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

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HONOR SOCIETY MEMBERS OF THE NATIONAL JUNIOR HONOR SOCIETY Barbara Abbott, Nancy Abbott, Cynthia Abramaiyts, Patricia Arico, Steven Ashby, Craig Austin, William Bal- lard, Gregory Barker, William Batley, Judith Baumgartner, Mark Baxter, Anita Bazzani, Patricia Bevins, Phillip Bies, Lynn Bravata, Sharon Butera, Cheryl Calandrelli, Leonard Cancilla, Thomas Carella, Barbara Case, Janice Centefani, Nancy Clingenswith, Robert Collins, Lydia Colosi, Cynthia Damiano, Emilia DeSimone, Cynthia Di- Laura, Margaret Dunlap, Anita Farella, Catherine Farina, Sharon Fleury, David Fontana, Candance Frerk, Wayne Gladish, Marge Gugino, Patricia Hamilton, Linda Hewitt, Robert Hewitt, Steve Hyla, Cecelia Justiana, Robert Kaczynski, Robert Kattman, Margaret Knapp, Joanne Labosky, Mary Lauzau, Lorraine Lauzones, Carol Lee, Barbara Leonard, Joanne Lepiano, Rose Levy, Jeannie Lynn, Larry Ligammari, Angela Malone, Jeanne Manning, Natale Marauo, Karen Marcucci, Linda Martino, Joel Michaels, Carol Milczarski, Marlene Milczarski, Gregory Mitchell, Jearld Moldenhauer, Catherine Muelbauer, Joanne Nabers, John Nawrocki, Nancy Neubauer, John Olearczyk, James Oleniczak, John Orynawka, John Owsinski, Marcia Polewicz, Robert Paonessa, Janet Pena, Joseph Pietras, Gregory Pogson, Alan Rennie, Dennis Riggi, Dimitri Rimanosky, Cathy Ruff, Mark Serrianne, Frank Serrio, Marvin Shimmel, Laurel Shofstahl, Kathleen Simcox, Paulette Skaras, Bernadette Sobczyk, Carol Tantella, Jacqueline Tompkins, Conrad Tubin, Diane Turner, Theresa Urbaniak, Angelo Ventresca, John Ven- tresca, Gloria Wellsby, Karen Whitmer, Margaret Williams, Monica Wilson, John Woodard, Judy Wroblewski, Joanne Yacus, John Zacher, Andrea Zaso. NEW MEMBERS INDUCTED IN MARCH Nancy Armeli, Judith Amorelli, Lynn Augerot, Ann Bazzani, Sharlene Bennett, John Bosso, Nancy Bowie, George Brinkman, Jerrine Brunn, Barbara Bundy, Bonnie Caughill, Marilyn Clarke, Carol Clute, Rosanne Colucci, Denice Cortese, Paula Grochala, Carol Delloppo, Vincent DeMarco, Barbara DeTroia, Joseph Falsetti, Henrietta Fontana, Joseph Forcucci, Cynthia Frisina, Janis Golanka, Linda Grace, Katherine Hoag, Joseph Hlavenka, Florence Jasek, William Klettke, Douglas Knox, Ronald Kreitner, Diane Krencisz, Roche Laskowski, Linda Ledingham, Jane Lynch, John Lynch, John MacKenna, Sherry Mele, Carol Mokhiber, Gerardo Nardelli, Linda Nation, Patrick O'Connor, Judy Peller, Karen Petrauoulo, Mary Ann Presutti, Gail Raiczak, Cynthia Ramos, Mary Jane Riggi, Carol Rogala, Patricia Scalzo, Patricia Schultz, Gloria J. Simpson, Marcia Smiech, Carol Tan- zella, Irene Thomson, Robert Torre, Elaine Toscani, Jacqueline Turco, Andrea Viverito, Sandra Weigel, Wyome Willis, Sharon Wilson, Suzanne Yanik, Antoinette Zoda, Barbara Zahno. 66

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7th and Sth GRADE PRESIDENTS Ann Barzani, Larry Bruno, Ernie Domanico, Anita Farella, Joe Hlavenka, John Mackenna, Loretto Milzarski, Stanley Pietress, Kathy Ruff, Mary Tauzau, Conrad Tubin, and Sandra Weigel. Judith Bernat, Barbara Capizzi, Diane Condino, Thomas Curry, John Fiore, Carol Henderson, Karen Leone, Christine O'Connor, Mary Saul, Michele Skirlin, and Jeffery Walker. 9th and 10th GRADE PRESIDENTS Patricia Arico, Rosanne Colucci, Andy Damiano, Lennie Gravino, Joe Hannold, Nat Marano, John Olearzyk, Mark Serrianne, Gary Walos and John Woodward. Mary Ellen Ambrosio, Emilia DeSimone, Paula Grochala, Gary Hayes, Sherry Mele, Donna Reed, Carol Rulli, and Jeanette Zoda. 65

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DIAL Seated from left to right-Jerrine Brunn, Cynthia Damiano, Marcia Smiech, An- wggxalone, editor: Barbara Newburg, Paulette Skoros, Cathy Muehlbauer, Sandra D Standing from left to right-Carol Tanzella, Irene Thomson, Joyce Perriman, Eileen Thomson, Charles Wilson, Carol Milczarski, Sue Yanik, Carol Pasisz, Joanne Leplano, assistant editor: Gary Hayes, Robert Berthot, Linda Ledingham, Lorna Rusk. The Dial is the official news medium at the Gaskill Junior High School. Through the efforts of 25 staff members and their advisor, Miss Fezer, our faculty and student body is kept well informed on the latest happenings on the Blue and Gold campus. Approximately 850 people received issues of the Dial this year. The large number of subscriptions and the keen enthusiasm shown by the stu- dents is a fine tribute to our entire student body. A desire on the part of boys and girls to be well informed on school happenings will have a natural carry-over when they take' their place in society to be well informed on world happenings. Another purpose of the Dial is to stimulate a vocational interest among our students in newspaper work. By performing all the journalistic tasks that are a part of publishing a newspaper, it is felt that students will have a greater appreciation for this type of work. Perhaps some of our students will be stimulated to choose journalism as a career. Thus, the Dial is doing a worthwhile service in reporting the news and at the same time helping some of our students mature vocationally. ANGELA MALONE JOANNE LEPIANO 67