Charles B Gaskill Middle School - Yearbook (Niagara Falls, NY)

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ROLL CALL PRESIDENTS First Row: Anthony Salacuse, Charlene DiLeonardo, Larry Leeman, Alice Scrutaru Joseph Pietras, Dianne Paonessa. Second Row: Laurena Phillips, Linda Nation Rosa lyn Peri, Judy Soluri, Sandra Weigal, Charles Wilson. Third Row: Norman Wynes Hubert Swanson, Joseph Genovese, John Zankowski, Clarence Ward, Ernest Risden MORE ROLL CALL PRESIDENTS First Row: Michael Marrone, Kathleen Hoag, Craig Austin, John Lynch Thomas Buf tamonti, Joseph Genovese, Charlene DiLeonardo, John Zankowski, Kathleen Kaczynsku Marge Gugino, Kathleen Conti, Louise Grande, Patricia Arico. Second Row Mary Dav is, Roseanne Colucci, Carol Delloppo, Steve Moieski, Joanne Labosky, Barbara Gawel Mary Ellen Ambrosia, David Donato, Lynne Brovata, Linda Martino Gary Casten Third Row: Roger Fabin, Phillip Keller, Paul Mokhiber.

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GASKILUS STUDENT COUNCIL John Zankowski Charlene DiLeonardo Presldenl' Vice-President Working towards a better school, the Student Council, composed of representa- tives from every roll call, strives to promote student welfare and encourage school activities. Over the years, the Council has accomplished much for the school. Projects to raise money for our adopted girl, Vera Frezza, numerous assemblies, and afternoon and evening dances rank high among this year's achievements. Mrs. Twardoski, Mr. Berkeley, and Mr. Stewart are this ye-ar's staff of advisers. Together, the officers and advisers have made this year's Council a truly effec- tive and successful organization. -Susan Strack STUDENT COUNCIL COMMITTEE CHAIRMEN Robert lnskeep, Phillip Keller, Rosemary Scott, Mrs. Twardoski, Sandra Tanlillo, Cyn- fhia Chiodo, Elizabeth Halkowicz.

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SENTIMENTAL JOURNEY K MC's Phillip Keller, Donna Skrlin, Joh-n Kuczwanki, Paula Grochala, Frank Kankolenski, Jean Nunnery. This year's highly successful variety show production, Sentimental Journey, a musical revue in three acts depicting life at Siedelmeir's from 1920 to 1961, was presented to students on March 14- 16 and to the public on March 17. Each act highlighted a different era and showed how music, song, and dance changed at the club through the years. Aiding the director, James R. Stewart, in the writing of the original dialogue were Robert Inskeep fwho also portrayed Siedelmeirj, Donna Skrlin, John Kuczwanski, Martin Sawma, Alfred DeLuca, and Linda Martino. Among those who contributed substantially to the production were Gary Hayes and Sharon Davidson, winners of the Best Act Award for Baby Sittin' Boogie , also Tom Carlson, James Coyle, Barbara Leonard, Sue Strack, Phil Kel- ler, James Sorour, Gary Di Laura, Joette Armeli, Angelo Valentino, Sharon Le Page, Beverly Tedesco, Tony Soluri, Gary Gage, James MacLaren, Heidi Mueller, Tom Cutini, Dennis Paolini, and Louis Cir- rito, all of whom were active in more than one phase of the production. Young and Foolish BlbY Siffin' B009i0