresserg 1301 Patricia Maguire, Be girl dancer. Seventh row: 1311 Dan Tallet, Best bm dancerg 1321 Ronna DeBloom, Tallest glrlg 1331 Pete Salmon, Tallest boyg 1341 Billie Lu Liddic, Shorte, girlg 1351 Johnny Helstein, Shortest boy. Km , '3 G' 1 'W' 'T ,asm H., if ia,,,a za 4 B zz. ' X ' , 'Ffh ' L wr 5 i Xxx '- . , ' ' .21 A w Q r 0 U, W, ' ,wfsf 1. ls N WV I 1 X j X V ! K A v.,g A 'R Q l N M 4, A x g . X-' V . if ,V AV X v-ef' J, X I 5, I .t I :V I G frf -wi . 2286 'II ng, -A x ' L N' -.4 f ff . . '?'g A-ff' A-f xl Q 9 '-:X Q f 41: NW' Z3 H- aw- 'CT' kg.. A ,,,,, Y L31 1 QQ- 'bf QM 34: 6' - 13,1 I ik. wtf' ,A-vl.'k g -..,l',. - jx.: . ' y. 1 FX , li ,fx na ...qi ADVISORY COMMITTEE Seated: Winnie Patton, Lori Salvemini, Lorraine Kozlowski, Linda Kellarn, Virginia Mitchell. Standing: Gertrude Schuler, Ed Aswad, Fred Holden, Paul Shiptenko, Clark Bailey, Phyllis Roehm. PICNIC Seated: Billie Lu Liddic, Barbara Flynn, Patti Pokorny, Betty Gregory, Elizabeth Studer. Standing: Gloria Beam, Barb Tiel, Victor Mastronardi, Dianne Va.nKuren. SENIOR PROM COMMITTEE Row 1: Linda Kellam, Sarah Hamilton, Jan Evans, Joyce Marean, Emmy Kipper, Janet Crozier, Patti Klepfer, Pat Gregory, Sandy Woodrow. Row 2: Joan Cicak, Pat Ann Smith, Paul Pasquale, Ralph Davenport, Ronald Fisher, Ed Steele, Tom McCarthy, Joanne Evans. 'vac A N ,ml 6:1 O5 -fl!!! f I lf!! C LASS NIGHT Row 1: Kay Lyon, Joan Sterling, Sue Kop- pler, June Thompson, Jeanne Hardy, Helen Herrick. Row 2: Margaret Furino, Ed Aswad, John McCauley, Pete Selmon, Judy Lord. 'A ' W 04 ful P5711 IJ' I' lllf 'J' lr ll . rx, ' ,' 41:7 A Ig Ax l,l Jw fembfa JUNE SENIOR OFFICERS Row 1: Sal1yReed, Girls' Treasurerg Emmy Kipper, Vice-President, and June Thompson, Secretary. Row 2: Tom Williams, Boys' Treasurer, Phil Smith, Presidentg and George Gamble, Boys' Sergeant-at-Arms. 1 -v -9 Q w W Iii. 5 JR' i' Li? I1 ? x ' I ' ' 6 fb ' ix 51 its - f-.1 71-,:?fl7 w- .....,,,1 in ,M dw Q. 1 ,MW ., f -'. v f 4 7M,55.q :Any -u. ,H My 1 5W'1W3Ui ifYP?Q?:EQgxWwp?1kl1av-q:,gxFfEeZE?i a sz 1 ff K ff' W Q 'Q f Vafwtlq North High's valiant Indians missed the Southern Tier Conference Championship by a mere 3 points in 1953. Losing only one game and that by a heartbreak- ing 1 point margin. This is how Coach Gordie 0'Reilly's boys played one of their most successful seasons. North opened at Utica playing the Procter team. The Indians gave a forecast of things to come as they filled the air with passes thrown by quarterbacks Harry Cole and Joe Dimashio. Pete Millspaugh broke away before the lst half ended for a 52 yard T.D. jaunt and Joe Dimashio threw a running pass from the halfback slot to Ed Garbarino, who scampered in for paydirt. Final score? North 21, Procter 0. North's next conquest was Elmira Southside. This lopsided contest showed that in all certainty, North was to be reckoned with as Millspaugh faked off right tackle and raced 87 yards for the end zone and as Little Joe faked off guard and tackles for consistent gains and two scores. Final tally, North 32 - E. S. S. 7. The U.E. game was one of those catastrophes that come all too often in sports. When North came up against U.E. it had only one defense and so in spite of North's early T.D. on a fumble recovery, this game ended 25-25. It was in this game however that the potentiality of North's highly successful split - T option, where the quarterback can hand off to the half- back, pitch to the fullback or keep and go outside of tackle was realized. Time and time again this bit of razzle-dazzle ball gained Indian yardage. Before it had fully recovered from U. E. North ran up against the strong single wing attack of Ithaca. In the first half as Ithaca scored again and again, things looked gloomy indeed. But just before the half time horn blew, the Indians completed a long pass to Pete Millspaugh on the 11 yard line. Then the big fullback showed the form that was to make him the S. T.C. scoring champion, as he pounded to paydirt. Half time score was 27-13 Ithaca. The second half was a oozbaff different story as the Indians caught on fire. The defense stiffened with Neil Dominick and Geori Gamble doing great defensive work. However, ev1 with Dimashio breaking away for a long scoring jau and Jim Strain consistently slithering off tackle fl yardage. The Indians failure to convert extra poin caused the score to be 26-27 Ithaca at the final gu' Even then however North was on the Ithaca 19 ya line and threatening again. The Middletown games only claim to fame was tl fact that it was during this 34-7 fiasco that Pete Mill: paugh obtained the ankle injury which prevented hi from doing much in the following Central game. North's next conquest was the traditional Nortl Central contest. Central playing its best game of tl year still could not subdue the Indians. Despi numerous fumbles Harry Cole sparked a 3rd quartn drive to a T.D. Jim Strain made 2 T.D. 'S runs c the left side beautifully, and Bob Michalek tight-roy walked to a 20 yard T. D. from a quick opener off tl right side of the Indian line. Final score, North 1' Central 13. The J. C. game showed some of the Indian potenti as North ran wild 39-7. Dimashio ran back an I yard kick-off return. E. F.A. was the finest game the Indians played they showed how easily they could have been t' S. T. C. champions. North held Elmira scoreless wi great defense work by Neil Dominick, George Gamk and Jim Polizotto. North's pass defense was supe as Bob Michalek intercepted two key passes and Do Wagner intercepted one which enabled Millspaugh score three plays later. Little Joe Dimashio scor 2 T. D.'s and Jim Strain caught a back pass and swive hipped his way to paydirt. The final score was Noi 27 - E. F. A. 0. Even though they ended up in second place, Noi captured the Binghamton Press Trophy S. T. C. sco ing titles for teams and individuals. Then too, Gor C'Reilly won the Coach of the Year title. ,ew 1 Sew -3 xgga Row 1, left to right: Ed Garbarino, Harold Cole, Bob Matera, Pete Millspaugh, Joe DiMaschio, Jim Strain, Tom Dellapenna, Pat Monforte, George Gamble. Row 2: Al Buckland, Charles Carroll, Jim Pollizotto, Bill Page, Dave Phelps, Neil Dominick, Walt Taber, Don Chambers, Bill Conroy. Row 3: Tippy Mion, Henry Orband, Archie Grassi, Vince Cordi, Ray Doolittle, Tony Monforte, Tony Testani, Bob Michalek, Bob Kelley. Scores 1953 Season tefet 1 1. . c , Utica Proc. 0 North E . S. S. 14 North 25 North Ithaca 27 North Central 13 North Middletown 7 North 7 North E. F. A. 0 North he Ban? Streccch! 6 Down Boy, Down. , Y-4.2 me gf L' F 3 4 Sl i X -7 1 Put it in Reverse. I W5 ' ai 900 Comes me we IK -Fflwfv swf Row 1: B. Owens, E. Holbert, J. Dow, D. Wescott, R. Jurena, E. Georidani, L. Korcheck, D. Gillin Martin. Row 2: T. Dclifio, J. Briggs, J. Chechatka, T. Berun, J. Main, B. Engle, M. Nixon, D. Hurley, B :Devitt, A. Reynolds, J. Boyd, D. Everitt. Row 3: B. Kelley, B. O'Reliey, W. Rudolf, D. Homewood, B. Hanky, R. Brown, M. Legos, D. McDaniels Valanti, B. Adams, D. Wilson, J. Reynolds, R. Serino. The North Junior Indians had a very successful year. For the third straight year the papooses carried off the .T.V. Championship. This was an exceptional year in that the J.V,'s were undefeated. Northis Varsity will profit greatly next year with the addition of these boys who have made such a valuable record for themselves, 56 Z - -Ns 1 ff Z ff X ff' -R i , ' XX A If jr - V-, X .V -f ,ff '1f,r X1-44-f- 1 ', . Z?-if f f' ,ff , ff ,J ,.VV KJ .iw 1- X -X XX v 1 ii' E -,Sb 'K XV xx X KF X i f NX f Z? wv 'X , A ,A , A 1- X ff ff ,.'V , V' MM Q 9 5 K MQ w ff' X ,l ' f X960 wwem Q X w. , i w, 57 930 ,A 'M M , , xl ' ' BN 900 X 'sei 1 Y , 0002 Ciex Sa ii I jg. - J My fa 4 A . QW: 1' ' A J Y I V ' 1 LSOXX0 W. f n , 1 , X K ' V.. I --',Q l1yM 3 5 K ,CX - 43 ' I '3H'f k 3 QS:-,Y j F ' ' ew 9-55 - ,,wyV, X wm lk xii . 000 ix , X HW! V V,,V 1. U I ,505 X :ffm .3 - QUXXS , 'ST 'jx f. E Q X xe ., YW Q1 00 QR , Sf, 7 ,H 4. 'X xx W WQQQ w 2 ' ,031 Fm ' , A O0 , ' . ' X4 , 69199 -S2090 am MMM Coach John Reutlinger Z 57 Come to Papa U12 ada Nda Elevator going up. Roll him over! North opened the season which was to find it in econd place in poor fashion as Union Endicott rounced the Indians 61-52. North's defense looked potty in spite of Don Hurley and Doug Geiser. Then Owego took North 49-42 as Geiser was the nly Indian to break double figures. North walloped Z. F. A. however 68-51 as the Indian defense meshed eautifully for the first time. It was so good that it cld all the E. F. A. men virtually pointless. In a non-conference tilt North once again came out n the short end 51-57. The game with J.C. was quite different story however, as Don Galleger came irough in his overdue form to score 17 points and ed the Warriors to a 63-51 victory. Then the North Indians clobbered Vestal 60-41 and icy looked good as almost everyone scored. Central's gzune defense in the next game kept the idians bottled up as the Bulldogs scored a 58-44 win t North. The Indians bounded back the following week, how- ver as Don Hurley, Doug Geiser, Don Galleger con- aollvd the board and led North to a 62-51 defeat of ortland, dgwhh! N Varsity Basketball Scores North 61 Endicott 52 North 42 Owego 49 , North 68 E,F.A. 51 North 51 Walton 57 North 63 J. C. 51 North 60 Vestal 41 North 44 Central 58 North 62 Cortland 41 North 63 Walton 59 North 74 U. E. 61 North 48 Owego 47 North 49 Vestal 61 North 65 Ii.S.S. 61 North 49 J. C. 46 North 72 Central 98 North 60 Ithaca 72 North 69 Nott Terrace 82 North 57 Vestal 49 North 44 Central 73 With Don Galleger playing his final game for North and scoring 18 points the Indians beat Walton for a 63-59 revenge win. U.E. stopped the Indians the following week 24-74 as the Northmen felt the loss of big Don Galleger. The following week North avenged an earlier defeat as they overcame Owego 48-47. John Rabbit Parry and Don Hurley were the big guns. Bill Hunt scored high and controlled the board as the Indians continued their winning ways, and trounced Vestal 61-49. North took E. S. S. 65-61 on Southsides home court as Hunt hit for 25. Big Doug Geiser hit his millinium as he scored 25 points and led the Reutlingermen to a 49-46 victory over J. C. Nevertheless the following week Ted Park led Central to a 98-72 win over North. Next, Nott Terrace beat North 89-69. Doug Geiser, Bill Hunt, and Don Hurley all broke double figures to squash Ithaca 72- 60. In the final game as the Indians met Central in their playoffs the Reutlingermen suffered an off night and went down to a 73-44 defeat. In the playoffs W ' ,, 1 u . ,, X fi 1 Qt QE, K 5 JE X i M Q Bwbfb Ylorohak Sonny Setino Aoe Ywegnokke i , ' ' xi meander it-a.1xBado Bud Pl Q +4 fs ' gm 'LM fa X9 GHXGKTGSYKG emma emma: eau Va il K4 W- 'fe ' :W 'Wifi , f w f I Russia Oicv-kXouiw1ood Bm OWKBXXXS N106 Barney UWC Kerri 5 9 C oach Charlie H Owlan d e Cat xi -QM .- ch. XQOQ rea Coach Charlie How1and's J. V. squad came through with a 16th win, 1 lost record to win the eastern iivision of the Southern Tier Conference Champion- ship. They opened the season by licking Cortland 51-48 md Walton 63-27. Then as Chuck Stalker, Korchack, and Chic Tes- :one all broke double figures the papooses wal- loped U. E. 58-49. Korchak, Serino led the J. V. 's to a 58-35 victory Jver Vestal. In a one time thriller with E.S. S. , Joe Reyolds sunk 2 fouls to win 49-48. The papooses then proceeded to wallop J. C. 55- 28, U.E. 50-33, and Owego 70-24. Against E. F.A. , Mike Legos hit 11 and Bill VanKuren had 10 as the Northmen pounded out a 47- 39 victory. In another non-conference tilt with Walton, Chuck Stalker sunk 11 and North won 48-34. Everyone scored as the Howland-men clobbered I. C. 50-29. Korchack hit for 11 as North took Vestal 74-34. Against Central Korchack again shone as he had ll points. The bullpups had only 11 points in the second half as North won 49-35. North's papooses played one of their finest games is they played as a team and beat Central again 64- 52. Everyone hit for points as North overwhelmed ithaca 86-35 and ended the regular season unde- Yeated. The papooses suffered an off night in the playoffs igainst E. S. S. and lost 60-40. First and 10. A smiling Rut. Who ya waving at? Mdwfv fp SWIMMING TEAM North's first swimming team had afair season with Ronnie Van Scoy, John McCauley, John Boyd, Chick Doll, and Phil Hurst the leading swimmers, Next year Coach Carl Hartung looks forward to a brighter and bigger year, BOWLING The North bowlers had quitea satisfactory year as they prevented Central from winning the Section Four title by beating them three times. Angie Fiora who won the High Singles title, Vic Mastronardi, and Bob Nelson were Coach H a w k e ' s most consistent winners, A W' is iff -x Row 1: Mr. Hartung, John Boyd, Dick Lunback. Row 2: Bill Page, Bill Grodecki, John McCauly, unidentified, Norman W: lace, and Ron Strain. Don Clow, Jan Forisha, Bob Marsh, Bob Nelson, Coach Fred Hawke, Buckland, Vic Mastronardi, Frances McCrone, and Angie Fiore. 61 CROSS-COUNTRY North had a fairly good season, winning Lhree dual meets and losing only one and vinning a four way meet at Utica, While zhey only placed third in the Triple Cities neet they placed third in the Section IV 'neet and sixth in a field of sixteen in the Vestal Invitation meet, Lettermen were Sam Sariti, John McCauley, George Kene- 'ick, Stanley Hunkovic, Jack Jones, James fones, and Charles Holovka. Row 1: Clellan Frisbie, Charlie Holovka, Stan Hunkovic Row 2: Bob Frank, Jack Jones, Sam Sariti. Row l: Charles Mortel, James LaCoy, Arthur OLoughl1n, 'loyd Baker, Dennis Gillin, Melvin Schell. Row 2: Phil Fotorny, Ed Matalka, Jack Briggs, Robert Jurena, havid Garrigan. Row 3: John Briggs, Dave Lewis, John Welsh, Graham Treible, ack Jones, Jim Jones. Now break off the arm an, hit 'im with the stump. 62 WRESTLING A squad of 22 men form- ed North's first wrestling team. Gordy O'Reilly coached the Indians through a rough match calendar which produced such good grunt 'n groaners as Char- lie Martel, Phil Fotorny, Johnny Briggs and unbeaten Dave Jamison. The North grapplers will lose only three men and should be strong next year, C NN X Row 1: Francis Carlin, Ted Hackett, George Kenefick, Don Clow. Row 2: Norman Tripp, Dick Sedor, John Restino, Tom Zulick. Row 3: John Bell. VOLLEYBALL The Volleyball squad placed 2nd in the Triple Cities with a 17 won and 10 lost record and with lettermen George Kene- fick, Gerry Decker, Sam Sari- ti, Lou Galli, Don Beam, Ron Warren, Pete Salmon, and Al Buckland leading the way, Dur - ing the regular season the Lalley coached squad defeated Endicott twice, Johnson City three times, and Central once. Also they were runnerup to Central in the Section 4 play- offs. TENNIS With John Perry, Ted I-Iac kett, and Larry Calisher, th only returning lettermen, th North Tennis Squad faces z rough schedule. A large squai turned out, however, and wit any luck North could pull 1 surprise in the Section 4 final and make Northa leading team in that sport. Row 1: Ron Warren, Don Beam, Karl Rickerson, Sam Sariti. Uining, Bernie Davis, Earl Row 2: Fran Carlin, Al Buckland, Herb Mossman, Pete Salmon, Dick Carris, Bob Darling, and R. Decker. 63 BASEBALL With George Gamble and Bill Hunt the only returning .ettermen, the future for the Jaseball team looks rather lim. However, the Indians nay be the S.T.C. sleepers md surprise E.F.A. Sz E.S.S. iz Central for the Howland- nen are deep at the pitching mosts with Hunt, Gamble, Don Iurley and Don Moran. Cat- :her Jim Pollizotto, infielders iob McDevitt and Bob Alexan- .er and outfielder Chic Fes- ani will be the guns. Row 1: George Gamble, Louie Galli, Peter Basti, A1 Buckland, Don Hurley, Bill Hunt, Jim Polizotto, Keith Reimer. Row 2: Don Nagle, Bob Anderson, Dick Wilson, George Russik, Lorn Alexander. Row 3: Jim Daily, Jan Forisha, Jim Uimilisk, Doug Gieser, Bob McDevitt, Joe Bilmore, Francis McCrone. Row 1: Don Wescott, John McCauley, Sam Sariti, Jerry Decker, Floyd Wescott, Tony Monforte, Bob Hankey, Jack Jones. Row 2: Joe Hickey, Ralph Davenport, Dick Leinbach, Charles Holo- ka, Mike Legos, Art Magill, Phil Fotorny, Jack Mathias, Chick Doll, Ken Barnett. Row 3: R. Strain, P. Shiptinko, G. Falwell, B. Jurena, Phil Fotorny John Baka, Ted Jamba, Ronald Hawley. Row 4: Jerome Lasher, Karl Jining, Brenton Rueffer, Ronnie VanScoy, Bill Adams, Stan Hunkovic, Cullen Frisbill, Jim Saxons. 64 TRACK With 6 returning lettermen: Sam Sariti in the 880, Floyd Wescott in the pole vault, Tom Williams and Gerry Decker in the hurdles and John McCauley in the mile, the track season may be only fair. In any event, the Indians will give a good account of themselves, even against such formidable oppon- ents as Vestal, Endicott and Central. 04121 512 VARSITY CHEERLEADERS f ' .wif Q, gs! ff' ll exe N N f , 5,0 'J 5, 25 5231111 Jinx Left to right: Gloria Beam, Patricia Maguire, siiiriay f I Weber, Sally Priestly, Bonnie McLean, Carol Ditzler, lj C' Billie Lu Liddic. J.V. CHEERLEADERS Left to right: Pete Grassi, Harold Co James Polizotto, Billy Lou Liddic. UNH Row 1, left to right: Gloria Beam, Joyce Marian, Jean Barnaba, Billie Lu Liddic, Sandra Woodrow, Viola Fabrizo. Row 2: Joanne Evans, Patricia Elliott. Row 1: Marie Teeple , Rita Raitt, Viola Fabrizio. Row 2: Angie Polucci, Margaret Wil- i cox, Mary Lu King, Joanne Sozniki. Millspaugh, Archie le, Bob Michalik, Janice Evans, 65 llLllLlllk! Row 1: L. Kozlowske, B. Liddic, K. Lyon, J. Burdick, B. Chaffee, M. Anderson, Janice Evans, G. Beam, J. Marian, Joanne Evans, S. Woodrow, P. Elliott, G. VanAlusin. Row 2: S. Russell, A. Kennedy, E. Norton, R. Raitt, J. Howard, J. Post, J. McChesney, E. Barnaba, B. Moppert, E. Fox, B. Blake, V. Fabrizo. How 3: T. Transue, E. Brown, A. Svarney, J. Sherman, D. Davis, A. Lobdell, J. Kellner, D. Bearsch, J. Salie, S. Kelly, E. Cocchiara. For girls who enjoy sports, North High has G.A,A,, an organization that offers after school athletic activities. Phe club's sponsor, Mrs, Kern has drawn up a program of popular girls' sports. A certain number of points, 1403, are required to become a member of this club, these points may be obtained by officiating, taking part in intramurals, and being a captain or a co- captain ofateam, When a girl earns her athletic emblem she automatically becomes a member of N Club, Officers of G.A.A. are: president, Gloria Beamg vice president, Janice Evansg secretary, Joyce Mareang treasurer, Sandra Woodrow. In training. ,W v W 5 43 LJ? HOMEROOM 2 Row 1: Patsy Be de rka, Bev Bryant, Shirley Weber, Gloria Cavallaro, B arb a r a Mesley, Mary Matias, Marriet Hall, Elaine Haviland, Marcino Flem- ing, Mary Jones, Norma West- fall. Row 2: Beulah Griffis, Art Potenziano, Bob Sullivan, Charles Read, Jack Whittemon, Eugene Shade, Robert Lewis, Don Hall, Audrey Kennedy. HOMEROOM 4-10 Row 1: R. Durofchalk, J. Checkatka, R. Figura, J. Freer, J. Adams, D. Crandall, L. Mas- trogiacoms, W. Rudolph. Row 2: J. Ortloff, J. Burke, R. Quinlwain. Row 3: R. Darling, D. Lacey, B. Bednar, F. Gaznor, D. Dusch, R. Bennett, B. Staub, C. Mar- tin. Row 4: R. Bryan, R. Davis, P. Adamavich, D. Wilson, A. Feldman, B. Cooper, R. Ells- worth, D. Pollock, J. Wallace. s 5 fi HOMEROOM 3 Row 1: Muritte Seal, Sh Allen, Elizabeth Stanton, Mai Sebesta, Patricia Walsh, Jo Sherman, Ann Svarney, Ly Seeley, Maureen O'Neil1, Shar Learnard, Eleanor Kircher. Row 2: Robert Silvernel Douglas Cooper, Jerry Michae Graham Treible, Dot Luczyclf Janice Kellner, Carole Ditzle Paul Tomkins, Harold Lewi Jim Pratt. Row 3: Brenton Rueffer, Gere DiRienzo, Don Hurley, Dave P tak, Gerald Russik. QS HOMEROOM 5 Row 1: Thomas Zulich, Don: Domund, Jerry Hickey, Ted Ca valh, Don Maner, John Bak Floyd Baker. Row 2: Ray Blossom, Jer Logan, Bill Link, Bob Juren Bob Nelson, Chuck Ellis, Jo Mathias. Row 3: Bill Grodecki, E1 Augustine, Jack Felker, 'I Jamba, Bob Ryczak. HOMEIROOM 7-13 Row 1: J. Koluski, K. Aswad, . Verhoeven, B. Gruhler, V. Clark, E. VanVorce, D. oice, B. Ronk, J. Briggs. Row 2: R. Donnelly, D. Cone, . Huften, J. Schrcher, J. La- oy, E. Dehlman, F. Fortner, 1. Lindsley, G. Hanifin, G. ader, G. Walton. Row 3: R. Browne, M. Legos, . Hanky, D. Clinton, M. Tyler, .Truax, A. Kostyshak, J. Malley, J. Wayne, J. Hanra- an, P. Ganow. HOMEROOM 17 Row 1: Bob Soyke, Gerry luiles, Ron Chapman, Loren .lexander, Aubey Westbrook, ohn Villanti. Row 2: Don Owens, Ed Lynch, Iavid Carpenter, Larry Kasmar- ik, Charles Harrison, Bruce 'hillips. Row 3: Bob Staub, John Res- no, Sam DeBellis. HOMEROOM 6-8 Row 1: Dan Alexander, Roy Shurtleff, Al Muss, Chuck Stal- ker, Michael Kadlecik, Ron Alig, Dick Morenus, Raymond Gates, Norman Bowell, Daniel Drewry. Row 2: Frank Stenta, John Kurcin, Paul Mertens, Dick Pav- lovic, John Bolruka. Row 3: James McConnell, Willis Williams, Ludwig Kukl, James Robinson, Albert Buck- land, Francis McCrone, Walter Hibbard, John Cadden, Richard Tyler, George Derr. HOMEROOM 11-26 Row 1: James Duffey, Don Bryan, Gerald Munson, Mike Benbrook, Joseph Klee, David Phillips, Lino Mion, John DaBos, Jack Carner. Row 2: Neil Payne, Fred Daly, James Liska, Charles Bidwell, Mike Everett, Dick Sedor, Lewis Bishop, Don Boyea. Row 3: Bob Hunt, Paul Jukl, George Trimble, Ernest TerBoss, Bob Boezi, Bob Skapik, George Breuster, Don Bennedum. HOMEROOM 27 Row 1: Robert Kelly, Bob Wil- son, Glenn Allen, Don Wescott, Al Zemanick, Philip Schuster, Bob Mechalek, Victor Mehal, and Tom Downs. Row 2: Glen Weckel, Mellard Hall, Edward Hoover, Carl Juhl, Ted Hunt, Dan Peake, Bill Kienz- ler, and Bob Parke. HOMEROOM 105S Row 1: M. Mullins, C. Schultz, D. Dickinson, E. Oakley, S. Rozelle, C. Hutson, B. Wein- gartner, J. Rounds, D. Barlow, M. Corney, and J. Brigham. Row 2: L. Whitten, N. Rogers, M. Albrechta, F. Maxian, B. Hawl, B. Deinhardt, J. Buck- land, J. Young, S. Stever, and D. Scisrn. Row 3: D. Grow, C. Carroll, D. Phelps, N. Hoose, B. Har- rison, J. Gilmore, S. Graves, E. Williams, and E. Matalka. 5 HOMEROOM 105C Row 1: B. Baer, J. Truesde N. Gage, B. Sackett, S. Walkc B. Zimmer, S. Ellis, C. Barnf A. Paolucci, and M. Friedl. Row 2: J. Tinklepaugh, MacDuffee, D. Fiske, P. Aftua M. Combs, J. Mitchell, M. Kim R. Bihr, G. Birchard, and Gordon. Row 3: B. Marcotte, D. G: rigan, P. Giorgio, J. Palma S. Hunkovic, I. Benjamin, Jones, A. Reutlinger, and Serino. I I HOMEROOM 107 Row 1: J. Barush, P. Jon E. Prentice, E. Pomeroy, Dascalakis, M. Tyler, E. V: Valen, M. Andrus, C. Ross, : T. Fiore. Row 2: E. Actley, S. McM1 us, D. Davis, M. Moffat, Zabadal, S. Gates, C. Neduch C. Davenport, M. Long, and Hart. Row 3: D. Rose, V. Cusi' J. Tokos, R. Gerdus, J. Lallf M. Torbes, and G. Lampman HOMEROOM 109 Row 1: P. O'Brien, S. Pal- niter, C. Haines, D. Meacham, A. Ostrom, N. Frayer, P. Bill- ings, I. Dawn, S. Capozzi, B. Frederick, R. Whitford. Row 2: H. Gee, D. Nagle, M. Fox, E. Kern, S. Adams, R. Vimislik, M. Norconk, B. Foote, T. Perun, R. Slocum. Row 3: J. Desimone, D. Loomis, J. Reynolds, B. Page, D. Knox, N. Magill, T. Rood. HOMEROOM 304 8: 113 Row 1: L. Cocchiara, G. Van- Housen, M. Anderson, B. Chaf- fee, K. Buck, J. Lacey, E. Oak- ley, F. Starr. Row 2: P. Basti, N. Dominick, F. Stampfler, W. Manderville, V. Teeple, J. Kowalewski, A. Sinander, E. George, W. Wright. Row 3: R. Masick, J. Roucek, P. Opeka, R. Wilcox, A. Paugh. HOMEROOM 108 Row 1: R. Keely, K. Gogolin, B. Patton, D. Wardell, B. Lan- phear, P. Holbert, E. Lacey, J. Knight, S. Foody, F. Long. Row 2: J. Bednar, E. Car- penter, E. Winsor, G. Fowler, L. Locke, B. Smales, C. House, B. McDevitt. ' Row 3: D. McNeil, W. Gil- lette, T. Oswald, E. Gates, J. Roberts, K. Vosbury, .T. DiFul- vio, R. Gerdus. Row 4: E. Neill, J. Kolanda, S. Flynn. HOMEROOM 110 Row 1: M. Smith, K. Bailey B. Woodruff, L. Muro, R. Torto A. Smith, B. Mastronardi, S MacDonald, J. Millen, N. Fow ler. Row 2: D. Young, M. Bishop C. Allen, M. Benning, D. Han key, V. Hogeboom, G. Patton B. Zemanick, J. Briggs, N Coons. Row 3: J. Meade, G. Wilber C. Robbins, J. Vimislik, J. Wil son, B. Warner. HOMEROOM 114 Row 1: K. Fiacco, T. Bukryrn, M. Allen, J. Keller, S. Roosa, G. O'Brien, M. Arnold, G. West- brook, J. Relsi, L. Hoag, M. Thomas, E. Cahill. Row 2: G. Monell, K. Brown, N. Brown, M. McGuire, A. Mil- ler, J. Hillard, C. Chapman, V. Heier, S. Campbell, S. Strait, B. Arnold, J. Leonard. Row 3: B. Adams, C. Fris- bel, L. Clow, J. Coons, R. Sherman, R. King, P. Fotorney, C. Doll. HOMEROOM 116 Row 1: Lois Tyler, Shirley Wolford, Dick Saddlemire , Francis Clark, Pat O'Neil. Row 2: Janet Burdick, Rita Raitt, Rose Fusco, Darlene Brown, Salley VanScoy, Patricia Gage. 1. Fl Q . -ffl . '4 HOMEROOM 115 Row 1: Eleanor Lord, Beti Foster, Anita T r e at , Estelf Fowler, Olga Kab ane k , Bet1 Chalker, Judy Dingman. Row 2: Joanne Crowley, Eliza beth Rabert, Margaret Meeker Joanne Foulke, Noma Barker Carol Armstrong, Catherir Mahoney, Donna Cashman. Row 3: Robert Dubil, Richai Wood, Roger C onkl in , Ger Brandow, Ron F e ldm an , Da McDonald. HOMEROOM 117 Row 1: John Sayna, Ton Snape, Bev Denney, Betty Cowan, Helen Evancho , Sandy Riley, Cindy Stock, Bill Hathaway, Ton Pratt. Row 2: Ronald Hawley, Danie Murphy, John Boyd, Phil Hurst, John Devine, Ed Bulger, Arthui O'Loughlin, David Miles. Row 3: Jerome Shaver, Jacl Humphrey, David Parker. 'lf HOMEROOM 118E Row 1: S. Ryan, J. Martz X. Orr, F. Sickler, P. Bate 'idge, J. Rockwell, N. Lalor VI. Hoyte. Row 2: M. King, C. Hoog- and, M. Russell, D. Harris 5. Dorfman, L. Pritcher, J. Vliller. Row 3: G. Donahue, D. Camp Jell, W. Tabor, D. Gardner, G. Saunders, D. Vining, F. Ma- guire . Row 4: R. Firch, B. Darling, A. Brown, T. Bragaglia, B Schwartz, B. Marsh, J. Nytch. HOMEROOM 203 Row 1: B. Kenyon, M. Bald- Nin, Y. Garrison, C. Hunsinger, SI. Tallman, I. Barnes, P. Cham- Jerlin, B. Wolford, M. Quain, J. Ward. Row 2: J. Main, W. Johnson, I. Bennett, L. Giuneier, F. Lisi, J. Krisko, M. Borgeson, R. Ogden, M. McNeill. Row 3: J. Walker, B. McEn- iney, K. Vining, B. Zimmer, J. Xovente, G. Pash, M. Deus, D. Einfeldt, E. Murray, G. Weslar Y' HOMEROOM 118Q Row 1: A. D'Angelo, N. Hart- man, S. Pierce, H. Frederich, B. Bailey, J. Cleary, A. Grow, J. Hand, D. Whitaker, M. Tee- ple. ROW 2: P. Corey, R. Simon- son, M. McDonald, K. Myres, M. Heatherman, S. Yaples, H. Burke, J. Brooks, M. Slacik. Row 3: J. Gigliotti, B. Rug- gerio, R. Kocak, B. Evans, J. Capalaces, R. Webb, R. Strain, B. Frank, G. Shepard. 7 . 5 - .4 HOMEROOM 202 Row 1: Vera Cook, Jonanae Butler, Barbara Atwater, Mildred McBride, Marsha VanVorce, Anita Gardner, Suzanne Kallfelz. Row 2: Marjorie Wheeler, Evelyn Nelson, Doris Pollock, Darlene Howe, Christine Drab- ler, Ruth Brown, Alice Vincent, Mayr Jessup. Row 3: Judy VanBrunt, Colleen Lucey, Mildred Kelsey, Beverly Beck, Jane Nickerson, Sandra Gourley, Norma Murphy. HOMEROOM 205 Row 1: Mary Craig, Mary Nie- meyer, Rita Wright, Barbara English, Nancy Lyon, Barbara M antke y , Margaret Wilcox, Nancy Parker, Martha Miller, Joyce Lester, Mary Golan, Joyce Winchell. Row 2: James Maycock, John Donnelly, Jack Stanberry, Brian Wood, Carl Wendlandt, Carl Die- ner, Elton Smith, Richard Kroiss. Row 3: Thomas O'Sea, Jim McKee, Donald Beam, Dick Gilis, Herb Mossman, Robert Miller. HOMEROOM 207 Row 1: Sally Rush, Sally Dwyer, Nancy Howland, Laurie Macomber, Sallie Barelli, Sandra Dibble, Ruth Hayes, Dorothy Middleton, Nancy Fuller, Pat Wanstall, Mary Hayes, Barbara Skellitt. Row 2: Norman Miller, Carl- ton Chapel, Gordy Rose, David Crindall, Norm Nagle, Michael Kraham, William VanKuren, Paul VanGorden. Row 3: Joseph Brown, Leon Osgood, Chick Testani, David Macey, Bill Kelly. HOMEROOM 206 Row 1: Carol Spears, Margi Robinson, Joan Grant, Patrici Fletcher, Geraldine Lewis, Pa Nikula, Dot Schalles, Rita Stan ton, Beverly McAndrew, Rosali Fish, Jean Cerretani. Row 2: James O'Nei1, Kai Kn8.PP, Norm Tripp, Alfredli Lascia, Richard Byron, Dea Young, Lance Carlin. E HOMEROOM 208 Row 1: Carrie Ca mpbell Marilyn Krebs, Grace Goodline Nancy Redner, Valerie Turnbull Shirley Turk, Judy Geveret Sharon Everling, Mary Gallagher Margaret Adams. Row 2: Clarence Courtright Edwin Mesher, Johnny Klohr Ernest Giordani , Nick Basti Ronnie O'Connor, Philip Knapp George Buck. Row 3: Thomas Rood, Davi Moore, Dick Shurtleff, Bill Madi son, Andrew Gresko, Nichola Butenko, Graydon Wood. HOMEROOM 213 Row 1: M. Frantz, P. Vaughn B. Libous, P. Smith, S. Rolston, G. Dunning, D. Hayes, N. Ever ett, V. McClaren, J. Lyon. Row 2: N. Moore, D. Wiswell W. Leary, W. Owens, D. Cole C. Cheeseman, P. Westcott, S Talbott. Row 3: F. Guistiniani, A. Bloodgood, G. Clark, J. Mac Dowall, R. Dofos, R. Thomas P. Gourley, J. Harder. Row 4: J. Cahill, B. Rittle. HOMEROOM 216 Row 1: A. Lee, C. Weaver M. Wolf, J. Sosnicki, N. Billo M. Palombo, N. Carey, J. Post R. Diekow, M. McCormack, D. R. Diekow, M. McCormack, D. Hall. Row 2: C. Tharp, J. Hankins E. Lord, E. Friends, C. Cook, G. Borelli, K. Combs, E. Mes ley, R. Burlshardt, F. Bado. Row 3: P. Kolmer, R. Mohr R. Everett, E. Bunts, F. Leon- ard, T. Hubbard, J. Deats. HOMEROOM 209 Row 1: Given Barrett, Betty Wood, Carol Parke, Janice Gra- ham, Jane Graham, Margaret Cafferty, Carole Bryant, Marilyn Adams, Virginia Atwood, Helen Finsel. Row 2: Barbara Stanton, Susan Stewart, Marlene Prue, Elaine Hoyt, Maryanne Crowe, Rosalie Veltri, Shirley Fiato, Millicent Reynolds, Marilyn Scherer. Row 3: Joyce Shafer, Ruth Garrison, Cathrine Shafer, Seri- ta Roosa, Carol Gumaer, Mary McEnaney. HOMEROOM 214 Row 1: Alice Treat, Barbara Hempstead, Margaret Bauden- distel, Margaret Hardy, Joyce Eddy, Marilyn Shanley, Beverly Gordon, Louise Jones , Anne Stranhan, Jacqueline Steele. Row 2: Edward Bronson, Richard Dranichak, John Kamin- sky, Carlyle Olm ste ad , John DuMond, Stan Komuto , Jack Simma, Richard Sampson, Albert Otto. Row 3: David Smith, Ray Ad- dis, Mark Georgia, Curtis Ken- nedy. HOMEROOM 218 Row 1: P. McMahon, B. Tierno, B. Maroed, K. Madigan, M. Camp, C. MacLeod, M. Germond, L. Ut- ter, S. Harris, R. Mokrohisky. Row 2: S. Whitney, B. Hudok, B. Murtaugh, N. Mann, C. Anderson, J. Mosher, D. Joy, K. Giblin. Row 3: A. Brown, S. Toman, D. Daye, L. Dutcher, J. Young, K. Broune, D. Gormly, D. Benson, J. Hankins. Row 4: P. Wagstaff, G. Dow, L. DiLascia, R. James, J Schaub, L. Smith, H. Baxter. HOMEROOM 220 Row 1: S. Herrick, K. Rose, A. Orr, B. McLean, R. Russin, G. Millen, J. Beach, L. Doty, K. Hawkins. Row 2: D. Lewis, J. Schnur- busch, D. Warren, D. Carlin, D. Thorton, B. Miller, W. In- gersoll, N. Stanton, T. Cooper. Row 3: G. Sherer, R. Oster- hout, B. Engle, D. Holmwood, J. Bell, D. Slater, M. Blair. Row 4: B. O'Reilly, B. Schum, C. Frear, R. VanLoan, J. Alex- ander, E. Gel. YE i HOMEROOM 219 Row 1: Irene Warrick, Mar guerite Gage, Joyce Hill, Janic Markham, Nancy Furino, Cath erine Phillips, Vaugn Butler Carol VanMarter, Millicent Can niff, Carol Dye. Row 2: Michael Vosberry, Jo Reynolds, Robert Lawson, Joh Serncho, Bruce Barney, Kennet Lester, Norman Leader, Keit Reimer, Fred Doolittle. Row 3: Stephen Kukol, Jerom Lasher, John Mankeiruius, Bui Litts, Alan Shanley, Charle Lerit. HOMEROOM 301 Row 1: C. Swan, B. Benedict J. Caruso, B. Allen, J. Ori G. Crarnton, M. Wood, E Wright, G. DeStefano. Row 2: M. Schell, D. Gillir D. Rabert, R. Ostrorn, L. Teec L. Mirithew, J. Martinez, I Frey, D. Maison, G. Bezek. Row 3: E. Roemish, T. Smitl E. Hein, C. Huften, D. Lei! bach, T. Cahill, P. Matwey, Q Block. HOMEROOM 303 Row 1: Judith Hillard, Vivian leilr, Carol Capman, Linda Streit, Betty Arnold , Shirley Strait, Mary McGuire, Arlene viiller, Shirley Campbell. Row 2: Roger King, Cullen Frisbel, Bill Adams, Kathleen 3rown, GailMonell, Jackie Leon- Lrd, Charles Doll, Paul Fotorny, Rodger Sherman, Larry Claw. HOMEROOM 305 Row 1: Audrey White, Betty Eddy, Nan Schneeberg, Joyce loward, Pat Wertalik, Ruth Long, flary Deyo, DeAnn White, Donna learsch, Kathleen Murphy, Shar- ynne Roloson. Row 2: Lillian Hillary, Dave amieson, Richard Mason, Jack Ellsworth, Robert Rieber, Joe 'opeck, Lou Korchak, Karl ones, Duane Coney, Kay Wat- on. Row 3: Bill Lynch, Walter ones, Charles Bloodgood, Don lresge. HOMEROOM 302 Row 1: Eleanor Surine, Donna Ferry, Barb Ries, Nancy Hutch- ings, Juliet Gavin, Sandra Pas- quale, Louise Briggs, Mary Ke- ough, Sandra Frederick. Row 2: Jeanie Floras, Eugine Hulbert, Gary Dougherty, Char- les Mantel, Duane Hamlin, John Dascalakis, Victor Elderkin, Stuart Humphrey. Row 3: Ala Wood, Eugine Jen- sen, Carl VanGorden, James Malane, Joseph Libous , Bob Kreidler. HOMEROOM 304 Row 1: Ray Wilcox, Alf Sinan- der, Elwyn George, Neil Comi- nick, Joseph Rouiek, Floyd Stam- pfler, Gerald Kowalewski. Row 2: William Wright, Ronnie Masick, Beron Teeple, Willett Manderville, Paul Opeka, Ralph Landmesser, Pete Basti, Arthur Paugh. HOMEROOM 307 Row 1: Nancy Finch, Joyce Anderson, Sandra Creger, Mar- sha Ross, Mary Lou Gilmore, Georgia Evans, Letty Ericitano, Kathy Reed, Dianne Pooler. Row 2: John McDonald, William Smith, Kenneth Seaman, Victor Bunnes, Jerry Braman, Edward Jones, David Hinkley, William McChesney. Row 3: Jim Saxon, Sammy Liberto, Wayne Knapp, Dave Sambora, George Falwell, Alan Stahr, Louie DiRienzo. HOMEROOM 309 Row 1: Eileen Miller, Shirley Vimislek, Sue Baker, Lucille Van Steemburg, Ann Hurlburt, Donna Bourgarde, Elizabeth Brown, Tonia Transu, Jean Kelly, Joyce Ulmer, Sylvia Sherman, Patsy Clark. Row 2: Louie Galle, Earl Rick- erson, John Parry, Mary Lou Katz, Eloise Traxler, Marcia Fox, Bill Brock, George Cline. HOMEROOM 308 Row 1: Esther Donnelly, Nit Lacey, Geraldine Burnett, De lores Lindsey, Phylis Leipfert Ina Gee, Veronica Zulko, Ray mond Pelham, Adola Brigiotto Joan Christophori. Row 2: Willard Hamm, Floy Russell, Edward Teeple, Sandr Burke, Janet Stanton, Thelm Turner, Madeleine Garbarino Kent Blair, Bob Alexander, Roge Keesler. Row 3: Ben Broos, Paul Hard ing, Jack Stanley, Dick Miller Don Martin, Jerry Rusin. i il kk I -9 A l -+ Vs 9 .l-.., .v-- ,,,,,,.......l.-.Y ' JI . wi! 1' -has :W W2 1 gf-Z-sg. 81 f f x Q, N X EQ S UT A 0? C44 QQ Y HONOR 65 5 C,-3 SOCWIETY ck Ei X 1 1 C ky- 57 N.. 6' OJ ev x,,,,g,, Q X' e A09 A N--X f4lVD 89 . S ff' . f 2 3' 'N X X 8 -..... 7 gr A A 4 'N imma Every important organization has sox form of government, and here at North it in the form of Student Council. Once ez term, officers and delegates are elected represent the student body. In this way, o school government helps us to learn a practice the fundamentals of democracy fundamentals that we can use in the futu as voters in national elections, In the course of their regular montl meetings, the members of Student Count have promoted many worthwhile projects make another successful record in the hi tory of North. It is through Student Count that friendlier relationships have be grown between other schools in the Trip Cities, conferences with other schools a a dance, the Big Five Frolic have promot a spirit of mutual co-operation. The wo derful paid assemblies presented during t school year were obtained by Student Count with money raised in their traditional butt sale. Plans were also made to erect memorium to two of our schoolmates w SOPHOMORE REPRESENTATIVES--seats Janice Markham, Barbara Patton, Gail Wes brook, Sharon Everling, Judy Dingman, Marg Robinson. Standing: Curtis Kennedy, Georg Trimble, Jan Martinez, Marsha VanVorc Barbara Libous, Kent Blair, Paul Wagstai George Walton. JUNIOR REPRESENTATIVES--seated: Cal Barnes, Micky Quain, Sandy Roselle, Ma Long, Rita Raitt, Audrey Kennedy. Standii Joe Koloski, Andy Feldman, Larry Mastrog cimo, Joan Sherman, Joyce Howard, Ma Palombo. SENIOR REPRESENTATIVESH seated: Mar Shifflett, Sue Koppler, June Thompson. Stan ing: John M c C au 1 e y , Lillian Cocchiara, Buckland. are no longer with us, Student Council also sponsors a Scholarship Committee, whose purpose is to improve relationships between teachers and students. As a part of their activities, this committee conducted an nrientation discussion for new sophomores :o help the new students adjust to high- school life, To improve the physical appearance of our school building and grounds Student Council made plans to purchase new trees for the lawn, a new flag and, as part of :heir cleanup campaign, lockers were given Eresh coats of paint. In addition to per- forming services for the school, the Council ionated money to various community service Jrganizations, In America, liberty is our most prized possession. We, at North, should feel privi- leged to be able to choose our own repre- sentatives in our own government, Student Council--an organization that gears all Jther school activities at North toward a mutual goal of happiness and progress. FALL OFFICERS--Larry Gray, Vice Presi- dent, Bill Conroy, Treasurerg Gloria Beam, Secretaryg Peter Merrill. SPRING OFFICERS--Ed Aswad, Vice Presi- dentg Harold Cole, President, Angie Paolucci, Treasurer, Mary Ann Kostyshak, Secretary. '14 ORA or HE A P Po 6' 'dhwoww X 7 Mia N gosh W.-XX 96 COUNCLI L' MEEUNG- FALL OFFICERS SPRING OFFICERS Hwy Koala, 5 Row 1: Sally Ellis, Audrey White, Carol Baka, Joan Sherman, Ann Svarney, Beulah Griffis, Audrey Kennedy, Donna Smith, Gloria Cavallaro, Rita Raitt, Nan Schneeberg, Dorothy Davis, Janet Burdick, Margaret Heatherman. Row 2: Mary Long, Betty Foote, Sherry Pierce, Margaret Norconk, Richard Quinlivan, James Ortloff, Walter Rudolph, James Kenny, John Burke, Thomas Perun, Jean Kelly, and Ann Figary, Row 3: Ed Steele, Gertrude Schuler, David Macey, Jim Moutr, Allen Mellen, Nancy Fowler, Gloria Hannay, Janice Dressler, Charlott Norton, Barbara Stanton, Marguerite Holtzmaster, Gloria Patton. Row 4: Richard Evans, Patti Pokorny, John Philip Smith, Harold Cole, Virginia Mitchell, Ronald Fisher, Emmy Kipper, Regina Hardy, Helen Herrick, Joan Sterling, Cleanor Cadon, Sally Reed, and Margaret Furino. Row 5: Arlene Pendleton, Tom Williams, Clark Bailey, Phyllis Roehm, Jim Poli zotto, Gloria Beam, June Thompson. A dimmed auditorium, a lighted candle, and a drop of wax on a bronze plaque sig- nify the ritual of becoming a member of the Ihikona Chapter of the National Honor Society. Twice a year Honor Society in- ducts those students who have success- fully met the requirements of Character, Scholarship, Leadership and Service. In addition to maintaining a high scholastic qualities of fine character and leadership in rendering some service to the school. For those who wear the Honor Society pin, however, service is not just a qualifi- cation for membershipg it is a symbol of the organization itself. To Honor Society members, service means ushering for assemblies, acting as guides, and staging our annual talent show. average, a candidate must employ his Honor Society Office rs Row 1: June Thompson, Secretary, Emmy Kippei Vice President. Row 2: Phillip Smith, Treasurer, Ronald Fishex President. 85 Ong . . if-7.. I Q. B .wi rf 1 idffqix' PROJECTION GUILD Everyone loves a movie, especially dur- ing the school day! Those long lunch hours seem to pass so much more quickly when Projection Guild presents their weekly :reat of a good movie. In addition to pro- riding relaxing entertainment, the mem- Jers project educational films to supple- ment classroom instruction. Row 1: Fred Leonard, Jerry Michael, Ed Steele, Joe Nytch, Tom Williams, Edward Lord. Row 2: Dick Willis, Robert Soyke, Bill Wendlandt, Richard Kroiss , Alton Brown, Charles Doll, Jack Stanhevicy, James May- cock. KEY CLUB Every Wednesday noon, one can hear enthusiastic bursts of conversation emer- ging from room 307, but there is no cause for alarm, During these luncheon meet- ings, Key Club members are just busily planning their activities between occa- sional mouthfuls of food. Perhaps they are discussing the operation of the con- cession stands at the basketball games or selling football programs to aid the fund for North's injured warriors, Seated: Chaplain, John Tenkelpaughg Vice President, Angelo Fiore, President, Bill Wendlandt, Secretary, Ed Steele. Standing: Advisor, Mr. Johnston, Jerry Michael, Jim Sabesta, Dick Saddlemire, Jim Saxon, Chick Dall, Don Benson, John Devine, Larry Grey, Dan Alexander, Jim Shurtleff, Al Rutlinger, and District Key Club Advisor, Al Sterns. HI-Y Hi-Y, in an effort to discourage Hal- loween vandalism, sponsored a successful painting contest for grade-schoolchildren, The members also conducted scrap drives, collected books for Africa, and sponsored Y-Pac dances, Perhaps their greatest contribution, however, was the operation of the concession stand at the football games, Row 1: Ted Hunt, Earl Rickerson, Neil Payne, Ernest TerBoss. Row 2: William Kienzler, David Rabert, Kenneth Broune, Frederick Daly. Row 3: Clellen Frisbel, Ernie Giordani, Bob Hunt. Row 4: Richard Quinlivan, John Burke. FRENCH CLUB Traveling along the road toward a greater knowledge of the language and culture of France, Le Cercle Francais had gradually picked up speed since its organization a year ago. Approximate- ly once a month, the club meets to sing French folk songs, play traditional games, or just to speak French, To Miss Pierce, the club's new faculty advisor, our sprouting Francais say, Welcome abroad. Row 1: Dottie Davis, Sherry Pierce, Nancy Hartman, Pat Elliott, Shirley Lacey. Row 2: Bob McDevitt, Phyllis Roehm, Sue Russell, Jan Burdick, Margaret Furino, George Brown. Row 3: Max Deus, Rodger Sherman, George Buck, Dick Willis, Bill Harrison. TRI HI-Y Though a comparatively new organiza tion, Tri Hi-Y has participated actively in many worthwhile projects. At Christ mas, the club sponsored a dance to aic a needy family, and, realizing the dangei of atomic bomb attacks, the members took a course in Civil Defense, Bake sales and conferences completed their program, Row 1: Shirley Hayes, Carol Baka, Kathry Buce, Clara Allen, Joan Buckland, Theres, Fiore. Row 2: Mary Bourgeson, Nancy Lalar Marie Allen, Barbara Tierno, Janet Lacey Carlyn Hoyt, Shirley Campbell. FORENSIC FORUM Communism, McCarthyism, and the hig price of coffee were a few of the topic juggled each Monday night when the gan from Forensic Forum invaded Room 308 Some of their discussions were so out standing that various business organiza tions asked the club to present a debat' at one of their meetings, In the past year Forensic Forum sent representatives tt the IBM Model UN Assembly and pre sented a panel discussion before the Nim monsburg Rotary Club. Row 1: John McCauley, Adrienne Orr, Dicl Willis. Row 2: Margaret Furino, Alma Livermore, Judy Lord. 044 Row 1: Wlmiie Patton, Marian Thomas, Jorene Post, Helen Herrick, Sue Russell, Mary Ann Kostyshak, Sally Reed, Joyce Appleman, Barbara Flynn, Eleanor Lord, Sally Rush, Margie Shifflett, Nancy Fowler , Gloria Patton, Jean Kelly, Margaret Heatherman, Dorothy Murray. Row 2: Kay Lyons, Joyce Marean, Leona Hall, Joyce Herzog, Barbara Knapp, Sherry Pierce, Ann Figary, June Thompson, Rosie Fusco, Pat Gregory, Linda Pritchard, Janet McChesney, Jeanne Hardy, Louise Lindow, Linda Seeley. Row 3: Mary Eastman, Ginnie Mitchell, Emmie Kipper, Dot Luczycki, Nancy Billo, Barbara Brown, Shirley Ensinger, Sally Dwyer, June Miller, Sue Koppler, Helen Germond, Betty Blake, Barbara McCunn, Beverly Spellman, Laurie Macomber, Angie Paolucci. Row 4: Mary Long, Joan Sherman, Dottie Davis, Beulah Griffis, Sandra Yaples, Phyllis Roehm, Ronna DeBloom, Gloria Hannay, Donna Bearsch, Mary Deyo, Tonia Transue, Sallie Borelli, Viola Fabrizio, Judy Lord, Joan Sterling, Margaret Furino, Margie Friedl, Jackie Ward. Row 5: Sandy Stever, Peg O'Brien, Arlene Pendleton, Eugenia Barnaba, Anne Smith, Gladys Van Hou- sen, Janice Dressler, Barbara Stanton, Charlotte Norton, Sue Baker, Adrienne Orr, Jan Burdick, Patsy Clark, Eileen Miller, Joanne Evans, Janice Evans. LIT CLUB A familiar English Regents' question reads, Books can introduce us to outstanding per- sonalities. Through their activities, Lit Club members see those personalities come to life as they listen to book reviews given by faculty members and other speakers. The members even attempt to portray famous NORTH HIGH DRIVERS Another new club, the North High School Drivers' Association, was organized to en- courage safer and more skilled driving among high school students. Through a series of supervised driving tests, each member may be promoted from an apprentice to an expert driver, Among the association's plans are included a driving skill contest in the form of a Road-E-O, and special assembly programs featuring driving safety films, Row 1: Andy Harris, Harold Foster, Ed Hyatt, Faculty Advisors. Row 2: Pete Basti, Vice President: Janet McChesny, Secretary: Bob Bikn, Treasurer, and Pete Salmon, President. literary characters in their humorous rush party skits. In addition to providing fine entertainment for North High girls, the club also donates a book to our school library so that others, too, can meet new personalities through books. ul PM O O Row 1: Barbara Benedict, Nancy Hartman, Lucille Muro, Bernice Mastronardi, Jan Burdick, Dottie Davis, Miss Conole, Prudy Georgia, Diane Meacham, Elaine Kern, Gertrude Schuler. Row 2: Barb Patton, Eileen Miller, Winnie Patton, Kathleen Brown, Barbara Libous, Shirley Strait, Arlene Pendleton, Mary Long, Pat O,Neil, Jeanne Hardy, Emmy Kip- per, Helen Herrick. Row 3: Nancy Stanton, Janice Graham, Jane Graham, Louise Briggs, Marilyn Ger- mond, Linda Pritchard, Joanne Sosnicki, Faye Sickler, Carol Gumaer, Mary McEn- aney. Row 4: Tom Williams, Rita Raitt, Camilla MacLeod, Barbara Manthey, Adrienne Orr, Margaret Wilcox, Ed Aswad. THE NORTH STAR Four times each term, the eyes of every North High student is focused on our school newspaper, the North Star. Serving asa com- plete and accurate record of the memorable events of our high school days, the paper is filled with information on such items as sports, club activities, amusing classroom incidents, teen-age fashions, and problems currently facing the school. Each section of the paper is prepared by an editor with a staff of reporters under his supervision. Aside from its regular work of writing, printing, distributing the paper, the North Star staff sponsors an annual bake sale and promotes the selection of a king and queen to reign at the traditional May Dance, North Star Editors Row 1: Linda Kellam, art editor, Elaine Kern, news editor, Helen Herrick, editor- in-chief, Gertrude Schuler, news editor, Mary Eastman, girls' sports editor. Row 2: Ed Aswad, photography editor, Billie Lu Liddic, boys' sports editor, Dottie Davis, features editor, Mary Ann Clugstone, exchange manager, Dick Wil- lis, managing editor, Jeanne Hardy, fea- tures editor, Emmy Kipper, contract manager, Rose Torto, typing manager, Tom Williams, boys, sports editor. I 'EJ' I fi: , , o i 3 V 'Y' 1 9, Wampum Business Staff Wampum Editors Row 1: Barbara Kispaugh, Jane Graham, Mrs. Row 1: Gloria Beam, Theodore Hackett, Bill Gordon, advisor, Janice Graham, Beverly Clark. Wendlendt, Dick Willis, Pat O'Neil. Row 2: Dot Carlin, Elizabeth Studer, Nancy Row 2: Ed Aswad, Joanne Kukol, SandraWood Moore, Winnie Ingersoll, Shirley Hayes, Barbara row, Gertie Schuler, Mike Materese. Libous, Phyllis Aton, A new era in book was born fond farewell to advisor for six Donna Warren. THE WAMPUM the production of our year- as the Wampum staff bid a Mr. Webster Haight, faculty years, and buckled down to work under the leadership of Mr, Gerald Demaree, Besides working to provide a book of pleasant memories of North, a Wampum staff member learns many of the journalistic tricks of production. He also learns how large a part co-operation plays in the de- velopment of a truly good yearbook. Staffs learn to work together with one mutual goal ahead of them, Most everyone will agree that this year room 116 has been the busiest homeroom at Wampum Staff Row 1: Barbara Libous, Shirley Wolford, Jan Burdick, Darlene Brown, Kay Curry, Rosie Torto, Rose Fusco, Rita Raitt, Shirley Cole, Bar- bara Kishpaugh, Sally VanScoy. Row 2: Carol Hause, Lois Tyler, Elaine Williams, Caro- lyn Steere, Eileen Miller, Sally Borelli, Pat Klepfer, Pat Pakorney, Annette Smith, Bar- bara McCunn. Row 3: Ted Hackett, Sandy Woodrow, Joanne Kukol, Ger- trude Schuler, Prudy Georgia, Shirley Adams, Pat O'Neil, Mike Materese. Row 4: Bill Wendlandt, Francis Clark, Ed Aswad, Bill O'Reilly, Dick Willis, Dick Saddlemire. North. During the 8th period study hall in 116, typewriters clicking while busy Wam- pumites worked at the job of cropping pic- tures, During February and March, jars of paint and brushes were strewn over the desks as the Art Staff could be seen drawing posters to aid their selling campaign, Most of the ingenious ideas for the yearbook were born in this study hall in additionto the solv- ing of the thousand and one details of pro- duction. As always, the worry of whether or not the deadline would be met appeared in the spring. But, as usual, the staff pulled through and produced this yearbook, the best Wampum ever. .T. Row 1: Barbara Manthey, Marriet Hall, Sandy Riley, Judy Gevert, Karen C omb s , Angie Paolucci, Marilyn Adams, Mary Palombo, Nancy Fuller, Barbara Al le n , Rosemary Mokrohisky, Camilla M a c Le od , Margaret Adams, Mary Lou Katz. Row 2: Margaret Wilcox, Bar- bara Libous, Joanne Kukol, Di- ane Meacham, Elaine Kern, Shir- ley Adams, Lizbeth Whitten, June Thompson, Shirley Wolford, Pat Fletcher, Geraldine Lewis, Ar- lene Pendleton, Annetta Smith. Row 3: Phyllis Roehm, Billie Lu Liddic, Lorraine Kozlowski, Linda Seeley, Charlotte Norton, Dottie Davis, Joan Sherman, Gail Millen, Rosemarie Russin, Ellen VanValen, Eleanor Surine, Sally VanScoy, Betty Foote, Rita Raitt. Row 4: Clark Bailey, George Buck, G r a y d o n Wood, Duane Hamlin, Janet Burdick, Marie Sebesta, Barbara Chaffee, Mary Matias, Diane D a n i e l s , Chick Dall, Ruth Hayes. Row 4: Bill Harrison, Fred Holden, Bill Wendlandt, Dick Willis, Robert Bihr, Burt Litts, Bill Lynch, Larry Gray, Karl Knapp, Jerry Michael, Ted Hac- kett. The North High Little Theater Gui1d,work- ing with stage and paint crew,did an enviable job in bringing the best in drama to the stu- dent body and the community. Under the direction of Mr, Raymond D, Merchant, the Guild presented two fine plays, each superb- ly acted by our own young talent. In addition to the admirable contributions of the various committees, the stage crew capably solved the constant problems of lighting, staging, and sound, so imperative to a successful production. The responsibility of painting and decorating the sets was assumed and dutifully performed by the Paint Crew and their director, Mr. Clyde Jones, The Plot Thickens. 3 Oh! No! Don't Shoot! il ffl KM fy 7 Mx STAGE CREW ,525 GG , fs 5? l.-.. .,, cf 3 6 C9 Q' lg C X X If :3 ' 5, fgl-5 N 1 A 5 A is i ei-a ggi - Q, 'D-Tfillii' 55 Q egg! Wi: ' ' '22.-ii Row 1: Karl Vining, Ray Doolittle, Mgr., Ray Swift, Dick Brown, Fred Doolittle. Row 2: Ronald Warren, Bill Lynch, George Walton, Richard Leinbach. PAINT CREW Row 1: Bernie Mastronardi, Nancy Hart- man, Lucille Muro, Rose-Marie Torto, Carole Ditzler, Barbara Ann Mesley, and Janet Lacey. Row 2: Mal King, Carol Gumaer, Lois Tyler, Eileen Miller, Sallie Borelli, Pat O'Neil, Aggie Richard, and Shirley Hayes. Row 3: Jf-yce Aiken, Winnie Patton, Nancy Carlin, Mary Palombo, and Carolyn Hoagland. Y-TEENS The members of Y-Teens are cer- tainly growing up, for this year they celebrated their 100th anniversary--as an organization, To recognize the cen- tennial, each girl saved a penny a dayg and the total funds were used to aid veterans, The club also sponsored a style show and two dances, the Fall Fro1ic and The Hanging of the Greens? Row 1: Marcia Fox, president, Sylvia Capozzi, vice president, Barbara Ceuse, secretary, Rosalie Veltri, treasurer, Peggy Aftuck, interclub council representative. Row 2: Barbara Mesley, Vivian Heier, Dawn Barlow, Gloria DeStefano, Alice Sal- isbury. Row 3: Barbara Woodruff, Betty McKer- cher. B Row 1: N. Furino, T. Goodyear, Janice Graham, Jane Graham, J. Stanley, R. Brown, L. Smith, M. Thomas, P. Fotorny, T. McCarthy, J. McCauley, R. Evans, L. Kozlowski, N. Scheeberg. Row 2: D. Meacham, J. Markham, M. Craig, M. Smith, E. Norton, G. Monell, A. Mellen, K. Goyolin, P. Matwey, G. Rose, G. Bezek. Row 3: T. Carvallio, A. Orr, J. Hickey, W. McChes- ney, R. Gormley, B. Bryant, M. Furino, J. Hickey, T. Perun, A. Sharhr. Row 4: P. Salmon, J. Mourt, S. Toman, D. Sambora, D. Mann, E. Augustine, D. Hall, E. Shade, W. Schum, G. Han- nay, W. Briggs. Row 5: J. Vaselick, R. Alig, K. Blair, M. Vosbury, G. Adams, D. Hamlin, A. Brown, C. Bailey, D. Einfeldt. Whether you prefer listening to Beethoven, a Sousa march, the Dragnet theme, or My Old Kentucky Home, the North High Music Department can satisfy almost every student's taste in instrumental and vocal music. Our talented band handles any and all assignments that come its way. Be it a parade, a football game, pep assembly, spring band concert, civic request performance, or a state band contest, the North High Band always comes through with flying colors. The band should be highly commended for its work, especially in overcoming the occupational hazards of muddy fields and cold damp weather to practice their unique marching formations for the football games. Mr. Richard McCutchan, the capable director of our band, is also in charge of our orchestra. This organization provides music for the various graduation programs on Class Night, the Sunday program, and for Commencement. It is also the orchestra that performs during the intermissions at the productions of Little Theater Guild. This year, a group of out- standing members ofthe band and orchestra were chosen to play at a state concert held in Elmira. The North High choir and chorus, under the direction of Miss Marion Thornburn, forms the vocal section of our music department. Each year, these two groups sponsor a Spring Music Festival in addition to providing beautiful choral arrangements of familiar songs at assembly programs throughout the school year. To add to the effectiveness of their performances, the choir purchased electric candles. At the Christmas program, the candles, lighted in the dark auditorium, provided the reverent atmosphere for the singing of carols. In May, a group of students were chosen from choir and chorus to sing at Potsdam under the direction of a well- known choral director, Robert Shaw. Row 1: Mary Craig, Betty Gregory, Pat Gregory, Sherry Pierce, Carol Barnes, Joanne Sosnicki, Jeannie Erretani, Muritte Seal, Barbara Allen. Row 2: Virginia Atwood, Joamae Butler, Beverly McAndrew, Ellen VanValen, Margaret Adams, Marguerite Mott, Joan Grant, Barbara Baer, Kathy Reed. Row 3: Bernice Miller, Eleanor Surine, Elaine Winsor, Karen Weber, Mary Wolfe, Lillian Hillary, Kay Rose. Row 4: Eugene Shode, Geary Hankins, Donald Bensen, Richard Go rmly, Andrew Feldman, George Falwell, Paul Wagstaff, Lou DiRienzo. CAMERA C LUB Photography enthusiasts at North have long awaited the formation of a club in which to display their interests, Mr, Charles Konecny has lntroducedanew club this past year to satisfy these shutter- bugsf' Camera Club will not only give amateur photographers abetter knowledge of photographic equipment but also a chance to show off their technique, Row 1: Sandra McMannus, Shea Allen, Angie Paolucci, Sylvia Schroeder, Patricia Smith. Row 2: Pat O'Neil, Aggie Richards, Eileen Miller, Mary Matias, Janet Burdick. Row 3: Ed Aswad, John Deuine, Robert Michalek. Chorus Flower Sale Maw Talking over the concert 94 ff x! Q X f dx: 'VI L -ff.,,,w 1- I f ,,-f-12,5- W'-2- 'r T A ,,,....,...u,.,.. ' A' ' , ,. , , .,,.- 'fm' . .,.,-ff 1, 2'-1-qygur .- 24-mfn. -M f' --,gg-,f, 95 . .2 film., -, ,,.:- lf' R7 Congratulations to the Graduates of NORTH HIGH ENDICOTT JCHNSON RETAIL STORES 97 SUCCESSFUL CAREERS IN BUSINESS START W E S A L U T E OI' Th R I D I. E Y'S e GRADUATI NG CLASSES INSURE YOUR FUTURE By Enrolling in Binghamton's Leading Q F BUSINESS SCHOOL Approved by the New York State Department of Education Visit, Phone or Write for Free, 24-Page Illustrated Cotolog Resnick's 87 COURT STREET SECRETARIAL SCHOOL Chamber of Commerce Building Phone 2-5348 Eugenia Bamaba and Edith Finsel have learned that it pays to save. . .in Interest Accounts at First National Bank. FIRST NATIO AL B First Ward Chico: ISI CLINTON STREET Mann Office: COURT AND CHENANGO Member: Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation V5 Westover Ofiice: WESTOVER PLAZA 98 Nowhere do you get so much for your money os when you f F 4 INVEST IT IN YOUR HOME! Dealer Member by Invitation, the Grand Rapids Furniture Makers' Guild COMPLIMENTS OF BLANDING'S, INC. FRIENDLY FINANCE SERVICE, INC. Electrical Supplies lA Personal Loon Componyl Room 203, Second Floor 48-50 Court Street 198 wqshingm sf., cor. Henry D, I 2 w's i 9 ffefz 5339 ia - no - B'NGHAM-I-ON, N. Y. BINGHAMTON, N. Y. Let Us Answer Your Money Problems The Friendly Way Nelson Compliments Wayside Furniture and Rugs of Smith Lumber Mill Dial 2-1954 New Highway Hillcrest Binghamton, New York llweiwfiig o MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORP. 99 FOR A SMART MODERN C HARM PORTRAIT of you Phone 3 -1 792 C. -, A - fig A ,- -, fi - , +V Y 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 I 11 I 'I 1 1 1 1 1 1 kr-Y W Delmar Studios 137 Court Street - - - - - - -- A ,A - 77-AV, ,WA ,Ai .v.v1x- -v,4, Binghamton, N. Y. City National Binghamtorfs Oldest Bank CONGRATULATES THE CLASS OF 1954 Congratulations The Barn AMERICAN-CHINESE RESTAURANT AND BEST WISHES Dinner Music Graduates organist NORTH HIGH CAFETERIA Ethel Price DePew 100 A -.1 1 HERITAGE There is no end to pioneering. Every generation and every fieId of endeavor have had and will continue to have their pioneers. There could be no more glori- ous heritage than the Wealth of oppor- tunities this age offers to youth-the pioneers of tomorrow. INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS MACHINES CORPORATION ENDICO , NEW YORK 101 HOT HAM- DOGS BU RGS 95 Chenango St. 301 Chenango St. The Most Sanitary Place in Town MAPES-JACOB Moving Co. Dial 3-5441 TRUCKING -- STORAGE BABCOCICS SPORT SHOP Ted Hackett and john Parry, members of North's tennis team. BABCOCK HINDS 8 UNDEKWOOD 174 Waslmlngton Street 123-5 State Street HARDWARE Sizlfe 18 74 Compliments of PHILADELPHIA SALES COMPANY CONGRATULATIONS! to the Class of '54 GEO. D. B. BONBRIGHT CO. 507-509 Press Bldg. Member N. Y. Stock Exchange CONGRATULATIONS To the Graduating Class of 1954 SALL-STEARNS I38 Washington Street BINGHAMTON'S MOST POPULAR MEN'S STORE i 1laIIIII,,IIIIIe emu sum F rumsaullsrrsrnululee ct INN: Ti Qdamlvflffingi III Q., --Q -i. ...... ..., ..... i, --.' :T 7 'i s LI' ' l ' N '-gf' L- I I Q I? 4' i 1 I I E fx I N 1' 2:4 rag .-4 Ir, l,,, If 'E ' 'T ,L U 5 E 010 double paqmentr with eheelu. E 3 It's very comforting to know that you'11 m never have to pay a bill twice, be- E Z cause your canceled checks prove E you paid. Open your account here. 3 or z-. ... I I E 5-cA-22 -al I I U -1.3 - s-1 --1 -Il -1 4-Q., II ' I i il is mai l iIIIIlI'flIllI IIllIT IIIIVZIIIII fIIIII IIllIifI Marine Midland Trust Company of Southern New York 14 BANKING OFFICES Member Federal Reserve System Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation 103 Ruttner's Milk Company WHOLESALE 81 RETAIL MILK 8. DAIRY PRODUCTS 15 19 Carroll St. Phone 2-8735 Cloverdale TAKE A CAMERA if 'f ON VACATION Fa rms Co., Inc. I WITH You 'X ' - - WEfglT,lEb53:lZxENT Best in Doiry Foods for Over 5.72359 more odvonced amateur Years T T H I L L ' S I66l:lashington Street TOWN TALK ICE CREAM F rBest Results FromY P T k g B gU Your Exposed Rolls f D I p g d P g 104 est in ews, umor and ports The Binghamton Sun 0LUM'S coMPi.E'rE Home runrusnzns AND woMAN's APPAREL TWO BIG STORES TO SERVE YOU II4 Clinton Street 222 Main Street Binghamton Johnson City Conklin Road Green ho Uses Compliments of Fresh Cut Flowers For A11 Occasions Say It With Flowers 2-5664 Conklin Road B 8g B MARKET 105 You Break 'Em .... We Make 'Em A L L 0 Y.S T E E L 3 s -V 0, BINGHAMTON AUTO SPRING CO. Complete Spring Service 16 JARVIS STREET Canny Trucking Co. Daily ExpressS r ceT and From New York City New York, N Y 550 West 22nd St D al CHe1s 3 1360 3 1361 Binghamton, N Y 6-18 Spring Forest A e D al 4 1357 4 1358 106 CONGRATULATIONS GRADUATES 1523 Best Wishes From TRIPLE CITIES TRACTION CORP. 375 STATE STREET Phone 2-2391 BINGHAMTON OPTICAL Northside Delicatessen SEABROOK FROZEN FOOD MONARCH CANNED GOODS Phone 4-4394 506 CHENANGO STREET CONGRATULATIONS, GRADUATES BEST WISHES FROM SIBLEYS GIFT SHOP 245 Conklin Avenue Binghamton, New York COMPLIMENTS OF COMPANY I9 Main Street BFTTER VISION BETTER LIFE INDUSTRIAL COMMERCIAL RESIDENTIAL CONSTINE 81 WHITNEY ELECTRICAL CONTRACTOR Manufacturers of EET-MOR Potato Chips-Salted Nuts Ph 2 5912 Popcorn 71 H st B' gh mton,N. Y 184 Robinson St. Binghamton, N. Y. Compliments of CROWLEY'S MILK CO., INC. YY I Bernice Mastronardi and Rose Torto. ' ' f h It 5 un Io S op from form to you Mc Lea n's meet your friends in the Don r just soy milk. . . Hi-School Hangout Soy Crowleyls Congratulations to the Graduates Di 26441 Why Take a CI1ance?- Insure! with ESTABROOK, KOERBEL Er ESTABROOK, INC. Phones:2-4057 2-5309 Health -AccicIent-Automobile- Hospitalization-Fire- Life - Bonds O eep Yo U QSi'nbh!!.l:,i!.L!5F ' some and olzowmo 108 it I - fl Get clearer, brighter snapshots of family life and party fun READYFLASH CAMERA AND ANSCQ ALL-WEATHER FILM COMPLIMENTS TALBOTT'S ICE CREAM FOR THE BEST ICE CREAM Stop in Our Store at 241 Conklin Avenue MacLennan's Flowers 499 Court St. FEDERAL BAKE SHOPS request the pleasure of baking for your next party, dinner or social event where baked del- icacies are a part of the occasion. SI I CHENANG0 STREET FEDERAL PARTY SPECIALS Telephone 2-73 PARKER HOUSE ROLLS PETIT FOURS CLOVERLEAF ROLLS FRENCH PASTRIES MACAROONS FANCY TEA CAKES Owned and Operated by Leo Baldorf PATTE SHELLS WEDDING CAKES BIRTHDAY CAKES 109 Our Sincere CONGRATULATIONS to you graduates and Best Wishes for the Future to A11 of You HENANGO STUDIOS The Finest in Photography 96 Chenango St. Binghamton, N.Y. 2-0428 2-0755 HARRIS ARMY 81 NAVY STORE Complete Outtltters in Sporting Goods Sport Clothes - Work Clothes 167 Washington St. Binghamton, N. Y. N. E. HILL BAKERY, INC. 31 Gaylord St. Binghamton, N. Y. FRESHLY BAKED PRODUCTS Direct From Our Ovens to Your Home 110 Arlene Pendleton and Dot Murray Munn uv CLC-HES Comphmentsof HALL PRINTING 8. BINDING CO. INC. E U R E PEN RULING PHOTO-OFFSET Tent 8g Awning R'NT'NG 328 Water Street Telephone 2-3471 BINGHAMTON, NEW YORK After graduation attend: Lowell SCHOOL OF BUSINESS Binghamton's First Business School - Over 100 years of training students for Successful Careers Concentrated Courses - Individual Instruction F REE PLACEMENT SERVICE MORNING SESSIONS ONLY - use afternoons for part-time positions or other activities Registered - New York State Board of Regents SECURITY MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE CUMPANY ' Gladys Van Housen, Lil Cocchiara and Sandy Woodrow. E Binghamton, New York 111 BROOME PRINTING CO. 50 Prospect Ave. Dial 2-1484 Congratulations Graduates ! CAMEO CLEANERS Next to Cameo Theatre 234 Robinson St. COMPLCLMENTS CONGRATULATIONS GRADUATES WALTER R. MILLER CO. INC. Stationery CHINA-GLASS-GIFTS OFFICE SUPPLIES SPORTING GOODS JOHNSQN'S Ivo WASHINGTON s'r 121 STAT: sr. ll CW Sffee' of 0 M. O. and D. O. WILSON MONROE GENERAL AGENTS Massaclrusetts Mutual Life Insurance Company Marine Midland Building Phone 2-643I CALCULATING MACH I NE COMPANY, INC. Donald J. Duvall, Branch Manager BINGHAMTON, NEW YORK 4 MEYEFZS QWHII 0l.D Ei, STORAGE WI Y Binghamton, N. Y. 5 I6 Court Street Be Wise . . . Economize By Buying the BEST DELICIOUS BRAND CANNED GOODS McTIGHE GROCERY COMPANY Broome County Technical Institute Your Community College Two-year curriculums Automotive Technology Chemical Technology Electrical Technology Mechanical Technology Medical Office Assistant Technical Office Assistant Cooperative Work Program Associate in Applied Science Degree We Salute... the 1954 Graduates of Binghamton North High School May Success Always Be Yours i F ow I e r s DRINK in Bottles Chic Anderson and Joyce Anderson. 113 mqdefn 5 Cvmvlefe I vemvhlf Pelfmfeft our best work I 1- 'L G- , .M V Vx aw W wk I 8 Mwwwmm Mm 60 WALL STREET - BINGHAMTON, N Y comrums CLEANING ssnvxcs forthe Entire Family CCATS We DRESSES CLEANING SERVICE SUITS 219 C..e.....g., SI. Dial Mm LINGERIE SPORTSWEAR For the JUNIOR MISS Bernie's Shoe G Zipper Service 349 I Mein Street IINGHAMTON, NEW YORK D I ' SPORTING GOODS FULL SOLES e S Zippers Repoired Court and Water Streets ALL LEATHER GOODS REPAIRED 114 Jewelers for Your Class Rings MANUFACTURING JEWELERS 17 John Street, New York 8, N.Y. RINGS PINS MEDALS CHARMS TROPHIES Represented by: CLETUS E. JENNINGS 1000 Bellevue Ave. Syracuse, N.Y. DIEGES 81 CLUST C6 Lou Rappaport Your One-Stop Family Shopping Center 1149 Front Street 2-2923 Compliments of CURLY TOP BAKERIES Birthday, Wedding, Anniversary Cakes our specialty Binghamton, N.Y. Phone 4-1334 CompIimenfs Congratulations Graduates! STEPHENS 81 COMPANY . mc. Group Enterprises, School Supplies 85-87 State Street Dial 2-3497 Inc. 189 Robinson St. Binghamton, N.Y. COUPER-ACKERMAN-SAMPSON , 68 Exchange Street all forms of insurance J.F. Ackerman President R.W. Couper, Secretary G. G. Sampson, Vice President J.F. Russell, Associate and Treasurer 115 Uur kind of freedom The world today needs a strong America. That is not boastful. It is a sobering estimate of the responsibilities facing us-particularly, you young graduates. The nation looks to you as that reserve of strength-moral and physical -to balance the scales for free men. For the American interpretation of freedom encompasses far more than mere escape from economic or political slavery. We demand a far more posi- tive, a far more substantial, reward for our efforts. We hold unfalteringly to the doctrine of man's right to seek his own goal-his own quest for happi- ness and security. We need have no fear that our social structure can be destroyed by forces from within, or from without, so long as the tenant can hope to be owner, the worker can aspire to management and the average citizen can find it possible to attain success and security. This, then, is our kind of freedom-and our kind alone. It is the freedom we must guard vigilantly to uphold our significant position in World leader- ship. THE BINGHAMTQN PRESS THE SUNDAY PRESS Dedicated to the Service of the Public 116 Wmfzpww daiofw Bill Wendlandt - Editor-in-chief Richard Willis - Managing Editor Michael Materese - January Senior Editor Joanne Kukol - June Senior Editor Gertrude Schuler - Activities Editor Ted Hackett - Sports Editor Pat O'Neil - Faculty and Homeroom Editor Gloria Beam - Art Editor Sandra Woodrow - Business Manager The service required, above and beyond the call of duty in construct- ing a yearbook is certainly worthy of meritorious recognition. The staff particularly, but many others too. Starting with the principal and working through the man who locks the door in the evening, yes, the cooperation of all, plus the students and many of the local business establishments is necessary for successful completion of a yearbook. So ORCHIDS to all the staff, and everyone who has helped in making the 1954 WAMPUM what it is! Faculty Advisor 117 hw, . 111-I' ns, Shu.. ,E -. kg A is 3 . rs.. ' img SQ? v4 ,fr '- ff' ,L.,. M- F9 fi ' ,' ' 1044 A K - 5 4 'x wgffw M. sw 'W ' sms- -N ' in -mf 51 .1 fl f - Q 5 , Wi A S - Mu -h 4,?. v 'f- m, S ufkfw W x 'Fx EX w 1 wi1..Q11x92Qg,v QA ., Al 5 , J 3 .-A, ,- 122 f .H . W ' X ' Q Z'

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