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

Text from Pages 1 - 136 of the 1955 volume:

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X' It With f,1,gfi .' 1 Xt Idum 'ff' -617 H96 1 1 TABLE OF CONTENTS 1 PQL5 1gf xgn ap 1 s P gg L Pit-l Pxgg UZ ,w-. 7 X Rn, -Yxirxriv l'u1'!,u Ix1.1r15g-ing Ifditwr Ile-xiiuzarinrl Pay 1 tn Pr'iI1fip:'1l'a M 'ffmgwv PM 1' ' T I wulty P,f' H vuiurw Pgg- .11 -'FYR lug' 5,1 H :lime-rmmxux 'ix Y- Tl Xakivitie-5 PIN' M1 Xd ' '!'lTSt'IIll'I1Yh 5 1- l ' 'a z ff 1.24 i 5-ui' We the Wampum Staff of 1955 take pr1de m ded1cat1ng our yearbook to W Rlchard McCutchan leader of our band and of our orchestra faculty adx xsor of Student Counc1l and of cheerleaders frxend and teacher to all Born 1n I1hno1s Mr McCutchan recemved h1s grade and lugh school educatwn m West V1rg1n1a after which he recewed a B S at Ohxo Un1vers1ty M A at New York Un1vers1ty and d1d graduate study at Columb1a Umversxty Temple Un1vers1ty Last man School of Mus1c and Cornell Uh1VerS1tY Member sh1p 1n Ph1 Mu Alpha nat1ona1 honorary rnusxc fratern1ty Theta Ch1 soclal fratermty and Ph1 Delta Kappa professxonal educatxonal fratermty are among the many honors he has rece1ved Wh1le at New York Umverszty he composed Prelude and Fugue ln A M1nor chosen for performance at Carnegxe Hall Travelmg and campmg serve as Mr McCutchan's hobbxes He enjoys makmg mm provements on h1s new home w1th the help of hxs teenage son Garret and hxs wlfe Eleanor It 1S w1th s1ncere apprecmatlon that we ded1cate our efforts to th1s versat1le man who seems to wear the red and blue chlp on h1s shou1der wlth great pr1de and purpose. Page 6 '.'-f- 1,,.,v.,' ,,,.:.,5:. if . . 4 .iffy ' 'f-1 51 , A H V W ' i ' 0 O 7 1 O I 7 , . , . . - Q Q - v 1 1 ' , . 1 S , Q . 0 I . 0 I ' l I I . Qffmpaai Meaaage There is music in the air around North any year and especially 1954-1955. This yearbook of ours promises to be a record album of many favorite hits. For you who have had a part in the events, big and small at North, this album will grow in value in the years ahead. Looking back we remem- ber the good things of our life here at North. Most important are the friendships and associations that make life worthwhile. One of our big aims for everyone of you is that you get your full share. As I write this, our arrangers, shutter clickers and business staff are blending to- gether into one harmonious tune, the best of everything for our 1955 Wampum. At North this year we reached an all-time high in athletics with fourteen teams in action. Little Theatre Guild with two double-cast productions again won audiences few schools could match. Our cheerleaders be- sides giving top pe rfo r manc e s all year earned, by hard work, long-needed uni- forms. For a third year, a North essay took top honors and brought us permanent possession of the Kiwanis Trophy. Our student council has been led by two active, loyal sets of officers and they have gone forward with plans for all of us including good assemblies and a new Handbook. All these and many more big dividends have come to North from our investment in teacher-pupil teamwork. For each teacher and pupil at North, I wish a generous por- tion of the deep satisfaction that comes from winning together. J- fi' wi Fzcaiy Mrs. P. Donnelly Mrs, R. Van Kuren School Accountant Receptionist Absence makes the He art Grow Fender Miss D. Dyer I ibrarian Kb ,J Miss P. MCC irthy Mrs. J. I-lerri Mrs. R. Disbrow Assistant Librarian ck Attendance Teacher Assistant Attendance Teacher Page 8 xx i an ' , M, , if P fa i 0 0 ' ,tk I 5, , ,lf A '25 'I W V :l,'..,g.' . I . .15 f' ' '- ,L15 J' H. A .J A I fff ' .4 'll ' J 44 4- ' I ' ,fm ,, A75 Mr. J. Brennan Mrs..J. Zurbrowski Boys' Counselor Counselor's Secretary ,Jh- 'Vw 'Wm-..,. Mr. R. Johnston Vocational Counselor I Confess fg' L' ' 'I ll h, 5. Mrs. H. Woodford Vocational Counselor Secretar 49' .f I-if '- -. ':2':'1'1'j fi. 'gi-':Q'LfLf 552 ,'-, igir.-:Tig gwliflifz-35? -'-. ' Miss I. McNulty Girl's Counselor Page 9 Miss J. Fowler Administrative Assistant Miss H. Comeriord Commercial 1 .arg L.. Mrs. B. Gordon, Commercial Yearbook Business Advisor Miss H. Keery Commercial CCT ypewriting Song Miss M. l ambert Commercial Miss E. Quilter Commercial Page 10 -w . - as Wag Miss M. Kerrigan Commercial .11 3 IV I .,,, ,t Miss B. Quinn, Commercial Mr. C. Jones Y-Teens Advisor Art Director Miss G. Shattuck Commercial Department Head Not So Quiet Please Miss R. Carrol, Commercial Y-Teens Advisor Mr. G. Demaree, Commercial Miss H. Faucett Wampum Advisor Commercial Varsity Football Page ll f h r 1 r W, A - .f ' is 5. , I 5' 'Swv X Mr, M. Segrue Miss G. Heffron Commercial English Department l-lead Miss J. Buckley English After Hours l A Bliss Nl. Burke Miss M, Cuxmle English English Page IZ Mrs. D. Ayers English Miss J. Donley Mrs. Blockberger English English gr .iii MQ Miss E. Stoutenberg, English Forensic Forum Advisor - . W-'Fl gl Ahbl 'N ' ,as ' x Mr. R. Merchant, English Miss W. Earl Little Theatre Guild Advisor English Page 13 Miss Guilbran English Mrs. A, Lee Homemaking 4 fi ,, . ' Xl 1 Mrs. W. Kern, Physical Education Miss M, Weller N Club, Cv.A.A. Advisor Homemaking Department Head On You Everyth1ng Depends Mr. J. Duff Industrial Department Head .J I 1 I Al , lwir, D, Bamln-r Mr. l . Clark Technical jlectricity :md Jxulilirxg Vucdtiun .md Technical Page 14 Machine Shop Mr. A. Harris Safety Driving --sg, ,A . A 1 fi if 1, J V, infix Mr. J. Croissant Mr. H. Foster Related Vocational Subjects Vocational Automobile Hi-Y Advisor Drivers' Association Advisor Ru.nnin' Wild 11 .ik Mr. J. Hyatt, Industrial Arts Automobile .4 Mr. C. Konecny, Photography Mr. J, McGinnis Camera Club Advisor Related Mathematics Page 15 Mr H 'NI1cho1s,SheLtmeta1.xnd Mechanical Drawmg 'md Bluepmnt Readlng 1 7 'r r N Anca, Preflmght and Mr K Weatherby Mechanical Drfnmng Prmtmng ,I X ., jf? . , ' 4 ' ', ' Z5,'fff7 if 5,1-F' ' w.,g,g 14 Mr. H. Wilson, Technical and Mrs. M. Pierce Vocational Machine Shop French Department Head French Club Advisor A A Say Si Si Mrs. M. Whitman German Department Head ,cs . i X Mr. W. Haight, History North Star Advisor tswulww A -X Miss V. Grecnmun Latin Page I7 -sr Mr. H. Gillespie Mathematics 2 WX. gn.. Miss I. Burdick Mathematics I ff h. 4' I Miss G. Fox Mathematics sv f Now is the Hour 9 Mrs. Maxim Science GT Mrs. H. Harris 2 QI I - - x I v .h 54157 gp Mr. J. Reutlinger ll -., .1 Commercial Chairman of Physical Educauon Page 18 Varsity Basketball .,-w Miss M. Thornburn Chorus, Choir Mr. G. O'Reilly Mrs. K. Houlihan Varsity Football Coach Physical Education Honor Society Advisor Mrs. Helen Green Latin Just One More Chance' ' Mr. J. Sasinek Miss K. Shannon Science History Department Head Page 19 eu, Miss I.. Malick Science Mrs. F. Nix Mrs. Nina Keane Health Department Head History Mr. H. Atlas, History Projection Guild Little White Lies J 1 Miss L. O'Hargan Mr. R. Sprenger. History History Bowling Page Z0 1 4 -f. ii? J t r. E. Lalley, History Volleyball Miss Quinn School Nurse 1 1 I Y r. C. Howland, History Baseball Coach ru cet By f C afeteria Staff km ' ' -y - ' ' L 'Q . A x V TN- F Y Y K . ' d l . l ' , Q ' N qi 'Kg 4, yi Q, W 1 V , lu: --QQ i ' X Q Q -. ' r---'i,+ ,.! A I Page Z1 Custodian Staff Miss D. Tobias, History Lit Club Advisor W L- E J P VT --' ' - s. ' S Y Most X Shortest Anthon f . y Testa Ipana Smile 7 David Crandall Sylvia Capozzi Mary Deyo N -lg 4. - Tallest William Aswad Audrey White Heartbreaker Arlene Pendleton VW , lf ng , I N , is -.T Most Likely to Succeed Earl Rickerson Mary Lou Katz Best Dancer Robert Lewis Renae Solomon Heartbreaker X N 7 John Briggs 'Z' 3 4 . . if' , , Av x Best Dresser John Wilson Sallie Borelli an 1- . s l N . - b f .f . F, Ah -3- ,g Most Bfuiiam gf, -5 ,, Class Dreamer David Macy Gloria Patton N- -.14 lileanor lord Class Musician X' 5 William Briggs Etta Norton Til .. - 5? Us 3 ki: i. X ll ff lar -7 l Jean Kelly Class Flirt Handsomest Sahria MacDonald David Phelps Sally Rush li? Best Athlete John Parry Patricia Wanstall .Hof ? xv f if w ,N 2,55 U ' :, - 455 .,4.,, A - Best Natured Class Amst -- Louie Galli shirley Moat Laurie Macornber Class Jester Joseph Brown i :A ' ' AN V 'P 9 Quietist Jack Witternore Kay Bailey Class Giggler w., Janet Lacey Class Actress Ann Smith Ti -1-sl , 8 5, 1 5 , Most Bashful X Jack Hankins Norma Westfall K Perpetual Motion Rose Marie Torto 3 6 J Noisiest A ' , Leon Osgood Elizabeth Brown ' W? Ideal Couple Michael Kraham Sandra Dibble D ,D Jimmy S XQQIZLWU lin'ldH..4.'IH3u., . . Q il -Q! 1 531154. ali 4 Ann Smith Vice President , YT CLASS NIGHT COMMITTEE - First row: Ann Smith, Gladys VanHousen, Jean Kelly, Mary Lou Katz, Arlene Pendleton. Sec- ond row: Lou Galli, Eloise Traxler, Eleanor Lord, Tony Tes- 4 tani, Betty Brown, Marlene Kuenzli, John Parry. Jean Kelly - f President SENIOR PROM COIMMITTEE - First row: Eileen Miller, Joyce Ulmer, Bob Lewis, Dave Phelps. Second row: Pat O'Neil, Bernie Mastronardi, Nancy Fowler, Rosie Torto, Sally Borelli. Third row: Eleanor Lord, Nancy Carlin, Pat Wanstall, Patsy Clark, Laurie Macomber. Fourth row: Sally Rush, John Wilson, John Gilbert, Joseph Lally, Linda Strait. Arlene Pendleton Secretary Ai. '11 ur.. Vit! ov W4 is Gr, G A T, AT F J 1 - L CLASS PARTY COMMITTEE - First row: John Gilbert, Don Nagle. Second row: Lucille Muro, Betty Brown, Betty Zeman- cik, Mary Jones, Ann Hurlburt. Third row: Barbara Woodruff, Lou Galli, Bill Briggs, Roger Conklin, Audrey White. PA S. Dave Phelps Boys' Treasurer Gladys VanHousen Girls' Treasurer V i Laurie Macomber Girls' Sergeant at Arms .L Eugene Mesley Boys' Sergeant at Arms ADVISORY COMMITTEE - First row: Ronald Warren, Michael Kraham, Joseph Brown, Tony Testani. Second row: Eliose Traxler, Renae Solomon, Gloria Cavallaro, Ann Smith, Arlene Pendleton. Third row: Kay Bailey, Shirley Moat, Mary Deyo, Sally Dwyer, Mary lou Katz. Fourth row: Marlene Kuenzli, Toni Transue, Etta Norton. Ill!! I..-.. in -mn , f, . H lalltll S ,Q 3 'Sf ,C Clara Allen William Aswad Kay Bailey Peggy Lou Bateridge J. Michael Bishop Douglas Boice ' -11' Sallie Borelli Donna Bourgarde Donald Boyea John Briggs William Briggs William Brock 'IA K? V -,QX VI? A. Elizabeth Brown Joseph Brown Kathryn Buck Clara Allen, Dolly , Academic Business. Bowling ll, 123 Pep Club ll, 129 Tri-I-Ii-Y10, ll, 12. William M. Aswad, Zeke , Academic Industrial. Student Council 10, llg Football 10, llg Basketball 10, llg Baseball 10, Intramurals 12, Varsity B115 Counselor's Honor List 10, ll. Kay Bailey. Commercial. Peggy Lou Bateridge, Peg , Academic Business. Jr. Red Cross llg literary Club 123 Pep Club ll, 12. J. Michael Bishop, Mike , Academic Math. Douglas Boice, Porky , Academic Industrial. Sallie Borelli, l,a . Academic lxlath. Student Coun- cil 123 Paint Crew ll, 125 Warnpum ll, 125 literary Club ll, 123 Intramurals 10, Pep Club ll, 12g Coun- se-lor's Honor list 10, ll, 12. Donna Botrrgarde, Lulu . Commercial. Jr. Red Cro:-s 10g Intramurals 10, 123 Pep Club 12. Donald Boyea, Don , Acadeniic Math. Band 10. John Briggs, Johnny , Academic Science. Sylvia Capozzi Nancy Carlin Gloria Cavallaro William Briggs, Will . Academic Math. Student Council 10, 113 Band 10, ll, 12, Orchestra 10, ll, 12, Intramurals 105 Volleyball 12. William L. Brock, Bill , Commercial. Key Club 10, llg Track 10. A. Elizabeth Brown, Brownie , Commercial. Fo- rensic Forum l0g Literary Clubl2, Intramurals 10, ll, 12, G.A.A. ll, 12. Joseph Brown, Brownie , Academic Math. Student Council 10, ll. Kathryn Buck, Kathy . Commercial. Jr. Red Cross llg North Tri-Hi-Y 10, ll, 12g Pep Club ll, 12. Sylvia Capozzl, Syl , Academic Business. Pep Club 10, Y Teens 10, ll, 12. Nancy Carlin, 'Diarnond Lil '. Acadernic Business. Pz1intCrew llg Band 10. Gloria MayC:xx'all.1ro, Glo , Academic Music. Honor Society ll, 12, Student Council 10,113 Foren- sic Forum 103 Choir 10, ll, 121 Counselor's Honor List l0,1l, 125 Driver's Association ll, 12g Intra- murals 10. Page 28 Barbara Chaffee Patsy Clark '- - 5 X, Q .,, , , . , N? . -X3 ! f. Barbara Chaffee, Barb , VocationalClerica1. Lit- tle Theater Guild 10, l1,l2g Literary Club 12, Intra- murals 1O, ll, 12, C.A.A. 10, 11, 12, N Club 12. Patsy Clark, Pat , Academic Science. Honor So- ciety ll, 12, Jr. Red Cross 105 Literary Club 12, Counselor's Honor List 10, ll, 12. George M. Cline, Fuzz , Academic Industrial. Intramurals ll. Lillian Cocchiara, Lil , Vocational Clerical. Stu- dent Council l2g Wampum 125 Literary Club ll, 12, Intramurals 10, ll, 12, G.A.A. 10, ll, 12g Pep Club 12. Roger Edward Conklin, Rog . Academic Industrial. Norman E. Coons, Bud . Academic Industrial. Student Council 10, Jr. Red Cross ll. David R. Crandall, Dave , Commercial. Key Club 10, ll, 12, Rifle Club 12. Donald L. Davidson, Don , Academic Science. Stage Crew 10, 11,1-Ii-Y IO, ll. Mary Louise Deyo. Academic Science. Student Council 10, ll, 125 literary Club 125 Pep Club ll, 12. Sandra Dibble, Sandy . Academic Math. Jr. Red Cross 125 Pep Club llg Choir 10, ll, 12. Sally Dwyer, Sal , Academic Science. Little Theater Guild 10, llg Paint Crew 10, ll, Jr. Red Cross llg Literary Club ll, 123 Intramurals 10, Counselor's Honor List 10, ll, 12. James Etner, Et , Commercial. Varsity B ll. William C. Evans, Bill , Commercial. Nancy Fowler, Nance , Academic Science. Honor Society ll, 123 Student Council 10, 12, Paint Crew 103 Literary Club ll, 12, Pep Club ll, 125 Counsel- or's Honor List 10, ll, 12. Lillian Cocchiara Roger Conklin Norman Coons David Crandall Donald Davidson .. 'Z Mary Deyo vac , 4-fi , . f. lr QA I N x I Sandra Dibble Sally Dwyer James Etner 11 N .Eli V ,,- . al K. .,. Q -TSP 3? L N'-if Q.- William Evans Nancy Fowler lv- avx you Marcia Fox 1 arry Gage Louie Galli .4 H' - ,e -n . v , 1 7 John Gilbert Jack Hankins Mary Hays any an- . , A ,, f , . FSI 1 sa' Joseph Kabanek Mary Katz Jean Kelly Marcia L. Fox. Academic Business. Intramurals 105 Y Teens ll. Larry Carl Gage. Vocational Auto. Stage Crew ll, Jr. Red Cross 11, 12, Intramurals 11. Louie Galli. Commercial. Student Council 10, 12, Basketball 10, llg Volleyball 10, 125 Baseball 10, 12, Intramurals 11, 123 Varsity B 12. Parker Ganow, Park . Academic Math. Band 10, ll, 12. Shirley G1tes, Shirl . Homemaking. Forensic For- um 12g Jr. Red Cross 10, llg Bowling 103 Pep Club 10,11gCamera Club 12. H:irryC1ee, 'Harrison . Commercial. Cross Coun- Iry10g Intramurals 10, 11,12, Counse1or's Honor 1 ist 11. John F.Gi1br-rt, John , Academic Industrial. Band 10. Jack Hankins, Jackson , College. Choir 10, 11, 12. Mary Hays, 1x1o1lie . Comniercial. Literary Club 12, Intramurals 10, 1l,12g G.A.A. 11,123 Pep Club 11, 12. Parker Cvanow Shirley Gates Harry Gee 2. f 498 .Q ,fu I, 'PX .vo 1, f '9 - r--an-1 ' it 1 Ann I-Iurlburt Robert Johnston Mary Jones vi . V ...E Q. xl is J , 5 4 -.1 fl-'f TD' -iff 2 Q , ,ferkqvrii . : . '6 4. Lea :fix 3 ' xi' ,J-x y ,f W f lf 'RJ Ronald Kocak Michael Kraham Marlene Kuenzli Ann I-Iurlburt, Annie . Commercial. Intramurals 115 Pep Club ll, 12. B.J. Academic Business. Red Cross 10, 11. Robert W. Johnston, Student Council 10g Jr. Mary Jones. Academic Science. Jr. Red Cross 10. Joe Kabanek, Sonny , Commercial. Intramurals 12. lvlary Lou Katz, Joe , Academic Science. Little Theater Guild 10, ll, 12, Paint Crew 103 Wampum 105 North Star 10, 12, Literary Club 11, 12, Pep Club 12, Counselor's 1-Ionor List 10, 12. Jean Kelly, 'Irish . .Academic Science. Honor So- ciety 11, 12, Forensic Forum 103 Paint Crew 10, North Star 10,113 Literary Club 11, 12, Counselor's Honor List 1O,11,12g Intramurals 10, 11,123 G.A.A. 11, 12. Ronald Kocak. Commercial. Michael Kraham, Mike . College. Driver's As- sociation 12. Marlene R, Kuenzli, Mar , Academic Science. Paint Crew 10, 11, 12g Literary C1ubl1,12, Coun- selor's Honor List 10, 11, 12. Page 30 Janet Lacey, Jan , Commercial. Paint Crew 10, 115 Wampum 125 Tri-Hi-Y 10, ll, 125 Choir 10, ll. Joseph lalley, Joe , Academic Math. Band 105 Intramurals 12. Robert Anthony Lewis, Bob , Academic Business. Student Council 105 Baseball 105 Intramurals 10, ll, 12. Eleanor Lord, Academic Science. Paint Crew 10, 115 North Star 125 Jr. Red Cross 125 Literary Club ll, 125 Intramurals 10, ll. Sandra MacDonald, Sandy . Academic Business. Wampum 105 North Star 105 Pep Club 11. David Macey, Dave , College. Honor Society ll, 125 Forensic Forum 10, ll, 12. Loretta Macomber, Laurie , Academic Math. Stu- dent Council 115 Wimpum ll, 125 North Star 10, ll, 125 Jr. Red Cross 10,115 Literary Club ll, 125 French Club 10, 115 Intramurals 10, 115 Art Club 10, 11. Francis Maguire. Academic Industrial. Bernice Mastronardi, Bernie . Academic Busi- ness. Paint Crew 125 Wampum 105 North Star 10, 11, 125 Jr. Red Cross 125 Bowling 10, 115 Intramur- als 105 Pep Club 12. Janet I acey Joseph Lalley Robert lewis J 'HQ Macomber Francis Maguire Bernice Mastronardi IU! QF W, Eileen Miller Norman Miller lino Mion A. ,N ,ps-, . fr Q15 1 ,Q 1 3.1,-:yr ,.,,,, S., V 5 -. J. -,yt 1- .6 - J . ' ,, , I 5 5 ' James J. McConnell, Mac , Vocational Auto. John Meade, Jack , Academic Industrial. Eugene J. Mesley, Mez , Academic Business. Football 105 Intramurals ll. Eileen Miller, Leen . Academic Science. Paint Crew 10, 11, 125 Wampum 125 North Star 11, 125 Jr. Red Cross 115 Literary Club 11, 125 Pep Club 125 Counse1or's Honor List 10, ll 12. Norman Miller, Nuggett . Academic Industrial. Intramurals 105 Counselor's Honor List 10. Lino Edward Mion, Jim , Acadernic Business. Student Council 125 Football 10,115 Track 115 Base- ball 105 Varsity B ll. Shirley Louise Moat, Dan Cupid , I-Iomemaking. North Star 115 Jr. Red Cross 105 Pep Club 10, 11, 12. lucille Elizabeth Muro, Lou . Academic Business. Paint Crew ll, 125 North Star ll, 125 Pep Club 115 Chorus 105 Choir 12. Donald Nagle, Skip , Academic Industrial. Base- ball ll, 12. Eleanor Lord Sandra MacDonald John Macey ' 55925 12 .rv- -4 James McConnell John Meade Eugene Mesley 1- 4'- JC' ff fi, Shirley Moat Lucille Muro Donald Nagle 21' ,. .. Q.. 7 'T' 'X E' I w -f 1. ev , Norman Nagle Etta Norton Patricia O'N ps 'LZ as eil 'ia 44 5.1 vf Q '7 ' Y .L if at , f L eon Osgo nd John Parry Gloria Patton 4-if 1 --5 t 'V f tg- 'Z' 3 t ' l Arlene Pendleton David Phelps Earl Rickerson Carl Robbins John Roberts James Robins 1- vs ?S- 0,41 -ang- 7 J. 1 f yy ,:. - rv.. gl ff le, ' - r t . .,i.l, if ,btw , .K X Y ' . ,,. may 1? if Gordon Rose Dorothy Ross Jannette Rounds Sally Rush Robert Ruggi-rio Mary Russell Norman B, Nagle, Norm , Academic Math. Key Club lO, ll, 125 Orchestra 10. Etta Naomi Norton, Etta-Kett . Academic Math. Jr. Red Cross 10, 123 Band ll, l2.g Orchestra 10, ll, lZg Intramurals 10, llg G.A.,A. ll, IZ, French Club 11gCounselor's Honor list lZ. Patricia O'Nei1, Pat . Vocational Stenographic. Paint Crew ll, IZ, Wampum 10, ll, 123 North Star 10, ll, IZ, Camera Club ll. Leon Osgood, Ozzie , Cornniercial. lntrarnurails lo, ll. John H, Parry, R:1bbit . College. Bz1ndlO, ll, 12, Orchestra 10, ll, IZ, Football ll, Basketball IO, ll, 125 Track llg Tennis 10, ll, IZ, Varsity B 10, ll, 1.2, Counselor! Honor I ist lO, ll, 12, Gloria Patton, Acadernic Business. Honur Sxtieit ll, ll, Forensic Forum 103 literary Club ll, ll. Arlene Pendleton, I-'enny' . College, Honor Society ll, IZ, little Theater Guild 10, ll, IZ, North Star ll, ll, literary Club ll, ll, lniramurails lUg Coun- selor's Honor list lO, ll, IZ. David Phelps, l-Beaches . Science. Football 10, ll, 123 Intramurals lO, llg Varsity B ll. Page 32 Earl Rickerson, Rick . College. Key Club 10, Band IO, Intramurals 10, ll, IZ, Hi-Y lO, ll, IZ, Volleyball 10, ll, Choir lO, ll. Carl Robbins, Robby , Academic Industrial. Foot- ball lO, llg Baseball l0g Intramurals IO, ll. John Roberts. Academic Industrial. Student Coun- cil ll. James Burton Robinson, Jim , Vocational Auto. Gordon Rose ll, IZ. , Gordy', Acade-:nic Science. Band Dorothy Ross, Academic Business Jannettc Rounds, Jan . Hornl-making. Scilly Linn Rush, 'F-al , Acadv mic Math. l ittlt lbeate-r' Guild 10, llg Paint Vrw-'.x ill, Nirth Star ll, ll, literlirv Club 11,123 Izitrziltzzixwfis llfl, llg G.,-X.l-X. ll, ldg C wunfvlwr': l-lonor lust lb, ll, ll, I-rvnrli C1lubll,lZ. Robert liuggn-rio, .-kcndcrriic fxhalh. I' o mba ll lllg Choir lO,1l,lZ. Yxigiryjoyce Russell, Acadvrxiic K' th. Lit:-rary Club ll, 12, Jacqueline Thayne John Tinklepaugh Richard F. Saddlemire, Dick , Academic Math. North Star 10, Red Cross 10, Key Club 10, l1,12, Intramurals 10, ll, Volleyball ll, Hi-Y 10, ll, Art Club 10, 11. John Sharak, Jack , Academic Business. Sylvia Jane Sherman, Syl , Academic Math. Grace Sherwood, Geri , Academic Business. Choir 10, 11, Y Teens 10, Chorus 10, 11. Barbara Skellett, Babs . Academic Business. Annetta Lee Smith, Ann , Academic Science. Stu- dent Council lO, ll, 12, Little Theater Guild 10, ll, 12, Literary Club ll, 12, Intramurals 10. Mary A. Smith, Smittie . Commercial. Renee Solomon, Peanuts . Academic Business. Jr. Red Cross 10, Intramurals 10, 11. Florence Starr, Flossie . Vo cational Clerical. Student Council 12, Literary Club 12. Gary D. St. Dennis. Academic Math. Jr. Red Cross 10, Band 10, Choir 10, 12. Linda Jo Streit. Academic Languages. Paint Crew 11,l2, North Star 1O,1l, Literary Club 12, Pep Club 11. Richard Saddlemire Gary St. Dennis John Sharak no '-252, Q-A Anthony Testani, Chick . Commercial. Student Council 10, 12, Football 10, ll, 12, Basketball 10, ll, Baseball 10, ll, 12, Intramurals 10, 12, Varsity B1O,1l,12gCounselor's Honor List 10, 11, 12. Jacqueline Thayne, Jackie . Academic Art. North Star 10, 12, Red Cross10,12, Pep Club ll, 12. John Tinkelpaugh, Tink . Commercial. Student Council 10, Key Club 10, ll, 12, Intramurals 10, Choir 10, ll, 12. Rose Marie Torto, Rosie . Vocational Stenogra- phic. Student Council 11, 12, Paint Crew ll, 12, Wampum 10,1l,l2, North Star 10, 11, 12, Red Cross 12, Literary Club 12, Counselor's Honor List 10, 11, 12, Driver's Association ll, 12. Tonia Kay Transue, Toni , Academic Business. Literary Club ll, 12, Intramurals 10, 11,12, G.A.A. 11, 12. Eloise May Traxler. Academic Science. Little Theater Guild 10, ll, 12, Paint Crew 10, 11, 12, North Star 10, Counse1or's Honor List 10, 11, 12. William E. Trebilcock. Commercial. Sylvia Sherman Grace Sherwood lvx' FN CF'-7 'f Barbara Skellett ft- .. 3, Annetta Smith Mary Smith Renee Solomon Florence Starr Linda Streit AHUIOHY T jf. - f X 4 rw . gf.. , x ' at ' .. W , +. 3345, gf., V t f -' gm. V ' 1- '97, , ,gy ,Ia-. W Sf V-1 -3' i , 1 ,ps ' ? ', lv? ' 393 V-Z5f,,e1 Rose Marie Torto TOUia Transue Eloise Tfaxlel' William T ,i X y T Nr , iq: ' My Z? -, Y ...'- ' -5 , V. -- .f s L, ., , ,J if 4 ..f' A Joyce Ulmer Paul VanGordon 2 Q! 1 's,g,y.. V, 1 ht szirfefm. 51 s , , :- , F Gladys Vanl-lousen P :M a -36 an um . gf f -T-3' tr I W , V' :,, .A - , W William VanKuren Shirley Vermilya James Virnislik 1' ytg-V ' 'Q f,fE what David Wallace Patricia Wanstall Ronald Warren Robert Warner Jack wa Norma Westfall Audrey White gt, , at 2 I , G- It lk . lf' ,..f- 1.-if , P 3? f .1 A, :iv,,,L. Q 1115. K. 55-1' -1-6?-5-. , .. V ' 4 -. 1 fy 1 , pw, . t 5 Whittemore Gerald Wilbur John Wilson Ba Joyce Ulmer, Curly , College. Student Council 10, 115 Forensic Forum 10, 115 Paint Crew 10, 115 Wampum 1O,ll,125 North Star10,11,125 Jr. Red Cross 10, 115 Literary Club 11, 125 Counselor's Honor List 10, ll. Paul VanGordon, Smitty . Academic Math. Gladys VanHousen. Academic Business. Student Council 125 Jr. Red Cross 125 Literary Club 125 Intramurals 10, ll, 125 G.A.A. ll, 125 Pep Club ll. William VanKuren, Willie , Academic Math. Stu- dent Council l25 Intramurals 10,115 French Club 115 Basketball 125 Varsity B 12. Shirley Vermilya. Academic Business. Wampum 115 Bowling 11, 12. James Vimislik, Vinum , Academic Industrial. Baseball 11, 125 Intramurals 11, 12. David L. Wal1ace, Jack . Academic Math. Intra- murals lO, 11. Patricia Wanstall, Pat . Academic Science. Lit- erary Club 125 lntramurals 10, 11, 125 G.A.A. 11, 125 N Club 125 Pep Club 11, 125 Counselor's Honor List 10, ll, 12. Page 34 rbara Woodruff Donald Young Ronald Warren, Ron , Academic Industrial. Stage Crew 10,l1,125 Jr. Red Cross 125 Varsity B ll, 125 Volleyball 11, 12. Robert Warner, Bob , Academic Science. Norma Westfall. College. Pep Club 11, 12. Audrey Carol White, Baby , Homemaking. Honor Society ll, 125 Intramurals 115 Pep Club 10, ll, 12. Jack R. Nhittemore, Jack . College. Gerald Wilbur, Bud . Academic Industrial. John R. Wilson, Wi11 . Academic Industrial, Foot ball 10. Barbara Woodruff, Barb , Vocational Stenographic, Paint Crew 105 North Star ll, 125 Jr. Red Cross ll 125 Intramurals 10, 115 G.A.A. 11,125 Y Teens Ill ll, 12. v 1 Donald Young, Deacon , Academic Industrial. Betty Zemanick, Buzz , Vocational Stenographic. Student Council 125 Jr. Red Cross 10, ll, l251ntra murals l0,l1, 12. 4 Betty Zemanick film -If fi John Wayne Adams. Technical Electrical, Jr. Red Cross 10, ll, 12g Technical Electrical Society ll, 12. Margaret Aftuck, Peggy . Vocational Stenographice Wampum 12g North Star ll, l?.g Jr. Red Crows lO, llg Y Teens lO, ll, lZg Intramurals 10, llg Pep Club IO. s - , 0 hn Admins Margaret Aituck 4? N -'D' - sf l 5'-f ,hc V f 4' ' ' fv- 1 ..- A f Q... 1 'e ' - A Qt' J .4 n -J 7 A. 7 , If x J 'V Q if f ffl 1. '-E? Daniel Alexander Ronald .Alig Mary Allegrino Patricia Allen Shea Allen Mary Andrus . . g 1 f: ,Qi ...tt 1 4 ai- ' f . QCD v Q fa C ' -f 'ig --s ' , ' ,v. N, - I Q! 1 -I' A - V A W J V ii V xx X ji ' . Mary Arnold Francis Bado Barbara Baer Carol Baka Susan Baker Marion Baldwin .-N Q . Peter Banko Carol Barnes 6 Q-. , 7' Qs K . ,ix ,W ii- Us .., g. ... Us T- ' ,.-, , ,, AA 'i ,,f f 1 - ' ,. ,- . 4 as- L. g v '?l?2','iJf'aZ ' Iris Barnes Daniel Alexander, Dan, Technical Mechanical. Key Club 10, 11,l2, Counselor's Honor List 10. Ronald Alig, Ron , Technical Mechanical. Band 10, 11, Orchestra 10, ll, Intramurals ll, 12. Mary Ellen Allegrino, Al , Academic Business. Wampum 11, Pep Club 11, 12. Patricia Allen, Pat , Academic Art. French Club 12, Y Teens 1O,1l, 12, Bowling 1O,l1,12, Intra- murals 10, 11, Choir 10, Art 10. Shea Allen. College. Student Council 12, North Star 10, 12, French Club ll, 12, Camera Club ll, Intramurals IO, ll, 12, Pep Club 10, 11, Counselor's Honor List 10, ll. 121 Choir 10. Mary Lou Andrus, Patch , Academic Math. Stu- dent Council l0, Jr. Red Cross 10, Y Teens 10, ln- tramurals 10.. Mary Arnold. Academic Science. .1r.Red Cross 11, Literary Club 12, Pep Club ll,12, Counselor's Honor List 10, Choir 10. ll. Francis Bado, Fran . College. Student Council 10, 11, 12, Little Theater Guild 11, 12, North Star 12, Intramurals 10, 11, Varsity B 1l,12, Driver's Association l1,l2, Basketball ll, 12, Counselor's Honor List 10, 11, 12. Peter Basti Donna Bearsch Patsy Bederka Carol Baka. Vocational Stenographic. Honor Society ll, 12, Literary Club 12, Bowling ll, 12, Pep Club ll, 12, Counselor's Honor List 10, l1,12,Tri-Hi-Y 10, 11, 12. Susan Baker. Academic Science. Student Council ll, Paint Crew 10, ll, Jr. Red Cross 10, ll, Liter- ary Club 1l,12, French Club l1,l2, Intramurals 12, Pep Club 11, 12, Counselor's Honor List 12. Marion Baldwin. Academic Science, Peter Banko, Pete , College. Honor Society 10, 11, Student Council 10, 11, Orchestra 10, French Club ll, Intramurals 10, Counselor's Honor List 12, Basketball 10.. Carol Barnes, Joy , Academic Math. Student Council 12, Choir 10, ll, 12. Iris Barnes, Punky , Academic Business. Bowl- ing 12, Counselor's Honor List 10, ll, 12. ldeter Basti, Pete , Vocational Auto, Student Council 11, 12, Football 10, Baseball 10, ll, Intra- murals l0, Varsity B ll, 12, Driver's Assmcizition 11, 12, Basketball 10, ll, Counselor's Honnr list 10, ll, 12. Donna Bearsch. College. Student Council l0,11,12, Literary Club ll, 12, French Club 12, Intramurals , I , . Barbara Baer, Bobbi . Vocational Stenographic. North Star 10,ll,l2,.lr.RedCrossl0,11,l2, Camera Club 12, Art 10, Intramurals 10, ll, 12, 12. G.A.A.11: 12, Counselor's Honor List 10, 11, 12, Choir 10, ll, 12. Page 36 10 ll 12' GA.A.10,ll,l2 , N Club 12, Drive-r's Association 11, 12, Counselor's Honor List 10, 11, Patsy Bederka, Pat , Academic Science. Camera Club 12, Pep Club 11, 12. Michae I Mary Michael Peter Benbrook, Brock . Academic Math. Student Council 105 Little Theater Guild 10, 11, 12. Irvin Benjamin, Ben , Academic Industrial. Intra- murals 1O,l1,125 Counselor's Honor List 115 Cross Country 10. Joyce Bennett. Academic Business. Forensic For- um ll, 125 Choir 10, 11. Robert Bihr, Bob . College. Jr, Red Cross 125 little Theater Guild 10, 11,125 Driver's Association 11, 125 Counselor's Honor List 10, 11. Nancy Billo, Nan , College. Jr. Red Cross 125 Literary Club 11, 125 French Club 125 Y Teens 125 Intramurals 115 Pep Club 10, 11, 125 Driver's Asso- ciation ll, 125 Counse1or's List 10, ll, 12. John Boburka, Burk . Technical Mechanical, Band 125 Football 10. Mary Borgeson, Mare , Homemaking. Intramur- als l0, 11, 125 G.A..A. 125 Pep Club 10, 11,125 Choir 1O,l1,125Tri-Hi-Y1l,l2. Jean Borush. Academic Math. Student Council 105 North Star 10, 125 Jr. Red Cross 125 Literary Club 125 French Club 113 Driver's Association 125 Coun- selor's Honor List 11. Theres Anthony Bragaglia, Boogie , Academic Industrial. Student Council 105 Jr. Red Cross 105 Intramurals 10, 11. Archie Brown, Archie . Academic Industrial. Student Council 105 Jr. Red Cross 105 Intramurals l1,l25Counselor's Honor List 10, 11. Dorlene M. Brown, Dee , Vocational Clerical, Wampum 11, 125 Jr. Red Cross 10, 11. Theresa Bukrym, Terry , Academic Business. Counselor's Honor List 10, 11, 12. Eugene Bunts. Commercial. Janet Burdick, Jan . College. Honor Society ll, 125 Little Theater Guild 10, ll, 125 Wampum ll, 125 North Star 10, ll, 125 Quill and Scroll 125 Literary Club 11, 125 G.A.A. 10, 11, 125 N Club 11, 12, John Burke, ,Iack . Technical Electrical. Honor Society 11, 125 Student Council 10, 125 Counse1or's Honor List 10, 11, 125 Hi-Y 10, 11, 125 Technical Electrical Society 11, 12. Marlene Camp. Homemaking. David Campoli, Bojeck . Academic Football 10, 11. Norman Bowell, Norm . Technical Mechanical. Cross Country 10. l Benbrook Irvin Benjamin Joyce Bennet Robert Bihr Nancy Billo ' , 'Q 0 'F' X 43, M .-t, ,,. A .- as .- -Y 5' . ' Q. . 1' guy w iff Y-.J - f' A ' f X ,' ,sf M., 1 , an . Wie., f , 5 I ,N A I fl BorgeSOI1 Jean Borush Norman Bowell Anthony Bragaglia Archie Brown 5,1 :ze if-L , ,fs ff? 5- I5-. if - JL. - J J , .-- -, , Q '. r:'rr- a Burkrym Eugene Bunts Janet Burdick 'QQ of-f ff f .J ...air M5 V' at , 4. v 1f , ' af John Burke Marlene Camp .... f-- . 'J t . ,L .. .kv Industrial. John Boburka -4' A . . V. Dorlene Brown ..-7 David Campoli 5- 53 Y . , ,,.-e 'U' ' fi 'N ev- JS. 'D v-.4 Joseph Capalaces Nancy Carey Patr1c1a Chamberlam 'L 'N K Z' 98 7-Q sang J S-.- ft,-4 Donald Chambers Carlton Chapel Juhan Chechatka ke Pl! Jean Cleary Marlene Combs Duane Coney Douglas Cooper W11l1am Cooper -as alba 'Ng--r V7 Q' W Dorothy Davls Ruzhard Dav1s Iva Dawn Joseph Capalaces, Cap Academu: Busuxess Student Counctl 10 11 Intramurals 10 11 Co n selor's Honor Lxst 11 12 Nancy Carey Nan' Academ1c Busmess Wampum 12 Jr Red Cross 10 11 L1teraryC1ub1l Patr1c1a Chamberlam Pat Homemakmg Donald Chambers College Football 10 11 Varsxty B 11 12 Track 10 Carlton Chapel Carl' Acadenuc 1ndustr1a1 Jullan Chechatka Cheech' Techmcal E1ectr1ca1 Student Counc1l 12 Football 11 Baseball 11 lntra urals 10 11 12 Counselor 5 Honor Llst 10 1 12 Cross Country 10 Techmcal Electr1calSoc:1ety Jean Cleary Jeann1e' Vocat1ona1Cler1cal Wam pum 12 Pep Club 12 Marlene Combs, Mar . Xocatwnal Stenograpluc Student Counc1110,1l, North Star 12, Jr. Red Cross 10, ll, Intramurals 10, Pep Club ll, Counselor s Honor L1st1O,11, Duane W Coney Commermal Douglas Cooper, T1ger Conumercxal x'Vx M' Donald Crandall 3 U5 -of -vf 0' 'bf' Jay Deats Sylv1a DeBl0om Joseph Des1mone W1ll1am Cooper W1l1 Cornmermal Counselor s Honor Llst 12 Donald Crandall Don' Technxcal Electrxcal Wampum 10 Counselor's Honor Lxst 11 Dorothy Ann Davls Dott1e' College Honor So cxety ll 12 Lnttle Theater Gu11d 10 ll 12 Lxter Club 11 12 Intramurals 10 11 12 G A A ll 12 N Club 11 12 Counselor s Honor L1st 10 12 Nor h Star 10 Rxchard Davls Dxck Academlc Sclence Student ounc1l10 ll Jr Red Cross 11 Football 10 11 Baseball 10 Intramurals 10 11 Vars1ty B 10 R1f1e ub 10 1 Iva Dawn Academ1c Sclence L1terary Club 12 Volleyball 11 12 Counse1or's Honor L1st 10 11 Jay A Deats Short Round Academu: Art Coun selor s Honor 1,151.11 Sylvxa DeB1oom, Red Commerc1a1 Pep Club 10, 1, Counselor s Honor Llst 10, 11,1 Joseph Des1mone Commerclal Student Councxl 11, Jr Red Cross 11 Page 38 ' H r' yy V, f'rne 1 1 'e 1' - 1... N 1 Q th Q Q g g 4' 1, 51 , 1 - ' '. C i , , 1 1 . A . 1 1 N use f C A A v ll . K A ,W M' Y 1v .f1?- if 'gh 4 1 ff 1 45 g g is 1 . , ,,- .K i 'N l lg' J l' fit., s is 1 i 1 K .87 Y, . .... .4- A ,..- Xi I V11 -I 4 .. - 7 ik i f T, I wa V 1 'Ll' 1,,Wg , ,'. A 1 fa J fy 1 R 1 , , he 1. ff A ' 1 ' 't T' f -. , , ,, I .I 4 X W F Ji :If , ' ld iv, I Q ff 1 ' y wr 1 QA , . i ' 1, 1 51 W. 1 X 1 A 3 if ' ' 1 11 11. ' - . ' - I 11 ' 11. - . 1 ' , 9 , : u - ' - ary , 1 , . 1 . - . 10. ' I , I Y Q 11 11 Y 5 1 - , ' . 9 - 11, g t , 11, 12. i 11 1. ' ' ' . . ,, . H . . C ' 1 : . 1 , 2 ' 1 9 ' 1 - C1 , lg!-li-Yl0, ll, rn , . 5 ' ' . 1, 112 12. I , , ' 3 , , 1 ' ' ' 1 - 's ' 2. . - 4 . I ' - 1.2. - - , A , - - Max Deus Gerald DiRienzo Max Deus. College. Orchestra 10, ll, French Club 112 Choir 10. Gerald DiRienzo, .Ierry . Commercial. Band 103 Intramurals 11, 12. Carole Ditzler, Ditz . Vocational Stenographic. Student Council 103 Paint Crew 113 Jr. Red Cross 102 French Club 113 Intramurals 10, 11, Cheerlead- ers l0, 11, 123 Counselor's Honor List 10, 11, 12. Neil Dominick. Vocational Auto. Student Council 123 Football 10, 11, 123 Intramurals 123 Varsity B 11,123 Driver's Association ll, 123 Counselor's Honor List 123 Track 10, 113 Basketball 10, 11. Gerald Donahue, Gerry . Academic Math. Stage Crew 102 Intramurals 10. Shari Dorfman, Sapphire , Academic Business. Wampum 123 Counselor's Honor List 103 Choir 10, ll, 12. Daniel Drewry, Dan . Technical Mechanical. Counselor's Honor List 10, 12. Richard John Durofchalk, Dick , Technical Elec- trical. Counselor's Honor List 10, ll, 123 Technical Electrical Society ll, 12. Elizabeth Eddy, Bet . Academic Art. Pep Club 11, 123 Counselor's Honor List 11. David Einfeldt, Dave . Academic Math. Band 10, 11, 123 Orchestra 10, ll, 123 French Club 113 Coun- selor's Honor List 103 Choir 10. Carole Ditzler X v'aa':ivf1g.,5z55gfrg.tf-',, . f 1 ,. 1. f J 1? C, M .vi -J X -0. , 'J 'Q ' .ri ,, X K' Daniel Drewry Richard Durofchalk Elizabeth Eddy Pk:-'W ,f- the 3 ,Q 'fx : '- f- A 1, v V N A . if Michael Everett Richard Everett Richard Figura .Ph 1 'gf Q K7 -ma ., ' -. -f , ' .I , - ' f -J. A lr' . Sally Anne Ellis, Sal , Academic Math. Honor Society ll, 123 Literary Club 123 Counselor's Honor List 10, 11, 122 Choir 10, 11, 12. Jack Ellsworth, Ells . Academic Industrial. Michael Everett. Academic Industrial. Richard Everett, Dick , Academic Math. Honor Society 123 Football 10, l1Q Intramurals 10, ll, 123 Varsity B ll, 123 Volleyball 12, Counselor's Honor List 10, 11, 123 Track 11, 12. Richard M. Figura, Mighty Mouse . Technical Electrical. Intramurals 10, 11, 123 Counselor's Honor List 10, 113 Technical Electrical Society ll, 12. Teresa Fiore, Tree . Academic Business. Jr. Red Cross 123 Art 123 Pep Club 11, Tri-Hi-Y10, 11, 12. Betty Foote, Bet . College. Honor Society 11, 123 Little Theater Guild 10, 11, 123 North Star 10, ll, 123 Literary Club IZ: Intramurals 1O,11, 123 G.A.A. 11, 12, Counselor's Honor List 10, 11, 123 Tri-Hi-Y ll. Nancy Frayer, Fiar . Vocational Stenographic. Student Council 10, 123 Forensic Forum 10, 11, 123 Literary Club 11, 123 Bowling 10, ll, 123 Intramur- als 10, 11, 123 Cheerleaders 10, 11, 123 G.A.A. 11, 123 Counselor's Honor List 10, ll. Neil Dominick Gerald Donahue ' :avid ,f I I 1 li David Einfeldt Sally Ellis Shari Dorfman .lack Ellswo rth f - , N. it 2' Q L12 1 1 Teresa Fiore Betty Foote NanCy Frayer I6 fi .de Q. F' an - K' f -J xy--I f s 3, Hu.. J t7 i .gur- ff, 44:- 9 'TW -f T? V, Frederick Jack Freer Marjorie Friedl V545 pi A 'V' ' '13 T A . ' r Q, 'if' , 4-av . irq? N Q L aymond Gates Francis Gaynor Robert Gerdus , .,- ' Q5 -as .. -5'-' Q- ' ' J -f' I -fr 4--Lf' r SJ it Grow Leon Gumaer Donald Hall Harriet Frederick, Hanna , Academic Business. Student Council 113 North Star ll, Counselor'sHonor List 10, 11, 12, Choir 10. Jack Freer, Jack , Technical Electrical. Jr. Red Cross 10g Tennis 11,125 Intramurals 10, 11, 125 Counselor's Honor List ll. Marjorie Friedl, Marjie . College. Literary Club ll, 125 French Club llg Intramurals ll, 12, Coun- se1or's Honor List 11, 12. Norma Ann Gage, Norrn . Homemaking. Camera Club 123 Counselor'sHonor List 10, 11, 12g Tri-Hi-Y 10, ll. David Garrigan, Dee . Academic Math. Wrestling ll. Yvonne Garrison. Vocational Stenographic. Honor Society 12, Jr. Red Cross 125 Literary Club ll, 12, Counselor's Honor List 1O,1l,12. Raymond Gates, Gator , Technical Mechanical. Cross Country 10. Francis P, Gaynor. Academic Industrial. Jr. Red Cross 10, 11gDriver's Association ll. fi 15 :N sf ...4-v ' x Norma Gage David Garrigan Yvonne Garrison 1 'C - : -A y 0-, c 'L - , Q- - . , mf Paul Giorgio Stuart Graves Beulah Griffis ,,.,, 1 - V' 9 ' 'li .A ff' 0' . 11 Millard Hall Jane Hand William Harrison Robert Gerdus, Bob . Academic Industrial. Stu- dent Council 103 Wampum llg Jr. Red Cross 10. Paul Giorgio, George . Commercial. Stuart Graves, Cabbage , Academic Industrial. Jr. Red Cross 10. Beulah Griffis, Boots , College. Honor Society ll, 12g Literary Club 11, 12g Intramurals 109 Coun- selor's Honor List 10, 11, 12. Genevieve Anne Grow, Annie , Vocational Steno- graphic. Pep Club 10. Leon C. Gumaer. Academic Science. Forensic For- um 1O, ll, 12, Projection Guild ll, 12. Donald Hall, Don . Academic Science. Band 10, 11, 12. Millard Leon Hall, Stink , Vocational Machines. Counse1or's Honor List 10, 11, 12. Jane Hand. Academic Business. Paint Crew 10. William Henry Harrison, Bill , College. Little Theater Guild 10,115 Jr. Red Cross llg French Club llg Counselor's Honor List 10, 11, 12, Hi-Y 1O, 11. Page 40 Carolyn Hart, Carol . Vocational Stenographic. Pep Club ll, 123 Counselor's Honor List 10, ll, 123 Choir 10, 11, 123 Tri-Hi-Y ll, 12. Elaine Haviland. Academic Math. Honor Society 122 Literary Club 123 French Club 123 Counselor's Honor List 11, 12. Beverly Hawe, Bev . Academic Art. North Star 113 Pep Club 12. Margaret I-Ieatherman, Peg , Vocational Steno- graphic. Honor Society ll, 121 Student Council 123 Paint Crew 113 Wampum 103 North Star 105 Jr. Red Cross 113 Literary Club 11, 123 Counselor's Honor List 10, ll, 12. Lillian Hillary, Lil . Academic Science. Pep Club 10, 11, 123 Counselor's Honor List 10, 113 Choir 10, 11, 12. Gail Hinckley, Tish . Academic Business. Liter- ary Club 123Tri-Hi-Y 12. Edward Ralph Hoover. Vocational Machines. Coun- selor's Honor List 12. Joyce Howard, Joy . College. Student Council 113 Wampum 123 Literary Club 11,123 G.A.A. 10, ll, 123 Pep Club llg Counselor's Honor List 10, ll. Colleen Hunsinger, Sis . Commercial. Wampum 123 Counselor's Honor List 10, ll. Carolyn Hart Elaine Haviland Beverly Hawe . 'A 5.3 AT 44 Ll. ' , LZ, ---M ,I ' NJ X ' th ij -MVN Collene Hunsinger Theodore Hunt, Ted . Vocational Machines. Coun- selor's Honor List 10, 113 Hi-Y 10, ll, 12. William Hunt, Bill , Academic Industrial. Student Council 113 Baseball 10, ll, 123 Varsity B ll, 123 Basketball 10, Il, 12. Donald Hurley, Squirrel . Academic Math. Foot- ball l0, 11,123 Baseball 10, 11, 123 Varsity B ll, 123 Counselor's Honor List 11,123 Basketball l0,ll,l2. Wanda Johnson. Vocational Stenographic. Counse- lor's Honor List 10, ll. Jack Jones. Academic Industrial. Varsity B 10, 11,123 Cross Countryl0,l1, 123 Track 10, 11,123 Wrestling ll. Walter Jones, Walt , Commercial. Michael Kadlecik, Mike , Technical Machinical. Honor Society 123 Student Council 103 Intramurals 123 Cross Country 12. Janice Kellner, Kelly . Vocational Stenographic. North Star 113 Literary Club 123 Intramurals lO,l1, lZ3G.A.A.1l,123Counselor's Honor List 10, ll, 12. Audrey Kennedy, Audie . College. Honor Society ll, 123 Student Council 10, 11, 123 Forensic Forum 123 Literary Club 123 Intramurals 10, ll, 123 G.11.A. 10, ll, 123 Pep C1ub1O,l1,123 Counselor's Honor l.ist10, ll, 12. Margaret Heatherman Lillian Hillary Gail Hinckley A C3 Q7 -'J ' 5 -rv we Edward Hoover Joyce Howard Theodore Hunt William Hunt Donald Hurley 3 , . Q -- , Y ui' vs A T- 'I' as f. I, cg 7 :P , -vs Lal- I -' ' we -3 I' ' ' 1 1 1 if , W ' it 3 ' I wr. .ff H 3 1 ' 1 I xgxf X' i' if X N'-fm A -Q V 'fish Wanda Johnson Jack Jones Walter Jones Michael Kadlecik Janice Kellner Audrey Kennedy . wg S: av- W ' 3' , ' , K.. F 9 'G 1 , in - - va' 'H 3 'Q - if . N 1 h' , 'J' 1-:P ,'.-,' 1 f H, 'S ,Q -4 x 1- EV 19 .V X A K ink Q--f-7 ol Sharon Leonard Harold Lewis 9-5-'Q ff- James Kenny all sv- v--41 'T' Paul Kilmer Eleanor Kircher 1 ' 'CM 'T David Knox Lou Korchak Gerald 4, 3 J Y .- : Q M Ah 5 R1 U ff ':- :Nr 'I f-' f. ' 'ff '- ' N - -.,- -.- '7 ,, ,, W if 2' , . . ' ' 'LQ' XX, CJ' A '-', : I. i i - ' A., .1 gf? L A , Q V' 7 52.7 Tv- 1 . Joyce Krisko John Kurcin Daniel Lacey Gene Lampman James Larson Frederick 1 , 2- gg . ,' ,is as di , fn x . .,,. --.' 5, I '!' - ig Q .E F qt-'17 xv? Tl lol . . , War W 1 Alice Lobdell James Kenny, Jim , Technical Electrical. Honor Society 11, 125 Counse1or's Honor List 10, 11, 123 Technical Electrical Society ll, 12. Paul Kilmer. Academic Math. Eleanor Kircher, Ellie , Academic Science. Jr. Red Cross 11, 125 Counse1or's Honor List 10, 11. David Knox, Dave , College. Louis Korchak, Buzz , College. Jr. Red Cross 11, Football 11, 12, Intramurals 10, Varsity B11, 12gCounse1or's Honor List 12, Basketball 10,11, 12. Gerald Kowalewski, Jerry , Vocational Auto. Rifle Club ll, 12. Joyce Krisko, Kris , Academic Business. Y-Teens 10,113Intramurals10gG,.A.A.1O,11,12, John J. Kurcin, Bu1ch , Technical Mechanical. Jr. Red Cross 10, 113 lntramurals 10. Daniel H. Lacey, Dan , Acadernic Science. Driv- er's Association 11, 12. Gene Lampman. Academic Industrial. Driver's As- sociation l0, 11, 12, Page 42 Mary Long Nancy Lowkrantz Dorothy L c James Carl Larson, Jim , Academic Industrial. Frederick Leonard, Fred , Academic Science. Projection Guild llg Intramurals 10, ll, 125 Varsity B119 Driver's Association 12, Cross Country 10, Swimming ll. Sharon Leonard, Sheerie . Academic Math. Harold Lewis, Bub . College. Alice Lobdell, A11ie . Academic Science. North Star 125 Jr. Red Cross 11, Literary Club 12g Intra- murals 10, 11, 12, G.A.A. 10, 11, 12. Mary Eugenia Long, Shortie . College. Honor Society 11, 12, Student Council llg North Star 10, l1,12g Literary Club 11,125 Counse1or's Honor List 10, ll, 12. Nancy Lowkrantz, Nance , College. Forensic For- um 11, 12p North Star ll, 12g Quill and Scroll 12, Literary Club 11,12g Counse1or's Honor List 11, 12. Dorothy luczycki, Dot , College. Literary Club 11, 12, French Club 12, Y Teens 12g Pep Club 10 11, 12, Counselor's Honor List 10, 11, 12. x William A. Lynch, Bill , Academic Science. Stu- dent Council 125 Little Theater Guild 10, 11, 125 Stage Crew ll, 125 Wampum 125 Intramurals 10, ll, 125 Driver's Association 125 Counselor's Honor List 125 North Star 11, 12. Club 10, ll, 12. David MacDuIfee, Duff , Academic Math. Tennis Sandra McManus, Sandy , Busines s Academic. Wampum 125 North Star ll, 125 Literary Club 125 Camera Club 115 Intramurals 10, 11, 125 Cv.A.A. 12. Paul Mertens, Tiny , Technical Mechanical. Key 109 Intfaml-1I'31S 10, 11. 125 WFESYHHE 114 Barbara Mesley, Bobbie , Academic Business. Paint Crew 115 Literary Club 125 Y Teens 10.11. Willet Manderville, Bill , Vocational Auto. Jr. Red CYOSS 101 FOOUH1110- Gerald E. Michaer Jerry , Academic science. Student Council 125 Little Theater Guild 11,125 Pro- Lawrence Mastrogiacomo, Chaing . Technical Electricity. Student Council 10, 11, 125 Football 105 Counselor's Honor List 10, 115 Choir 105 Technical Electrical Society 11, 12. selor's Honor List 10, ll, 12. Ed Matalka, Ed , College. Club 11, 12. Mary Matias. Academic Math. Student Council 125 Little Theater Guild 11, 125 Wampum 115 North Star 10, 115 Intramurals 115 Counselor's Honor List ll, 125 Camera Club 11. Club 11. Frances Maxian, F'ran . Commercial. YTeens ll,125Counselor's Honor List 11, 12. Ellen Monahan . Academic Math. Bernard Mc!-Inaney. Commercial. Intramurals 10, 115 Choir 10. William Lynch David MacDuffee Willet Manderville Robert Marcotte Lawrence Mastrogiacomo xl?f4gX 51,3 -.fi ,gg ' i 1 'J .,. .,. 2 1 ' -, C .7 'A' N' . Q .' ' - 5 - ': ' . . A' . 1 'T 'ilrrgn 5 i, ,QS l ,M , Q I ' :T.!K'yIy ' - , Mary Matias Frances Maxian Bernard Mc Enaney Sandra McManus Mervin McNeill ffkq ' fm . Q 1 Qi M - N, ' -3 it A , 1 , V -W 'ig 1 1.9 ' V11 . 4 1' ! S Barbara Mesley Jerry Michael Dorothy Middleton June Miller Johanne Mitchell ' 7? -X hx ' lg- 'E 'qw-If! ' ? fs' - I , NS' 5 4 f 1 XX 1 s sf x 1 ix! , Dorothy Middleton, Dot . I-lomemaking. jection Guild 10, 11, 125 Key Club 10, 11, 125 Coun- June Miller. College. Student Council 115 Literary Johanne Mitchell, Vocational Stenographic. Jr. Red Cross 115 Literary Club 125 Intramurals 105 Pep Edward Matalka 2.412 43' ,x 164 -my A J Paul Mertens 46? I 1 i , Ellen Monahan ,-ef' VL ...Q 1- f '7 5 '-1 Mary Monta Richard Nlorenus Joseph Muller Mary Mullins Gerald Nfunson 'Xi fs! Kathleen Murphy Eugen Murray Alfred Muss AV T7 Norconk Joseph Nytch Margaret O Brien Mary Monta Pug . Homemaking. Richard lxlorenus 'Dick . Technical Mechanical. Intramurals 10 ll 12. Joseph L. Muller 'Moon' . Technical Electrical. Jr. Red Cross 12' Intramurals 10 11 12- Technical Electrical Society ll 12. Mary Anne Mullins. Vocational Stenographic. Lit- erary Club 125 Intramurals 11- I-ep Club ll' Volley- b l ll. Gerald Munson. Academic Industrial. Daniel Murphy, Murf . Academic Math. Jr. Red Cross 10. Kathleen Murphy, Murph , Vocational Clerical. Warnpuni 10, 123 North Star 125 Jr, Red Cross 115 Pep Club ll, 12: Counselor's Honor List 123 Choir 10, ll. Eugene Murray, Hwrn.an . Coniniercial. Bind 10. Alfred Mu:-s, 'Moose . Technic-il lxlecliariicul. ln- tramur4i1sl0, 11.12. Kathleen E. lxlyers, K:ithi . Acadenaic Business. Student Council 123 North Star 113 Counselor! Honor List 12. Page 44 Kathleen Myers Jane Nickerson ? G: 'ie YQ' .Q ,png --v M V Daniel Murphy ani' 'N 'Sail' .-5 rf 'ws T' inf' sigh Qffs T s- Henmng Nilsen ag- ZR lY 'YW' +-M ,or 17' Maureen O'Neill Paul Opeka Henry Orband Jane 'Xlickerson Bunnie . Academic Business. Henning Nilsen. Academic Science. Counselor onor List 10 11 . Margaret Norconk 'Mags '. College. Honor Society 12: Jr. Red Cross 11: Literary Club 12' Coun- or Honor L'st 10 ll . Joseph Nytch 'Joe . Academic Industrial. Projec- 'on Guild 10 ll . Margaret O'Brien. Academic Business. Student Council 10, llg Literary Club ll, 123 Intramurals ll, 12g Counselor's Honor List ll, 12. Maureen O'Nei11, MOH Academic Business. Stu- dent Council 10, Literary Club 11, 12g Counselor's Honor List ll, 123 Choir 10, 11. Paul Opeka. Vocational Auto. Driver's Association ll, 12. Henry Orband, Orb . Acadernic Industrial. Jr. Red Cross 11,123 Football 10, 11, 125 lntrarnurals 10, llg Varsity B 10, 11, 12g Volleyball 125 Basket- ball 10, ll. James Ortloff, Jim . Technical Electrical. Honor Society 11, 12. William Page, Bill . College. Student Council 10, 11, 12, lfrojection Guild 103 Football 10, 11, 12, ln- tramura1s1O,11, Varsity B 11, 12, Counselor's Honor List 11,S.vimming ll, 12. Joseph Palmer, Joe . Academic lxiath. Art 11. Angie Paolucci. Academic Art. Student Council 10, 11, 12, Little Theater Guild 10, 11, 12, North Star 10, 11, 12, literary Club 11,12, Art Club 10, 11,123 Cheerleaders 10, 11,125 G.A..k.10,1l,12L Choir 1O,11. Jeanette Pascucci. Academic Business. Honor So- ciety ll, 12, Student Council 10, Literary Club ll, 12, Intramurals 10, Counselor's Honor List 10, ll, 12. George Pash. College, Key Club 12, Intramurals 10, 11, 12. Richard C. Pavlovic, Pav . Technical Mechanical. Intramurals 10. Daniel Peake, Dan , Vocational Mechanical. Stu- dent Council 11. Thomas Perun, Tom . College. Honor Society 11, 12, Student Council 12, Band 10, 11, 12, Orches- tra 11, 12, Football 11, 12, Counselor's Honor List 10, ll, 12. James Ortloff William Page Joseph Palmer or .5 , vs.. Q at F ' r, 22' ,gg rw ' ml ,N wi -qw-r ' f, 5 -1 g V W7 A 're-' ' A I 'iiilg 'Sf' ', '15 f? f7..f? 1 E-.. Richard Pavlovic Daniel Peake Thomas Perun . 2 x 'J' 25, , , Sherry leierce. Academic Math. Honor Society 11, 12, Student Council 12, North Star 10, Literary Club 11,125 French Club ll, l2, Driver's Association ll, 12, Counse1or's Honor List 10, 11, 12, Choir 10, ll, 12. Gerald Pineau. College. Intramurals 12. Elaine Pomeroy, Speedy . Homemaking. Student Council 10, 113 North Star 12, Jr. Red Cross 10, 12, French Club 10, ll, 12, Bowling 10, ll, 12, Intra- murals 10, 11, Counse1or's Honor List1O, 11, 12. Joseph 1 opeclc, Peckity . Academic Science. Stu- dent Council l0, 11, Baseball 11. Jorene Post, Jo . Academic Math. Student Coun- cil l0, 12, Jr. Red Cross 12, Literary C1ub1l,12, Intramurals lO,l1, 12, G.A.A. 11,115 Counse1or's Honor List 12. David Potal-4, Dave , Academic Math. Student Council 12, Intramurals 10, 11. Arthur Potenziano, Art . Academic Business. Student Council 11, Wampum 10, Intramurals 10, 11. James Pratt, 'Varigam Kid . Academic Science. North Star 12. Elaine Prentice. Academic Business. Counselor's Honor List 12, Choir 10, 11. Angie Paolucci Jeanette Pascucci 7 IV' gf! Sherry Pierce Gerald Pineau Elaine Pomeroy 1 I ar ff 'f , 17- 2 ' ' ' -ev. ,,,,., l .., f ,K kr if 25216 J m uv Joseph Popeck Jorene Post David Potak Arthur Potenziano James Pratt Elaine Prentice nh, Q 4 '27 fix b , 5, K .dx I Lg fds ix rl SLI -J .1 A ' , , - . vi. s 'PJ ' Q, f 0 we Ya' 1 -C27 V , A 1 .. , J.-f . X A. 2' 'Ui George Pash tr' 3 . gk' F54 -N A fry 7 Q-.v 6' Linda Pritchard Maureen Quain Richard Quinlivan f Eg 1 'L 5 G 'F if it ' -- . f? - -4 ,-:AFI uv XR ' i f ' 1 John Reynolds Leonard Reynolds Joanne Rockwell , 'ca ::- he Q ,f. . Q 5 GJ' 'A - v - ' xy L I hr 5 , . -J X '- ,H ft -4- gf I 5' .mt r , 5 , I I ' 1 1 Walter Rudolph Brenton Reuffer Gerald Russik Linda Pritchard. Academic Math. North Star 115 Literary Club ll, 125 Intramurals l0,ll,l25 Cheer- leaders 10, 11, 125 G.A.A.l1,l25Counselor's Hon- or List 10, 11, 12. Maureen Quain, Micl-tie . Vocational Stenographic. Student Council ll, 125 Literary Club 125 Intramur- als 10, ll, 125 G.A.A. 125 Counselor's Honor List 11. Richard Quinlivan, Dick . Technical Electrical. Honor Society 11, 125 Technical Electrical Society 125 Rifle Club 125 Counselor's Honor List 10, ll, 125 Hi-Y ll. Rita Raitt, Riat . College. Honor Society ll, 125 Student Council 10, ll, 125 Little Theater Guild 10, 11,125 Wampum 11, 125 North Star 11, 125 Literary Club ll, 125 Cheerleaders ll, 125 G.A.A. 10, ll, 12. Charles Read, Chuck , Academic Business. Alan Webster Reutlinger, Little Rout . College. Honor Society ll, 125 Forensic Forum ll, 125 Jr. Red Cross 115 Key Club 10, 11, 125 lntramurals10, 11, 125 Xarsity B 11,125 Counselor's Honor List 10, ll,125Basketb:tll1U,l1,l2. John Reynolds, 'Johnny '. College. Student Council 125 Baseball 105 Intramurals 10, 11,125 Counselor's Honor list 11. Leonard Reynolds, 'Pinky . Academic Math. B-ind lC. P av- P 1'- I :X rw it 1' tx-,. 1 .X Nw Rita Raitt Charles Read A1anReutlinger S. ,- ' -. -v by '- ..,- - - 1 ' . - 1 Jr-'Y 1' f 1 , J' A 5 ' ' If Nu' 1 1 U lil 1 Sharlynne Roloson Joseph Roucek John Rovente fi li 5 X fn J - --Q . . T7 -, 5 -' H Y Janet Salie Gerald Saunders Nancy Schneeburg Joanne Rockwell, Tookie . Academic Business. North Star 115 Pep Club 105 Driver's Association 12. Sharlynne Roloson, Shar , College. Jr.Red Cross 125 Literary Club 125 Intramurals 105 I-ep Club 125 Choir 10. Joseph Roucek, Joe , Vocational Auto. Di-iver's Association ll, 12. John Rovente. Commerical. Walter Rudolph, Rudy , Technical Electrical. Honor Society ll, 125 Football ll, 125 Baseball 115 Intramurals 10, 11, 125 Varsity B 11,125 Counse- 1or's Honor List 10, ll, 125 Technical Electrical Society ll, 12. Brenton Rueffer, Ruef . Academic Math. Bowling 125 lntramura1s10, ll,12. Gerald Russik, Jerry , Academic Industrial. Baseball 10, 11,125 Intramurals 105 Varsity B 115 Volleyball 10, 125 Basketball ll, 12. Janet Salie. College. Little Theater Guild ll, 125 North Star 10, ll, 125 Literary Club 11,125 Intra- rnurals 10, ll, 125 Cheerleaders 10, 11,125 G.A.A. ll, 125 Choir 105 French Club 11, 12. Gerald Saunders, 'Jerry '. Academic Industrial. Nancy Schneeburg, Nan . College. Honor Society 11,125 Forensic Forum 10, 115 Bind 10, ll, 125 Or- chestra l1, 12: Counselor's Honor List 10. ll, 12. Linda Seeley Cynthia A. Schultz, Cindy , Vocational Stenograph- ic. Choir 10, ll, 12. Philip Schuster, Butch , Vocational Machine. Burton Schwartz, Burt . Academic Math. Doris Scism, Fudge . Academic Science. Jr. Red Cross 125 Counselor's Honor List 11, Muritte Lee Seal, Rebel . Academic Science. Jr. Red Cross 125 Choir 10, 11. Marie Sebesta. College. Forensic Forum 115 Little Theater Guild 11,125 Wampum 125 North Star ll, 125 Literary Club 125 French Club 115 Intramurals 115 Driver's Association 125 Counselor's Honor List 10, ll, 12. Linda Seeley, Lynn , Academic Math. Student Council 10,115 Little Theater Guild 10, 11,125 North Star 115 Literary Club 11,125 Counselor's Honor List ll, 12. Eugene A. Shade, Shady . Academic Music. Band lO, ll, 125 Orchestra 10, 115 Choir 10, 11, 12, Joan Sherman. Academic Math. Honor Society ll, 125 Student Council ll, 125 Little Theater Guild 10, ll, 125 Literary Club ll, 125 Intramurals 10,115 G.A.A. ll, 125 Counse1or's Honor List 10, ll, 12. Cynthia Schultz Philip Schuster Burton Schwartz F ,fan an 5, .5 'F'-y -S ' L. V l .V 1 Y 'P Eugene Shade Joan Sherman 1. , .11 4, , 'I' ffs 1 1 'W f 115 Q -. ., Y -- x ' s Ci ,.. '17 1 ,Z S. - l l 'I ' ' A 1 ,f 'it .QQ F ' 'QE'-' I A 5 'f '22-Q51 . B-J R :nald Slocurn Charles Stalker Elizabeth Stanton , ,?,,,N,. 42- .za .5 X .wat 4 f,- 'S ' JS w . 7 5 iq . - . A 9-' I- mx :J 5 5 .. A 4 Roy Shurtleff, ROy'. Technical Mechanical. Stu- dent Council 125 Key Club 10, ll, 125 Intramurals 125 Driver'-s Association ll, 12, Counselor's Honor List 10, ll, 12. Faye Sickler, Ha-jji Baba . Academic Business. North Star 103 Jr. Red Cross 10, 115 Y Teens 10,115 Bowling 125 Intramurals 10, Counselor's Honor List ll, 12. Robert Silvernell, Bob , Academic Math. Ronald Slocum. Academic Math. Key Club 10, ll. Charles Stalker, Chuck , Technical Mechanical. Basketball 11. Elizabeth Stanton, Peg . Academic Business. North Star 105 Jr. Red Cross 125 lntrarhurals lO,1l, 125 G.A.A. 11, 125 Counselor's Honor list 12, Chorus 10, ll. Williarn Staub, Bill , Acadernic Industrial. Foot- ball lO5 DriVer's Association ll, 125 Counselor's Honor List ll, 12. Frank Stento, Whop . Technical Mechanical. Stu- dent Council ll, 125 Baseball 10, 115 Intramurals 10, 115 Counse1or's Honor List 10. Sandra Stever, Sandy . Acadeniic Business. Or- chestra ll, 12. Doris Scism Muritte Seal Marie Sebest i fi 5 G ,. A K Q, rn 'Z-is vu , Q , xg ,,.. , .7 uv 'K -ef --1 . . NY! . K 1 Roy Shurtleff Faye Sickler Robert Silvernell mfg! fi- Q f: : 1 sf -f A . A Yrs' X' N ff sg ,, . v' if .., . , AV 4 Williani 51.1115 Frank Stento Sandra Stevcr IN fs , -ag ,., 1 Fi F ' ' r v-V - -- -4-0 -.v'. ifnc Lfi.. Ni' N A29 pm K - .4 Ronald Strain Ann Svarney f n nv- iq. -6 1 UK .90 O5 1.- 'ES' am ' Uv' , me : I Nr I Walter Tabor Nancy Tallman Paul Tamkins m ,, I' 55 f Mar ie Tee ple m ' as '? .Q-Q F- x ,TTY W , A Vernon Teeple Marion Thomas Bruce Townsend Jane Truesdell Mary Tyler John VanKuren ' -Q . . 5' - 57+ 'Q J 'rf' 2 as ' 'F 1' 1' 1 ' JY- ea .. Lf. ' lxvvi J, ' '1 M . , , 5 ,f var , 'J 7 Qi, Y 5 Zgz ,jf-5 I V- r f - - ia Ronald VanScoy Mary VanValen James Vaselech Karl Vining John Walker Sharon Walker Ronald Strain, Little Awk . Academic Math. Intra- Jane Truesdell, Janie . Homemaking. Forensic murals 10, ll, 125 Varsity B125 Counselor's Honor List 105 Track 125 Basketball 125 Swimming ll. Ann Marie Svarney. Academic Business. Honor Society 11, 125 Jr. Red Cross 125 Literary Club 11, 125 Intramurals 10, 11, 125 G.A.A. ll, 125 Counse- lor's Honor List 10, 11, 12. Walter Tabor, Tabe . Academic Math. Student Council 10, 115 Football 10, 11, 125 Varsity B 11, 12. Nancy Tallman, Nancie . Vocational Stenographic. Counse1or's Honor List 10, 11. Paul Tamkins. Academic Math. Marie Teeple, Teep . Vocational Clerical. Foren- sic Forum 11, 125 North Star 115 Paint Crew 105 Intramurals 10, 11, 125 Cheerleaders 11, 125 G.A.A. ll, 125 Pep Club 10, ll, 125 Counselor's Honor List 10. Vernon Teeple, Vern , Vocational Auto. Driver's Association ll, 12. Marion Thomas, Tommy . Academic Business. Band 11,125 Literary Club 115 Driver's Association 11. Bruce Townsend, Butch , Academic Business. Jr. Red Cross 105 Intramurals 10, 11, l25Volleyba1l 115 Choir 10, 11. Forum 125 Jr. Red Cross 125 Pep Club 11,125 Choir 1O,l1. Mary Tyler. Academic Business. North Star 10, 115 Jr.Red Cross 105 Pep C1ub125 Counselor's Hon- or List 10, ll. John VanKuren, Van . Academic Industrial. Jr. Red Cross 10,11, 125 Intramurals 10. Ronald VanScoy. Academic Math. Swimming 12. Mary Ellen VanValen, Ellie , Academic Music. Little Theater Guild 11, 125 Paint Crew 115 North Star 125 Y Teens 115 G.A.A. 125 Pep Club 11,125 Choir 11,125Tri-1-Ii-Y 11, 12. James Vaselech, Jim , Commercial. Band 10, 11, 12. Karl Vining. Academic Industrial. Stage Crew 10, ll. 125 Band 105 Volleyball 11,125 Counselor's Hon- or List 10, 11, 12. John W. Walker. Commercial. Sharon Walker. Academic Math. Student. Council 125 Forensic Forum 105 Literary Club 12, Page 48 Jacqueline Ward, Jackie , Academic Science. Student Council 125 North Star 105 Jr. Red Cross 103 literary Club 11, 125 French Club 115 G.A.A. 11, 12. Carol Weaver, Lorie , Vocational Stenographic. Wampum 125 North Star 11, 125 Counselor's Honor List 12. Shirley Weber. Academic Business. Student Coun- cil 10, ll, 125 Paint Crew 115 Literary Club 11. 12: Intramurals 105 Cheerleaders 10, ll, 12, Patricia Wertalik, Pat . Vocational Stenographic. Student Council 115 Jr. Red Cross 115 Literary Club 125 Intramurals 105 Pep Club 115 Counselor's Honor List 10, 11. Donald Wescott, Duck , Vocational Machine. Stu- dent Council 105 Jr. Red Cross 105 Football 10,115 Varsity B115 Counselor's Honor List 115 Track 10, 11, 12. George Weslar. Academic Math. Football 115 Intra- murals l0, 11, 125 Varsity B ll, 125 Volleyball ll. Richard Wilson, Dick . .Academic Industrial. Jr. Red Cross 115 Football 115 Camera Club 125 Base- ball 10, 11, 125 Bowling 125 Intramurals 10, ll, 125 Varsity B 115 Cross Country 10, 12, Robert Wilson, 'Bob . Vocational Machine. Jr Red Cross 105 Counse1or's Honor List 10. Betty lou Wolford. Vocational Stenographic. Y Teens 105 Counselor's Honor List 10, ll. William Wright, Will , Vocational Auto. Jr. Red Cross 125 Driver's Association ll, 12. Sandra Lou Yaples, 5andy . Academic Business. Student Council 115 North Star ll, 125 Literary Club 11, 125 Art 10, ll, 12. Betty Zabadal, Zab'. Homemaking. Camera Club 125 Art 105 Counselor's Honor List 10, ll, 125 Tri- Hi-Y 10, ll. Lucille Zielinski, Lu , College. Student Council 115 North Star 10,115 Literary Club 125 Y Teens 125 Intramurals 10,115 G.A.A.11,125 Counselor's Honor List 125 Hi-Y 11. Barbara Zimmer, Barb , Academic Math. North Ruth Whitford, Ruthie . Academic Business. Fo- rensic Forum 12' Star 125 Literary Club 125 Bowling 1O,1l, 125 Intra- murals 10, 11, 125 G.A.A. 10, ll, 125 Pep Club 10, Ray Wilcox, Wil1ie . Vocational Auto. Baseball ll, 125 Coiinselor's Honor List 10, 11, 125 Tri-I-Ii-Y 105 Driver's Association ll, 12. 10, ll, 12, Edmund Williams, Ed . College. Honor Society Robert Zimmer, Zim , Academic Science. Intra- 125 Band 10. murals 10, ll, 12. Jacqueline Ward Carol Weaver Shirley Weber Patricia Wei-talik Donald Wescott George Weslar m 'sf ' an KI , - 'sf g X 'l? 7,N I QF '-7 1 , 55 , Ruth Whitford Ray Wilcox Edmund Williams Richard Wilson Robert Wilson Betty Wolford r .fr . 9 . ' S . Q 9 n ,N If. 'vo ,,, 4 H .2 :. ,,. fv- 0 . 1 5 I W .I . . Dk- X' .1 Jkx - rv f it 'X' ' D' , 'C A If ' -fc, I Q 4 ' J . f L 1 sr la, it .Q f AX William Wright Sandra Yaples Betty Zabadal Lucille Zielinski Barbara 7immer Robert Zimmer Y . S ',. 1 4 A., 45 n - Y 4'- ' .X -.r hr' vo-Q 4 x..f NN-of S S 5 I null-.,-l.51nIl,. nv nl V A ll Peter Basti Vice President li CLASS NIGHT COMMITTEE - First row: Frances Maxian, Margie Friedl, Marie Sebesta, Elaine Pomeroy. Second row: Donna Bearsh, Janice Kellner, Janet Burdick, chairman, Jackie Ward, Sandy McManus, Nancy Lowkrantz.. Third row: Barbara Zimmer, Joyce Howard, Dorlene Brown, Linda Pritchard, Nancy Frayer, chairman, Mickie Quain, .Ioan Sherman. Fourth rowg Bill Lynch, Jerry Michael, Lawrence Mastrogiacomo, Max Dus. Dick Davis President Richard Durofchalk, Mike Benbrook. ix 1 tk TA SENIOR PROM COMMITTEE - First row. Margaret Heather- man, Pat Wertalik, Maureen O'Nei11, Jean Borush, Marion Thomas. Second row: Lucille Zielinski, Margaret Norconk, Betty Foote, Peg Stanton, Sherry Pierce, Betty Eddy, Mary Long. Third row: Karl Vining, Alan Reutlinger, David MacDuffee, Lou Korchak, Dave Potak, John Burke, Pete Basti, chairman. V vw O AI-14 :A ik!! R. 11 , Y- Q-of Sherry Pierce Secretary wi Y ' mx B? 1 4 , -s ' l PICNIC COMMITTEE Betty Zabadal, Jane Truesdale Kathleen Murphy Second row Jorene Post, Dick Figura Barbara Mesley Marlene Combs Peg O'Brien, Ellen VanValen Third row Teresa Fiore Archie Brown, Gail Hinckly, Jack Jones Mary Arnold Elaine Haviland Dorothy Luczyc ki. Ronald Strain Boys' Treasurer Jacky Ward Girls' Treasurer -.,- ,. .-, - 4 1 A .Ik 1, 'I f. ' 15 K Dlx by A , W I' Most Ipana Smile V Most Likely To Succeed Bi11Page Sandra Yaples 'N Jerry Michael Janet Burdick gf v ' on- H-. I Most Brilliant Dorothy Davis Tom Perun is ss, D 'A xi . '- Class Artist Class Musician Mary Matias Nan Schneeberg Fl 1 -. 1 -,b I 1 Orator Chatterbox Leon Gumaer Marie Sebesta Class Flirt Janet Salie VT H A- b Perpetual Motion Class Character Janice Kellner Bill Harrison S- E I Girl Athlete Boy Athlete Class Wolf Peg O'Brien Don Hurley -'C ' Art Potenziano v-4 -nw Dancers Jacky Ward Joe Capalaces lvl C V e P 1 :Q B 1 'U' Popular 'ig' , Rita Raitt Class Dreamer X ll Mr. and Miss Arneriea A Joe Mu er Dick Davis Jeanette Pascucci '- Class Actor and Actress Bill Lynch Linda Seeley L? Av ,- U li 7, T Satan's Son and Daughter Class Tau Story Teller 45, b Larry Mastrogiacomo Faye Sickler Carole Ditzler Class Jester Pete Basti . Quietest Joyce Howard John Reynold Class Giant Paul Martens Class shrimp Ellen Mo nahan -i Best Natured X George Pash Marjie Friedl ft ,fu 1' Her Crowning Glory iq, My ' ' b Peg Heatherman 2 1-' +2 W . . Noisiest Di -I 5 Mickie Quain Henry Orband Heartbreaker s Bob Zimmer Donna Bearsch 50 nllll , .xxx Q' I, 'M A x l 's First rowp Bud Raky, wrestling, Bill O'Reilly, football, swimming, Alan Reutlinger, basketball, Bob McDevitt, basketball, football, baseball, Fred Leonard, swimming, Dick Everett, football, vol- leyball, Tom Zulick, tennis, Denny Gillin, football, Phil Hurst, swimming, Chick Doll, swimming, John Pollock, swimming, Tom Snape, football, Ralph Serino, football, basketball, Don Hurley, football, basketball, baseball, John Parry, tennis, football, basketball. Second row: George Falwell, swimming, Bob Boatwright, football, wrestling, Dick Holmwooti, football, Gerry Dow, football, Norman Tripp, football, Art O'l.oughlin, football, wrestling, Walter Rudolph, football, William Sherwood, football, wrestling, Bob Jurena, football, John Boyd, swim- ining, Gary Sullivan, football, David Francis, wrestling, George Reinhard, wrestling, Bob Frank, cross country. lhird row: Pete Filba, football, Bob Alexander, football, Andy Gresko, football, Jerry Evans, football, Janies Yxlalant-, football, I-'ranBad.v, basketball, Bob Dubit, football, John blotiuni, football, Ge-orge ,'vCal-xr, football, Stan Hunkovir, cross Country, .lack Jones, track, cross country, Dick Br mwn, frors Country, Bill Page, sxxinirning, football, Bud Alexander, basketball. The B club is in the reorganization stage after being inactive for several years. All boys awarded a B for a varsity sport or for a championship Junior squad .ire eligible to belong. It is the hope of the organization to bet- ter relations bt-tween athletes of all sports and help build up interest in ath- letics. More will be heard froni this Club in the future. Page 56 Cl x ' N ,I .,r s A N 2 t Q 53 5 9' ' 6, W sl N69 Fourth row: Ed Haley, wrestling, Jerry Walker, football, Robert Lawson, football, Eugene Aldrich, football, Ed Tomashek, wrestling, football, John Restino, football, Steve Kukol, football, Stan Bicking, football, Hank Orband, football, Walt Tabor, football, Thomas DiFubeio, football, John Villanti, football, Thomas lerun, football. Fifth row: Charles Alisa-,football, wrestling, Louis Pietrosanti, football, Ben Brooks, football, Don Strunk, football, Dick White, football, Fred Tannexgfootballg Dick Wilson, football, basketball, Jerry Russik, baseball, basketball, football manager, Joseph Gaetani, football, basketball, Bruce Barney, football, Dave Smith, football, A1 Dilsascia, football, Alan Wood, volleyball, basketball. Vafwdy 1 ,' l i,,.-W, -, -A-4' y n- Eff?-5 A., , , one Hw?',?:Q+Hff'5f?:r '5',7'7 s83f90',g3,-e9'if'-95s9'7fSE sae 'bar 49 eff sr we First row: O'Reilly, Parry, McDevitt, Testani, Hurley, Dominick, Phelps, Chambers, Orband, Tabor, Browne. Second row1 Owens, Villanti, Page, I-Iolmwood, Adams, Rudolph, Boyd, Serino, Perun, Engle. Third row: Giordana, Dow, Jurena, Feldman, DiFulvio, Snape, Gillin, Korchak, Roemish, Bieber, Martin. Vafwdy Foolbafi .. Varsity Coaches Left: G. Demaree, line coach Right: G. O'Rielly, head coach Page 58 North Utica Proctor North Elmira Southside North U-E North EFA No rth C entral North Watertown North Johnson City Z1 19 Z0 12 7 39 North 0 Ithaca 2.7 O 19 7 0 19 6 19 14 E J Lally What time does it start ' 'Who are the officials Can I get new track shoes'P Where are the hoods ' Can we get the courts relined' ' Where are the expense vouchers and thousands o . - - Q . U . H H . H ' . ' . ' f similar questions are asked--and promptly answered--by our own able, energetic, competent and capable Director of Athletics. Hats off to you, Mr. Lally, for a good job well done! The entire sports program at North owes a great part of it's suc- cess to your efforts. The 1954 season was a good one for North, with an impressive five wins, and three de- feats. The team, under the guidance and direction of our able head coach, Mr. Gordon O'Reilly, and his line coach, Mr. Gerry Demaree, were a credit to the Spirit of North in de- feat as well as in such glorious victories as Central and Johnson City. Perhaps you have your own idea as to the highlight of the 1954 seasong but to many, the Spirit of North was most prominently reflected at Endicott that dark dismal day last fall when North stood in decisive defeat at the claws of the strong U-E tigers - yet in the last minutes of play, rallied and scored a touchdown - again showing, North may occasionally be down, but never out! Congratulations to the team for representing us so well on the gridiron. Page 59 . an 47 e as kafilgfg -4 ef A ' , I S s- First row: Lawson, G. Slocum, Falwell, Boatright, Alise, Carvalho, Seislove, Dubil, Bwoks, Briggs, Owens, Evans, Gresko. Second row: Alexander, Strunk, Pratt, J.Slocurn, Ronk, Fish, Kukol, Meacham, Sherwood, Molane, Hull, Tripp, White, Walker, Bicking. Third row: Pietrosanti, Silba, Mazzaro, DiLascia, Gaetani, Barney, Smith, Restino, Sullivan, Tan- ner, O'Loughlin, Tomasbek. J lf. f-Maw... The .l.V. squad had a successful year this year under the excellent coach- ing of Mr. Howland and Mr. Diller. The team lost but one game which was a non-league game against the Homer Varsity. This year marked the fifth straight year that the Junior Varsity team has won the conference champion- ship. F J V Coaches Ch Left O vEeShman Coaches a inte eh H Diller line cold Coach Right C Krs backfield Coach c r hid C Howland ba kfie 1ble line Coach R18 fix-io4lu7iafw The freshman team for the first time in five years dld not win the Frosh Championship Under the watchful eye of Mr Kibler and Mr Winters the Frosh improved constantly and should have a very good year next year as Junior Varsity players v- I 1-frm-5 I A al C4 4 of , 4-7 Q 1 i ' i 1 V' ' .I fx, - ' 1 . li ' 1: T4 ' ,-1 ' 4 - . '22 .467 ' ' - GQ' E ifffill - hy ' 7 v il ii. .. vel .7 -Q . g PD 15 ii. fi i 1 Q V'A '4 VWMLQ Faakefbalf.. Ralph Serino Bob McDevitt Don Hurley Fran Bado Bruce Barney John Perry Bill Hunt Bob Alexander Buzz Korchak Ronny Strain Willie V anKuren VARSITY BASKETBALL SCORES North 57 Owego 37 North 68 Vestal 44 North 54 Walton 61 North 38 Cortland 42 North 53 E.F.A. 55 North 62. U.E. 54 North 49 J.C. 48 North 50 Central 65 North 79 Ithaca 72 North 69 Walton 71 North 75 E.S.S. 74 North 53 Homer 57 North 58 Vestal 55 North 60 Owego 70 North 53 U.E. 78 North 62 J.C. 57 North 42 Central 79 VARSITY BASKETBALL The var sity basketball squad had an 8-9 record over the season. The team had a 6-5 record be- fore January graduation when they lost Hunt, Par- ry, and VanKuren. During the remainder of the season the team did not do quite as well but always played valiantly, and will be remembered as good competitors. The three top scorers were Hurley, Hunt, and Serino in that order. They lost four games during the season by four points at the most, and one to Walton during an overtime period. Page 63 J V Basketball Scores North 41 North 41 North 41 North 40 North 41 North 42 North 40 North 29 North 62 North 68 North 47 North 58 North 61 North 48 Owego Vestal Walton Cortland E F A E Central Ithaca Walton E S S Horner Vestal Owego North 29 North 60 North 52 Central 44 J.V. BASKETBALL As usual, North's J.V.'s were inthere battling to the end, and finished the season with a 10 won 7 loss record. Much improvement was shown during the year, and the experience these boys gained will aid varsity play a great deal next year. Page 64 Clockwibe From Top Ron Chapman Ray Osterhout George Friedl Mark Georgia Keith Remier Phil Knapp Tom Zulick Ernest Carpenter Lance Carlin Jerry Evans Bob Conlon IK Emkelbalf. .. ,. ' i? - . Q A Q I' xii fa J W I . f 'fb x ,,, A, f S ?' ,I fi Af' x , i 5 af M M,nnnn P Q ima BASEBALL Once again spring is hereg and, as the grass begins to regain its natural green, we find Mr. Howland, our able and ambitious baseball coach, once again searching our portals for stickers, chuckers, and catchers. We find him at the time of our press deadline talking to all the hopefuls at the annual baseball call. Soon it will be out on the fieldg the skull work doneg and North will know better whether to give Mr. Howland aspirin and tums or ginger ale for the victory celebrations. If it is as has been in the past, we know North's team will give a fine account of itself, win or draw! First row: Ed Fish, Stan I-lunkovic, Lance Smith, Dick Brown, Mike Kadlecik Second row: Richard Greendyke, Bob Frank, Dick Wilson, David Carpenter Jack Jones, James Jones. CROSS COUNTRY T '+V The cross country squad under the guidance of Mr. Lalley did not do quite as well as have previous teams. The squad lost to Ithaca in a heartbreaker byone point. This was due largely to the fact that Jack Jones fell. They won their meet with Windsor also. They do af, not lose many boys this year and should be very strong next year. Page 66 First row: Edward Haley, Jerry Oliver. Dave Francis, Second row: Norm Hoaglin, Roy Heill, Art O'Loughlin, Charlie Martil, hardt. Third row: Bill Sherwood, John Slocum, Bob Boatwright, George Rein- Roger King, Charlie Alise. WR EST LING The wrestling team had a good year this season as they were wrestling teams which have had wrestling in their schools for several years. The team almost won their last match with J.C. but lost 10 points due to an insuffi- cient squad. With very few men leaving the team, Mr. O'Reilly has great promise for the next season. .., ,. ., ' First row: George Weslar, Dick Everett, Don Beam, Joe Gilmore, Ed Fish. Second row: Al Wood, Dick Davis, Gene Aldrich, Ron Furch, Pete West, Karl Vining. VOLLEYBALL The volleyball squad coached by Mr. Lalley, won three and lost four games so far this sea- son. A fine job was done by the whole team, con- sidering the fact that only two lettermen, Don Beam and Karl Vining, returned from last year's team. Hank Or- band and Al Wood were hood spikers. The team, playing on the part of all concerned, provided a spirited season. First row: Bill O'Reilly, Chick Doll, George Falwell, Bob Alger, John Boyd, John Pollock, Ronnie Hawley. Second row: Ron VanScoy, Jon Michael, Richard Kroiss, Phil Hurst George Savage, Dave Mill, Phil Fotorney, Tom Harvey. 0000 During the first year of formal competition the rifle team has done well. This record is especially good considering the rifle team does not have any facilities to practice at North. They must travel to the police station with their coach, Mr.Sasinek, for pr actic e. The team competes for NRA awards and on a scholastic basis. fm. The swim team had avery success- ful year in that they have won three meets and tied one. In their last meet they allowed no just places to their opponents. In the coming year the team should do well under the watchful eye of Coach Harting. Ni uu- First row: Dick Quinlivan, John Schaub, Bob Miller, Don Beanedun. Second row: Pete Matwey. Third rowg Lawrence Adrian, Willis Platt, Mr. John Sasenik Page 68 ft male .... Under the mentorship of its new coach, Henry Diller, we expect and anticipate many inovations in track events. Even though there is a scarc- ity of veterans, as noted in our cur- rent track picture, we feel confident that North will fare well this season in track as it has in so many other sports. First row: Stan Hunkovic, Paul Fotorney, Clellan Frisbee Ron VanScoy. Second row: John Mathias, Richard Greendyke, Ronald Hawley Jack Jones, Jim Jones. ? First row: Larry Clow, Bob Nelson, Kal Aswad, Brenton Reuffer, Tom DiFulvio, Curtner, Clyde Trotter. Second row: Don Strunk, Mike Klepert, Dick Capaces, Mr. Springer, Dick Nelson. Page 69 0 I I O I A squad of 12. men compose the bowling team. The team practices and have their home matches at the Central Bowling Alley. They bowl against J.C., Vestal, U.E,, and Cen- tral. The team is divided into two groups with five boys in each and two substitutes. The team with the aid of their coach has done well and should do better next year. J V CHEERLEADERS Fxrst row Joanne Sosnlckx captaln Mary Loulse Kxng Bex Denney Carolyn D1xon Sandv Burke Chr1s Anderson Sandy Rlley Second row Kay Jgnes Joan Ahg Nancy Stanton Loretta Merlthew Pat Edgar Peggy Mclvxahon Jenny Judklns VARSITY CHEERLEADERS C1OCkW1Se from top Margaret Wxlcox Janet Nancy Frayer Lmda Prltchard -+ 'UV' Salie, Rita Raitt, Marie Teep1e,Angie Paolucci, N3 .1 . V . I, E fi O jf id U I X 4 8 . Y I 'U '-.. 1 I O First row: Betty Foote, Barbara Baer, Eugenia Floros, Jane Gra- ham, Marilyn Germond, Helen Evanche, Helen Finsel, Sandy Reiley Mary Niemeyer, Gail Monell. Second row: Janet Salie, Rita Raitt, Janet Burdick, Beverly Denny, Betty Cowan, Diane Daniels, Virginia Atwood, Eleanor Surine, Virginia McClaren, Betty Cass. Third row: Audrey Kennedy, Ann Svarney, Joan Sherman, Elizabeth Stanton, Barbara Zimmer, Alice Lobdell, Donna Bearsch, Margaret Wilcox. Fourth row: Jackie War , OYCE A post, Angie Paglucci, Linda Pritchard, Nancy Frayer, Marie Teeple, d J Howard, Janice Kellner, JOFCU9 Jo Anne Sosnicki. A sports organization that has always been popular with girls at North is the Girl's Ath- letic Association or G.A.A. The va r iou s games which the girls play include basket- ball, volleyball, speedball, f i e ldb all, and soccer. G.A.A. girls also participate in the various playdays that take place at different schools. The G.A.A. promotes good sports- manship, leadership, and a better understand- ing among its members. YHQ fA xx f Y A 0 B FA gf x L N L 1 I f ! ,XX L O 7 f Af I X YY 237 MDE 3 w WSW 'Ya W, W3 T ' ' .. as --wg: HQ. ,r ' Z' 1152 e diff? ft 1' .ff leaf Ei A vis! 4 X A .61 nu Homeroom Z First row: Ed Mosher,Camille Nap- pi, Joan Clark, Kay Jones, Mary Jo Gialanella, B a r b a r a Featherbay, Madeleine Garbarino, Theda Forrest, Jeannine Lyon, Robert Willis, Jim Gitchell. Second row: Carl Wendl- andt, Kenneth Seaman, Judy Hillard, Diane Briggs, Margaret Hardy, Dor- orthy Hastings, Estella Fowler, John Hogan, Sam DeBellis, Leonard Chris- tian. Homeroom 3 First row: Dick Morrison, Mary Louise Leo, Eleanor VanDunk, Vir- ginia Lacey, Pat Edgar, Pat Adams, Rita Opie, Beverly Ruggerio, Sandra Rovente, Merle Wayne, Allen Barnes. Second row: David Lindsley, Shirley Frear, Shirley Stanton, Beverly Gor- don, Anne Torrey, Cecelia Gillet, Peter Dimitri, Michael Pandich. Third row: Norman Hoaglin, Ray Hull, Charles Cheeseman, James Leonard, Clark Galayyn, Frank Den- neston, Thomas Kasmer, William Joyce, James Needham, Gerald Walker. Homeroom 4 First row: Lawrence Mastrogiacomo, Richard Figura, John Burke, Richard Duroichalk, John Adams. Second row: Donald Crandall, Jack Freer, Julian Chechatka, Joseph Muller. Honieroorn 5 First row' Robert Dubil, Phil Olsen, Putman S. Toman, Gerald Oliver, Milan Kadlecik, Ronnie Knapp, Louis fxliller, Duke Wildey, Stan Bicking, Allen Carter. Second rovv kay Ad- dis, Pete Lembcke, George Withers, Jack Schnurbusch, Dick White, Andy Lomonaco, Fred Tanner, Francis Donnelly. Homeroom 6 First row: Bill Link, Floyd Baker, Jack Felker, Jack Mathias, Jerry Logan, John Baka, Lee Osier, Ted Jamba. Second row: Bob Nelson, Tom Zulick, Ted Carvalho, Donald Domurad, Bob Hunt, Emil Augustine, Bob Jurena. Homeroom 7 First row: Robert Beard, John Vil- lanti, Paul Adamovich, Tom Menhen- nett, William Truex, John Mooney, Roger Bennett. Second row: Jack Carner, Gene Brandow, Dave Clinton, Paul Kilmer, Richard Donnelly, Charles Harrison. Homeroom 10 Fir st row: William Sherwood, Arthur Twaddell, Clair Jones, Daniel Lacey, Ed Fish, Lewis G r e go ry , George Lobb, Gerald Staub, Wright Karl. Second row: Philip Bennett, James Stein, Dale Jagger, Mike Yurkd, Tom Travis, Ed Norton, Dick Capalaces, To ny Mattioli, Gerald Saunders, Robert Hunt. Homeroom 1 l First row: Gerald Munson, John Seis- love, John O'Mal1ey, Ernest Hein, Stuart Graves, Merritt Tyler, Richard Fritz, Howard Baxter, Joe Bednar. Second row: Darryl Champoux, George Walton, David Carpenter, Jon Schreher, Floyd Russell, Don Bryan. -'ii Horneroorn l7 First row: Turn Pratt, John Savna, Tom Snape, John Boyd, Herb Moss- man, Eric Rnemish, Phil Hurst, John Devine, William Hathaway. Second row: Ed Bulger, Dave Miles, Dick Leinbach, Jerorne Sha ver, David Parker, Ken Browne. Homeroom as First row: Paul Juhl, John Pollock, Robert Skapek, George Trimble, Meil Payne. Second row: Frederick Daly, Robert Boezi, Ernest Ter Boss, Don Bennedum. Homeroom Z7 First row: Keith Reimer, Richard Sampson, Clint Puzo, David Francis, Carl Stoltz, Andrew Kostyshak, Robert Skiba, Richard Striss. Second row: Robert Conlon, Richard Byron, Chris Micalizzi, Bill Kwiatkowski, Willis Platt, George Reinhardt, James Ca- vanaugh. Horneroorn 105B First rovx: Collene Lucey, Judy VanBrurit, Carol Vankizirler, Eileen Johnson,C:1rol Dye, Thclnia Turner, Di Ann Whiie, lJ.irlv:.e Wfirdeli, Rgih Bullis, Joyce Luster, L rn,-lla Locke, 5 :ily Foody, Second naw' Een Brooks, Victor Btinnvr, Eugene Jer.- sen, Ken Vosburv, Brian Wood, Jack Cahill, Frank Citi:-iiniani, Stuart Katleslci, Jackfxiziclboxxall. Third rovig Tam DiFtilvia, Ray Browne, Bill Adams, Clellen Frisbee, John Ree- tino, David Wiswell, David Rabert, Don McNeill, Gene Rader. eeihjn rx. I 1 N A 'fb ,J 9 5 ' x fl' wr Q.. Homeroom lO5H First row: Letty Erecitano, Judine Ross, Kathleen Madigan, Joyce Shaf- er, Sue Walker, Dawn Harris, Anita Gardner, Valerie Turnbull, Georgia Dunning, Carole Parke, Page Gaige. Second row: Dick Shurtleff, Roger James, Alan Bloodgood, Joe Popech, Dick Brown, Ernie Carpenter, Tom Smith, Dave Lewis, Charles Russell. Homeroom lO7 First row: Kathleen Brown, Judy Remmele, Lucille Niles, Marilyn Adams, Patricia Gaige, Carole Wil- mont, Mary Goland, Delores Clark, Mary McEnaney, Mary Niemeyer, Rosemary Makrohisky. Second row: Judith Beach, Russell Whiteman, Thomas Cahill, Nicholas Butenko, Bernice Miller, Alton Brown, Robert Ellsworth, Donald Rose, Shirley Campbell. Third row: Robert Silver- nail, Thomas Cline, Dean Youngs, lvlerwin Forbes. Homeroom 108 First row: Sharon Greenough, Betty Hudak, Virginia Ryan, Barbara Shaw, Joanelene Ganow, Marcia Holmwood, Peg Guentensperger, Diane Church, Carol Landmesser, Ann Kipper, Ros- ita Basti. Second row: Gary Slocum, Dave Keefe, Dave Robbins, Marvin Soboleski, John Winchell, Harold Davis, Sandra Scott, Joyce lvlurray, Carol Konecny, Sandra Rose. Third row: Derwood Crocker, John Baniord, Gary Wheeler, Rodney Gallagher, Jeff Bartholomew, Bob Inman, Jim Clif- ford, Tom Kilmer, Gary Ennis, Ted Ames. Homeroom 109 First row: Carolyn Ross,Cecil Dyer, Myrna Fell, Bernadine Vrabel, Lillian Deobold, Jacqueline Smith, Maureen Mallery, Donna Osteen, Nita Lacey. Second row: Robert Brown, Barbara Krum, Sheila DeGroat, Carolyn Hoge- boom, Patricia Saunders, Judith George, Antoinette Sautro, Anna Testani, Donald MacDuffee. Third row: Jon Michael, Robert Alexander, Dane Edwards, Bob Boatwright, Nor- man Knapp, George VanVorce, John Lyon, Thomas Harvey. Fourth row: v,,..:,. n-,.,.-L.,,..,. rail, C',....1,,.-. UAV,- H inn-roiirii 110 P-1I '1 r im fxlariari -Xlbrechia, Mazi- re-erz Brislin, Gs-ri Born-lli, Carole Davenport, Mary June Fox, Diane Meacham, Mary Louise King, Joyce Young, Carolyn Hoagland. Second row: Tom Hubbard, Bill Sclium, George O'Brien, Jimi Jones, Bob Mohr, Durland Vining, Don Kresge. Hornerooni 112 First row B 21 r b a r a Hernpsiead, Vaughn Butler, Beverly Howe, Linda Hoag, Shirley Diato, Kay Giglin, .lea- nenne Hiker, Carrie Canipbell. Sec- ond row, Dolores Lindsey, Judy Ding- man, Darlene Toy, Martha Miller, Ixlarilyn Krebs, Marilyn Shanley. Honieroorri 113, 115 Firsi row: Antoinette D'Angelo, Elaine Oakley, Marcina Fleming, Cindy Haines, Judy Brigham, Doroihy Whitaker, Helen Burke, Sharon Pal- meier, Rosalie Fish. Second row: Sheila Ryan, Sandy Rozera, Beverly Grant, Dawn Spring, Norma Woodruff, Janice Sheldon, Patricia Thompson, Doris Rollock, Geraldine King, Mildred McBride. Third row: Ron- ald Feldman, Braidwood Brown, Wil- liam Bednar, Eugene Johnson, Duane Hoxsie, Lawrence Kasmarcik, David Phillips, K.1r1Vining, Gerald Bezek, .Mrk Suinley. llonieruoiri 1 1-1 f-'frm r-mu 1'15Y1lf'7' 1 1.ins1ix', Niinfy liallar, 11.l.fv1 liisllrr, Xonix' lidycs, R illf.-r1.1 1110141-V, hriniira Elliott, Mur- ilxrt lrvirig, 1'm.irb.ir.i Alxxfiver, Mary 131-' 1-iv, hhirlr-y5iC1icH, Betty fxlosli- er. Bvuorid rnu- Grace Mfihderville, Bw.:-rly Suxili, Ruih Walker, James Fiursv, Tony Oswald, :NOYIT1 'l'I'ipp, 'Uixziel St:-n..i1-Qu, Joe libnus, 5.llly Re:.l:xio:i, Arzilxinciie Purcelli, Soar. Arggulizim-. I-Iorneroom 116 First row: Evelyn C ahill, Nancy Finch, Barbara Libous, Winifred Ingersoll, Rose Fusco, Barbara Bene- dict, Jane Graham, Janice Graham, Doris Bederka, B a r b a r a Vincent, Jo Ann Buchta. Second row: Nancy Hutchings, Colleen I-lunsinger, Brenda Shively, Lois Tyler, Diane Daniels, Donna Warren, Rita Raitt, Janet Bur- dick, Grace Goodline, Peggy Vaughn, Judy Beach. Third row: Prudy Georgia, Jim Saxon, Bill Lynch, Art O'I.oughlin, Stephen Kukol, Don Clark, John Donnelly, Sally VanScoy. I-lomeroom 117 First row: Martha Schnurbusch, Gail McFate, Mary Mc G uir e , Marlene Shaw, Judy LaMaitis, Sally Fronber- ry, Marie Hubbell, Alida Kuenzli, Ina Gee, Geraldine Burnett, Frances Hoyt. Second rowg Kathleen Crowley, Carole Benton, Nancy Quinlivan. Mary Ann Connelly, Dorothy Bederka, Mary Hodack, Sandy Hanan, Marjorie Judkins. Third row: Gerry Guiles, Jim Balan, John Kaminsky, Richard Dranichak, Fran M eddleto n , Paul Harding, Ron Chapman, Curt Meller, Jerry Monahan. Homeroom 118C First row: Marilyn Scherer, Betty Arnold, Joni Grant, Sandra Cregier, Joyce Anderson, Juliet Galvin, Betty Wood, Sharon Everling, Gail Noyes, Anita Treat. Second row: David Moore, Ronald VanLoan, Robert Os- trorn, Edward Jones, Bob Kreidley, Ken Barnett, Tom Cooper, Charles Huften, Dave Jamison. Third row: Ray Gerdus, Noma Barker, Pat Nik- ula, Skip Flynn. Homeroom 11BQ First row: Joyce Eddy, Marie King, Connie McCormack, Carol Hause, Lorrie Merithew, Betty Cowan, Glenda Cramton. Second row: Kay Rose, Kris Gogolin, Bruce Knapp, Ronald Sayna, Bruce Barney, Barbara Lanphear, Arlene Miller. Hturiervorn 203 Fifft Vw-K' C hcrie I- arse, btuidrtl G'1uriey,Barb ljatt0n.Ge1il WvPFTbTfliJk, 51,17fmneE'la1llfelL,SunjmWtilicl-ae,h1f.r- sim Rfvfr, Jliyce Winchell, Bc-tty Clnfs. becund rlux' Bqb Alger, Don Polldek, .ldrztes f.1s1','c1ck, Eugene Hilbert, Rtmber' Llillflr, Jack Sirnrna, William CJ.u-rw, E.lv.' 3 't.Y1::Yturcc, ,lunn ,kn- drefw H lliunicr Juni Z0-1 First run F-.lona fNlCGfxrmack, Dcvnnzt Hull, Mnry Pnlonibo, Mary Slticik, Ntincy H fl r t rn ai n, LiLbeth Whitten, Elaine Kern, Shirley A-Xdz1mS,C.1rlene Neduchdl, Betty Fnster. Second row, Rfibertn ilizfczilaxkis, Stan Irlunkovic, Ron Furch, Bob Frank, Bud Alexan- der, Ralph Serino, Ann Lee. Htmniertxorn 105 First rovt: Betty Dreiling, Carole Swan, Eleannr Surine, Geraldine Lewis, Bzirbarn Manthey, Margaret Wilcfnx, Cimillai fxiacLe0d, Ji Ann Davis, Gail Mellen, Dorothy C.1rlin. Second rtmwg Pat Fletcher, Phyl Lvipfert, Kent Bi.1ir,i-Xlbert Ottu, Hub McDevitt, Al DiLa5cia, Don Martin, Earl Dehlman, Betty Kenyon, Elaine Winsor. Third rovxg Scbinu Roobzi, Rwn H.awlc'y, Hub Engle, Andrew GrcSk':,fxi.1rlens Prue. E! vii' 7 1 l'1I'r 1-Qc, 1 . li iff 'Q l.1r5i', '.',5:'.1 fX.I'iL'lv X ':' w..1. Rnttiii ' .Q-Ml.. .l fri Rini z .l it rif- Iv-t 1. 1 Y' 1, ,,l:g:it1C1.1:l.I:..i: C li .1 r E e s Bl vt ..ig.,fni. Second r tx-.3 E-'vliuv Lixi, ffietrieh Derseh, Etub Xiazwli, Clwri Jxxhi, F-lgyd btinripfw-:', lglxsyn UL-t:t'gf', .-Xli bin.nndf'r, Rivl1.:rLi Clxunpbvll, Dirk Swdtsr. Homeroom 208 First row: Nancy Furino, Janice Markham, Marsha VanVorce, Bar- bara Reis, Gloria DeStefano, Barbara Allen, Carol Chapman, Joan Marie Harvey, Virginia Silver, Shirley Turk, Rosalind Kelley, Barbara Stanton. Second rowp Robert Darling, .Valt Clark, Donald Beam, Diane Pooler, Betty Marold, Bill Hicken, Joe Gil- more, Donald Cone, Jere Main. Third row: Roy Weaver, Lloyd Dent, Jerome Lasher, Norman Leader. Homeroom 209 First row: Sandra Post, Dorothy Zillic, Marjorie Empet,Janice Brew- er, Rosemarie Frisbee, Virginia Steere, Barbara Kauchis, Sandra Isabell, Pat Clark, Joyce Brady, Marian Whitten. Second row: Ruth Eddy, Bernadine McMahon, Linda Caddington, Ellen Ely, Patti Chapple, Melissa Perine, Carol Edwards, Joan Bodewald, Shirley Neduchal, Miahael- ine Pecka, Janet Hamilton. Third row: Carlyn Stark, Nancy Bicker, Carol Horton, Elsie Schmidt. Homeroom 213 First row: RomaineSimonson, Louise Briggs, Nancy Moore, Margaret Baudendistel, Nancy Mann, Margie Robinson, Beverly Denney, Ginny At- wood, Margaret Adams, Nan Redner, Emily Anderson. Second row: Gail Monell, Bill Leary, Wayne Knapp, Ron O'Connor, George I-lanifin, Bob Aiken, Lawrence Dutcher, Glenn Birchard, Donna Hayes, Third row: Carl Diener, Dave Sambora, Gary Dougherty, Paul Fotorny, Bill O'Reil- ly, James Malane, Pete Matwey. Homeroom 214 First row: Sally Clark, Antoinette Miele, Ruth Klinko, Donna Matios, Mary Monahan, Jeannette Bunts, Nora Cashman, Mary Ritter, Marlene Childs, Joan Knox, Carol Smith, Sharon Clugstone. Second row: Clyde Getman, Gordon Chapel, Bar- rett Jones, Chuck Alise, Mike Klep- fer, John Smith, Edward Egan, Fred Miller, Bill Spring, Lawrence Kittle. Third row: David Stratton, Charles Smith, Gary Sullivan, David Mill, Albert Travis, Bruce Kirk. Homeroom Zl5 First row: Marie Allen, Lorriane Utter, Dorothy Schalles, Ramona Pel- ham, Norma Murphy, Helen Finsel, Sandy Riley, Peggy McM'ahon, Chris- tine Deabler, Marion Frantz, Jose- phine Caruso. Second row: John Qick, Doug Grow, Rodger Sherman, Sandra Frederick, Patricia Holbert, Helen Evancho, Donna Terry, George Falwell, Mark Georgia, Larry Clow, Third row: Danny Krizinokki, Carl X'anGorden, Rose Finelli, Gary Sher- er, Paul Wigstafi. Homeroom 216 First row: Beverly McAndrew, Mary Craig, Mary Butenko, Marguerite Gage, Olga Kabanek, Joyce Hill, Lois Doty, Frances Long, Barbara Tierno, Nancy Parker. Second row: John Alexander, Louis DiRienzo, Gwen Barrett, Bever1ySmales, Esther Don- nelly, Mary Gallagher, Sandra Burke, Barbara English, Alan Stahr, Willard Hamm. Third row: Howard Marks, Dave Smith, Richard Thomas, Tom Harrington, Louis DiLascio, Charles Lent, Sam Liberto. Homeroom 217 First row: Eugenia C. Floros, Arlene Orr, Carol Spears, Sandra Krupitza, Alice Vicent, Rosalie Veltri, Cather- ine Phillips, Nancy Stanton, Jean Knight, Linda Goodyear, Cindy Stock. Second rowg Phil Knapp, Graydon Wood, Jack Stankivicz, Nancy Lyon, Carole Bryant, Sandra Talbott, Susan Stewart, John Schaub, David Boring, Jim McKee. Third row: Ernie Gior- dani, Richard Kroiss, Dick Holmwood, Morris Blair, Dick Miller, Chick Doll. Home room Z l 8 First row: Marion Gates, Kathleen Darling, Sandra Winkler, Shirley Clendening, Kay riellam, Marion Jones, Sandra Beckwith, Carol Reif- ler, Eunise Giles, Velma Davies. Second rovi: Sandra Croft, Darrell Eniery, Roger Farthing, Herman Doetsch, Gorden Shiner, James Sea- man, Juanita Wilber, Lucretia At- wood. Third row' William Coyle, Daniel Kunkle, Edward Zainecnik, Jim Aylesworth, John Peters, Anthony Nanni, William McNerney, Gerald Doty. Homeroom 219 First row: Pete Silba, Lloyd Vos- bury, Carole Rounds, Judy Hart, Bernice Meade, Jean Griffith, Dawn Lott, Bonnie Crystal, Nancy Day, Loel Wheeler, Richard Martin. Sec- ond row: Nelson Buchanan, Rodger Kesler, Harry Schwenz, Francis Heg- edus,Gordon Barton,Gerald Cocker- ill, James Woodford, Joseph DiLuzio. Robert Terry, Thomas Warren, Ron Svoboda. Homeroom 220 First row: Beverly Beardsley, Judy Gevert, Shelva Herrick, Joanne Crowley, Patricia Smith, Evelyn Nel- son, Jonamae Butler, Jacqueline Steele, Rita Stanton, Janet Stanton, Shirley Strait. Second row: Mary- anne Crowe, Elton Smith, TomO'Shea, Robert Staub, John MacDonald, Richard Gormely, Gary Shepard, Joe Schnurbusch, Virginia McLaren. Third row: Catherine Shafer, Gerry Dowe, Barb McLean. Homeroom 301 First row: Bill Pepperd, Dolores Pratt, Rosalie Keefer, Judy Bell, Nancy VanWert, Mary Kay Reilly, Grace Johnson, Florence I-ieeman, Darla Johnson, Ken Baker. Second row: Frank Heeman, John Gaffney, Edward Race, John Pessarchick, Bob Pessarchick, Bud Fisher, Chuck Squires, Ed Hutchings, Dave Frey. Third row: Don West, Dave Eggles- ton, Joseph Johnson, Curt Carkner, Bud Raley, Byron Kinney, Ron Per- kins, Paul Dofton. Homeroom 302 First row: M. Maye,Marjorie Wheel- er, Ruth Garrison, Lois Price, Dar- lene Howe, Ann Tyrrell, Rosemarie Russin, Eleanor Wright, Catherine Mahoney,MarilynGermond,Christine Anderson. Second row: Bob Lawson, Bob Ryczak, Denny Gillin, Jim Sa- brow, Jim Block, Joe Coons, Jerry Braman, Gordon Adams, John Bell, Donald Mann. Third row: RayOster- hout, Donald Owens, Bruce Rittle. Homeroom 304 First row: Ed Neill, John Sexton, Jim l.aCoy, Duane Gardner, Jolgn Norton, Joseph Hanrahan, Steve Truex. Second row: Louis Calavito, Bob Chipper, Roger Bryan, Jack Kolanda, Dick Latonick, Dan Parsons. Homeroom 305 First row: Joan Christophori, Joanne Foulke, Nancy DiRienzo, JoAnn Brigiotta-, Linda Barney, Sue Andrews, Carolyn Dixon, CarolAton, Ellen Hon- nick, Linda Potter. Second row Charles Heller, Mitch Hider, Vince Borelli, Ronald Herrick, Keith Heg- gelke, Robert Chase, David Hinkley, Garth Ganon, Lawrence Adrian. Third row: Gary Dow, Melvin Spoor, Jean Prentice, Tom Thompson, Au- drey Gillette, Eugene Aldrich, Jerry Evans. Homeroom 307 First row: Steve Gelo, Ronald Brink, Sheila Welch, Theresa Shep- ard, Pat Cleary, Joyce Sanders, Noreen Edwards, Mary Ann Zelerosty, Ronald Hendie, Pete West, Richard Diffenbach. Second row: Charles Pegos, Sidney Williams, Gerald Sackett, Stanley Coates, Wallace Germonde, Gary Ransom, Jack Hess, Robert Kowalewski, Ralph Stampfler, Bob Garbade. Third row: William Holeham, Tom Allen, Ed Sparks, Ralph Brown, Albert Cadwell, Paul Kalfetz, Bill Diekow. Honneroorn 308 First row: Pat Hill, Barbara Russe- guie, Joan Alig, Virginia Kieseler, Elaine l rintz, Colleen Seely, Arlene Conrad, Karen Weber, Rita Berardi, Norma Jean Hatiield, Jacqulznu Knapik. Second row John Stoddart, Edward Maczko, James O'Neil, Gerald Hart, John Slocum, Burt Liu, Ray Guerin, Dave Gottshall, James Bement. Third row: Jim Bridger, Ed Mercincavage, Ed Haley, James Newlon, Jeanne Randall, Lynne Creager, Carole Deitz, Richard Sel- by, Carlyle Olmstead, Carl Meacham, Bruce Phillips. Q f J u ,t if e5,,fw1tQ Homeraom East Cafeteria Piret row: Gail Smith, Jan Mosher, Laura Engle, Marlene Fox, Sandra T.lcX'icker, Eleanore Benjamin, Adola Brigiotta. Second row: Lynda Rieth, Jeiine Ann Wood, Charlene Johnston, Judy Noyes, Pat Stearns, Priscilla Perkins,JudySitterlee,Patricia Bihr, Carol Greenough, Rose Marie Gow. Third rov.: George Friedl, Ronald Cole, Robert Scott, George Savage, Janet lrarish, Beverly fxlurtavgh, Shirley Hulbert, Sandra YanGorClen. Fourth row: Martin Durish, Ed Tom- ashek, Everett Oakly, Jim VanScoy. .S-L.. - ia W5 7- '+ C fi f 4' 4 , J , z' w...f4.. ,f f 2 7 X il.. 'x ' X xx x N AK Xxx ': W, ,fx 2 A Q 5, V ,. ,X LX V i X 2 'x L.. f 1 ' 4 uv 1' I vc . Q N . 'M ,' xslt Agff. f 1 f -XR 2 A N X. 1 . If , V X If , sw' du ,Q cc Wllfe' Cx-f',5-ei' FALL OFFICERS Left t r1ght Jerry Mlchael Treas urer Shmrley Weber Secretary Francxs Bado Xtce President Rua Raxtt Presmdent Maw Mr Presldent I make the motlon that W All 1n favor of the proposed motlon say Aye Aye Aye Aye MOt1OH Carr1ed' Where have we heard thls before? Now don't say xt We know In Stu dent Councxl' Your Student Counc1l was orgamzed for the purpose of sat1sfy1ng student demands lromng out student problems and for creatmg new 1deas wh1ch w1ll please the student body at large The Student Coun ctl represents democracy among the stu dents of North It helps to develop student responsxblllty 1mt1at1ve self control and leadershlp and It also a1ds 1n buxldmg school sp1r1t A mam lnfluence of Student Counc11 15 that It has provxded effectwe trammg 1n c1t1zensh1p through student part1c1pat1on 1n model government Th1S year the Student Counc1l has had two large goals The f1rst was to complete a North I-hgh Handbook The second 1S to promote the Arner1can F1eld Serv1ce pro gram of exchange students w1th Europe and South Amer1ca The Handbook has reached completlon Our second goal IS stxll 1n the makmg It w1ll probably take three years to complete It and have a program such as thls at North Y, Page 88 QAQQ N.-34 L fur -L-.. , - -.- . , . 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' wwf F4-ww - - 1 n . . ,W , , 15 Q i - Q f 'WP U' 3 Flrst row Audrey Kennedy Vlary Mat1as Prudy Georg1a Dxane Meacham Jamce Markham Nancy Frayer Joan Chr1stophor1 Rosemary Mokrohlsky Madele1ne Garbarmo 'Vlargaret Adams Cecelxa Gxllet Second row Carol Parke Wmme Ingersoll Bonnxe Crystall Pat Curry Mar1lynGer mond Sherry Pxerce Kathx Myers Judy Dmgman Carol Hause Shxrley Weber Rlta Raxtt Jackle Ward Thlrd row Pat 'Nlxkula John Reynolds Ted Ames John Lyon Bob McDev1tt John Slocum Curtls Mellen Jerry Mlchael Fran Bado Joyce S nders Fourth row Sharon Walker Georgxa Evans Paul Wagstaff Donald Pollock John Pol lock Sam Llberto Charles Harr1son Thomas Perun Phlllp Bennett Fxfth row Pat Clark Etta Norton Jullan Chechatha Charles Squlres Bzll Lynch John Boyd We are proud of our Student COUHCII and the advances It has made ln the shorttlme It has been lunctmmng Perhaps above all other values of our Student Councll, the utmost value of ours 15 that lt promotes wholesome human re latlons among all our students It serves to xnculcate the ldeals and procedures of 'Q Amer1can Democracy Hall, Hall to the Red Blue and Student Councll too' S I-'R INC OFFICERS Seated Wxllxam Page Presxdent Standmg, left to rxght Ang1e Paoluccl, Vxce PT6Sld6HI, Wll lxam Lynch, Treasurer, Nancy Y ' Prayer, Secretary X Page 8 9 'i1:,s,jZ'i5'E'F 4 4- Each year the North Star, under the super vxsxon of M1ss Mary Conole faculty adv1sor grows 1n popularlty wlth the students The explanatxon IS the w1de varlety of subjects the paper so expertly covers The paper Contams lnformatlon on sports organlzatlons teen fashlons and the varlous aCtlVlt1eS 1n whlch North Hlgh students part1c1pate In add1t1on to pubhshlng four ed1t1ons each term, the Star sponsors other aCt1V1t1eS for example the annual bake sale and the elec t1on of the kmg and queen to re1gn at thexr annual May dance At the North Star outmg 1n June students chosen from the Semor A class for excell ence ln work on the paper, are awarded membershxp m Qu1ll and Scroll, an mterna tlonal or gan1zat1on for hlgh school Journallsts Edxtors Edxtor ln chlef Dorothy Davxs Man agxng Edxtor Elame Kern News Edltors Barbara Lxbous Nancy Hartman Feature Edltor Mary Keough Clrculatxon Managers Nancy Redner Sandra Talbott Art Edxtor Rodger Sherman Typ mg Managers Jane and Jamce Graham Photo grapher R1chardSedor Busmess Managers Bar bara Krum Nancy Lowkrantz Sports Editor Wlllxam Lynch Faculty Adv1sor Mr E Webster Haxght General Staff Margaret Aftuck Marlene Combs Nancy Mann Sandra McManus Elaxne Pomeroy Patrxcla Stearns Carol Weaver Chrxstme Ander sen Joyce Anderson Barbara Baer Barbara Bene dxct Patrxcxa Bxhr Sandra Burke Pat Clark Mary Ann Connelly Joanne Crowley Patrxcxa Curry Dxane Danxels Roberta Dascalakls Beverly Denny Rayma Dnekow Judy Dxngman Carolyn Dlxon Carol Edwards Helen Evancho Jerry Evans Pa tr1c1a Fletcher Betty Foote Rosxe Fusco Marlon Gates PrudyGeorg1a Mar1lynGermond Mar1Jo Gxalanella Cecel1aG1llet Andrew Gresko Gerry Hankms Norma Jean Hatfxeld Carol House Marcxa Golmwood Nancy Hutchxngs Marle Kmg Mary Loulse Kxng Geraldme Lewxs Also Mary Long Jeanmne Lyon Mona McCor mack Bob McDev1tt Barbara McLean Peggy McMahon Dxane Meacham Loretta Merxthew Martha Mlller Kay Murphy Joyce Murray Ca m1lleNapp1 Shirley Neduchal Joe Nytch Rita Raxtt Carol Parke Barb Patton Mellssa Perxne Prlscxlla Perklns Esther Plansky Nancy Qumlm van Judy Remmele Barbara Ressequxe Margxe Robmson Carolyn Ross James Sabraw Janet Salxe Dorothy Schalles Marle Sebesta Colleen Seeley Catherme Shafer Carol Spears Brenda Shxvely Judy Ann Sxtterlee Nancy Ellen Stanton Shxrley Straxt Lols Tyler Ellen VanValen Shxrley Nolford Sandra Yaples Barbara Zxmmer 1 1 . 1 1 1 1 , - 1 1 , - Z - - , Z - 1 I 1 1 Q 1 Q 1 1 I 1 2 ' 1 I ' 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 Q 1 1 - 3 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 , . 1 1 ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 . . N - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - Page 90 Wampum Staff Joanne Buchta Judy Beech Dorlene Brown Evelyn Cahlll Mary McEneny Shzrley Wolford Nancy Fxnch Sharon Everlxng Barbara Llbous Carol Hauss Colleen Hunsmger Jamce Gra ham Jane Graham Sally anScoy Loxs Tyler on Clark B111 Lynch John Donnel ly Prudy Georgxa Art O'Loug lm Jmm Saxon Grace Goodlxne Rmta Raltt Jerry Hanklns W1n1 fred Ingersoll Barbara Benedlct Marxe Kmg Janet Burdxck Rosze Torto Mar1anFrantz I-atO Nell Doris Bederka Rose Fusco Diane Danxels Brenda Shlvely Nancy Carey Nancy Hutchlngs Peggy Vaughn Donna Warren Barbara Vmcent Stephen Kukol Joyce Howard Marle Sebesta Page WW Busmess Staff of Wampum Kathleen Murphy Jean Cleary Betty Foote Barbara Zlmmer Shan Dorfman Bar baraL1bous Mrs Betty Gor don faculty advlsor W ij To a certam group of folks room 116 IS a glorxous mlxture of orgamzed confuslon out of whlch confusxon comes the b1rth, and growth to matarlty of a book Yes, the Warn pum, North H1gh's Annual, IS born and reared IH room 116 Just as a chxld could not ex1st wlthout the care, work worry and struggle of parents, so the Wampum could not accomphsh full growth w1thout the dllxgent labor of an ener getlc 1mag1nat1ve, and enthus1ast1c staff It IS the hope and deslre of thxs staff that the 1955 Wampum meets wxth allyour fondest expectatlons 91 A 1 1 . , I 1 I , 1 r I I 1 - , , V , ' , D l l ' . . h- l l 1 7 . . , . , . .- y ' 1 I I Y I - , 1 I ' ' . , , . 1 . . . . , , 1 , , , , .. I I ' , , v I l' I.. , . V , Q , of .Y , .1 1' -- A ti. -32. 'fc It U 'jfs I . . , 1 . , . French C lub C'est Magnifique Approximately once each month the mem- bers of Le Cercle Francais meet. Their aim is to make live again the wonderous history and civilization of France, by use of correlated games and participation ex- ercises. Occasionally a speaker is invited to the meeting. Just to make things more interesting, most of the conversation at these meetings is done in French. First row: Richard Morrison, Daniel Alexander, Bob Frank, Albert Otto, Jerry Michaels. Second row: Frank Denniston, Dick I-lolmwood, Jerome Shaver, Ifaul Mertons, Al Ruetlinger, Tom Hubbard, Roy Shurtleff, George lash, Mr. Ronald Johnston. Forensic Forum Get hep, get in step, it's the talk of the town, one of North's organizations known as the Forensic Forum. This organization is for those who like to debate and discuss articles of interest to everyone, such as communism. This club also enables its members to improve their speech and thus become better speakers to carry on discus- sions in assemblies and other places when necessary. Among other things the club has done is to present debates to public and panel discussions. ' ' i D ,-'fi ' I w u ! 009 nf' First row: Camilla MacLeod, Barbara Shaw, Patti Chapple, Virginia Ryan, Louise Briggs, Cindy Stock, Pat Edgar, Sue Andrews, Linda Goodyear, Judy Ross, Sherry Pierce, Diane Meacham. Second row: Patricia Bihi, Mary Palombo, Mary Craig, Kris Gogolin, Pat Hill, Michaelene Pecka, Mary Ann Connelly, Carol Edwards, Winnie Ingersoll, Prudy Georgia. Third row: Priscilla Perkins, Judy Sitterlee, Donna Bearsch, Georgia Dunning, Nancy Stanton, Nancy Lyon, Sandy Rozelle, Barbara English, Barbara Krum, Mary Pierce, John Donnelly. Key Club The audible sounds of dishes and voices issuing from room 307 on Wednesdays in- dicates the weekly noon meetings of the North High Key Club, a branch of the Ki- wanis Club. To increase the fund covering injury to our football players, the club sells pro- grams at the football games. Also the club participates in the concession stand at our basketball games. First row: Nancy Lowkrantz, S e c r eta r yg Richard Kroiss, President, Dorothy Davis, Treasurer, Bob Frank, Vice-President. Second row: Mari Jo Gioanello, Elaine Kern, Barb Patton, Lois Tyler, Joyce Bennett, Camilla MacLeod. Third row: Ruth Whitford, Barbara Shaw, Janet Stan- ton, Jane Truesdell, Joanne Sasnicki, Marie Teeple, Rita Stanton. Fourth row: Audrey Kennedy, Curtis Mellen, Alan Rentlinger, Leon C.Gumaer, David Keele, Lloyd A. Dent, Ronald Furch. .p1f.,,q,3f. S,,', Ill 1 all... S gig A 1 x Ma.. rat row: David Rfibert, Ernie Giordani, Neil Payne, Phil Knapp, Second row: Kenny Baker, Clyde Jay Getman, Jr., Frederick Daly, Duane Hamlin, Third row: James Newlon, Duke F. Wildey, Robert Hunt, Carl VanGorden. Tri-Hi-Y Creating, maintaining, and e xt e nd i n g throughout the home, school and community high standards of Christian character is the purpose of the Tri-Hi-Y Organization. Go- ing hand in hand with this purpose is a slo- gan which reads, pure thoughts, pure words, pure actions. With red, white, and blue representing the girls as their colors, Tri-Hi-Y participates in many projects and school functions. North High School is proud to have Tri-Hi-Y as an organization in which its students participate. First row: Pat Allen, Rita Berardi, Barbara Tierno, Carrie Campbell. Second row: Nancy Billo, Dot Luczycki, Francis Max- ian Marion Albrechta, Linda Barney. Hi-Y The No rth High Hi-Y organization is active in many different projects and activ- ities. The purpose of the club is to promote a better understanding between members, set good examples for others to follow and to participate in many charitable activities and projects. Of course, they have recreation too, con- sisting of dances, parties, and other forms of teenage enjoyment. This fine Christian organization has much to offer. We, at North admire its members and the fine work which they are doing. First row: Dorothy Zillic, Lorraine Utter, Marian Whitten, Joyce Brady, Ina Gee, Diane I-'ooler, Gloria DeStefano. Second row: Ellen Ely, Dyonne Florance, Mary Borge- son, Elaine Oakley, Gail Hinckley, Helen Buike, Carol Baka. Y-Teens Every Wednesday evening is Y-Teens night at the Y.W.C.A. Groups from the lo- cal high schools hold their meetings and get together for some fun. This year the Y-Teens at North held a noon-hour dance in the gym. Since it is a world-wide organization it has groups in 63 countries. Last January the local conference was held in nearby Utica. First row: Brenda Shiyely, Mary Distaso, ' Beverly Swift, Rita Opie, Nancy Quinlivan, Judy Noyes, Elaine Printz, Sherry Pierce, Doris Bederko, Cecelia Gillet. I 0 Second row: Judy Hart Lynda Rieth Mimi Wayne, Kathryn Seeley Jacqueline Smith, Carol Greenough Ellen VanValen Rosita Basti Nan- cy Hayes Jeannine Lyon. Third row: Dorothy Caruso Ellen Ely Pa- tricia Adams Eleanore Benjamin Mar1lynShan ley Sandra McVxcker Jo Ann Brigiotta Donna Stout Fourth row Ronald Herrick Robert Brown I John Smith Jeff Bartholomew Alton Brown xl X 'sv-9 - K if ' ,f 7 David Boring 4 O 47 Carl Wendlandt Sam Liberto Andy Gresko 0 x ff Fifth row George Falvt ell Robert Alexander N s?9, . , 4: -'X ff ' 5 Z' ff ' fa! 6445, X76 1 I I Z , ,eff g y' iz? nv rf 0 '77 Vod - - emo hK10sa i Q , ug . .- -S E -Ria gg- 2 12 S S L u ' is.- --HIE K Y 4 4,2 H -2 W fn If f 7, I ' J if 7 34? 44' ' , 4? is -2-. ?'6' -' - 5516 Zag-s +:'?-LQ .: fi ff na ,ye --, Z ,J X -2 gg-rg.. Q :'- H-:- .fl 62' Duet R lvl XE f Andanlum 142 59 1' 991 sw 64 lv' i' hi i 4 :- ' it 1 f Say It With Music Say It W1th Music' is exactly what Miss Marion Thorn burne tells the eighty members that make up the choir of North High The choir has been very busy this year w1th its many activities They appeared at Open House and they sang for the Christmas program We can be justly proud of our Choraliers Page 94 S+- .L lx, 'Slim 1 Tb- fx E + L 'i lig- Q-3 I 1:11:11 y ,Q I 0 , . L 1 ' A , - . . ,fair A , g ,r W , Q' 7,1 4 , ' A , . E C ' ,ffl 41' ' ' . I ' r r f ' : ' , - F: L Q ' I ' , I I Q ,ox xt ,4,' X ,f' 4 5 ' x Q 6' 1 ' nz P.. , '- 4 Z K I 1 X ' ' f I ,, -,I , I' gy , af, Q' I ,J V .. A -A, ,W A ' , , A I ' , 5 .,:e,- '. I I 5-I 77 I v i i A F -5 4 ' v J ' A l . 9 A ss V- .i U -Q' I. :L 1 ' , . - 5' r t I ' ' , J , r I 'I M ff E- 'Ti - J f Z . 1 ' I 11 ' -4+ 4-- r I x ' v v , -Z , LF - A., : 'I ' r' y I , ' ' 7 . -L.: - E .ff W 14 . 'f . - .. 5 , ' s 14 - 7 7 ' , ' . . 1, ' r' ' 5 1 Y K -, , :ct 1 3 ' . T 27 I l . ' 70 T -K ,, .0 U . 5' I - , 9 3 B A n t Y- div' 'H ' 9. 8: Brix' we Ri: I :B-3 ' f 7' ' x- -K .gig -Y Y K :X H l G Y'x4'E'x7i'i Q4,I:s 5,7 '- U . . , . . . - is , O . ' ' Q-nm: g I I . A I -as 3 , A :it m , o 'Q-N-it First row: Nancy Furino, Linda Goodyear, Virginia Lacey, Jeane Ann Wood, Gail Monell, Lance Smith, Dick Brown, Peg Guentensperger, William McNerney, Jim Bement, Kris Gogolin, Diane Meacham, Joyce Sandus. Jane Graham, 0 Janice Graham. Second row Nan Schneeberg Janice Mark ham Pete Matwey Stephen Gelo Carl Meacham Fred Mlller Barbara Featherbay Mary Craig Judy Ross Third row Don Hall Bill Schum Eugene Shade Bill Spring Emil Augustine Sterling Toman Jeannette Bunts Carole Rounds Shirley Clendenmg Lloyd Vosbury Loel Wheeler John Peters Donald Mann Fourth row Dick Gormley Bill McChesney Dave Sambora John Bell Connie McCormack Sandra Rose Alan Stahr Mary Ann Zebrosky Thomas l eran Ron Hawley IND inauure lxrs Cn qua QQ TUJILE Fmlth row Ted Carvalho Arlene May Orr Dave Einfeldt B111 Pepperd Ed Mercincavage ' Jim Bridger Alton Brown Gordon Adams Kent N 'H Blair .5355 Sixth row Duane Hamlin M1ke Vosbury N ' 5 ff , Ronald Perkins 'lllmiim' :, i - i. C t -3,-Z Hi fag! U3 E?l4g i X981 it EX '2 s- 1, -'nb m S I - 'LS i Q -i 1 r- -'Chl-:tm X film --- -s - ?:5 - if x 1, as ', , a , f.. D- ING 3 un 1.2 .-1 -P- S 'AQ 0. Q 057.5 Ne if ', Q E2 Na 1 5 --in ,avg gsgh si l as - ere Comes The Band Le, -u XXX -Enr- - -I, 4 It IS not Alexander s Ragtime Band but North's 60 piece band that plays at the football games pep assemblies, parades and at Open House The band should be hlghly - commended for always coming through with flying colors and for always doing an outstandlng Job wher ever and when ever they play hiisi Pa g e 9 5 0 0 Z , ' - 1 1 1 1 I V I I I ' 1 1 ' , I I I I A ' I D 1 1 1 . 1 I I , . 1 A . ' 1 l I I I I l I . . . I Q ' ' ' . ,QQ 'bil U ' ' : , 1 6,9 , G c Y . . . h' .Qt l Q Q 1 1 1 , QQ ,J L Q Q Q 1 1 1 1 Q ' 1 y t ,X - - ' Q . Q -sa NQQ D X S .5 5 Q . . . ' X, ' i Q Q Q Q, Mx Q Q.. ,J Q-Q Q . W Y s 7 C' J 7 1 1 , 6 -l l ',,- f - ' ' 4 . I Nl , , f -, , ,g Y ,. ' 3 xfx -:- . Q U 5' 7 o ' Q. J 3 . I 2 A - Q l ,Rf ' .cf 'S v ' G 1 4 l P , 3 , D' ax , Q ' l -f X1 ' 'S rs' ' . l , ' 2 5-'L-fm 2 p - . 2 4 2 1 Q 9 , Q Q , , , - - 4 A 7s XF- . 5' a 1 , - Q, L - QN - 1 , . Q . g L , X, I - ' Q ' - Q , ' , , f s-. - , 1 -X -f - X 0 .., if ' --N.. X '--3, . 'F C ' A-Eli f ' Y -- X ' GL ' Q' Q Up L., : F-Q - 9 , . Q , . F: 5 2 9 ' SX , I , XS . ht . - A- 'rg -it, x 4 3 1 . ' .mx ' - V s x QQ : in l a , I., - ,ff W' V1 ' ' - . 5 , -X' - , Q iQ Q X 'X-N C Kit- s . ' l ' 'fmcy ,-, fs- pw-I Q , 1' ' 6 V 5' -Q' 4 , . I , 4' ' fa r ., A ,M 9. IIH rx' 'f'-1Tf41Y . H , . Q . : A Q: Q , , . .: ' 'J 1 ' ' - f - I lui Tech Elec Club One of the main purposes of the Techni- cal Electrical Society is to learn more about electricity and electronics through educational and social contacts with engin- eers and representatives of industries in the Triple Cities. The program for this term included trips to the General Electric Laboratory in Schenectady, to the Goudey Station in Westover, and to several other industries. The boys also heard a lecture on advanced education in the engineering profession. First row: Patti Chapple, Mary Kay Reilly, Janice Graham, Rosemarie Russin, Gail Millen, Shirley Turk, Joyce Winchell, Virginia Greenmun, rr-Q. , v - 4 rr- K l First row: Jack Freer, Julian Checli-itka, W ilter Ru dolph, Dick Durofchalk. Second row: Dick Figura, Don Crandall, Dick Quinli van, Larry Mastrogiacomo, James Ortloif, James Kenny Joe Muller, John Burke, John Adams, Mr. John Duff faculty advisor. Red Cross Red Cross, under the capable direction of Miss Virginia Greenmun, has been very busy this year. In November Red Cross had an o1d record drive, for the listening benefit of the Veteran's hospitals. In the spring term they had a drive to fill boxes for the orphaned children of the wars. The club is now being organized so it will be appreciated for its value during epedemics, air raids and floods. Second row: Judy Hart, Muritte Seal, Jeanenne Riker, First row: Richard K ro i s s , Secretary, Joe Nytch Eleanor Kircher, Marlene Childs, Sue Stewart, Shirley President? C ha Y' 1 'S 5 Heller, Vice-Prwidenfs George Campbell. Buck, Treasurer. Thu-d row: FI-an Bado, Robert Brown' Bdrbara Shaw, Second row: Viavid Mill, Don McNeill, Stan Hunkovic Ronald Feldman' john Villanti' Leslie Morris, Richard Greendyke, Robert Soyke. Projection Guild An organizationwhich strikes a high note at North is the Projection Guild. This club not only shows educational films for various classes, but it also gives highly entertain- ing noon-hour movies throughout the year. Projection Guild is made up of boys who are interested in the mechanics of showing movies. FF Third rOW: Curtis Mellen, Jack Stankevicz, Ellwyn VanVorce, Roger James, LQAL -- -v .A ni. ' 'lv'-.lfit 'ly 1..lAnNl.s.' 'L 'YV Q U .z.niAit.ua. In 'His I if'-' First row: Gerald Kowalewski, Treasurer, Donna Bearsch, Secretary, Robert Bihr, President, Sherry Pierce, Vice-President. Second row: Duane Gardner, Donald Bryon, Daniel Lacey, James Lacoy, John Matios. Third row: Roger Bryan, William Wright, Fran Bado, Roy Shurtleff, Joseph Roucek. Handbook Committee Where is ZO4? Who is Miss X the Eng- lish teacher? Where can I study at noon? We've all asked questions like this since 1937. Now, a handbook committee has found a fool-proof way of answering them! They have edited a handbook The Teepee filled from cover to cover with information which will be useful to North students, especially to sophomores. First row: Norma Gage, Betty Zabadal, Patsy Beder- ka, Barbara Baer. Second row: James Saxon, Richard Wilson. In My Merry Oldsmobile No matter whether the car happens to be an Oldsmobile or a Ford, the North High Driver's Association stands for safe and careful driving among high school students. This organization has been an asset to North High since it was organized last year. It has held several Road-E-O's in which many of its members have been awarded prizes for their skill in driving. I ! Q .. , First row: Camilla MacLeod, Rita Raitt, Janet Bur dick, Diane Meacham, Barbara Shaw. Second row: Fran Bado, Graydon Wood. C amera Club The Shutterbugs at North have a club organized especially for them. Here they display their interests. Directed by Mr. Charles Konecony, the Camera Club not only gives the amateur photographers a chance to show off their techniques, but it also gives them a better knowledge of photographic equipment, and encourages them to participate in nation-wide contests. First row: Sandra Riley, Judy Gev- ert, Margaret Wilcox, Camilla MacLeod, Janet Burdick, Karen Combs, Betty Foote, B a rb Ries, Rosemary Mokrohisky, Margaret Adams, Marsha VanVorce, Rosemarie Russin. Second row: Marcia I-Iolmwood, Carol Edwards, Diane Meacham, Nan- cy Furino, Pat Edgar, Barbara Libous, GailMil1en, Geraldine Lewis, Shirley Wolford, Eleanor Surine, Carol I-lause. Third row: Pat Fletcher, Liz Alhit- ten, Shirley Adams, Elaine Kern, San- dy Hannan, Angie Paolucci, Marilyn Adams, Linda Seeley, Ronney Frich, Leslie Morris, Diane Daniels. Fourth row: Fran Bado, Roger James, George Buck, Bill Lynch, Karl Vining, Carl Wendlandt, Jerry Michael, Rita Raitt, Janie Salie. Fifth row: Karl Knapp, Bob Bihr, Dick Brown, Fred Doolittle. Lzizfwhealiw G1ve My Regards to Broadway Little Theater Guild You'll never know how much fun and enjoyment you've missed until you become a member of North High's Little Theater Guild. The Guild un- der the exc ellent direction of Mr. Raymond M e r c h a nt presented two supurb productions that astounded and entertained their audiences. However, their two plays would not have been as successful had it not been for the e xc elle nt cooperation of the Paint Crew and Stage Crew. Our Little Theater Guild can certainly be praised for its admirable work. gl v 5' Fxrst row Dick Brown Carol I-Iause Geraldme Lexus Rosemary Mokrohzs ky Pat Fletcher Karl Vmlng Second row Sally VanScoy Dxane Damels Lols Tyler Barbara Rmes Carol Edwards Gall M11len Rosemarme Lynch Fred Doolxttle Jack Stanley Elame Prmtz Thlrd row Russm B111 Ronald Furch wi' Page 99 v PM 177, ly ,v PW' P1 I, gg 'ffl' 42' , , X x Y'- X La: ' Minuel Jef , '. ti . vg If y 'wb Kylie VW . , u I 1 w -A :ggi hu l First row: Geri Borelli, Karen Combs, Donna Bearsch, Linda Pritchard, Angie Paolucci, Nancy Lowkrantz. Sandy McManus, Sally Ellis, Mary Long, Ann Svarney, Joan Sherman. Second row: Prudy Georgia, Janet Burdick, Marjie Friedl, Rita Raitt, June Miller, Jorene Post, Alice Lob dell, Carol Baka, Sandra Yaples, Janice Kellner, Pat Wertalik. Third row: Maureen O'Neil, Jeanette Pascucci, Sandy Rozelle, Maureen Brislin, Elaine Kern, Diane Mea cham, Nancy Hartman, Rosie Fusco, Betty Foote, Nancy Billo. Fourth row: Peg Heatherman, Mary Slacik, Doris Pollock, Mary Arnold, Iva Dawn, Audrey Kennedy, Sharl enne Roloson, Dot Luczycki, Sherry Pierce, Elaine Haviland. Fifth row: Jayne Orr, Sandy Stever, Linda Seeley, Joyce Howard, Marie Sebesta, Janet Salie, Mary Matias Jacqueline Ward, Gail Hinckley, Nancy Freyer. Lit Club is an organization which has existed at North for several years. Through the varied activities of this club the members hear reviews of many different books. Through these reports and other activities one seems to see the various character portrayals come to life. It is also a customary pro- cedure of this club to donate a book to our library so that others may learn to read and understand books. If you want a better understanding of books this is your club. Spring and Fall Officers First row: Mary Long, Sally Ellis, Marjie Friedl, Ann Svarney, Sherry Pierce. Second row: Donna Bearsch, Margaret Heatherman, Margaret O'Brien, Mary Palombo. Page 10 O 1LI,0lZ0f'U foaely. If Everyone Llt Just One L1ttle Candle' To become a member of the Ilukona Chapter of the Nat1onal Honor Soc1ety Whlch IS the only one ln the c1ty you have to ach1eve hlgh scholast1c stand ards good c1t1zensh1p leadershzp and render serv1ces Members are chosen once each term and are 1n1t1ated mto the soclety by a formal ceremony ln the presence of the student body Many tmmes 1n the past, and 1n the future, students who Obtaln the four standards of the socxety wlll be glven the honor and prtvrleges of becommg a member To the wearers of the Honor Soc1ety p1n, SCTVICC 15 not only a provlslon for membersh1p, but a symbol of the or gan1zat1on 1tself Honor Soc1ety members usher for assembltes, act as gurdes and support the annual talent show for the student body Fxrst row Mary Palombo bharon P1lm1ter L1zbeth Whltten Dxane Meacham Charlene Neduchal Joan Martz Carolyn Cook Yvonne Carmson Blame l'l'iN1l8Yld becond row Betty Foote Margaret Norconk Sherry l1erce Audrey Kennedy Elame Kern Janet Burdlck Joan Sherman Ann Svarney Rlta R utt Peg Hc ltherman Thlrd row Alan Reutlmger Edmund Wtllums John Burke Prudy Georgxa Mary Long Sally Elhs Walter Rudolph Rlchard Qumhvan Thomas Perun Fourth row James Octtoff James Kenny Mlchael Kadlecxk Whnllll I-li '5 25 's 1 H I 1 17' M . mmm l . 2, I . , t 4 'F 'rf L Hif ' K x r V It . 5, '- A fx , 4 ...AQ I H , M, YV my ,Q X - , ll . 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R , if 's ' I V , - - . 1 y a S ff 1 ff 9 2 x WX A 34 X .2 FOR FINE FURNITURE AND RUGS Shop and Save the Wayslde Way flfedlm EMA WAYSIDE FURNITURE AND RUGS DIAL 2 l954 ROUTE 7 BINGHAMTON N Y 10p Thurdys8F dysT119oc1ok CONGRATULATIONS GRADUATES BEST WISHES FROM RAMEY S GIFT SHOP 245 Conklm Avenue Brnghomton New York Congratulatzons Graduates East Srde 5 and IO l89 Roblnson Street Binghamton N Y SUCCESSFUL CAREERS IN BUSINESS START RlDI.EY'S INSURE YOUR FUTURE By Enrollmg nn Brnghamton s Leodlng BUSINESS SCHOOL Approved by the New York State Department of Educatnon Vnsnt Phone or Wrute for Free 24 Page Illustrated Catalog Moderate Turtron Free Placement Servrce be ld Pho 2 5348 Cloverdale Farms Co., Inc Best an Dairy Foods for Over 50 Years THE HOME OF TOWN TALK ICE CREAM Page 104 . H OI' 0 I , , . . . - en s a ri a i ' C - Other Evenings by Appoinunenq secreto rlal Cham r ol Commerce lui ing ne - , O C , . . CONGRATULATIONS GRADUATES FRANK LI I INDUSTRIAL COMMERCIAL RESIDENTIAL ELECTRICAL CONTRACTOR Phone 2 5912 71 Homer St. Binghamton,N.Y Ennnzrrelli 7 Iufnvr Shop Flowery or all Ocmszom Ill COURT STREET BINGHAMTON N Y 2 7666 3 3658 Cann Trucking Co Da11y Express Servlce To and From New York C1ty Bmghamton N Y 6 18 Sprmg Forest Ave Dxa14 1357 1358 Page 106 .f O o New York, N. Y. 550 West 22nd St. Dial CHelsea 3-1360 3-1361 ' , . . - ' . ' - 4- FIRST NATIO AL B Furs! Ward Office 181 CLINTON STREET Mann Omce COURT AND CHENANGO Wesiover Office WESTOVER PLAZA Member Federal Deposlt Insurance Corporchon RINGS PINS MEDALS CHARMS CUPS PLAQUES TROPHIES YOUR CLASS 1 xrellent desz n skzlled rmftsrnanslzzp SIIIDPIIJ fillllllly JEWELER DIEGES 8. CLUST nosrou 17 JOHN STREET, NEW YORK 8, N. Y. PROVIDENCE MANUFACTURING JEWELERS I I Page 107 ' I I. . rx.. V . I X V . 'C I Ib , , -lf'-x,.3'q.z,m, T-.Wann I N.. I I - -if - - -4 - W- 74- -Y-A -W - -v - I I I .., I l -lf I D COMPLIMENTS TALBOTTS ICE CREAM ron THE BEST ICE CREAM Stop Ou Sto eat 241 Conklun Avenue FEDERAL BAKE SHOPS request the pleasure of bak ng for your next party dtnner or soc al event where baked delucac es o e a pa t of the occas on Federal Bake Shop Party Specrols Parker House Rolls Patte Shells Cloverleaf Rolls Pet t Fours Macaroons F ench Past Weddnng Cakes Fancy Tea Cakes Birthday Cakes Compllments of CROWLEY S MILK CO INC QUALITY SAFEGUARDED from farm to you Don 1' just say rnnlk Say Crowley s D ol 2 6441 HARRIS ARMY 84 NAVY STORE C pl te O tftte s Spot g Good whge It CONGRATULATIONS GRADUATES CHINA GLASS GIFTS JOHNSON S II Court Street CONGRATULATIONS GRADUATES SMITH LUMBER SERVICE CHENANGO BRIDGE N Y PHONE 4163 COMPLETE CLEANING SERVICE for the Entrre Famrly MASTER CLEANING SERVICE 219 Ch g sn D 1 Page 108 ' 1 in r r g, 0 i , ' I ' i r r 1 - . - i D . . . I i r ries i - om e ur r in rin s Sport Clothes - Work Clothes I I67 as in on St. Bing omton, N. Y. We operate our own plant , , , enan o .- ia 2-7777 +++++++++-+++++++++++++ -Lil- PROGRESS There IS no final stage 1n educatxon xt IS an unendlng search for knowledge and the contmulng development of wlsdom Through them we can recogmze and de velop opportunxtles to the fullest extent Together they are the formula for 1nd1 vldual and world progress INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS MACHINES Page 109 A I ENDICOTT, NEW YORK -.V+ L . assena M A R IN E 6 'Patsda Asian' MIDLAND BANKS C fuk Alrxandna Ba 4 v 4 f c fzzufazr lm nerve 9 6.JH,w,,, a pa 9 3 sfgll ns hills 0 G 6 Maier 'C' h Adams Zn agen k Osweyo 17- 'I w,1,,,,, Fw m 7ulron W' 5 f I V7-to Tr, I 0 . N., Holley 3 I , 3' ada: c0 ' 7 a a ll ly ZR h I 1? ld a d .lkgwanda 104- ggrg 3. at ts er 5 0 svn-um mnerdn' 7 onawa' o ual. WM I'Bafav1a 1- 3 Palmyra Rum a 75113 J F44-94? peihxv llg Q ,Mmlfug ' '0 I '90, Arr fa 0 I In e Iachw T1 l'6 Iurura Hfmbufy 0 Cortland 9 I tnll ulmfffld 2 I my ' 40 Wlflrffu 410' 8 . Cherry oak ll 'heads 4 H' 4 Jahnso GI Jamestown 6-,mn tlgngd M M 9 4 n-1141 Marme Midland Trust Company of S0lfIl8l'll New York slncrumron GQKRAND ELMIRI Mershanh Office lyitk ll Court Street OMIM p,-we In Quiz. S :nh d OH! o u 0 co sum' sid' cum' llmiru Nughh Oflkc M dl d 'Ii Pl Off! Wen Side Ofhu .DHNSON CITY ' Nor:::'.:': om: tu yoj 5.- 5 Umon Indnoff Ofkc Wvrlxon 'lrusl Ofha Wuflrlni Glen Office 9 02- I' Banking Services for Every Member of fhe Family MARINE MIDLAND TRUST COMPANY of Southern New York I4 BANKING OFFICES Member Federal Reserve System Member FederoI Deposn Insurance Corporcmon Page 110 --'---'-- ----- ----- - ?!lifI T QQf II F D A 6 6. I I 9 R. P- U,-' 51 0 I MJ 1 ' I 14 6 5 rl.. Chair' f' v 1. I 0 n 7 I 5' Q 0 ,. I 0 , If Il L C Il f Q r I 0 +- Q I I pxdr an 5 . 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NORTH HIGH CAFETERIA P' diyw y MEYEFIS Cornphments B 8 B SPORTSWEAR COATS I6 Cou t St eet ha to N CONGRATULATIONS to the JANUARY AND JUNE GRADUATING CLASSES NORTH HIGH SCHOOL st sestoollofyo t CHENANGO STUDIOS 96 CHENANGO STREET PotC bbs 0428 2 0755 K I 37 Page 111 o 33 IC 33 L U A er Your Money Probl s The rien o of r r Bing m n, . Y. O F It hos been ci pleasure to be Senior Portroit Photographer this Yeor. Be wi h u in the fu ure. ' it w . 91, ri 2- - I 1 A SECURITY MUTUAL INSURANCE COMPANY A Srrumg Mutual Life lnsuranrr Company Peggy Vaughn and Rose Fusco Binghamton New York CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF' 1955 Comphrnents of CONGRAT ULAT IONS 195 5 GRADUATES Wolfinger's HILLCREST PHARMACY Port D1ck1nson N Y 1011 Chenango Street H111crest CONGRATULATIONS from HILLCREST MARKET Rolland Ro ss Proprletor Conklm Road Greenhouses Fresh Cut Flowers For A11 Occa Say It W1th Flowers 2 5664 Conklm s1ons Road Page 112 1 LIFE l 870 Chenango Street , ' I S A NATION we have made great contrlbutlons to the cause of freedom by an example of rndrvldual freedom and opportumty and by a contmued hg,ht to CllITllHdIC lnjustlce and mequallty among our people The freedom of the press IS DHSIC to all your Amerlcan freedoms know them Only as you know the facts can you act wxsely 1n the best mterests of your country as you see them In Amerlca there IS plenty of room for drfference of op1n1on There rs no room for restrlctlons on the peoples rlght to Anon the truth Your newspaper IS freedoms forum To each rt brmgs the facts Upon all rt lmposes the obl1gat1on to keep forever open the channels to knowledge that mean freedom for all THE BINIHTXNITUR PRESS DAlLY SUNDAY D E D Page 113 V, T 'Q ' xx! HW '5 ff ' f 'R J 4 X I 1,1 N . . ' 1 Only as your newspaper is free to print the facts, can you be free to s ' V y ' s Y 1 tv A I A Greaf Newspaper ICATED TO THE SERVICE or THE PEOPLE HILL'S BAKERY Vestal Parkway iSouth End of New Multi Million Dollar Bridgel FRESH BAKERY PRODUCTS Direct From Our Oven To Your Home 2 8061 Phone 3 78 Northside Delicatessen 506 Chenango Street FINE FOODS FROM ALL OVER THE GLOBE Phone: 4 4394 or +9634 LOCKWOOD CLEANERS 511 CHENANGO srnssr Telephone 2 7311 Owned and Operated by Leo Boldorf COMPLIMENTS of WALTER R MILLER C0 INC Statnonery OFFICE SUPPLIES SPORTING GOODS l70 WASHINGTON ST I2I STATE ST Maclennan s Flowers 499 Court St GOLAN 81 MURPHY HOMOGENIZED MILK Cream Chocolate Milk Butter Orange DrInk Cottage Cheese Eggs DELIVERY SERVICE BERNIES SHOE 8 ZIPPER SERVICE Sport ng Goods Full Soles Zppers Repaned or Replaced 3-47I2 All Leather Goods Repa red Pierce Creek Road R D 'lil Bmghamton N Y 98 FRONT STREET BINGI-IAMTON N Y Page 114 i .. i . i . BROOME PRINTING C0 NC TONO TC CONGRATULATIONS NORTH HIGH THE CITY NATIONAL BANK OF BINGHAMTON est ln ews umor and ports The Binghamton Sun LO Y I9 ' S 50 Prospect Ave. ' D'l - from Binghamton's Oldest Bank O I CONGRATULATIONS To the I955 Graduates we salute of NORTH HIGH the I955 graduates of Binghamton North High School May success always beyours... INC. F 0 W L E R , S OLDSMOBILE DEALER 35 37 Collier Street Binghamton New York HALL PRINTING 8K BINDING CO INC PRINTING PEN RULING PHOTO OFFSET 328 Wate Street Telephone 2 3477 BINGHAMTON NEW YORK Nowhere do you get so much for your money as when you M Page 116 I O O r - f' ' INVEST IT IN YOUR HOME! Dealer Member by Invitation, the Grand Rapids Furniture Makers' Gu'Id u s nel I OF BINGHAMTON Why Take a Chance? Insure' wut ESTABROOK KOERBEL Cr ESTABROOK INC Pho es 2 4057 2 5309 MAPES JACOB Comp' em Movn-lg Co STEPHENS I: COMPANY School Supplies D121 3 5441 85 87 Sfofe Sfreef TRUCKING STORAGE D O' 2 3497 OLUM S COMPLETE HOME FURNISHERS AND WOMAN s APPAREL TWO BIG STORES TO SERVE YOU II4 Chnton Street 222 Mom Street Bmghomton Johnson Cnty Page 117 I - I I I 9 n : - - Health-Accident-AutomobiIe-HospitoIizotion-Fire-Life-Bonds , im I O I C. 11 i T I I 7 I CONGRATULATIONS To The Graduating Class of I955 SALL-STEARNS I38 Washingfon Street BINGHAMTON S MOST POPULAR MEN S STORE CLOTHES MAKE THE GIRL .... FOR BUSINESS OR SCHOOL OF COURSE IT'S RESNICKS Compllments TRIPLE CITIES TRACTION CORP HOT HAM DOGS BURGS 95 Chenango St 301 Chenango St The Most Samtary Place 1n Town COMPLIMENTS M 0 and D 0 WILSON GENERAL AGENTS Mssch ttsMtaI e M Maids 9 24 COMPLIMENTS OF LOU RAPPAPORT II49 Fronf SI eef B nghamto N Y Phone 3 5436 Page II8 I of ' . . . of a a use uu Lif r I n lnsuronceCompany ' ' ' ' urine i on 'Idin Phone -6 SI '- You Break 'Em'i . . f'We Make 'Emu ALLOY.STEEL 5 a ' X NA ' X1 I I I 1 BINGHAMTON AUTO SPRING CO C omplete Sprmg Servzce 16 JARVIS STREET AFTER HIGH SCHOOL come to LOWELLS For o Good Business Trammg Morning sessions only Free Placement servuce to all Lowell students Registered by New York Stote Boorcl of Regents You may stort on Monday ACCOUNTING Broome County Technical Institute Your Commumty College Two year curnculums Automotxve Technology Chem1ca1 Technology Electrlcal Technology Mechamcal Technology Medlcal Off1C6 Asslstant Cou ses prepore you fo on e cellent opportu y am n o f e bus ness off here good poy ond Cooperatlve Work Progf Od Oncemem S the Ule Assocxate 1n Apphed Sc1ence Degree Page119 . . O CK ' 77 SECRETARIAL B0OKKEEp1NG TGCIIIIICHI Office Assistant r r x nit - i in i ice w I . . , v i r . Congratulations G NORTH HIGH EN DICOTT JCHNSON RETAIL STORES ts fun to shop Mclean s Deb Shop where you see the smm. .,. young fm..-,..S HRT HY Co g ful fl sfo fheG duafes CLO HES Smarf new way fo beffer plcfures ANSCOFLEX Camera 51595 FLASH UNIT 5495 Y Ansco BINGHAMTON NEW YORK Pg1Z1 BABCOCICS SPORT SHOP HMB BABCOCK HINDS H UNDERWOOD W HARDWARE 1874 DRESSES SUITS LINGERIE SPORTSWEAR For the Junior Mass Co to dW te Sts jf? DRINK Eidf' un Bottles P ge1Z2 a modern S complete lithographic plant 60 WALL STRE T NGHAMTON P g 123 for u 0 U' mmwMm,Mw E - Bl Llttle Thmgs Mean Lot 15 espemally true m the constructlon and fab r1cat1on of an 1dea wh1ch 15 exactly what our Wampum represents Our appreC1at1on and deepest gratnude are gracxously extended to all those who have done so much to amd 1n the productlon of thls our fxnest yearbook Smcerely Faculty Edltor ln chlef L , Manag1ng Editor J-ua! f .luneSen1orEd1tor Q,,4 40...,,..z9.. 5544, 0 ALtlV1t1CS Edmtor Sports Eclxtor mfwf Art Echtor Faculty and Homeroom Buslness Manager XLXZ-2247.166 ixdx Lfllblllg 'VldI1dLf r afibf Edxtorxal becretary Photography Edmor 6 Page 124 Advlsor Edltor HQZLUM gf f f . . . 4 - - fghf January Senior Editor I , fj . r 4 g - 1, L- Z . ' . It Page125 -1 1 A V1 . , 1 ' 1 if 1 1 Afdogfwpfw Ammpfw Page IZ7 ff Y, 1 ., ,Rf x N4 -.. '11 3.4 -?..,-,--- .. 1 ' ,.. X Swv' ' E, WL- . I ,,.5v,.-A-HH' , . li 41- -'L i' , ' . ' I 'gm -7. 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