Draper High School - Draperian Yearbook (Schenectady, NY)

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'ff ' sem, ,Z txyrf Q' Q KX K K 1 5 sawn gi THE DRAPERIAN T955 DRAPER HIGH SCHOOL Schenecfady, New York TV TOUR GUIDE Page EOREWORD I I TABLE OF CONTENTS I 3 DEDICATION II 4 STUDIO ONE Adminis+ra+ion and FacuII'y ,I 5 STUDIO TWO-Seniors I I7 STUDIO THREE-Senior His+ory 4I STUDIO FOUR- Underclassmen I I 53 STUDIO FIVE-Sporfs I I bl STUDIO SIX-Ac'I'IvH'Ies I .69 STUDIO SEVEN-Adverfising I I I 89 3 I .DEDIQATIQN y - ' 1 The Senior Class oT T955 graTeTully dedicaTes This, our yearbook, To The people mosT responsible Tor our presenT characTer, our ParenTs. We recognize Them as The guiding lighT from our childhood To our Teens. They have led us Through all our problems, cared Tor us, and waTched us grow ThaT They may be proud oT us. Never, in our shorT experience wiTh life, have we meT anyone quiTe so capable, or who could Take The place of our parenTs. We, The par- enTs of The TuTure, acknowledge all That has been done Tor us. Our parenTs have sTrengThened our characTer, given us love, and builT Tor us ideals. Kindness and human undersTanding were given To us as parT of Their love. Few can enTirely grasp The magniTicence of iT all. We shall never Tully undersTand unTil we are parenTs ourselves. Only Then can we Tully appreciaTe our parenTs and whaT They have done. We will grow up, evenTually raise families of our own, buT we shall always Turn To our parenTs Tor help and guidance. To you, our parenTs, we humbly dedicaTe This book. You have been like a sTar shining above in The heavens. IT shines wiTh all iTs glory, and in The same way, have you shown us The righT way To lead our lives. Thank you, parenTs, Tor all you have done. We shall Try To make you proud of us. 4 STUDIO ONE - -1 .13 . -' 1.g,1- -fp ' , ..AL-4, ki 4,3 5 -, 1.-J-4, - .. The Guiding ughr' BOARD OF EDUCATION MEMBERS-First row: Howard E. Baker, Frank J. Rovvbotham, Wesley H. Middle ton, President, Ray McNab. Second row: Francis W. Larmore, Jesse C. Gaige George C. Sengenberger. 6 Your education in high school has brought you one great advantage among many, which is the opportunity to choose your future career. Whether you attend college, training school, or take on-the- iob training your diploma makes this possible. Future success depends on you. The same habits of study acquired in public school will apply in all learning situations. I congratulate you on achieving the goal of graduation and wish you success. HOWARD E. BAKER Superintendent ADMINISTRATION During medieval times there developed the interesting art of heraldry whereby noted families established coats of arms. Of the many heraldic designs and mot- toes probably the one with the word VERITAS, meaning truth, was used more than any other. Just as TRUTH was a significant word and respected principle in the Middle Ages, so today we hold it in high regard. I compliment you, as a graduating class, on your high standards, knowing that you are fully aware of the impor- tance of TRUTH in your school life. May I now recommend it to you as a guid- ing Iight throughout life, trusting you to learn further of its importance with regard to happiness, honor and freedom. NORMAN ROWELL Principal Your graduation as a member of the class of 1955 will climax your high school career and pleasant associations at Draper. A year from now each of you will have taken his place in an adult world either on a job or in a school where you can get advanced training. We hope what you have learned at Draper will help you achieve true success and happiness. Our best wishes go with you. ESTHER L. Mll.l.ER Director of Guidance GUIDANCE Congratulations to all the members of the Class of i955 who have successfully reached this important turning point in their careers, that of high school grad- uation. You have been one of the best classes to graduate from our school, both in the area of scholastic achievement and in social activities. Yours is a high school record of which you can be lus- tifiably proud. As you leave our school, may we wish you every success in your future activities, whether they be additional education for the future, or work in the world of industry. The educational back- ground you have acquired in high school will be of great importance to you in your endeavors. We trust the future will bring you every success and real happi- ness in life. ERNEST G. DU MOND Boys' Counselor MISS SALLY ATKINSON Citizenship Education New York State College tor Teachers, Syracuse University MRS. MARION BETLEJESKI Business College of St. Rose, New York State College for Teachers MISS ANN CAPARIS English, Speech New York State College for Teachers JOSEPH CAROSELLA English, Citizenship Ed- ucation New York State College tor Teachers I ARTHUR BENINGTON Music Hartwick College, Pots- dam State Teachers College ISM MISS MARGUERITE BOSTWICK English New York State College for Teachers MISS MARY ANN CAREY Citizenship Education New York State College for Teachers MISS NIARGUERITE CHOUINARD English, French New York State College for Teachers MISS MARY CHRISTOPHER Citizenship Education New York State College tor Teachers MISS JOAN DUVAL Physical Education Ithaca College MISS FLORENCE GRAHAM Business New York State College for Teachersp St. Law- rence Universityg Syra- cuse University MRS. IVERNA HARRINGTON English Cornell Universityg New York State College for Teachers MRS. RUTH CROSMAN Library Science New York State College for Teachers JOHN FINK Physical Education Cortland State Teachers College MISS MADELINE GRAVES English, Latin New York State College for Teachers MRS. CLARA KATHAN Business Plattsburg State College for Teachers MISS CHRISTINE KEITH Mathematics New York State College for Teachers ERNEST LEAL Industrial Arts Dswego State Teachers College, New York State College for Teachers MISS DOROTHY LITTLE English Mount Holyoke College, Middlebury College JOHN MULLEN Chemistry, General Sci- ence New York State College for Teachers JOHN KREMPA Industrial Arts Oswego State Teachers College RAYMOND LE GERE Health, Basketball Coach Ithaca College, Oklahoma University RICHARD MCGUIRE P h y s i c s, Mathematics, Football Coach U. S. Merchant Marine Academy, Columbia University MRS. MARGARET MURPHY Biology, Business New York State College for Teachers WALTER PLATH Science St. Lawrence University MISS HELEN STENGEL Art Nazareth College JOHN SUBIK Citizenship Education Syracuse University, New York State College for Teachers MRS. MABEL RUFF Mathematics New York State College for Teachers MISS SONIA STEPANIAN Business New York State College for Teachers MISS MARY TAORMINA Home Economics Plattsburg State Teachers College MISS OLGA VEEDER MRS. MARY WIER MRS. DAISY WESTFALL Citizenship Education Business Citizenship Education New York State College New York State College Russell Sage College: ', for Teachers for Teachers New York State College I2 for Teachers ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANTS Q. . Wa MRS. HELEN MOLLER MISS JEAN FURBECK Secretary Secretary 1,41 MRS. AUDREY LE TARTE MISS JOSEPI-IINE COOPER MISS DOROTHY SMITH Secretary Secretary ASSISTBFII Librarian HEALTH STAFF MRS. IRMA GRESENS MRS. ANNICE DECKER 5 High School NUFSS Grade School Nurse Memorial Hospiialz ChampIain Valley Hospitalg NSW YOTIC UIWIVGFSIIV Nami Ynrlf Ilnivnrcihl GRADE SCHOOL FACULTY KINDERGARTEN-GRADE 3 GRADES 4-8 Above, from bottom to top, left row: Mrs. Mar- shall, 4th, Mrs. Benington, 4th, Mrs. Potter, 5th, Mrs. Maxson, 6th, Miss Bruce, 7th. Center row: Mrs. Smith, 6th, Miss Fasula, 8th, Miss Goodman, 8th, Mrs. Ferris, 5th, Miss McLeni- than, 8th, Miss Hendrickson, 5th, Mrs. King, 4th. Right rovv: Mr. Gaige, oth, Mr. Sheldon, 8th, Mrs. Payne, 7th, Mrs. Zickler, 7th, Mrs. Conrad, 4th, Mrs. Holman, 7th. At left, from bottom to top, left row, Mrs. Mc Donald, 3rd, Miss Dolan, 2nd, Mrs. Wilsey, 3rd Mrs. Siaskiewicz, 3rd, Center row: Mr. Murphy 3rd, Mrs. Schermerhorn, Kdg., Mrs. Kiggins, 2nd Miss Grupe, Kdg. Right row, Mrs. Quick, 2nd Mrs. Ryno, 2nd, Mrs. Van Dyke, lst, Mrs. Peck 3rd, Mrs. Shanahan, lst. Missing: Miss Linge man, 5th, Miss Bolles, lst, Miss Hesler, lst, Mrs Williams, 2nd, Miss Ciervo, Reading. BACKSTAGE CREW CUSTODlANSeE a rl John- son, Lewis Warner, Frank Wormuth, Robert Greene. Missing: Mrs. F r a n c e s Townsend, Mrs. G u s s i e Moser, Mrs. Beatrice War- l'1eI'. CAFETERIA STAFF se 4 I T. ........,---J ........- T,,..:,E! A ny im k, M , . i iv ..... .W-,M -' -'- ' uf- M, , -ll Mrs. Myrtle Witze, Mrs. Evelyn Hoskins, Noel Rheaume, Mrs. Emma Countryman, Mrs. Elizabeth Van Natten, Mrs. Betty James. CLASSES AT DRAPER Examining 3-D models Reference work in Action in boys' in Solid Geometry. the new library. gym class. M T K JI Chem Lab. Savory aromas Lathe work in from Home Economics. The Shop- STUCIY Hall- ASDFJKL, Typing class ENGLISH, LATIN, FRENCH, SOCIAL STUDIES, SCIENCE, BIOLOGY, PHYSICS, CHEM- ISTRY, ELEMENTRY, INTERMEDIATE, AND ADVANCED ALGEBRA, PLANE GEOM- ETRY, TRIG, GENERAL MATH, BUSINESS ARITHMETIC, BUSINESS LAW, BOOKKEEP- ING, SALESMANSHIP, SHORTHAND, ART, HEALTH, MECHANICAL DRAWING, BAND, ORCHESTRA, DRIVER EDUCATION, PHYSICAL EDUCATION. I6 STUDIO TWO il- r nf f I ,M--4 14 nal W far ' rm, rl: 1A LAT K ,aw ,,, Q., 1 T I my -ms N. TOAST OF THE TOWN o -,- .',..-,.., . . 9- .1 1 '.'. , -15.0 H t ' A . ' - A Q 4 A Q :,. L. a . . ' . , . ,- ,-V. ' 4, -4 . . .- . -. . 44:16-- . N - -, .. V .V , , ' ' K .I ' ' '. L' . , I' ,,,,-'I iii: T L ' . , I, 6' M . .. ',J.'g:., Qj,Q',3L,. Z-., I J Sig, ' ' ' . -N -. , ' i rJ L '-4f'-24 ' 'fir . . , , . . w.',N4..f n .1 .,v.- ' 'l ,J . 'I ,-1.3 . it N :. 1,4 if . , , ' . ,- o . , . ,:,v ,,. 1 1:5-gg-1 .- ,I - -.. ' .jfyfw 1 ' V. .f . , ,-51,155 , Aki. I ' ' -- -' Z- ' .A'.' ff? -'E'-5 1 . ' , 'J 1 Tigjegvd- ff ' In . 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J.- ' !,'.1 Q J ' 1 HONOR STUDENTS VALEDICTORIAN SALUTATORIAN JOAN JAMES-WX, KENT HAWKS-9770 RITA GERMAIN-9570 BARBARA EoLEv MARGARET voss CHARLES VEDDER SANDRA OUTT 891 8974, 897, 89ofo , , ' . , -' Lfaiwg if E B 06 'f 4 0,0 .L Si? f 5' Rib , I I B I ww BEVERLY CUBIT SHIRLEY LA PLANTE MARY BUEHLER VIRGINIA oPITz 8870 B870 8870 8870 KI YOLANDA VERZULLI' PATRICIA PHILLIPS JUDITH HONOR ARLENE CICCONE 877, am 8770 8770 I R EDWARD ANDRESS Ed . . . dpendable . . . sportsman . . . outdoor life. lf ,M M R thi . ea dl uds . . backs Chorus 1, angle, Secretary Junior Prom u- dent Council 35 JV Cheer- leader 35 Draperian Staff. JON BAIER Auto enthusiast , . . easy going . , . worries little, studies less. Baseball 2. 1 X .MW i l CAROL BARRINGERX Elfin charm . . . dancing eyes . . . wonderful on skis. Freshman Play Cast, Band 1, 2, 3, 4: Blue Triangle 2, 3, 4: Newspaper Staff 2, 3, 4. JOYCE ALEXANDE R Good natured . . . a help- ing hand . . . just herself. Band l, 4, Chorus l, 4, Dra- perian Staff: Senior Play Committee. RICHAZQD ARBOUR ,f f Dick . Q., .' al-jgentlemams nice t fkno '. a little 1 ff i onV'i?he'.,'l:Z'i sgeglinjqj LV ii, I! li, f' ,lkf llll ll l 4 r llll fl A , lf fl fly ly L ll! lift U D OIUA B WLARDI, . stygglcgal . . AQ, lUSfl can't fstota talking l i ,f .1 l fir ll! ELAINE BAFSI5, A refined lady . . .jlsweet and charming . . . a friend indeed. GAA 2, 4, Blue Triangle 2, 3, 4, Booster Club 4, Senior Play Committee, Draperian Staff, French Club 3. . . .ww ,ys dpesi hJr'besL.f t ounci Ch us fy , 1 ian e lf St n 'I W, Q l 1 AA 1, 2, M, vdster ' A ue P f4 lil 4 Q! 2, ,fl L, ow, 9 Clullf 35 ni ' Pro' om- fmittee nl r o Court Newspa r St ff Dra n id! : bi r V 1iH !5r '!',fS fi 5 f t f il' -W ff , .4 f . . fl t fa Xll ll l i I . XXX Kill , A f ls f' A .- ' .wsu ' 112112135 . 1. ' -1 -Q: A N A - 2:1111 lzgzyliif ' -I ..1i:swsf 22f f f i3'?::3 :lf5T -U 1 .. -A I I .mu 1. - 1 f 1. Q4 ' Q., 1 . Ti? f L 1 . 1 f, , it 2 - 1 ' -.1xe12s,.f' ,'nggg4,f .gig '12..1gffii?s,-vial f ' 1 - fffffpiiiizl 1.4-z,.11ft.'.11'T:.sk 7'-v'm2...' 5 JW 4 ESEEQVV' 1 Wai: fi-iff ,f ff.: 5155.2 ,L., M , . ll 1 OLGA BATTAGLIA Yogi . . . short . . .bub- bling over . . . cute little trick. Band 2, 3, 45 Chorus 2, 3, 47 GAA 2, 3, 4, Modern Dance 2, Pep Squad 3, Ap Booster Club 3, 4, Blue Tri- angle 3, Treasurer 4, Junior Prom Committee, Newspaper Staff 45 Senior Play Cast, Draperian Staffs. ROBERT BIKOWICZ Bicki . . . sparkling blue eyes . . . likes a good time . . . check that bow and 6l'l'0W. atc 1, 2, 3, 4. , 1 WW EUGENE BALLMES Gene . . . Canary . smarter and smoother . . football is his passion. Varsity Football 2, 3, 45 JV Basketball 2, JV Baseball 1, Varsity Baseball 2, 3, 4, Varsity D Club 3. EDNA BELFANCE Kind-hearted . . . a smile for everyone . . . quiet ways. Senior Play Committee, Dra- per' n Staff. I l-d!,,Ql '.Z,4Je,4n,uv0 .ANLQJ gm SANDRA Bove Sandy . . . cute . , . trim . . . cheerleading manner. chorus lg GAA 1, 2, 3, 4, Modern Dance 1, 2, Booster Club 3, 4, JV Cheerleading Captain I, 2, Varsity Cheer- leading 3, Captain 45 Stu- dent Council i, 2, 3, Secre- tary 4, Newspaper Staff l, 2, 3, Assistant Editor 4: Blue Triangle 2, 3, 41 Secre- tary Junior Classy Junior Prom Committee, J u n i o r Prom Court, Draper Guard, Draperian Staff. C, J ll K is Q ARLEN-E'BOYCE . Lena . If' . brown eyes S-'. .V-Hrtatious eyes . . gal- Ways on t go. G, 'I 1 Ns..- 4 . , j - 1 n ., '4 .-,--v 1 V V ' Wi . V A- - .- . n 4 I 1,1 ' 4 I foe' .,. 0 MELVIN BANKER Mel . . . souped-up special . . . busy buzzin' . . . off we go. KATHLEEN EONK Katie . . . ls Gretchen there? . . . Want a ride? . . . energetic. Student Council 2, 3, 45 GAA 1, 2, 3, Ap Modem Dance 2, 3, 4, Blue Trian- gle 'Ig Newspaper Staff 2, 3, Art Editor 4, Junior Ring Committee, Varsity Cheer- leading 4, Senior Play Com- mittee: Draper Guard, Boost- er Club 2, Sergeant-at-Arms 3, President A, Draperian Staff. PHYLLIS BRADT Phyll . . . willing and able . . . leadership ability . . . happy disposition. Chorus l, Blue Triangle 2, President 3, 4, GAA 2, 3, 4, Leaders' Club 2, Junior Ring Committee, Draperian Staff, Junior Prom Commit- tee, Newspaper Staff 3, 4, Booster Club 4, Senior Play Committee. ROBERT CASSELS Bobba . . . oh, those dim- ples . . . blue eyes . . . on the ball. Football Manager 2, JV Bas- ketball 2, 3, Varsity Basket- ball 4, BIC 2, 3, Orchestra 'l, 2, 3, 4, Hi-Y 3, 4. NEIL BLAAUBOER Butch , . . oodles of fun . . . everybody's pal . , . PIeasant's loss . . . Draper's gain. Hi-Y 4, Senior Play Cast. SANDRA BOYCE Sandy . . . princess of the court . . . sweet and lovely . . . typical teen. Blue Triangle 3, 4, Junior Prom Committee, Junior Prom Court, Treasurer Junior Class, Treasurer Senior Class, Draperian Staff. ROBERTA CERNIK Bobbie . . . future insured . . . a little bit of spice . . . motorcycle miss. GAA T, Student Council 2, Booster Club 2, Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Draperian Staff. MARY BUEHLER A friendly way . . . nice to know . . . a ready smile. GAA l, 2. BIRT ce . . matur . diplomatic . . m o o t h ent 4, Juni r ommitte , -at-Arm - Sergeant-at- Ar Senio ,lCl ' spa- pe Staff raper Guard, Senior a ast- Dra ' Board, Busi es a .' ARLENE CICCONE Shout out for Draper . . . quiet manner . . . sweet disposition. Frosh Play Cast, Varsity Cheerleader l, 2, 3, 4, Cho- rus T, 2, 3, GAA l, 2, 3, 4, Blue Triangle Vice Pres- ident 2, 3, 4, Booster Club 3, 4, Newspaper Staff 3, 4, National Honor Society, Senior Play Cast, Draperian Staff. Qu :BBS l' e . . . always a if ARTHUR DE MANIA Little Caesar . . . fights for his rights . . . politician. BlC l, Chorus l, JV Base- ball Manager l, Frosh Play Cast, Student Council 2, Par- liamentarian 4, Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4, Hi-Y 2, Secretary 3, Secretary 4, Play 2, 3, 4, Junior Prom Chairman, Junior Ring Chairman, Vice President Junior Class, News- paper Staff 3, Assistant Ed- itor 4, Draper Guard, Na- tional Honor Society, Senior Play Cast, President Senior Class, Draperian Board, Cir- culation. lily' EVAN CHRISTENSEN CAR LE ANDALL Conventional . . . courteous i I I boy! , , , Chevvy man. ,iii arefre . . stop and take a seco ook. Blue iangle 2, 3, Junior Pro Committee, Senior Play Committee, Draperian Staff. M. GWYNETH DAv1Ds Doi.oREs DE FILEPPO Gwyn . . . quiet, but grace- Honeybucket . . .. ladylike ful . . . faithful to all . . . . . sharp dresser . . . devoted. friendly and sweet. Chorus 2, 3, 4. Chorus 1, 2, 3, Booster 3, Newspaper Staff GAA 4. . ii. .gf li RAYMOND CoLuCclEl.Lo Ray . . . fun-loving guy . . . our veep . . . tha-a-t's nice. BIC l, 2, Student Council 2, 4, Newspaper Staff 4, Hi-Y 4, Senior Play Cast, Vice President Senior Class, Draperian Staff. BEVERLY CualT Bev . . . lovable . . . Dra- per's Hepburn . . . enioy- able company. Modern Dance I, GAA I, Junior Prom Committee, Chorus 2, 3, 4, Blue Trian- gle 2, 3, 4, Student Coun- cil 1, 2, 3, 4, Vice President National Honor Society, Sen- ior Play Cast, Draperian Staff. CAROL DELLA Rocco Del . . . light on her feet . . . likable . . . jet black hair. Junior Prom Committee, Dra- perian Staff. DONALD EGRY LAWRENCE Du FABBIO Lynx.. . grid guy... scores in sports . . .fixing his car. Varsity Football 2, 3, 4, Var- sity D Club 2, 3, 4, Base- ball 4, Bowling 4, Hi-Y 3, 4, Senior Play Cast. HELEN DELEWSKI Sunday mornings . . . amia- ble gal . . . let's go roller skating. Chorus 1, GAA 2, 3, Junior Prom Committee, Senior Play Committee, Draperian Staff. Don . . . going places . . . not only musical, but artis- tic as well. Hi-Y 3, Vice President 4, Student Council Sergeant-at Arms 4, Band l, 2, 3, 4, Orchestra l, 2, 3, 4, Chorus 'l, 2, 3, 4, Starlighters 1, 2, 3, 4, Senior Play Cast, Draperian Staff. a dull moment. 4, Booster Club 4, GAA Lfbfg DOROTHY DUMAS Gentlemen prefer blondes . . . eye-catching looks . . . better late than never. Library Club Secretary 1, GAA I, Blue Triangle 2, 3, 4, Senior Play Committee, Draperian Staff. EDWARD DOHERTY Ed . . , good natured . . Ford man . . . h6ppy-gO- lucky. BIC l, Senior Play Cast, Draperian Staff. SANDRA DLUBAC Sandy . . . music-minded . . . gold-i-locks . . . eager and active. Modern Dance l, GAA l, 2, 3, 4, Bowling 3, Band l, 2, 3, 4, Orchestra 3, 4, Chorus 2, 3, 4, Booster Club 4: Junior Prom Committee, Senior Play Committee, Dra- perian Staff. SANDRA EDWARDS Sandy . . . musical miss . . . Parlez-vous francais? . . . Ellis, here I come. Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Orchestra 2, 3, 4, Chorus l, 2, 3, Ay Blue Triangle 2, 35 French Club 3, 4, National Honor Society, Draperian Staff. FRED GARDINER From the halls of Monte- zuma to the halls of Dra- per . . . always happy . . . grand guy. l R L. lrw JOSEPH FAMIANO LANYANN DUNLOP Joe . . . hold that line . . Taking it easy . . . get- Sarurday'5 Hero ,, tingabang outoflife... 1'Where's Lynx? spirited. Varsity Football 2, 3, Ag Var- sity D Club 3. CORINNE FARIELLO Sophisticated miss . . . sum- mers at Sacandaga . . . Any news for the Garnet and Gray? Newspaper Staff I, Assistant Editor 2, Editor 3: Student Council 2, 31 Booster Club 31 Junior Ring Committee, Draper Guards. MARLENE FERNER Let the world go by . . efficiency plus . . . success- ful in all she undertakes. National Honor Society, Sen- ior Play Committeep Draper- ian Staff, Chorus 1, 2, 3, A GEORGE FRY Gentleman all the way . . . reliable . . . clothes make the man. BIC If Basketball Manager 25 Hi-Y 2, 3. XMCI I Q7 WQTH WH . . ull'of fun . . . nf en xi eed. I rar ub 25 l, 2, 3 ' ooster Cl 3, 4, I Triang e 2, 3, ecretary 45 Junior 'Pfam Committeeg Senior Play Committee, Dra' perian Staff. BARBARA FOLEY Barb . . . Florida's loss . . noontime with the girls . . . calm and unruffled. GAA 45 French Club 4, Cho- rus 4: Senior Play Commit- tee, Draperian Staff. DAVID GOING Gordo . . . he scores with his sports and his friends . . . Coming or Going? . . . End of the line. Band I, 2, BIC i, 2, Base- ball Manager ig Varsity Foot- ball 2, 4. RICHARD GARRISON Dick . . . a kick out of a gun . . . outdoor man . . , the boy with the Bel-Air. Ki! 1 3, 3, 34442.46 PLZ JANET GALE Reserved . . . dependable . . . A-H gal. Chorus lp GAA 1, 25 Mod- ern Dance 2, Blue Triangle 2, 3, Ap Draperian Staffs. LYNNE GANDROW Nice personality . . . mild manner . . . sociable. Chorus I, 2, Bowling 3, Dra- perian Staff DAVID GUEST Dave . . . whiz on the court . . . happy-go-lucky. Student Council I, 2, Hi-Y 2, Varsity Football 47 JV Baseball 'lg Varsity Baseball 2, 3, 47 JV Basketball lp Varsity Basketball 2, 3, 4. JOAN FoI.I.ETT Jo . . . tall and dark . . should be a model . . running to the store. GAA lp Blue Triangle 2, 3, 4. . ' W Mwfiylvwut W. wtf KENT HAWKS Chief . . . his thoughtful- ness is creative . . . straight A's . . . real George. Junior Ring Committee, .lun- ior Prom Committee, Draper Guard, National Honor So- ciety, Newspaper Staff 4, Draperian Board, Editor-in- Chief: Senior Play Cast. Jim . . . likable lad . . . a-hunting we shall go . . . we don't hear much from him. Student Council 4. JOAN GANNON Very talkative . . .cute gig- gle . . . sweet magic of a cheerful face. Chorus l. X PATRICIA GEMMETT RITA GERMAIN Pat . . . folly . . . always We've missed you . . . in- so friendly . . . sports- telligence plus . . . capable. minded- Library Club 2, National GAA lf 2, 3, 4. Honor Society. XM F It kdxyljft RICHARD GULLOTT Duals . . . hardworking ed- itor . . . fancy dancer. Basketball ly Student Coun- cil l, 2, Vice President Ag French Club 3, 4, JCC Citi- zenship Award 31 Junior Ring Committee, Ju n i o r Prom Committee, Newspaper Staff, Assistant Editor 3, Ed- itor Af Senior Play Cast, Dra- perian Staff, Draper Guard, National Honor Society Pres- ident. MARCIA GEMMETT Sunny 'cl'sposition . , . her black sl A . . . behind the wheel. J gf Blue. rian e 2, 3, 4. gh 0, ill? vip liylllrgl if jj BARBARA GODLEWSKI Barb . . . friend to all who know her . . . sweet as our thoughts about her . . . quiet and ladylike. Chorus I. WILLIAM KEITH Bill . . . one to be looked up to . . . sports-minded . . . a helping hand. DAV i: BIC 2,x 3, 45 JV Basketball 35 Draperian Staff. HERMAN HEISE Herm . . . friendly . . . congenial . . . true worth is in being, not seeming. MARIE GIFFORD Giff . . . sparkling personal- ity . . , 4-H enthusiast . . . always with Janet. GAA 1, 25 Modern Dance 15 Chorus 15 Blue Triangle 2, 3, 45 Draperian Staff. WILLIAM HOLZMANN Bill . . . carefree chap . . . good natured . . . right down our alley. BIC 4. KATHERINE GRUPE Kathy . . . extra extracur- ricular . . . our queen. Chorus 15 Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Student Council 2, Treasurer 45 Blue Triangle President 2, 3, 45 GAA l, 2, 3, President 45 JV Cheerleading 15 Var- sity Cheerleading 2, 3, 45 Junior Prom Commitlee5 Jun- ior Prom Queen5 Draper Guards5 Secretary Senior Classy Senior Play Commit- tee5 Draperian Staff. ZS .0 CAROLE GRITZBACH Miss Veeder's office . . . for whom the tardy bell tolls . . . dignified. 2: Club Junior 'll TERESA HAMMOND Tre . . . an ear for music . . . talented . . . operatic miss. Blue Triangle l, GAA l, 2, French Club 3, Band 'l, 2, 3, 4, Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4, Chorus l, 2, 3, 4. FRANK LOTT That DAV . . . friendly . . car-happy. DAV l, 2, 3, 4. CHARLES LA MALFA Chuck . . . always smiling . . . Mr. Wardrobe. BIC 3, Hi-Y 3, 4, Junior Prom Committee, Dra perian' Staff. INGEBORG HASLBERGER Inge . . . a buddy to ll . . . always willing t . . . agreeable. Chorus 1. S X C ,fig Mfg' A KAROLINE Hu.l.HuRs'r Sugar n' spice . . . Any- one for Clubbing? . . . clothes that look right. Blue Triangle 2, 3, Junior Prom Committee, Senior Play Committee, Draperian Staff. JOAN JAMES Jo . . . little Miss Earrings . . . I don't remember . . . short and sweet. Orchestra I, Chorus 2, Stu- dent Council 2, 3, Blue Tri- angle 2, Treasurer 3, 4, Jun- ior Prom Committee, Nation- al Honor Society, Draperian Board, Literary. l CHARLES KuPiNsKi Chuck . . . tall . . . ath- letic . . . rhythmic swing. JV Basketball 3, Varsity Bas- ketball 4, Hi-Y 3, Chaplain 4, Band 1, 2, 3, Drum Major 4, Orchestra I, 2, 3, 4, Chorus 2, 3, 4, Starlighters 'l, 2, 3, 4, Draperian Staff. JUDITH HONOR Judy . . . nice to know . . . Madonna smile . . . demure and stately. Blue Triangle 2, 3, Draperian Staff. A Mijn 1 ' f' M f X' K I1 JAMES Love AR A N Arg! Jim . . . rolling along with ease . . . National Guards- friendly . . . a junior busi- man. w BIC l. horu lg 0 l' lu 35 ian , , , ls- pap taff 2, 3, 4, Senior Play Committee, Draperian Staff. N W 1 J N oe , K . . every y's pal f . . Da ca I a e 1 I th oru 5 St de Coun ' i 2, 47 G ' , 3, Ice Pr sident 1 ,ooster ub 3, I ' Trian- ice Presidelit 4, Blue gle 3, Sergeant-at-Ar s 4, Play Staff. Draper Guardsp Senlo Committee, Draperian WILLIAM MARSHALL Billy . . . rather quiet . . . not really shy . . . south- paw . . . glitters on the dia- mond. Student Council lp Varsity Baseball I, 2, 3, 45 Varsity D Club 1, 2, 3, 4. W Louis MANGINO Chick . . . always smiling . . . young man with a horn. BIC l, 2: JV Baseball l, 2, Band 2, 3, Hi-Y 3, 4, var- sity Baseball 3. Ml,3f7,f4N Wi ud . J K f of f l' l an Ban gle 2 News r ta e Play Committe 1 Dra- p n Staff. 1 QW!! gl! , UQ fl ,DJ A nl '. f-W A EILEEN HECHT FRANCE NIZEK Mlfikey --- - gal from the Nice to know . . . soft- big city . . . different danc- spoken . . . pleasing man. lflg style. ner, Chorus 2, 4. 29 WT, yi 1 1 ,.- fl yes. ANTHONY MASTREAN Tony . . . sunny smile . . . fun to be with . . . he shall have friends wherever he goes. BIC 1, 2, 3, 47 Tumbling 37 Student Council 3, 47 Hia Y 4. ROSEMARY Kous Gracious lady . . . partial to kittens . . . a song on her lips. Library Club 1, 2, Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4. CE AY Al . cutie ful of char . . bea ' l blu 'l,2,14:O stra 12,3 ,Chors , ,3, 4iG l'Bwn Cl , Honor B er l 5 l Tr1- EY1 1 l J S i : Se ior Commit- 1 of ia 1 ff ' I I el W, JAMES MCCARTHY Jig . . .the quiet man . , . hails from Carman . . . his curls are the envy of all the girls, JV Basketball 2, JV Baseball 2, 3, Bic 1, 2, 3. 8 , , , ofljl , 1,2 M:.1tlai1W2,L M5159 fh dl M DONALD MATU LA Don . . . flashing eyes . . . tackling man . . . give me horse and saddle. Tumbling 3, 4, Varsity Foot- ball 2, 3, 4, Hi-Y 4. G f' , ! 1 W l U0 f cl' 1 l iffy fl KA'g L ye arie sh l s kling eydgnd bu l g ter. , j A ' Z G an 1, 2, O t , 22 us 1, J ior r ittee, Senior Play 11 .J lf rv N fl I f j , . ' r ,M ll yy fl 1 iff , 1 1 SHIWLEY LA PLANT! V, 1 DIANE KOTTKE , , . ,Petit - . . Q palerf 1 and f tl 1 Poised . . . full of fun . . . br has tial rl ly nict. 1 V I good looking. orujfh GAA ,Bl1:fP-Trl V N chorus 1, 2, GAA 1, 2, , Bhglb' Zi, 3i nior 'Cf' , V Draperian Staff. ,1Cplhmjtt y National' Hogqr l l'Soc,iety, enior Play1Cbln it- teev Dfapaoalt Steffi V 1' It 1 1 ,I R 1 1 so Co ttee, Draperian Stal. 2 CAROLYN MANDERVILLE Easy to remember . . . gay and charming , . . yodeling miss. GAA I, 3, 4, Modern Dance I, 2, 4, Booster Club 3, 4, JV Cheerleading I, 2, Varsity Cheerleading 3, 4, Senior Play Committee, Draperian Staff. DAVID Mu LYCA Dave . . . a swell person to know . . . really tops . . . whiz on skates. RONALD METZGER Ronnie . . . well-mannered . . . fall, blonde and hand- some. Varsity Football 2, 3, Junior Prom Committee, Hi-Y 2, 3, Sergeant-at-Arms 4. KATHLEEN MAHONEY Kathy . . . full of fun and fancy free . . . those Ber- muda shorts. Newspaper Staff 2, GAA l, 2, 3, Band l, 2, 3, 4, Or- chestra 2, 3, 4, Junior Prom Committee, Senior Play Com- mittee, Draperian Staff. JOHN MOORE Endless escapades . . . al- ways has an answer . . . wide smile. BIC 1, 2, JV Basketball 3, Varsity Basketball 4. CAROL NIEDHAMMER Neatly dressed . . . always living it up . . . oh, what a gal. Senior Play Committee, Dra- perian Staff. BARBARA MARCH Barbie . . . nice clothes . . . ranks high among her friends. Student Council l, 3, JV Cheerleading I, 2, Captain 3, Blue Triangle 1, Secre- tary 3, 4, GAA l,, 2, 3, 4, Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Band 'l, 2, 3, 4. PHYLLIS MAXIM Phyl . . . once you know her, you'lI never forget her . . . lush red hair. Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Orchestra 38 4, Chorus 4, GAA 2, 3, 4, Booster Club 3, Blue Tri- angle 3, 4, Junior Prom Committee, Senior Play Com- mittee, Draperian Staff. willing to lend a hand. HARVEY NOLAN Crazy over horses . . . keen enjoyer of life . . . a buddy PATRICIA PHILLIPS Pat . . . efficient . . . thoughtful . . . says little, of all. does much. Chorus 31 BIC 4. Chorus 1, Treasurer National ,N ' VM., 1 Honor Societyy Senior Play X JJ D JJ, Committee, Draperian Staff. L V 'girl' D 'V IJ' I iff.. 1 ' T' .. ' RXJJON6 1 f jifltdkf' IMNA i,5k1.1fYU3l,., JL. Wx- ll p - SN , My J , ,W Q I , , ' jf ff fl, Q . l 1 VIRGINIA OPITZ Ginny . . . high stepper . . . twirling and typing abile ity. GAA 'lg Twirling 3, 45 Cho- rus l, 2, 3, 4, Blue Tri- angle 2, 3, 4, Newspaper Staff 3, 4, Junior Prom Com- mittee, Junior Prom Court, Senior Play Cast, Secretary National Honor Society, Dra- perian Staff. W9 jjj, LP PAC co V J ll I fi-.,l.,llf'! . fl! V I - J' ba? i. ARNOLD Muzzv Arny . . . drummer boy . . . dreamy eyes . . . that pink sweater. Student Council 2, Band I, 2, 3, 4, Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 47 Starlighters l, 2, 3, A, Hi-Y 3, 4, Manager JV Bas- ketball, Draper Guards. LINDA PORTER Lyn . . . fun to be with eeker Iki ' ain . . e one' d . . . erso litylplpf. IC ident 3, Vice se nt 1 wling e 37. JV eb l, ' arsity etbal arsi Base- ball l, 2, 3, 4, Draper Guards. 5, X ,YI x Y fx l, 9 A tx N . X N . .x l SAN AOUTT de Ightfbl to kno s, S . X radiant bea X X . . X X l - Eueenly GAA Mo err Dance nch CIUB 4- Chorus 3 4- Prom Prom Soci- DA . Good Aw X DOROTHY PENDT . . . easy-going gal. Bowling Club 2. Dot . . . quiet . . . earnest Twirling 2, 3, 4, GAA 2, 3, 4, Blue Triangle 3, 4, News- paper Staff 3, Draperian Staff. W4tt,,tf DOROTHY OHLIDAL Dot . . . cutie fuil of charm . . . the stuff dreams are made of . . . stylish miss. Band I, 2, 3, 4, Blue Tri- angle 2, 3, 4, GAA 2, 3. 4, Junior Prom Court, Senior Play Committee, Draperian Staff. fi. uf' fix DONALD POUTRE Don . . . along his way he merrily goes . . . man about the stage . . . a swell guy. Chorus l, 3, 4, Senior Play Cast. WALTER PIKOR KATHLEEN PERRY Walt . . . baseball all the Kathy . . - sunny side Up time . . . nothing can dis- - . . flighty lady . , . better turb a good nature . . . life Than Devel. late for English. Frosh Play Cast, Student JV Baseball 1, BIC 2, Var- Council 'l, Band 2, 3, 4, sity Baseball 2, 3, 4, Varsity Orchestra 3, 4. D Club 2, 3, 4. l O MICHAEL PETROZZI Buzz . . . l hate women- but . . . first prize fun . . . laughter follows him. Baseball l, Basketball Man- ager I, 2, 3, 4, Senior Man- ager 3, 4, Football 3, 4, varsity D Club 2, 3, 4, Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, Hi-Y Play 2, 3, 4, Junior Prom Committee, Draper Guard, Senior Play Cast. EVELYN PANGBURN Evie . . . gal with a baton . . . carefree . . . reliable. Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Chorus 2, 3, 4, Head Maiorette 3, 4, ALICE PosT Al . . . fun-loving blonde . . . energetic gal . . . laughing eyes. Blue Triangle 2, GAA 2. lla, ANDRE RAuE . artistic flair . . . live-wire . . . those New York friends. GAA 'l, 2, 3, 4, Booster Club 3, 4, Varsity Cheer- leader 4, Draperian Board- Drum Maior 3, Blue Trian- gle 3, 4, Senior Play Com- mittee, Draperian Board, Publication. Mr Arix PATRICIA REVEGLIA Pat . . . serene . . . sweet, but quiet . . . the gift of gentleness. Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Orchestra l, 2, 3, 4, Chorus l, 2, 3, 4, Blue Triangle 2, 3, 4, French Club 3, 4, Booster Club 4, Senior Play Commit- tee, Draperian Staff. BERTRAM SCHMITZ Bert . . . unhurried life . . . ' urlyg hair . . . right in tune nd l, 2, 3, 4. u I I I 4 Iylll FRANK SEYMOUR Teddy . . . a guy well liked by all . . . what a smile . . . stands high in our class. Band 2, 3, 4, Chorus l, 2, 3, A, Hi-Y 4, Student Coun- cil 4, Draper Guard, Draper- ian Staff-Business Manager. 5 Qy ,yg , .X I BABET?ISRELYg Babs . . . artistic . . . loyal to Carman . . . hearty laugh. Chorus l, 2, 3, 4, Junior Prom Committee, Booster Club 4, GAA 4, Senior Play Committee, Draperian Staff. ANTOINETTE ROSSETTI Ant . . . her energy is sur- passed only by her good looks . . . charming ways. Chorus lg GAA 1, 2, 3, 4, Booster Club 2, Secretary 3, 4, Junior Prom Committee, Senior Play Committee. PATRICIA ROWNY Bat . . . a quiet charm and ple apt way . . . always a fi ly word. I r ry, Club 2, Draperian si ff., ill li Q , .A,,, ' 'wil lilly l EUGENE PRouT Gene . . . movies are better than ever . . . busy boy . . . oh, those sideburns. DAV l, President 2, 3, 4. CAROLE ROBINSON A warm smile . . . pleasant . . . the ties of friendship. GAA l, 2. .l JANET STANTON Jan . . . her personality is a genuine asset . . . reli- able and trustworthy. Library Club 25 Draperian Staff. EDWARD TRIEBEI. Ted . . . tall, handsome, and popular too . . . executive ability. JV Basketball 2, 3, Varsity Basketball Ag Varsity Foot- ball 4, Newspaper Staff 3, 4, Hi-Y Vice President 3, 4, Hi-Y Play 3, 4, Student Coun- cil 3, President 4, President Junior Class, Draper Guards, Senior Play Cast. BRUCE SNIITI-I Tops in baseball . . . clip lomats, here I come . . tune in the World Series. Chorus 3, 4, JV Baseball 2 Varsity Baseball 3, 4. DARLENE SANIATuI.sIcI Dolly . . . quiet way . . a ready laugh . . . don't fence me in. Student Council 'lc lv ' Ilfl f fftil ,lfflf fl 'f f ' f ,NNI In , V: I ' 1 I . , .,. I ROBERT TOWLE Bob . . . oh, that souped-up Merc . . . confident . . . one of the rovin' kind. Hi-Y 3, 47 Hi-Y Play 3, 4. BEVERLY SI-IARP Bev . . . beautiful hair . . , always ready to roll-er-skate . . . up at Ken's. Draperian Staff. L PATRICIA STAY ETI-IEI. STRONI J Pat . . . natural curls . . . Easy to get along with . . . cute little trick . . . always blondie . . . a pleasing girl ready to laugh. Booster Club 3. it with a pleasing manner. ' ' 35 AUGUST Tsci-iuom ELAINE SUMMERS Augie . . . suits and ties to Quiet way . . . calm, cool please the eyes . . . on and collected. . . soft-spo the move. ken. GAA 2, Bowling Club 3, Dra perian Staff. EW and CHARLES Charley . . . our good scout . . . knowledge is power . . . confident in his way. Band 1, 2, 3, 47 Orchestra 3, 45 Chorus l, 2, 3, 4, Newspaper Staff 2, National Honor Society. KAYE VEDDER LARRY VAN BUMBLE Hans . . . first-string catcher . . . the man with the blond crew-cut . . . an athlete who is on the ball. Junior Varsity Baseball 25 Varsity Baseball 3, 47 Varsity D Club 3, 4. BARBARA TOURTELLOT Barb . . . dresses like a mil- lion . . . bubbling enthusi- asm . . . charming. Student Council 17 GAA lp Booster Club 47 Chorus 2, 3, 4, Blue Triangle 2, 3, Vice President 4, Junior Prom Committee, Senior Play Castg Draperian Staff. W8 Kay . . . quiet and feminine ...a touch of Venus . .. fT7Bf1ftSl'. pleasant personality. Club I Play perian Staff. JUDITH VILLANO Judy . . . good things come in small packages . . . Hud- dle Cheer . . . oh, those clothes. Chorus lp Band l, 2, 3, Ay Blue Triangle 2, 3, 4, Booster Club 3, 4, Varsity Cheer- leading 3, 4, Junior Prom Committee, Draperian Staff. RICHARD WILSON Dick . . . easy going . . . a fine companion . . . never behind the eight-ball. BIC I, 2. I w1 OLIVE VIELE AUDREY VON Calm competence . . . hair Lively and qi a golden halo . . . high on depen ,' , , fooyl our list of pleasant people. iw ,I - .mg CHARLES VOLANS VERA VERRIGNI Chuck . . . date bait . . . Tiny . . . sincere . . . com- new to Draper . . . custom- pletely in miniature. ized Ford Victoria. GAA l, 2, 3, Modern Dance 'l, 2. Z a . Band 1 2 ' ooster Club e ra JOHN WI LLIAMS Roth . . . confident . . . independent . . . sold car, will travel on insurance. Hi-Y 3. YOLANDA VERZULLI Poised and feminine . . . charming . . . attractive. GAA 3, Modern Dance 2, 3 Booster Club 3, 4, Newspa- per Staff 2, Student Council 3, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Orches- tra 2, 3, 4, Chorus 3, 4, Tri- Hi 3, Blue Triangle 4, Na- tional Honor Society. fgnf 4, s erIan Siaff. llv- v CAROLYN WALLACE Cookie . . . efficient . . . cheerful . . . I won't tell a soul . . . headed Ellis- way. Chorus 2, Blue Triangle Ser- geant-at-Arms 2, 3, 4, Stu- dent Council 3, Junior Prom Committee, Senior Play Com- mittee, Draperian Staff. SANDRA WI-IIT1vIoRe Sandy . . . always happy ,.. full of fun . . . mag- netic friendliness. Draperian Staff. MARILYN WI-IITAIQER Lynn . . . sociable . . . agreeable . . . naturally nice. Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Blue Triangle 2, 3, 4, French Club 3, 4, Booster Club 4, Senior Play Com- mittee, Draperian Staff. MARGARET Voss Marge . . . Miss Versa- tility . . . active and at- tractive . . . Midnight Sun. Chorus 'l, Blue Triangle 2, 3, 4, Newspaper 3, Assist- ant Editor 4, Booster Club 3, 4, JV Cheerleading 3, Var- sity Cheerleading 4, Junior Ring Committee, Junior Prom Committee, National Honor Society, Senior Play Cast, Draperian Board-Pho- tography, Student Council 2, 3, 4. Will CURTIS WINSTON Curt . . . really rugged . . a line-smashing fullback . . . outspoken. Basketball 3, 4, Varsity Foot- ball 4. FRANK WTODARCZAK Azak . . . man about town . . . sharp dresser . . . fatal for femmes. BIC 2, JV Basketball l, 2, Football l, 2, 3, Varsity D Club 1, 2, 3, 4: Student Council 1, Sergeant-at-Arms 2, 3, Hi-Y 2, 3, HI-Y Play 2. 38 i PATRICIA WODARZAI4 Pat . . . a friendly manner a quiet way . . . little cutie . . . charmer. Modern Dance 2, Booster Club 2, Tri-Hi 2, 3, Chorus 3, 4, Band 3, 4, Junior Prom Committee, Senior Play Committee, Draperian Staff. SONYA ZASADA So . . . future R.N. . . . a courteous way . . . the nicest of friends. Band 2, 3, 4, GAA 2, 3, 4, Booster Club 4, Senior Play Committee, Draperian Staff. DOUGISAS YUILLE Doug . . . apparel with ap- peal . . . swoon material . . . last here, but not least in our class. Hi-Y 3. RICHARD DALTON TEX We are confident, I say, and willing rather to be absent from the body, and to be present with the Lord. For to me to live is Christ, and to die is gain. For we walk by faith, not by sight. ll CORINTHIANS 517, 8 PHILIPPIANS 1:21 THY WILL BE DONE PETER MICELI Pete Easy, makevp. After we tried fo take it with us. Animal Kingdom. Silver Bay daze. k . . 5 is, . i i - , fn , i 1L A I , 751' f W' ' ,-iz. Huh? The smile of victory. And so to sleep Studying? Studying! Thar Colga1e smile. 40 STUDIO THREE 5.5 Kinescope YOU WERE THERE OUR PAST FOUR YEARS Upon entering high school, we were a little scared but eager to start. We were enthusiastically greeted by the upperclassmen who were armed with shoe polish and lipstick to mark us as Freshmen. The one bright spot in our Freshman year was our play. It was called Life With Willie, and was directed by Mrs. Ruff. It starred Kathleen Perry and Chuck Swatling. The play was very goocl, and we were all proud when Chuck got the award as the best actor. MISS CHRISTINE KEITH SENIOR DEANS MRS. IVERNA HARRINGTON As Sophomores, the door of Draper society opened before us. Our classmates became hope- ful candidates for the school clubs and some of our boys formed a dance band, The Starlighters, which was very success- ful. September, 1953! This date was very important. Finally we had gained the honor and prestige that goes with being a full-fledged upperclass- man. We had our first class meeting under the guidance of Miss Keith, Miss Chouinard, Mr. Car- osella, Mrs. Weir, and Mr. DuMond. We elected Ted Triebel as president, Art DeMania as vice pres- ident, Sandra Bove as secretary and S a n d r a Boyce as treasurer. Bob Papineau was our ser- geant-at-arms, but he left and Spencer B i rt took over. Two important events will always be remem- bered in connection with our Junior year. In the spring of our Junior year we received the disting- uished sign of the up- perclassman - our rings. Then . . . 42 MISS MARGUERITE CHOUINARD SENIOR DEANS MRs. MARY WIER nl 'EQ' DEEP CORAL MIST . . . ln May came the Junior P r o m , another never -to - be - forgotten event. The theme was Deep Coral Mist and the gym was decorated to give an under-the-sea effect. lt was really mar- v e l o u s. The beautiful girls and handsome fel- lows gliding across the floor surely will not be forgotten. T h e evening was climaxed when Ka- thy Grupe was crowned queen. PROM COURT-From the left, clockwise: Dorothy Ohlidal, Vir- ginia Opitz, Deloria Ballard, Queen Katherine Grupe, Sandra Boyce, Sandra Bove, Sandra Outt, GRAND MARCH At left: Previous Queen Nancy Newcomb crowns T954 Prom Queen Kathy Grupe, QUEEN CROWNED At right: The queen and her handsome ese QUEEN and ESCORT cort, Eddie Gratton, 43 SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS KATHY GRUPE Secretary SANDY BOYCE Treasurer Seniors at last! It was hard to believe at first, but gradually we adiusted to the hustle and bustle which comprises the life of a Sen- ior. Our first deed as Sen- iors was to sponsor a dance welcoming the new Fresh- men. It was a success and was enjoyed by all. Our Senior class was quickly es- tablished with President, Art De Mania, Vice Presi- dent, Ray Colucciellog Sec- retary, Kathy Grupe, Treas- urer, Sandra Boyce, and Sergeant-at-Arms, Spencer Birt. Our Draperian Board had to be organized. Kent Hawks was elected Editor- in-Chief by a unanimous de- cision. The other Draperian staffs were organized and this important business set its wheels in motion. The Senior Play soon followed. Miss Caparis and Miss Ver- ven were the directors of the comedy, You C a n 't Take lt With You. The stars were Beverly C u b it and Kent Hawks. The play was a decided hit. The next big social event will be our Senior Ball. With capable Seniors at the helm, this promises to be the so- cial highlight of the year. Soon after this we will face our final exams and then -Graduation! W i t h four years of hard work behind us, we can iustly feel the pride of achievement as we receive our diplomas. Before we leave we must give sincerest appreciation and thanks to our deans, Mrs. Weir, Miss Keith, Miss Chouinard, and Mrs. Har- rington, who did so much to help us through our Sen- ior year. These four years are over forever, but we shall remember and trea- sure them always. 44 xx V.,, K L.. ART DE MAN IA President RAY COLUCClEl.l.O Vice President SPENCER Bl RT Sergeant-at-Arms DRAPERIAN BOARD DRAPERIAN COMMERCIAL-Spencer Birt and Frank Seymour, Business Managers. Cameraman is Marge Voss, Photography Editor, ON CAMERA-Andre Raue, Art Edi- tor, Joan James, Literary Editor, Art De Mania, Circulation Editor. All studio sets and props courtesy of station WRGB an H N' DEANS-Mrs. Wier, Mrs. Harrington, Miss Keith, Yearbook Advisors. PRODUCER and DIRECTOR-Evelyn Pangburn, Pub- Missing: Miss Chouinard. lication Editor, and Kent Hawks, Editor-in-Chief 45 DRAPERlAi f ,Lalique im:,L3l4iiMl.ilH.i,Q ART STAFF-Kathy Bonk, Don Egry, Andre Raue, Editor, Babette Relyea, Shirley La Plante. LITERARY STAFF-Sitting: Joan James, Editor, Pat Phillips, Carolyn Manderville, Mary Duffy, Olga Bat- taglia, Phyllis Maxim, Barbara March, Ruth Arbour, Arlene Ciccone, Sonya Zasada, Beverly Cubit, De- loria Ballard. Standing: Audrey Von Stetina, Marilyn Whitaker, Marlene Ferner, Sandra Outt, Joan Kehoe, Pat Reveglia, Yolanda Verzulli, Bill Keith, Ed Triebel, Phyllis Bradt, Elaine Bassett, Barbara Foley, Pat Wodarzak, Sandra Edwards, Sandra Dlubac. Missing: Carolyn Wallace, PUBUCATION STAFF-Siillng: Jan Stanton, Eve Pangburn, Editor, Vir- ginia Opitz, Alice Kuchay. Stand- ing: Linda Porter, Pat Rowny, Jean King, Dot Ohlidal, Antoinette Ros- setti. Missing: Beverly Sharp. 46 AFFS PHOTOGRAPHY STAFF - SiT1ing: Judy Villano, Carole Niedhammer, Marge Voss, Editor, Carol Della Rocco, Deloria Ballard. Standing: Kathy Bonk, Kathy Grupe, Kathleen Mahoney, Karoline Hillhursf, Bar- bara Tourtellot. ClRCUl.ATlON STAFF-Sitting: Charles Kupinski, Carole Szarafinski, Janet Gale, Arthur De Mania, Editor, Barbara Katz, Joyce Alexander, Arnold Muzzy. Standing: Helen Delewski, Marie Gifford, Edna Bel- fance, Theresa Gazzillo, Roberta Cernik, Shirley Tallman, Elaine Summers. ADVERTISING STAFF-Sitting: De- loria Ballard, Olga Battaglia, Frank Seymour and Spencer Birt, Co-Bus- iness Managers, Dorothy Dumas, Ar- lene Ciccone. Standing: Roberta Cernik, Judy Honor, Lynne Gand- row, Kathleen Mahoney, Diane Kottke, Joyce Alexander. MR. and MISS SENIOR Ted Triebel and Kathy Grupe MR. and MISS FIFTH AVENUE Chuck LaMalfa and Karen Levey MR. and MISS C-SHARP Don Egry and Teresa Hammond MR. and MISS SUCCESS Kent Hawks and Joan James MR, and MISS MAMBO Dick Gullotf and Carol Della Rocco MR. and MISS CHATTERBOX John Moore and Deloria Ballard MR. and MISS AMERICA Doug Yuille and Karen Levey MR. and MISS BROADWAY Art DeMania and Beverly Cubit MR. and MISS COMEDY Mike Petrozzi and Mary Duffy MR. and MISS PERSONALITY PLUS Ralph Paccico and Kathy Grupe MR. and MISS OLYMPIC Dave Guest and Katie Bonk MR. and MISS REMBRANDT Don Egry and Shirley LaPIante YOU CAN'T TAKE IT WITH YOU ENTIRE CAST-Sitting: Spencer Birt, Ed, Olga Battaglia, Essie, Kent Hawks, Grandpa, Beverly Cubit Penny, Barbara Tourtellot, Alice, Dick Gullott, Tony. Standing: Don Poutre, Mr. De Pinna, Ray Colucciello, Donald, Virginia Opitz, Rheba, Art De Mania, Henderson, Ed Doherty, Paul, Don Egry, Kolenkhov Marge Voss, Olga Katrina, Neil Blaauboer, Mr. Kirby, Arlene Ciccone, Mrs. Kirby, Audrey Von Stetina, Miss Wellington. YOU CAN'T TAKE I-T WITH YOU has established itself among the important plays of our time. This delightful comedy by Hart and Kaufman was the play chosen to be presented by the Class of '55, Under the direction of Miss Ann Caparis and her associate, Miss Verven, the performance was ranked as one of the best in Draper's history. The laugh-packed antics of Mr. De Pinna, Grandpa and Mr. Kolenkhov are certainly proof of the sensational production. With the fabulous performance of each Cast member, 'IYou Can't Take It With You will be a Draper High Senior Play never to be Miss cAPARis fofgoiien-H Director ..--or 'Nnnnuwf' YES, I REMEMBER when I was engaged to Paul-how happy I was. And you know I still feel that way. UMR. KIRBYI Are you hurt? Are you all right, Father? I-I-uh- 50, Miss VERVEN Director This is me memgry gagg1ff5f5fyQg f se4n'iOfQ Balul and1lGraduaTion.',Use' H' fOrf,pHQTOS ar1d me- menfds, so that 'yqur h.i.STO'ry ,aS 'at ,' V Sehiorbwill be comp1efe . - ' .V - 'Q ' ' 1 5I Npf Q ,mfg .K ' , AW-in .sg ug W Q., , Rheba! - Yes Donald? w Hawaiian Honeys. Would you like a cold drink? Big City bound! Rub-a-dub-dub. Places, everyone, WalCl1 YOUV SWF! places!! 52 STUDIC FOUR Q an 0 The Hall f Ivy JUNIORS .jg Q A-Alam OFFICERS-First row: Ellie Knuckey, Parliamerttarian, DEANS-First row: Miss Carey, Miss Stepanian. Second Barry Ward, President, Nancy Budge, Treasurer. Second row: Mr. Krempa, Mr. Subik, row: Charles Pangburn, Vice President, Carol Passmore, Secretary. First row: J. Gardino, B. Taber, M, Davis, A, Reicherter, D. Countermine, D. Eignor, E. Famiano, C Hecht, D. Della Penta, R. Maddaloni, C. O'Bray, N. Budge, M. Leaderach, M. La Berge, M. Hilton R. Turski, D. Speace, R. Ranze. Second row: R. Gaidys, F. Ferrara, W. Ellers, M, Caringi, M. Baldwin, J Hourigan, D. Huening, B. Bradshaw, S. Budge, P. Fink, N. Birt, B. Barker, M. Tolles, W. Cook, J Gold, R. Doulin, C. Littlewood, J. Me' 'hird row: A. Rakowski, B. Ward, V. Duma, D. Palmer, P Craig, L. La Berge, J. Wickham, ' J. Smith, J. Allen, G. Weidman, R. Alheim, N. Buttino, G. Riccio, K. Karlson, P, Pillig, R. n row: J. Scott, A. Goodfellow, E. Quattrociocchi, A. Pratt F. Amason, T. Zullo, C. Rossi, R. eradt, R. Russell, L. Christopher, J. Mitchell, H. Spink, J. O'Leary J. Cooper, W. White. 54 First row: S. Bentley, K. Bonk, M. D'Agostino, P. Cromme, M. Serapilio, D. LuBrant, E. Willey, R. Martin, C. Callahan, B. Disbrow, E. Crawford, A. Jason, B. Warren, M. Regeles, C. Truax. Second row: C. Pangburn, R. Kelczewski, J. Curran, J. Mitchell, R. Schoneker, D. Remillard, J. White, M. Rosen, P. Sauerborn, D. Tanner, R. Gifford, M. Blessing, R. Niedhammer, L. Redmond. 9 on First row: S. Goodfellow, B. Morris, l. Guarino, R. Marra, E. Egan, S. Williams, E. Dunlop, M. Lyons, E. Knuckey, P. Keating, V. Katz, J. Ravas, F. Oleinik, D. Moskal, B. O'Bryon. Second row: R. Gordon, M. Norris, J. O'Hare, R. lmfeld, L. Pinkerton, J. Zyskowski, M. Waddell, S. Schaefer, C. Passmore, R. Suhocki, F. Pacelli, D. Messerle, R. Halvorsen, F. Barbarulo. vs-k fr .. -sa First row: A. Triebel, R. Spink, M. Thron, L. Baldwin, P. Fink, S. Lee, G. Pangburn, M. Mangino, J. Anderson, S. Maynard, L. lson, K. O'Brien, L. Wagschall, J. Rice, E. Stay. Second row: R. Walrnsley, E. Sammler, K. Poltorak, G. Habel, R. Bernhard, E. Begin, D. Ferguson, G. Kowalczyk, J. Davis, P. Zymevvski, S. Myslinski. 55 e SOPHOM ORES SOPHOMORE DEANS and OFFICERS-Sitting: Mrs. Ruff, Joan Farrell, Secretary, Charles Valik, Presi dent, Mrs. Westfall. Standing: Rosemary Kverek, Parliamentarian, Lawrence Matteson, Sergeant-at-Arms Thomas Rourke, Vice President, Judith Clossom, Treasurer. 1 First row: B. Metzger, A. Furlani, J. Valik, L. Tygert, J. Chesky, P. Slawienski, D. Di Fabbio, l.. Buehler, B. Riegger, S. Bradt, M. Denny, F. Cassels, J. Closson, M. Bertasso, P. Johnson, S. Welcome, C, Smith, G. Stay, E. Rogalski, G. Niedhammer. Second row: C. Barber, B. Banker, D. Hunter, C. Youmans, J. Decker, L. Bradt, A. Douglass, V. Del Zotto, E. Wehmeyer, K. Shultis, G. McSweeney, J. Chernik, M. Sherman, C. Tiemann, J. Busch, B. Thomas, B. Ballmes, E. Schoch, H. Wilhelm, B. Weldon, J. West, A. Frederick, E. Gargallo, K. Ruff. Third row: E. Schaffer, R. Verrigni, G. Place, J. Kingsley, W. D'- Avignon, B. Ernst, P. West, R. Stalpinski, J. Lipich, A. Mahar, W. Norris, C. Valik, C. Boyle, F. Baum- gartner, E. August, R. Boyce, R. Woods, P. Sylvester. Fourth row: G. D'Avignon, R. Stock, T. Rourke, R. King, J. Celebucki, P. Dion, D. Nardini, J. O'Leary, R, Kexel, J. Eyer, R. Wilson, J. Goldfine, H. Wyman, G. Banghart, J. Marshall, J. Heath, D. Altieri, J. Mankowski, A. Broers. 56 First row: C. Kastner, S. Korkosz, M. LaMalfa, A. Noiseaux, J. Pasquariella, L. Livingston, J, Dawes, J. Farrell, A. Bernhard, M. Dalton, L. Matteson, T. Greenberg, P. Miller, J. Kusek, S. Howley, J. Grigsby. Second row: R. Matula, G. Mogavero, P. Petrowski, M. Nardini, K. Carney, J. Gallo, P. Cleveland, M. Gyomory, M. Gorman, H. Kochem, C. James, M. Buzzo, M. DeMeo, R, MacFarlane, R. Gaudio, G. Sim- mons, Third row: H. Hadley, R. Pedersen, R. Deuto, G. Mitchell, A. Meccariello, R. Raue, P. Coppola, W. Middleton, F, Dagostino, D. Kusek, M. Ling, S. Levine, A. Sobieski. First row: A. Countermine, P. Gargallo, A. Feulner, R, Reynolds, C. Oleinik, C. Huntington, M. Knuckey, F. Vinciguerra, J. Hoffman, N. Kery, D. Jerold, N. Kopp, K. Ruff, M. Townsend, J. Weakley, G. Shearer. Second row: R. Reese, M. DeCocco, R, Hallenbeck, D. Relyea, B. Garuty, J. DeLorenzo, J. Zullo, P. Santillo, R. Kverek, D. Kepner, S, Kent, D, Scaccia, B. Johnson, Third row: P. Moore, G. Alden, A. lftland, W. Jasenski, S. Esposito, M. Michalak, J. Reilly, R. Lyons, H. Mott, D. Brinkman, G. Palen, J. Rowe, K. Angiolini. 1 J 3 . 3 1 First row: S, Foley, L. Smith, G. Powles, -R. Kugler, P. Marsh, E. Stepnowski, D, Paige, J. Nardini, E. Cuomo, B. Bowers, H. Armstrong, L. Blackburn, A. Acello, B. Brault, J. Rosecrans, L. Pillig. Second row: J. Alden, M. Robinson, D. Tanner, M. Colucciello, M. Olochnowicz, P. Newman, A. Oros, D. Robi- deau, A. Glowacki, D. Banker, F. Huber, G. Rice, J. Nigriny, M. Billings, .P. Rockwell, D. Bezio. Third row: J. Aniolek, E. Mongillo, W. Duffy, M, Petty, C. Peek, S. Naparty, W. Smith, D. Matula, D. Van Val- kenburgh, W. Chovanec, J. Keys, J. Christina, B. Smith, J. Bourdeau, M. Waldron, K. Walton, A, Bond, A. Prout. 57 E r r First row: S. Countermine, L. Wolff, L. Snyder, D. Whitaker, C. Wiecznski, L. Borst, P. Cribbs, P. Janko- wiak, S. Mangino, K. Waterman, L. Milner, S. Crawley, J. Armstrong, C. Gazzillo, J. Comanzo, P Pasquariella, G. Rood, R. Pacelli, L. Eignor, R. Mehigan. Second row: K, Greiner, B. Nass, B. Sadowski N. Christensen, C. Handy, K. Davies, S. Markley, J. Reimann, B, Wright, J. Fendly, P. Disbrow, E Fell, R. Wickham, D. Spinelli, B. Spath, S. Weiss, M. Eldert, M. Schroeder, S. Williams, S. Regan, D Dingman, N. Young. Third row: W. Britten, J. Talerico, J. Marocco, J. Livingston, T. Kilpatrick, D Marshall, H. McKeone, E. Lindernann, R, Pustolka, R, Ireton, T. Mahoney, M. Milgate, R. Coutant, C Priddle, D. Christie, R. Reisinger, D. Connell, L. Suchocki, G. Rockwell, W. Phillips, R. Keith, G. Scher merhorn. Fourth row: J. Montgomery, F. Smith, W. Wood, W. Jackson, R. Serapilio, J. Dawes, C Duckwald, W. Wilkie, J. Smith, C. Hansen, H. Mitchell, D. Perry, W. Marhafer, B. Blackburn, L. Brown T, Myslinski, S. Scace, F. Wallace, R. Tullock, R. Middleton, L. DeHart, G. Gnoinski, N. Boyce, R. Pinkerton First row: S. Stone, G. Neidhammer, E. Hoehn, C. Giaquinto, B. Handel, R. Wagoner, J. Bertasso, F. Girardot, P. Peters, L. Davies, S. Faulkner, M. lvry, E. Dion, J. McKeone, P. Cox. Second row: R. Dickershaid, R. Gleason, F. Scott, M. Pratt, R. Minor, D. Thomas, J. Eason, W. Hamlin, E. DeMania, N. Craig, G, Disbrow, R. Dagostino, S. Famiano, R. Angerami, A. Chagnon, R. Seifer. Third row: D. Gabriele, B. Zullo, G. Pardi, J. Whitmore, M. Krieble, R. Czyzewski, J. Wendover, R. Cassels, R. Godlewski, J, Tricozzi, J. Cushing, B. Brinkman, M. Reilly. 58 MEN I . First row: J. Sharfrand, C. Relyea, A. Wodarczak, M. MacDonald, J. Pasquariello, N, Horaling, M. Di Ruscio, S. Eiser, J. Cernik, A. Pikor, B. Mankes, P. Fancher, J. Hansen, C. DeSylves'rer, J. Mitchell Second row: J. Zasada, M. Glennon, T. Palma, R. Matt, J. Kiefner, R. Ruchalski, J. Verrigni, M, Bouck M. Viscusi, J. Hogrnan, B. Miller, W. Chepulis, J. Santore, G. Wells, W. Sindoni. Third row: J. Mc Carthy, S. Devernoe, E. Knizek, J. Kirk, R. Paul, R. Mullarkey, K. Mrozek, L. Famiano, P. Caruso, J. Monte paro, L. lrnelisano, J. Palma, L. Taylor, R. Paska, 50 First row: A. Brown, D. Hickok, M, Priddle, P. Parks, l. Oby, M. Rowny, C. Burgess, C. Suiion, B. Severance, G. Capobianco, E. Dergosits, M. Taber, M. Dillenbeck, J. Doyle, K. Wilsey. Second row: W. Hawley, M. LaMalfa, R. Gresham, J. Sack, M. LaBelle, K. White, E. Kvviarkowski, E. Heise, L. Banker, L. Dollase, J. Durrer, J. Small, I. Livingston, G. Kugler. Third row: M. Lyall, E. Phelps, R. Alden, D. Jason, W, Boehne, H, Lewis, D. Capron, M. Haydock, W. Powell, R, Andersen, R. Borkowski, J. Agnew, L. Maderic, H. Craven, L, Alvord, T. Masferson. 59 Have a watermelon. Ya seen one parfy, ya seen 'em all. Guilty? You Heel! Hey Kid-Where's your football? Part Time-U. S. A. Wheels from little spokes Y do grow. 60 STUDIO FIVE A F Cavalc d f Sport FOOTBALL CO-CAPTAINS-Larry Di Fab- bio and Joe Famiano. FIRST STRING-Front row: Dave Going, E, Ronnie Bernhard, T, Joe Famiano, G, Larry Di Fabbio, C, Gene Ballmes, G, Don Matula, T, Len Monte, E. Back row: Jim Wickham, HB, Curt Winston, FB, Ed Triebel, HB, Al Pratt, QB, Mike Petrozzi, lineman. FOOTBALL STAFF-Gil Shipman, Manager, Mr. McGuire, Head Coach, Mr. Gaige, Coach, Gussie Bouck, Manager. Missing: George Place, Manager. The gridiron season of 1954 brought an improvement in Draper's record. Through the inspired coaching of our newly acquired head coach, Dick McGuire, we were able to tie Saratoga I3-13 and take our only win from our arch rival, Scotia, by 25-13. Assistant Coach Herb Gaige coached the freshmen and sopho- mores who will be on our future teams. We hope to see Draper soon become one of the leading teams in the league. SATURDAY'S HEROES-First row: R. Bernhard, D. Going, J. Famiano, D. Matula, G. Ballmes, L. DiFabbio E. Triebel, M. Petrozzi, C. Winston, J. Wickham, A. Pratt. Second row: B. Sullivan, M. George, F Barbarulo, N. Buttino, T. Zullo, D. Ferguson, M. Caring, R. Walmsley, M. Giaquinto, L. Monte, D. Boyce Coach Gaige. Third row: R. Pustolka, L. Famiano, M. Reilly, R. Serapilio, N. Boyce, R. Verrigni, G Alden, B. Sullivan, J. Celebucki, D. King, S. Scace, Coach McGuire. Fourth row: G. Place, Manager, B lreton, Manager, R. Angerami, R. Mahoney, B. Hallenbeck, J. Christina, B. Smith, J. Rowe, L. Intelisano L. Suchocki, F. Wallace, G. Shipman, Manager, G. Bouck, Manager. i L xx eau:- . A ,,..,. .. f 4 . ,, ,. ,. 'Y' , - 3 ,V V -xi f , ' 5 , .... wil .... wit.: 35 A. , - - ' , - , ' W' -- L ' L ef . . M ' A ,, if 7.w ...w aw 1:22 ' 't,f.i f1i-' 'ii' at . . V .4 f M 1 1 - Ti ' . ., .wieffswnt-t..,t.,-est. fist: ',1war'f,.1 35-, g. vt ft- fi -' . ' ' ' 1 ,. 1 7 I g-- -3. 4 3, 1 w mfs -7f.W.,ff.fti. . i f E rw , iw V pw. eq Q. I . , - X... . ,.., V . . J ' r,: li 1.45, 1, H as , 3 PILEUP-Draper scores against Scotia. . ws, Qing TOUCHDOWN-Mike Caringi fill eludes Scotia tacklers VICTORY AND REVENGE-Draper players carry Coach McGuire off on their f . . . or a TD. shoulders after downing arch-rival Scotia, 25-13. 63 1 WHIZZ-Davie Guest speeds toward goal line ,M 4' BASKETBALL VARSITY-Captain Dave Guest, Ron Walmsley, Bob Cassels, George Habel, Stan Myslinski, Don Ferguson Chuck Kupinski, Jerry Kowalczyk, Ted Triebel, John Moore, Chappy Rossi, Ralph Paccico. The Draper High School basketball squads are members of the Western 'B' Basketball League. The Varsity has compiled a record of 8 wins and IO losses for the season. The Junior Varsity team, made up mostly of Sophomores and Juniors, ended the season with a record of ll wins and 7 losses. The boys displayed remarkable sportsmanship and gained experience for next year's Varsity. The Freshman team played other junior high schools in the area. They will move up to the Junior Varsity, and have aspirations of becoming Varsity players in the future. The girls who lead the cheering of the student body deserve credit tor adding to the spirit and moral support of the teams. 64 l JUNIOR VARSITY-First row: Bill O'Connor, Garry Simmons, Nick Buttino, Mike Giaquinto, Larry Mat- teson, Charles Boyle. Second row: Bill Sullivan, John Lipich, Alan Broers, James Dawes, Dom Alteri, George Curtis, Bob Sullivan. OFF THE BOARDS, the rebound is taken by a Scotia player behind Kupinski C121 and Myslinski. . BASKETBALL STAFF-Gil Shipman, Manager, Mr. Subik, J.V, Coach, Arnie Muzzy, Manager, Mr. LeGere, Varsity Coach, George Place, Manager. NOTT TERRACE scores two points despite Paccico's valiant efforts. Number 22 is Myslinski. BASEBALL ' .. THE SQUAD-First row: David Guest, Chappy Rossi, Wall Pikor, Bill Marshall, Larry Van Bumble, Ralph Paccico, Jim Wickham, Coach Gaige. Second row: Mike Giaquinto, Bob Sullivan, Jack O'Hare, Joe Gold, Chuck Kress, Garry Simmons, Bruce Smith. Third row: Lou Caprara, Manager, Mike George, Manager, Bill Sullivan, Manager, Gil Shipman, Manager, Ron Walmsley, Joe O'Leary, George Habel. ' COACH and MANAGER-Mr. Gaige and Louis Caprara. I , Out at second with Jack O'Hare covering Wall Pilwf robs B rival bat- Larry Van Bumble behind the Plalef Chap 'he bag. ter of a home run. py Rossi at bal. Sirike one. 66 CHEERLEADERS VARSITY-Captain Sandy Bove, Carolyn Manderviile, Katie Bonk, Kathy Grupe, Andre Raue, Arlene Ciccone, Marge Voss, Judy Villano. ..- KATJE, SANDY, JUDY, ARLENE M155 CAPARIS ANDRE, MARGE, CAROLYN, KATHY Coach JUNIOR VARSITY-Carol Youmans, Nancy Budge. Marcia Rosen, Capiain Sondra Budge, Nancy Birf, Pat Cleveiand, 67 Yes, and a good time was Bob Andrews KSJ hits from had by all. the corner against Terrace. Y-e-a-h team! Rooty-toot-toot! Into the air-two points STUDIO SIX 'Playh UI' BAN First row: J. O'Bryon, J. McCarthy, J. Zasada, M. Glennon, R. Reese, J. Santore, J. Kirk, G. Wells, K. Waterman, M. La Berge, O. Battaglia, C. Barringer, M. Townsend, S. Zasada, K. Perry. Second row: Mr. Benington, G. Shearer, J. Hogman, J. Armstrong, D. Jerold, D. Ohlidal, J. Reimarin, S. Edwards, P. Disbrow, S. Williams, L. Dunlop, M. Robinson, P. Reveglia, J. Alexander, J. Farrell, P. Maxim, T. Hammond, S. Goodfellow, P. Sauerborn, P. Wodarzak. Third row: R. Pinkerton, R. Paul, A. Bond, R. Schoneker, R. Coutant. J. Heath, E. Sammler, C. Valik, P. Moore, R. Paska, S. Devernoe, T. Masterson, H. Hadley, E. Robinson, L. Porter. i MUSIC AT DRAPER Again this year, the Dra per Band under the direc- tion of Arthur C. Benington, scored a success for Draper. ln addition to the local pa- rades in which we took part, the band was invited to play for the opening of the New York State Thru- way. The biggest event of the year was our invitation All aboard for to march in Macy's annual New York City p a r a d e on Thanksgiving Day in New York City. This organization also participat- ed in our annual spring and fall concerts, state contests, and the massed band con- cert made up of all the school bands in this area. The orchestra, also direct- ed by Mr. Benington, had a fine year. They played in the fall and s p r i n g con- certs and did very well at the contest. They also did their usual fine iob ot play- ing between the acts of the school plays. The chorus sang in our Mrs.Margare1Gray annual concerts and had a Twirlers lead band big part in the success ot down Broadway the massed chorus concert. Arthur Benington First row: T. Greenberg, P. Jankowiak, L. Blackburn, D. Speace, L. Milner, G. Powles, C. Sutton, J. Villano, R. Irish, K. Walton, G. Boyle, N. Craig, D. Schmitz, E. De Mania, R. Minor. Second row: Y. Verzulli, S. Outt, F. Vinciguerra, A. Von Stetina, S. Dlubac, V. Katz, M. Whitaker, K. White, B. March, P. Finn, K. Mahoney, J. Closson, J. King, B. O'Bryon, K. Grupe, D. Dingman, B. Lambert, D. Kelly, A. Kuchay, J. Dawes, E. Pangburn, C. Kupinski. Third row: C. Callahan, V. Opitz, A, Muzzy, E. Phelps, R. Walmsley, D. Palmer, B. Blackburn, C. Vedder, F. Seymour, B. Schmitz, J. Eyer, S. Scace, S. Esposito, R. Mullarkey, D. Egry. s vi Q NEW YORK CITY-Draper Band marching in the annual Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade, November 5Chf16Cf6dy Gazette 25, 1954. 7l CHORUS ' Q First row: B, Taber, B. Tourtellot, B. Bradshaw, A. Kuchay, O. Battaglia, C. Sutton, K. Ruff, J. Rose- crans, L. Livingston, K. Shultis, B, Nass, M. Waddell, G. Pangburn. Second row: G. Niedhammer, J. Nardini, B. Miller, S. Markley, J. Reimann, V. Opitz, N. Kery, L. Milner, C. Barber, R. Dickershaid, W. Boehne, G. Kugler. Third row: Mr. Benington, G. Davids, A. Douglas, B. Warren, B. Agans, K. Ruff, P. Fink, P. Wodarczak, R. Marra, F. Knizek, R. Cernik, L. Buehler, J. Marocco, T. Masterson, D. Poutre. Fourth row: J. Decker, D. Spinelli, R. Kugler, K. Greiner, K. White, B. March, M. Schroeder, P. Reveglia, D. Jerold, S. Outt, J. Chernik, R. Coutant, R. Kelczewski, E. Sammler, R. Pinkerton. First row: B. Bradshaw, P. Reveglia, P. Jankowiak, H. Armstrong, B. O'Bryon, D. Egry, N. Kopp, T. Hammond. Second row: Mr. Benington, R. Capon, K. Waterman, F, Vinciguerra, S. Goodfellow, K. Perry, A V. Katz, S. Edwards, S. Dlubac, K. Mahoney. Third row: D. Greenberg, R. Townsend, L. Maderic, R. Coutant, R. Walmsley, R. Pinkerton, A. Muzzy. 72 l a First row: E. Pangburn, J. Cernik, J. Alden, P. Maxim, J. Closson, M. MacDonald, R. Kolts, M. Robin- son, G. Stay, E. Crawford, J. Armstrong, A. Acello, L. Pillig. Second row: M. Nardini, l. Livingston, G Wells, M. Denny, J. Hourigan, B. Cubit, G. Powles, M. La Berge, H. Kochem, S. Crawley, K. Waterman, P, Cleveland. Third row: A. Goodfellow, B. Smith, R. Paska, J. King, M. Hilton, S. Dlubac, A. Glowacki, B. O'Bryon, N. Kopp, C. Callahan, M. D'Agostino, S. Countermine, P. Sauerborn, T. Hammond. Fourth row: D. Egry, R. Suhocki, C. Vedder, B. Smith, B. Relyea, M. La Belle, B. Foley, J. Alexander, L. Baldwin, P. Fink, S. Edwards, M. Ferner, E. Stay. ORCHESTRA First row: D. Jerold, J, Decker, A. De Mania, S. Schaefer, J. Closson, L. Pillig, J. Zyskowski, C. Youmans. Second row: M. Robinson, J. Armstrong, J. Reimann, J. Farrell, A. Kuchay, P. Maxim, T. Greenberg, S. Markley. Third row: J. Dawes, C. Vedder, C. Kupinski, J. Heath, E. Sammler, A. Bond, H. Hadley, M. Di Cerbo. 73 TWIRLERS MAJORETTES-Linky Robinson, Ginny Opitz, Linda Porter, Connie Callahan, Pat Sauerlaorn, Pat Wodarczak, Sandy Outt, Yolanda Verzulli, Eve Pangburn, Head Maiorette. STARLIGHTERS A DANCE BAND-Charles Valik, Trumpet, Donald Egry, Leader and Sax, Charles Kupinski, Sax, Charles Pangburn, Piano, James Dawes, Bass Viol, Arnold Muzzy, Drums. 74 STUDENT COUNCIL 1 f f g V i L l l i' The Student Council is an or- E ganization which represents the 3 entire student body of Draper. i Under the able guidance of Mrs. Ruff, our faculty advisor, the council has been very active in the past year. Season tickets, safe- ty and clefan-up campaigns, pep rallies and scheduled assemblies are results of the council's work. In April, we sent delegates to the Central New York State Confer- ence ot Student Councils which will eventually develop into a state conference for the benefit of high school student govern- ments throughout the state. Q OFFICERS-Sitting: Mrs. Ruff, Advisor, Donald Egry, Sergeant-at-Arms, Edward Triebel, President, Katherine Grupe, Treasurer, Sandra Bove, Secretary. Standing: Richard Gullott, Vice President, Arthur De Mania, Parliamentarian. REPRESENTATIVES-First row: K. Bonk, N. Budge, G. Capobianco, S. Budge, P. Sauerborn, A. Bern- hard, M. Voss, J. Pasquariello, J. Cernik, M. Dalton, S. Outt, K. Grupe, S. Bove. Second row, E. Knuckey, K. Bonk, D. Spinelli, B. Nass, J. Rosecrans, L. Pillig, J. Closson, J. Nigriny, A. Oros, J. Kehoe, B. Cubit, J. Valik, E. Schoch. Third row: E. De Mania, R. Dagostino, M. Haydock, L. Matte- son, H. Lewis, E. Phelps, R. Alheim, T. Mahoney, D. Perry, B. Ward, A. De Mania. Fourth row: R. Gullott, R. Colucciello, N. Buttino, R. Gifford, T. Myslinski, S. Myslinski, R. Middleton, J. Gorman, J. O'Leary, T. Mastrean. Fifth row: E. Triebel, F. Seymour, J. Dawes, D. Egry. 75 BLUE TRIANGLE The Blue Triangle is the Senior girls' Y-Teen club. For the past three years we have undertaken service proiects and held dances. This year, under the guidance of our advisors, Miss Stengel and Miss Taormina, our main activity has been operating the conces- sion stands at the football games. We hope to end the year by taking a trip to a dude ranch. OFFICERS-Olga Battaglia, Treasurer, Kay Esposito, Secretary, Joan Kehoe, Sergeant-at-Arms, Deloria Ballard, President, Miss Stengel, Advisor, Miss Taormina, Advisor. Missing: Barbara Tourtellot, Vice President. MEMBERS-First row: J. Villano, J. James, S. Bove, O. Battaglia, C. Barringer, B. Cubit, R. Arbour, V. Opitz, L. Porter, A. Kuchay, B. Katz, M. Voss, C. Wallace, K. Esposito, A. Ciccone. Second row: M. Whitaker, P. Maxim, B. March, J. Kehoe, M. Gemmett, J. Follett, E. Bassett, E. Pangburn, P. Bradt, S. Outt, Y. Verzulli, J. King, D. Ohlidal, K. Grupe, P. Reveglia, D. Ballard. 76 OFFICERS-Sitting: Charles Kupinski, Chaplain, John O'Leary, Treas- urer, Spencer Birt, President, Ronald Metzger, Sergeant-at-Arms, Arthur De Mania, Secretary. Standing: Mr. Leal, Advisor, Donald Egry, Vice President. Missing: Mr. Krempa, Advisor. HI-Y The Hi-Y is a boys' organiza- tion which is in its nineteenth year. T h i s organization, I ik e many others at Draper, is a serv- ice club. We have contributed to the Scholarship Fund and the Y.M.C.A. World Service Fund. We have also attempted to ob- tain a driver training course for our school. Some ofthe highlights of the year were a play with an all-male cast, and a covered dish supper for members and their parents. Mr. Leal and Mr. Krempa are our advisors. MEMBERS-First row: C. LaMalta, A. Mastrean, B. Ward, A. Pratt, M. Petrozzi, A. DeMania, A. Muzzy, D. Egry, F. Seymour, D. Matula, S. Birt, J. O'Leary. Second row: N. Blaauboer, R. Colucciello, J. Gold, B. Towle, G. Kowalczyk, D. Ferguson, C. Kupinski, R. Metzger, L. Mangino, B. Cassels, S. Myslinski, E. Triebel. 77 DRAPER GUARDS The Draper Guard is a group of fifteen seniors who, under the guidance of our principal, Mr. Rowell, strive to create a better and safer school for all pupils from kindergarten th r o u g h twelfth grade. This year the guards have supervised at fire drills and air raid drills, and have been on hand for the bas- ketball games and other school activities. MR. ROWELL, Advisor GUARDS-First row: Ralph Paccico, Spencer Birt, Katherine Bonk, Joan Kehoe, Phyllis Bradt Kath erine Grupe, Sandra Bove, Corinne Fariello, Arthur De Mania, Richard Gullott. Second row Michael Petrozzi, Arnold Muzzy, Frank Seymour, Edward Triebel, Kent Hawks. OFFICERS-Beverly Cubit, Vice President, Virginia Opitz, Secretary, Richard Gullott, President, Patricia Phillips, Treasurer, Miss Miller, Advisor. NATIONAL HONCR SOCIETY The Draper chapter of the Na- tional Honor Society is now in its third year. Members are se- lected on the basis of scholar- ship, character, leadership anc service. Seventeen members ot the class of i955 were selected by a faculty committee at the end of their Junior year. Addi- tional members of the Senior class who qualify after the mid- term examinations will be award- ed this distinction. Membership in the National Honor Society in Secondary Schools is comparable to the Phi Beta Kappa award on the college level. MEMBERS-First row: Joan James, Patricia Phillips, Alice Kuchay, Virginia Opitz, Arlene Ciccone, Sandra Edwards, Margaret Voss, Beverly Cubit. Second row: Arthur De Mania, Charles Vedder, Yo- landa Verzulli, Marlene Ferner, Sandra Outt, Kent Hawks, Richard Gulloit. Missing: Rita Germain, Shirley La Plante. GARNET AND GRAY PREVIEW The newspaper staff was es- tablished four years ago and has progressed from a small mimeo- graphed sheet to a professional- ly printed newspaper. ln pre- vious years the staff was under the direction of the student coun- cil, but this year the newspaper staff is an independent organi- zation. It is the purpose of the newspaper and its staff to bring the best in the way of news to the students, and also to pro- mote school spirit among the many pupils. The staff advisor this year was Mr. Leal. EDITORIAL BOARD-Sitting: Kathleen Bonk, Art Editor, Ellie Knuckey Business Manager, Richard Gullott, Editor-in-Chief, Arthur De Mania Assistant Editor, Arlene Ciccone, Secretary. Standing: Marge Voss Assistant Editor, Mr. Leal, Advisor, Sandra Bove, Assistant Editor STAFF-First row: R. Kverek, A. Reicherter, N. Budge, F. Vinciguerra, O. Battaglia, C, Barringer, S. Budge, B. Katz, J. Chesky, M. Voss. Second row: S. Bove, C. Passmore, C. Youmans, K. Bonk, J. Zyskowski, l. Guarino, S. Schaefer, E. Knuckey, V. Opitz, D. Ballard, A. Ciccone. Third row: R. Gullott, R. Colucciello, J. Farrell, J. King, G. McSweeney, P. Bradt, E. Triebel, A. De Mania. Fourth row: S. Birt, K. Hawks, M. Petrozzi. 80 1 TRI-HI The T ri- Hi Club, a service club of Draper, is composed of forty-five Junior girls. This year our monthly proiects have in- cluded activities such as making rag dolls for the Y-Teen carnival and centennial, as well as stag- ing a one-act play for assembly. Christmas is celebrated with a club party each year. In June we end the school year with a pic- nic ata nearby lake. OFFICERS-Sitting: Mrs. Westfall, Advisor, Sondra Budge, Treasurer, Nancy Birt, Sergeant-at-Arms, Patricia Sauerborn, President, Joan Zyskowski, Historian, Mrs. Ruff, Advisor. Standing: Ellie Knuckey, Vice President, Constance Callahan, Secretary. MEMBERS-First row: J, Gardino, D. Speace, M. LaBerge, C. O'Bray, R. Turski, N. Birt, D. Remillard, B. Bradshaw, B. Warren, J. White, S. Budge, P. Fink. Second row: C. Truax, D. DellaPenta, M. Rosen, P. Sauerborn, C. Passmore, S. Schaefer, J. Zyskowski, M. Mangino, K. O'Brien, E. Egan, E. Knuckey, R. Marra, M. Lyons. Third row: N. Budge, A. Reicherter, D. Huening, S. Goodfellow, B. Morris, M. Thron, G. Pangburn, P. Keating, R. Spink, C. Callahan, A. Jason, D. LuBrant. 8I SKI-HI The Ski-Hi Club is composed of sixty-one sophomore girls. Un- der the excellent supervision of our advisors, Miss Christopher and Miss Veeder, the club has been quite successful. The first proiects we undertook this year were our club dance, a picnic tor the Children's Home, and par- ticipation in the Y-Teen Carnival. The Ski-Hi sent two delegates to Gloversville for the annual Y- Teen conference. Some of us will also attend the Silver Bay Con- terence. OFFICERS-First row: Jeanette Valik, Treasurer, Judy Closson Historian Anita Bernhard, President, Eleanor Schoch, SergeantatArms Pat Cleveland, Vice President. Second row: Miss Veeder, Advisor Joan Farrell, Secretary, Miss Christopher, Advisor. MEMBERS-First row: M. Buzzo, P. Cleveland, S. Korkosz, B. Brault, S. Welcome, A. Acello, C. Smith N. Kopp, D. Jerold, M. De Meo, M. Gorman, M. Knuckey. Second row: P. Gargallo, H. Armstrong, F. Vin ciguerra, M. Gyomory, L. Blackburn, N. Kery, M, Dalton, M. Robinson, F. Huber, R. Kugler, C. Barber J. Nardini, C. James, T. Greenberg. Third row: S. Howley, J. Valik, J. Decker, R. Kverek, S. Kent, M Olochnowicz, J. Nigriny, J. Alden, L. Bradt, G. McSweeney, J. Busch, D. Kepner, J. Rosecrans, J Closson, M, Denny, J. Hoffman. Fourth row: V. Del Zotto, D. Di Fabbio, E. Wehmeyer, C. Youmans A. Bernhard, E. Schoch, M. Sherman, L. Pillig, D. Hunter, D. Bezio, M. D'Agostino, P. Newman, A Oros, J. Farrell. 82 OFFICERS-Howard Spink, Treasurer, Eugene Prout, President, Mrs. Crosman, Advisor, Larry lntelisano, Reporter, Dominick Palmer, Vice President and Secretary. D.A.V. The Draper Audio-Visual Club under the sponsorship of Mrs. Ruth Crosman, had a very active year. The club showed noontime movies to raise money. At Christ- mas the members enioyed a Christmas party. Throughout the year the D.A.V. performed a great service to the school by operat- ing the various audio-visual ma- chines, and the lighting and sound effects for the stage, MEMBERS-First row: D. Pratt, P. Devine, W. Hamlin, S. Walczyk, R. Blumhagen, J. Lyons, M. La Belle, M. Dunlap, L. Barber, P. Horan. Second row: F. Lott, R. Deuto, J. Livingston, L. La Berge, E. Prout, H. Spink, D. Palmer, L. lntelisano. G.A.A. The Girls' Athletic Association has completed another successful year under the guidance of Miss Duval. There were about one hundred girls active in the club this year. Many new sports such as stunts, tumbling, deck tennis and modern dance were enioyed by all. Cur annual picnic was a great success and we are all look- ing forward to next year's ac- tivities. OFFICERS-Kathy Grupe, President, Sondra Budge, Secretary Missing Joan Kehoe, Vice President, Gerry Mont, Treasurer, Miss Duval Advisor MEMBERS-First row: C. Handy, P. Fancher, P. Cox, L. Bradt, D. Hunter, L. Borst, P. Cribbs, P. Dis brow, M. LaBelle, K. White, G. Capobianco, M. Buzzo, D. DeFileppo, N. Kery, S. Mangino, B. Metz ger, C. Barber, T. Greenberg. Second row: K. Bonk, K. Davies, S. Williams, P. Slawienski, D. DiFabbio V. DelZotto, L. Buehler, M. Colucciello, P. Cleveland, B. Brault, M. Billings, C. Smith, G. Pardi, A Furlani, J. Hourigan, A. Rossetti. Third row: P. Gemmett, L. Dunlop, B. Spath, B. Sadowski, N. Chris tensen, R. Newcomb, S. Eiser, F. Vinciguerra, E. Schoch, J. Chesky, A. Bernhard, M. D'Agostino, J Farrell, J. Closson, B. Warren, M. Bouck, J. Nigriny, L. Tygert. Fourth row: G. McSweeney, M. MacDonald, E. Gargallo, P. Gargallo, A. Feulner, K. Bonk, K. Esposito, D. Ohlidal, O. Battaglia, P. Bradt, R. Maddaloni, J. Nardini, S. Welcome, P. Miller, R. Kverek, A. Acello. Fifth row: S. Budge, J Zyskowski, S. Goodfellow, B. O'Bryon, B. Foley, E. Bassett, C. Manderville, A. Ciccone, C. James, K Ruff, B. March, P. Maxim, L. Porter, S. Zasada, S. Dlubac, J. Verrigni. Sixth row: S. Weiss, K. Grupe S. Schaefer, C. Passmore, C. Youmans, N. Budge, P. Fink, R. Marra, E. Egan, N. Hotaling, A. Brown C. Callahan, M. Rosen, R. Pacelli, J. Hogman, D. Ballard. 84 BOOSTER CLUB The Booster Club is an organ- ization whose chief aim is to build up spirit and enthusiasm for Draper's athletic activities. Some of its functions are having pep rallies, selling shakeroos and chartering buses for out-of-town games. Under the able guidance of Mr. Carosella the Booster Club has come to mean the voice that helps to make Draper well known for its school spirit. OFFICERS-Mary Duffy, Sergeant-at-Arms, Kathy Bonk, President, Rose- mary Kverek, Treasurer. Missing: Joan Kehoe, Vice President, Lucy Capobianco, Secretary, Mr. Carosella, Advisor. g 1 1 Q K BOOSTERS-First row: S. Brown, R. Pacelli, L. Dollase, M. Bouck, B. Mankes, M. Whitaker, A. Von Stetina, P. Reveglia, S. Dlubac, F. Vinciguerra, M. Duffy, O. Battaglia, E. Egan, P. Bradt, B. Tourtellot, J. Doyle, S. Regan, J. Villano, C. Manderville. Second row: N. Christensen, C. Handy, S. Eiser, A. Pikor, M. Krieble, R. Czyzewski, P. Newman, M. D'Agostino, K. Bonk, M. Voss, K. Esposito, N. Birt, M. Rosen, N. Kery, A. Ciccone, A. Raue, S. Budge. Third row: N. Hotaling, P. Fancher, B. Sadowski, P. Cox, G. McSweeney, P. Slawianski, V. DelZotto, D. Hunter, P. Cleveland, J. Chesky, C. Youmans, N. Budge, P. Fink, R. Marra, H. Cribbs, J. Comanzo, D. Ballard, K. Grupe, S. Bove. Fourth row: B. Katz, E. Gargallo, M. MacDonald, P. Gargallo, A. Feulner, E. Schoch, A. Bernhard, D. Di Fabbio, D. Heuning, L. lson, Y. Verzulli, J. Zyskowski, B. Warren, B. Foley, E. Bassett, S. Zasada, B. Relyea, A. Rossetti. Fifth row: M. Viscusi, J. Wendover, G. Capobianco. 85 B.l.C. The Boys' lntrarnural Club is under the direction of Mr. Fink. It is composed ot boys from grades nine Through Twelve who are interested in such sports as football, basketball, volleyball, bowling, archery and badminton. OFFICERS-Ronald Bradt, Secretary-Treasurer, Mr. Fink, Advisor, Nick Buttino, President, Ralph Paccico, Vice President. l MEMBERS-First row: J. Zasada, W. Cook, T. Mastrean, S. Levine, J. Smith, D. Perry, R. Bradt, H. Spink, J. Scott, R. Gaidys, R. Alheim, J. Keyes, R. King, A. Bond, C. Pangburn. Second row: R. Matula, L. In- telisano, A. Matula, B. Middleton, J. Mayer, J. Famiano, R. Keith, D. Matula, M. Milgate, B. lreton, N. Buttino, W. Ellers, W. Chepulis. Third row: A. Zullo, L. DiFabbio, E. Sammler, J. Goldtine, R. Suhocki, A. Broers, J. Dawes, W. Keith, J. Mankowski, G. Shipman, R. Paccico, B. Holzmann. 86 OFFICERS-Sitting: Charles Pangburn, Treasurer, Robert Suhocki, Vice President, Curt Winston, President, James Dawes, Secretary. Standing: Mr. Carosella, Advisor. KEY CLUB The newly organized Key Club is a service club sponsored by the Rotterdam Kiwanis. The club's ideals are based on the ideals of Kiwanis. Its main purposes are service to the school and com- munity. Developing leadership and initiative are also basic ob- iectives. The Key Club is so named be- cause it is composed of the Key boys of the school. Membership is open to Sophomore, Junior and Senior boys. Ten Seniors, ten Juniors and five Sophomores will comprise the membership of the club with Mr. Carosella as advisor. MEMBERS-Sitting: N. Buttino, R. Gaidys, W. Cook, W. Ellers, R, Gullott, C. Pangburn, D. Poutre, R. Walmsley, C. Littlewood. Standing: K. Hawks, C. Winston, J. Gorman, F, Pacelli, J. Dawes, E. Sammler, R. Suhocki, B. Smith, G, Habel, W. Keith, R. MacFarlane. Missing: H. Probes, M. Giaquinto, J. Baier, R. Andrews, L. Matteson. 87 Whiie's Beach-via G.A.A. Party at Ray's? Mmm. New York City skyscrapers. Part of the TV Troupe. bu... This is a bus . . . Fifi' 'i9h'9fS Our iob-Ride it. 88 STUDICJ SEVEN Complimenis of HOTEL VAN CURLER 78 Washingion Ave. Schenecfady New York Phone 4-443 I SPENCER BUSINESS SCHOOL Regisfered by Board of Regen+s Placemeni' Depf. Ask for Caialog Approved 'for Veferan Training FOUR COURSES Each One Designed fo Help You Accounfing-Sfenographic-Secrefarial Clerical Typis+ Training+Gregg, Thomas and Machine Shorihand 243 STATE ST. SCHENECTADY 5, N.Y. 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Y. Phone 6-3027 FRANK GULLOTT AND SON Mason Work l020 FLORAL AVENUE Phone 3-9348 SENNETT PLUMBING AND HEATING I26 Erie Blvd. SCHENECTADY. NEW YORK Phone 6-3350 I36 Erie Boulevard Scheneclady 5, N. Y. GENERAL ELECTRIC LAMPS-SHADES APPLIANCES RECORDS Phone 4-4I 3l Insurance of All Kinds BLAKE'S INSURANCE AGENCY SAMUEL E. BLAKE IRA W. BLAKE 265 SI'a'I'e S'I'ree'I' Phone 6-0996 BEL-AIRE MEN'S SHOP, INC. Comple'I'e Men's Wear Ralph DeLorenzo, Mgr. 2326 Broadway Phone 7-4722 SOKOLOV DEPARTMENT STORE 2I04 Broadway Phone 6-3890 THE FLOWER BASKET Telegraph Delivery Service 2232 Broadway Phone 6-2527 Schenecfady 6, New York Fried Scallops-Po+a'Io, Macaroni, Cabbage Salads-Baked Beans-Po'Ia+o Chips JEAN'S FOODS Famous Fried Fillel' of Haddock Refail-Wholesale 22I2 Guilderland Ave. Phone 4-3336 You Cain even Stop LEARNING HIGH SCHOOL graduating classes too often are told only that there is a constant need for engineers, technicians and other specialists in American business and industry. That's very true, of course . . . perhaps more so today than ever before. But it is equally true, and too often left unsaid, that America needs men and women who know the ideals and goals our forefathers strived for . . . men and Women who appreciate the things that have made America strong down through the years. This appreciation must go a little deeper than just knowing what democracy is and how it works. It must include a belief in our free enterprise system . . . one of democracy's most priceless heritages. America needs people who understand why this system of comdpetitive enterprise must be preserved and strengthened, so that our country's stan ards of living may continue to lead the World. There are, unfortunately, some people in our own country . . . perhaps even in our own community . . . who would like to see the free enterprise system weakened or destroyed. To safeguard this vital heritage, you must understand it. That means learning, observing and believing long after school days have passed. American industry will certainly continue to need engineers, chemists, economists, and other specialists. But industry feels it equally important that these specialists and all its other people be first and foremost the kind of clear-thinking, under- standing men and women who are good Americans. Bvgress k Our Mosf fmporfanf Hvducf GENERAL ELECTRIC SCHENECTADY, N. Y. 95 ,ir This was iusf the beginning. You're looking good, my dear. Saks 51h Avenue Caught in the ac1. So now 1heY'fe engaged? .,.. Q Ei ,i hw 2: -.:: .' K . ' 'iiii f 'f W Pi? - 'X ' 52 55 5 u Q K ,gf i mg? i I, 5 , ,. Pass the soda' Cancha read? The newlyweds. 96 MAPLE SHADE DAIRY AII Dairy Producrs 27I7 GuiIderIand Ave. Scheneciady, N. Y. Phones 2-I 7 I 3 2- I 005 OPITZ GARAGE General AuI'o Repairing TI RES-BATTERIES-ACCESSORIES 2I65 Van Vranken Ave. MEN AND WOMEN'S CLUB Beverly Hose No. I CIub, Inc. I4I0 Curry Rd. Schenecfady, N. CATERERS TO BANQUETS RECEPTIONS AND DANCES Y MILDRED ELLEY SECRETARIAL SCHOOL For Girls 227-229 Quail S+. Albany. N. Y. SEND FOR CATALOG CompIimen+s of PALMA LUMBER CO. I502 Curry Road Phone 6-4285 LUMBER BUILDING SUPPLIES CompIimenI's of A FRIEND CENTRAL HARDWARE Hardware, HousehoId Ifems, LighI'ing Fixrures, EIecI'ricaI Confracfing, Piumb- ing Supplies, Toys for aII Ages. RICHARD, RAYMOND WINTER AND JESS DAVIS, PROPS. Open Mon. Thru Sa+. 8 A.M. +o 9 P.M. 209 Cen+raI Ave. Carman Opposife Tower ReaII'y Schenedady, N. Y. Phone 7-84I0 DUTCHER'S ICE CREAM Guilderland KEN'S SKATING RINK Guilderland ERIE BLVD. SHOE REPAIR Phone 4-7I05 I54 Erie Blvd. THOMAS DI LORENZO. Prop. CARMAN PAINT AND HARDWARE Sherwin-Williams PainI's General Hardware and Kifchenware 207 Campbell Rd. Phone 3-4893 ROSE'S BRIDAL SHOPPE 738 Albany S+reeI' Gowns Made 'Io FH' Your Budge'I' Phone 4-5663 E. B. SALISBURY 81 SONS, INC. Disiribuiors of LEHIGH HARD COAL ESSOHEAT FUEL OIL DELCO-HEAT OIL BURNERS ESSO OIL BURNERS I64 Erie Blvd. Schenec'I'ady, N. Y. Phone 4-9I66 DAVID MAHONEY CO. Hardware Power Tools 209 S'Ia'Ie S+. I29 S. Brandywine Ave. 3-36I9 3-3692 SINGER SEWING CENTER For Sales and Service SINGER SEWING MACHINES and SINGER VACUUM CLEANERS In Our 2nd Cen'Iury of Sewing Service 'Io Ihe Eniire World 4I0 STATE ST. SCHENECTADY Telephone 7-6454 RONEY'S AUTO SERVICE IOI6 Vinewood Avenue Phone 3-90I7 DEARSTINE LUMBER CO. CaI'aIyn SIree'I Phone 6-3422 KNICKERBOCKER FURNITURE COMPANY 8I2 Crane SI'reeI' Phone 7-6894 GOOD HEALTH-GOOD LUCK From Ihe ERIE BARBER SHOP W. Hail, hail, fhe gang's all here. Oh, what a night it was. 'iff' 4 l sf f T 'l Who's your friend? The Dior look. The African Queen. The day after the night before. Star in disguise 99 DINNER AT THE SYCAMORES- You Can'+ Take I+ Wifh You Success Io 'I'I1e Class of I955 ROTTERDAM DEMOCRATIC WOMEN'S CLUB MRS. FRANK BECKER, PresicIen'I' ROTTERDAM DEMOCRATIC CLUB, INC. BENJAMIN WOLLNER, Presaaen+ ROTTERDAM DEMOCRATIC TOWN COMMITTEE ROBERT A. PRYBA, chairman 'Q I00 CompIimen+s of CompIimen+s of CARMAN INTERNATIONAL VOLUNTEER FIRE BUSINESS MACHINES DEPARTMENT CORP. Fire Phone 6 S+a+e S+. Schenectady, N. Y. 2-373' Phone 4-4I67 DONE THE COLLEGE SHELL SERVICE OF SAINT ROSE STATION Guilderlancl Ave. ai' Curry Rd Scheneciady, N. Y. 432 Wes'I'ern Avenue Albany, New Yor UNDERGRADUATE AND GRADUATE DIVISIONS Tel' 6-9828 Free BuIIe+ins Sen+ on Requesi' C I' 1' F Jos INC JAMES' RESTAURANT ' ' ' Resfaurani'-Foun'l'ain Service Young Men S Shop 426 Sfafe S+. Scheneciady, N. Y. THIRD FLOOR phone 6-9772 SCHENECTADY PRINTING COMPANY CompIimen'l's of INC A 502 Broadway Schenecfady, N. Y. Phone 2-l490 N- , 'YQ A spot of ma, Leroy and that Eeekg A mouse, Sunnyview smile. The livewires. The Three Musketeers. our queen? Wha1's up? The Toni Twins T02 In Bellevue THE ACE PHOTO SERVICE Hallmark and Norcross Greeling Cards FILMS FLASHBU LBS CAMERAS We Do Our Own Pho+o Finishing SCH ENECTADY GAZETTE SchenecI'ady's Leading Newspaper For Over 60 Years 254I BROADWAY . Open 9-9 PIONEER ooNsTRucTloN co. F. W. GERNIK General Con'l'rac+ors I86I Chrisler Ave. Schenecfady Phone 7-4477 Painfers and Decora'I'ors INSTITUTIONAL - COMMERCIAL AND INDUSTRIAL 39l Kenmore Ave. Schenecfady Phone 3-9574 Complimenls of SUNRISE GARDEN STORE Sunclae Shop and Delicafessen Corner of Guilderland and Curry Road SODA BAR-SMOKES-MAGAZINES SCHOOL SUPPLIES Also a Full Delicafessen Line Phone 6-9845 CompIimen'I's of VOGEL BROTHERS I874 AI+amon'I' Avenue Schenedady, New York Young sophisficafes like Judy and Kafhleen make fhe JO AN fheir clofhes headquarfers Af JO-AN fhey find young, fanclful clofhes fheir budgefl . . . So, come in fo fhe JO-AN fhaf fif fhem and fheir way of life lincluding . in fy' I See Page l05 Mobilheaf Moloilheaf W. R. STERIA Mariaville Road Schenecfady, N. Y. Phone 3-0236 Phone 4-4 I 52 HENRY W. BROWN Feed-Seed-Lawn and Garden Tools THE BEEBE PRESS Commercial and Social Prinfing 2623 GUILDERLAND AVE. WILLIAM C. BEEBE, Prop. Phone 4-9083 I829 Curry Road Phone 3-4726 WALLACE WEIDMAN 81 SONS BAKER'S RADIO AND B . k S . Ch I 1, REFRIGERATION CO. wc T- ervlce 1 evroe Sales and Service ln All Makes General Repairing and Accessories Ca,-min Baker, Prop, III6 Helderberg Ave. Phone 6-8395 l82l Curry Road Phone 60890 Your Monf Pleasanf Jewelers DALE'S JEWELRY 936 Crane Sfreef Crane Theafre Bldg. Schenecfady 3, N.Y. For fhe Besf in Musical Supplies GEORGE'S MUSIC STORE 6I7 Sfafe Sfreef Phone 4-592l Nexf fo Plaza Theafre QS. , Kafhleen Mahoney Judiih Honor J O - A N N S H 0 P 3I4 S+a+e S'rree+ Phone 4-305I IO5 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF I955 We Thank You for I'I1e Honor of Having Helped Serve You In PI1oIograpI1y for I'I1e Draperian ,QL DISTINCTIVE PHOTOGRAPHY SINCE I900 2 I 5 S+a'I'e S'I'ree'I' Schenecfady, New York MAKE YOUR HOME COMPLETE Wi'I'I1 I'I'1e New HOME OWNER'S POLICY See Us 'For DeI'aiIs SCHENECTADY INSURING AGENCY 1f II6 Jay S+ree+ Opposife CiIy HaII X E f, TOWNE PHARMACY Prescripfion Cenfer I599 Alfamonf Avenue FREE DELIVERY R. J. ARMSTRONG AND CHET ARMSTRONG We SeII 'I'I1e Ear+I1 and Insure WI1aI s on II' I3I9 Helclerberg Ave. Call 6-6848 Schenecfady, N.Y. or 6-2692 AMERICAN PLUMBING SUPPLY CO. Plumbing and Hea'Iing Disfribufors I206 Helderberg Ave., ScI1enecI'acIy, N.Y. Phones 4-0075 and 7-5035 GERSHON'S SUPER MARKET Large Parking Facilifies I924 Curry Road ScI1enec'I'ady, N.Y. I06 Don Egry Seleds A Tie Af DON EDDY MEN'S SHOP I67 Jay S+ree+ Complimen+s of R. R. BOND Your Heaclquariers for JONATHAN LOGAN JUNIOR DRESSES THE CLERLAQQ- Complimenis of LAFAYETTE CLOTHES Phone 4-5287 452 S+a+e S+ree+ Your Drugs+ore DRAPER PHARMACY 2558 Guilderland Ave. DAGOSTINO'S SHELL STATION 378 Mariaville Road Scheneciady MARIAVILLE FOOD MARKET 329 Mariaville Road Phone 2-9l05 CLASS RING COMMITTEE: Marge Voss, Ka+ie Bonk, Phyllis Bradl, Corinne Fariello, Dick Dallon, Kenl' Hawlcs, Ecl Triebel, Ar'I' De Mania. Of Course, BALFOUR Supplies Our Rings Represenlalives MR. A. M. HODGKINS 22I5 NoH Slreel Phone 3-5374 I I Complele Service on All Insurance Coverages Compllmenls Autos-HomEs-FURNITURE-CAMPS of BOATS AND MOTORS-JEWELRY-GLASS FURS-ETC. TOWER REALTY C L A S S S. J. Blizinslci I 3-8439 Phones 7-347: 5 6 2102-4 Hamburg S+. Schenedady, N.Y. I08 P P CERVERA AND FELDMAN Insurance Agency g g g , ALL FORMS OF INSURANCE 822 Crane S+. Phone 4-3356 Compllmenls of M LANCEISPDEIIZAIESSEN HERMIES Music STORE 'inwned and opefmd by ARTHUR H. WRIGHT, JR. S'I'a'I'e SI. 2608 Broadway For Tops In En+er'I'ainmen'r JOHN MARRA THEATRICAL AGENCY A FRIEND 24 Hour Phone 4-4379 ' 277 Siafe S+. S+a+e Theafre Building Room 3I7 nog-W-W Olga BaHagIia and Arlene Ciccone are sampling 'rhaf fine Sealiesf ice cream. SEALTEST DAIRY PRODUCTS IO9 McLANE'S PHARMACY Prompi' Free Delivery Service Phones 3-05I7 2602 Broadway 6-9252 CompIimen'Is of TURKEYLAND, INC. 2533 Broadway Phone 7-2908 Jah, 13 , I Judy Honor ancI Ka+hIeen Mahoney seleci some cam SCHENECTADY'S GREATEST STORE era accessories for beHer piciures. For TEEN-AGE FAS:-uoNs CLICK CAMERA SHOP 202 S'ra+e SIreeI Phone 2-5252 HONOR'S ATLANTIC SERVICE STATION Tune-Up Brake Service 3065 Hamburg S+reeI' Phone 2-9792 Ray Honor, Prop. NEW LOCATION Corner Erie Blvd. and S. Ferry S+. Olga BaHagIia and Arlene Ciccone are shopping Schenecfady, N. Y. where low prices are born. CompIimenI's of SAVEWAY SUPER MARKET Hamburg and FIHI' 25I9 H mburg S+ree'I OPPOSIIB coldbrook EsIaIe Schenecfady, N.Y. a Phone 7-I366 IIO A. L. Reid, Presidenl of Mohawk Nafional Bank, lells Spencer Birl, Business Manager of 'Ihe Draperian, abouf plans for 'their new branch bank SOON TO BE YOUR NEIGHBOR New Branch Office fo Open This Spring al I300 Allamonl' Avenue Schenec+ady's Only Nalional Bank Branch ai Albany and Hule'H S+ree'I' - 2I6 S+a+e Slreel Branch al' Noll and Van Vranken Avenue Member Federal Deposil' Insurance Corporalion STOWE UPHOLSTERY 724 S'ra+e S+. Phone 6-0746 Scheneclacly, N.Y. ALBANY BUSINESS COLLEGE l26-l34 Washingion Ave., Albany 6, N.Y. Slale Regislered -Veleran Approved SCHENECTADY MARINE AND BOATING SUPPLY Mercury Oulboard Molors Boals, Trailers, Accessories and Painls Everyihing for 'Ihe Small Boal' Owner 20l5 Hamburg Slreel' Scheneciady, N. Phone 4-7827 Complimenls of l'lEN RY'S CLEANERS Y. Scheneclady, New York CONNELL'S LAKE HOUSE Mariaville Lake The Bes+ of Foods David D. Connell Rou-le l59 Prop. Mariaville, N. MOHAWK ADVERTISING CO. Alex G. MacDonald General Adverlising and Publiciiy Complele Prinling Service Y. I5l Erie Blvd. Tel. 3-8207 Complimen'I's of CORRADI LUMBER COMPANY 459 Summer S'l'ree'I' Phone 3-5470 STRATEGY-Coaches Le Gere and Subilc discuss baskeiball 'laciics wifh Niclr BuH' and Dave Guest II2 Where Saving Pays SCHENECTADY SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION -- 267 S'I'a'I'e S'Iree'I Hair Sfyling Is An Ari' ai fhe HOUSE OF CHARMS . . Beaufy Salon Prescrlphons and Drugs - Ice Cream Permanenf Waving Our Specialfy Phone 2-6062 Joseph Sfraub, Prop. S h 1, d I N.Y. I26 Barre'H' S+ree+ Schenec'l'ady, N.Y. 504 Curry Road C enec a Y F. J. CARLSON AND SONS WaIIpaper and Painfs I006 Crane Sfreei' Phone 6-83I6 CARMAN SERVICE STATION General AuI'o Repair Harold Boink, Prop. Phone 4-6708 I95I Hamburg Sfreei' Schenecfady, N.Y KEN'S SERVICE STATION 2920 Broadway ww RAY'S FLOWERS Member F.T.D.A. Florisfs' Telegram Delivery Raymond T. Malewicz, Prop. I 907 Crane Sireei' Phone 2-9604 ConneIIy's MiIIc and Ice Cream Builds Champions CONNELLY BROS. DAIRY l858 Hamburg S+ree'l' Don'I' Forge'l' Io Order Fruii' Punch for Your Nex'l' Par'l'y Phone 6-340I BELLEVUE BEAUTY SALON 26I0 Broadway Scheneciady 6, N.Y. J. G. O'LEARY Tax and Accouniing Service I246 Paul Avenue Open Thursday and Friday Evenings Phone 6-05 I 8 Scheneciady, New York Phone 6-7207 PATRONS Mr. and Mrs. Donald Rose Mr. and Mrs. Francis C. King Mrs. Anna Edwards Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. GarreH' Fred Hillhursi George F. Grupe Ar+hur Voss Bonlc Mr. and Mrs. William Duffy Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs.. Chrislopher J. Bove Mr. and Mrs. Harold Col+on Leopold Arbour Donald J. Barringer Merion O. BasseH' Conrad B. Kuchay Mr. Charles J. Maxim Mr and Mrs. Barney Ohlidal Mr. and Mrs. Frank L. Boyce Mr and'Mrs. Alberl' Villano Mr and Mrs. Edward B.Levey Malcolm E. Ellis Mr. and Mrs. Kress James Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Posl' The Farm Resfauranl' 367+h Ariy. Bn. U.S.A.R. Ann's Beauiy Shop Horva+h's Food Marlcef Collier lnsurance Paul's Confeciionery and Grocery Mr. and Mrs. Joseph RosseHi Mr. and Mrs. Pangburn Mr. and Mrs. Olin S+an'ron William F. Hoppman Mr. and Mrs. Charles V. Kupinski Mr. and Mrs. Charles Germain Friends Mr. and Mrs. R. Brad+ Mayfair Fashions R. McLee's Confeciionery Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Wallace Os+a's Luncheoneffe Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs. T. C. A Friend Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and' Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Mahoney Ralph W. Hawks C. BaH'aglia J. Dlubac M. Ciccone M. Manderville Paul Von Sfefina Dominic De Mania Evan Chrisfensen Kenneih Porier Fred Cubil' Anihony Maiula Alberf Reveglia John Zasada J. R. OUH S+anley Perry Mr.and Mrs. John P. Yuille Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs. Clinion Gale Carl Gifford Beriram Kol1's John Finn George Ferner W. J. FREDERICK AND SONS F-L-O-R-I-S-T IOI5 Helderberg Avenue Phone 6-4243 The Grand Duchess Olga Kalrina makes a sweeping enirance in +l1e Senior Play, You Can'+ Take H' Wi'I'h You. aeee e.WQ1g4g4zig4:4Q4 s ae , ':i:: 'Q 1'a f f ALEX C-3. BAXTER M i 8: SON Celebrating Our Funeral Service IBZ9 -- l955 100th ANNIVERSARY I855-1955 SCHENECTADY ION-ST R 40 Nor+l'1 Brandywine Avenue BRANCH 4 Lake Hill Road, Ballsfon Lake These are your typisfs in action! We got the pep . . We got fhe steam Basketball action. The brazen brazer fhe's noi welding? Future Van Goghs. Who won? 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