Binghamton North High School - Wampum Yearbook (Binghamton, NY)
- Class of 1956
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I TTR f-X mf W xt ,X , ff-XX qw-gif-5 K If I A X I Lf U ,Cixi M HV 4 X NORTH SENIO K 66 mncum F-5 i I 1-if-I 'K sf f 1 HM! 3 W,fLfif'fw ,f'L1i..: 1 37 f! fL,'l,f X X QX N X 3 IGI-I SCHOOL NEW YORK X fi? fl Wlnlfrecl Ingersoll Editor ln chief Life can be and frequently IS favorably confrasfed with The furbulenf sea Wlfh nfs vac lllahng moods and rlwyfhmlc moflon As many of the readers of thus book are about fo embark on this Turbulent sea of life If was Thought flfflng that the fheme be nauhcal Page 4 4- la l, 3 , X, , it s I . ' if 35 Lols Tyler Managing Edllor TABLE OF CONTENTS Dedlcahon Principal s Message Faculty Semors Sports Homerooms Actlvlhes Advertisements Editors Page 5 Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page 1- .9 Q' '19 1 T ,,, ,rt I f 7' l x P n . . I wws 1 Qi 'sn'?f.'g.- , ' 0-'S eminem X Many months ago, when at was decided by the Wampum Staff that thus book should contann a nau tlcal theme, there was a unammous choice for our dedication North s grld Iron commander, Gordon O Reilly who ns perhaps best known throughout New York State for has lmpres slve coachung record of 144 wms to 20 losses, IS known as well by those a round thus port for has love of salllng boats, and all tha IS nautlcal H ns a member of the local Power Squadron, and spends many winter nights lecturing to nautucal neophytes Though formal education at Ithaca College or Syra cuse Unlverslty, where he secured has BS and MA de grees, dad not include one but, relative to navlgatnon, tie?-4' 1533 Gordon F O Reully 'S 2 il, 'S has W. E Page 6 A At: Pu or the sea around us, the coach has studled ever thing pertaining tot e nautncal lute smce pur chasing has first boat In 939 Luke all good pup smok Ing sea farers he has pro gr ssed a great d al slnc then and today spends hxs vacations sknppernng has 24 foot sloop on ak George Mrs He en O Really first mat and cr w of their sons com prlse the remaannng ships compliment Yes to North s number one man of the sea, we respectfully dedicate thxs y arbook May he soon tulfnll his ambition of sanl Ing the Inland waterway to Florida Good luck, fair winds and good Sdlllfg Captain O R llly It sbeen a pl asurc. to be associated with youl ah 11 f Y 1 S x Q9 I f 1' , 1 I' ff' 0 Q Q 1 QI' ,J 1.1 Qel Assn? ,wig Q f in ' x Wx a w George S. Tate Principal, North High School As our seniors step off our good ship, we wish them their full share of good sailing on the voyage that lies ahead. We sincerely trust that the skills they have learned will make for truly useful lives. For our ship- mates we, also, especially wish the happiness that can come to them from those important satisfactions that come as dividends from giving ourselves in the spirit of service. Our home port, Binghamton or any community in America will be a much better place in which to live if we are good neighbors. As true patriots, we owe much to those who have given so generously to make ours a good land in which to live. The spirit of democ- rac challenges us to give willingly of our talents to builld a better America and a better world . Almost every member of our school has done some- thing to help create this WAMPUM. We are proud of it and we are especially grateful to its fine staff. 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Q b , Q my - . 1i.t C 0 1 O y 0 I 0 ' he A . 6 Q X y 86 , 6 V QF A , 5 O A' O 0 40 t f A u Q . -H O9 X C C 4, i ,A .gl - ., J' I Charles Bloodgood Class Plugger El alne Kern Nomblezs Class Flirt Best Natured Rayma Dlekow joyce Young Barbara De mhardt Qule te st S tanle y Hunkovi c , Best athle tes 'NP Wxlham Bednar Most hkely U H to succeed Joanne Sosnlckx Most brllllant Oan U N' Loren Alexander Mary E Wlutten Raymond Blossom Most popular Thomas Hubbard Handsomest boy Mary Louise King Best loolung gn-1 O Ralph Serino Class Arust jack Carner 1 Ardele Ostmm C ass Musxcxans V Roger Sherman Wxlham Schum M C Dlane Meacham Donna Sfafrfo rr 0 O Q G2 . 0 6 0 M: f Q Q M B l O . 'C N '- I my Q, lf B I Ny WW ,M y . M C9 Q? 79, Us Q C199 t 1 . , O O W J W y' Oo P fs BP . B C, 'X 1 . O Fil ,B I Q ,y 00 Q, Q 1 O A A T ' ' I ,C ov 1 - Q 0 ' ,C C G x C afff'. C Q '56 JANUARY SENIOR ADVISORY COMMITTEE Row I, Ieff to right: Nancy Hoffman, Mary Jane Fox. Row 2: George O'Brien, Joe Gilmore. wif ff 3 JI I I I I I gy! Ei . .... 1 9 I I SENIOR OFFICERS Row I, left fo right: Barbara DeinIaarcIt, Girls' Treasurerg Shirley Adams, Girls Sergeant-or-Armsg Mary Palombo, Vice President. Row 2: Stan Hunkovic, Boys Treasurerg Bob Frank, Presidenig Loren AIexander, Boys' Sergeani-af-Arms. E wif fir , i ii X2 X-,I 64 JANUARY PROM COMMITTEE Row I Ieff fo rlghf Joyce Young Carole Davenporf Sandy RozeIIe Mary Slaclk Row 2 Nancy Harfman Mary Palombo Dorothy Whufcker Colleen Lucey CLASS NIGHT COMMITTEE Row I Ieff To rxghf Andrew FeIdmen Karen Combs Prudy Georgia Duane Mea cham Rosle Fusco Row 2 Mudge Cook Mary June Fox Llzabefh Whlfien Helen Burke Nancy I-Iarfmun G ru Borelln Row 3 Elaine Kern Raymo Dlekow Cindy Homes Char Neduchol Rog r Sherman Shirley Adams Stan Hunkovrc fl PAUL ADAMOVICH, Steve. Academic Industrial. Stage Crew 115 Tennis 105 Swimming 12. SHIRLEY ADAMS, ShirI. Academic Mathematics. Stu- dent Council 105 Little Theatre Guild 10, 11, 125 Wampum 105 Literary Club 11, 125 Pep Club 11, 125 Choir 10. MARIAN ALBRECHTA. Academic Business. Y-Teens 10, 11, 12. LOREN ALEXANDER, Bud. Academic Industrial. Base- ball 10, 11, 125 Varsity B 1O,11, 125 Basketball 10,11, 12. WILLIAM BEDNAR. Academic Industrial. ROGER BENNETT, Ted. Academiclndustrial. Projec- tion Guild IO, 11, 12. GLENN BIRCHARD. Academic Industrial . CHARLES BLOODGOOD. College. Paul Adamovich Shirley Adams 3... Marian Albrechta Charles Blooclgood ...ar Glenn Birchard 11,. L' z L. ' H'-f 3' R 'Q' ,- ,,1f 2 if U' if Sis 21' 1 1 ,gr f 4 ,ggassrl a Roger Bennett William Bednar 49 Loren Alexander RAYMOND BLOSSOM. Academic Mathematics. GERI BORELLI, Lou. College. Paint Crew 10, 11, Lit- erary Club II, 12, Intramurals 10, Pep Club 10, II, 12, Counselor's Honor List IO, 11, 12. GENE BRANDOW, Gene. Academic Industrial. JUDITH BRIGHAM, Judy. Vocational Clerical. Jr. Red Cross 11, 12, Counselor's Honor List 10, 11, 12. MAUREEN BRISLIN. Vocational Stenographic. Literary Club 11, 12. RICHARD BROWN, Dick. Academic Mathematics. Stu- dent Council 10, Stage Crew IO, II, 12, Band 10, II, 12, Orchestra 11, Varsity B 11, 12, Cross Country 11, Track 12. VICTOR BUNNER, Vic. Academic Art. Art 12, Base- ball 10. HELEN BURKE. Vocational Clerical. Jr. Red Cross IO, Counselor's Honor List 10, II, 12, Tri-Hi 12. JACK CAHILL, Grube. Academic Business. Intramurals 10, 11, 12, Rifle Club 11, 12, Driver's Association 12, Counselor's Honor List 10, 11. Blossom Geri Borelli Gene Brandow ew' W V' r Bunner Helen Burke Jock Cahill fit? , I I ll 'ff X 3 ,, f1,Vh i V 57 .ff 5 fl X Cashman Karen Combs Carolyn Cook ' Q THOMAS CAHILL, Tom. Academic Industrial. RICHARD CAMPBELL, Dick. Academic Industrial. Counselor's Honor List 10, 11, Wrestling 12. IACK CARNER, Bug. Academic Industrial. DONNA CASHMAN. Homemaking. Jr. Red Cross 10, 11. KAREN COMBS. College. Student Council 10, Little Theatre Guild IO, II, 12, Jr. Red Cross 11, Literary Club 11, 12, Pep Club 10, 11, Driver's Association1I,Counselor's Honor List 10, II, I2. CAROLYN COOK. Vocational Stenographic. Honor So- ciety I1, 12, Literary Club 11, 12, Counselor's HonorList 10,. 11, 12. VERA COOK, Midge. Academic Science. French Club 11, 12, Pep Club 10, II, 12, Counselor's Honor List 10, Choir 10, 11. ANTOINETTE D'ANGELO, Toni. Vocational Clerical. Choir 10, 11. CAROLE DAVENPORT. Vocational Stenographic. Literary Club 11, 12, Counselor's Honor List 10, 11, 12. Judith Brigham Maureen Brislin 4 .1 F Thomas Cahill Richard Campbell ' C .r s .. ,, I . Vera Cook Antoinette D'Angelo Richard Brown Jack Corner Carole Davenport 41 Christine Deabler 'RW .. Barbara Deinhardt Dietrich Dersch 'Na Q, A sms. -. 1 .awp W1 ' I ' Rayma Diekow Robert Ellsworth 'V 3 . 3, ,, ii ii s 1 4. , 4 Andrew A. Feldman Marcina Fleming Dyonne Marie Florance Betty Foster Mary Jane Fox Robert Fra S 3 A . Q' B, A -A Q ,. 3 r-p -4-'Y . .. 4 4 I X 1 I Ron Furch Rose Fusco Elwyn George CHRISTINE ELIZABETH DEABLER Chris. Academic Busi- f1eSS . BARBARA DEINHARDT Barb. College. Literary Club 125 Intramurals 105 Bowling 105 Pep Club 10, 115 Driver's Asso- ciation 125 Counselor's Honor List 11, 12. DIETRICH DERSCH Det. Academic Mathematics. Driv- er's Association 11, 125 Swimming I2. RAYMA DIEKOW Ray. Academic Science. North Star 125 Literary Club 12. ROBERT ELLSWORTH Bob. Academic Industrial . ARTHUR ELY Art. Academic Mathematics. Choir 10, 11, 12. ANDREW A. FELDMAN Andy. Academic Industrial. Student Council 115 Little Theatre Guild 10, 115 Football 10, 115 Intramurals 10, 11, 125 Basketball 10, 115Choir 10, 11, 12. MARCINA FLEMING Marcy. Academic Business. Wam- pum 12. DYONNE MARIE FLORANCE Angel . Academic Business. Tri-Hi10, 115 Pep Club 10, 11, 12. BETTY FOSTER B.W. Academic Business 7 Prudence Georgia Joseph Gilmore Frank MARY JANE FOX Foxey. Academic Mathematics. Stu- dent Council 10, 125 Jr. Red Cross 115 Pep Club 10, 11,125 Counselor's Honor List 10, 11, 125 Choir 10. ROBERT FRANK Bob. College. Student Council 125 Forensic Forum 11, 125 Key Club 10, 11, 125 Intramurals 10, 11, 125 Varsity B I1, 125 Rifle Club 11, 125 Counselor's Honor List 10, 11. RON FURCH Roclcy. College. Forensic Forum 11, 125 Stage Crew 10, 11, 125 Volleyball 115 Counselor's Honor List 10. ROSE FUSCO Ro. Academic Business. Student Council 105 Wampum 10, 11, 125 North Star 10, 11, 125 Jr. Red Cross 115 Literary Club 10, Il, 174 Bowling 105 Counselor's Honor List 10, 11. ELWYN GEORGE. Vocational Auto. PRUDENCE GEORGIA Prudy. College. Honor Societ 11, 125 Student Council 11, 125 Wampum 10, 11, 125 North Star 10, 11, 125 Quill and Scroll 125 French Club 11, 125 Counselor's Honor List 10, 11, 12. JOSEPH GILMORE Mig. Academic Mathematics. Stu- dent Council 11, 125 Projection Guild 105 North Star 125 Art 10, 11, 125 Baseball 10, 11, 125 Bowling 125 Intra- murals 10. FRANK GIUSTINIANI . Academic Music. Page 30 --Q Arthur Ely F1 Cynthia Haines omas Hubbard .- I 2' -5 CYNTHIA HAINES Cindy. Vocational Clerical. Jr. Red Cross10, 11, Pep Club IO, 11. DONNA HALL. Academic Business. Student Council 10, 11, Jr. Red Cross 12, Intramurals 10, 11, Pep Club 10. DAWN HARRIS. Academic Business. Jr. Red Cross 12. NANCY HARTMEN Nana, Academic Mathematics. Honor Society 12, Paint Crew 10, 11, North Star 10, 11, 12, Quill and Scroll 12, Literary Club 11, 12, French Club 10, 11, 12, Counselor's Honor List 10, 11, 12. WILLIAM HICKEN Hick. Academic Mathematics. Intra- murals 10, Hi-Y 10, 11 . CAROLYN HOAGLAND Carol . Vocational Stenographic. Honor Society 12, Student Council 12, Paint Crew 10, 11, Jr. Red Cross11, Literary Club 11, Pep Club 10, 11, Coun- seIor's Honor List 10, 11, 12. THOMAS HUBBARD Tom. College. Forensic Forum 10, 11, 12, Ke Club 10, 11,12, Tennis 10, Intramurals 10, 11, 12, Counsellor's Honor List 10, 11. STANLEY HUNKOVIC Stan. Academic Mathematics. Forensic Forum 10, 11, 12, Little Theatre Guild 12, Pro- jection Guild 10, 11, 12, Varsity B IO, 11, 12, Cross Country 10, 11, 12, Track 11. JAMES JONES Jim, Academic Industrial. Jr. Red Cross 10, 11, Varsity B IO, 11, 12, CounseIor's Honor List 10, 11, 12, Cross Country 10, 11, Track 10, 11, Wrestling 10, 11. Donna Hall Dawn Harris -0 ,JP I . Stanley Hunkovic James Jones to , P A Louise King Leo Joseph Knoll Donald Philip Kresge Sheila Ryan Lampman CARL A. JUHL Hans, Vocational Machines. Football 10, Counselor's Honor List 10, Wrestling 11. BETTY KENYON. Academic Business. MARIE ELAINE KERN. Academic Mathematics. Honor Society 11, 12, Forensic Forum 1'1, 11, 12, Little Theatre Guild 10, 11, 12, North Star 10, 11, 12, Quill and Scroll 12, Literary Club Il, 12, Counselor's Honor List 10, 11, 12. MARY LOUISE KING McI. Vocational Stenographic. Student Council 10, 11, 12, North Star 12, Bowling 12, Intramurals 10, 11, 12, Cheerleaders 10, 11, 12, G.A.A. 10,11, 12, Pep Club 10, 11. LEO JOSEPH KNOLL LinIcy. Academic Mathematics. DONALD PHILIP KRESGE Kres. Academic Mathematics. Jr. Red Cross 12, Key Club 12, Intramurals 11. SHEILA RYAN LAMPMAN She. Academic Mathematics. Intramurals 10, 11, Pep Club 10. ANN MARIE LEE. Vocational Stenographic. Counselor's Honor List 10. WILLIAM LINK. Academic Mathematics. Projection Guild 12, Swimming 12. Nancy Hartmen .,., ,Q All 1 fl- Carl A. Juhl Ia Ann Marie Lee I Q 'gn I William Hicken Carolyn Hoagland 2 Betty Kenyon Marie Elaine Kern William Link Felice Lisi .l 5 Mona McCormack Diane Meacham 'TJ X 'A: ff X fx Dale Loomis Colleen Lucey -wr 'cgi Robert L. Mohr 'Q George O'Brien Ardele Louise Ostrom Sharon Palmiter FELICE LISI Fran. Academic Business. Baseball IO. DALE LOOMIS. Academic Mathematics. Little Theatre 10, 11, 12. COLLEEN LUCEY Connie. Academic Business. Student Council IO, II, Jr. Red Cross IO, li, Intramurals IO, I2. ARTHUR LEE MAGILL Art, Academic Music. CATHERINE MAHONEY Cay, Academic Mathematics. Jr. Red Cross ll, Counselor's Honor List IO, II, I2. JOAN MARTZ. College. Honor Society II, I2, Literary Club I2, Pep Club IO, Counselor's Honor l.ist IO, Il, I2. MONA MC CORMACK. Academic Mathematics. North Star IO, II, I2, Jr. Red Cross IO, Literary Club I2, Y-Teens II, Choir IO. DIANE MEACHAM Dannie. Academic Mathematics. Honor Society lI,I2, Student Council IO, II, I2, North Star II, I2, Band IO, II, I2, Orchestra IO, II, I2, Literary Club II, 12,Counselor's Honor List IO, II, I2. ROBERT L. MOHR Bob. Academic Science. VIRGINIA NAYLOR Ginny. Academic Business. Arthur Lee Magill Catherine Mahoney Joan Martz ef if ,,,.-up 4? I 'Q' J 2 I Virginia Naylor Charlene Neduchal Elaine Or Flfswis? ,I ,.-. . f' . ff I , 1 1 A is .S Mary Palombo CHARLENE NEDUCHAL Char. Academic Science. Honor Society II, Jr. Red Cross IO, French Club II, I2, Pep Club IO, II, I2, Counselor's Honor List IO, II, I2, Choir IO. ELAINE OAKLEY. Vocational Clerical. Student Council I2, Counselor's Honor List II, Tri-Hi I2. GEORGE O'BRIEN Obe. General Business. ARDELE LOUISE OSTROM Toots. College. Honor Society I2, Student Council IO, Jr. Red Cross II, Literary Club II, l2, Intramurals IO, Pep Club IO, II, Counselor's Honor List IO, II, I2. SHARON PALMITER. Vocational Clerical. Honor Society Il, l2, Counselor's Honor List IO, II, I2. MARY PALOMBO. Academic Mathematics. Honor Society II, I2, Student Council IO, Il, Little Theatre Guild II, I2, North Star IO, Literary Club II, I2, French Club II, I2, Counselor's Honor List IO, Il, I2. NANCY ANN ROGERS Nan, Vocational Stenographic. Pep Club IO, II, Counselor's Honor List IO, II, I2, Choir lo, 11. ROBERT RONK Moose. Academic Industrial. Football I2, Varsity B I2. Page 32 '7 Nancy Ann Rogers Robert Ronk Thomas Roocl Alf Sinander THOMAS ROOD Tom. College. Band 10, Il, 12. SANDRA ROZELLE Sandy. Academic Science. Honor Society ll, 125 Student Council lO, lip Jr. Red Cross lO, Literary Club ll, l25 French Club ll, Counselor's Honor List 10, 11, 12. WlLLlAM SCHUM Bill, Academic Mathematics. Band lO, ll, l2g Orchestra lO, ll, Tennis l2p Counselor's Honor List ll. RICHARD SEDOR Dick. Academic Business. Wampum llg North Star il, T25 Camera Club lO, ll, l2p Tennis lO, ll, l2p lntramurals lO, ll. RALPH SERINO Sonny, Academic Industrial. Student Council l25 Football lO, ll, l2p Varsity B lO, ll, 125 Counselor's Honor List lO, ily Track T25 Basketball lO, li, 12. RODGER K. SHERMAN Rodg. Academic Art. Student Council lip Little Theatre Guild lO, ll, l2g North Star lO, ll, T25 Counselor's Honor List lO, li, l2. ALF SINANDER Al . Vocational Auto. Hi-Y 12. MARY SLACIK. College. Student Council lO, llg Jr. Red Cross 125 Literary Club ll, l2p lntramurals lO, ll, l2p G.A.A. l2p Counselor's Honor List lO, ll. JOANNE SOSNICKI Jo. Vocational Stenographic. Student Council l2p Forensic Forum lO, ll, l2p North Star lO, llp lntramurals lO, ll, l2g Cheerleaders lO, ll, l2p G.A.A. ll, l2p Counselor's Honor List 10, ll, l2. Sandra Rozelle William Schum FLOYD R. STAMPFLER Sonny. Vocational Auto. Student Council lip Jr. Red Cross 105 lntramurals l0p Driver's Asso- ciation li, l2. DURLAND VINlNG Bones. Academic Science. Choir l0. DARLENE WARDELL. Homemaking . DOROTHY WHITAKER Dot, Vocational Clerical. Coun- selor's Honor List lO, ll. DIANN WHITE. Academic Mathematics. Bowling 10, ll, l2. MARY ELIZABETH WHITTEN Liz. Academic Mathe- matics. Honor Society ll, 125 Little Theatre Guild lO, ll, l25 Literary Club ll, l2p French Club llg Pep Club il, l25 Counselor's Honor List lO, ll, 125 Choir 10. MIRIAM WOOD Gert. Academic Business. Jr. Red Cross lip Pep Club l0. ELEANOR WRlGHT Ellie. Academic Mathematics. Pep Club 10, 11, 12. JOYCE YOUNG. Academic Business. Wampum i0g North l0. Richard Sedor Ral h Serino Rodger K. Sherman . PQ ,iv Mary Slccik Joanne Sosnicki Floyd R . Stampfler Durland Vining Darlene Wardell Whitaker Diann White Mary Elizabeth Whitten Miriam Wood Eleanor Wright Joyce Young Q perpetual Motion E? Barbara Lxbous He artbre akers 4' Christine Andersen john Boyd O Class Photographer 55:1 james Saxon Class Glggler Peggy McMahon DON CLARK MM Best dressed Class Dreamer Tauest Sandra Riley Ok? Wmlired Ingersoll Nik Carole Wnl not Ipana Smrle Ray Osterhout C Dzane Damels O3 Thomas Zulxck Shortest 'C Rosalmd Kelly Davxd jamxeson Satans on Satan s Daughter john Dascalskis Mary Ann Crowe Most bashful Shelva Herrxck Best dancers Mary Niemeyer Russell Whrteman Class Jester Class Actress Ernest Gxordam C amrlla MacLe od Thomas O Shea Graydon Wood eo ' O CQ 0 O Q , ,T nd Q39 g ' Q fn ny in ' Cl A O ylll O I Q0 4' A f . O QD y C Wi: Q3 - - C ,i ' 7 V O ,W , . C ,V O 6 , S O ' ' 0 Q ? C 0 Q .-J- Q-, 7? 9 T y 53 ' , l , iv A O V! 4: 1 is g :. O , 0 7' 1 C , ' Class Actor ' CF. Q A 'a A' O l .se- 'ff NQMMQA Class Fhrt Best Natured Nolsiest Kay Madigan Mary Gallagher 446 f Cindy Stock Joanne Crowley IZ st Qme e George Buck Best athletes Robert Iurena 4 o Marxlyn Germond Lois Tyler Most brilllant T'- Nancy Parker W W Most Popular R1Ch2.l'd KIOISS dso b Han mest oy judy Gevert Best loolung gul Rxchard Holmwood Class Arnst james Young Barbara Manthey Class Musxcxans Donald Clark Ideal Couple Donald Mann 2 Q Ag Mary Craig and Gall Monell Earl Dehlman Wlllxam O Reilly Most hkely to succeed john Dev1ne Donna Sfarzfon QQ 6' Kfrfff Ha C 4 5 'ji f A wi 4 ' 0 7f . . , ' O an 22 ld 3 . Q: 'gf' 0 .1 e X 03 fs n Q B 7' f sf ' 2 , J O20 1 y ' O o l +2 O Robert Mcnevm -is 'Q sll ' A l T t ' ', O . Q O Q Q o 2 ' 1 '17 0 0 o ' ' y ,Q an . Oo 0 A C G ' 2 . . 'Rs wel C A . . 1 .. SENIOR OFFICERS Sirlirrg, left to riglifz .lady Gevcrf, Secrelary, Arms, Cindy Sraclc, Vice Plesidenfg Berry Cowan, Osrerl'rauT, Boys' lreasuri-r, PJUI Wagstaff, Preside at-Arms. 0 X 9, ll ,v 'l 1 x .1 , f' Xml Q B Beverly Denny, Girls' Sergeant-ah x..! Girls' Treasurer. Sranding: Ray nr, Roberr Gurena, Boys' Sergeant- CLASS DAY COMMITTEE Row I: Loretta Mcrilhew, Judy Geverr, Nancy-Ellen Sranron, Marlene Prue, Mary McEnaney. Row 2: Margaret Wilcox, Beverly Becrdsly, Camilla MacLeod, Gloria DcSlifano, Evelyn Caliill . Row 3: Krisien Goglin, Grace Gooclline, Barbara Manfhy, Anne Tyrqll, Joanamac Butler, Catherine Schaffer, J. Graham. Row 4: Paul Wag- sfoff, Dick Lfinbcc, Jerry Shaver, Eugenia Floras, Barbara McLean, Mary McGuire, Z--1, kxf A , , 4-,g.. SENIOR PROM COMMITTEE X1 X' Rowl Louise Briggs Cindy Sfock Shirley Wolford Duane Daniels J Graham Row 2 Donna Hayes Nancy Lyons Margaret Cafferfy Barbara Patron Sandra Krupufza Marilyn Gerrnond Row 3 Ted Carvello Sally VanScoy Barbara Englush Winnie Ingersoll Carole Bryan! Judy VanBrunI Nancy Rednf r Ball McCl'1esfney W PICNIC COMMITTEE Row l Peggy Vaughn Donna Warren Anlia Gardner Margaref Adams Joyce Mary Galon Wayne Knapp Row 3 Ginny Aiwood Mary Gallaglner Helen Flnsel Joyce Mrtchell Lois Price Paul Wagstaff r I . . , . I . I . . I . 1 . 5 . 1 1 1 1 ' I I ' : I I I I I I I ' E V ' : l I I I I I Lesfer. Row 2: Joyce Keller, Georgia Dunning, Lorraine UHer, Barbara Benedict, l 1 ,' 1 - 5 i 1 1 A 1 I C I ' , , 3 - , W f TO , , X X' . , Q , ' , , . I eel Aswad Jwfwfg ' GORDON ADAMS Gordi. Academic Math. Band 10, 11, 125 Cross Country IO. MARGARET ADAMS Peggy. College Entrance. Honor Society II, 125 Student Council 105 Little Theatre Guild 10, II, 125 Paint Crew 125 Band 105 Orchestra 10, 11, 125 Counselor's Honor List 10, II, 125 Choir 10. MARILYN ADAMS. Academic Math. Student Council 115 Little Theatre Guild 10, 115 Orchestra 10, 11, 125 Literary Club 11, 125 French Club 10, 115 Intramurals 10, 11, 125 G.A.A. 125 Counselor's Honor List 11, 12. WILLIAM ADAMS. General Business. Jr. Red Cross 115 Football 10, 11, 12. ROBERT AIKEN Bob, Academic Industrial. Baseball 10, 125 Intramurals 105 Driver's Association 11. JOHN ALEXANDER. Academic Science. Driver's Associa- tion 11, 12. Gordon Adams Margaret Adams 4 'Qi' ohn Alexander Barbara Allen Christene Andersen Emily Anderson John Andrews BARBARA ALLEN Barb. Academic Homemaking. Student Council 115 Forensic Forum 105 Little Theatre Guild 10, 11, 125 Jr. Red Cross II5 Art 10, 11, 125 Counselor's Honor List 10,11,125Choir10,11. CHRISTENE ANDERSEN White . College. Little Theatre Guild 10, 11, 125 North Star 15, II, 125 Literary Club 125 French Club 10, 115 Intramurals 10, 115 Cheerleaders 10, 11, I25 Driver's Association 11, 125 Counselor's Honor List io, 11. EMILY ANDERSON Em. Academic Homemaking. JOHN ANDREWS. Commercial. BETTY ARNOLD. Academic Math. KALEEL ASWAD Kal. Academic Math. Bowling 11, 12. VIRGINIA ATWOOD Ginny, Academic Math. Wam- pum 105 Intramurals 10, 11, 125 G.A.A. 10, 11, 125 N Club 125 Pep Club 10, I1, 125 Choir 10. EMIL AUGUSTINE Auge. Technical Mechanical. Jr. Red Cross 125 Band 10, 11, 125 lntramurals125 Counselor's Honor List 12. JOHN BAKA Johnnie. Technical Mechanical. Student Council 105 Jr. Red Cross 105 Intramurals 10, 11, 125 Coun- selor's Honor List 10, 115 Track 10. FLOYD BAKER. Technical Mechanical. Intramurals 10, 11, 125 Wrestling 10. NOMA BARKER NomI. Academic Business. Jr. Red Cross 11. Marilyn Adams William Adams Virginia Atwood Emil Augustine 19, f Afs' I , if yg I John Baka Floyd Baker Noma Barker la- :QL Robert Aiken rr. Betty Arnold .1 A. Barnett Gwendolyn Barrett Howard Baxter 4 16 fs .rf XII James Block Roger Bennett Carol Benton 'fix ,Nz nts' 'Y Louise Briggs Jack D. Briggs Braidwood Brown KENNETH A. BARNETT Ken. Academic Industrial. Stage Crew IO, Track IO. GWENDOLYN BARRETT Gwen. Commercial. Student Council II, Pep Club IO, II, Driver's Association II, I2, HOWARD BAXTER Howie. Academic Industrial. Intra- murals I0, II. BEVERLY BEARDSLEY Bev, College. Literary Club II, I2, French Club II, Intramurals II, I2, Counselor's Honor List I2. BARBARA BENEDICT Barb. Vocational Stenographic. Wampum IO, II, I2, North Star IO, II, Pep Club IO, II, I2, Counselor's Honor List IO. DONALD BENNEDUM Benny, Vocational Machine. Student Council IO, II, Jr. Red Cross IO, Rifle Club II. ROGER BENNETT Ted. Academic Industrial. Projection Guild II, I2, Driver's Association II, I2, Wrestling IO. CAROL BENTON Cay. Academic Math. Y-Teens IO, Art II, I2, Intramurals IO, Pep Club IO. JAMES BLOCK. Academic Math. fri A Beverly Beardsley Barbara Benedict Alan Bloodgood Robert Boezi John T. Bo ,W ,.. i I3 Don Bryan Roger Bryan Carole Anne Bryant ALAN BLOODGOOD AA. Academic Industrial. ROBERT BOEZI Bob. Vocational Machine. JOHN T. BOYD Fish, Academic Science. Student Council IO, II, I2, Football IO, II, I2, Varsity B IO, II, I2, Counselor's Honor List IO, II, Swimming IO, II, I2, LOUISE BRIGGS. College. Wampum IO, North Star IO, II, French Club II, Intramurals IO, II, I2, G.A.A. I2, Pep Club IO, II, Counselor's Honor List IO, II, I2, Choir IO. JACK D. BRIGGS GentIeman Jack. Academic Industrial. Band IO, Wrestling IO. BRAIDWOOD BROWN Mumbles. Commercial. Jr. Red Cross IO, Literary Club IO. DON BRYAN. Academic Industrial. ROGER BRYAN. Vocational Auto. Driver's Association IO, II, I2, Counselor's Honor List I2. CAROLE ANNE BRYANT Dede. Academic Language. Student Council IO, II, Forensic Forum I2, Jr. Red Cross I2, Counselor's Honor List IO, II, I2. Page 39 3 '7 Donald Bennedum GEORGE BUCK Buckie. College. Little Theatre Guild TO, TI, T25 Proiection Guild T0, TT, T25 French Club TO, TT5 Counselor's Honor List TO, TT, T25 Wrestling TO. EDWARD BULGER Ed. Technical Electrical. Intramurals T0. JONAMAE BUTLER Jo. Commercial. Wampum TT5 North Star T05 Jr. Red Cross TT5 Intramurals TO, TT5 G.A.A. TT, T25 Pep Club TO, T25 Choir TO. MARGARET CAFFERTY Maggie. College. Orchestra TO, TT5 French Club T0. EVELYN J . CAHILL Speedy, Academic Business. Wam- pum TT, T25 Quill and Scroll T25 Pep Club TO, TT, T25 Counselor's Honor List TT. CAROLINE CAMPBELL Carrie. Y-Teens T0, TT, T2. SHIRLEY CAMPBELL ShirI. Commercial. Jr. Red Crass T05 Counselor's Honor List T05 Tri-Hi TO, TT, T2. DOROTHY CARLIN Dot. Vocational Stenographic. Paint Crew T05 Wampum T0, TT5 Jr. Red Cross T05 Bowling T0, TT, 125CounseIar's Honor List T2. DAVID CARPENTER. Academic Industrial . JOSEPHINE CARUSO Jo. Wampum T05 Pep Club TO. George Buck Edward Bulger Jonamae Butler Shirl ey Campbell Dorothy Carlin David Carpenter .1 1 Robert Chipper Dolores Clark Don Clark -5 3 THEODORE CARVALHO Ted, Student Council T25 Jr. Red Cross TT5 Band TO, TT, T25 Intramurals T25 Driver's Association TT, T25 Counselor's Honor List TO, T2. BARBARA CEASE Barb. Commercial. Student Council T05 North Star T05 Jr. Red Cross T05 Y-Teens TO, TT5 Intra- murals TO, TT5 G.A.A. TT5 Pep Club TO. ROBERT CHIPPER Chip. Vocational Auto. Baseball TT, T25 Intramurals T0, Tl, T25 Varsity B T25 Volleyball T25 Counselor's Honor List T2. DOLORES CLARK Dee. Commercial. Student Council T05 Jr. Red Cross T05 Y-Teens T05 Counselor's Honor List TO. DON CLARK Don. Academic Art. Stage Crew T25 Wampum TO, TT, T25 Quill and Scroll T2. LARRY CLOW. General Business. Bowling TO, TT, T25 Intramurals TO, TT, T25 Varsity B T2. JOSEPH COON Joe. Commercial. Driver's Association T25 Counselor's Honor List TO, TT. BETTY COWAN. Academic Math. Forensic Forum TT, T25 Little Theatre Guild TT, T25 Wampum T05 French Club TO, TT5 G.A.A. TO, Tl, T25 N Club TO, TT, T25 Pep Club TO, TT, T25 Counselor's Honor List T2. Margaret Cafferty Evelyn J . Cahill Q .1 9-ds Josephine Caruso Theodore Carvalho Barbara C g .,s,,,zg Larry Clow Joseph Coon Caroline Car Betty Cowan Robert Darling Gloria Mary Craig Glenda Cramton Maryanne Crowe , xg... r ww, Yi-vttiz ts. wt'.1r,. H1-'1z..... . , John Dascalakis Jo Ann Davis ,Qt De Stefano John Devine Carl E. Diener MARY CRAIG. College . GLENDA CRAMTON. Vocational Stenographic. Y-Teens 11, Counselor's Honor List 10. MARYANNE CROWE. College. Student Council IO, 11, Jr. Red Cross 10, Y-Teens 10, Art 11, Intramurals 10, 11, CounseIor's Honor List 11. JOANNE CROWLEY Jo, College. North Star 10, 11, 12, Jr. Red Cross 11, 12, Literary Club 12, Intramurals 10, 11, 12, G.A.A.1O, 11, 12, Pep Club 10, 11, 12, Driver's Association 11, 12, CounseIor's Honor List 10, 11, 12. FREDERICK J. DALY Fred. Academic Science. Honor Society 12, Student Council 10, CounseIor's Honor List IO, 11,Hi-Y1O,11,12. DIANE DANIELS Bleachers. Vocational Stenographic. Honor Society I1, 12, Forensic Forum 11, 12, Little Theatre Gulld10, 11, 12, Wampum 10, 11, 12, North Star 10, 11, 12, Literary Club 12, G.A.A. IO, 11, 12,Counselor's Honor List 10, 11, 12. ROBERT DARLING Spider. Academic Industrial. Intra- murals IO, 11, 12, Volleyball 11. JOHN DASCALAKIS Dack. Academic Math. Student Council 10, Little Theatre Guild 12, Intramurals 10, Driver's Association 11, 12. JO ANN DAVIS Jo. Commercial. Tri-Hi 11. EARL DEHLMAN. Academic Science. Honor Society 11, 12, Intramurals 10, CounseIor's Honor List 10, 11, 12. Joanne Crowley Frederick J . Daly l,,,, 0 as sf' 5 f 1. . K? X . -.Lk ' Earl Dehlman -me Thomas Di Fulvio Charles Doll Donald Domurad BEVERLY DENNEY Bev. Academic Science. Honor Society 11, 12, North Star 11, 12, Literary Club 12, Intra- murals 10, 11, 12, Cheerleaders 11, 12, G.A.A. 10, 11, 12, N Club 12, Counselor's Honor List 10, 11, 12. LLOYD A. DENT LA. College. Honor Society 11, 12, Forensic Forum 10, 11, 12, Llttle Theatre Guild 10, 11, 12, North Star 12, CounseIor's Honor List 10, 11, 12. GLORIA DE STEFANO Glo, Commercial. Wampum 11, Jr. Red Cross 10, Y-Teens 10, 11, Tri-Hi 11, 12. JOHN DEVINE Johnny. Technical Electrical. Honor Society 12, Student Council 10, Jr. Red Cross 10, Key Club 10, 11, 12, Camera Club 10, Tennis 12, CounseIor's Honor List 10, 11, 12, Technical Electrical Society 11, 12. CARL E. DIENER. College. Honor Society 11, 12, Foot- ball 11, 12, Varsity B 12, Driver's Association 11, 12, Counselor's Honor List 10, 11, 12, Basketball 12. THOMAS DI FULVIO L1nk. General Business. Student Council 10, 11, Football 10, 11, 12, Intramurals 10, 11, Bowling 10, 11, 12, Varsity B 10, 11, 12, CounseIor's Honor List 11, 12. CHARLES DOLL Chick. College. Projection Guild 10, 11, 12, Swimming 10, 11, 12. DONALD DOMURAD Rube. Technical Mechanical. Student Council 12, Intramurals 12, Driver's Association 12, Counselor's Honor List 10. Page 41 Diane Daniels Beverly Denney Lloyd A. Dent JOHN DONNELLY. College. Honor Society 11, 125 Forensic Forum 105 Wampum ll, 125 Quill and Scroll 125 Orchestra 10, 11, 125 French Club 115 Counselor's Honor List 10, 11, 12. GARY DOUGHERTY Red. Academic Science. Rifle Club 11, 125 Wrestling 10. GERRY DOW. College. Football 10, 11, 125 Baseball 10, 11, 125 Varsity B 10, 11, l25Counselor's Honor List 10, Il, 12. JAMES DUFFY Jim. Academic Math. GEORGIA DUNNING George. Academic Science. French Club 115 Pep Club 10, 115 Counselor's Honor List 105 Choir 10, 11. VICTOR S. ELDERKIN Vic. Academic Industrial. Driver's Association 12. CHARLES ELLIS Chuck, Academic Math. ROBERT ENGLE Bob, Academic Industrial. Football 10, 11,125VarsityB10,11,12. BARBARA ENGLISH Barb. College. Student Council 11, 125 Literary Club 11, 125 French Club 11, 125 CounseIor's Honor List 10, 11, 12. Donnelly Gary Dougherty Gen'y Dow Charles Ellis Robert Engle Barbara English H Donna Ferry Kathryn Marie Fiacco Shirley Fiato SHARON EVERLING Sherrie, Academic Business. Stu- dent Council l05 Wampum 10, ll, 125 Jr. Red Cross 115 Y- Teens 105 Intramurals 10, 115 G.A.A. 10, 11, 125 Coun- selor's Honor List ll, 12. GEORGE FALWELL. Academic Math. Football 10, 115 Swimming 11, 125 Track 10. JACK FELKER Jackson, Tech. Mech. Intramurals 10, 11, 125 Counselor's Honor List IO, 12. DONNA FERRY. Academic Science. Jr. Red Cross105 Intramurals 12. KATHRYN MARIE FIACCO Kathy. Commercial. Intra- murals IO, 115G.A.A.1O,11, 125 Pep Club 10, 11. SHIRLEY FIATO. Commercial. NANCY E. FINCH Nan. Vocational Stenographic. Wampum 10, 11, 12. HELEN FINSEL. Academic Science. Jr. Red Cross 105 lntramurals1O, 11, 125 G.A.A.10, 11, 125 N CIub125 Pep Club 10, 11, 125 Driver's Association 12. EUGENIAC. FLOROS Jeanie. College. North Star 105 Orchestra 10, 11, 125 Literary Club 125 Intramurals 10, 11, 125 G.A.A. 10, 11, 125 Pep Club 10, 11, 125 CounseIor's Honor List 12. James Duffy Georgia Dunning Victor S. W 1 .... :W Sharon Everling Nancy E. Finch Helen Finsel Eugenia C George Falwell Jack Felker Carroll Flynn if Sally Foody 4? Merwin Forbes . A-.la 'Y Ann Gaige Mary Gallagher Juliet Galvin M ' wr iiql r 'P I .TV-A Marllyn Germond Jud1th Gevert Kay Glblln CARROLL FLYNN Skip, Commercial. StudentCouncIl I2. SALLY FOODY Sally. Commercial. Wampum I2g Jr. Red Cross I2. MERWIN FORBES Skip, Academic Math. CHERIE FORSE Sherry. Vocational Stenographic. Coun- selor's Honor List II, I2. PAUL FOTORNY Fount. Academic Math. Jr. Red Cross IO, II, I2, Varsity B II, I2g Track IO, II, I2, Swimming 10, II, 12. MARION FRANTZ. Commercial. Honor Society II, I2, Paint Crew IO, Wampum IO, II, IZ, Jr. Red Cross I2, Coun- selor's Honor List IO, II, I2. PATRICIA ANN GAIGE Pat. Commercial. Bowling IO, 11, 12. MARY GALLAGHER. Academic Science. Literary Club II, I2, Bowling IO, II, I2, Intramurals II, Counselor's Honor List I2. JULIET GALVIN Julie. College. Counselor's Honor List IO, II, 12. ANITA GARDNER Nita. Academic Homemalcing. Jr. Red Cross IO, Pep Club IO, II. 1' I , XE Cherie Forse Paul Fotorny I F ol U9 1 f Anita Gardner Duane Gardner Dennis Gillin Ernest Giordani Kristen Gogolln DUANE GARDNER. Vocational Auto. Driver's Association IO, II, I2p Counselor's Honor List II. RUTH GARRISON Ruthie, Academic Science. Jr. Red Cross II, Counselor's Honor List IO, Choir IO. MARILYN GERMOND. College. Honor Society II, IZ, North Star IO, II, I2g Literary Club II, I2, Intramurals IO, II, I2g G.A.A. IO, II, I2, N Club II, I2, PepClub IO, II, I25 Counselor's Honor List IO, II, I2. JUDITH GEVERT Gev. Vocational Stenogra hlc. Honor Society IO, II, Student Council II, I25 Little Theatre Guild IO, II, I2p Wampum IO, Literary Club II, I2p Intramurals IO, Pep Club IO, Counselor's Honor List IO, II, I2. KAY GIBLIN. Commercial. Jr. Red Cross IO, II, I2g Bowling II, Counselor's Honor List IO, Intramurals IO, II. DENNIS GILLIN Denny. College. Football IO, II, I2, Intramurals IO, II, Varsity B IO, II, I2, Wrestling IO, II, I2. ERNEST GIORDANI Ernie. Academic Math. Student Council I2p Football IO, II, I2g Intramurals IO, II, I2, Vc1rSityB IO, II, I2, Traclc I2, HI-Y IO, II, I2. KRISTEN GOGOLIN Kris. Commercial. Band IO, II, I2, Orchestra II, I2, Literary Club II, I2p French Club II, I2, Intramurals IO, II, I2p G.A.A. IO, II, I2, Counselor's Honor List IO. Page 43 Marion Frantz Ruth Garrison Mary Golan Andrew R . Gresko MARY GOLAN Goldi. College. French Club 12, Pep Club 10, 11, 12, Counselor's Honor List 10. GRACE GOODLINE. Vocational Stenographic. Honor Society 11, 12, Paint Crew 10, Wampum 10, 11, 12, North Star 10, 11, Counselor's Honor List 10, 11, 12. RICHARD F. GORMLY Dick, College. Honor Society 11, 12, Forensic Forum 10, Band 10, 11, 12, Orchestra 10, 11, 12, Counselor's Honor List 10, 11, 12, Choir 10, 11. SANDRA GOURLEY Sandie. Homemaking. JANE M. GRAHAM Janie, Commercial Bookkeeping. Honor Society 11, 12, Wampum 10, 11, 12, North Star 10, 11, 12, Band 10, 11, 12, Orchestra 10, 11, 12, Literary Club 11, 12, G.A.A. 10, 11, 12, Counselor's Honor List 10, 11, 12. JANICE M. GRAHAM Jany. Academic Math. Honor Society 11, 12, Wampum 1O,11, 12, North Star 10,11, 12, Band 10, 11, 12, Jr. Red Cross 11, Orchestra 10, 11, Literary Club 11, 12, Counselor's Honor List 10, 11, 12. ANDREW R. GRESKO Andy. Academic Math. North Star 11, 12, Jr. Red Cross 10, Football 11, Intramurals 10, 11, Varsity B 11, Choir 10, 11, 12. WILLIAM GRODECKI Bill, Academic Math. Student Council 11, Swimming 10. William Grodecki Douglas Grow if?Q.l?f:?fwfifilf,Lilifil25'l5'iiff-i WF K. Hayes Carol Hause Koress Hawkins DOUGLAS GROW Doug. Academic Industrial. GEORGE HANIFIN George. Academic Math. GERRY H A N KI N S Ger. Vocational Stenographic . Forensic Forum 11, Wampum 11, 12, North Star 11, 12, Counselor's Honor List 12, Choir 10, 11. CHARLES M. HARRISON Chuck. Academic Industrial. Student Council 11, Counselor's Honor List 10. DONNA K. HAYES. Academic Math. Literary Club 12, Pep Club 11, 12, Counselor's Honor List 10. CAROL HAUSE. Commercial. Student Council 10, 11, 12, Little Theatre Guild 11, 12, Wampum 10, 11, North Star 10, Jr. Red Cross 11, Literary Club 11, 12, Counselor's Honor List 10. KORESS HAWKINS Korky. Vocational Stenographic. Pep Club 10, Counselor's Honor List 12, Choir 10, Tri-Hi 10. RONALD HAWLEY Ron. Academic Moth. Band 11, 12, Track 10. SHELVA JEAN HERRlCK Shev. Vocational Stenographic. Honor Society 11, 12, North Star 12, Pep Club 11, 12, Counselor's Honor List 10, 11, 12. JUDITH HILLARD Judy. Homemaking. Intramurals 10. Grace Goodline Richard F. Gormly Sandra Gourley Jane M. Graham Janice M. George Hanifin Gerr Hankins Charles M. Y ,qua is i'M 'f' F I R I i ' - Ronald Hawley Shelva Jean Herrick 3 Q-Q Judith Hillard G rlcla Holbert Richard Holmwood Betty Hudak Charles Hu en Eugene Hulbert John Humphrey I ' llA:,Z..z4,,,v7Tfq N fr L Robert C . Hunt Philip F. Hurst Nancy Hutchings Winifred Ingersoll Theodore Jamba Roger James ,, ,,LA . , if 1' Davi 09 -nn d Jamieson Eugene Jensen Edward Jones PATRICIA HOLBERT Pat, Vocational Stenographic. Student Council IO, North Star IO, Pep Club II, Counselor's Honor List IO. RICHARD HOLMWOOD Fang. College. Honor Society II, I2, Student Council IO, I2, Key Club II, I2, Varsity B IO, II, I2, Counselor's Honor List IO, II, I2. BETTY HUDAK. Commercial. CHARLES HUFTEN Chuck. Academic Industrial. EUGENE HULBERT Gene. Academic Math. Football IO, II, I2, French Club IO, Intramurals IO, II, I2, Varsity B II, I2, Volleyball IO. JOHN HUMPHREY Jack, Technical Electrical. Tennis II, I2, Driver's Association II, I2, Counselor's Honor List IO, Technical Electrical Society. ROBERT C. HUNT Clayton, Technical Mechanical. Student Council IO, Driver's Association II, I2, Counselor's Honor List IO, II, I2, PHILIP F. HURST Phil, Technical Electrical. Student Council IO, Baseball IO, ll, I2, Varsity B IO, II, I2, Counselor's Honor List IO, II, I2, Swimming IO, II, I2. NANCY HUTCHINGS Hutch. Vocational Stenographic. Honor Society II, I2, Student Council IO, II, I2, Wampum IO, II, I2, North Star IO, II, I2, Jr. Red Cross IO, II, I2, Literary Club I2, Counselor's Honor List IO, II, I2. Page 45 av- ...AY .J Paul Juhl Robert .lurena Suzanne Kallfelz WINIFRED INGERSOLL Winnie. Vocational Steno- graphic. Honor Society II, I2, Student Council II, Wam- pum IO, II, I2, Quill and Scroll I2, Literary Club II, I2, French Club II, Bowling IO, II, I2, Counselor's Honor List 10, 11,12. THEODORE JAMBA Ted. Technical Mechanical. Coun- selor's Honor List IO, I2, ROGER JAMES Jesse. Academic Moth. Little Theatre Guild II, I2, Proiection Guild II, I2, Intramurals IO, II, Driver's Association II, I2, Counselor's Honor List II. DAVID JAMIESON Dave. Commercial. Track IO, Wrestling IO, II. EUGENE JENSEN Jen, Academic Industrial. Intra- murals IO, II. EDWARD JONES. Academic Business. PAUL JUHL Juhlie Boy. Vocational Machine. ROBERT JURENA Bob. Technical Mechanical. Football IO, II, I2, Tennis IO, Intramurals IO, II, I2, Varsity B IO, II, I2, Driver's Association II, I2, Track II, I2, Wrestling IO. SUZANNE KALLFELZ. Homemaking. Joyce Marie Keller JOYCE MARIE KELLER. Academic Math. Student Council 10, ll, Jr. Red Cross 10, Y-Teens IO, Choir IO, ll. ROSALIND ANN KELLY Rosie. Commercial. Jr. Red Cross 11, Pep Club 10, 11. MARIE KING. Vocational Stenographic. Wampum 11, 12, North Star 10, 11, Pep Club 10, 11, 12, Counselor's Honor List 10, 11, 12. ROGER KING. Academic Art. PHILIP KNAPP Mouse. Academic Math. Student Coun- cil 11, 12, Baseball 10, 11, 12, Intramurals IO, 11, 12, Counselor's Honor List 10, 11, Basketball 10, Hi-Y 10. WAYNE KNAPP. College. Student Council 12, Forensic Forum 12, Rifle Club 12. JEAN KNIGHT . Commercial. MARILYN KREBS. Commercial. Intramurals 12, Pep Club 11. ROBERT KREIDLER. Academic Science. RICHARD KROISS Dick. College. Honor Society ll, 12, Forensic Forum 10, 11, 12, Little Theater Guild 11, Pro- iection Guild 10, ll, 12, Varsity B 12, Counselor's Honor List 10, ll, 12, Swimming 11, 12. Rosalind Ann Kelly S trec, 1 .rrs K V.: K . Jean Knight Marilyn Krebs Robert Kreidler I.-qi 31 -1. 1 - Jacqueline Leonard Joyce Lester David Lewis it .., SANDRA KRUPTZA Sandie. Academic Math. Jr. Red Cross IO, Y-Teens 10, Counselor's Honor List ll. RICHARD LEINBACH Short Cut Louie. Technical Elec- trical. Little Theater Guild 10, 11, 12, Stage Crew 10, 11, 12, Driver's Association 11, 12, Counselor's Honor List 10, 11, 12, Track IO, Tech Elec. Society 11, 12, Swimming 10. JACQUELINE LEONARD Jackie. Homemaking. Jr. Red Cross 11. JOYCE LESTER Joy. College. Forensic Forum 11, North Star 10, Y-Teens II, Intramurals 10, Tri-Hi 10. DAVID LEWIS Dave. Academic Industrial. Student Council 11, Wrestling 10. BARBARA LIBOUS Barb, Vocational Stenographic. Stu- dent Council 1O, 12, Little Theater Guild 10, ll, 12, Wam- pum IO, 11, 12, North Star 10, 11, 12, Quill and Scroll 12, Literary Club 11, 12, G.A.A. 11, 12, Counselor's Honor List 11, 12. JAMES LISKA. Vocational Mechanical. Jr. Red Cross 11, Honor Society 12. LOUELLA LOCKE Lou. Commercial Business. Marie King Roger King Philip Knapp Wayne Knapp -1 .1 .3 f A will Richard Kroiss Sandra Kruptza 'S Barbara Libous James Liska Richard Lelnbach Louel la Locke in Jero Donald Mann f 1 I vqp me Logan Barbara Manthey Beatrice Marold -Q ... :1 - es Wesley Maycock Mildred McBride William McChesney JEROME LOGAN Jerry. Academic Math. Baseball IO, II, 12, Intramurals 10, 11, 12, Varsity B 12. FRANCES LONG Fran. Commercial. Honor Societyll, 12, North Star 12, Wampum 12, Literary Club 11, 12, Coun- selor's Honor List 10, 11, 12, Choir 10. NANCY LYON Louie. College. Honor Society 11, 12, French Club 10, 11, Counselor's Honor List 10, 11, 12. CAMILLA MAC LEOD Camy. College. Honor Society 11, 12, Forensic Forum 10, Little Theatre Guild 10, 11, 12, Jr. Red Cross 10, 11, Literary Club 11,12, French Club 10, 11, 12, Counselor's Honor List 10, 11, 12. KATHLEEN MADIGAN K. Academic Business. North Star 10, 11, Jr. Red Cross 10, 11, Y-Teens 10, Intramurals 11, 12, Pep Club 10, 11,Driver'sAssociation 11, 12, Coun- seIor's Honor List 12. JAMES MALANE Jim. College. Student Council 12, Football 11, 12, Varsity B 11, 12, Baseball 11, Counselor's Honor List 10, Track 11, Wrestling 12. DONALD MANN Don, Academic Math. Band 10, 11, IZ, Orchestra 10, 11, 12, Tennis 11, Counselor's Honor List 12. BARBARA MANTHEY Barby. College. Honor Society 11, 12, Student Council 10, Little Theatre Guild 10, 11, 12, North Star 10, Jr. Red Cross 11, Literary Club 11, 12, Counselor's Honor List 10, 11, 12. BEATRICE MAROLD Betty. Commercial. Art 11, Coun- selor's Honor List 10, Choir 12. .QR '57 Frances Long Nancy Lyon Camilla MacLeod Kathleen Madigan James Malane Q, .' , n f . ,s- ,S Charles Martin John Mathias Peter Matwey Virginia McClaren Robert McDevitt Mary McEnaney CHARLES MARTIN Charlie, Academic Industrial. Foot- ball 10, 11, Varsity B IO, 11. JOHN MATHIAS Jack. Technical Mechanical. Student Council 10, 12, Jr. Red Cross 11, Intramurals 12, Varsity B 12, Driver's Association II, 12, Counselor's Honor List 10, 11, Track IO, 11, 12. PETER MATWEY Pete . . College . Student Council 11, Band 10, 11, 12, Orchestra 11, 12, Football IO, Varsity B 11,12, Rifle Club 11, 12, Counselor's Honor List 10, 11, 2. JAMES WESLEY MAYCOCK Jim, College. Honor Soci- ety 11, Forensic Forum 10, Proiection Guild 10, Counselor's Honor List 10, 11. MILDRED MC BRIDE MilIie. Commercial. WILLIAM MC CHESNEY Bill, Academic Science. North Star 12, Band10, 11, 12, Orchestra 10, 11, 12. VIRGINIA MC CLAREN Ginna. College. Honor Societ 11, 12, Forensic Forum 10, Jr. Red Cross 10, Literary Club Il, 12,Intramurals1O, 11, 12, G.A.A. 11, 12, N Club 12, Counselor's Honor List 10, 11, 12. ROBERT MC DEVITT Bobby. College. Student Council 10, 11, 12, North Star 11, 12, Football 10, 11, 12, French Club 10, Baseball IO, 11, 12, Varsity B 10, 11, 12, Basket- ball 10, 11, 12, Choir10. MARY MC ENANEY Toots. Commercial. Wampum 10, 11, 12, North Star 10, Jr. Red Cross 10, Intramurals 10, Pep Club 10, 11, 12. Page 47 Q? I .fa Mary Mc Gulre James Mc Kee Arlene Miller Martha Miller MARY MC GUIRE Molly. Commercial. North Star 125 Jr. Red Cross 10. JAMES MC KEE Jim. Academic Science. BARBARA MC LEAN Barb. Academic Science. Honor Societ 11, 125 North Star 11, 125 Literary Club 11, 125 Pep Carb 11, 125 Counselor's Honor List 10, 11, 12. MARGARET MC MAHON Peggy-Mac . Commercial. Stu- dent Council 105 North Star 10, 115 Bowling 10, 11, 125 Intramurals 10, 115 Cheerleaders 11, 125 Pep Club 1O5Coun- selor's Honor List 10. LORETTA MERITHEW Lorrie. Commercial. Student Council 10, 125 North Star 115 J . Red Cross 115 Literary Club 11, 125 Intramurals 10, 115 Cheerleaders 11, 125 Pep Club 105 Counselor's Honor List 10, 11. DAVID B. MILES Miles. Technical Electrical. Jr. Red Cross 10, 115 Swimming 115 Technical Electrical Society 11, 12. ARLENE MILLER. Commercial. MARTHA MILLER Martie. Commercial. Student Council 115 North Star 11, 125 Y-Teens 115 Pep Club 105 Counselor's Honor List 10. ROBERT MILLER Bob. College. Rifle Club 11, 125 Coun- selor's Honor List 10, 12. ffl Robert Miller ff, H K xg Y g 4 8 ROSEMARY MOKROHISKY Molcie. Vocational Steno- graphic. Honor Society 11, 125 Student Council 115 Foren- sic Forum 105 Little Theatre Guild 10, 11, 125 Paint Crew 11,125Art1O,11,125 lntramurals1O,115Counselor's Honor List 10, 11, 12. GAIL MONELL . College . DAVID MOORE Dave. Academic Industrial. Rifle Club 12. HERBERT J. A. MOSSMAN Herb. Technical Electrical. Honor Society 11, 125 Counselor's Honor List 10, 11, 125 Technical Electrical Society 10, 11, 12. NORMA MURPHY Norm. Homemalcing . CHARLES D. NANNINGA Bud, Academic Industrial. l'li-Y 12. ROBERT NELSON Bob, Technical Mechanical. Jr.Red Cross 11, 125 Bowling 10, 11, 125 Intramurals 10, 11, 125 VarsityB 10, 11, 125 Driver's Association 11, 12. MARY LOUISE tN1IEMEYER Dimples. Commercial. Stu- dent Council 10, 115 Literary Club 11, 125 Intramurals 105 G.A.A. 11, 125 Counselor's Honor List 11. LUCILLE NILES Luce. Commercial. Honor Society 11, 125 Wampum 125 Counselor's Honor List 10, 11, 12. Barbara McLean Margaret NtcMahon Loretta Merithew David B. Miles 2 tw f Rosemary Mokrohisky Gail Monell David Moore J . A. Mossman Norma Murphy Charles D. Nanninga Robert Nelson Mary Louise Niemeyer Lucille Niles QQ 11 O'LoughIin John O'MaIley 4? .1 Robert Orcutt William O'ReiIIy Arlene May Orr Jayne Orr -5 1-1 l 1 William Owens Thomas O Shea Lee Osier Ray Osterhout Donald Owens David 'ENE IVV 'Y N gli 1 ,..'1-, Lf' K N. A M2 D. Parker Nancy Parker Sandra Pasquale .3 ARTHUR O'LOUGHLlN Art. Technical Electrical. Hon- or Soclety 11, 125 Wampum 11, 125 Technical Electrical Society 11,125 Ke Club 11, 125 Football 11, 125 Varsity B 10, 11, 125 Counselor's Honor List 10, 11, 125 Wrestling IO, 11, 12. JOHN O'MALLEY Jack, Academic Math. ROBERT ORCUTT Ork. General Business. WILLIAM O'REILLY Scam. Academic Math. ARLENE MAY ORR. Vocational Stenographic. Band 10, 115 Counselor's Honor List 10. JAYNE ORR Toots. College. Literary Club 11, 125 Pep Club 10. THOMAS O'SHEA Tom . Academic Math. Student Coun- cil 11, 125 French Club 105 Intramurals 105 Counselor's Honor List 10. LEE OSIER Knee-hi. Technical Mechanical. Student Council 11, 125 Counselor's Honor List 10, 11, 12. RAY OSTERHOUT Kraut. Academic Science. Student Council 11, 125 Counselor's Honor List 10, 115 Track 105 Basketball 11, 12. DONALD OWENS Don. Academic Industrial. Varsity B 11,125 Football 115 Track 11, 12. was 09 Carol Par Ni k -1-ff Barbara Patton Neil Payne John Pollock WILLIAM OWENS Bill. College. Student Council 105 Football 10, 11, 125 Varsity B11, 125 Track 11, 12. CAROL PARKE Parksle. Commercial. Student Council 115 North Star 115 Junior Red Cross 105 Intramurals 10, 115 Pep Club 105 Counselor's Honor List 10. DAVID D. PARKER Dave. Technical Electrical. Tech- nical Electrical Society 11, 12. NANCY PARKER. College. Honor Society 11, 125 Literary Club 11, 125 Counselor's Honor List 10, 11, 12. SANDRA PASQUALE Sandy. Academic Math. Coun- selor's Honor List 10, 11. BARBARA PATTON Bubbles. Vocational Stenographic. Honor Society 11, 125 Student Council 10, 11, 125 Forensic Forum 11, 125 North Star 10, 11, 125 Junior Red Cross 105 Literary Club 11, 125 Pep Club 10, 115 Counselor's Honor List 10, 11, 12. NEIL PAYNE. Vocational Machines. Counselor's Honor List 115 Hi-Y 10, 11, 12. JOHN POLLOCK Bang-Bang. Vocational Machines. Student Council II, 125 Varslty B 11, 125 Swimming 11, 12. Page 49 Thomas Pratt Lois Price Marsha Lee Ross THOMAS PRATT T.Wood. Academic Math. Intramurals IO. LOIS PRICE Loie. Academic Science. Little Theatre Guild 12, Paint Crew I2, Counselor's Honor List 10, 11, 12, Tri-Hi 10. MARLENE PRUE Mar. Academic Science. North Star 10, Intramurals IO, Pep Club IO, Counselor's Honor List IO. NANCY REDNER Nan. Academic. Forensic Forum II, 12, North Star IO, Il, 12, Quill and Scroll I2, Jr. Red Cross IO, Literary Club II, Intramurals IO, Pep Club IO, 11, 12. KATHLEEN MARIE REED Kathy. Academic Homemalcing. North Star 12. BARBARA RIES Barb. College. Honor Society II, I2, Little Theatre Guild IO, I1, 12, North Star 12, Literary Club II, I2, Intramurals 10,11,12,G.A.A.11,12, Counselor's Honor List IO, II, 12. SANDRA RILEY Ril. College Math. Student Council 12, Little Theatre Guild IO, II, I2, Narth Star IO, II, Literary Club II, 12, Intramurals IO, 11, Cheerleaders 11, 12, G.A.A. IO, 11, 12, Driver's Association 12. BRUCE ANTHONY RITTLE Tex. College. Intramurals 11. ERIC ROEMISH Bud. Technical Electrical. Counselor's Honor List IO, Il, Varsity B I2, Football IO, ll, I2. Marlene Prue I ,Jay Q r r -r',. ,f,,,.1, 1' ff is A Sandra Riley Bruce Anthony Rittle Eric Roemish -0 'Jr' Robert S . Ryczak Rosemarie Russin 1 SABINA ANNE ROOSA Blondie. Commercial. Y-Teens IO, 11, Pep Club IO. DONALD JOSEPH ROSE Don. Academic Moth. KAY ROSE. Commercial. Honor Society II, I2, Coun- selor's Honor List IO, II, 12, Choir 10. MARSHA LEE ROSS Nellie, Commercial. Student Council IO, 11, 12, Jr. Red Cross 11, French Club IO, Art 12, Intramurals IO, 11,Counselor's Honor List 1I,Choir IO. ROBERT S. RYCZAK Big Ryeczalc. Academic Math. Student Council 12, Intramurals IO, Il, I2. ROSEMARIE RUSSIN Rose. Vocational Stenographic. Little Theatre Guild IO, II, I2, Paint Crew II, Jr. Red Cross II, Literary Club II, Counselor's Hnnor List IO, II, 12. JAMES SABRAW Jam, College. North sf... io, n, 12. DAVID SAMBORA Sam. Academic Science. Bond IO, II, Rifle Club 12. JAMES SAXON Casey, Commercial. Proiection Guild IO, II, Wampum IO, II, I2, North Star II, 12, Quill and Scroll I2, Key Club IO, II, I2, Camera Club IO, II, 12, Track 11. Nancy Redner Kathleen Marie Reed ,Os Sabina Anne Roosa 3. If James Sabraw David Sambora James Sa Barbara Ries Donald Joseph Rose Kay Rose 'J John Sayna Gary Shephard Patricia Smith ,,4Q John Schaub s gm Marilyn Scherer Jon Schreher Catherine Shafer Jerome Shaver fr' -4-Irv. -C ,gr , ' 'Q li ,R ' - , ,..,,,,.,,k, , , f' X 1 Gary Sherer Mary Brenda Shively Robert Paul Skapik Beverly A. Smales Lance Smith .1 I Shhh I ' 2- A I i I ' ,.'j:-:QQ113 Y 1 f.j:4jm.j73Eig4sfg Vx 1 iik z Thomas Snape Robert Soyke Jack Stankevicz Nancy-Ellen Stanton Robert Staub JOHN SAYNA Chick. Academic Science. Intramurals 10. JOHN SCHAUB. Academic Science. Forensic Forum 12, Rifle Club 11, 12, Counselor's Honor List 10, 11, 12, Wrest- ling 10. MARILYN SCHERER Lynn, Academic Math. Wampum 11, Pep Club 10, 11. JON SCHREHER. Academic Industrial. CATHERINE SHAFER. Academic Science. Honor Society 11, 12, North Star 11, 12, Literary Club 12, Pep Club 11, 12, Counselor's Honor List 10, 11, 12. JEROME SHAVER Skip. Academic Math. Student Coun- cil 10, Little Theatre Guild Il, 12, Key Club 11, 12, Ten- nis Il, 12, Driver's Association ll, 12, Counselor's Honor List 10, 11, 12. GARY SHEPHARD Shep, Academic Art. Art 10, 11, 12, Choir 10. GARY SHERER. Academic Art. Little Theatre Guild 12, Art IO, 11, 12, Intramurals 12, Volleyball IO, 11, 12, Bos- ketball 10. MARY BRENDA SHIVELY Dixie, College. Wampum 11, 12, Pep Club 11, Counselor's Honor List 12, Choir 11, 12. ROBERT PAUL SKAPIK Bob. Vocational Machines. BEVERLY A. SMALES Bev. Commercial, Business Ma- chines. Y-Teens 11, Counselor's Honor List. LANCE SMITH Smitty, Academic Industrial . North Star 12, Band IO, I1, 12, Orchestra 10, 11, 12, Varsity B 11, 12, Cross Country 11. PATRICIA SMITH Pat, Commercial. Wampum 10, Pep Club 11. THOMAS SNAPE Tom, Technical Electrical. Football 11, 12, Baseball 11, 12, Varsity B 12, Counselor's Honor List 10. ROBERT SOYKE Bob. Academic Industrial. Proiection Guild 10, 11. JACK STANKEVICZ. College. Proiection Guild 10, 11, 12, French Club 10. NANCY-ELLEN STANTON. College. Honor Society 11, 12, Student Council 10, North Star 10, 11, 12, French Club 11, 12, Cheerleaders 11, 12, Pep Club 10, ll, Counselor's Honor List IO, 11, 12. ROBERT STAUB Pook. General Business. Student Coun- cil IO, Intramurals 10, 11, 12, Counselor's Honor List IO. Page 51 S usan Stewart Lois Tyler SUSAN STEWART Sue. College. Junior Red Cross TO, TT, T25 Bowling TT5 Pep Club IO, TT, T2. CINDY LEE STOCK Sid. College. Student Council T25 Wampum T25 North Star TO, TT5 Literary Club TT, T25 French Club TO, TT5 Intramurals TO, TT5 Pep Club T05 Counselor's Honor List TO, TT . SHIRLEY STRAIT. Commercial. North Star TO, TT, T25 ln- tramurals TO, TT, T25 G.A.A. T25 Pep Club TT, T2. ELEANOR SURINE ElIie. Forensic Forum T25 Little The- atre Guild TO, IT, T25 lntramurals TO, TT5 G.A.A. TT, T25 Counselor's Honor List TO, TT, T25 Choir TO. CAROL SWAN. Academic Math. Pep Club TO, TT5 Coun selor's Honor List TO. SANDRA TALBOTT Sandy. Vocational Stenographic. Forensic Forum T25 North Star TO, TT, T25 Pep Club TO, TT, T25 Counselor's Honor List TO, T2. ERNEST TER BOSS Ernie. Vocational Machine. Hi-Y TO. BARBARA TIERNO Bobbi, Commercial. French TO5 Y- Teens TT5 Counselor's Honor List TT5 Tri-Hi TO. GEORGE TRUMBLE Bud. Vocational Machines. Student Council TO5 Junior Red Cross TT5 Counselor's Honor List TO, TT, T2. STEPHEN TRUEX Mouse. Academic Industrial . Cindy Lee Stock Shirley Strait VALERIE TURNBULL Val. Homemoking. SHIRLEY TURK Snoolcs. Academic Science. Junior Red Cross TO, TT, T25 Intramurals TO5 Counselor's Honor List TO, T2. LOIS TYLER Tippy. Academic Business. Honor Society TT, T25 Forensic Forum TT, T25 Little Theatre Guild TT, T25 Point Crew TO, TT, T25 Wampum TO, TT, T25 North Star TO, TT, T25 Quill and Scroll T25 Counselor's Honor List TO, TT, T2. ANN TYRRELL. Academic Math. Honor Society T25 Liter- ary Club TT, T25 French Club TT, T25 lntramurals TO5 Pep Club T25 Counselor's Honor List TT, T25 Choir TT . LORRAINE UTTER Lorie. Commercial. Counselor's Honor List 11, T25 Tri-Hi 11, 12. JUDITH VAN BRUNT Jud . Academic Math. North Star IO, Pep Club T05 Counsellor's Honor List TO, T2. SALLY VAN SCOY SaI. Academic Business. Little Theatre Guild TO, TT, T25 Paint Crew TT5 Wampum TO, TT, T25 Quill and Scroll T25 Counselor's Honor List TO, TT, T25 Choir TO. ELLWYN VAN VORCE Van. Academic Math. Proiec- tion Guild TT, T25 Wrestling TO. Eleanor Surine Carol Swan IL 0 my v .,, 51 Ter Boss Barbara Tlerno George Trumble Stephen Truex Valerie Turnbull Shirley Turk -, il?-gl ef' ,asm Tr x ,, , w e gg Ann Tyrrell Lorraine Utter . N f- . ' :.2sj vis ff' X Judith VanBrunt Sally VanScoy Ellwyn .4-'I' fe' -HF' , B4 , 5, fx W. ' ' fi.. 'H' A Y .W A Sandra Talbott ,J if-745, T ff -It Marsha VanVorce Kenneth Vosbury Peggy Ann Vaughn -of . 4-'W 15.135 , s 5733 7 1, .,f 1 , -4 Y , V . ,:,.,',4...' 7 'f?.:1'ii.5.'.i. A. Westbrook Russell Whiteman Margaret Ann Wilcox :B 4' gg? X-of 1 ,. 1.33. ,Y Shirley Wolford AI an Wood Betty Wood MARSHA VAN VORCE. Academic Art. Student Council 10, Little Theatre Guild 10, 11, 12, Paint Crew 12, Art 10, 11, 12, Counselor's Honor List 10. KENNETH VOSBURY Ken, Academic Industrial. PEGGY ANN VAUGHN. Commercial. Paint Crew, 10, Wampum 10, 11, 12, North Star 10, Y-Teens 10, Counselor's Honor List 11, 12. PAUL WAGSTAFF Moe. Academic Math. Student Coun- cil 10, 11, 12, Driver's Association 10, 11, 12, Counselor's Hsnor List 11, Choir 10, 11, 12. SONJA WALICKE Son. Commercial . Y-Teens IO. DONNA WARREN Casey. Academic Business. Student Council 10, Forensic Forum 11, Wampum 10, 11, 12, Jr. Red Cross 10, Art 10, 11, Counselor's Honor List 10. GAIL A. WESTBROOK. Vocational Stenographic. Student Council 10, Literary Club 11, 12, Counselor's Honor List 10, 11, 12. RUSSELL WHITEMAN Buzz. Academic Art. Art 11, 12, Tennis 11, 12, Intramurals 11, 12, Varsity B 11, 12. MARGARET ANN WILCOX Maggie, Academic Math. Honor Society 11, 12, Student Council 12, Little Theatre Guild 10, 11, 12, Nnrth Star 10, 12, Literary Club 11, 12, Cheerleaders 10, 11, 12, G.A.A. 11, 12, Driver's Associa- tion 11, 12. Paul Wagstaff Sonia Walicke Donna Warren an w-'WP Carole Wilmot Joyce Winchell Elaine Winsor Graydon Wood .lim Young Thomas Zullck CAROLE WILMOT . Commercial. JOYCE WINCHELL Joy. Academic Science. Jr. Red Cross 10, 11, 12, Counselor's Honor List 10, 12. ELAIN WINSOR EIIie. Vocational Stenographic. Jr. Red Cross 10, Literary Club 11, 12, Choir 10. SHIRLEY WOLFORD ShirI . Academic Math. Honor So- ciety 11, 12, Little Theatre Guild 10, 11, 12, Wampum 10, 11, 12, North Star 1O,11, Literary Club 11, 12, Counselor's Honor List 10, 11, 12. ALAN WOOD Woody. Academic Math. Forensic Forum 10, Football 12, Intramurals 10, 11, 12, VarsityB 10, 11, 12, Volleyball 11, 12, Counselor's Honor List 11, Track 11, 12, Basketball 11. BETTY WOOD Bett. Commercial Business Machines. Pep Club 10, 11, Driver's Association 12, Counselor's Honor List 12. GRAYDON WOOD Wood . College. Student Council 12, Little Theatre Guild lg, 11, 12, Projection Guild 11, 12, Counselor's Honor Llst 10, 11, 12, Choir 10. JIM YOUNG Jim. Academic Science. THOMAS ZULICK Zu, Technical Mechanical. Student Council 12, Junior Red Cross 11, Tennis IO, 11, 12, Varsity B 10, 11, 12, Intramurals 10, Counselor's Honor List 10, 11, 12, Basketball 11, 12,Hi-Y10. Page 53 .ZZZZZZLZZZZZZZYZZZZZZZZZIZQ XJ XX X Q, X S bs f 142411 ,gzzgzifzfzgzg QQ 1 i X YN SrxN'x Sgr S NJ' 7 lv 55: S: l ZZZZZZU ffl!!! l 1, I I 1 I 1' 5 ,N 'S N if N: Q KQYJJZ4 K Vwmrtg vi Rowl BobMcDevrtt Football Basketball Baseball BullOReilly Football Swimming JimMalane Foot ball Wrestllng Art OLoughlln Football Wrestling Steve Kukol Football Track Jerry Walker Football, Denny Glllun Football Wrestling Tom Zulnck Basketball Tennis Bob Jurena Football Track, Vance Borelll Wrestling Jlm Ryczak Football Row2 Chlck Doll Swimming Dick Holmwood Football John Boyd Foot ball Swimming Jon Michael Swimming Garry Sulluvan Football Jim Clifford Swimming Pete Mativey- Rifle Team, Bob Dubil Football Phil Hurst Baseball Swimming Jack Hess Football Ernie Carpenter Track Basketball Row3 Patrick Borelli Wrestling PeterORenIly Swimming Paul Fotomy Swlmmlng Bob Nelson Bowling Eugene Aldrich- Volleyball Football Bob Garbade Basketball R Addis Track Cross Country Ra Browne Football BobAm ula Football Ralph Charlner- Football Row Pete Silba Football Gordon Bellnger Wrestling Jim Nee ham Track Football Peter Dlmlffl Track Football Duck Romano- Wrestling, Willard Hamm Cross Country John Slocum Football Wrestling Kent Blalr Tennis Bob Lawson Track Foot ball Jerry Cockerlll Football Row5 Fran Donnelly Cross Country Gary Ennis Basketball Bob Chipper Baseball Valle all Ernle Glordanl Football Indoor Sports Alan Wood Bowling Basketball Volle all Trac Bill Owens Football Track Bruce Barney Football Basketball Al DlLascta Football Track Bob Alexander Football, John Selslove Football The Varsnt B club whnch has been re vlved throug the efforts of Mr Reutllng er, has durmg the year lnstltuted several money making prolects The club has at tempted to further the standarlzatlon of gym uniforms and IS trying to lnstlgate the presentation of awards for outstandlng athletics In Il'IClIVldUCl sports Page 56 s 't E f:,,,f . .L I 1 it , . . 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K 1 . - . . . 5 . . - . - . . . . v . . . . . . . l . 1 V v R! .1- A 11 X . --s..-df' 'MFE' WW! pm ,. f 'N .1 an JE A O gf O 6'!,80 I .I C harhe Howl and IV Coach Backfxeld .1 'S QN O Earnestj Lalley D1r of Athletxcs Q1 fo QL' o -Q' N! 0' 0 Henry Dlllcr IV Lxne Coach 9 North s fine coachlng staff and director of athl tics represent many years at the helm of North s football fortunes In years to come they will probably all be remem bered for many things but best of all For the ten year wmnlng streak against our cross town ruvals Best of luck to you all In 56 57 and may the unbroken streak ex tend for the next 99 years' A 7 2 51 fp Oo J 5 .., Q . Z7 f O 0 f owo A Af? - ,- ' V5 9 f 'TI H OO -S' 'U 'fa O S 95 'Ct ov P, 2 et 'Q 9 C? 9, fi' QQ, - vb tk. -. W if - - - , ' 1 . . ' . MNH v Q . . 0 . . ' ,hx as my V,,1,.hA J VOMJM Vfwfbwll Row 1 Ra Browne Gerry Dow Bud Jurena Denny Glllin Bob McDevitt John Boyd Art Reynolds Dick Holmwood om Snape Eric Roemlsh Bill Owens Bill Adams Row 2 Bill O Reilly Ernle Glordanl Chuck Allse Don Engle George Falwell Ralph Serino John Slocum Bruce Barney AI DeLascla Dave Smrth Eugene Hulbert Alan Wood Tom Di Fulvio Row 3 Lou Petronesti Pete Sulba Ron Felmen Bob Lawson Carl Mea chum Bob Alexander Bob Dubrl John Vlllantl Joe GGSBGDI Steve Kukol Gerry Walker Art O Loughlln lnlurles and numerous sorrowful breaks prevented the varsuty football team from domg as well thus year as they have In prevlous years Mr O Really and Mr Demaree dad a fine 'ob of coach Ing and condntuomng the boys as theur splrlt showed North 7 Utica 34 A new type of play and a wet faelcl re tarded the North men un thus game The fact that Tom Snape took the ball over for the lone North TD rn the thrrd quarter was proof that North at tlmes may be down but never out No Nonf' 7 O fvo,-:ZA 03 3100 P O S 0 Ngrifb 37 C 0 3 Off N rf 6 6 C4U70g-wtf Entra O Oferfow S on C,,y as 7 Page 58 North 7 ESS 8 The Indaans made a fine showing this game desprte the absence of quarterback Bob McDevitt and with lcss than a minute left John Boyd was driven across the goal lane which was called a safety and was the margin of loss North i3 - U E T4 The Warriors iourneyed to En-Joie Stadium this year full of revenge and a desire to Eat Tiger Meat. The result of this fierce spirit was our first win of the season and the previous year's loss was retaliated. North 7 - Ithaca I3 This was one of North's impossible defeatsg the lthaca Redmen were out played but they capitalized on a major break, at the close ot the third period. Snape and Horse Walker did a fine iob for North, as they were constant gainers in the lost cause. North 13 Central 0 The 29th of October was a fine day the Bull dogs had their tails cl upped short by Indian tomahawks The memorable fact about this game was the play when The Horse had broken away for what looked like a TD when a Central play er came off the bench to tackle him Page 59 . C C C C l ' I' i.VV. ' North 26 - Watertown 6 This was the game that Bob McDevitt went wild in as he led the North men to their third win of the season. The game was North's best showing, but was on a bitter cold day and as a result only a small crowd attended. S if 19 North 6 C The Wildcats were outgamed but unfortun ately, not outscored The Warriors had com plete charge of the field that day with the ex ceptlon of the goal lines The margin of victory was In an extra point the Cats made In the last few mlnutes Page 60 Nonh0 EFA25 In the last game of the season the Indians were plagued with a sloppy field as they had had so manytlmes before In the course of the season The team couldn't get going in the snow and as an added handicap was playing without the services of the first string quarterback, Bob McDevitt L T U C 49 if C ' C C c ' C - Lx kk I Y ,. X ,T ' Jo 1 7 ' I f I . . I ' I - . I ' JVFOMQMM if iggw I -era ...SP Rowl Corkerlll Korba B Jones Farthlng Mesely Carbo Hess Reynolds Zamecnlk Ampula Moore Needham Row 2 Clugstone Ryczak Spack West, Dlmltsi, Strunk Crounce Ferrante Ramsom Row 3 Scott Krszinofskn Schwerz Roberts Klepfer Wlllls Coyle Challer Rlley Germond The lunlor varsity footballers rolled to theur suxth straight conference championship thus year The team won five and was tied once turning In a flne record for theur coaches, Mr Howland and Mr Diller l:fwalu lfwtbwll The freshmen team regained the tltle of Frosh Champions after the brief lapse of one year Mr O Winters and Mr Klbler dnd a flne lob of coaching lust as they have always done Rowl Terrell Pete Okellly Lomanaco McFate Sokollnsky, Smith Whalen Mastronardi, Stanton, Pa OReIlly Row2 King Miller Mowers Scott Feldman Shepard Camp Testam Borelll Row3 Johnson Merclncavage Balkowskl Ackley Lyon Wallace Mac Crable Pugllsl, Gallagher er Page 61 T' . I V , su 1 ' Q 4 ,V . ,. ...f y J , Y. ity, me , HRK .1 ' 'I ' , ' W' f f 1 wwf? 54 ft la f . K 'V , .1 ,VAL ,, 5+ ng. 1, 1 f -, K . J . A ,L f' , 'M' l A 4 ' W., . ,, 05 , . , ' , .. - , vm I - I ' . v , , 5 , 4 SKU . tl as .... 1 . v - - : . A 1. R mg I K U ' V 4 -Q -S' - .- I sv- s ' ' Biff J, 'I stir. xl If V, fr' ,N : I I ' I I I I I I I I I ' : I I I I I I ' : I I I I I I I I I ' . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . , . . ' I I I I I I ' I a . I ' ' I I I I I I I I ' ' I . . I I I I I I ' 'If +ws7h'A '- , ' 'A 5 ef 4' W' . . , ' 2 b .. . , ,y' v . ' - W K .1 ' Q - I Q P ' ' A , . A . V 5 Q Y . 2 N , 1 XY ' , I x ' ff - W In f J 3 1 e r f - :K I iw V , ,- O ' 'l fs .- V I I 'E . zz 0 eg, ' E211 Row l Ernie Carpenter Tom Zullck Ron Chapman Bud Alexander Row 2 Bob McDevitt Art Reynolds Bruce Barney Ralph Serino Row 3 Lance Carling Ben Brooks Bob Garbade Ray Osferhouf Tom Burke Q4 Wm -P- Page 62 North 40 North 60 North 64 North 70 North 45 North 61 North 64 North 48 North 97 North 68 North 44 North 65 North 77 North 73 North 49 North 53 North 46 if ul' HBNW5 3 gl 1 '! EFA Walton Vestal Central Ithaca Cortland 60 S Owego Walton Owego Vestal Central Delhi 67 Page 63 The varslty basketball team has done well this year wmnmg ten and dropping only eught The squad tutored by Mr Reutlmger had several games which were very close but unfortunately, were lost ln the playoffs the boys lost to the J C Powerhouse by a paltry 3 pounts The top varsity scorers were Brooks McDevitt Garbade and Burke who played IH but seven games and Serlno a January graduate 9 ' l 3 7 41-7, J' . . . 47 U.E. 49 55 52 , 50 . . . . J.C. 81 , I , North 56 Homer 63 ' I . ' I 48 ' E. .S. 72 . ' ', 64 .' I U.E. 50 , I I , 57 F r 57 . 1 67 56 J.C. 77 I J V EcuslzetbaM 'H Row I Ed Zamecnik George Frledl Jack Hess Bob Conlon Gary Enms Row 2 Jack Vaughn, Jerry Evans, Charles Miller Jerry Walk er Row 3 Butch Marian! Bob Capwell, Richard White Page 64 .4 J 'A 3: 'Q ' 4 'I LR 1 I It 1 nfl ' f 1 Q x ! I I 1 ' ' ' I Q 52-A x aha V' . 23 sw. 9 I' ,V ' . I U q : I I I I . : . , - . : , . This was an odd year for the junior varsity basketball team, coached by Mr. Howland, as they did not win their usual conference. The squad did fine all year long and the top five scorers were Evans, Hess, Conlon, Friedl, and White, in that order. Dick White did a fine job and probablywould have been higher on the list had he not been disabled by an ankle injury for the last six games. North 44 North 41 North 60 North 43 North 46 North 38 North 53 North 52 North 47 North 50 North 61 North 66 North 89 North 60 North 54 North 44 North 41 North 68 E .F .A. 38 U . E . 50 Walton 50 Vestal 49 Central 42 J .C . 48 Homer 19 Ithaca 51 Corltand 42 E .S .S . 54 Owego 51 U . E . 60 Walton 57 Owego 25 Vestal 55 Central 48 J .C . 50 Delhi 35 Page 65 J C with Coach Howland WRESTLING The wrestling squad, under Mr. O'Reilly's fine tutelage is beginning to show its might as the team gains ex perience. They won their first match and also tied one. This was the first year North was represented in the sec- tionals and for a new school made a fine showing. 'mimiilgis Page 66 acup- BASEBALL The baseball team lost some men this year but those that are returning will probably make a fine representation despite this Mr Howland and his batsmen have always done well and we expect that they will continue in the same manner Row l, back: Jack Simma, Arthur Orr, Gordon Pel- linger, James Malone, Denny Gillin, Bill Sherwood, Vincent Borelli. Row 2, middle: Ed Tomashek, Roland Chilion, Art O'LoughIin, Bud Raley, Bob Giles, Rog Freize. Row 3, front: Bob Beard, Bob Borelli, Dick Eoirinani, George Reinhard, John Peters, Richard Camp- e . ,, i 'gig' i L A . 5 K ', K ' . i .V 1 - , ,rg N L . g Q, ' Bob Chipper talks over his no hitter game against champion ' I ,fx ,L ,X Vlllllltl gee owe' 'Wham 5543: Q23 i' TRACK The trackteam bolstered by many re turnlng men should be a powerhouse this year The squad under Mr Henry Dlller s excellent coachung wxll un doubtedly wm several meets and gave North a good showing Row l left to right Jlm Needham Peter Dlmltsl Dave Wlswell Alan Wood Ernle Carpenter Ray Addis Bob Lawson Steve Kukol sf George Frledl Row 2 Bull Owens Duck Darllng Paul Fotorny Joe Flato Bob Dubll Gerr Walker Pete Snlba John Elerdmg Fran Don nelly Jack Schnorbusc Al Dllascla Row 3 Ed Hale Allen Carter Leonard Ferrante Duck Romano John Spach Chuc Muller, Erme Glordonl Edward Flsh John Selslove Aswade. Row 2- Tom lsifulvnu, Mr 'Springer, Curt' Kennedy, Stbnley Blcklng, Steve Sedor, Henry Regulskx, Tom Warmouth, Barrat Jones. Page 67 Qs-bw. 3 BOWLING A squad of twelve boys, coached by Mr. Sprenger, make up the bowling squad. The team competes against U.E., Central, Vestal, Johnson City, and Norwich. The top three bowlers this year were Bob Nelson, Tom DeFul vio, and Kal Aswad. The squad loses some men, but should do as well next year as it has in the past. g E s l Q J J ! 5 Q Q y - 5, I 1,1 ' My A' ',,. f ,S 'l M 6 '1 , e,.s1-fff Tn twirl U 2 . x 1 f - .1 -N , V ..' X' I mi 'yi I ' , g I - 1 f l ' Qi' A 1 . V AAAV , I V Mr' 21, W t . rl V It X A 4 i l wfim. ., I ,,, ,i lf!! ,Xt-, ,K Vx M 'Hx K s P A A 'lv Y , T tb ,,.g5aa: ,sjf ' ' H' ,. I . : . , . . I . , I ' I . I l I . ' : I . I . I I I I I V , , ll, ' - 2 y, . g I ' I I I I ' . ' v g - A 1 . , . . - ,1 A Row l: Gary Slocum Bob Nelson Mike Klepfer Larry Clow Kal 'TI C Rowl Bull Jones, Chic Doll Paul Fortorny Bob Alger Tony Pol lack Row 2 Pete O Riley Edward Riley James Clrfford John Boyd John Micheals, John McCauley Rlchard Krolss WSW SWIMMING Coach Hartung s mermen had a good season thus year ending with a 6-3 record The team s biggest thrill was when they came wathln a few pomts of defeating the powerful Central team At the time of the meet several boys were on the suck Inst or not an top Ofm RIFLE TEAM The rifle team has had an excellent season this year The team, coached by Mr Saslnek beat Windsor and De poslt and tled with Norwich They did lose to Vestal but by a mere 5 points The top men were Pete Matwey, Gary Dougherty, and John Schaub gqgsauhl-0-L' Row I Paul Maswey Gary Dougherty Dick Nltso John Schaub Pete Maswey Jack Schnurbusch Row 2 John Saslnch Bob Miller Wayne Knapp Dave Moore Norm Knapp Dlck White Ron Hender Mallard Hamm, Dave Sambora Page 68 1- ' H - 'I . A ,- M W 1 1 F 5? ' . K f .k C. O D 1, . . A A 1 P I - K7 C C, s x 5 5 I I 1 1 ' . , . . - ' 1 l 1 . 1 1 , . ' 3 . ,Al-, Wy.-gmpiw I I -f , ,f,wMb K-,QW ,K -1 I . . . , . . . . . 1 . . . , f . t . . ' . 5 U I 1 I I - 3 1 1 I . 1 1 - : ' 1 1 1 1 1 at Q, wiwqyg iw, I tem! 'TT f VOLLEYBALL l d rg ,gay Aunty I MVC: The volleyball team, under Mr. Kibler's fine instruction, attained a fine record. The play against Union- Endicott, Centrall, and Johnson City. The squad loses just a few men and should have an even better record next year. Row l: Bob Lawson, Wes Horton, Gary Sullivan, Steve Gelo, John Seislove, Bob Pessarchick. Row 2: Carl le Olmstead, John Elerding, Norman Leader, Eugene Aldrich, AllWood. C uc C, S CROSS COUNTRY The cross country teams, under the guidance of Mr Saslnek, did well this year despite the fact that they started with a green squad They beatWlndsor, but dropped meets to U E and Ithaca They placed fourth In the sechonals Row T Roy Addis Milan Kadlecik Francls Donnelly Fred Archea Row 2 Duck Greendyke, Willard Hamm George Frledl John Manlcus Ed Fish Page 69 Jvc 0 C 'N' O 3, C Q C C C X J , 'KAVJ Sal J L Te gywl 1-,Qiii QI S inlx li 'igsi j,E, I , . I KR yLfW, A gg i? :ll mb Qpofnm VARSITY C HE ERLEADERS Margaret Wilcox center Nancy-Ellen Stanton Pegg McMahon Mary Loulse King Joanne Sasnlcld Beverly Denney andra Rlley Chrls Anderson Lorretta Merlthew J V C HEERLEADERS Row I Kay Jones Pat Edgar .loan Allg Row 2 Carolyn Dixon Sandra Burke Jerry Judkins N CLUB When a hard seaman of the G A A earns one h dred and fl ty points, she receives a black N and becomes a member of the N Club yacht Only gurls who excell ln a variety of sports belong to this club, whose main purpose is to promote good sportsmanship and co-operation among the girls Page 70 Gall Monell Dlane Daniels Joan Harvey Beverly Denney Helen Finsel Betty Cowan Virgania Atwood Virginia McClearn Marilyn Germond 1- 1 v- A ' I 1 3 I I I , . . . , if g fs J, 1 af - , cv' K ,Q : I p . 5 I 1 - ll u ll Il - 8' . . . ' ll ll un ll n v I . , v . . I I I ' I 1 I I I Row l Lynda Rleth Geraldrne King Madeleine Garbarlno Sandy Burke Betty Cowan Marllyn Germond Helen Flnsel Bev Denny Joan Marie Harvey Bev Mc Andrew Jonamae Butler Row 2 Barb Llbous Varglnia McClaren Grnny Atwood, Pat Fletcher Duane Daniel Jane Graham, Jeanie Floros Krls Gogdlln Joyce Sanders Carol Aton Kay Jones Row3 Sandra Cregler Judy Sltterlee Marcla Holmwood Mary Loulse Leo Pat Curry Barb Shaw Joanne Crowley Patti Chapple, Joan Allg Louella Gee Row 4 Margie Roblnson Nancy Mann Sharon Everllng Betty Dougherty Jeanle Randall Carmen McGill Dale Watson Kay Kennedy Marllla Race Alrce Borglson Row 5 Ruta Stanton Dot Schalles Janet Stanton Thelma Turner Judy Remmele Marslyn Adams Shrrley Stralt Gall Monell GAA The clipper shlp G A A sklppered by Mrs PEP CLUB Wrlma Kern, offers a varlety of sports for Its crew These sailors partlclpate In after school sports ac tnvltres, and earn pornts that enable them to be come crew members rn good standrng The S S Pep Club whose able captain IS Mrs Kerns, rs a shlp rn North s Harbor whose crew mem bers are always ln attendance at football and bas ketball games to cheertherr shipmates on to victory Rowl Esther Donnelly Madeline Garbarmo, Olga Kabanek, Alberta Reldy Beverly Butler Marean Paden Jeanie Floros, Cathy Delnhardt Row 2 Judy Sltterlee Marne Hud bell Marcla Holmwood Virginia McClaren Jonamae Butler Doroth Zllllc Sylvia Elsele Jackie Svoboda Linda Pope Marilyn Kimmel Row 3 Shirley Nedluchal Rosemarie Frls bee Dorothy Bederka Mary Golan Judy Remmele Manlyn Germond Helen Fensel Shlr lle Stralt Joan Grlson Dorothy Hastings Ruth White Row 4 Barbara Lrbous Margie Robinson, Pat Nikula, Barbara Krum, Janet Larish, Cecelia Gillet Geraldine Kung, Lynda Rleth Betty Dougherty Carman McGill Marilla Ball Row5 Sandy Partrsdge Phrl Lerp fert Dot Schalles Rita Stanton, Janet Stanton Thelma Turner Shelva Herrick Mane King Barbara Benedict Kay Kennedy Sally Starr Lucy Hamlin Page 7l . i . , J.. X X 3 1-' , I . . . ' I I I I I I I I I I I . . . ' ' I I I I I I I I ' : I I I I I I I I ' : I I I I I I . . ' . I I I ' ' I . . I I I I I I . . . . ' ' ll ll ' . . . , . . . . ' u rr ' . . . . - - . , , - ' r 0 i U I - . - . 'Q 9 .. f , . 4 'X E . K .,'T13.2 K4 JY: e A Q U N .9 , ' z L 1 i fi ' 'N -ww, g ' r ., - 'tl . . . ' I I I I - 3 I ' , I I I I I I , . . . . - I I ' ' I . . I I I I I I I I I ' : I I I I 1 - 5 I ' I I I I I I I I I ' iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii, X ff ' ff!! ,ZX XX Q M Q PA x SSSXSSXXXSXXXXXXXSXEXX ff my . Q l 7 B QXXXKX Y 2? nz If A-A-A-A-AY Homeroom T09 First row: Gail Brown, Donna Spoor, Betty Risdon, Rosalyn DeSantis, Jean Griffith, Susan Thurston, Lynda Sue Campbell, Ann Holloway, Marold Ellen Mastin. Second row: Nancy Searles, Joan Haverly, Patricia Benham, Lucille Jewell, Tina Gabello, Jnyce Osterhout, Esma Ryan. Third row: Charles Scaran- tim, Byron Smith, Norman Wallace, Louis Ford, Gary Timlle, Harry Morkan- tch. Fourth row: LeRoy Carpenter, Anthony Cipriani, Robert Kendive, Tom Maslar. Homeroom 2l8 First row: Alice Slocum, Carol Boldt, Pat Deitrich, Antoinette Tarsia, Selma Janko, Carole Eustis, Lillian Owens, Mary Hastings, Beverly Ketchem, Janet Fish. Second row: David Tyler, Kath- leen Mosher, Joyce Geary, Charles Clark, William Lambert, Edward VanDer- beck, Joseph Griffith, David Diekow. Third raw: Carl Ramey, William Thomp- son, Bob Palmer, David Nemec, Ronald J. Puglisi, Rudy Krupitza, Richard Nit- to, Harold Wales, Phil Hollenbeck. Homeroom 21 2 First row: Barbara Marold, Carol Be- derka, Carol Krisko, Nancy Winston Marlene Brown, Daneille Mastronardi. Second row: Sandra Davis, Betty Cole- lli, Bonnie Drum, Carol Nabinger, Carole Gardner. Third row: Roberta Magee, Patricia Wilson, Phyllis Nikula. 1 Homeroom 31 i First row: Elise Broening, JoAnn Sch- mouder, Joyce English, Barbara Knapp, Barbara Warren, JoAnn Puglisi, Tom Dow. Second row: Donald Hugaboom, Barbara Francis, Linda Allen, Bonnie Hayes, Margaret Miller, Theresa Mari- ano, Irene Hazilla, Carolyn Smith, Pat Butler. Third row: Paul Matwe , Bill Alig, Bob Williams, Luguis mchael Spot, Edward Balany, John Crosby, Wil- liam Ocker. Homeroom 5 Firstrow: Larry Raley, Tom Menhennett, Ron Svobada, Ralph Stampfler. Second row: Wallace Germond, Bob Young, Dick Shurtleff, Robert Willis. l l Homeroom 219 First row: Roxanne Hazlett, Catherine Eleftherotos, Joan Gilson, Barbara Wright, Rose Marie Gowe, Judy Briggs, Theresa Benton. Second row: Carol Tucker, Patricia Murphy, Pauline Lar- nerd, Marilla Lace, Brenda Hutchings, Sally Starr, Connie Hen'ick. Third row: Gary Crounse, Kemp Reynolds, Charles Miller, Donald Ferr , Ralph Rosenberg. Fourth row: Donald McBride, Terry Kelly, Charles Pizos, Bill Dielow, Ger- ald Madigon, Gerald Galazyn, Veil Avery. pn. Ex 4, X Ir.. ...Z Home room l O8 First row: Stephen Gruse, Marie Stein, Judy Vimislik, Dori s Alle n , Nancy B r a n d o w , Suzanne Sedor, Geraldine Hartranfe, Joyce S o m p so n , Frances Strnatka, Dale Watson, Joseph Lesko. Second row: Robert Cline, Roger West- gate, Fay Travis, Sylvia Eisele, Eliza- beth Brown, Catherine Deinhordt, Marion Jones, Joyce Burt, George Taylor, Ro- land Chilian. Third row: Ronald Slo- hucko, George Seistants, William Clark, Edward Gentile, J o y C o spe r , Don Strnatko, Charles Morgan, Francis Ash, Dean Ogden, Joseph Helm. .., gs .ss S Homeroom 16 First row: Judy VanOrder, Marlyn Car- penter, Susan Vosbury, Sharon Haight, Beverly Butler, Barbara Birtch. Second row: Francis McDaniels, Lloyd Vosbury, Chuck Squires, Steve Gelo, Roger Far- thing. r is Homeroom ll7 First row: Alberta Reidy, Betty Darrow, Sandrs Smith, Jane Lorenc, Bebo Baker, Joan Bodine, Dody Kirkpatrick, Amy Hein, Nancy Scherer, Sandra Harris, Jackie DuMond. Second row: Charles Miller, Peter Cirba, Frank Andros, Bon- nie Shephard, Elaine Polenz, Susan Pickering, Barbara Marko, Joan Bene- dict, Chuck Alise, Ronald Boss, Steve Sedor. Third row: Bob Ampula, Ralph Charlier, David Crumm, Linney O'Mal- ley, John Maragus, Ronald Garuckis, Gerald Davis, Henry Regulski, Harold Panzik, Robert Korba. v Homeroom 2l4 First row: Carol Saunders, Rita Salmini, Tanina Freer, Joan Honnick, Mary Ellen Tyler, Nancy Bittnec, Marilyn Brow, Ruth White, Dorothy Caruso, Jo-Ann Boucher. Second row: Michael Salven- ini, Carole McFate, Marilyn Kimmel, Marian Poden, Nanc Hein, Carole Kenesky, Orman Sattwelll, Douglas Hard- ler. Third row: Joe Caffey, Ron Hover, Paul Simandle, Leo Kane, Gordon Bel- linger, John Ellis, Dave Quick, Eugene Calistri . Homeroom 208 First row: David Allen, Marie Hatfield, Agnes Munroe, Gail VanVorce, Mary Himko, Mary Adams, Eileen Keough, Gladys Hayes, Patricia Kehoe, Bonnie Kane. Second row: Louis Pietrosanti, Peter Chaponis, Ruth Lawson, Carmen McGill, Kay Kennedy, Sandra Winkler, Alice Borgesen, Richard Calisher, Darryl Krewson, Jim Stone. Third row: Leon- ard Ferrante, Harold Rahner, John Spack, David Fuller, Ron Hammett, Wes Hor- ton, Steve Strnatka, Ronald Striss, Don Kyppef- Homeroom 220 First row: Virginia Jones, Norma An- drews, Andrea Merchant, Beverly Hen- sel, Lucille Hamlin, Patricia Thompson, MaryPineau, Linda Weslar, Joy Jurena. Second row: Noreen Edwards, Bill Hider, John Robertson, Keith Hudad, Bob Ru- land, Joseph DuBrava, Stephen Orzell, Alan L. Finney, John Cornell. Third row: John Cobb, Joe Bruetsch, Robert Foland, Dick Dare, Glenn Hayes, Ger- ald Cockerill . Homeroom 307 First row: Muriel Brink, Judy Rowe, Donna Stanton, Betty Dougherty, Phyllis Dickinson, Anne Marie Parlanti, Beverly Murtaugh, Jacqueline Bishop. Second row: ShirlesSickles, Louise Kolesinskas, Rita Montone, Marsha Miller, Barbara Bardeen, Mary Lou Dowling, Brenda Hull, Elizabeth Windsor, Sandra Steph- enson. Third row: Fred Winston, Dan Kunkle, Gene Knapp, Robert Bombara, Ron Hendee, Tom Gourley, LarryVanKu- ren, Myron Howe, Fourth row: James Seaman, Bob Corey, Arnold Cohn, John Ostrom, Philip Smith, Rupert Burruss. Homeroom 3 First row: Dawn Spring, Ruth Walkie, Bernadine McMahon, Sally Fronberry, Darla Johnson, Ginny Kieseler, Pat Edgar, Sandra Elliott. Second row: Ted Ames, Dominic Klenchik, Shirley Clen- dening, Carol Reifler, Gerald Sackett, James Forse, Walter Gillette. Third row: Rodne Gallagher, Richard Clen- dening, Dale Jagger, Richard Lesko, Don Raley, Mike Yurko, Phil Bennett, Robert Hunt. aft lf Homeroom 30l First row: Diane Cafferty, Carol Wein- wurm, Susan Wright, Charlene Johnston, Marion Jones, Hazel Lasher, Sandra Mueller, Sandra Bull, Nancy Frederick. Second row: Pat Connors, Judy Ann Murphy, Joan Zillic, Marjorie Rycper- ger, Frances Pintz, Sandra Lord, Bar ara Joy, Ralph Fasold, Third row: Authur Holmes, Ronald Ferrante, Darrell Emery, Ray Benedict, Ronald Steele, Byron Ken- ney, Robert Neville. Fourth row: Don Vanderhaar, Jim Casey Roy Johnson, Ross Dutcher, John O'Brien. Homeroom 206 First row: Nancy Day, Cecil Dyer, Ester Swansbrough, Sally Anne Stevens, Diane Hall, Joyce Johnson, Pat Hicks, Dotty Patrick, Rosalie Keefer, Theresa Neville. Second row: Gerald Doty, Roger Freize, John Elerding, Fran Med- dleton, Donald MacDutfee, Elaine Lee, Joan Hancock, Sheila Welch, Sharon Krise, Shirley Hallsent. Third row: Tom Cavanangh, William Hotchans, Bob Capwell, Austin Mariani, Dick Romano, Francis Hegedus, Gordon Barton, Stanley T. Rigo, David H. Clugstone. i Homeroom 26 First row: Robert Beard, Robert Brown, Ralph Brown, Gordon Shiney, Richard Martin, Dave Robbins. Second row: Art Reynolds, Eugene V. Johnson, David Keefe, Marvin Soboleski, Ken Seaman. Third row: Bob Kowalewski, Sam De Bel- lis, R o na l d Pirkins, George Savage, Gordon Chapel . Homeroom i05H First row: Marcia Stanton, Dorothy Zil- lic, Barbara Vincent, Virginia Steere, Shelva Smales, Elaine Printz, Anna Testani, Sandra Rovente, Sue Ellen Quinne. Second row: Barbara Kauchis, Janet Larish, Sandra Rose, Sandra Gorm- ly, Donna Ostrum, Jo-Ann Buchta, Diane Briggs. Third row: Ronald Her- rick, Ronald Smith, Bob Pessarchick, Stan Konuto, Ed Hutchings, Joe Bednar, Fred Doolittle. Fourth row: Paul Doi- ton, Ed Mercinsavage, James O'Neil, John Hogan. Q-:se Homeroom l05G First row: Jacque Knapik, Eleanore Benjamin, Barbara Ressigue, Patricia Stearns, Sue Andrews, Sandra McVick- er, Marie Hubbell, Jeanne Randall, Jacqueline Smith. Second row: Herman Doetsch, Kathleen Darling, Dorothy Bederka, Rosemarie Frisbee, Martha Schnurbursh, Carol Smith, Barbara Hemp- stead, Clellen Frisbee. Third row: Ed Norton, John Kaminsky, Joe Gaetani, Jack Hess, Dick Selby, Jack Harring- ton, Joe Schnurbusch. atv Homeroom 107 First row: Lillian Devfold, Mary Mona- han, Sharon Greenough, Jean Prentice, F ra n S hor t , Bernadine Vrabel, Linda Potter, Marian Whitten, Nita Lacey. Second row: Anthony Giordani, Clyde Getman, Pete Silba, Dave Smith, Shirley Neduchal, Theda Forrest, Shirley Yev- chinecz, Karl Knapp. Third row: Bill Pepperd, Richard Sullivan, Edward Fish, Don Strunk, Melvin Spoor, Bill McCau- ley. Homeroom H85 First row: Phyllis Almstead, Marilyn lrving, Atoinette Miele, Mary Louise Leo, Elsie Schmidt, Judy LaMaitis, Joan Clark, Jerry Judkins. Second row: Ro- berta H i c k e y , Kathleen Ann Brown, Sandra Beckwith, Sandra Croft, Betty Cass, Judy George, Carol Greenough, Beverly Grant. Third row: Ronald Cole, Tom Burke, John Seislove, Ron Feldman, Jack MacDowall, Stuart Katteski, Keith Heggelke, Thomas Allen, ThomasCooper. Homeroom 118C First row: Carol Reynolds, Linda Keene, Nancy Becker, Nanc Qulnlivan, Judy Loveland, Judy Culgen. Second row: Paul Brennan, Robert Sokolinsky, James Allen, Willard Sexton, Dave Weyant. Third row: Paul Jubl,Lawrence Dutcher, Geprge Trimble, James Lisko, John Pol- loc . Homeroom 205 First row: Lynne Creager, Jeannette Bunts, Patricia Saunders, Nancy Di Ri- GFIZO, Joan Knox, Joyce Murray, The- resa Shepard, Kay Kellam, Mary Kay Reilly. Second row: Adola Brigrotta, Dane Edwards, Nelson Buchanan, George Friedl, Tom Harrington, Marty Durish, Bonnie Crystal. Third row: Mitch Hider, Gerry Hart, Ed Tomashek, Bob Scott, Norman Knapp, Albert Cadwell, Lael Wheeler. 'vi Homeroom 203 First row: Ellen Ely, Mary H. Todack, Norma Woodruff, Sandie Scott, Connie McCormack, Carolyn Hogeboom, Rita Opie, Pat Clark. Second row: Bob Garbade, Nora Cashman, Donna Matias, Kay Jones, Maureen Mallery, Wright Karl. Third row: Ron Moore, Gary Wheeler, Norman Hoaglin, James Be- ment, Allen Barnes, Richard Morrison. Fourth row: Thomas Kasmir, .lim Need- ham, Frank Denniston, Peter Dimitri, Mike Pandich, Ray Hull, Emerett Oak- ley. Homeroom 209 First row: Linda Pope, Joyce Brady, Marjorie Empet, Nancy LaBar, Gerald- ine King, Carol Landmesser. Second row: Corlyn Stark, Pura Velez, Shirley Stanton, Sally Clark, Patricia Bihr, Marlene Childs, Virginia Ryan. Homeroom 217 First row: Mary Distaso, Janice Brewer, Mirle Wayne, Beverly Ruggerio, An- toinette Sautro, Rosita Basti, Margaret Hardy, Audrey Gillette, Joanne Foulke. Second row: Melissa Perine, Mari Jo Gialanella, Judy Noyes, Marlene Fox, Barbara Atwater, Rita Berardi, Beverly Baldwin, Ed Hale . Third row: James Stein, David Luickley, Leonard James Christian, Ray Gerdus, John MacDonald, Charles Hells, John Lyon. Fourth row: John Smith, William Truex, Edward Egan, Roy Weaver, Jerry Walker, Jim Bridger, Louis Rosenburg. QN Homeroom 215 First row: Sally Reardon, Carolyn Ross, Dorothy Hastings, Barbara Shaw, Pat Curry, Sandra Post, Priscilla Perkins. Second row: Barrett Jones, Dean Cole, Carol Konecny, Ellen Honnick, Norma Jean Hatfirld, Dean Youngs, Gerald Monahan. Third row: Gary Ransom, Edward Maczko, Richard Donnelly, Joe Libous, Jim Clifford, Gary Sullivan, Bruce Phillips, Erik Fznbol . Homeroom 303 First row: Ma rc ia Holmwood, Joan Bodewald, Sandra Farthing, Bernice Meode, Carole Rounds, Barbara Durat- chalk, C arol Farr , Letty Erecitano, Michaeline Pecka, Peg Guentensperger. Second row: Judy Hart, Sharon L. C l ugsto ne, Linda L. Barney, Robert Skiba, Edward Andreiko, George Rein- hard, John Stoddart, Jeane Ann Wood. Third row: Gerald Bezek, Michael Vos- bury, Jack Stanley, Robert lnman, Dave Gottshall, Tom Kilmer. Homeroom 308 First row: Richard Gates, Phyllis Brown, Alida Kuenzli, Joan Alig, Patti Chapple, Jeannine Lyon, Chris Micalizzi . Second row: Fred Miller, Bill Spring, Dick Striss, Mark Georgia, David Francis, Clinton Puzo. Third row: David Hink- ley, Darryl Champoux, Jon Michael, Willis Platt, Bob Conlon, Bill Krviat- kowaki . Homeroom 305 First row: Betty Mosher, Ruth Silver, Sandy Hanan, Pap Hill Ruth Eddy, Judy Sitterlee, Gail McFate, Lynda Rieth, Kay Crowley, Carol Aton, Virginia Lacey, Katherine Seeley. Second row: James Leonard, Vincent Borelli, Steve Kukol, John Winchell, Leslie Morris, James Balan, Tom Smith, Ernest Hein. Third row: John Peters, Edward Mason, Curtis Mellen, Andrew Kostyshak, Dick Byron, Carl Meacham, Richard Samp- son. Homeroom 6 First row: Alan Stahr, Bob Alger, Jim Zungali, Bob Lawson, Tom Cline, Joe Winterstein, Don Martin. Second row: Jerone Lasher, Gene Rader, Norm Tripp, Norman Leader, Bob Ostrom, Charles Pent, Louie DiLascia. Lg, 5 'Tr ,Q Homeroom 2 First row: Philip Swan, Leo Heavey, Wayne Crampton, Dave White, Edward Zamecink, Kenneth Perun, Dennis George. Second row: John Sherman, Siegfried Rosenberg, Eugene Aldrick, Jim Aylesworth, Dick Kiinko, Dennis Smith, Harry Schivenz, Henry Runyon. Third row: John Eddy, Dave Frey, Nick Mesley, Richard Florance, William Corle. 5 'L Homeroom I7 First row: Brian Wood, Robert Alex- ander, John Villanti, Charles Russell. Second row: John Norton, John Bell, David Robert. Homeroom 202 First row: Linda Goodyear, Beverly Gordon, Judy Remmele, Sandra Burke, Margie Robinson, Nancy Furino, Carol Spears, Olga Kabanek, Marie Allen. Second row: Dick Miller, Kent Blair, Ernie Carpenter, Richard Thomas, Carl Wendlandt, Curt Kennedy. Third row: Dick Laterrick, Willard Hamm, Alan Shanley, Jim LaCoy, Dan Parsons. x Nu---4-I XXX 1 Homeroom 216 First row: Dot Schalles, Jan Markham, Romaine Simonson, Jeanenne Riker, Barbara Stanton, Dolores Lindsey, Ros- alie Fish, Marilyn Shanley. Second row: Joni Grant, Rita Stanton, Jeanne Stanton, Joyce Anderson, Phil Leipfert, Sandra Cregier. Third row: Ray Ger- dus, AI DiLascia, Dan Krizinofski, Duane Hamlin, Don Beam, Sam Liberto. Homeroom 7 First row Donald Cole Bull Jones Bull McNerney. Second row. Richard Duet- fenbock, Everett Johnson, John Brrietsch . Homeroom I l First row: Albert Travis, John Mooney, Charles Smith, Dick Capalaces. Second row: Moe Blair, Clark Galazyn, Bob Terry, Ted Webb. Third row: Jack Simma, Cliff Silver, John O'Malley. DB .N if , Home room l 0 First row: Harold McKee, Willard Staff, Ronald Harris, Richard Lritz, Stewart Kreskiey. Second row: Neil Glood- good, Ronald Smith, Charles DeHaven, Jerry Osterhout, Joe DiLuzio. Third row: Tom Warren, Johnnie Fiore, Ross Cooley, Ronald Brink. as ,' Q -I , I Q . . 5 + Homeroom 27 First row: Bob Dubil, Fran Donnelly, Jack Schnurbusch, Louis Miller, Allen Carter, Dick White. Second row: Phil Olsenson, Sterling Toman, Ray Addis, Andy Lomonaco, Fred Tanner, Ron Kna p. Third row: Stan Bicking, Milan Kadllecik, Duke Wildey, George With- ers, Gerald Oliver. x ' ' Homeroom I3 First row: Bob Decker, Paul Nannl, Ronald Nabinger, Authur Gugon. Sec- ond row: Bill Turner, Tom O'Shea, Jim R czak, Kenneth Kidder, Joseph Archie. Third row: Don Santi, John Tripiciano, Frank Ashman, Bill O'Reilly, LynnWal- lace, Lowell Stroud. Homeroom i I3 First row: Joyce Eddy, Marjorie Wheel- er, Alice Treat, Virginia Silver, Mar- guiete Gage. Second row: SueWalker, Carol VanMarter, Thelma Turner, Joyce Hill, Patricia Gaige. Third row: Carol Dye, Beverly McAndrew, Ester Donnel- ly, Marilyn Krebs. Homeroom l I5 First row: JoAnn Brigiotta, Frances Buckland, Sally Stanley, Janet Mosher, Sandra Osborn, Louella Gee, Joan Harvey. Second row: Joyce Boynansky, Ann Tyrrell, Jean Cerretani, Lucille Testani , Kathleen McGuire, Julia Heneuy, Sandra Partridge. Third row: Edward Sporks, John McGlone, Ken Cole, Mike Mercincavage, Julien Kav- ilian, Ron C hapman, Lee Sherwood, Gene Briggs, John Brown. 'Y 111 eligfi H id L4 A c .usa Homeroom l I4 First row: Joanelene Ganow, Sharon Matthews, Marcia Brace, Barbara Drum, Esma Ryan, Constance Scanks, Judy Ross, Pat Nikula, Marilyn Adams, Lois Renczkowski . Second row: Richard Jef- fery, Lewis Gregory, Gary Myers, Thomas Warmouth, Joseph Johnson, Al- bert Otto, Maurice MacMyne, Joseph Chilletti. Third row: Jim Gittchell, John Banford, Jim Mayzaro, Carlyle Olmstead, Joe Lauko, John Vaughan. iri s Y Homeroom i i6 First row Lois Tyler Diane Daniels Lucille Niles Frances Long Pat Adams Brenda Shlvely Anna Klpper Judy Beach Doris Bederka Second row Sandra Isabell Winnie Ingersoll Evelyn Cahill Beverly Badger Barbara Bene dict, Grace Goodlme, Peggy Vaughn, Sharon Everling, Joyce Saunders. Third row: Donna Warren, Nancy Finch, Shirley Wolford, Pat Fletcher, Barb Libous, Nancy Ross, Sally VanScoy. Fourth row: Don Clark, Bob Chase, John Donnelly, Art O'Loughlin, Jeff Bartholomew, David Chase, Jim Saxon. Homeroom 2l3 First row: Carolyn Dixon, Camille Nap- pi, Geraldine Lewis, Cecelia Gillet, Eleanor VanDunk, Jane Graham, Janice Graham, Judy Dingman, Barb Patton. Shirley Strait. Second row: Catherine Shafer, Colleen Seeley, Barbar Krum, Mary Ann Connelly, Carol Edwards, Nan Redner, Sandra Talbott, Bev Den- ney, Martha Miller, Barbara McLean. Third row: Lloyd Dent, Lawrence Adri- an, Bob McDevitt, Jerry Evans, Harold Davin, Jim Sabraw, Lance Smith. 5V vgfY fZfQfz1 J 0 Q 0 0 F C' Q.......i' Q 0 oo Q3 fy, I jf ff ff XX QM!! V I X1 E o '1 'f li . ' - L42 .,.-v....., l V Y' ' x-- J vf K WX 47 fy fc, M ff: NWN Q VMS, X fi-iQ ey 2 wi QL fx .O X I j 52 , K, ,W , fx A-Y ,,W..7Y-- ,fl'.lfZ,l'Q!ZZ!ZZ! X 1 T.,-,--,, , J, , I, -,fa-Z ff -V V YW, Y,, K -J - Y Mwgv -Lk Hy, ,--3-,- J 4Cf , wif., ' mg Fw we 52 D B F'-'A-,-,ff , . , M77 g-, 1 q X-M-XXX XX-X ff A IX C-37 ' ,XXX X 4X 'psxj Qi., Q'--H 4- S ,-...Y gmolevrb Cowvwilt The good ship North wouldn't be sailing so smooth- ly ifit weren'tfor our amiable and capable student council. AII hands on deck, calls the representative from each homeroom to meet with the officers and ad- visors to discuss money-raising campaigns, ideas for improvement of the ship, and to select assemblies for our entertainment. This gives each student a chance to Hsound ofV' and express hh ideas through the medium of his homeroom representative . When the reserve in the vaults began to dwindle, our student government came up with a new idea for re- placing it. A committee constructed and edited a sea- men'sH handbook enthled the HTeepee for which everyone had to bail out twenty-five cents. North's council was host to the Southern Tier inter- scholastic conference where nine different vessels were represented on our decks. Our crew isn't the only one which has problems. The other ships were also found to be concerned aboutship-spidt, money-raiing proiectq efHcient spending of funds and equitable conhibutions to charHies. So, whether it is a good paid assembly, benches on which to rest our weary sealegs outside of school, or a nilk and ice creanmstand, let's give a salute to our Student Council . Page 88 Y SPRING OFFICERS Duck Holmwood Kent Blalr Nancy Hufchmgs Ernle Glordanle 4 -L-Jr' -4' ,Q i' ++ Row l Sharon Haight Jeannie Cerrefanl MOYQUETITG Gage Barbara Patron Nancy Hutchings Judy Geverf Barbara Englush Barbara Shaw Patrncla Stearns Elaine Prinfz Row 2 Carol Meacham Charles Scaranhno Joyce Johnson Nancy Furuno Duane Daniels Carol House Llncla Pope Cafherune Deinhardf Bonnie Hayes Phyllis Nlkula Row 3 Pat Connors Gary Crounce Ted Ames Jon Michael John Boyd Jack Mathias Charles Russell Row 4 AI DILascla Sam De Bellus Tom Burke Tom Zullck Tom O Shea Jam Brldgen Ted Carvalho Row 5 Loreifa Merlfheu Margaret Wilcox Sandra Riley Ruta Monrone Page 89 V - I , , . V 4. Y w 1 r . , 6 . , g 4, Ii i J 'f 0 v - 1 . , Q . 4 1 N-. C2 1 ,. ' I. V. , - , x ,,1:,,Q'l if v V n - . 5 . - ' . ' , ,. , 'wnsnff 'K 45. V L1 TIT? V .1 .- , L A : I I I I I I I I I ' : I I I I . . . . I I I I I ' ' I I I I I I ' : I I I I . . . u . . . . I I ' ' I I I ' J X The year 1955-1956 has been a busy one for the North Star, a vessel which conducted eight production cruises. Editors Elaine Kern, during the Fall term, and Nancy Hutchings, during the Spring term, under the supervision of Mr. Haight, directed a crew of some fifty members in the production of the North Star, our ship's paper which covers news, features, sports,special columns, and ads. Aside from publishing the North Star, the crewmembers spon- sored their annual bake sale and the election of the king and queen to reign at the annual May Fling. To aid in North Star production, both a special cabin and map- room of seamen was started this year. Mary Ann Connelly, Barbara Mc- Lean--Feature Editors, Barbara Krum-- Advertising Manager, Janet Graham-- Buslness Manager, Janice Graham-- News Editor, Barbara Patton--Typing Manager, Nancy Kedner, Sandra Tal- bott-Circulatlon Managers , Gerry Lewis--Exchange Editor, Nancy Hut- chings--Edltor-in-chief, Carol Ed- wards--Managing Editor, Bob McDev- Ittf--Sports Editor, Jim Saxon--Photo- graphy. Members--Joyce Murray, Nancy Ross, Martha Miller, Carolyn Ross, Melissa Perine, Joanne Crowley, Nancy Stanton, Elaine Printz, Olga Kabanek, Cecelia Glllet, Dolores Lindsey, Marcia Holmwood, Colleen Seeley, Eleanor Van Dunk, Lois Tyler, Chris Anderson, Maggie Wilcox. Z Il ,4 3 Q, f Wampum Business Staff Marie Hubbel Barbara Llbous Duane Daniels Barbara Benedict Doris Bederka Under the direction f Captain Demaree the S S Wampum holsts its anchor at the beginning of the school year and sets sail. The cargo is begun with the theme, cover and dedication of the Wam- pum's annual publication. After the main cargo is loaded, the iourney gets under way. Then the Wampum sails into its real work. The headquarters for action is cabin ll6, where the crew gives up their eighth period study hall to work on the year- book. R xyxx 'all If xXxgs gySS A fairly new cruiser in North's harbor is the French Club, captained by Mrs. Mary T. Pierce. Meetings, during which the activities are in French, are held once a month. The main purpose of the club, whose First Mate is Barbara English, is to become more adept at the language. This club also pays for the National French tests which are taken by the French students each year. Row l: Chris Anderson, Pat Hill, Patti Chapple, Kris Gagolin, Camilla MacLeod, Sandra Burke. Row 2: Pat Eagar, Nancy Stanton, Barbara Eng- lish, Ann Tyrrell, Carol Edwards, Mrs. Pierce. Row 3: JoAnn Brigiotta, Pat Blhr, Barbara Ressegiue, Judy Sitter- lee, Ginny Ryan. XN Nancy Redner Beverl Denney Rich ard Kroiss Ronald Co e Donald Van derhaar, Lloyd A Dent, Wayne Knapp Betty Cowan Diane Daniels Lols Tyler Bob Cline Pat Conners Jol-in Restlno John Stoddart John Sqhwqb Stoutenburg Does chivalry exist among modern seamen? This topic is one of many discussed at the meetings of the S S North High s debating club the Forensic Forum captalned by Miss Stoutenberg Besides conducting many interesting and unusual debates, this steamer also sponsors various activi ties aboard ship and plans many parties Forensic Forum is the group for any crew member who likes to take part in the debates and have lots of fun Page 92 A if , i iw 0 .' 'P A 9 --.l it A 1 'q '1n'iil' i l O X M xx 'U Ks' Seated left to right Dick Morrison Jerome Shaver ArtO Loughlln John Denine Standing left to right Dick Holmwood Mr Ronald Johnston John Lyons Jim Bemenet Ted Ames Jay Casper Albert Otto Frank Dennison Gary Wheeler Service to the school and community form the anchor for Key Club, which is sponsored by the Kiwanis Club l crew members sell football programs and run a concession stand at the basketball games This year s officers are Jerome Shaver P esldent, Art O Loughlm, Vice President, Jon Mlch als, Secretary, and Dick Morrison as Treasurer Mr Ronald Johnston is the faculty advisor for this group E Barbara Patton Sandra Talbott QQ X 1' X -has WI 5 - K xxs,o- lx QQQHHH ' 6' 75 x ,xxx 5 S' I -A ,' ' f n Q .. . 5-- ET ' 1 ' 3 T ' J S . . ' C . - .3 n N -- , N3 ' . y a I of .,,Z' Q- A s - O . . me -S4 -, T s , - E' - 2 '. 8 . . . . 3- N N N . 5 - . . . I. ' 3 - s l is . ' 5 ' ' KD T ..: ?!tNx . ' ' ' isiifir f rx! ' r V I, gg I Q . Q ,i..:.::r,',:f l ' . . .. ar X ffflf To create, malntcnn, and extend throughout the home, school, and community, hugh standards of Chrustlan char acter IS the purpose of the good ship HI Y manned by Mr Crolssant The slogan of thus vessel IS Clean llvmg, speech, athletics and scholarship Actlvltles are of a soclal, athletic, cavlc and educa tional nature These Include dances, parties, game com petltxons with other HI Y vessels, a state youth leglslatlon program, local clvlc benefit campaigns, youth conferences on youth problems and fund ralsmg prolects C e n te r counterclockwlse Ernle Guordanl Bryon Smlth Duane Hamlln George Cestauts David Robert Fred erlclc Daly TRI H Beverly Grant Louella Gee Joan Benedict Betty Hudalc Dorothyzulllc Vurgmna Jones Am Hem Joan Hon nick Ellen Honmc Lorralne Utter Sally Starr Marllla Race Carmen McGill Kay Kennedy Gloria DeSte fano Murues Bnnk Beverly Ruggerlo Barbara Kauchls Mrs Blockberger Mrs Blochberger, helmsman ofthe Trl HI Y , and her crew have been very busy an varlous prolects during the past year Among theur actlvltles was the contrrbuhon of Thanksgiving and Chrlstmas baskets to needy famllles The annual rendezvous was held In Binghamton thus year A triangle representmg the mund body, and splrzt ID a cur cle, symbolizing the completeness of Chrushan life, IS the emblem ofthe orgamzatlon l-HY Jo ce English Ann Holloway, Bren da S lvely Judy Gevert Barbara Manthey Marold Mastln Sally Van Scoy Jeannlne Lyon Every Wednesday night Y Teens, comprised of teenage gurls from the near by vessels, meet at the Y W C A for business, relaxatuon, and recreatuon Y Teens IS not only llmlted to Binghamton There are groups all over the globe They have partlclpated In many various prolects and actlvutles throughout the year Page 93 -'xx x xx , 11111 7 1 Y 1 lfq I Y I ff! ,X Front row kneellng Lance Smrth Vel Avery Peg Gutensberger Bull McNerney James Bement Row 1 Linda G od L o year Vlrglnra acey Geane Anne Wood Nancy Furuno Janice Graham Jane Gra ham Andrea Merchant Phyllis Brown Barbara Bardeen Duane Meacham Row2 Donald Cole Joe Grlflth Donald Hogebeon Janice Markham Gerald Bezek Roland Chlllan Peter Matway Eugene Callstrl Betty Colelll Phyllas Nikula J k ac Stanley Joyce Sanders Joe Flato Carole Wernwurn Edward Manson Norman Wallace Margaret Muller Suzanne Turston Row 3 Donald Mann Carol Rounds J anet Bunts Sterling To- man Emll Augustine Loel Wheeler John Peters Shlrley Clendening Clyde Getman Floyd Vosbury Joe Lauko Douglas Hardler Wulluam Spring Row4 Ronald Howley Orman Saurtwell Bonnle Shepard Constance McCor K muc aren McNerney Bull McChesney Gall Monell Krlstlne GoGlln Mural Brlnk Gary Wheeler Anthony Crprnano Mary Anne Zebrosky, Alan Sthar Ship Ahoy! Our talented band b IS on oard Whether at be a parade, football garle, pep assembly, band concert or contest our l , accomp :shed band comes through wut flying colors Under their capable captain, Mr Richard McCutchan, the band does an excellent rob with any assrgnment that comes sts way Band music such as ours IS appreclated by everyonel VN! 5,1 .wx On the thrrd deck we fund Mlss Marlon Thornburn with her crew of chorallers Thus crew not only sang sea chanteys at various assemblies un school, but their GCYIVILIES extended outside the walls of North as well Therr log Included a performance at the Calvin Coolrdge P T A ln February and In May the sectronal contest for ranks at Oneonta Last year at Syracuse a B ranking was obtained In the state contest W can certamly be proud of our chorrl Row I Cecelia Glllet Joan Harvey Louella Gee Darlene Nelson Jeannine Lyon Brenda Shlvely Donna Stout Ruta Opre Bernice Meade Row 2 Joan Bodine Ruth Whlte Sherla Welch Phyllns DlCkIf'lSOf'l Betty Marold Mary Drstaso Ellen Ely Janet Larrsh Row3 Katherine Seeley Jeanne Randall Sandra Partridge Phsl Lelpfert Vlrglnla Srlver Alrce Borgeson Nancy Frederrck Elalne Lee Ruth Lawson Row4 Domlnlc Kleuchlk Gordon Belllnger Bob Lawson Ed Fxsh John Smith Phrlrp Swan Paul Matwey David Chase Row 5 Sregfrled Rosenberg Euguene Calustre Andrew Gresko Sam Llberto Wrllxam Lambert Donald Hugaboom Q Q !KXyyt5ss QQQ5 58 ll Il C PR A boat in the North High Harbor that has recently launched on its maiden voyage is the Technical Electrical Society. At present, this group of hardy sailors is con- tributing ta the educational and extra-curricular life of the school . The present mates of this ship are: First Mate, Arthur O'Loughlin, Second Mate, David Miles, Third Mate, Her- bert Mossman, and Keeper ofthe Ship's Treasure, Richard Lelnbach. North's Harbor can boast that a fairly new vessel is coasting off to a good voyage . John Devine, David Parker, Ed Bul- ger, Art O'Loughlin, President, Herb Mossman, Secretary, Jack Humphrey, Dick Leinbach, Treasurer, David Miles, Vice President. OJE GUILD The Red Cross, a vessel manned by Miss Virginia Greenmun, consists of one crewman from each cabin, al though every seaman at North IS technically a mate Each year the Red Cross has two malor protects l the fall the crew has a membership drive ln the spring gift boxes are shipped to chrldren in any part of the world where there is need for better relations Sally Anne Stevens Marlorne Rep perger Carol Konecny Judy Noyes Peg Guentensperger, Duane Daniels Donna Motlac Donna Stanton Joyce English Dave White Joan Haverly Callie Wilmot Alice Treat, Joyce Br Marne Benson BonnreShe hard Beverly Ketchem P Providing noon hour movles for the entertainment and enloyment of the crew members of the S B North Hugh 31.13 I I I 5 ui an - - - - II ni i - - ' . n I . l l .0 ' 1 ' , ' A i . . - 'I ,L O . , . I . I 'iQ X . I . .QI I X is s . ' - ' ,I . . ' . li . ' 1, ' ' ' . ll ' in e I ,. -' s - - - . 525 r , f ar -J ,FJ , at : , ' 5 i , 4' . -I - ' u . P J E p , FQIV . J E ' V V ' J. . 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' is he dut of Protection Guild The Guild shows educatlona films for various classes as well as making mess time aboard ship on dark and gloomy days pass quickly Rowl Charles Heller President Leslie Morris Vice President on Michael Secretary, Dick Greendyke Treasurer Row 2 Lawrence Adrian Ed Haley Dominic Klenchik o Cline John Cobb Row 3 Chick Doll Graydon Wood Ellwyn Van Vorce Curt Mellen Roger James Page 96 ,T NN, V z vkzsv-' Kathleen Madigan Jack Math ras Joe Llbous Jack Humphrey Jerome Shaver D ld ona Domurad Bob Perry Chuck Allse Judy Dmgman Carlyle Olmstead Helen Flnsel BarbaraKrum Bob Jurena Jacque Knapllc Chuck Smith Bob Hunt GallMonell Betty Wood BettyCowan Anita Treat All ce Treat Joe Coons Chris Anderson Jo Anne C l row ey Ronald Perkins Roger James Jim Block Roger Bennett Roger Bryan Guen Barrett Duane Gardner Carl Dlener John Alexan der Barbara Libous QW 615 9 o ASSOC Salll e expert seamen of Driver s Association This club IS designed to promote safer and more skillful wlndlammlng amongstour fellow mates Besides putting on roadeos themselves, they also compete in inter ship regattas Recently petitions requesting that the driver s training program be put on a full time basis were circulated in the cabins by this group, and a delegation took them to Mr Helfer, the Commander In chief of the Allied Fleets They plan to set up a Safe Teen Club for any teenager in homeport This will give recognition to the safe teenage driver by supplying hlm with a luminous stern and bow strip and a dogtag ln case of a shipwreck or violation of a navigation law, the teenage enslgn will lo th se ese for a penod of time decided by the Captain ng through the winding channels come th CANWR A CLUB xP-V ,,1llI Ili, I, If, The Camera Club, under the supervision of Captaun Charles Konecny, gives the amateur photographer a chance to improve his interests. The Camera Club has nation wide contests in which any crewman may take part When he enters these con tests, he learns where he needs more Improvement and also hel s th h ' p e p otographer to get acquainted with different photographic gear. Row I Ken Seaman, Eugene Jen sen Row2 Jim Saxon, Vic Elderkin, Bob Corey, Jeff Bartholomew Page 97 Q , 1,111 lfl0p eeggcn Row l Pat Edgar Pat Chapple Barbara Shaw Pat Curry Barbara Allen Rose mary Mokrohlsky Judy Gevert Camalla MacLeod Sally VanScoy Carol Edwards Margaret Adams Ruta Ople Row 2 Lynda Rleth Kay Kennedy Shirley Wolford Pat Fletcher Lous Tyler Barbara Manthey Chrns Anderson Gerry Lewis Elanne dow Barbara Ressegure Judy Noyes Betty Cowan Duane Danlels Barbara Llblous Donna Stanton Bonnie Hayes Loretta Mernthew Row 4 Rnchard Krolss Make Klepfer Match Hlderskl Lloyd Dent Dave Whlte Gary Sherer Jerone Shaver Bob Chase Roger James Jam Forse hmm wg. I Comedles, dramas, romances, mysterues, and melo dramasare all presented by North s Llttle Theater Guild a vessel manned by Captain Raymond D Merchant Thus crulser holds meetmgs every Wednesday at sax bells, has assemblies, plans parties, and often puts on short plays for the benefit of its crew Its crew members batten down the hatches each semes ter to present a three act stage production for the pleasure of the landlubbers All crew members participate In thas bug event either as actors, student directors, painters, set builders, or by workung on various committees Everyone enloys the work of thus shnp its crew and those who buy play tickets. . ,qv I 'TIM 'EN Page 98 l 4 f r l V g 5 f ' l - I 1 v 1. fx V x I I Y : I I D I I 1 ' I I ' I I I I I. ' : I I I ' I I I I I Pnntz, Eleanor Surune, Margaret Wnlcox. Row 3: Marsha VanVorce, Nancy Bran- I . I I I ' I I . I . ' .. : ' I I I I I I 1 , - I . I -X K . I 1 I ll ' ' II I ll . ll - 1 . . . -- K ' ' 9 1611 942 u mal l on K.. 11? LN? me Page 99 Row I: Lois Tyler, Rosemary Mokrohi- sky Pat Fletcher, ShurleyWolford Row 2 Karl Knapp David T ler Ronald Bors 3 Don Clark John Morogus, Francls Ash Thom as Kasmer Sod Lelnbach Joe Les a Row i' if ' . ' . ,,,. 7 3 t 1 E I 1 ' Q v' X I ' : ip CW I 1 l fp V ' 2 ,, V ., Y Nr ' v A - A V Q? Y 4 1+ , fr 'ff'-I gl., 2 , , A ff Q ' 1 if, ' L ' :Qffim a U . I I , k',L-, yi Jw : ,Q Y' A 1 jf . W . R 2' Q B if ,mn X .1 .77 f 5 'I' rr. ' 'T galil 4 . A 7 A, Q f Q A . Y I , -6 I 1 y I . H .. j , ' 'l ,. a re .. , f,.1.,. ivrmgfygr-Az, N . 13 7 3 - A AQ, xy V, . . H. ., X , ,,,XL ., r,., 'K-kf'Q'Q -- rv: A A l . I , l I I 5:1 V? i .. NW BP Iliff I IZIIIIIIII lff I ll lllll' II llllll ll ,,, glwmz lllfll ,,, N as rt f Wil 1 l , N Ill in ffl lllzffy, iflglfllgi W9 Row l Donna Hayes Jeanne Floros Barbara LIblOUS Duane Daniels Marilyn Adams Marilyn Germond Judy Gevert Camilla MacLeod Row 2 Judy Remmele Margie Robinson Shirley Wol ford Patty Fletcher Barbara Manthey Chris Anderson Row 3 Beverly Denney Frances Long Elaine Winsor Catherine Shafer Barbara McLean Ann Tyrrell Nanc Parker Row4 Winnie In gersoll Barbara Beardsley Loretta Merrthe M W I f'f'V7'7f,.. fa testis ,S tail? ti ml fm-mf fjgy 2+ VI 'S-4. My in , Seated left to rlght Frances Long Camel la MacLeod Shlrley Wolford Standing Vlrgmla McClaren Barbara McLean w argaret :cox Mary allgher A promlnent shlp rn North High s harbor IS Llt Club a schooner whose crew of sensor gurls is gurded by Mlss Tobias Semi monthly the crew members meet for book re views presented by one of the crew or an outside mate I keeping wuth the season of the year, the crew glves sea togs and money to the Gospel Mlsslon at Christmas and at Easter they have an egg colonng contest As a clvlc serv ace they donate a book to the fleet llbrclry donate to the Weaver Cache the United Fund, and have loint meetings wuth Central s Lat Club :Il Id gl N i I, 0' TPA 1. V L gg, new X sssr, ', frt' V ,,.,, , N-' .h sk, N V t fs't ' ff - - --2 , ,,,- ,1 .- N 'f-' V-'Q I lit ,,,r, J ,, l'- at ' In Z,r,:,,,f'2' 1, a .V s - tt - r I s ' F f'--f wtf , aff. fx . 1: rf A-,g if X . - 'rw ' - . I Q ru,-M? if., - ' s O N . if 5 . 4 . . i L . ' , N ' . , F , . . . , s ' . 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' 1 Q I . . . s I l :J I 5 A :- H Owl The S S Honor Society steamed into the North Hugh port thus year wrth Marrlyn Germond at the helm Judy Gevert as Flrst Mate, Second Mate, Joyce Anderson and Gerry Lewls as Keeper of the Ship s Treasure Whrle In port, the shup drafted a tide of ensrgns who were lnltlated In an Impressive ceremony These recruits who are outstandrng In character, serv ace leadership and scholarshup, must mauntaln a 4 25 average untll their Senior A term on board when at may drop to 4 O0 The advisors on the deck are Mr Charles Konecny Mass Rosemary Carroll, Mr Mrchael Segrue, and Muss Barbara Qurnn The club sponsors noon hour dances and provides ushers for the assemblies Rowl Llnda Goodyear Janlce Graham Olga Kabanek Beverly Denney Duane Daniels Mrss Quunn Mr Segrue Mrss Carroll Luculle Nrles Marllyn Germond ShlrleyWolford Rosemary Mok rohusky Margaret Adams Row 2 Jamce Markham Rlta Stanton Francis Long Barbara Patton Shelva Herrick Barbara McLean Barbara Manthey Judy Gevert Nancy Hutchings Camilla Mac Leod Barbara Rres Row3 Lloyd Dent Sandra Cregler Margaret Wilcox Geraldine Lewis Joyce Anderson Marion Frantz Grace Goodllne Ann Tyrrell Vsrglnra McClaren Catherme Shafer Rach ard Krauss Row4 Wmnuelngersoll Judy Ross Nancy Parker Pat Nokula Carl Drener John Don nelly Norm Leader ArtOLoughlln Kent Blair Albert Otto ll ' '91 f ff X N H x S Q Q s S: is l'fg MVA 5 1' SZ . 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DAIRY PRODUCTS Address I9 Carroll St 1956 GRADUATES WOHIHQGY S TRIPLE CITIES mciiiiiiifmet TRACTION CORP Congratulations to the Graduating Class LESLIE'S 25 Court St Binghamton Blnghamton s Newest Fashlon Minded Store Page T06 1 51211-D6 re---we Is- . CONGRATULATIONS A Com pl i ments of - 1 FRESH BAKERY PRODUCTS HILL S BAKERY Vestal Parkway South End of New Multn Mllllon Dollar Brudge Direct From Our Oven To Your Home Cfongratulatzons AND BEST WISHES G 1' a d u ate s NORTH HICH CAFETERIA Compliments of Phllaclelphla Sales 90 Clanton St we salute . the I956 graduates of Binghamton North Hlgh School May success always be yours FOWLER'S CONGRATULATIONS I TO THE CLASS OF 56 YELLOW CAB DIAL COURTESY DEPENDABILITY RADIO CONTROLLED Page I07 , J c s- u Q Y ' J 2-8G6I Phone 3-I I78 22 - 3 - 22 Northside D el lc ate 5 S e n MacLennan's Flowers Fine Goods From All Over the Globe Ph.-me 4-4394 of 4 9634 499 CW 5'- 506 Chenango Sfreef 5 GJ OF BINGHAMTON M MBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORP FOR FINE FURNITURE AND RUGS Shop and Save the Wayslde Way fIfe41m Z:-IZA WAYSIDE FURNITURE AND RUGS DIAL 2 I954 ROUTE 7 BINGHAMTON N Y Th dys8FdysT119 Oth E gbyApp t CONGRATULATIONS To The Graduating Class of 1956 S A L L S T E A R N S SPECIALISTS IN MEN S AND YOUNG MEN S WEAR I38 Washington ST BI nghamfon Page I08 l j ' H 0 n I , . . BINGHAMTONS MOST POPULAR MEN'S STORE fOpen urs a ri a i o'c1ock - er venin s oin ment, Congratulations to the Graduates of NORTH HIGH ENDICOTT JOHNSON RETAIL STORES Bill Owens, Dick Holmwood, and Jlm Malone try on the Spring selecti E J e lO9 CREATI NEbS 11111111111 1111111111111 1 111111 1 D11111111 111 1111111 11 ISK 11111155 11111 11111 1111111111 11111 IIIX 111 112,111 1111 P11111 111 111 111 111111 111 1111111 1111111111111 111 1111 111 st 111111 11111 1 111 111 st 1111 1 111111111 1111111s 111 1111 111111 1 111111111 f 1 111 11111 s1111111s 11111 1111111161 1111s ll 1111111f 11111111 11 111 1 111111 1 11111 s11111 11 1 1 1111111 11 111118 11111 1111 1111115111 1 1 111111 11111 Cl 11181111118 C1111 111 st 111s111s 1111 111111 11111 THE BINGIIAMTIIN PRESS Dedmofed fo fhe SGFVICG of fhe People EXfEfJIPJC5 0 SlJ141DfXY Page 110 -W 0 0 W 1 X111 ' 1 '1 ' 11111 111'11s11111'1111 11' 1 1'1 ' 1' '1111 111151 ' 1' 1 1'1 J 1 1 '1111111111 1 11 f 1' '11- -fxi 1 -xx 'Q 1 ff -1 x-1 8 xx' 12 xi' -2 1.1 ' T111 1 ' 1 I' lg 1111111111 1 ' 1 1111 ' Q' 15 101' 21 1-11111i1111111i1111 111 1111s 111'11111i1'11 spirit 111211 1111s 111111111 A111111'i1111 gl'l'2l1 Y11 I' S I 1 1 111' 21 5111111111 1111 i1111i1'i1111111 11' 111'11'is11, '1 111'11g 11111 ' 1 Q1 1 X111 'l'11'2l-111' 11 1 ' 1 1 1 L '1i111 111 111111 'i 1 1111111115 1 -'1 1 :11ip. . xi- y'x, xx. U v' .1 ' 1 CONSTINI: 8a WHITNEY Cloverdale EET MOR Forms C Potato C hlps Salted Nuts o , Inc I opcorn Best IH Doury Foods for Over 50 YQOVS coNGRATuLATloNs GRADUATES THE HOME Ol: BEST WISHES FROM TOWN TALK ICE CREAM RAMEY S GIFT SHOP C kl A B gho ton Ne Yok Eennarellr 4 Infnrr p Flowery or all Occaszom' Ill COURT STREET BINGHAMTON, N. Y. 2 7666 3 3658 Page lll .llrlnufadurers of 0 0 D il 184 Robinson St. Binghamton, N. Y. 7 245 on in venue in m , w r 4 ft -f Cann Trucking Co DalIy Express Service To and From Metropolrtan New York and Northern New Jersey New York N Y 550 West 22nd St Dual CHeIsea 3 1360 3 1361 Binghamton N Y 6-18 Sprung Forest Ave Dual 4-1357 4 1358 Clnfton N Y 310 Colfax Ave Gregory I 1696 CONGRATULATIONS from HILLCREST MARKET Rolland Ro s s Proprletor SUCCESSFUL CAREERS IN BUSINESS START RIDI.EY'S INSURE YOUR FUTURE By Enrollmg rn Bmghamton s Leadlng BUSINESS SCHOOL Approved by the New York State Department of Educotnon Vusut Phone or Wnte for Free 24 Page GCCDDIVIAN S B 1 N cs H A M 1' o c N Moderate Tultuon Free Placement Servuce 32 COURT ST BINGHAMTON N Y RIDLEY Secretarial SCHOOL Chamber at Com e ce B Id ng Phone 2 5348 Page 112 O I I I I 1 I 1 I U O O I 1 I I I 5 I at . . . , . ' ., . 1 I ' N - I ' -. . mr uii - l' L 5 axscna Afalvlrt L 6'Patsda MIDLAND BANKS A, 4 B an f e fezufoz lm serve 9 ' g:j,,x,J,y Um 'Ia ? 3 60811 rrslfflls U 6 Wafer Ad C' enhagefr am k 0sweya 141 lson 'fuk vor! Tvlfvfl I JA ny V 6 I W ta 'U rl 0 QINUN Wffffy SJ' 30 udw. Cormfh 7 QLQI. 41, I Batava Q 3 Palmyra Tw o 75rra nd I F-11940 , UW Ile A Q .MMI uf ' 4 0 0 -Pr, Aff ca W' I Ile far: aw rg. felumra I I C H- 5'4 ? . H 0 Cortland In g, F0 uffsrneld ?Z,D 'V 2'1mk 40 W-'f4f 2141ff' 5 ar fy f' s 4 'Vey 4 Jorma my J fo K' MM: W' flmra ergh!,go4 4 My JM Marmo MIIIIHIIII Trust Company of Seoliherll New York BINGHAMTON CQKRAND ELMIR1 X9 , Ma chants Omen lydfk 5 5 4' OH nm: IIOIIILIILIIIII ww s de on Q. JOHNSON cm M 4 ,gooxmgg gf: ,W yd, Un on Ind wtf DHI!! Work! 1 T :O Office Watkins Glen Offlct D 5 5 1 --F' Banklng SGFVICGS for Every Member of fhe Famrly MARINE MIDLAND TRUST COMPANY of Southern New York I4 BANKING OFFICES Member Federal Reserve System Member Federal DeposIf Insurance Corporcmon Page II3 -'-'- - -'-' W TriiQ+'iIf Z' TT I- --' I J 9 A '- I I F 5 60 I I yl 6 I P- ,ff Il I SIL' fuk I J I ' I I 4 I A 6 0 .I .' 7 I I 0 f v T. ll I 9 Q57 I I 6' 61 0 , I I 0 , 0 I I I Z 'I f 2 I' l Q- II L B Y h II 1 I IA A Ian 5 an n e - . ' I C I r I I I I I0 Q . 5 ho rr Q qs K l 0 H 9 J: JW I 3 9 SJ I O 410409 ,P i I 4, P' 1, ' 3 Tu 'I L 1 - - I' 6 , 0 3 1 7 9 f I L, R . ': N . va' I 1. E ' I N J ' I , N 4 I -4 I I I .IIoI. .,o,, 1 siiiii' I f 'I 3 , 'fi' 'f'lE:E.E:E I I R - . ,I 'I I, I I.. . a - ,. . . .:5i: :Ez: III A:E::-:III ' I-. I I .::::::EEIEE:EE1 ' ' ' I . ' 5 'I I I n 'qi I Q l 3' i 0 II 111s5555gg U , . . . . , E' X I I -X. '2 II I f . ' ' I . ' , fs2f5fsfI5f5QI5Q-5' f -- N. J. I ' ' ' we :EEIEIIIIIISS ' N II I I 1 .- CONGRATULATIONS GRADUATES SMITH LUMBER SERVICE CHENANGO BRIDGE N Y PHONE 4163 Hughes Restaurant We Cater to Banquets 81 Parties 1315 Front St Phone 4 9730 COMPLETE CLEANING SERVICE for the Enhre Family MASTER CLEANING SERVICE 219 Ch sr D 1 2 Compliments Chenango Pharmacy James V Franco Propnetor For the smartest coolest Fashions ln town Shop Mc Lean s fashion department Second floor C omphments B 81 B MARKET 1330 Front St Phone 44013 Compl :ments of Budlnes Community 58.10 1313 Upper Front St Pg 114 7 9 s - . . of We operate our own plant enango .- ia -7777 ' of T' Q? A I I 1 - - A gf sss, T, 1 I Mt , V 5 . I . Q I I I 7 c e UPPURI UNI III S today than ever Iwforf for thx young person who deslres to Quccoecl .md who IS WlIIlHg to put forth enoufrh honeqt efIort to rear h hls goaI INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS MACHINES ENDICOTT New Yonx Page II5 I Y 1 Y 1 41 JL 'I'here are grf'utor opportunitivs 'r 1 1 I x I x , 8, . HALL PRINTING 81 BINDING CO. INC. PRINTING - PEN RULING - PHOTO-OFFSET W ter ree Tele ho e 2 3477 BINGHAMTON, NEW YORK LOCKWOOD CLEAN ERS COA-I-S 511 CHENANGO STREET Telepho 82 7311 MOB d LINGERIE SPORTSWEAR COMP'-IMENTS For 1'heJI.mIor MISS M 0 and D O WILSON GENERAL AGENTS s e s I e a c Co pa Couta dWte Sts No he e do yo get h ' ' e' hi 414, EZ INVEST IT IN YOUR HOME' D Pg 116 328 0 Sl' f p n - n .. Owned and Operated e al arf of I Da I Ma sochus tt Mutua Lif lnsur n e m ny I' l'1 O I' . Marine Midland Building Phone 2-6431 W I' ll S0 'HUC . . I' Uf 'DOH CS W en you ' Dealer Mernber by Invitation, the Grand Ra ids Furniture Makers' Gu ld a e YOU RE INVITED you and your family to make use of Flrst Cnty Natlonal Banks many helpful serv Ices Savings Accounts C I1 e c kin Accounts and 9 Loans for worthwhule pur poses Flrst - Clty Brenda Shnvley and Anna Kip er are making deposits nn t elr Savings Accounts at the East Slde Office Here Sharon Everlmg and .Ilm Saxon are making de posnts nn their Savings Ac aunts at the Flrst Office Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation FREE PARKING AT ALL OFFICES Page II7 I . . - .- I . ' I I O . . . . g . I U i o ,,,. ,gym V Q W '54 , - 'X . ggg.:V s. if I j . V ,. A! , ' - V . . . . -ff , A - S ' , I - O I DIEGES 8. CIUST I7 JOHN STREET NEW YORK ,, N. Y. producers ofthe Offlcrol Class Jewelry for your School Represented by Mr CletusE Jennlngs I000 Bellevue Avenue Syracuse , New York Broome County Technical Institute Your Commumty College Two year curmculums CONGRATULATIONS GRADUATES CHINA GLASS GIFTS JOHNSON S II Court Street Chemlcal Technology Electrxcal Technology Mechanlcal Technology Med1ca1 Offxce Assxstant Techn1cal Off1C6 Ass1stant Cooperatlve Work Program Associate IH Applxed Sc1ence Degree HARRIS ARMY 8 NAVY STORE Complete Outftters In Sport ng Goods Sport Clothes Work Clothes 167 woshmgfon sf Binghamton N Y Page II8 O I C K ' 7 2 1 1 I Automotive Technology I . . . ' , i Best Wishes Delmar Stuclio I37 COURT STREET BINGHAMTON, N. Y. Phone 3 T792 CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF T956 Compl Imenfs of HILLCREST PHARMACY 870 Chenango Street Port Dmkmson N Y COMPLIMENTS WALTER R MILLER C0 INC Stotuonery OFFICE SUPPLIES SPORTING GOODS 170 WASHINGTON ST I2I STATE ST COMPLIMENTS OF FRIENDLY FINANCE SERVICE INC IAP Conklin Road Greenhouses Fresh Cut Flowers For A11 Occas1ons S OCI' Say It W1th Flowers D I2 5 39 5339 BINGHAMTON N Y LtUA Th F dIyW y 5664 Conk11n Road P ge II9 of y Q o ' o I O ersonol Loon Componyl Room 203, econd Floor 48-5 our Street . Corner of Washington Street . io - 3 Dial 2- e s nswer Your Money Problems , e rien o 2' Q Congratulatzons Graduates BETTER v1s1oN BETTER LIFE I89RobmsonSfreef Optical Dlspensers Binghamton N Y BERNIES SHOE 5 ZIPPER SERVICE BROOME T e s PRINTING C0 I1 S 50 Prospect Ave 98 FRONT STREET BINGI-IAMTON N Y D I2 84 Efiiff' Bottles Pg I2O . I O I Sporing oods - Full oles n Zipper: Repaired or Replaced AII Leak er Good Repaired , ' ' ' s. -14 I I in U e HOT HAM- D OGS BURGS 95 Chenango St. 301 Chenango St. The Most Sanitary Place in Town MOVING? Call Ma pes Moving 81 Storage Co Exclusive Mayflower agents m Trlple Cltses State Street Binghamton N Phone 3 5441 ll nl CLO HES CLOTHES MAKE THE GIRL FOR BUSINESS OR SCHOOL OF COURSE IT S R E S N I C K S Opposnte The Courthouse AFTER HIGH SCHOOL come to LOWELLS or a Good Busmess Trammg Morning sessions only Free Placement servlce to all Lowell students Registered by New York State Board of Regents You may start on Monday SECRETARIAL BOOKKEEPING ACCOUNTING oda s Page I21 178 ' , .Y. - 0 0 0 F ' ' ' I Courses prepare you for on excellent opportu ty in o time busmess ottice where good poy d v ncement I the rule. clrtofw Page Without a great deal of cooperatlon from the enture admlnrstratlon faculty and student body at North the development of our fune yearbook would be physically Impossible A dedicated staff and Its untnrmg efforts make the 'ob of faculty advisor a pleasant task but working with an edltorual staff such as WINNIE INGERSOLL EDITOR IN CHIEF LOIS TYLER MANAGING EDITOR SALLY VAN SCOY EDITORIAL SECRETARY DIANE DANIELS JUNE SENIOR EDITOR PRUDENCE GEORGIA JANUARY SENIOR EDITOR ART O LOUGHLIN SPORTS EDITOR DON CLARK ART EDITOR EVELYN CAHILL HOMEROOM AND FACULTY EDITOR JOHN DONNLEY ACTIVITIES EDITOR BRENDA SHIVELY ADVERTISING MANAGER BARBARA LIBOUS BUSINESS MANAGER JAMES SAXON PHOTOGRAPHY EDITOR BARBARA BENEDICT CO EDITOR ACTIVITIES SECTION have made the fabrication of our nautical yearbook one of my most pleasant experiences at Northl my! Gerald J Demaree Faculty Advisor Page T22 I 1 1 . . . . . . . . . . . . 1 I I I r n 1 I I 1 I I I I ' I . . . I N , If ! . ff' . 7, Y- V 444.4 x VY - ,f I . .
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