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

Text from Pages 1 - 128 of the 1960 volume:

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J n or G J yNtb1 J J J ni Sp rt Di i ooms A tivities . . OTIIIIIGTC S. . GS d 33-46 X I N Jw 'f W H 41 451 IG NN K 'X L 1 1 M 7 11:5 ....... 5 ........ 8 20 . . . . . 21 y S 1 raduates. . . . 24-29 xx. . . . 30-31 7 N H yS 1 C tt ...32 ifxgi S G 1: . . . ,I U 1, J s N 1 bl . 48-49 f IK s c in 50-51 4 1 1 52-69 W H . 70-81 ' . .. 82-97 AK 5 jf c 191 . . . 100 1 X V X 11 Q X R L PM 1 ff N 1 1 1, 1 1 0 . u W , X .tif L IA YILQWI J. L rr-H X wx NYM V- 0 p , a A K, ,-VL K ,, , 1 ji t . I I It is: with - a great deal' ofpride and pleasure we dedicate the 1960 Wampum to Mr. Kenneth Weatherby, An instructor of printing, Mr. Weatherby spent Ttwentyyears ,inthe trade before becumingta teacher: It is one of his greatest pleasures to watch the printshop students advance in industry after graduation. If our dedicatee has dislikes, they could not be found, and under his favorite likes come skiing, fishing. He resides at Chenango Bridge with his charming wife, Olive, and daughter Susan, Never is North to fear that any item will be left that requires printing. While not onthe front line, in the public eye as much, perhaps, as some others --practically every event in the school requires a printed program, a poster, or some other service ofthe printshop. To our knowledge no person has ,ever been refused assistance from this department. In fact, to us, Mr, Weatherby personifies the thought that Cheerfu1ness is like perfumeg You can't have it on you without a little rubbing off on someone else. For all your service to Our School you have helped, and for all the pleasure of your company, we at North say.Thar1kS, if new in gflitti st MR. KENNETH WEATHERBY Our 1960 Yearbook theme of Leaves has wonderful possibili- ties. We who live in a land of wooded hills, know first hand, the beauty of trees and leaves. Lakes filled with clear water from springs and streams deep in the forest, complete the scene. Staff photographers will not need to go far for ample material for illustrations. In March, with much to be done, we look forward to the completion of a Yearbook that meets the challenge to record for all of us another important year. Leaves and trees each have their own characteristics. Wood from the sugar maple is strong, takes abeauti- ful finish and endures for years. Our Seniors have acquired certain char- acteristics that make them strong candidates for successful careers. We wish the best for our '60 gradu- ates. wr f -in if A MR. TATE .4479 :ENN 1357i-HB? Hx Mawr MR BRENNAN o s Counselor MRS. KEANE Girls' Counselor MR JOHNSTON Vocational Counselor Bd w? -Q V 13' A Q. MISS MC CARTHY Attendance Teacher f. f? ,A A M 5:15 MRS. PERsoN1Us S X S, ' p Ass't. Attendance A . , Teacher A Y x MRS SPRING Counselor's Secretary MRS. ORCOTT Receptionist MRS N UGENT MRS. A. RUNTE School Accountant 1 K' .v 25 ZZf'2? - ' Q . Counse1or's Secretary 9 iv' ig- Mn. RICKEY, JR. Art MRS LANKO Vocational Counse1or's a Qu MISS CARROLL Commercial MR. DEMAREE Q4 , . 5 fm. I Q f N fx Bti I ah X Commercial Wampum MISS SHATTUCK Commercial Dept. Head MISS FAUCETT Commercial MR SEGRUE Commercial fl I. MISS KERRIGAN Commercial ,A c Q MRS GORDAN Commercial MISS QUILT ER Commercial xv MRS WIRTH Commercxal Chess Club Delta H1 Y Club MISS LAMBERT Commercial 'W U-w Q k-.- ' ,WM X . K ,f . MISS HE FFRON English Dept. Head MRS. BLOCHBERGER English Literary Club X 5 .yt -r , - 5 , 12, MRS. AYERS English Auto Drivers Assoc. MISS BUCKLEY Engl ish 12 MISS BURKE Engl ish MISS CONOLE English MISS DONLEY English ffl A MRS HANNIS A English Cheerleaders Pep Club Red Cross 1 v l N ,N is 7 ff ek i' W f gfx wh N J vi 'w lgm A1131- N ,s . f K J BR X 4 4 gk, , ' fx Q s, f. ff MISS STOUTENBURG English Forensic Forum MR. MERCHANT English Little Theatre Guild X MRS. NIX Health MRS. KERN Health Physical Education ' 13 MRS. LEE Hornemaking MR. DUFF Industrial Dept. Head Tech-Elec Club -Q 4-1 MRS. YOUNG Homemaking MR. BOOKER Technical Electricity 14 MR. CLARK Vocational Machine Shop Tech-Mech Shop MR. CROISSANT Vocational Physics Bd NDR. FOSTER MR HARRIS Safety Driving Vocational Automobile Auto. Drivers Assoc. MR. KONECNY A Photography MR. NICHOLS Sheetmetal Related Drafting 1' . ,.:- 'N d 1' 1 MR HYATT Industrial Arts Automobile Q MR. RAMAGE App. Drafting Blueprint Reading MR. RHODES . r Drafting Machine Shop ' L1 i oi J N MR . SMITH App. Drafting Mechanical Drawing MR. VANCA Cabinetmaking f Z MRS. PIERCE French French Club Printing MR. WEATHERBY MR. WILSON Tech. 8: Vocational Machine Shop MR. SPREN GER German German Club MRS. GREEN Latin MR. GILLESPIE Mathematics Dept. Head MISS GRE ENMUN Latin Honor Society MRS. ASHFORD Mathematics MISS BURDICK Mathematics 17 MISS FOX Mathematics aims 'inun- MR MAC GREGOR Vocal Music Chorus ,--5 ,du-. iii ,L Nw? W! Saga 'Q MR SASIN EK Mathematics MR MC CUTCHAN Instrumental Muslc Band, Orchestra ,,-- 18 MR. REUTLINGER Physical Education Varsity B i , .3 + E H MR. O'REILLEY Physical Education ,IA S3 W 5 ' ,lf I MR. BOVAN Science Key Club MR. WHITFIELD, JR. MISS TOBIAS History Dept. Head Science MRS. HOULIHAN Physical Education Girls' Athletic Assoc. S MISS MALIK Science MR. DILLER History MISS E LLIS MR. JOSEPH FARRE LL History Red Cross History MR. FABRIZIO History MISS AHERN English ' A Y H MR. HAIGHT A H A' History North Star -fl' f MR. KIBLER A History ,S or Student Council sj m T ' it , rw' K 20 MR. HOWLAND History MRS. DONAHUE School Nurse CUSTODIAN STAFF CA FETERIA STAFF Mrs. Mrs. Mrs . Mrsc Ethyl Richardson Edna May Campbell Madaline O'Dona1d Kathleen Keyes 21 XO 41 N f if! I T gf X ,JU S QQ! 2 X V , f P. - 1, I V,, ' David Ackley Joyce Allen Elsa Marie Arnold It li: :':: I I llllll ' -vl' v .,,, Ann Bechyne Patrick Borelli Robert Borelll Arthur Boyle Virginia Brigham Robert Browne Beverly Bunts Carolyn Camp Kathy Chaffee '44 . Joseph Chilletti Carolyn Clark Donna E. Clemons Donald Cole Elaine Collingwood Charles Conole January Seniors DAVID ACKLEY, Dave . College. Football 10, 115 Baseball 10. JOYCE ALLEN. Academic Math and Commercial. French Club 10, 115 Intramurals 11, 125 Pep Club 10, 11, 125 Driver's Association 125 Counselor's Honor List 11, 12. ELSA MARIE ARNOLD, Little Spook . Academic Home- maklng. Student Council 105 North Star 10, 115 Jr. Red Cross 10, 115 Camera Club 10, 11. ANN BECHYNE. Academic Language. German Club 125 Choir 11, 12. PATRICK BORELLI, Pat , College. Jr. Red Cross 115 Football 125 Baseball 115 Varsity B 10, ll, 125 Counselor's Honor List 11, 125 Wrestling 10, ROBERT BORELLI, Jungle , Art, Mechanical Drawing. Student Council 105 Football 115 Varsity B 10, 11, 125 Wrestling 10. ARTHUR BOYLE, Art , Vocational Auto. Football 11, 125 Baseball 115 Varsity B 11, 125 Driver's Association 10, 11, 12. VIRGINIA BRIGHAM, Ginny , Commercial. Student Council 10, 11, 125 Little Theatre Guild 10, 11, 125 Paint Crew 10, 115 Jr. Red Cross 105 Cheerleaders 11, 125 Pep Club 10, 11, 12. ROBERT BROWNE, Brownie , College. Little Theatre Guild 10, 11, 125 Stage Crew 10, 11, 125 Paint Crew 10, 11, 125 North Star 10, 11, 125 Jr. Red Cross 105 Football 115 Choir 10, 11, 125 Wrestling 10, 11. BEVERLY BUNTS, Bev . College. Jr. Red Crossg Band 105 Orchestra 105 French Club 10, 115 German Club 11, 125 Pep Club 11. CAROLYN CAMP. Academic Math. Y-Teens 125 Pep Club 12. KATHY CI-IAFFEE, Kath , Commercial Stenography. Wampum 11, 125 Counselor's Honor List 10. JOSEPH CHILLETTI, Joe , Academic Math. Football 10, 11, 125 Track 105 Varsity B 12. CAROLYN CLARK, Clarkie . College Science. Honor Society 11, 125 North Star 11, 125 Jr. Red Cross 10, 115 Orchestra 10, 11, 125 Counselor's Honor List 10, 11, 12. DONNA E. CLEMONS. Commercial. Secretarial Prac- tice5 Literary Club 11, DONALD COLE. Vocational Machines. Band 10, 11, 12, ELAINE COLLINGWOOD. Academic Math. Honor Society 11, 125 Student Councll105 North Star 125 Jr. Red Cross 10, 11, 125 Literary Club 11, 125 Pep Club 105 Intramurals 105 Counselor's Honor List 10, 11, 12. CHARLES CONOLE, Ira . College. Student Council 11, 125 Varsity B 11, 125 Tennis 11, 125 Basketball 11, 12, icent Crockenberg H VINCENT CROCKENBERG, Vlnce . College Science. Honor Society 11, 12, Key Club 11, 12, Swimming Team 11, 12, Intramurals 10, Varsity B 11, 12, Counselor's Honor List 10, 11, 12, Cross Country 12, MARY LOU DEITRICH, Deitch . College Academic- Math. Jr. Red Cross 10, 12, Pep Club 10, 11, Counselor's Honor List 11, 12. SALLY DEYO, Sal , Academic Math. Student Council 12, Pep Club 10, Counselor's Honor List 11, 12 FELICE DI RIENZO, Woody , Commercial Business. JOHN EVANS, General Business. Student Council 10, Stage Crew 11, 12, Projection Guild 10, 11, 12, YVONNE G. FLACCAVENTO. Academic Math. Foren- sic Forum 11, Jr. Red Cross 11, 12, Counselor's Honor Llst10, 11, 12. BEVERLY FREIZE, Bev . Commercial Office Practice. Pep Club 11, 12, Counselor's Honor List 11, 12, Choir 10, 11. EUGENE GALLAGHER, Geno . Academic Ind. Foot- ball 10, 11, 12, Intramural 10, 11, Varsity B 11, 12, VENITA GARBADE, Nita , College Math. Honor Society 12, Jr. Red Cross 10, 11, Pep Club 10, 11, 12, Counselor's Honor List 10, 11, 12, Mary Lou Deitrich Sally Deyo rly Frelze Eugene Gallagher Venita Garbade 13? J' can vii l Roger Hawe Suzanne Herrick Jim Hotchkiss JOAN GRITMAN, Jani , Commercial Office Practice. North Star 10, 11, 12, Jr. Red Cross 10, 11, 12, Intra- murals 10, 11, 12, Pep Club 10, 11, 12, Driver's Associa- tion l2, Counselor's Honor List 10. JOHN HARRIS, Johnnie . College Math Sz Music. Or- chestra 10, 11, 12, Choir 11, 12, MARY JANE HARRIS, Jannie . Academic Business. Jr. Red Cross 10, 11, Pep Club 12, Driver's Association 12, Trl-Hl 11, 12. ROGER HAWE. Academic Industrial. SUZANNE HERRICK, Sue . Academic Math. French Club 12, Pep Club 10, 11, 12, Driver's Association 12, Counselor's Honor List 11, 12, Choir 10. JIM HOTCHKISS, Hotch . College. DOUGLAS HULL, Doug , College Math. Band 10, 11, 12, Orchestra 10, 11, 12, Intramurals 11, 12, Counselor's Honor List 10, 11, 12, Choir 12. CAROLYN JEWELL. College. Jr. Red Cross 12, Orches- tra 10, 11, Choir 11, 12, Tri-Hi 10, 11, 12. DOUGLAS R. JOHNSON, Doug , College Math. Honor Society 11, 12, Band 10, 11, 12, Orchestra 10, 11, 12, Baseball 11, 12, Bowling 10, 11, Intramurals 10, 11, 12, Varsity B 12, Counselor's Honor List 10, 11, 12, School Dance Band 12. Felice Di Rienzo John Evans Yvonne G. Flaccavento ,ra --1 5. uv 5,1 I , mf' . ,,', 1 Q, u V7 Joan Gritman John Harris Mary Jane Harris Douglas Hull Carolyn Jewell Douglas R. Johnson L W 5 E , ci , iw ,sm . xlyuqnafagz - 1 2. at 1 it 9 1 l Q John Kenefick Henry Kohlage Jacqueline A. LaCoy 5 5- .-sp., -g , . ,-Q . za , rl' ya ggsf' fi W3 Rodney E. Lucas Alan MacCrabie Gail MacGeorge x. John Mattioli Jeanne Means John Mehal JOHN KENEFICK. College Math. HENRY KOHLAGE, Hank , Industrial Academic-Bush ness. JACQUELINE A. LA COY, Jackie , Academic Com- mercial. Student Council 105 North Star 105 Jr. Red Cross 10, 115 Camera Club 115 Intramurals 10, 11, 125 G.A.A. 10, 11, 125 Drlver's Association 11, 125 Counselor's Honor List 11. BETTY MARIE LARNERD, Bets , Academic Business. JOSEPH LOMONACO, Joe , Commercial. GARY J. LONG. College--Math, Science. Stage Crew 105 Paint Crew 105 Projection Guild 11, 125 North Star 11, 125 Key Club 115 'Camera Club 11, 125 Counselor's Honor List 11, 12. RODNEY E. LUCAS, Luke , Academic Industrial, Jr, Red Cross 105 Band 10, 11, 125 Tennis 10, 11. ALAN MAC CRABIE, Mac , COllege. Key Club 11, 125 Track 12. ' GAIL ELIZABETH MAC GEORGE. Academic Commercial. Student Council 115 Jr. Red Cross 10, 11, 125 Driver's Association 12, 5,5 i -eg-mr Betty Marie Larnerd Joseph Lomonaco Gary J. Long .,5- Ei 2. Ann Mariano Joanne Materese Maurice MacMyne Joseph Mehal Ralph A. Muro SharonJ. Muss MAURICE MAC MYNE, Mickey . ANN MARIANO, Anna , Secretarial Practice. Pep Club 10, 11. JOANNE MATERESE, Jo . General Business. Wam- pum 125 Jr. Red Cross 105 Pep Club 11, 125 Choir 10. JOHN MATTIOLI, Johnny , Math. Counselor's Honor List 10. JEANNE MEANS, Jeannie . College Science. Honor Society 11, 125 Student Council 105 Jr. Red Cross 10, 11, 125 Literary Club 125 French Club 10, 115 Pep Club 105 Counselor's Honor List 10, 11, 12. JOHN MEHAL, Meats , Industrial Arts. JOSEPH MEHAL, Chow , Industrial Arts. RALPH A. MURO, Rabbit . Commercial. Student Council 10, 115 Football 10, 11, 125 Baseball 115 Intra- murals 10, 11, 125 Varsity B 125 Counselor's Honor List 11. SHARON JOAN MUSS, Sherry , Commercial. Honor Society 11, 125 Jr. Red Cross 10, 115 Literary Club 125 Pep Club 11, 125 Counselor's Honor List 10, 11, 12, 26 di t 'Q' 5 3 f Charles Newton 40 ., -ear Carolyn Restino Marshall Reutlinge Ann Schneeburg CHARLES NEWTON, Fig . Academic Music. Student Council 115 Band 10, 11, 125 Orchestra 11, 125 Football 105 Volleyball 105 Track 105 Choir 10. RICHARD NORRIS, Dick , College. Student Council 115 Varsity B 10, 11, 125 Track 10, 11, 12. CAROL PALMER. College Math. Honor Society 125 Pep Club 105 Paint Crew 115 Little Theatre Guild 10, 11, 125 Jr. Red Cross 105 Literary Club 11, 125 French Club 125 Intramurals 10, 11, 125 G,A.A. 11, 125 Counse1or's Honor List 10, 11, 12. RITA PENDELL, Pee Wee . Academic Business. North Star 10, 115 Pep Club 105 Intramurals 10. THOMAS PUGLISI, Pug . Academic Industrial. Jr. Red Cross 105 Choir 10, 12, DOUGLAS RANDALL, Badge , Academlc Music. Foot- ball 115 choir lo, 11, 12, CAROLYN RESTINO, Rusty . Academic Business. Pep Club 10. MARSHALL REUTLINGER, Sherlff . College. Jr. Red Cross 105 Key Club 10, 115 Swimming Team 105 Intra- murals 10, 11, 125 Varsity B 12, DANIEL RICE, Danny . Academic Science. Football 115 Swimming Team 10, 11, 125 Varsity B 10, 11, 12. SANDRA ROBERTS, Clssie . Academic Math. Student Council 125 Pep Club 125 Counselor's Honor List 10, 12, Richard Norris Carol Palmer N , 'Q 5 xt Daniel Rice , 1 may e .5 951' Qfwfb Y Q! . ff l 1 I 4 .1 A 3 .5.0N..-. 1 Uri ...lf A ffggQlfQ1lk,ews-ww .gg f-2328 l 1 liilitlsi ' at 1' Q V f 's,v..r5l'lxl'4f N Charles Schwenz Donald Seger KAREN RUSIN, Carrie , Academic Business. Jr. Red Cross 115 Pep Club 11, 12, JOANN SAKOVITCH, Jo , Academic Office Practice. Forensic Forum 115 Wampum 11, 125 North Star 125 Cam- era Club 115 Y-Teens 11, 125 Counselor's Honor List 11, 12. ANN SCHNEEBURG, Annie , College Language. Honor Society 11, 125 Forensic Forum 125 Little Theatre Guild 10, 11, 125 Paint Crew 10, 11, 125 North Star 105 Band 10, 11, 125 Orchestra 125 Literary Club 125 Y-Teens 11, 125 German Club 11, 125 Counselor's Honor List 10, 11, 125 Choir 10, 115 Tri-Hi 10, 11, 12. CHARLES SCHWENZ, Biff , College Math. Student Council 115 Varsity B 11, 125 Football 105 French Club 10, 115 Intramurals 10, 11, 125 Track 12, DONALD SEGER. Industrial Academic. CYNTHIA SEXTON, Cindy , Academic Business. Wam- pum 11, 125 Pep Club 10, 113 Counselor's Honor List 11, 125 Bowling 12. TERRY SHIRHALL, Terry . Academic Industrial. BETTY SIMMA. Office Practice. Student Council 10, 115 Pep Club 10, 115 Jr. Red Cross 10, Rita Pendell Thomas Puglisi , 5 f L X fi Sandra Roberts Karen Rusin .. 5? . 4' . 6- ,-1-'vs Q- g 5 Cynthia Sexton Terry Shirhall ,.,,ff , 5. gl, K . ,ry Douglas Randall Joann Sakovitch 5 5. 5 x ff Betty Simma 5 . vu. ae fx- Q i 1 5 I t '-:QQ 1. if Helen J. Skasko K ,. ,Q 1 K 1- K' Sallie Stanton Ellen A. Vosbury Jerry Walker Sharon Wall HELEN JANE SKASKO. Academic Math. Honor Society 11, 123 French Club llg Pep Club 10, 115 Counselor's Honor Llst 10, 11, 12. HAROLD SKEENE, Butch , Academic Industrial. In- tramurals 10, 11, 12, Football 11, 12, ROSE MARIE SKINNER, Roe . Commercial Business Machines. Pep Club 10, 11, 12, Student Council 10, 125 Jr. Red Cross 10, 11, RICHARD SMITH, Meyers , College Math. Student Council 11, 12, Varsity B 12, Baseball 10, Jr. Red Cross 10g Football 10, 11, 12. NAOMI A. SNOW, Nonnye Neige . College Math. Honor Society 11, 125 Pep Club 10, Student Council 12, North Star 10, 11, 123 Quill and Scroll 12, Choir 10, Jr. Red Cross 10, 11, 12, Literary Club 12g French Club 10, 11, Intra- murals 12g Counselor's Honor List 10, 11, 12, FRANK SOLLITTO. College Science. Counselor's Honor List 10, Intramurals 10. SALLIE STANTON, Sa1 . Academic Math. Jr. Red Cross 10, 11, French Club 10, Pep Club 10, Counselor's Honor List 10, 11, 12, NANCY SZLOBODA, Nan . Commercial. Jr. Red Cross 10, Pep Club 10, ll, 12, Nancy Szloboda Arthur Testani, Jr, Harold Thomas war - - M ' QAQAA we wfwrr Harold Skeene Rose Marie Skinner Richard Smith Naomi A. Snow Frank Sollltto Peter West Richard Whitten ARTHUR TESTANI, JR., Art , Commercial. Student Council 10, Varsity B 11, 12, Football 10, 11, 12, Wrest- ling 11. HAROLD THOMAS, Moose , Academic Math. RUSSELL THORNTON, Russ , Vocational Auto. JUDY VAN WHY, Jud . Jr. Red cross 10, 115 Pep Club 10, 11, 12g choir 11, 125 Y-Teens 12, Tri-Hi 10. ELLEN ANN VOSBURY, El . College Language. Honor Society 11, 12g Wampum 113 Literary Club 12, French Club 11, 12, Counselor's Honor List 10, 11, 12, JERRY WALKER. Commercial. SHARON WALL, Wally , College Math. Jr. Red Cross 11, Intramurals 10, 11, G.A.A. 10g Pep Club 11, Choir 10, 11, 12. PETER WEST, Pop . Academic Business. Wampum 12, Football 10, 113 Counselor's Honor List 11, 12. RICHARD WHITTEN, Dick , A c ad e m ic Industrial, Drlver's Association 11. EDWARD WINSTON. Academic Industrial. Jr. Red Cross 10, 113 Key Club 11, 129 Intramurals 129 Varsity B 123 Volleyball 10, 11, 12g Counselor's Honor List 10, 11, 12. it 1' rrr was f Russell Thornton Judy VanWhy 'i ff- R' Qi x 2, f Edward Winston LESLIE WINSTON. Academic Industrial, Quill and Scroll 11, Key Club 11, 125 Jr. Red Cross 113 Intramurals 12, Varsity B 11, 12, Volleyball 10, 11, 125 Counselor's Honor Llst 10, 11, 12, THOMAS WINTERSTEIN, Isaac , Academic Math. In- tramurals 11, 12, SANDRA LOU WISDOM, Sandy , Academic Business. Honor Society 11, 125 Jr. Red Cross 11, Literary Club 12, Counse1or's Honor List 10, 11, 12, ROBERT WISWELL, Bob . Academic Math. Wrestling 10. DAVID WOODRUFF, Dave , Vocational Auto. Driver's Association 11, 12, LEO ZABINSKI. College Math. Forensic Forum 10, Jr. Red Cross 103 Key Club 11, 12g Little Theatre Guild 11, 12, Counse1or's Honor List 10, 11, 12. CAROL MCNEIL. Commercial - Office Machines. rf Leslie Winston Thomas Wlnterstein Sandra Lou Wisdom Robert Wlswell David Woodruff Leo Zabinskl 2 A K 1 A Il, ill f l,,, we 2, ,,k. , riffs S if -:ff i :?Qe51 Carol McNeil 29 Arthur Testanl Best Boy Athlete January Se Rose Marie Skinner Best Natured Girl K ' I K f X et et Z if I X Eugene Gallagher h.,,h J Tom Flint:-xxgteln goat Bashful Boy A Q - Qu etis oy' Beverly Frelze 4, s xg Thomas Pugllsi , Quletest Girl L l C X Best Natured Boy X L Jacqueline LaCoy QT' S561 Best Glrl Athlete X Jeanne Means Ann Mariano Most Bashful Glrl f lf lss a. 1 Noisiest Girl !f James Hotchkiss Nolsiest Boy 14 - QA, virginia Brigham Best Looking Girl Charles Newton 6 Q lll af' Class Musician Qboyy Jo Ann Sakovitch Class 4 ' as ' M20 I ' g!:??ll U C Deyo John Keneflck Ipana Smile Mary Jane Harris k Handsomest Boy Class Giggler gagged Charles Schwenz Liv Class Charles Conole Most Popular Boy Mary Lou Dettrich Most Popular Girl 30 -J LSharon Wall Doug Randall Ideal Couple Yvonne Flaccavento Class Musician fglrly or otables X Leo Zabinskl Class Actor 1 SER Ellen Vosbury ff N1 5 , , . ' 3 ' 1 Eb .M as yr , . ,h 3, I ,. Carol Palmer Class Actress XX V Sandy Roberts Shortest Girl pat Borelli l fff:izama,f,.,, W Shortest Boy L get 1 ,Q ' L Q gl X 'T F M tltsf Gu- Carolyn Clark Likely to Succeed Frank Sollitto 7 Q It J ' fm L .r x M 9 .siss Q .Q -.A -a 9 wwf: 1 ir' Y if Most Brilliant Girl , S at Art Boyle Boy Most Likely to Succeed X l Tallest Boy jf Venita Garbade X S - f i X X Joseph Lomonaco , Vince Crockenberg Best Boy Dancer rh wf Betty Simma Most Brilliant Boy D ,f Satan's Daughter N , , Q Q Rita Pende11 3 S ...pl W Perpetual Motion A D V T . Betty Larnerd Sue Herrick Class Dreamer fRa1ph Muro ' X Best Girl Dancer h M f Satanfs Son ., , I ,Q W at ',gQ?:Q7f K sty 4- ' ' ii l l Harold Skeene ' I A G ,,. l: ' Class Singer Dick Smith Nancy Szloboda 'J Best BOY Dresser Heartbreaker fgirlj Dick Norris Heartbreaker fboyj l l Carolyn Restino Best Girl Dresser 31 Senior Committees January JANUARY SENIOR OFFICERS Left to right: Charles Conole, Venita Garbade, Mary Lou Deitrich Patrick Borelli, Rosemary Skinner. PROM COMMITTEE Left to right: Charles Schwenz, Douglas Johnson, Douglas Hull, Ralph Muro, Judy VanWhy, John Kene- flck, Arthur Boyle, Betty Larnerfl, JoAnn Sakovitch, Robert Browne, Ann Mariano, Mary Jane Harris. 32 fmfbwmilavfxvisil-1 CLASS DAY COMMITTEE Left to right: Elaine Collingwood, Cynthia Sexton Carolyn Clark, Suzanne Herrick, Sharon Wall, Ed- ward Winston, Leo Zabinski, J s wrt 4 4' . .H 3 X Q f i Q. ' Beverly Adams Dorothy Alderman Norbert Alig A 2 5 J X' Q ff lil as Y Mary Allen Richard Alvord Connie Amedeo M Q' -, fx .. tgffgiiffilfffgjfri f?f11,?fg:'.421a?fQ?51, ' z Fgifif hi A3 '1-id' ,A XA f. 5 '55 1 K. . Carol Anthony Robert Badertscher Lewis Barney Mary Barnum Richard Baronowski Charles Barrett James Bartola Fred Bausch Norman Bednar Thomas Beese Mary Ann Bendert Linda Berry June Seniors BEVERLY ADAMS, Bev , Academic Math. Choir 10, 11, DOROTHY ALDERMAN, Dottie , Academic Math. Stu- dent Council 10, Pep Club 10, 11, 12, Jr. Red Cross 10, Trl-Hl10, 11, 12, NORBERT ALIG. Commercial-General Business. Jr. Red Cross 10, MARY ALLEN, Mare , Academic Business Subjects. Forensic Forum 10, 11, 12, Little Theatre Guild 11, 12, Paint Crew 11, North Star 10, 11, Jr. Red Cross 10, French Club 11, Pep Club 10, 11, 12, Counse1or's Honor List 10, 11. RICHARD ALVORD, Al , Academic Math. Counselor's Honor List 10, 11, CONNIE AMEDEO. Commercial-Office Practice. Student Council 10, Forensic Forum 12, Wampum 11, 12, Jr. Red Cross 10, Counselor's Honor List 10. CAROL ANTHONY. Academic Business Subjects. Wampum 12, G.A.A. 12, Pep Club 10, 11, 12. ROBERT BADERTSCHER, Bob , Technical Electrical. Honor Society 12, Little Theatre Guild 11, Counse1or's Honor List 10, 11, 12, Bowling 12, Tech. Elect. Society 12. LEWIS BARNEY, Chop Top . Vocational Industrial. Football 10, 11, 12, Intramurals 11, Driver's Association 11, 12. MARY BARNUM, Cindy , Academic-Homemaking. Student Council 11, Jr. Red Cross 10, 12, RICHARD BARONOWSKI, The Baron . Technical Elec- trical. Forensic Forum 10, 11, 12, Little Theatre Guild 11, 12, Stage Crew 11, Swimming Team 12, Track 11. CHARLES BARRETT, Chuck , Technical Electrical. Student Council 11, Forensic Forum 10, 11, 12, Little Theatre Guild 10, 11, 12, Paint Crew 10, 11, 12, Key Club 11, 12, Tennis 10, 11, 12, Intramurals 11, Hi-Y 10, 11, Tech. Elect. Society 11, 12. JAMES BARTOLA, Jim . Academic Industrial. Band 10, 11, 12, Bowling 11, Orchestra 10, 11, 12, Baseball 11, 12, Intramurals 10, 11, 12,Driver's Association 10, 11, 12. FRED BAUSCH. College. NORMAN BEDNAR, Beatnik , Technical Electrical. Intramurals 10, 11, 12, Tech. Elect. Society 11, 12. THOMAS BEESE, B, C. . Technical Electrical. Foren- sic Forum 10, 11, 12, Stage Crew 10, Paint Crew 10, Key Club 10, 11, 12, Swimming Team 11, 12, Varsity B 11, 12, Counselor's Honor List 11, 12, Cross Country 12. MARY ANN BENDERT, MAB , Academic Math. Student Council 10, North Star 12, Jr. Red Cross 10, 11, Pep Club 10, 11, German Club 12. LINDA BERRY, Lln . Academic Business Subjects. Student Council 10, 11, 12, Wampum 12, North Star 10, 11, 12, Jr. Red Cross 10, 11, Literary Club 11, 12, Pep Club 10, 11, 12, Counselor's Honor List 10, 11, 12. M 5- 5? -. :l 5f. 1 'S , if 1 M L as J , 1 ff Ti- lf Carol Blcking Joyce Birtch Marjorie Boldt Lorraine Boulton Richard Boyer Diane Boynansky Janice Brant Herman Broenlng Charis Brown Milan Brutvan William Bryant Mary Ellen Buck nn.' , 1 N Q R ,E m fl ,Q-f:fff.! 1 25 1 fs-3.-ing ur '.'.'5,'g,gpf-f-.fe Frank Buono James Butkus Edward Butler Thomas Calistri Angela Carbo Dayus Cardello CAROL BICKING, Carol . Commercial-Office Machines. Student Council 11: Choir 10, 11, 12. JOYCE BIRTCH, Joy . Commercial-Office Machines, MARJORIE BOLDT, Marge , College Math. Student Council 123 North Star 10, 11, 12g Jr. Red Cross 103 Lite- rary Club 1l, 123 Pep Club 10, 11, 123 Counselor's Honor List 10, 12. LORRAINE BOULTON, Trudy . Commercial-Business Machines. Jr. Red Cross 11, 12. RICHARD BOYER, Dick , Academic Math. Projection Guild 103 Track 123 Counselor's Honor List 123 Wrestling 123 Volleyball 11. DIANE BOYNANSKY, Dee , Commercial-Office Prac- tice. Wampum 123 Pep Club 10, 11, JANICE BRANT, Jan , College Math. Literary Club 11, 123 Pep Club 103 Choir 10, 11, 12, Counselor's Honor List 11. HERMAN BROENING, I-lerm . College. Band10, 11, 123 Tennis 11, 12, CHARIS BROWN, Charlie , College-Science. Jr. Red Cross 123 Band 11, 123 Orchestra 12, MILAN BRUTVAN, Sm lleu . Technical Electrical. Bowling 10, llg Volleyball 123 Tech. Elect. Society 12C WILLIAM BRYANT, Blll . Academic-Science. Band 10, 11, 123 Hi-Y 10, 11, MARY ELLEN BUCK, Mary , Commercial-Office Prac- tice. Student Council 113 Pep Club 10, 113 Choir 10. FRANK BUONO, Dumbo . College-Science. Student Council 10, 11, 125 Forensic Forum 10, 11, 123 Baseball 10, 11, 123 Varsity B123 Pep Club 10, 11, 123 Cross Country 11. JAMES BUTKUS. Technical Electrical. Honor Society 11, 123 Varsity B 10, 11, 123 Counselor's Honor List 10, 11, 12, Wrestling 10, 11, 123 Tech. Elect. Society 12. EDWARD BUTLER, Ed , Vocational Machines. Jr. Red Cross 103 Art 103 Baseball 103 Bowling 103 Intramurals 10, 11. THOMAS CALISTRI, Tom . College Math. Band 10, 11, 12, Orchestra 10, 11, 123 Football IOQ Intramurals 11, 123 Counselor's Honor List 10, 11, 123 Choir 123 Dance Band 10, 11, 12. ANGELA CARBO, Angie , Commercial-Office Practice. Student Council 10, 11, 123 Jr. Red Cross 10, 11, 123 Pep Club 10, 11, 123 Color Guard 12. DAYUS CARDELLO, Dee Dee . Commercial Stenography. Student Council 113 Wampum 10, 11, 123 Quill and Scroll 123 Jr. Red Cross 10, 113 Pep Club 10, 113 Counselor's Honor List 10, 11, 12, MARLENE CARMAN, Mar , Academic-Homemaking and Business Subjects. Pep Club 105 Choir 10, 11, 125 Hi-Y 10, 11. JUDY JOANNE CARNER. Commercial-Stenographer. Forensic Forum 125 Llttle Theatre Guild 125 Jr, Red Cross 115 Intramurals 125 Pep Club 10, 11, 12, THOMAS W. CASE, Tom . College. Honor Society 11, 125 Student Council 115 French Club 11, 125 Counselor's Honor List 10, 11, 12, DOUGLAS CHEESEMAN, Moose , Academic Math. In- tramurals 125 Volleyball 11, 12, ANITA CHILIAN, Chilibean . Commercial. North Star 10, 11, 125 Jr. Red Cross 105 Art 105 Pep Club 10, 11, 12, PAUL CHOBERKA, Paul , Technical Electrical, Stu- dent Council 11, 125 Intramurals 105 Counselor's Honor List 10, 11, 125 Tech, Elect, Society 12, JAMES PAUL CICAK, Slim , Technical Mechanical. Bowling 125 Intramurals 10. CAROL CLARK, Clarkie . Academic-Business Sub- jects. Honor Society 11, 125 Student Council 125 Forensic Forum 125 Wampum 125 Literary Club 11, 125 Pep Club 11, 125 Counselor's Honor List 10, 11, 12, VIRGINIA CLARK, Ginny , Academic-Science. Student 11 Literary Club 11 12 Y Teens 11 Dr1ver's Assocla tion 10 11 12- Counselor's Honor List 10 11 12 Council 125 North Star 10, 115 Jr. Red Cross 125 Band 10, Marlene Carman Judy Joanne Carner Thomas W. Cas KENNETH LEE CLINE, Captain Marvel . College. Stu- dent Council 105 Little Theatre Guild 10, 11, 125 Paint Crew 105 Projection Guild 10, 115 Jr. Red Cross 105 Choir 10. LORRAINE COLE. Commercial-Stenography. Jr. Red Cross 115 Literary Club 125 Pep Club 11, 125 Counselor's Honor List 10, 11, 125 Choir 10, 11. ROBERT COLE, Bob , Technical Mechanical. Student Council 125 Forensic Forum 10, 11, 125 Little Theatre Guild 10, 11, 125 Paint Crew 10, 11, 125 North Star 11, 125 Counselor's Honor List 10, 11, 125 Chess Club 10, 11, 12. JAMES CORUEIL, Awk . Academic. Key Club 10, 115 French Club 10, 11, 125 Band 10, 11, 125 Orchestra 10, 11, 12. GARY COVERT. Academic Math. Baseball 10, 11, 125 Varsity B 11, 12. MARGARET COYLE, Peggy , Academic-Business. Forensic Forum 11, 125 Jr. Red Cross 125 Pep Club 10, 11, PAULA DARLING. Commercial-Business. Pep Club 125 Counselor's Honor List 12, MARGARET DAVENPORT, Peggy , C o m m e rc i al - Stenography. Honor Society 11, 125 Jr. Red Cross 125 Pep Club 115 Counselor's Honor List 10, 11, 12, JOHN DAVIDSON, Duke , College. Student Council 125 Jr. Red Cross 105 Football 105 Art 105 Intramurals 10, 11, 125 Varsity B 11, 125 Counselor's Honor List 11, 125 Cross Country 125 Track 10, 11, 125 Basketball 10, 11, 12. e Douglas Cheeseman Anita Chillan Paul Choberka . i ' Q Q ' S :Q W . N my 'h . Sig-1 1 James Cicak Carol Clark Virginia Clark Kenneth Cline Lorraine Cole Robert Cole l 1 l 1 ttse If 5 Ma V cg P , I V James Corueil Gary Covert Margaret Coyle Paula Darling Margaret Davenport John Davidson Mary J. DeAngelo Sylvia DeDlo Lorraine Dick Gerald Dleffenbach 4.9 -1 Rex Dockstader David Drum 1 'ie .2 sf it cr TQ a Wa lk , ' . at 1 - A an 1 1 1 1 ,143 -Zegmrag N Qiiag A ' .S Leslie Eccleston Selina Edwards David Emerson Robert Evans Lana Fahs George Farrow ' ' A A .Xa ' I s, li - , ' 1 -f , 1 ,, . K 1 is Milf I ' A John Feldman Sandra Flato Daniel Fish Gerald Fix Robert Fletcher Sandra Forno MARY JOYCE DE ANGELO, Joyce , Academic-Bush ness. Wampum 12, Jr. Red Cross 10, Pep Club 10, 11, 12, Color Guard 12. SYLVIA DE DIO. Commercial. Wampum 12, Jr. Red Cross 10, Pep Club 10, 11, 12, Counselor's Honor List 11. LORRAINE DICK, Lorl . Academic Business. Student Council 10, 11, Cheerleaders 11, Pep Club 10, 11, GERALD DIEFFENBACH. Academic Industrial. REX DOCKSTADER, Dock . Commercial. Counselor's Honor List 12, DAVID DRUM, Dave . Academic Industrial. LESLIE ECCLESTON, Les , Academic Math. SELINA JOAN EDWARDS. College Preparatory. Pro- jectlon Guild 11, 12, Jr. Red Cross 10, 11, French Club 11, 12. DAVID EMERSON, Ems . Academic Math. Student Council 10, 11, 12, Jr. Red Cross 10, Counselor's Honor List 10, 11, 12, ROBERT EVANS, Bob , Academic Industrial. Wampum 11, 12, Camera Club 11, 12, LANA FAHS. Academic Business. Student Council 11, 12, Jr. Red Cross 10, 11, Baseball 10, Pep Club 10, 11, 12, GEORGE FARROW, Fork . Vocational Auto. Drlver's Association 11, 12. JOHN FELDMAN, Bomber . Commercial. Football 10, 11, 12, Varsity B 11, 12, Counselor's Honor List 10, 11, 12, SANDRA FIATO, Sandy . Commercial-Stenography. Jr. Red Cross 10, 11, 12, Intramurals 10, 11, 12, G.A.A. 11, 12, Pep Club 10, 11, 12, Color Guard 12. DANIEL FISH, Dan . Vocational Auto. Jr. Red Cross 11, Drlver's Association 10, 11, 12, GERALD FIX. Academic Math. Swimming Team 11, 12, Varsity B 11, 12, Track 11. ROBERT FLETCHER, Bob . Academic Math. Football 11, Baseball 11, Track 10. SANDRA FORNO, Sandy . College. Student Council 10, 11, 12, North Star 11, 12, Jr. Red Cross 11, French Club 11, 12, Cheerleaders 12, Pep Club 10, 11, 12, Counselor's Honor List 10. Robert Foster 9 f 5 .-,. . W, i 1 ROBERT FOSTER, B0b . Academic Math. JACQUELINE FRISBEE, Jackie , Commercial-Office Practice. Wampum 125 Jr. Red Cross 105 Pep Club 10, 11, 125 Choir 10. MARION GABRIEL. College-Language. Honor Society 11, 125 Y-Teens 105 Little Theatre Guild 10, 11, 125 Student Council 125 Literary Club 125 Counselor's Honor List 10, 11, 12. REGINA GAIGE, Jean . Academic-Business Subjects. Camera Club 105 Art 125 Pep Club 10, 11, 12. GERALD GARRIS, Jerry , Academic Industrial. SANDRA GETMAN, Sandy . College-Science, Coun- selor's Honor List 10, 11, 125 Pep Club 115 Trl-Hi 10. ROBERT GILE, Bob , College Math. Student Council 115 Wampum 115 Counselor's Honor Llst 10, 11. CHARLES GILINSKY, Chuck . Technical Mechanical. Student Council 125 Forensic Forum 11, 125 Key Club 11, 125 Swimming Team 10, 11, 125 Varsity B 11, 125 Intra- murals 12. DOLORES GILL, Dee , Commercial-Stenography. Stu- dent Council 11, 125 Jr. Red Cross 11, 125 Pep Club 10, 11, 125 Counselor's Honor List 11, 125 Drum Majorette 10, 11, 12. Jacqueline Frisbee .s ., , ,.., A lflfu ,-,--v.. f. .f . - f. '--- an . F' Y , 1 E 3 I A 1... Robert Glle Charles Gilinsky Dolores Gill .46 Harold Grier Darry Griffls Ann Gunthrie -vm, .,'i. Marlon Gabriel -'N-.fe rr-1 1' f - MARY JANE GOLDEN, Goldy . College-Science. Jr. Red Cross 115 French Club 11, 125 Pep Club 11. ALAN GOODSITE, Al , College-Language. Student Council 105 Paint Crew 10, 115 Little Theatre Guild 10, 11, 125 North Star 11, 125 Drlver's Association 10, 11, 125 Volleyball 115 Track 10. MARILYN GOULD. Commercial. Counselor's Honor Llst 10, 125 Pep Club 105 Choir 10, 11, 12. HAROLD GRIER. Commercial-General Business. Jr. Red Cross 11. DARRY GRIFFIS, Griff . Technical Electrical. Intra- murals 10, 11, 125 Basketball 125 Tech. Elect. Society 12. ANNE GUTHRIE, Anne , Academic Math. Little Theatre Guild 11, 125 Paint Crew 115Jr. Red Cross 10, 115 Literary Club 11, 125 Pep Club 10, 11, 125 Choir 10, 11, 12. NANCY HAIGHT, Nance , Academic-Business Subjects. Jr. Red Cross 10, 115 Pep Club 10, 115 Choir 10, 11. BOB HAMM, Bob . Vocational Auto. Drlver's Associa- tion 11, 12, NANCY LEE HARMAN, Nanc . Academic-Business Machines. Wampum 10, 11, 12, Regina Gaige Gerald Garrls Sandra Getman ' z 90K 'Wi Mary Jane Golden Alan Goodsite Marilyn Gould Og, 5 I Y 5 ,9' iiifgfy, K 5-qiifffgirf. ' V' 5 , ' A it 5 ' 1 Sf? ' If Nancy Haight Robert Hamm Nancy Harman 52 Michael Harris Carolyn Hendee 5 glagaisgmlmm Q1 ' J I :fl 5: . V V 3 ,J , rf- . gf? Q lm- .H5f .f.,1 4.31 f -:f'wJ7if?,7'1m,. -if-' if '1 J T-f..fiiffT.'fQfgf1.i4Q -ups il Eileen Hunter Sheri Lue Hutchings Diane Irving MICHAEL HARRIS, Mike , Technical Electrical. North Star 10, 11, 12, Band 10, 11, Orchestra 10, Cross Country 11, Dance Band 12, Tech. Elect. Society 12. LAWRENCE HART, Larry , Academic Industrial. Stu- dent Council 10g Football 12, Baseball 113 Bowling 10, In- tramurals 10, 11g Varsity B 11, 12g Track 11, 12, Wrest- ling 11, 12. JAMES HAWLEY, Jim , Commercial-Business. Intra- murals 11, 123 Choir 10, BARBARA HAWK, Barb , College-Academic Math. French Club 11, 12g Counselor's Honor List 10, 11, 12. BARBARA ANN HEAVEY, Babs . Col1ege-aScience- Foreign Language. Little Theatre Guild 11, 12, Paint Crew 11, 123 North Star 11, 12g Pep Club 115 German Club 11, 12, FAY HELMS, Academic Business. CAROLYN HENDEE, Dimples . Commercial-Office Machines. Student Council 11, 12, Wampum 10, 11, 129 Quill and Scroll 11, 12, Jr. Red Cross 11, 12, Bowling 115 Intramurals 10, 11, 12, G.A.A. 10, 11, 125 N Club 11, 12, Pep Club 10, Counselor's Honor List llg Basketball 10, 11, 12, LARRY HESS, Hesser . Business. Football 10, 11, 12g Baseball 10, 11, 12g Varsity B 10, 11, 12. MARGARET HILLARY, Peggy . Academic Math. Jr. Red Cross 10, 11, 12g Intramurals 10, 11, 123 G. A. A. 10, 11, 12g N Club 11, 123 Pep club 10, 11, 125 Basketball 10, 11, 12. Lawrence Hart James R. Hawley Barbara Hawk Barbara Heavey Fay Helms 2 N Larry Hess Margaret Hillary William Howell Patricia Huften Judith Hulbert 2 '-t,' .f ' liiiffasi' I f Q 'B L I i.t' J, ' qty' B if -' lll.' ,,cA If -E I , at --- if -7 as 'E!3f'l3i4i12fe. 1ig 1, . Joan Irving Suzanne Jennings Philip Jewell WILLIAM HOWELL, Bill , Commercial. Band 10. PATRICIA HUFTEN, Pat , Academic Math-College. Jr. Red Cross 10, 11, 12, Pep Club 10, 11, 12, Counselor's Honor List 12. JUDY HULBERT, Judy , Academic-Homemaking. Wam- pum 12g Bowling 105 Pep Club 10, 11, 12, EILEEN HUNTER, Sandi . Academic-Homemaking, French Club 11g Pep Club 10, 11, Choir 10, 11, 12. SHERI LUE HUTCHINGS, Shere . Office Practice. Stu- dent Councll 10, 113 Forensic Forum 12g North Star 10, 11, 12, Jr. Red Cross 103 Pep Club 10, 11, 12. DIANE IRVING, Di , College-Math and Science. Honor Society 11, 12, Student Council'10g Forensic Forum 10, 11, 12, North Star 10, 11, 123 Quill and Scroll 12, Jr Red Cross 10, 11, 125 Literary Club 11, 12, Y-Teens 10, 11g Intramurals 10, 11, Pep Club 10, 11, 12g Driver's Associa- tion 11, 12g Counselor's Honor List 10, 11, 12. JOAN IZRVING, Jeanie , Commercial. Counselor's Honor List 11. SUZANNE JENNINGS, Sue , Business Subjects. Little Theatre Guild 10, 11, 125 Paint Crew 11, 12, Jr. Red Cross 10, 11. PHILIP JEWELL, Phil , Academic-Math and Science. Band 10, 113 Counselor's Honor List 10, 11, 12. .1 FF f ' 7 ' 'WW' RUTH JOHNSON, Ruthie , Academic Math. Jr. Red Cross 113 French Club 11, 12g G.A.A. 11, 123 Choir 10, ROBERT JONES. Academic Industrial. Student Council 11. KENT JUNE, Micronite . Technical Mechanical. Student Council 10, 11, 12, Key Club 10, 11, 12g Intramurals 10, 11, 123 Counselor's Honor List 10, 11, 123 Track 10. RICHARD KABANEK, Plnky . Academic Math. North Star 10, 11, 12, Bowling 11g Intramurals 10, 11g,Pep Club 10, Driver's Association 11, 12. RICHARD KABAT, Dick , Technical Mechanical. Intra- murals 10, 11, 12. RICHARD KACHMARIK, Dick , Academic Math. Student Council 10. ROBERT KASCHAK, Bob , College. RICHARD KEESLER, Dick , Vocational Auto. Driver's Association 11, 12, SHARON KELLY, Sherrie , Academic-Commercial. BARBARA KILMER, Barb . Academic-Homemaklng. Baseball 11, Volleyball 11, Basketball 12g Tri-I-I1 10, 11. Ruth Johnson Robert L. Jones Kent June THOMAS KINCER, Tom . Technical Electrical. Band 10, Swimming Team 12, Intramurals 11, 12, Tech. Elect. Society 12. GARY KING. Academic Math. Band 10, Football 10, 11, 12g Baseball 10, 11, 12, Intramurals 10, 11, 12, Varsity B 12. RICHARD KING, Dick , Student Council 10, 11g Jr. Red Cross 10, Baseball 11, 123 Football 10, 11, 12, Varsity B 10, 11, 123 Basketball 10, 11, 12. DAVID KLIEWER, Dave . Academic Math. Football 10, 11, 123 Tennis 123 Wrestling 103 Varsity B 12. THOMAS KOCIK, Scorch , Commercial. Jr. Red Cross 105 Band 10, 11g Art 10g Baseball 10, Intramurals 10, 11, THOMAS KOLLAR, Tom , Vocational Machines. Swim- ming Team 10, 11g Varsity B 10, 11, 125 Intramurals 10, 11g Counselor's Honor List 10, BARBARA KRNA, Krn . Commercial-Stenography. North Star 10, 11, 12g Pep Club 10, 11, 12, Cheerleaders 12g Counselor's Honor List 11, 12, Jr. Red Cross 10. HENRY IGIUEMBERG. Academic Math. Richard Kabanek Richard Kabat Richard Kachmarik fl? ig...-5 5? ' 1 S I ss w. 'i igfejgn 3. tl 'Za X ,. , 1 ,A F ga ' ,Q at -Lakin. . . 'Si 'fiiag . ,gee S4 - 2, I' .. 'S' 'ft , - . ,--jfy. . JT, 4 f Robert Kaschak Richard Keesler Sharon Kelly Richard King David Kllewer Thomas Kocik Thomas Kollar Barbara K1-na as fn V -1 A' if - Q Jtfixf 'Z' ' :T F - ,VA ,gf ,ji twink: v V Y 5' Z i J, 'wilfflf i i cv s. S L t. ph Barbara Kilmer Thomas Kincer Gary King Henry Kruemberg , .,,f ai, g fa fa if l iw, Alfred Kumpon Paul Leader John Lewis Annette Lusk Ronald McClain ALFRED KUMPON, Al , Vocational Machines. Football 11, 12g Varsity B 12g Baseball 10, 11, 12, Counselor's Honor List 11, 12, EDWARD KWIATKOWSKI, Ed , Vocational Machines. Intramurals 10. WILLLAM LAMBERT, Bill , Academic-Science. Jr., Red Cross 125 Choir 10, 11, Counselor's Honor List 10. RONALD LAVELLE, Ron , Technical Electrical. EUGENE LAWRENCE, Stub , College Math. Bowling 12. MICHAEL LAWRENCE, Moutle . College-Science. PAUL LEADER, Leader , Academic-Art. DONNA LEBOUS, Irish , Commercial-Stenography. Student Council 105 Wampum 11, 12, Quill and Scroll 11, 12, Jr. Red Cross 11, 12, Literary Club 11, 12g Pep Club 11, 123 Counselor's Honor List 10, 11, 12, CAROLE ANN LEE. Academic-Homemaklng. Paint Crew 10, 11, 12, Band 11, 12, Camera Club 10, 11, 12g Art 10, 11, Pep Club 103 Drlver's Association 12, Cholr 10, 11, 12, Girls' Chorus 10, 11, 12, Edward Kwlatkowski William Lambert Ronald Lavelle Donna LeBous Carole Ann Lee Joyce Lee Linda Lelik ' 12 5 Qi fa' 1-ft if 45,33 If 53? A. 'L ' I A A i 1 Eugene Lawrence r --,'- lm ig ? 1-1 ll Q3 Fred McGowan Stanley McLain Robert Malesky JOYCE LEE, Joycle . Academic-Homemaklng. Pep Club 10, 11, 12, Bowling 10, 115 Wampum 12. LINDA LELIK, Cookie . Commercial-Stenography. Student Councll 10, Pep Club 10g Jr. Red Cross 10, Coun- selor's Honor List 10. DAVID LERRI, Bonzo . Academic Math. Jr. Red Cross 11g Football 10, 11, 12, Intramurals 10, 11, 12, Varsity B 12g Counselor's Honor List 10, 12. JOHN LEWIS. Academic Industrial. ANNETTE LUSK, Annie , Commercial-Office Practice. Student Councll 11, Pep Club 10, 11, 12. RONALD MC CLAIN, Ron , Academic Math, FRED MC GOWAN, Fred , Technical Electrical. Little Theatre Guild 11, 12. STANLEY MC LAIN, Stan , Academlc-Science. Band 10, 11, 12, Football 10, Track 10, 11, Intramurals 11, 12g Varsity B 11, 12, Cross Country 11g Choir 12. ROBERT MALESKY, Moe , Academic Industrial, Michael Lawrenc David Leri Marsha Mallery an ,,,. ff, ' f hhlh llll 3 in ul fi, - 391A MARCIA MALLERY. Business. Jr. Red Cross 11. WILLLAM MANTAS, Greek . Academic Math. Varsity B 10, 11, 12g Wrestling 10, 11, GARY MARSH, Gar . College Math. Band 10, 11, 123 Bowling 10. MYRA MATTHEWS, Martle . Academic-Music. Coun- selor's Honor List 10. SUSAN MEE, Susie . Academic Math. Honor Society 11, 123 North Star 11, 123 Jr. Red Cross 10, 11, 123 French Club 11, 123 Pep Club 10, 113 Counselor's Honor List 10, 11, 12. VINCENT MENDOLIA, Vince , Academic Industrial. CARL MILLER, 'Bull . Academic Math. Swimming Team 10, 11, 123 Intramurals 11, 123 Varsity B 10, 11, 123 Counselor's Honor List 11Q Track 10, 11, 12. EDWARD MINER, Eddie , Academic Math. Counselor's Honor List 10, 12g Intramurals 10. RITA MONAHAN. Commercial-Office Machines. DONALD MOWERS, Don , College. Honor Society 11, 123 Student Council 10, 11, 123 Forensic Forum 10, 113 Little Theatre Guild 10, 113 Football 103 Intramurals 10, 113 Counselor's Honor List 10, 11, 12. William Mantas Gary Marsh ' Carl Miller Edward Miner 3 x Karen Nitschke -0 iw? 'aw ' 23 ff. V. X .!'u -. r' .. ' ss' A 'u:: .. :V W T zwif- - I ! I A 3 1 . . ,. g 3 Rita Monahan Paul Nordholm Joseph Northrop Thomas Oakley Anne O'Connor Mary Jane O'Donne CATHERINE MRAS, Cathy . Commercial-Business Machines. JOYCE NAGLE. College-Language. French Club 11, 12g Bowling 113 Tri-Hi 103 Counselor's Honor List 10, 11, 123 Jr. Red Cross 12, KAREN NITSCHKE, Nitchf'. Academic. Honor Society 11, 123 Forensic Forum 103 Little Theatre Guild 10, 11, 123 Paint Crew 103 North Star 11, 123 Jr. Red Cross 10, 11, 123 Literary Club 11, 12Q French Club 11, 123 Art 10, 11, 123 Counselor's Honor List 10, 11, 123 Choir 10, 11, 12, PAUL NORDHO LM. College. JOSEPH NORTHROP, Joe , Academic Math. Band 10, 11, 123 Orchestra 10, 11, 123 Bowling 103 Intramurals 11, 123 Volleyball 11, 123 Choir 11, 123 Hi-Y 10, 113 Coun- selor's Honor List 10. THOMAS OAKLEY. Vocational Auto. Jr. Red Cross 11. ANNE O'CONNOR. Academic Math. Forensic Forum 10, 111 North Star 10, 11, 123 Jr. Red Cross 10, 113 French Club 11, 12g Pep Club 10, 11: Choir 10: Counselor's Honor List 10. MARY JANE O'DONNELL, Pinky , Academic-Business. North Star 11, 123 Pep Club 10, 11, 12, Myra Matthews Donald Mowers Catherine Mras 'R X 5 3 'U 1 M I Susan Mee Vincent Mendolia Joyce Nagle ff. . r ,,,e,,., Ag, ' if , Z Ig ,' Charles Olmstead Peter O'Rellly George Paciocco Gail Patton Ronald Payne Lorraine Pedrone Gloria Perella Donna Pierce Barbara Platt Judith Pope Daniel Pratt Angelo Pupillo Marie Quain Carol Rhodes Anthony Riley Thomas Rishavy Joyce Robertson Richard Robin CHARLES OLMSTEAD, Chuck . Academic Math. PETERO'REILLY, Fish , College Math. Student Council 10, 11, Key Club 11g Football 10, 11, 12, French Club 11, Swimming Team 10, 11, 12g Varsity B 10, 11, 12, GEORGE PACIOCCO, Patch , Commercial. Student Council 10. GAIL PATTON. Academic-Business. Pep Club 11, 12, RONALD PAYNE, Ace . College Math. Projection Guild 10, 11, 123 Baseball 11, 12, Jr. Red Cross 109 Bowling 12, Intramurals 10, 11, 123 Varsity B 11, 125 Vol- leyball 10, Counselor's Honor List 11, 12, Track 10, 11. LORRAINE PEDRONE, Luigie . Academic Math. Jr. Red Cross 11, Choir 10, Pep Club 10, 11, 12, GLORIA PERELLA, Glor . Commercial-Business Machines. Student Council 10, Wampum 12, North Star 11, 12, Jr. Red Cross 10, 12, Pep Club 10, 11, 12, DONNA PIERCE. Academic Math, Student Council 10, 123 Paint Crew 10, 11, Little Theatre Guild 10, 11, 12, North Star 10, 11, 12, Jr. Red Cross 10, 113 French Club 11, 125 Art 10, 11, 12, Counselor's Honor List 10, 11, 125 Pep Club 10, 11, 12, BARBARA PLATT, Barb , Academic Math. Jr. Red Cross 11. JUDITH POPE, Judy . College Math. Jr. Red Cross 113 Pep Club 10, 11, 123 Choir 10g Color Guard 12, DANIEL PRATT, Dan . Technical Electrical. Student Council 105 Football 10, Intramurals 10, 11, 12, Varsity B 11, 12, Track 10, 11, Basketball 10. ANGELO PUPILLO, Angy . Academic Math. Band 10, 11, 12, Bowling 11, Choir 12, Hi-Y 10, 11, Dance Band 11, 12. MARIE QUAIN, Hood . Commercial-Stenography. Stu- dent Council 10, 11, 12, Little Theatre Guild 10, Paint Crew 10, Jr. Red Cross 12, Pep Club 10, 11, 123 Cheer- leaders 10, 11, 125 Counselor's Honor List 10, 11, 12, CAROL RHODES. Academic-Business Machines. Wampum 11, 12. ANTHONY RILEY, Tony . Vocational Machines. Intra- murals 10. THOMAS RISHAVY, Tom , Technical Mechanical. Counse1or's Honor List 10, 11, 12. JOYCE ROBERTSON. Academic-Business Subjects. Pep Club 10, 11, 12, RICHARD ROBINSON, Dick , Commercial-General Business. Projection Guild 10, 11, 12g Counselor's Honor List 10. . ,. ...Eh Bonnie Rockwell Charles Sakevlch ? f' Ks rl ,H . BONNIE ROCKWELL, Bon-Bon . Commercial-Office Machines. Forensic Forum 125 Pep Club 10, 11, ROBERT ROLSTON NATALIE ROSENBERG, Tally . College Math. Honor Society 11, 125 Paint Crew 10, 115 Forensic Forum 115 Little Theatre Guild 10, 115 Wampum 105 North Star 10, 11, 125 Literary Club 11, 125 French Club 10, 115 Counselor's Honor List 10, 11, 12, RONALD ROSS. Academic Math. Swimming Team 10, 11, 125 Varsity B 11, 12. SHARON ROSS, Sherrie , Commercial-Stenography. Little Theatre Guild 10, 11, 125 Paint Crew 115 Jr. Red Cross 105 French Club 115 Y-Teens 115 Pep Club 10, 11, 125 Couuse1or's Honor List 10, 11, 12. CATHERINE ROVENTE, Kate , Academic-Homemaklng. Bowling 105 Pep Club 10, 11, 12. CHARLES SAKEVICH, Charlle . Academic Math. JAMES SALISBURY, Stoner , Academic Industrial. Drlver's Association 10, 11, 12. JOHN SCANKS, Vlnce . Technical Electrical. Student Council 115 Band 105 Jr. Red Cross 105 Intramurals 11, 125 Varsity B 115 Volleyball 125 Track 115 Counselor's Honor List 10, 11. JANET SCHREHER, J:-ln . Academic Math. Little Theatre Guild 11, 125 Paint Crew 115 Jr. Red Cross 125 Literary Club 11, 125 Pep Club 11, 125 Choir 10, 11, 125 Counselor's Honor List 10, 11, 12, Robert Rolston 5 James Salisbury Vincent Scanks Natalie Rosenberg MARJORIE SCOTT, Margle . Academic Math. Little Theatre Guild 11, 125 Choir 105 Paint Crew 11, 125 North Star 10, 11, 125 Jr. Red Cross 105 Literary Club 11, 125 Pep Club 105 Counselor's Honor List 11, 12. RUDOLPH SEDLAK, Rudy , Technical Mechanical. Counselor's Honor List 10. LAURA SHAUT, Laurle . Commercial-Stenography. PAMELA SI-IROAT, Pam , Business-Academic. Foren- sic Forum 115 North Sta-r 115 Jr. Red Cross 125 Literary Club 11, 125 French Club 125 Pep Club 10, 11, 125 Coun- selor's Honor List 115 Trl-HI 10, 11, 12. RICHARD SIERZANT, Dick . Technical Electrical. Band 105 Intramurals 10, 11, 125 Counse1or's Honor List 10, 11, 12, THOMAS SIMANDLE, Tom . Technical Mechanical. Student Council 10, 11, 125 Football 10, 11, 125 Intramurals 10, 11, 125 Varsity B 10, 11, 125 Track 10, 11, 125 Volley- ball 10, 11, 125 Counselor's Honor List 10, 11, 12. JEANNINE SKINNER, Academic-Business. Forensic Forum 125 Jr. Red Cross 125 Little Theatre Guild 125 French Club 105 Pep Club 10, 11, 125 Counselor's Honor List 11. PAUL SMEY, Butch , Technical Mechanical. Projection Guild 10, 115 Football 105 Jr. Red Cross 10, 115 Baseball 105 Bowling 10, 115 Intramurals 10, 11, 125 Varsity B 10, 11, 125 Pep Club 10, 115 Counselor's Honor List 105 Track 11, 125 Cross Country 10, 11, 125 Wrestling 12. Ronald Ross J Janet Schreher Marjorie Scott , 0 ' W 4, 7 6 V ,., , , - ,- 5 -den' ileiiy li A Y 5 Q, S 1' Laura Shaut Pamela Shroat Richard Sierzant Thomas Simandle Jeannine Skinner Paul Sme ' H-.:::. uf J Q , ,, 55.75515 an ,L ,, , .,,,.,,5 H 7. V f-5ffg5,.,,4,,,,,.f.,, W5 'K ' s ' ' :M All olll ' l i f1fl3?'S A fffff 'Q 5-,f7fQiIff-ifQflf ' 'k'.. 5 53- '35 A S N555 332: Sharon Ross Catherine Rovente 4 'Q Rudolph Sedlak I s , A 4 A , , . Q, Carole Ann Smith Walter Smith Alice Spicer Gerald Spring Robert Springer Gerald Steler Diane Stephenson Frederick Sterner Lavonne Stolarcyk Patricia Tangl Sandra Taylor Douglas Thompson CAROLE ANN SMITH. College-Science. Honor Society 11, 125 Student Council 125 Jr. Red Cross 105 Pep Club 105 Counselor's Honor List 10, 11, 12. WALTER SMITH, Walt . Technical Electrical. Coun- selor's Honor List 10, 115 Tech. Elect. Society 11, 12. ALICE SPICER, Spice , Academic-Business Subjects. Jr. Red Cross 10, 115 Pep Club 10, 11, GERALD SPRING, Jerry , Academic-Science. Student Council 10, 115 North Star 11, 125 Quill and Scroll 125 Camera Club 10, 11, 125 Intramurals 11, 12, ROBERT SPRINGER, Bob . Academic Math. Football 10, 11, 125 varsity B 11, 12, GERALD STEIER, Technical Mechanical. Student Council 115 Counselor's Honor List 11. DIANA STEPHENSON, Stevie , Commercial-Stenography. Jr. Red Cross 10, 115 Y-Teens 105 Pep Club 105 Coun- selor's Honor List 10. FREDERICK STERNER, Fred , Technical Electrical. Honor Society 11, 125 Intramurals 10, 11, 125 Counsel.or's Honor List 10, 11, 12, LAVONNE STOLARCYK, Vonnie . Commercial-Office Machines. 44 Robert Striss Richard Strope William Sullivan Robert Thompson Susan Thurber Joseph Tiern ROBERT STRISS, Bob , Academic Math. RICHARD STROPE, Dick , Academic Industrial. WILLIAM SULLIVAN, Sully , Academic Math, Jr. Red Cross 115 Track 11, 125 Bowling 11, 125 Intramurals 11, 125 Varsity B 11, 12, PATRICIA TANGI, Patti , College-Science. Student Council 125 Tri-Hi 125 Literary Club 11, 125 Pep Club 115 Counselor's Honor Llst 11. SANDRA TAYLOR, Sandle . Academic. DOUGLAS THOMPSON, Doug , College . Forensic Forum 125 Little Theatre Guild 115 Counselor's Honor List ll, 12. ROBERT THOMPSON, Bob . Academic Industrial. In- tramurals 11, 12, SUSAN THURBER, Sue , Academic Math. Honor Society 11, 125 Student Council 105 French Club 11, 125 Counselor's Honor List 10, 11, 125 Choir 10, 11, 125 Trl-Hi 11. JOSEPH TIERNO, Corky , Business Administration. Student Council 105 Key Club 105 Tennis 105 Bowling 105 Intramurals 105 Volleyball 105 Drlver's Association 11, largaret VanValen Lowell VanVorce James Wardell THOMAS TOMASKY, Tomask . College. Intramurals 10, 115 Volleyball 105 Counselor's Honor List 10. ELEANOR TOMEI, EH , Academic Math. Student Coun- cil 125 Pep Club 105 Art 125 Counselor's Honor List 12, ROBERT TURNER, Bob , Commercial. Student Council 105 Football 10, 11, 125 Baseball 10, 11, 125 Varsity B 10, 11, 123 Basketball 10, 115 Counselor's Honor List 11. CLARA URCIUOLI. Academic-Business Subjects. Jr. Red Cross 10, 115 Choir 10, 11, 125 Pep Club 10, 11, 125 Counselor's Honor List 10, 12. GEORGE VALASHINAS. College. North Star 125 French Club 115 Swimming Team 125 Tennis 125 Bowling 115 Intra- murals 10, 11, 125 Counselor's Honor Llst11, 125 Cross Country 11. RICHARD VANDEBURG, Dick , Academic Math. Stu- dent Council 10, 115 Wrestling 105 Intramurals 10, 11, 125 Counselor's Honor List 10, 11. MARGARET VAN VALEN, Peg . Academic-Business Subjects. Student Council 10, 115 Paint Crew 115 Jr. Red Cross 105 Choir 10, 11, 12, LOWELL VAN VORCE, Horse , Academic Industrial. Projection Guild 10, 115 Intramurals 105 Wrestling 11, 12, DANIEL VAUGHAN, Dan , College. Honor Society 11, 125 Student Councll10, 125 North Star 10, 11, 125 Tennis 10, 11, 125 Intramurals 105 Varsity B 11, 125 Counselor's Honor List 10, 11, 125 Basketball 11, 12. Fhomas Tomasky Eleanor Tomel Robert Turner 5 5 ! tlrntl rf . f ggiuyffrg f, ' 4,-Vai 'Pk 5 is I Arthur Warner Susan Warner 1 Daniel Vaughan LETTIE VINCENT GARY VINING, Zlng . Academic Math, Student Council 115 Track 115 Driver's Association 11, 12, GUY -VINING, Bud . Technical Electrical. Student Council 125 Bowling 11, 125 Intramurals 125 Counselor's Honor List 10, 11, 125 Tech. Elect. Society 12. JAMES WARDELL, Ward . Academic Math. Student Councll10, 115 Intramurals 10, 115 Counselor's Honor List 10. ARTHUR WARNER, Rock , Technical Mechanical. Jr. Red Cross 115 Band 10, 115 Counselor's Honor List 10. SUSAN WARNER, Susle . Commercial-Stenography. Pep Club 10. PATRICIA WARREN, Pat , Commercial-Office Ma- chines. Jr. Red Cross 105 Bowling 10, 115 Pep Club 10, 115 Choir 10, 11, 12, WILLIAM WARREN, Wiliy . College-Science. Student Council 125 Paint Crew 11, 125 Stage Crew 10, 11, 125 Bowling 115 Intramurals 10, 115 German Club 11, 12, ESTHER WATSON. College. French Club 11, 125 Jr. Red Cross 105 Y-Teens 125 Pep Club 105 Choir 10, 11, Clara Urciuoli George Valashlnas r ., .01 i Lettie Vincent Gary Vining , , 531 3 , dk Patricia Warren William Warren Richard Vandeburg Guy Vining Esther Watson Karen West Robert Wllber Jacqueline Williams Judith Williams Marlene Wolfmger Mary Margaret Yeag David Yetter Carole Zecca Robert Zemanick Thomas Zielinskl KAREN WEST. Commercial-Stenography. Pep Club 11, Counse1or's Honor List 10, 11, 12. ROBERT WILBER, Wllber . Academic Industrial. JACQUELINE WILLIAMS, Jackie . Academic-Business, French Club 12, Pep Club 10, 11, 12. JUDITH WILLIAMS, Jude . Business Subjects. Student Council 10, 11, Pep Club 10, 11, 12, Jr. Red Cross 10, 11, Cheerleaders 11, 12, MARLENE WOLFINGER, Wolfie . Commercial-Office Machines. Wampum 12, G.A.A. 10, 11, 12, N Club 10, 11, 12, Pep Club 10, 11, 12, Counselor's Honor List 10, Intramurals 10, 11, 12. MARY MARGARET YEAGER, Margo , Commercial. DAVID YETTER, Parchment , Technical Electrical. Student Council 10, 11, 12, North Star 11, 12, Band 10, ll, Art 10, Swimming Team 10, Intramurals 10, 11, 12, Coun- selor's Honor List 10, Wrestling 10, Tech. Elect. Society 12. CAROLE ZECCA, Zeke , College-Language. Honor Society 11, 12, North Star 10, 11, 12, Literary Club 12, Pep Club 10, 11, 12, Counselor's Honor List 10, 11, 12. ROBERT ZEMANICK, Bob , Vocational Auto. Drlver's Association 10, 11, 12. THOMAS ZIELINSKI, T.J. . Academic Math. Intra- murals 12. 46 Q, mf wr A G fn F 2 - fqejwffg xr hr, 4 . g-.1 9 ' Y ' I 'z A ,rxLvgFjf m:gff ,Qif'?a.i-,g,--f.- , !MSLq4f,w , lg ,,.L , 1 X' 5- 'iff H' Q I A . pw jun ev 1 QQ 4x -:xp - ',,, U Wa U .,.. - V A June Se ff V ff Kent June A1 q Handsomest Bo . we ee, Y Marlon Gabriel Actress Sandy Forno If - , Best Looking Girl Tom Simandle Most Popular Boy e e? Bob Cole Class Actor - . ' 5:3 Marie Quain Most Popular Girl Richard King Best Boy Athlete Most Brilliant Boy Thomas Case X Bob Turner Marge Boldt 5 Best Natured Girl Marlene Wolflnger! Best Girl M37 Diane n-vmg Heartbreaker lboybl, Z Most Brilliant Girl f 1 x D9-V6 YGUGI' Barbara Krna f Beg Natllred BOY Heartbreaker Qgirlj f f 4- rn k William Sullivan Vincent Scanks H 4 ' Ae., Quietest Boy C1888 Jester George Valashinas X f Z' Best Boy Dresser nl? :WI 531 Mary Jane O'Donnell A M Best Girl Dresser K, ' eel' A A I Anita Chillian ' ' ff , Quietest Girl Nancy Haight A Class Giggler ' , in L Q X Donna Pierce Susan Mee Class Class Dreamer 48 r otables X John Feldman X X V ,iz2aa1M3::::r ff XX EHLO1 J Y A Girl Most Likely to Succeed Frank Buono We , , s c, Boy Most Likely to Succeed J , K N I , .E j lll ,en .:':' l le e , an Peg VanValen A p ' .Q G Z' Best Girl Dancer v l e if d Most Bashful Boy V I 4 'leafs L ,, .L at: 5 ka E ,Q as Q , Q ga 11 ' fx Paul Smey Satan's Son Sandy Getman A Most Bashful Gm ff Q Jackie Williams p 7,, C N cc c 5 an Perpetual Motion Jeanne Angelo Garbo Class Flirt 'J d'dd Satan's X H U Tom Calistri Janet Schreher Class Musician fboyj ' Class Singer Virginia Clark Class Musician Qgirlj f Ronald Ross Shortest Boy 9 Joe Northrop Tauest BOY Judy wunams dttd J ltt'aa ' ddlt Tauest Girl f James Bartola U CaI'O1 A. ' Ideal Couple --,, -A 5' I Rita Monahan -J Sh0I't6St Girl 5 A, B111 Mamas Niisiest BOY n -. Gloria Perella dld' Jtl Ivana Smile Pat Hufton l Nolsiest Girl i N 49 June Senio SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS FOR JUNE ROW 1, Left to right: Linda Berry, Delores Gill. ROW 2: Paul Smey, Dan Vaughan. ROW 3: Tom Beese. ROW 4: Sandy Flato, Tom Simandle. SENIOR ADVISORY COMMITTEE P' I QW. ROW 1, Left to right: Jerry Spring, Dave Leri, Sandra Fiato. ROW 2: Dick King, Sue Thurber, Natalie Rosen- berg, Dayus Cardello. ROW 3: Dick Boyea, Fred Sterner, Don Mowers, Marie Quain. 50 F Sommittees JUNE SENIOR PICNIC COMMITTEE Bill Mantas, Carolyn Hendee, Sue Jennings, Carole A. Smith, Sharon Ross, Barbara Krna, Lorraine Cole, Peggy Davenport, Dave Yetter, Lowell Van Vorce, Chuck Olmstead, Bob Thompson, Dick Kabanek, Paul Choberka, Jerry Fix, Tom Rlshavy, Art Warner. in--10. JUNE SENIOR PROM COMMITTEE Tom Stmandle, Anita Chillian, Donna Pierce, Lana Fahs, Carole Rhodes, Mary Ann Bendert, Mary Buck, Jean- nie Skinner, Carole Zecca, Annette Lusk, Gloria Perella, Diane Irving, Cookie Lelik, Judy Carner, Doug Thomp- son, Tom Calistri, Kent June, Charles Gillnsky, Judy Williams, Nancy Harman. 'fi lil .L- C LASS DAY ' ROW 1, Seated left to right: Mary Jane Golden, Paula Darling, Anne Guthrie. ROW 2: Donna LeBous, Anne O'Connor, Mary Allen, Bonnie Rockwell, Lana Fahs, Peggy VanValen, Eileen Karen Nitschke. ROW 3: Bob Thompson, John Feldman, Bob Cole, Regina Gaige, Tom Beese, Dick, Bob Fletcher. 51 1. - N ..- ' ' W. , 'WP-ag M A Q , .. M-.A 'f 3'w P A M1 LW? at M h , . 4 V --M-ff++ f f 4 ,,,, ...Q v i f Q K- 'F' 4 s F, ww ,tn-nlC ' any ,uw SPORTS -Z Wfx -S i ug ., .,,, 'fi ,, Varsity ROW 1: Larry Hart, Dan Pratt, Dave Beers, Dave Leri, Alan Conklin, Del Cobleigh, John Barnes, John David- son, Ronald Payne, Al Colosl, Bill Kowalewski, John Remza, Bob Mastronardi. ROW 2: Tom Killar, Dave Kincer, Dave Klewer, Gene Castncr, Ed Winterstein, Bill Horvath, Bob Cunningham, Dan Vaughan, Stan McLain, Bill Man- tas, Tom Simandle, Chuck Gilinsky. ROW 3: Irving Bardeen, John Marecek, Gary King, Paul Kumpon, Bob Turner, Chris DeBuzna, Gary Covert, Ray Stanton, Pat O,Rellly, Harold Stocker, James Butkus, Thomas Beese. ROW 4: Larry Tornsa, Dave Capwell, Charles Carbo, John Hutchko, Larry Hess, John Feldman, Ed Gartell, Barry Means, Bud Pyril, Al Kumpon, Kent June. ROW 5: John Flesher, Robert Parry, John Fiato, Bill Redmond, Dennis Rlcker, Bill Sullivan, Al Nytch, Jerry Fix, Bill DuMond, Carl Miller, Cotton Kurtz. All branches lead to the main trunk of a mighty tree. So lt is at North, with the Varsity B club. Any boy who has lettered in any sport at North is eligible to becomea member of this active group. Recently the boys selected and purchased Vars- tty B jackets. This combined with several meet- ings during the year, and a Spring All Sports banquet are part of the feature of an active or- ganization. Thanks to Mr. Reutllnger for his aid with this organization, 54 Varsity Coaching Staff When a team wins, the often heard comment is -- they had the material -and when it loses, it is due to poor coaching. The critics have had a difficult time this year with an analysis ofthis year's champions. The part that confused the crltics, however, was that it was practically the same group that lost all but one game during the previous season. Only answer would seem to be coaching talent, even to the severest critics! North never has been short on coaching talent, and lt is with great pride we present our coaches of football. A Cardin Coach ff, at 2 wa. C 1' 'E' , fill, -. e fs. Henry J. V. Backfield my-is Gerald Line O'Reilley Coach .5 Howland Coach THER Varsity E l 3 I 1 an ,.: is 'T 15 Q- E i Z 2 E u , , , . , R X ,, .W . 1- , il W ,xg Ai ,, g:,: .ily ,gh ,L ,iiT,l, - 7 A 1 A ' iff: f+Aig44 ,5 .,. .li54f5f T' 4 7 O5 W ' ,.f2i7ff,': -'4'?z'f' V ref-a3a,f1i i.L41 5 si f . ,. ' 7' Q' , ' al-i f5,f, Egffff. , ' ,hw igar 1 ROW 1: Feldman, Carbo, Hutchko, Cunningham, King, Horvath, Leri, Testani, Slmandle, Mastronardi, ROW 2: Gallagher, DeBuzna, Fiato, Dundon, Stanton, Springer, King, Wlnterstein, Barney, Hine. ROW 3: Capwell, Kincer, Hart, Muro, Kincer, Gresham, Nytch, Turner, Kliewer. ROW 4: Kumpon, Roney, Gentile, Hammitt, Kumpon. .-', ' fp' 3,-g ,. gf., A ff-'e-4e2.1fLf ' f Q 'i in wifi . W ' uv 'U ' r. -K g , f - Q 1 ' , :?'. V '14 4 4 ' , rf- ' M L, U1,4vgj,,.. .- K, .f me V 3 .'.m-.f'r, k3.l 1 'lo 1214 '- 15 iii 'WJ-' W - bmi'- ,ehjwge ' QQ: l 1 fl, ,Av 'N ' 1 .l f 'L . W. V fl --ai fees' vr. , W 'vi 5 :5553 f ' .H , ,Y 1,2 , 7 I ,g,, i,ag,'. 4, wwf - ww:' .f' -1 f aff' Sw grief. We .. 2. W H A 'Sgr-,Q-:uHj f QQ:-I 'Off-'1'5!q,5E,- - f RE17 '5'.' . Y' 5, ,gp-,7g3,f,f1'.f,gf. - MW f., -U 'kfytik in 1' .g -qu A .5 1. j M fy-were 'HQ K . .L, ,,k f - 1 , lf : 1' L-. . -- W + ' if-iv Q ff ' -fm TIER CH MP Football NORTH 14 UTICA PROCTOR 13 Due to future scheduling problems--North met Utica Proctor High this year for the last time. North certainly deserved to win and outplayed Utica all the way. Without some crowd-pleasing running by Dick Kingg unequaled defense by John Feldman-and Bob Cunningham's blocking Utica's extra point-the game outcome might well have ended differently- and the hundred mile trip home wouldn't have been nearly as pleasant as it was. NORTH 39 UNION ENDICOTT 0 The Indian really scalped the Tigers of U. E. this year. After the first quarter, the game gradually became a rout. The outstanding backfield play of Dick King-coupled with defensive play of John Feldman and Ed Winterstein made this truly a fine day for the North Team and coaching NORTH 20 ELMIRA SOUTHSIDE 12 On a very sunny, warm Fall afternoon the Hornet was swatted by the Indian! Although the hornets of Elmira did sting the North Indians in the first half-the Indians stamina under humid heat stood the test better than the Hornets of Elmira Southside. Though Elmira led 6-0 halftime, North's Varsity came back to have a 20-6 lead with less than a minute left to play. A mistake by North's substitutes gave Elmira a second touchdown just before the game ended. . w w w ..- , g, ,V,. ,M ,i M' '-'-.,A Q V. NORTH 14 ELMHRA FREE ACADEMY 7 Q .,.., ' F Q 'fi rg:55? ?: Certainly this game must go down as one of North's outstanding wins of the , ' it h5: l','.' 1 past several seasons. The highly favored Elmirans could never get their xaznn' I ,ff .I tfef, , ,V offense started-in fact they were held to four first downs by the vicious ' A Y Northmen. Offensively North outplayed EFA all the way. It seemed both offensively and defensively the entire North eleven were in on every play. It would be difficult to single out any individual, but was a day these boys and . their fine coaches will long remember. W' f .. NORTH 14 JOHNSON CITY 7 As the two teams lined up for the opening kick off, it seemed in size as though it were North against the New York Giants. For the first five minutes of the game, it also appeared that way-but then slowly the tide began to turn-and before the half, it was beginning to look more and more like 20th Century David and Goliath story. What the Northmen lacked in size they cer- tainly made up in desire. It was one of North's finest wins in many seasons. NORTH 6 CENTRAL 6 Take a rainy day-mix well with an overconfident unbeaten North team. Add one highly inspired Central team. Stir rain well into field-mix these two teams thoroughly with mud and the end result is a tie game. In fact North was fortunate not to lose this key game to its cross town rivals. On an intercepted Dick King pass late ln the game-it looked as though Central's back would go all the way . Only supreme effort by Dick King stopped the Centralite on North's 23 yard line. North then intercepted a Central pass a few plays later and this ended Central's scoring chances, just before the NORTH 12 ITHACA 6 game ended. NORTH 19 VESTAL 6 The eve of the Vestal game found the North Team undefeated and uncon- cerned. After a listless pregame practice on Friday, the team received a startling announcement. Varsity line coach Gerry Demaree announced his decision to retire from coaching after 13 years of service. Certainly this had its effect on the team, as they soundly defeated Vestal the next afternoon -in fact Vestal's offense never got off to a start, so vicious and eager were North's llnemen and backs. 58 By an unusual quirk of fate, North had won the championship before it met Ithaca in the final clash of the year. As all other teams in the conference had two losses even lf North had lost to Ithaca, they still would have been Southern Tier Champions. The team had its pride however, and would have no part of winning a championship-with a blemish on its record. The North- men solidly defeated Ithaca in the final game of the year, giving North its second championship in football. May they have a million more! . . Football Coaches Diller and Kibler put the J. V. 's into third place this season. The team had a 3-1-1 year. The annual game with E. F.A. was called off due to an accident suffered by E.F.A. Ex-J. V. 'S promise to give a boost to the Varsity next year. I w V - :-' v.Q,,,5F1:'-:..'..1., -.,,.Ji, 'M lic- g?!L..f ' ':S'5,, ggjf'23,'.'hQ '- 'k- i ii ?5 l'Ef.,,, ,., 5-3 1 f ?f5'q5f' J ' . 95 flw iffi ,.,. .t'f i3sa I' 7 Y- -5 s 24Sff 2'f 'W: -'f 'fffv 33'u5 f7':7Z:.' f ,, - 5 -- ,. ., ' ' .- , '...Q:.Ql,.-. I 'M :WT A i lazy -f Va .m-:mt :V aal .. : ' gif. i is-sg.. ,,-l 1 :A ,ff i 1 V, .Q - ,V ,,t,7ifA 2, , ,A X, A 1 , ,-,,,,n'3,,,Lf.x,, M ' -1 ' .- 1 . , H . Y Y ...- -' are i im cf' 4 si' fr, my i' L ' -'...,g,i J 1 , fe . L it 'f.a.f1f Z 1- .. M- - ' c as rf ' 1 g ' be ' re ' - ' , vu' ujlgrll -V F K ' 1 W ,, fs 'tiff gs I-,. E . , ir Q 3 f ' A 4 5 H . lm fy ' . A x . It i Q, I 4 , I y Q 5. .V K. ai . f . . f . l ROW 1, Left to right: Strlcker, Rosboro, Josey, Grubbam, Mains, Puleggi, Bardine, Sheppard, Snape. ROW 2: Dinninny, Gennett, Houlihan, Martino, Clifford, Perry, Stadling, Manchulick, Copley. ROW 3: Padbury, Gorgant, Bailey, Terboss, Smith, Baker, Darvey, Dnowski. Frosh Football Coach Winters brought home a 5-2 record this season. Most of next season's J.V. 'S will reflect Frosh training. 5. ' 5 JC ROW 1, Left to right: Basti, Wood, Arnold, Shields, VanValen, Sampson, Detorio, Scott. ROW 2: Rounds, Saunders, Randall, Wlnterstein, Hammitt, Murray, Twatdell, Bailey. ROW 3: I-licks, Kent, VanOrder, Marshall, Stento, Egan, Cheeseman. ROW 4: Stento, Cunningham, Decker, Norton, Jasick, Roberts. 59 Varsity Basketball NORTH Coach Reutlinger lost the toss that could have given North a third place in the S.T.C, The loss of Dick King, North's point getter, in mid-term cost the Indians much. However, North's Charlie Carbo, Moose , Remza, and Charlie Georgia, were sufficient to defeat the Central Bulldogs for the second time this season. Mr. Reutlinger OPPONENT North 40 E. F. A. 47 North 50 C. V. 49 North 78 J. C. 56 North 79 Owego 77 North 73 E.S. S. 79 North 52 Ithaca 61 North 54 Seton 55 North 65 Cortland 71 North 54 U. E. 45 North 56 Vestal 69 North 63 Central 62 North 47 J. C. 58 North 56 U. E. 85 North 64 Seton 75 North 59 C.V. 72 North 54 Owego 55 North 62 Vestal 70 North 64 Central 58 ROW 1, Left to right: Carbo, Davidson, King, Remza, Vaughan, Georgia. ROW 2: Turner, Addison, Finkler Hulslander, Hall. 60 J. V. Basketball Although Mr. Howland's J. V. 'S had a two year winning streak they were 7-11 this year. Josey, Hazlett, Sedor, and Addison were high pointers. Mr. Howland NORTH OPPONENT North 45 E. F.A. 42 North 40 C. V. 42 North 46 J . C. 50 North 48 Owego 50 North 49 E. S. S. 54 North 50 Ithaca 62 North 38 Seton 34 North 51 Cortland 41 North 47 U. E. 41 North 46 Vestal 32 North 45 Central 54 North 42 J . C. 47 North 43 U. E. 60 North 64 Seton 42 North 45 C. V. 49 North 40 Owego 58 North 34 Vestal 46 North 37 Central 50 ROW 1, Left to right: Gennett, Hazlett, Josey, Hutchko, Sedor. ROW 2: Stanton, Marshall, Kowalewski, Peleggi ROW 3: Basti, Turner, Gorgrant. Baseball I I G Larry Hess, Gary Covert, Gary King, Del Cobleigh. This past season the Indians, under Coach Charlie Howland, had a 5 win 6 loss .record. Prospects for the approaching season look good with several lettermen returning, As this book goes to press, our team is beginning its workouts in gymg and from all appearances, North will accumulate a record of which we can be proud. 62 Mr. Howland Wrestling 143 ' ' ' ' 'TVX' 103 .4 -ss 3 2 ff- if ROW 1, Left to right: Bob Joyner, Ed Winterstein, Barry Means, Jim Butkus, Larry Hart, Al Nytch, Steve Wood, Harold Stocker, Pat O'Reilly, Denny Fancher, Dave Beers, and John Maracek. ROW 2: Harold Pierce, Barry Blandlng, Roger Bardeen, Tom Hobe, John Flato, Gene Martino, and Bob Bowers. ROW 3: John Eddy, Harry Blish, Bob Parry, and John Huber. ROW 4: Dave Wendell, Dave Krlner. The wrestling finished a very good season this year with a 6-5-1 record. The hlgh pe rsonal records of Harold Stocker, Ed Winterstein, Jim Butkus, Pat O'Reilly and Dave Beers helped make the year a success. The number of spectators at matches has been increasing and students are, at fx, last, showing more interest lnthls once- forgotten sport. Denny Fancher, John Uvasec, John Vt' Fiato, and Dave Beers wlll be returning next year and Coach O'Rellly predicts -.. that the team will do as well or better. 63 Track if we-'ff sw IL c L 1' l c C C, 4,-fillet as qfol? f , 'Q' , 1 ROW 1, Left to right: O'Reilly, Lucas, Norris, Horvath, Cunningham, Miller, Lyons, Wilson, Barnes, Si- mandle. ROW 2: Fix, Means, Baronowski, Carey, Crlmmins, Taylor, Snape, Scanks, Schwenz, Davidson, Mul- lins. ROW 3: Hart, Babcock, Bailey, Salvamini, McLean, Hammltt, Castner, Ward, Edwards, McCrab1e. Absent: Goldstein. Last season's track team, under coach Dil- ler, won first place In S.T.C. competition. The Indians only lose three lettermen this season. With returning lettermen Pat O'Reil- ly, John Barnes fPo1e-Vaultj, John Davidson QMilery, Carl Miller fShot Puty, Bl1lHorvath fBroad and High Jumpy, Bob Cunningham fDls- cusl, and Tom Simandle 48805-all of these are - Eastern Zone Champions-this could well be another championship year for North. 64 , Volleyball Mr. Whltfield's volleyball team had a fine season. He is especially proud of their three straight victories over U, E. Although some of the best players including Tom Simandle, John Marcik, and Joe Skinner are being lost, next season looks promising with Den Fisher, Bill Dundon, Ed Gartel, Ed Tosher, Pat Mullens and Larry Vasisko returning. The team sported a 12-12 record this season. 4nFTk ,MTG ,mn 1-,, ' Qui? W. .. fi .,. R r 937' 0 ra if- 11 0 FT6' 'Po 6' .0975 +GW7'6' Q 6 ROW 1, Left to right: Smith, Urda, Brown, Suson, Snape, Fisher, Ruane, Vasisko, Northrup. ROW 2: Baker, Mangan, Marathew, Tasber, Zimmer, Harder, Garruto, Mullins. ROW 3: Simandle, Shiffer, Colossi, Lewis, Crabbs, Skarks, Foot. ROW 4: Marcik, Gartell, Cheeseman, Palombo, Brutvan, Kent iManagerJ. Bowling The bowling team completed a fair season this year having won 11 games. The most out- standing victory was over U. E. whose team was otherwise undefeated. Varsity bowlers, Bob Kralovlc, Bill Sullivan, Dennis Rlcker, John Flesher, and Bob Badertscher earned letters. Coach Sprenger looks forward, optlmistically, to next year for this year's J. V. 's had an ex- cellent record and three varsity boys will return. Left to right: Joe Olsovsky, Wayne Whited, Bill Sullivan, Guy Vining, Bob Kralovic. 65 Y Swim Team ROW 1, Left to right: Jim Pascucci, John Robilotto, Mike Gorman, Harry Weber, Joe Mee, Ronald Ross, John Alger, Dick Baranowski. ROW 2: Jerry Fix, George Valichlness, Carl Miller, Chuck Gilinsky, Joe Oliver. ROW 3: Tom Klncer, Dick Moseman, Jerry Lal-Ialt, Bill McPartland, Cotton Kurtz, Tom Beese. The swim team finished a fairly good season this year with 4 wins and 5 losses. Among the outstanding swimmers were Car1Ml11er and Tom Beese, who set new school records, Vince Crockenberg, who broke the city record for the 100-freestyle, and Jerry Fix, North's first unbeaten diver. With many lettermen returning, next year's team is expected to be very good. 66 Tennis The tennis team, which had a very good season last year, is expected to do as well, if not better, this year. Bob Parry and Dan Vaughan, who played a very good game are expected to return. Coach Sprenger predicts more interest in the sport this season and a good turn out for the team, Front: Herman Browning. Standing: Larry Slocum, Mike O'Connell, John Fertlg, Ed Gartell, Bob Parry, John Weslar, Dan Vaughn, Ed Ritoch. Cross Country Perhaps the least publicized, but one of the hardest working teams at North is the Cross Country squad. John Davidson, Paul Smey, Vince Scanks, Al Conklin, Vince Crockenberg and Earl Decker earned letters. North was represented at the sectional meet at Colgate by John Davidson and Paul Smey, Coach Whitfield looks hopefully forward to next season. Although Conklin, Colossi, and Decker will form a nucleus for the squad, many new boys will be needed. - n ff--1..,.-...wg-f..-,,......- .....-.-- -V A V W Q - .-5 I die: . .- ? .. l L -' .. Wy, V, -ram. A - , .mmvmmunwaqnawsm- -11m:S1 Hem. , 'N Q 5 ? 'A M ll . it .' 1 ' - -' ' '-H QEFFT ', .1 m W f 'YW 7 WS ' e ' ' .sf ,f .. A . P1 I F ' iw- -Q -9f a: ':' 45 H , I WI f ' .f f.f ,.,,' 3-as V , .-M N, ,. 9 A , - J?-Q , , K fn... , t H ,D ,Il ,Tk -3.14 , . ,,.. . R. A - - V' 4 .,i..' f-'. ' f P. l t cnc Q- 2 n 2.K...:l, aa. . j 5.8 i - Q Q v.,i I .- , X- -, Y L ' .i 1 Q1 X Jt. . if ' , t Q 3 Q . . ' 1 'F I V si H if s . l in ,N .K I, , Ak V N H u W i Mig TQ4 - ji4i5s.:,,a4?-iight tiff.: gl 0 a 'Q A' fs' ' ls X. on A Wfmwp' 1 : tg ROW 1, Left to right: Al Colossi, John Davidson, Paul Smey, Captain. ROW 2: Vince Crockenberg, Al Con- klin, Vince Scanks, ROW 3: Tom Beese, Earl Decker. 67 Cheerleaders Be it football, basketball, or a pep meeting in the auditorium-you will find out North Cheer- leaders in there giving their all until the last gun is sounded. No question there are many times that these cheerleaders, and the enthusiasm they generate have a tremendous effect on the teams, and game outcomes at North High. Keep it up, kids, it's really appreciated, Clockwise: Lou Krlsko, Donna Bailey, Sandy Forno, Marie Quain, Barb Hazilla. Judy Williams, Barb Krna, Pat Reilly, Mary Furino. . . Cheerleaders North is definitely twice blessed , having a varsity and J. V. cheerleading squad. While some schools have difficulty getting one group to spur their teams onward to victory, we have two! While one group is resting the other and capable group of J .V. 's take over. Is it any wonder North chalks up so many winsl Left to right: Marlene Romano, Donna Bailey, Carole Smith, Mary Deinhardt, Betty Johns, Nancy Walicke, Carole Murray. 68 Girls' Athletic Ass 'n. What would a school be without its girls sports program, and at North we have an excellent one. Directed by Mrs. Houlihan, girls who actively participate in sufficient part of the ath- letic program at North accumulate points, which eventually enable them to become members of this fine girls group of athletes. ROW 1, Left to right: Peg Hillary, Carolyn Hendee, Sandy Fiato, Carol Perkins, Kathy Eastman, Joan Mann. ROW 2: Carol Williams, Pat Downs, Leah Peck, Marlene Wolfinger, Sharon Finch, Ruth Johnson. ROW 3: Ilse Kornprobst, Carol Anthony, Margerie Hannin, Virginia Barath, Betsy Moore. Color Guard This year something new has been added at North! Now leading our colorful band in pa- rades, and at football games we find our stalwart and attractive color guard. Indeed a welcome addition. 'JSE' 'v ,MQ X i Left to right: Marlene Gennett, Mary Joyce DeAugelo, Judy Pope, Angela Carbo, Mary Tinder, Sandra Fiato, Marge Brady, Margaret VanVa.len. 69 S.. -ffl N N fx 0571 x K R xx f XRAQX , +54 -.M xx V 2 . ' -iii 4 Q 1 Q: ..-.,- -Wirrv K, ' ilxzy- '- 54' Ax. u. ,., 521, ,w...?3I.'T:.za-4 a.n.xf-M--- N.. -sr W -Y W A 1.-vs-rf-av:-rn-rr-ffm'-1-fr , Ng xxx 2 ff-YT,,..,,A,q 1 -., f ,ix . , g in k . 'X f A --- - ff ,1 , Y A , f -'W-5 M'f , .,,.-.d ,.f-,,12--' ..... ...M ..-M. ,X --n-3. 4 ,,--f- , ,hm V . 1 'L ,M , 1- 'A -.i A' X, -xx . -7354, ' S vafpfir f -, X -K ,jf fi fog fx Q , W W 7 V , JB I J LL? X KNW if VXJI If QLVKHIXIY Q gk K f K ,fxXl V! ,X dw 4, , gf 1 f Q 4 , 2 Wi? A 5 X Kg X ff , A X fx K XX K' k , ,y 'S' .4-:Jf fi we J g ff 41 5 Q , VP m lj ak 14 X fy I, J f-X y J! Qfyj Q J LAQ I fm wg Q 1 124 XTCNW1 ... xw' RQ X yi fy A' A ATNi'XwX,4A 5 W A MAJJJ, ij g if M I ' T 2 5 al X MX 95 fx f fl f? X IWXXVD TC LVN f I I gf E J iq 5 f My xmgifff , 5 f 3 1 ff W QSM gf ff I J U af f Lf., ,SWK H- , v -- 0 33? xl X, g Q Qffij ' Q :' 1-1 -sm- Nx bf' Ls- l en., X W' ' . S ,. ' HOMEROOM 206 ROW 1: Ella Carpenter, Barbara Johns, Alice Wessels, Esther Pierpoint, Sandra Owen, Betty Johns. ROW 2: Edward Ri- toch, Joan Jacoby, Sharon Bozosi, John Hillis, Joe Kosalek, Charles Perella. ROW 3: Richard Yerger, Melvin King, Jack Gresham, John Goughary, John Fiato, Scott Abbott. HOMEROOM 216 ROW 1: Cassie Brader, Sandra Witte- man, Barbara Wood, Jeanne Button, Mar- jorie Brown, Patricia Downs, Mary Lou Tinder. ROW 2: Al Nytch, Phil Harris, Phil Babcock, Ted Urda, Don Swartwood, Harold Stocker. ROW 3: Mile Springer, Jack Afariar, Dave Capwell, John Weslar, Ed Gartell, ROW 4: Dick Mareman, Dob Finkler, William Bloodgood. 22,11-Sf'-fr ' f..-.,, HOMEROOM 301 ROW 1: Sandy Chichilla, Cathie Lindsey, Roberta Tobey, Nancy Richard, Fran Pon- gonls, Roselle Bump, Sandra Chamberlain. ROW 2: Barry Means Mary Furino, Do- lores Giammarino, Barb Hazllla, Harold Hall, John Marecek. ROW 3: Gerald Star- ley, Al Colossi, Robert Whitney, Ron Chalker, Donald Putano, Ralph Garruto. HOMEROOM 17 ROW 1: Mary Lu Stanton, Joyce Gentile, Virginia Armstrong, Kay Vaseleck, Diane Weldy. ROW 2: Carolyn Snyder, Terry Huebner, Dan Wheeler, John Gardinor, Brenda Seaman. ROW 3: Eddie Mapes, Thomas Watson, Emerson Woodruff, Edwen Prentice. 'YN Xp, A HOMEROOM 6 ROW 1: Pat Reilly, Shirley Crandall, Wanda Snitchler, Betty Mayes, Leah Peck, Joan Callaway. ROW 2: Dave Douglas, Bradley Barrett, Joe Oliver, Bill Kowalew- ski, Joe Sollltto, Ron Matias. ROW 3: Ed Wlntersteln, Lettie Kehoe, David Harder, . r it ca -- HOMEROOM 107 ROW 1: Carol Miele, Dorothy Hartman, Sharon VanDusan, Florence McGinty, Lu Ella Shade, Patricia Corbin, Louise Luckanick, Marian Travis. ROW 2: Ed- ward Covert, Nicholas Salvemini, Ken Evans, Thomas Foulke, Thomas Todi, Mike Carulll. ROW 3: Ed Schuster, John Williams, John Nicklaw, Ross Holloway, Bill Toomey, Larry Slocum. ROW 4: Paul McCarthy, Harold Pierce, Dominic Lib- erati, Robert Abbey. HOMEROOM 113 ROW 1: Rita Zimmer, Sharon Warren, Dolores Warren, Glenda Luce, Joanne Spoor, Bonnie Austin, Marie Barton, Vir- ginia Bromley, Marian Ockenhouse. ROW 2: Saundra Jaycox, Bill Hagerman, Paul Gould, Henry Sasenka, David Alexander, Lanny Miller, Diane Skinner. ROW 3: Tom Sedor, Charles Zebrowsky, John Barnes, Bill Horvath. iii HOMEROOM 114 ROW 1: Roberta Williams, Madeleine Wessels, Carol Murray, Joan VanAuken, Magdalyn Kosalek, Jane Johnson, Pat Maphis. ROW 2: Bob Colettl, Johanna Huening, Norma MacBride, Barbara Meri- thew, Linda Hawley, Mary Ann Cerretani, Carol Newman, Bill Redmond. ROW 3: Paul Kumpon, Arthur Mont, Fred Simrell, Robert Knalovic, Ronald Sablich, Lowell Briggs, Jack Saddlemire, Bill Holbart. ,Q ,ff HOMEROOM 115 ROW 1: Elizabeth Gorman, Elizabeth Freeman, Patricia Frayer, Judy Rusin, Nola Martin, Theresa Amedeo. ROW 2: Judy Bederka, Sandra Begeal, Beverly Gardner, Diana LaBar, Diane Maczko, Ed- wina Hayes, Andrea Klenotiz. ROW 3: Wallace Westfall, Bill DuMond, Richard Finelli, John Krebs, Gerald Gates, William Terloss, David Pattison. ROW 4: Joseph McGinnis, Arnold Hall, Joe Mastronardi, Don Foote, Charles Randall. EH N HOMEROOM 116 ROW 1: Carolyn Bell, Margaret Neville, Pat Slacik, Donna Bailey, Carol Costanzo, Bonnie West, Rosalie VanOven, Pat Adams, Bonnie Blanding. ROW 2: Joan Hess, Jim Svoboda, Dave Klncer, Steve Caruso, Bob Grunert, Fred Mueller, Dave Narrie, Nancy Walicke. ROW 3: David Pavlick, Robert Adams, Bernard Maxian, Judy Ramey, Carlton Sutllff, Richard Stalker, Dick Button. HOMEROOM 118 ROW 1: Arlene Cameron, Paulette Ha- zilla, Judy Gorgrant, Michele Carbo, Theresa Marano, Elizabeth Neil, Maryanna Mastronardi, Joanne Miller. ROW 2: Earl Decher, Carol Perkins, Ricarda Lusk, Vandra Haman, Sharon Fogarty, Judy Price, Janet LaBarre, Anthony Tagliaferri. ROW 3: Stewart Boa, Bill Scull, Ron Tel- ter, Dave Beers, Ray Stanton, Bern Lopez, Terry Corcoran. ROW 4: Wayne Boat- wright, Gene Martino, Mel Brown, Bob Danoskl, Ronald Rollnes, Dennis Gentllini, I . 5 .afflic- M HOMEROOM 202 ROW 1: Julie Martlnson, Madelyn Bastl, Virginia Barath, Kathy Eastman, Pat Weeks, Sharon Finch, Carol MacDonald. ROW 2: Tom Aylesworth, Ruth Sinsabough, Carol Randall, Kathy Malane, Maggie Mad- igan, Sandy Ritner, Jim Erecitano. ROW 3: Robert Gay, David Osborne, Stanley Barrett, Norman Grenell, Larry Dundon, Tom Smith. ROW 4: Mike Palombo, Bob Herrick, Joe Mras, Jim Neville, David Monica. HOMEROOM 205 ROW 1: Linda Rosendale, Theresa Sta- chura, Joyce Rittle, Bev Hartzell, Anne Kane, Janet Rice, Thomas Cooper. ROW 2: Pat Race, Sally Lyon, Darlene Besaw, Arleen Rosenberg, Sherrie Search, Linda Wright, Bill Silver. ROW 3: Pat Mullins, John Hutchko, Pat O'Reil1y, Larryvasisko, Giles Hoyt, Richard Kittle, Gary Durish. ROW4: Jerry Walker, Donald Ward, Dave Hulslander, Joe Bragaglia, Jim Potenziano, Charles Georgia. HOMEROOM 208 ROW 1: Fran Fredericks, Louella Tripp, Sarah Jane White, Pat Wilkinson, Lana Abrahamsen, Mary Lou Busino, Donna Canniff. ROW 2: Vin O'Connor, Bob Jones, Chris DeBuzna, Pete Koflra, Art Warrick, Gordon Cauly. ROW 3: Bohdan Pyrih, Rich Ondreyko, Steve Kacmar, Dan Mamay, Ed Lewis. ROW 4: Robert Snell, Thomas Tomashek, John VanGorder, Lane Puzo. rs,-N212 'l 1 , i ? , I 4 - ,N x, 1' , ff 6,5 f Av 5 14, ,lb HOMEROOM 214 ROW 1: Pat Hendrickson, Betty Lou Kal- man, Jane Schreiber, Carol Creveling, Donna LaBarre , Ellen Tyler, Sharon Wright. ROW 2: Sandy Conklin, James Kilpatrick, George Rosenberg Chuck Hummell, Jim Pascucci, Diane Dury. ROW 3: Walt Harris, Tom Dean, Jerry LaHaie, Paul Tierno, Jim Hickey. ROW4: Richard Shuta, Harry Frisbie, Marty Law- rence, Earle Edwards, Charles Hammitt. HOMEROOM 220 ROW 1: Anne Bicking, Ann VanDerbeck, Mary Jane Legos, Suzanne Randall, Judy Warner, Judy Pratt, Roberts McFee. ROW 2: Elaine Spears, Cheryl Blythe, Peggy Rice, Mary Foley, Betty Pope, Marcia Sander, Jeanne Kelley. ROW 3: Don Staub, Mike Kane, Daryl Osborne, Edward Vosbury, John Drupa, William Young. ROW 4: Michael O'Connell, Nick Muller, William Lord, Ronald Majka, Dennis Fisher, Alford Tarbox. HOMEROOM 302 ROW 1: Walt Ostrom, Don Brennan, Aurora Vltanza, Gale Mastrogiacomo, Carol Hawe, Marge Brady, John Remza, Grant Josey. ROW 2: Bill Boyer, Ed Crimmins, Jim Matias, Bob Slckles, George Yarnes, Joe Gennett, Mark Gold- stein. ROW 3: John Miller, Robert Kooch, Ronald Yuricek, Franics Sheredy, William Steier, Jan Shephard. ROW 4: Mike Gorman, Lynda Peters, Howard Bailey. -R49 , YN , - 3,- HOMEROOM 303 ROW 1: Gloria Harrison, Gall Frantz, Betty Herrick, Carol Stalarcyk, Suzann Whltbeck, Sylvia Taylor, Phyllis Cooper, Etha Wheeler. ROW 2: Alan Conklin, Robert Eccleston, Richard Edwards, Bill Morgan, William Dundon, John Fertlg. ROW 3: Brian Dent, Gerald Hull, Louis Bartos, Edward Brooks, Larry Tomsa, Del Cobleigh, HOMEROOM 308 ROW 1: Carolyn Tracy, Jean Pierce, Susan Secord, Gall Hastings, Donna Bent- ley, Beverly Gibbs, Alice Dreiling. ROW 2: James Doolittle, Pat West, Betsy Moore, Maureen Harris, Barbara Terry, Anne Russin, Dennie Ricker, Gary Cline. ROW 3: Ronnie Tadine, Robert Kutz, Cony Shiffer, Jim Potter, David Bell, William Hillls. ROW 4: Jack Garrison, Fred Giangrossi, John Crockenberg, Bob Bowers, Joe Hazlett, Fran Begley. N NN HOMEROOM 219 ROW 1: Dorothea Disbro, Carole Smith, Diane Hudak, Chrystyna Prytula. ROW 2: Evelyn Abbott, Barbara Osterhout, Linda Berryman, Josephine Seraflnl. ROW 3: Joe Mee, Blll Clifford, Richard Smith, Wesley Warner, John Noreika. ROW 4: Walt Klcinski, Warren Slsson, Dwight Jenkins, William Foster. HOMEROOM 13 ROW 1: Dennis Fanche r, Jim Pace, Rocco Stento, Dan Pascuccl, Tom Peleggi. ROW 2: Charles Demaree, Robert Sackett, Dave Wendel, Ira Rosensteln, Charles Hibler. ROW 3: Barrie Kllngensmith, William Hare, Doug Mains, Terry Igoe, Tom Bridges. ROW 4: Bl1lDoollttle, Bob Gorgrant, John Robilott. HOMEROOM 109 V ROW 1: Robert Mateyovlc, Bob Crystal, Bob Chadwick, Linda Townsend, Diane Skeene, Carolyn Snyder, William Smith, Keith McDevit. ROW 2: Jerry Ross, Ed Krlstek, Bob Choynowski, Mlke Strlcker, Marvin Lee, John Vaslsko, Barry Blanding. ROW 3: Tom Baker, Wayne Smith, John Zimmer, Michael Dow, John Uvacek, Wayne Grubham, John Pompei. ROW 4: Jim Prltz, Dan Spring, Tom Keenan, Emil Wakula, Robert Hein, Bill Stradling, 'WM HOMEROOM 2 g ROW1: Stan Hayes, Jackie Grant, Cheryl Burke, Sheila Marvin, Rita Frederick, Jerrllyn Marano, Donna Trozzi, Francis Barrett. ROW 2: David Skrabalak, Jack- son Shaw, Gerald Mangan, Pat Padbeery, Robert Gebo, Robert Cease. 'ROW 3: Charles Kipper, Robert Ross, Judy Bene- dict, Dan Kriner, Carl Inman, HOMEROOM 11 ROW 1: Kenneth Carterllz, Raymond Meade, Robert Murcko, Larry Glncerow- ski, Richard Schmidt. ROW2: Allan Mar- sinko, Mike Zdlmal, Edward Poppelurs, Fred Schultz, Douglas Relfler, Fred Zap- pert. ROW 3: Gary Boyer, John Clark, John Mancwlick, Raymond Badger. vii 1, E llkflf , ' ' ' 3'fv'??ff?':-wifi-fig: . .Ny , ax? HOMEROOM 16 ROW 1: Cynthia Kallfelz, Barbara Jan- ickl, Hazel Brock, Sandra Meade, Donna Benjamin, Cheryl Hutchins. ROW 2: Fred Dietrick, John Kosta, Dave Burkhardt, Bob Bridges, Bob King. ROW 3: Gail Rozboril, Larry Moss, Joseph Skala, Douglas Llppy, Joseph Olsovsky. HOMEROOM 105-H ROW 1: Dorothy Correy, Shirley May- ko, Judy Edwards, Pat Stento, Ann Swart- wood, Patricia Pettes, Kathleen Crowe. ROW 2: Al Holland, Phyllis Gates, Carol Coleman, Maureen Crimmins, Carol Hume, John Kasprowitz. ROW 3: Ogden, Roger Bardeen, John Deway, Paul Misata, Mike Harding, Earl T iffany , ROW 4: Walt Dininny, Richard Gumaer, Edward Brewer, Doug Sharer, David Miles, MelvinWhlpple. HOMEROOM 117 ROW 1: Sallie Webb, Nancy Bryant, Su- zanne Small, Marjorie Surine, Uthe Bowien, Rhay Ane Abbey, Nancy Walker. ROW 2: Barbara Testani, Mary Grace DeRlenzo, Nancy Ellis, Bev Adrian, Joyce Bulger, Carol Wdowiak, Judy Sherman. ROW 3: Don DeRienzo, Ronald Smey, George Muss, Bob O'Farrell, Charles Carbo, Bill Ho- ward, John Kabanek. ROW 4: Wayne Whited, Allen Snyder, Douglas Wright, John Lotsman, Michael Samulka, David Crawford, George Lockett. X 1252: .ni - 24.54, HOMEROOM 209 ROW 1: Mary Lou Korchak, Claudia Mackey, Elaine Atkin, Bonnie Weeks, Carol Romano, Elaine Blaisure. ROW 2: Gladys Miche, Toni Lou Alise, Sue Osterhout, Christine Caruso, William Pope. ROW 3: Richard DeLousia, James Salimini, Rich- ard Wilcox, Jim Turner, William Sterling, ROW 4: John Butora, Dennis Sigler, Frank Langevin, Art Studer, Edward Tasber, John Crabbs. HOMEROOM 212 ROW 1: Lois Rounds, Sharon Crimmins, Mary Konecny, Connie Mantas, Elaine Schmeiske. ROW 2: Sue Maphis, Virginia Russell, Diane Corueil, Pat Yezzi, Linda Ross. ROW 3: Virginia Belveg, Carole Ritter, Diane Regan, Barbara Banovic, Candy Brunges. HOMEROOM 305 ROW 1: Kenneth Talbot, Marletta John- son, Janet Shuba, Mary Jane Mc Fate, Dorothy Hartwig, Maureen Kelley, Mike Ponko. ROW 2: Jerry Eddy, Beatrice Jones, Virginia Fields, Joyce Hayes, Jeanette Baronowski, Enrico Leone. ROW 3: Thomas Kelley, George Mercincavage, James Keefer, Pete Riley, David Oakley, Ted Pourby, John Yevchak. 1 'iv f I ' wwf y, , I 4, ,fa uw F 4' If ,I 'lv l 1' , r ,ff , HOMEROOM 307 ROW 1: Kathleen Bodie, Louise Harms, Margaret Spring, DawnWilcox, Jane Butch- ko, Carole Button, Doris Slocum, Marjorie Hamm, Donna Albertson. ROW 2: Pete Dallas, Gary Maclak, Jack Russell, Jack Perri, Bob Olmstead, Gary Shields, Lloyd Warner, Richard Boice, ROW 3: Warren Mignerny, John Heally, James Michalak, Bill Savage, Harry Weber, Gary Marshall, Paul Petrick, Don Johnson. HOMEROOM 105-C ROW 1: Alice Presson, Bonita McNair, Barbara Ashman, Julianne Buono, Diane Scholderer, Rosemary C al i c e , Marilyn Newton, Vickie Sabine, Joyce Prentice. ROW 2: Jocelia Westgate, Brenda Boleo- ruch, Ingeborg Pribel, Amy Sekora, Dennis Streir, Joe Lang, Paulette Renczkowski, Dorothy N 1 ck e r s on . ROW 3: Edward Lasher, Anthony Stento, Fran Guirstante, Tony Basti, Donald Cooper, Richard Cham- berlain, James Corvell. ROW 4: Bentley Donald, Gary Hazen, Dennis Connors. I HOMEROOM 203 ROW 1: Carole Taylor, Marlene Searles, Selina Hughe s , Eloise Baker, Audrey Mayes, Nancy Boynansky, Linda Haight, Donna Utter. ROW 2: Ron Brunelll, Den- nis Colgan, Leonard Brown, Jerry Coletti, Tim Roberts, William Barkot. ROW 3: Robert Jacoby, James Long, Dave Collins, Ronald Keesler, Robert Scott, John Egan, HOMEROOM 215 ROW 1: Shirley Sears, Norma Hunt, Carole Wood, Mary Winsor, Ann Sterner, Linda Cavanaugh, Roxanne Yerger, Gloria Morrill. ROW 2: Vincent Fiacco, Tom Hammitt, Arlene Webb, Penny Smith, Gail Loveland, Michael Jasiak, Richard Getman, David Harding. ROW 3: Lewis Runyon, Edward Hladlk, John Sackett, Frank Ted- eschi, Richard Sampson, Robert Geranis. ROW 4: Gary Arnold, Dennle Bowden, Richard Gillespie, Michael Ostrowsky. HOMEROOM 218 ROW 1: Rosalie Cesari, Linda Carlon, Nancy McNerney, Jennifer Molllgi, Phyllis Rockwell, Maureen Robinson, Alice Ells- worth. ROW 2: Jim Sents, Rachelle Car- roll, Rosina Erodici, Ellen Vincent, Marty Westfall, Carol Zebrosky, Carol Tornik, Edward Conklin. ROW 3: Rex Abbott, Daryl Hover, Ronald Sears, Patrick McGeever, Richard Norton, Roy Dock- stader. HOMEROOM 304 ROW 1: Mary Ann Ferraro, Nancy Mas- troglacomo, Cindy Doane, Rita Collins, Sharlyn Williams, Linda Hart. ROW 2: Carin Cardone, Tana Churchill, Elizabeth Jones, Sharon Jones, Evalee Orr, Carolyn Shope. ROW 3: Howard Hobbs, Donald Barrett, Richard Bailey, George Bisaha, Donald Bauman. ROW 4: A. Warelka, M. Barno, W. Conole, W. Braun, B. Batting, T. Dent. ......4. -..ef.....,, ,. kwa, A te HOMEROOM 5 ROW 1: Francis Carner, Larry Gresham, Bob Cunningham, Ted Kephart. ROW 2: Edward Miner, James Pompeii, Joseph Gober, Jack Lewis, ROW3: Terry Smith, Gilbert Loveland, Bob Joyner. HOMEROOM 10 ROW 1: David Roser, Mike Morrell, Mike Yenik, Ken Dranchak. ROW 2: Rich- ard Hoag, Jim Travis, David Connis, Dick Coughlin, Don Robinson, ROW 3: Francis Hunt, Ed Aftuck, Jim Arnold, Gary Stone, Qyyfflpf'-1' ' . ' fell' I x . vi 'V ' Q 4, 5 , g . -. at 7 ' -agfr IV, sg. W, I HOMEROOM 3 ROW 1: Barbara Steele, Nedra Knauf, Lu Krisko, Andrea Sedleck. ROW 2: Ruth Meyer, Carmella Marrongelli, Peggy West, Joanne Wasnick, Paul Harvey. ROW 3: Robert Parry, Robert Gentile, Robert Mastronardi, Stan Babinski. ROW 4: Irv- ing Bardeen, James Broughton, Bruce Leonard, Dick Roney, Jerry Adams. HOMEROOM 213 ROW 1: Kathy Elliott, Marge Boldt, Linda Berry, Margie Scott, Pat Flynn, Diane Gates, Dee Kunkle. ROW 2: Steph- anie Wirth, Sandy Romanczuk, Kathleen Stricker, Mary Ann Begley, Ilse Korn- probst, Diane Irving, Carole Zecca, Joan Mann. ROW 3: Lynn Kent, Gerard Fisher, John Flesher, Carl Williams, Dan Vaughan, James Hamlin. ROW 4: Anne O'Connor, Jerry Spring, Robert Cole, Susan Mee. in Wi iggggg 'iS:3Qk WsQ Q 5 faux ' JU ' ' - I ff ffwff f Q V im Qi X 'if' Wk V L? 'fn fiisf x ?f f'+!C V 775 ai WM, E W Z4 f Ak?7 'f ,Q ,Mhx 1 g ! f 5 ' ' za +V W 'Al fy! if IQNN0XfVXF:W-LNX J WWWQRE'-ivy LQLB,J Uf keel 'lj X X 3493 X RED CROSS X SUIDCIYZ' COLQQQYQX I7 W W XX N xf A Z 1, X 'I 5 I 'Z ff gy D i AL f ff 1 X, I Ir lil ff f 1 'Lf xv Q ,St ,,. , K I .I ! jk f-1 Q, l zgfg 5QE5Q S. A X mf ff X ff, X, f 2555? Y Z f Q -LLITTLE THEATER G f QQ y ,, ,,, W Q Y - Lgphv UILD ,VZ , ff . 6 ,f X fgi. ff , I 'rf Z '2 v ,ff 17 ff , f X ' , ff fff' M XJHE L, f , f WF W 1, If qs NX ff XX- fx X vi fly? 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FALL OFFICERS Left to right: Robert Cole, Virginia Brigham, Angela Carbo, Thomas Si- mandle. var. if fir..-A ROW 1: Barbara Steele, Carole Smith, Betty Lou Kalman, Joyce Rittle, Lu Krisko, Sandy Forno, Frank Buono, Marie Quain, Annette Lusk, Dan Vaughan, ROW 2: Carolyn Hendee, Connie Mantas, Pat Frayer, Pat Tangi, Carole Button, Ginnie Armstrong, Louise Luckanick, Diane Scholderer, Cynthia Kallfelz, Kathleen Crowe, Mary Ann Ferraro. ROW 3: Janet Shuba, Lana Fahs, Angie Carbo, Chuck Gilinsky, Tom Sedor, Harold Hall, Dennis Fisher, Mary Lou Tinder, Elaine Atkin, Marvin Curnch, Dave Yetter. ROW 5: Dan Pascucci, Bill Warren, John Manculeik, Peter Kofira, Richard Waker, Robert Chaynowski, Don Mowers, Ted Kephart, Guy Vining. 84 STUDENT COUNCIL MEETING We give thanks to Student Council and its advisor, Mr. Kibler, for their efforts in making North the fine school it is. SPRING OFFICERS Left to right: Lucille Krisko, Frank Buono, Sandra Forno, Marie Quain, if 1 -+,m,, Xu' S X is- ,f 85 E T 3 ll Just as a tree has many branches, so does North High. The North Star, our school news- paper, is among them, With the aid of Mr. Haight and his staff of approximately sixty members, we receive eight issues a year. Each issue features Sports Signals, A Photo Queen, Guest Editor, and many other interesting articles. The staff works during the sixth period to produce a fine newspaper for us to read. Our thanks to the staff for such a fine job. ROW 1: Mary Jane Legos, Linda Berry, Marge Boldt, Margie Scott, Marge Brady, Mary Tinder, Barb Hazilla, Barb Krna, Jerry Spring, Betty Johns, Dan Vaughan, Pat Reilly, Dee Kunkle, Marjorie Brown, Mickey Carbo, Judy Pratt, Sandy Forno. ROW 2: Jane Johnson, Anita Chilian, Joan Mann, Gail Frantz, Pat Frayer, Gloria Har- rison, Ilse Kornprobst, Stevie Wirth, Barb Johns, Karen Ziegler, Shere Lue Hutchings, Mary Lou Korchak. ROW 3: Lana Abrahamsen, Barbara Heavey, Marcia Sander, Kathy Stricker, Mary Ann Begley, Allen Goodsite, John Flesher, Roger Nytch, David Crawford, Arleen Rosenberg, Dorothy Covey, Dick Kabanek, Cheryl Blythe, Diane Gates, Anne O'Connor. ROW 4: Carole Zecca, Dave Yetter Joan Jacoby, George Valashinas, Diane Irving, Carl Williams, Sandra Romanczek, Judy Wilson, Joanne Wasnick, Nedra Knauf, Thomas Beese, Michael Harris, Sher- rie Search, Donna Pierce, Nancy Richard. ROW 5: John Remza, Joyce Gentile, Barbara Merithew, Mary Ann Bendert, Gloria Perella, Chuck Gilinsky, Frank Buono, Kent June, James Hamlin, Joe Mee, Lynn Kent, John Noreika, George Muss, Bob Cole, Jeanne Price, Gerard Fisher. 86 My Ever notice a group of chipmunks running in and out of a hollow tree! This may look like or- ganized confusion-but for real organization of confusion we offer our Wampum Staff. Yet from this confusion is planted in the fall a seedling, which by spring has grown to maturity and full bloom. True, it must be properly cared for, watered, and pruned along the way, but always by the middle of June our Wampum tree is one on which North has always been proud to carve its initials. ROW 1: Marlene Romano, Donna LeBous, Kathleen Schmick, Carolyn Hendee, Connie Amedeo, Dayus Cardello, Nancy Harman, Carol Rhodes. ROW 2: Nancy Cicak, Fran Golan, Jean McLaud, Shirley Felkner, Jeanette Good- rich, Anna Carpenter, Mary Lou Thornton, Dawn Dressler, Patricia Olmstead. ROW 3: Miriam Mtlks, Carol Williams, Mary Deinhardt, Judy Wilson, Donald Addison, Sylvia Sluznis, Donna Renezkowski. ROW 4: Edward Imm, Paul Rozell, Robert Evans, Louis Binder, Harry Blish. Missing: Carol Clark. BUSINESS STAFF Left to right: Diane Boyansky, Gloria Perella, Jackie Frisbe, Marlene Wolflnger, Silva DiDio. 87 Chess Club Whether the pieces you use are made from the wood of some tree or the plastic from some factory, you will find Chess a challenging and rewarding game. The pur- pose of Chess Club is to promote interest in Chess and to improve their game. New members are taught the game by the older members after which they may have a chance to participate in two tournaments held within the school. ROW 1: George Yarnes, Don Brennan, Fred Zappert, Giles Hoyt. ROW 2: Wesson Gaige, Rex Abbott, Scot Abbott, Gerald Hull. Projection Guild One of North's well-known branches is Projection Guild. This organization is under the supervision of faculty advisor Mr. Fabrizio. When the trees begin to show signs of autumn and then of winter, the Projection Guild is ready to serve our school by showing noon hour movies. Also, Projection Guild shows educational movies during clas se s . Awards are presented annually to those members who show an outstanding ability in this work. ROW 1: Wesson Galge, Dave Wendef, Lloyd Warner, Selina Edwards, David Pattison, James Correll, Richard Wilcox, ROW 2: Paul Rozelle, George Bisaha, John Butora, Richard Robinson, Bill Kowalewski, Ronald Payne. ROW3: William Young, Lynn Kent, Michael Ostrowsky, Ed Lewis, Gerard Fisher, Roger Nytch. ROW 4: Carlos Inman, Terrence Igoe, DonWard, Carl Williams, Al Colosi. x Tech Elec Society 5 5 5 5 Q 5 Representatives of industry and social contacts with engineers to learn more about electricity and electronics are a large part of the Tech Elec organization. Too, the members plan field trips to var- ious local electronics industries certainly our Tech Elec boys this club adds many branches to their tree of learning. ROW 1: Thomas Kincer, Dan Pratt, Dave Yetter, Larry Tomsa, Alan Conklin, Del Cob- lelgh, Richard Baronowski, Vincent Scanks, Tom Sedor. ROW 2: Darry Griffis, Ronald Lavelle, Paul Choberka, Charles Barrett, Joseph McGin- nis, Bill Horvath, John Barnes, Bob Grunert. ROW 3: Arnold Hall, Guy Vining, Michael Har- ris, Robert Badertscher, Milan Brutvan, Bill McPartland, Fred McGowan, Richard Shuta. ROW 4: John Fertig, Fred Sterner, Norm Bed- nar, Floyd Wistlebottom, Dick Sierzant, James Butkus, Cotton Kurtz. ROW 5: Walt Smith, Robert Eccleston, Thomas Beese, Brian Dent, Edward Brooks, Henry Sosenko. Key Club North High Key Club under the direc- tion of Mr. Joseph Bovan, is the Junior Kiwanis Club of our school. They sell refreshments noon hours, after school, and during basketball games. They also assist at basketball games by selling programs. ROW 1: Ed Gartell, John Weslar, Tom Sedor, Chuck Gilinsky, Tom Simandle, Bill Mantas. ROW 2: Richard Murray, Dave Narrie, John Barnes, Kent June, Bill Horvath. ROW 3: Leo Zabinski, George Bisaha, John Fertig, Bob Cole, Larry Tomsa, Thomas Beese. ROW 4: Charles Barrett, John Butora, Brian Dent, Bill Doolittle, Bill Young, Auto Driver's Ass'n Now that the seasons are changing once again it is most important that every driver be cautious. Each approaching season provides obstacles which make driving hazardous, therefore we should be sure we know how to drive. Our school provides an excellent club, Driver's As- sociation, to help students drive care- fully. Under the direction of Mrs. Ayers, Mr. Foster and an able staff of students those teenagers who are interested may learn the safe way to drive. So be pre- pared to face each new season with the thought of easier driving, by joining the club which will teach you how. ROW 1: Bob Zemanick, Dick Leahy, Carole Lee, Bob Hamm, Daniel Fish, ROW 2: Philip Harris, George Farrow, Jim Salisbury, Bill Kowalewski, Al Colosi. ROW 3: Jim Bartola, Tom Smith, Emerson Woodruff. Delta Hi-Y Like a tree which has many branches, Delta Hi-Y has many branches of activi- ties. The club is made up of about 20 girls with Mrs. Wirth as faculty advisor and the YMCA is their sponsor. This is largely an organization which performs many services for the community and state, Among their many activities is giving parties for hospital patients. The girls also sell refreshments at the foot- ball games. Although Delta Hi-Y devotes most of its time to serving others, they have their own entertainment after every ROW 1: Shirley Mayko, Pam Short, Roberta McFee, Pat Weeks, Phyllis Cooper. ROW 2: Pat Tangi, Judy Rusin, Nancy Bryant, Glenda Luce, Stevie Wirth. ROW 3: Joan-ne Spoor, Carol Williams, Leah Peck, Betsy Moore, Betty Mayes. H--M--1i,....h Mm , - www-w-M-Wwtwsmwsvlaz-weatxwnmtuasszA-New-Waay-.m...a. ROW 1: Charles Barrett, Jeannine Skinner, Cassie Brader, Diane Irving, Kent June, Chuck Gilinsky, Frank Buono, Theresa Marano, Shere Lue Hutchings, Judy Carner. ROW 2: Tom Sedor, Sharon Finch, Mary Allen, Margaret Coyle, William Young, Richard Baronowski, Thomas Beese, Dennis Fisher, Ron Yurlcek. ROW 3: Dan Ward, Kathleen Eastman, Mary Ann Begley, Linda Wright, Gale Mastroglacomo, William Pope, Bob Cole, Larry Tomsa, John Fertlg, Ronald Keesler. ROW 4: Joan Mann, Vir- ginia Belveg, Kathleen Stricker, Arleen Rosenberg, David Craw- ford, John Flesher, Ilse Kornprobst, Stephanie Wirth, Carl Wil- liams, Mary Lou Thornton. Q42 2 ROW 1: Phyllis Cooper. Marjorie Brown, Dee Kunkle, Sandy Owen, Donna Pierce, Joyce Nagle, Ann O'Connor, Susan Mee, James Coruell. ROW 2: Donna Albertson, Karen Nitschke, Mary Lou Korchak, Sandy Chichilla, Nancy Richard, Esther Pierpoint, Cathie Lindsey, Madeleine Wessels, Barbara Hawk, Susan Thur- ber. ROW 3: Jeannine Skinner, Anne Russln, Cheryl Blythe, Sherrie Search, Pam Shroat, Jackie Williams, Sandra Forno, Carol Murray, Mary Furino. ROW 4: Selina Edwards, Mary Lou Thornton, Jeanne Price, Elaine Schmelske, Maryjane Golden, Etha Wheeler, Rosalie Cesari, Mary Grace DiRienzo, Ruth John- son. ROW 5: Miriam Milks, Cassie Brader, Arleen Rosenberg, Roger King, Thomas Case, Bill Morgan, Gerard Fisher, Jeanne Kelley, Louise Luckanick. ROW 1: Linda Rosendale, Barbara Heavey, Ilse Kornprobst, Stevie Wirth, Mary Ann Begley, Madeleine Wessels, Nola Martin. ROW 2: Kathy Schmlck, Roger Nytch, John Flesher, Kathy Strlcker, Carl Williams, Diane Gates, Giles Hoyt. ROW 3: Don Ward, Linda Wright, James Hamlin, Scot Abbott, Chrystyne Pry- tula, Uthe Bowlen, William Young, Gerald Hull. ROW 4: Bill Warren, Paul Rozelle, Ed Imm, Mary Lou Tinder, Don Brennan. 90 Forensic Forum From small acorns come strong oaks. From a small discussion refer- ring perhaps to teenage marriages or Nikita Kruschev's visit, come a strong debate in Forensic Forum. For lots of fun, its this energetic club headed by Miss Stoutenberg, a capable advisor. This club is also known for its help given to students preparing for assem- blies. French Club The purpose of the French Club, which is sponsored by Mrs. Pierce, is to give the members an opportunity to speak more French and learn more aboutthe customs of France. At monthly meet- ings the members give skits in French, sing French songs, and play French games. French magazines, newspapers, books, and records are accessable to the members. Makes French so much more alive-thanks to an active group. German Club Oh Tannibaum, Oh Tannibauml This is one of the many German tunes which can be heard at the meetings of German Club, led by Mr. Rudolph Sprenger. Besides their annual Christmas Party and picnic, the members of the club correspond with students in Germany, make displays for shows, and have guests who come from or have visited Germany to tell about their experiences. Their main purpose ls to help students learn to speak German better. Red Cross ROW 1: Donna Pierce, Anita Chillan, Judy Williams, Cathie Lindsey, Theresa Stachura, Janet Shuba, Elaine Atkin, Elaine Schmeiske, Barbara Krna, Karen Nltschke, Mary Lou Tinder, Mary Lou Korchak, Judy Pratt, Betty Lou Kalman, Mary Barnum, Lorraine Boulton, Marjorie Brown, Pat Downs. ROW 2: Dorothy Covey, Joyce Nagle, Linda Townsend, Linda Haight, Dorothy Hartwig, Kathleen Crowe, Connie Mantas, Cynthia Kallfelz, Mary Jayne McFate, Virginia Belveg, Lorraine Pedrone, Pat Huften, Barbara Hazilla, Pat Reilly, Andrea Klenotiz, Lu Krisko, Sandy Forno. ROW 3: Rita Zimmer, Jane Pierce, Diane Weldy, Diane Gates, Diane Hudak, Paulette Ha- zilla, Lana Fahs, Barbara Steele, Sharon Finch, Gloria Perella, Mary Konecny, Claudia Mackey, Terry Marano, Buzzy Spenser, Sandy Fiato, Marie Quain. ROW 4: Madeleine Wessels, Nedra Knauf, Susan Secord, Linda Wright, Virginia Clark, Pam Shroat, Carol Romano, Cookie Lellk, Carole Smith, Chuck Gilinsky, Judy Carner, Jeannine Skinner, Marian Travis, Annette Lusk, Angle Carbo, Donna Albertson, Susan Mee, Nola Martin, John Weslar, ROW 5: Carolyn Hendee, Etha Wheeler, Diane Irving, Bill Dumonde, Cotton Kurtz, Jeanne Price, Cheryl Blythe, Sherrie Search, Kent June, Thomas Beese, George Muss, James Eastman, Jackson Shaw, Rich Ondreyko, David Harder, Bob Mastronardi, Bill Mantas, Tom Simandle. Tree are found everywhere. The same is true with the Red Cross. Our chapter of the Junior Red Cross at North High has been growing for many years and now is in full bloom. The Junior Red Cross has helped the unfortunate, including trips to the County Home to visit with the patients. At Christmas time a collection of cards is made in all the homerooms to get cards to send to the patients. Also at Christmas time a tree and presents are offered to the children at the St. Mary's Children's Home. To obtain money this organization sponsors dances and contests and annually collects donations. Under the supervision of Mrs. Hannis the organization has carried out the main idea of the Junior Red Cross and that is to give aid when and where it is needed, Pep Club fi 5 While fall leaves are changing colors Pep Club is cheering for our football team, and when the leaves begin to fall our Pep Club is still full of pep and steam and cheers on our basketball team. A worthwhile group doing an outstanding job. 91 Lit Club 'Swell l 4 ROW 1: Marge Boldt, Linda Berry, Karen Nitschke, Sandy Owen, Dee Kunkle, Lorraine Cole, Anne Cuthrie, Janet Schreher. ROW 2: Donna LeBous, Margie Scott, Pat Tangi, Carole Zecca, Virginia Clark, Jeanne Button. ROW 3: Pat Flynn, Diane Irving, Marion Gabriel, Pam Shroat, Nedra Knauf, Joanne Wasnick, - Leaves are for trees and also for books-as Lit Club well knows. This group, composed of Senior girls who have a B average in English, holds its meetings with an eye to books, authors, and high-class literary-type things. Throughout the year members' projects benefit not only themselves but also the community, as evidenced by the Club's Christmas party at State Hospital. 92 Honor Society 55 : 'vera ':,,,...f-lr ROW 1: Dan Vaughan, Karen Nitschke, Carole Zecca, Sandra Owen, Dee Kunkle, Barbara Wood, Nedra Knauf. ROW 2: Diane Irving, Joanne Wasnick, Esther Pierpoint, Margaret Davenport, Carole Smith, Susan Thurber, Susan Mee. ROW 2: Marion Gabriel, Tom Case, Fred Sterner, Don Mowers, John Weslar, Jim Butkus, Mary Furlno. Honor Society represents the brain fruit on the North High tree. It is made up of top stu- dents who excel not only in scholarship but also in leadership, character, and service to their school. It is the apple or pear that is too high up for some to reach but is often attained by others through hard work and perserverence, 93 BASSOON CLARINET PICCOLO Drum Major .... Majorette . . . . . . . Student Conductor. . Treasurer . . .... Secretary . . . . Band OFFICERS .--.......... Joseph Northrop . . .Dolores Gill . . . John Miller Sandra Chichilla Margaret Nevilla ,X -A, 6- LAC!- Our band is open to all budding musicians. It is one of the top bands in the county and has received top ratings on numerous occasions. One of the bands most important functions is playing at our football games, cheering the team to victory in all kinds of weather. CORNET Calistri, Thomas Cobletgh, Del Shiffer, Gary Wright, Sharon Williams, Carol McDavltt, Keith Tarbox, Alfred Pierce, Harold Randall, Charles Broening, Herman Batting, William BA SS Kelly, Thomas Abbott, Rexford Murray, Richard 94 NORTH HIGH BAND ROSTER TROMBONE Bartola, James Maciak, Gary Grunert, Robert Conklin, Alan PERCUSSION Chichilla, Sandra Smith, Wayne Afarian, Jack Dervay, John Secord, Susan Maphts, Patricia Rockwell, Phyllis Neville, Margaret FLUTE Orr, Evalee Brown, Charis OBOE Peters, Lynda STRING BASS Dent, Theodore BASS CLARINET Elliott, Kathe rine Blish, Harry ALTO SAXOPHONE Coruell, James Merclncavage, George T ENOR SAXOPHONE Leone, Enrico FRENCH HORN Lindsey, David Healy, John Shade, LuElla Spoor, Joanne Bardeen, Irving Northrop, Joseph Tagliaferri, Anthony Miller, John Alexander, David Herrick, Betty McLain, Stanley Moore, Elizabeth Gates, Diane Corueil, Diane Maphis, Susan Grenell, Norman Hart, Linda Hunt, Norma BARITONE Vo sbu ry, Edward Choir ROW 1: Judy Pratt, BarbaraWood, Sallie Webb, Linda Haight, Sandy Owen, Karen Nitschke, Hazel Brock, Anne Bicking, Joan Mann, AllceWesse1s, Dorothy Covey, Chrystyna Prytula. ROW2: Jeanne Kelley, Louise Luckanick, Pat Maphis, Eileen Hunter, Wanda Snitchler, Marlene Carman, Janet Schreher, Marilyn Newton, Rosemary Calice, Nancy McNerney, Etha Wheeler. ROW3: Dennis Ricker, Tom Calistri, John Sackett, Lynn Kent, Peggy VanValen, Carole Lee, Carol Bicking, Fran Fredericks. ROW 4: Enrico Leone, Jim Bartola, Fred Mueller, John Dervay Jim Sents, David Bell, Gary Shltlfer, Richard Hoag, Stanlev McLain. ROW 5: Bob Grunert, Anthony Tegliafeiri Gary Maciak, Jack Afarian, Jim Arnold, Richard Sampson, Emil Wakula, John Healey. Trees undoubtedly is one of the most beautiful and touching bits of music ln our country. If one wants to hear it sung as it should be-just give the words and music to North's Choral- iers. Their Christmas program will long be remembered-but by far their most outstanding work of the year was working for school distribution of a record containing many folk songs plus our School Alma Mater. Thanks, Mr. MacGregor to you and your fine group for an out- standing contribution to the school year. 95 Little Th ,, i i iz? 'we ROW 1: Marjorie Surlne, Pat Flynn, Margie Scott, Marion Gabriel, Mary Allen, Dee Kunkle, Sandy Owen, Donna Pierce, Sharon Ross, Sue Jennings, Dolores Warren, Rita Zimmer, Diane Weldy. ROW 2: Mary Ann Ferraro, Frank Tedeschi, Richard Baronowski, Carl Williams, Marcia Sander, Sharon Bozosi, Sandy Chichilla, Dick Mur- ray, Janet Schreher, Barbara Testanl, Mary Konecny, Claudia Mackey. ROW 3: Don Ward, David Crawford, Barbara Johns, Judy Carner, Karen Ziegler, Jeannine Skinner, Pat Frayer, Kathie Stricker, Arleen Rosenberg, Kathy Eastman, Hse Kornprobst, Miriam Mllks, Joan Mann, Anne Guthrie. ROW 4: Enrico Leone, Gary Maclak, Charles Barrett, Tom Sedor, Joe Mee, Alan Goodsite, Ronald Palmer, Roger Nytch, Ed Imm, John Flesher, Gale Mastroglacomo, Stevie Wirth, Diane Skinner, ROW 5: Dave Narrie, Bob Cole, Ira Rosenstein, Norm Grenell, Gloria Harrison, Anne Kane, Barbara Wood, Karen Nitschke, Joyce Rittle, Barbara Heavey, Nola Martin, Car- olyn Tracy, STRIKE THAT SET are words familiar to the many members of Little Theater Guild, Since 1937 the Guild has produced over 45 outstanding plays. This year the Guild produced The Red House Mystery and Our Miss Brooks , both a credit to the faculty director Mr. Merchant, and to the club. This organization has given a great deal of entertainment to North students and adults as well. May continued success always be yours. 96 ter Guild 4 Stage Crew ROW 1: Richard Walker, David Bell, James Hamlin, Bill Warren, David Harder. ROW 2: David Pattison, Bob Keng, Ho- ward Bailey, Mike Palombo, William Sterling, Paint Crew ROW 1: David Crawford, James Hamlin, Betty Johns, Gloria Harrison, Dee Kunkle, Sandy Owen, Donna Pierce, Sharon Ross, Sue Jennings, Dolores Warren, Rita Zim- mer. ROW 2: Roger Nytch, David Patti- son, David Harder, Carl Williams, Marcia Sander, Sharon Bozosl, Sandy Chichllla, Richard Murray, Mary Konecny, Claudia Mackey. ROW 3: Frank Buono, David Bell, Enrico Leone, Judy Carner, Jeannine Skinner, Kathleen Stricker, Arleen Rosen- berg, Kathy Eastman, Ilse Kornprobst, Pat Frayer. ROW 4: Don Ward, Charles Bar- rett, Mike Palombo, Alan Goodsite, Karen Ziegler, Barbara Johns, Barbara Heavey, Stephanie Wirth. vw ...AQ v2.3.5,-,-ff M-W - 97 M iff X X 7 NN if f i XM W2 wr Ky Qwgyk i X200 L Mfg? J will Q 2 M bf' - ff Q ifiiffffiil fgfffffg, f fx ' ev ji 257 If KH: f Lv X X f N Z f f X2 4 f Q Q, WJ! 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C0. 44-46 Court Street Southern Tier's Most Complete Shoe Store for the Entire Family BEFORE THE BIG GAME! Heartiest Congratulations to the Class of T960 2 35425 :iii-1 I ' 214:15 -iii: r'2:2:-:-:ES2.-:- J'i1:1.2:kfE'-2323231-.f:1522112143'1:l:1P3i5'-i-53? , ..4. Q ..,., .-.,. 4-2: is -:-1-2.1:-':-:Q-:4?:-1-:+s2p.f:''-Mr!-!'4-f f-.4-Q, ::1.- -11:-:1:2:f:r-:A--F, 4:4-1Qart?-ar-z-:4.1----v-144s:1if:Ls'.-itat-:ff ::1:5:5' v:,.3 rgzgzgzlgzfziy' 3:g:,:,:::-:::5:,g:a:f:,:::::,::-A:,:,:,:,:gg-''-:gf,ws 655:51-1 -Z. gggggzgzfiqg ,gg-5:13-za-:-:f:'1:5532:gg:3:-1.-:5L:.Q:-----37? . .1 V QE 33:1 115. T5-5. ,, 1-3, ,5-E25 51' I 1-.--SIE 23? 115' 'f?'C :L -:Q :Z 2:22 55353535 2542 15151 15-1 fl. ft?-if Binghamton . Endicott . Owego SPORT SHOP Babcock, Hinds 81 Underwood Hardware Since I874 103 QQQQICIKWS BINGHAMTON, N. Y. Eennarelli C 4 lufnrr gilqup Flowery, hr all Ofmsiom 111 Court Street Binghamton, NSY RA 2-7666 RA 3-3658 coNoRATuLATloNs Broome Technical fo the 0 Com munity College C L AS S O F '60 A UNIT OF THE STATE UNIVERSITY OF NEW YORK Y E I. I. C A B Two-year curriculums in: Business Technology Chemical Technolog DIAL Construction Technollogy Dental Hygiene 22 I- 3 - Electrical Technology Engineering Physics Mechanical Technology Medical Office Assisianfs AVIS RENT-A-CAR Tuifion 5300. per year Associafe of Applied Science Degree DRINK I REG U.5 PAT. DFI A SIGN OF GOOD TASTE 4 CONGRATULATIUNS and BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 1960 15 Convenient Neighborhood Cffi in the Southern Tier Offering Eve y Banking Service. MARINE MIDLAND TRUST COMPANY of Southern New York Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation every successful person f' fc Wine J I fx -fx 'X Kg 3? I I 6 X XJ ,1 K X V ...has bank standing Your bank standing enhances your reputation in your community. Whether It's a savings account, checking account or some other bank- ing association, you will find that you gain in prestige when you have bank standing. It's the sign of a successful person. f .4 ' l r FIRST CITYWB Q L B A 0 F B 1 ly N, Nm MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION Friend of the Famil What's happening in the world today? What's a new recipe for dinner tomorrow? How did the home team make out? Will the new super-highway go through our neighborhood? Every day, every family in the Binghamton area and throughout America turns to its news paper for the answers. The newspaper is more than a chronicler of the dayis events. It s a wise, intimate friend of the family . . . a source of council, diversion information. And just as the complete, brilliantly reported news coverage by the Binghamton Press is meat for the mind, so too, is the radio and television coverage by the Press stations: WINR-Radio 680 and WINR-TV Channel 40, 78, 81. The Press stations bring you crisp informative reports coupled with a wide variety of star-studded enter tainment for every member of the family. Widen your world of knowledge . . . be better informed with this newspapers incomparable service . . . through the printed page, radio and television. THE BlNGllAMT0N PRESS EVENING A Greof Newspaper SUNDAY gggfggy WINR Radio 630 o WINR-Tv Channel 40, 78,81 ENDICDTTI M .Jon-msou we salute . . . the 1960 graduates of Binghamton North High School. May success always be yours. Fowle r, Dick Walker Court St. , Binghamton SAVINGS ACCOUNTS in wstlr OF BINGHAMTON All accounts up to 510, OOO are Insured by The Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. I I iii t owua I 49-eflnryt DAIRY rooos 145 Conklin Ave., Binghamton, N.Y. Phone: 2-6441 The AII New JUNIOR HIGH PHARMACY 187 Robinson St. Next to Norman's 'Mike Perhach Chic Jakaltis Prescriptions, Cosmetics Sundries Candy, Cards, Tobacco Phone RA 2-2234 . CONGRATULATIONS ' , GRADUATES Maclennan s Flowers CHINA-GLASS-GIFTS 499 Court St. ll Court Street Congratulations AND BEST VVISHES JEL Graduates 2-3447 124 Court Street NORTH HIGH CAFETERIA 2-Woy Radio Q50 Bwjfwlzivz fm Lfglwgf 001' 7768i fa' ffnawbed 9 with full coverage of International news . . . Local News . . . Sports . . . Social Events . . . Homemaking and Entertain- ment You Break 'Em'i . . f'We Make 'Em A L L O Y.S T E E L BINGHAMTON AUTO SPRING CO. Complete Spring Service 16 .IARVIS STREET FOR THE BEST IN OFFSET LITHOGRAPHY Frank A. West Co. 60 Wall St. Binghamton, N.Y. INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS MACHINES CORPORATION CONGRATULATIONS CONGRATULATIONS 1 to L E E S C'-A55 OF 1960 HOUSEWARES .S TOYS from Cletus E. Jennings Your Headquarters for Gifts - Hardware - Paint 197 Robinson St. RA 2-5290 Bo i g eol ' s 100 Bellevue Ave. Syracuse,N.Y. P h a r m a c y Official Class Ring 193 Robinson Street Supplier Phone RA 4-0684 Binghamton, N. Y A. P. Boigeol, Ph.C. Congratulations - GRADUATES WIGWAM S NACK BAR CORNER FREDERICK 81 MOELLER STS. Fountain Service - School Supplies Al Somyk, Prop. HOME OF THE NORTH HI lNDIANS NORMAN'S SUPERMARKET 179 Robinson St. Open Every Night 'til 9 CONSTINE Sr WHITNEY Manufaflurers of EET-MOR Potato Chips-Salted Nuts Popcorn 184 Robinson St. Binghamton, N. Y. 113 Best Wishes to Class of '60 from Delmar Studio YOUR YEARBOOK PHOTOGRAPHER T37 COURT STREET BINGHAMTON, N. Y. Phone RA 4-6661 . 1 Igagiglgo. 1 . ' .1 .... - .... , Dairylea-Cloverdale :..Bc,,rgg-ggmgfggarlrg Finest in the Triple Cities Since 1852 Th B 11 D y P d 1 f 0 58V 151 Laurel Avenue, Binghamton, N. Y RA 3-5223 T Duiniier uzd CONGRATULATIONS own U ce mum To the Graduating Class of 1960 from s g Triple canes A - RA 25361 Jack sr z THE FINE STORE FOR MEN Forty-One Court Street Cann Trucking Co. Daily Express Service To and From Metropolitan New York and Northern New Jersey New York, N .Y. 550 West 22nd St. Dial CHelsea 3-1360, 3-1361 Binghamton, N.Y. 6-18 Spring Forest Ave. Dial 4-1357, 4-1358 Clifton, N .Y. 310 Colfax Ave. Gregory 1-1696 COMPLIMENTS OF LOU RAPPAPORT H49 Front Street, Binghamton, N . Y . Phone RA 3-5436 Ulqmpia 7ea Room BINGHAMTONS MOST DEI,IGHTFlfL RESTAURANT 59 CHENANGO ST. DIAL 4-9735 -'QW HARRIS ARMY 84 NAVY STORE Complete Outfitters in Sporting Goods Sport Clothes - Work Clothes 167 Washington St, Binghamton, N. THE PREP SHOP Binghamton's Only Store Jusffor Boys Sizes Big Enough to Fit The High School Senior 99 COURT ST. RA 2-7074 PATRONIZ E oy-R HCTVGTH S GTS 116 Y. Fun to Give or Get! flnsco Q CADE1' REFLEX CAMERA ourrlr Here's the just right snapshot camera that lets you see each picture full size before you snap it. lt makes picture- taking in black-ancl-white or color more fun and foolproof than everl Complete outfit including came Flash, Film and Bulbs -- only S15 .95 ANOTHER CAMERA FROM Amsco, BINGHAMTQN, N.Y0 S P R371 G3 I . :few -r, ' -fv f. B MF! ' 'E' yi ,B f , X F ,. hr Oi' g .K ', ' N 45 . X , V, A -- - '-9 , nf ' - -' s F L ,un- 1 , 'cn Ui ,bl X ,ftgfn if-ef In sfgN-fSf'sx.,g,-g,...q-,,,.' xatys- -fri 5' ihf VPN-n X. A., - B i 'VQ'Qf PQ5gfw W 'hike .f '6'l Q,- n QW ,