Draper High School - Draperian Yearbook (Schenectady, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 152 of the 1962 volume:

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'wi Y ami ,M ' , fr I 2 R F5 W' 1 , V 1 X 5 JH V X, Q Y '-SLR Eff f T' QR N xy L 5 ,J Ng, ,Q 'NJ 1 XJ , QD, N 5 Yi X 2 Cf? Iwi --,VU A AF' jf Q4 M x AE, KV V - 'V' N . ' M .i - f , I W A A N ' ' ! ' X be Q Vx, , yr -Q, 3 2 vw. , , J xr N f l ,f ' . . Q ' f 'ff if NL, :jf V HMM X XJ fbx, J NIV 'QS Alu NJ NR gf .- , A my H Q, JJ 3,0 Q N'Cj,fV' , Ly M QQ ,Uma . xg., 5 ,L e'. . K ug K M Q S ,r f 4' A 163' W I :lf ', L in 'JN L QL' -lg - i ' N , X 4 L , i, 1' J Y: fb ' ' V' I .' . ,, 1 , e + ' e 'If , H it Q' 4, f' + 11' i' If 1' Q 1' f -k Q, ni' t + ll' t 'K 11' ff 4 THE I962 DRAPERIAN DRAPER HIGH SCHOCL Schenectady, New York 6 FCREWCRD We, the Class of 1962, have tried to create in this, our Draperian, a lasting memory of four years at Draper High School. We entered Draper at a time when the world was recovering from the devastation of a great war. After a short lapse of time, our country was again involved in a war of conflicting ideologies. We were too young to realize the effects these two wars would have upon our lives. During our years at Draper we have been taught the causes and results of past wars in the hope that we can prevent a repeti- tion of history's darkest hours. y Our country is presently involved in a cold war, a war of propaganda and tension. We read and hear about new crises almost daily. During this cold war We have entered a new era, the Space Age. In this age we will graduate. We will become contributing members of a society vitally concerned with its position in space exploration. This era will affect our future and that of all who will come after us. Therefore, we must direct our efforts to meet successfully the challenge of the Space Age. CONTENTS f 0' if 054' fQQUgiCUMm. HX ff Mk? ,H- V J Jw, M90 J iff, MJ QW SJQW 2 it ...--f I x Q K, E .1 3 1 A Ds ' .-J ' I3 ,X H J N . ., '.' X 'Q x A ,X J DEDICATIO It seems fitting that we, the graduating Class of 1962, should dedicate our yearbook to Mr. Howard E. Baker, a man who dedicated his life to the teaching profession, His willingness to give up valuable time to individual student problems has made us all proud of him. His door was always open and the advice we obtained from him will be remembered when our high school graduation is only a memory. fkgyj KV Vx V 1 XX 5 if ,,v XX Q as qvyf Lgkgig E 'wx TUCCEQ wi. E N fs ii Cv Q I XX -. X YQ X1 LM ATI-us Ev? G 'f f R u A cf TK E + R , Q, ' X E S gen: am 1:53 Q I I 53 G f U L A 5 E 2 S 5 fsuoarmwn TYP ENG , fPl:IYS.ED.USl-IGP SPEECH Qm1.5lCH AR'v 5POf21'S as BQARD OF EDUCATION E H, 4, X,-ve d.. .- s..,.-.fbi 1 ' sf- ,5 i q m y l M A' Left to right: Mr. Kenneth Dolan, Mr. Warren McDonald, Mr. Phillip Spinelli-President, Mrs. Myrtle Horan, M David Briggs, Mr. joseph V. Carosella-Superintendent. 6 PRINCIPAL'S MESSAGE In a world full of change which finds our nation moving rapidly from a steel age to a machine age to an atomic age to a space age, I would urge you to hold fast to those tenets and landmarks which sym- bolize America. I trust that each of you will continue to grow in stature and in breadth of vision as products, of our schools, especially Draper. In your nostalgic moments, I trust you will be able to relive the happy years spent with the companion- ship of school friends and teachers at Draper. ,WML SUPERINTENDENTS MESSAGE May I extend my heartiest congratulations to the Class of 1962. You have worked hard to reach this won- derful milestone in your lives and we are happy that we have had some part in your achievement. Your work now is cut out for you. Some of you will seek immediate employment. Many of you will continue your formal education. Others, I am sure, will marry and settle down to a happy domestic life. Wflmichever choice is yours, be conscientious and sincere in your efforts. Do your utmost to reflect pride in yourselves, in Draper, and in your community. We hope sincerely that years from now you will reflect on your brief stay at Draper with a deep sense of satisfaction and a warm glow of affection. M ,fun GUIDANC 'bw new In humility and soberness we acknowledge to all that you the Class of 1962 have fulfilled the academic requirements of Draper High and that you are now venturing into another phase of a very interesting life. What you say or do, the manner of life you live will either directly or indirectly have a bearing on your past acquaintances here at Draper. We hope that the very seat of learning, heart not head, shall be such that your future endeavors will give credit to your school your parents, and to God. Mr. Walter Plath Guidance Counselor - 53214 My best wishes go to the Class of 1962 as you graduate from Draper High School. May you be blest with the best of everything-good health, good friends, success and most of all the desire to do something constructive and worthwhile. As the theme of your yearbook indicates this is the space age. So hitch your wagon to a star! Get all the education and training you can so that when opportunity comes you will be prepared to take advantage of it. The State University has a wonderful slogan: Let Each Become All He .Is Capable of Being. Draper has given you a good basic background on which to build. Now go forward with faith that your special talents can make a real contribution to the knowledge and happiness of your fellowman. Mrs. Esther Richards Direrfor of Glziclmzce I 7 MRf-IP lwllijf' ALDI MRS. MARION fy lMiSs BETLEJESKI . . IN Comm ercml Matfyenmlzm I MISS MARGURITE CHOUINARD French, Guidanfe MR. V. MRS. LILY BERRY MISS SALLY ATKINSON Art Social Sfzzdief Social Slznfies FACLI LTY ALYN JOAN DODGE MR. CHARLES MR. DOUGLAS Home Erofzomiff DRAGO ERICKSON Pllfflizlfillg Agent, Phyxiral Edzzfniion Audio-Vifzml 9 I I I MISS KATHRYN MISS ALICE MISS FLORENCE MISS MADELINE FASULA GOODMAN GRAHAM Sriefzce Nlatlwfzzaliff C ommercial GRAVES E12 glifla MRS. MARGARET GRAY MRS. K. IRMA Mzzfir GRESENS Nurfe MR. TI-IOMAS HARMON Sperm! Clair Tefzrber MRS. IVERNA MR, NELSON HARRINGTON LA ROE E11 glifla Matlaenmtiff Biology, Sriefzce MR. AUSTIN LEAHY Playfiff, Sciefzre MR. ERNEST LEAL Izzdnflrinl Arn Leave of Abfezice PTH. 'I ug MISS JANE MCLENITHAN Social Studiex MR. RAYMOND MISS DOROTHY MR. EDXVARD LE GERE LITTLE IVICCHESNEY Direrlor of Afblefify Ellgliyh 1IIlfll.I'fI'frI1 Am' . L KVI. MRS. ELAINE MUELLER Home Erozmmirx MR. JOHN MULLEN Claembtry, Sriefzre E I ' 'Vf ff 1 I V - yffffff WZ 4,4 1 -IH,-A A24 MR. FRANK O'CONNOR MRS. LUCY PAYNE MRS. JANE ROOT MRS. MABEL RUFF Sofia! Studie! E11 glifla Pyycbologifi Aflfzflaezzlfzlirf 50:3 MR. JOHN SAPONE Imfzzflrifzl Arif 5 M ISS SONI A STEPANIAN Cozmzzwvifzl MISS O Social i MISS JANET SI-IEFEIELD Ezzgliilv MR. JOSELPHX., A STUTZMAN Iwllfif Direrfor 'XJ MRS. FLORENCE WASSERMAN Social Studie! MR. BURTON SMITH SHELDON Sfiezzfe MISS AUDREY MISS PATRICIA THOMPSON THOMPSON Pbyximl Edmqfipfz SPCJGCIJ 4152 7:Vl:LS'J',7I 2-gg, Q, MRS. DAISY MRS. MARY WIER WESTFALL Cammerfifzl Social Sfudief ROXV 1, left to right: Mrs. Angela Caraw, Mrs. Nellie Quick, Miss Carolyn Miller, Mrs. julie Donnelly, Miss Dolores Spinola, Miss Barbara Callahan, Mrs. Charlotte H. Washburn. ROW 2: Mrs. Maude DeBlasio, Miss Antoinette Ciervo, Mrs. Agnes Ryno, Mrs. Mildred Pardee, Mrs. Vera Weinman, Miss Theresa Dolan, Mrs. Virginia Murphy. rg -f-, ELEME TARY FACULTY ROW 1, left to right: Mrs. Dorothy Heaney, Mrs. Dorothy Peck, Mrs. Gladys Zickler, Mrs. Ida Maxson, Mrs, Elizabeth Leal Miss Margaret Hendrickson, Miss Betty Schofield. ROW 2: Mr. Donald Ardell, Mrs. julia Benington, Mr. Robert Goodwin Mrs. Leslie Marshall, Mr. james Murphy-Elementary Principal. 4 SS BUEH L if Y 5' if MBLE X- MISS FAULKNE Nr R 4' f MRS. CUNNINGHAM MISS FURBE CLISTODIANS AND CAFETERIA STAFF Ju,- Left to right: Mr. Charles Latrimore, Mr. Edward Paige, Mr. Frank Worixluth, Mrs. Beatrice Walrner, Mr. Robert Green. 1. t -'g . 5--x X . i 2 at Left to right: Mrs. Evelyn Haskins, Mrs, Elizabeth Van Nattcn, Mrs. Laura Quimby, Mrs, Emma Countryman, Mrs. Virginia Hall, Mrs. Elizabeth james. 2 proud fellas Wluo swiped my drawstring? Please, pick up your tree. Hi, Grace! t v.,, ,s i koi 6 -952 if .l Help me get Pat out of the drain! V-ve'-any No, Miss Thompson, you'll have to walk around. Music to relax hy cl: Showered with gifts Stop posing and open the gift! I'm proud of you, son. 4 little Mau-Maus The cronies Keep your Shirt On! I6 Mc ffflfff 'Z Hwy! , N Y -uf , 5 y. .Ek ADVISOR Mrs. M. Ruff OFFICERS: ROW 1, left to right: Corresponding Secretary, R. Parillo, President, T. Vianna, Recording Secretary. ROW 2: Treasurer, R. Smith, Vice-President, D. Sacco, Historian, C. Nardini, Sergeant-at-Arms, E. Sindoni, Parliamentarian, B. Nar- dini. - - ir. STUDENT COUNCIL ROW 1, left to right: D. Sacco, S. Williams, E. Sindoni, R. Parillo, T. Vianna, R. Smith, C. Nardini, B. Nardini. ROW 2: C. Wissley, P. Whipple, C. Evensen, D. Gabriel, B. Czupil, J. Cecilian, D. Dagostino, Y. Osawa, M. Leal. ROW 3: D. Marie, J. Garkowski, B. Capen, S. Korabic, L. Pryba, J. Tommasone, B. Iovinelli, M. Pryba. ROW 4: A. Famiano, R. Cascini, J. Introne, R. DiDonato, R. Middleton, T. Richards, W. Callahan, T. Middleton, R. Blanchard, D. Maney, A. Werner, K. Rogers. The Student Council has many activities during the year, including the first school dance, the Follies, the tak- ing of pictures, and the AFS drive. This money makes it possible for Draper to bring a foreign exchange stu- dent here and send one to a foreign country, and to raise money for scholarships. RED ckoss COUNCIL id ADVISOR Mrs. Gresens The Draper High School Red Cross Coun- cil is a service club which coordinates the activities of the Red Cross within the school. Some of its activities were the November drive, the faculty bake- sale, the annual trip at Christmas time to the Albany Veterans Hos- pital, and the starting of a school chest. v OFFICERS: ROW 1, left to right: G Graham, Treasurer, C. Castorinn, President P. DeMarco, Secretary, S. 'Barkley, Vice President, C. Brown, Historian. -S1-nv if 4 1 km! . -' A 'ix '- . ::. 4 Q ROW 1, left to right: E. Sampson, B. Buchwald. ROW 2: J. Cecilian, E. Czupil, N. Youngs. ROW 3: S. Heaney, J. Bak, M McGann. ROW 4: J. Haggart, S. Viscio, A. Severino. ROW 5: G. Graham, S. Hebert, R. McDonald. ROW 6: C. Andryszczk N. Weldon, C. Brown. ROW 7: D. Doulin, E. Smith, S. Pulumbo. ROW 8: C. Castorina, L. Blumhagen, R. Montana. ROW 9' B. Eats, P. Milner, D. Paige. ROW 10: C. DiFabbio, F. Kastner, J. Buonanno, C. Dunbar, K. McCarthy, K. Nuttal, C. Eglin- tine, C. Gary, B. Pryba. ROW 11: C. Weed, P. Secor, D. Schleuterman, M. Bacon, A. DeMidio, L. Shindler, M. D'Amico, M Suriano, A. Blanchard. ROW 12: E. Pasquariello, B. Adams, P. Clark, L. Verteramo, L. Caferiella, P. Pidgeon, M. Olzak, B. Duck ROW 13: K. George, G. Best. ROW 14: M. Allen, E. Glennon. ROW 15: D. Marr, J. Zapp. ROW 16: P. DeMarco, P Mowbray. ROW 17: L. Adams, D. Crowell. ROW 18: C. DeNovio, W. Gavin. ROW 19: T. Nastars. Q 'e i S l ' I e R ' we Q' T5 . ff' Q 5 ,ii X ij is V l 1 f X5 - ...LA sr Q 1 A AL ... ROW 1, left to right: A. De Midio, W. Callahan, A. Werner, P. Rowbotham, C. Castroina. ROW 2: L. Cannavo, C. Mallal, S Conroy, G. Graham, A. Conte, D. Ballentine, S. Ryan, D. Tucker, D. Horan, C. Baier, N. Young. ROW 3: D. Marie, L. Waddell J. Garkowski, P. DeMarco, B. Adams, L. Adams, D. Crowell. ROW 4: D. Maney, D. Gagnon, G. Larson, W. Gavin, D. Lynch, R Rakowski. The I.R.C., under the guidance of Mrs. Wasserman, seeks a greater knowl- edge and understanding of the people of the world. We carry out our purpose through participation in the model United Nations, by writing to foreign pen pals, and by program meetings. 0 1 O 9 OFFICERS, left to right: W. Callahan, Treasurer, C. Castorina, ADVISOR, Secretary, P. Rowbotham, Historian, A. De Midio, Vice-Presi- L11-5, Wasserman 20 dent, A. Werner, President. FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA OFFICERS ROW 1 left to right: S. Ryan, Secretary, P. ADVISORS Miss Stepanian, Mrs. Rowbotham Vice President A DeMidio, President, N. NOIHH. Weldon Treasurer ROW 2 C. Castorina, Librarian, E. Kexel Historian D Horan Parliamentarian. 1 i l i ROW 1, left to right: D. Horan, C. Castorina, S. Ryan, A. DeMidio, E. Kexel, N. Weldon, P. Rowbotham. ROW 2: R. Middleton, M. McGann, D. Marie, M. Micski, R. Montana, J. Barrett, M. Pryba, S. Williams, C. Gnoinski, W. Callahan. The Suits-Palmateer Chapter of the Future Teachers of America is in its fifth successful year at Draper. This club consists of seventeen juniors and seniors who plan to enter the teaching profession. Under the capable guidance of Miss Stepanian and Mrs. Nolan, the cadet-teaching program in the elementary school has been continued. Other activities included a trip to Oneonta State Teachers College, speakers, and a paper drive. ADVISOR Mr. Sapone BACK ROW, left to right: Francis Hughes, Sergeant-ab Arnms, D. Gestwick, Treasurer, W. Faulkner, Parliamen tarian. FRONT ROW: 1. Milne, Vice-President, G. Lar son, President, D. Pettengill, Secretary. ROW 1, left to right: B. Tullock, D. Pettengill, G. Larson, J. Milne, D. Gestwick. ROW 2: L. Marocco, J. Cunningham, T. D'Amico, J. D'Amico, F. Hughes, R. Dawes, M. Ellrott, C. Hansen, W. Faulkner. ROW 3: A. Miller, W. Gavin, D. Lynch, 1. Powles, R. Deorazio, R. Rakowski, F. Moser, G. Fuller. The purpose of the Draper Hi-Y is to make Draper School, Schenectady County, and the surrounding areas better places to live. Some of its activities for this year included fortifi- cation of Camp Tippicanoe, the annual Hi-Y dance, fortification of Havis Lodge, and a fall candy sale. KEY CLUB ROW 1, left to right: R. Smith, President. ROW 2: A. Werner, Secretary, T. Richards, Vice-President, 1. Introne, Treasurer. The Key Club is a service organization affiliated with the Rotterdam Kiwanis. Wfith its advisor, Mr. Leahy, its projects have included a candy sale, the Key Club Dance, a car wash on Teachers' Apprecia- tion Day, and the distribution of programs at home games. ROW 1, left to right: J. Introne, R. Smith, T. Richards, A. Werner. ROW 2: T. Palkovic, D. Gagnon, R. Middleton, D. Sacco, A. Mele, W. Smith. ROW 3: R. DiDonato, R. Grosso, J. Nalewjka, R. Verrigini, G. Kochem. ROW 4: W. Callahan, W, Beadnell, R. Blanchard, A. Vianna, C. Le- Gere, K. Rogers, R. Sanders. ADVISOR, Mr. Leahy TRI-HI OFFICERS, left to right: C. Castorina, Treasurer, A. Conte. President, C. Andryszczyk, Vice-President. ROW 2: P. Rowbotham, Secretary, Y. Osawa, Chaplain, C. DiFabbio, Historian, S. Barkley, Sergeant-at-Arms. 1. - . Q . xy. ,v--X MRS. D. WESTFALL MRS. M. RUFF ,Q- hi!- -gr ROW 1, left to right: A. Conte ROW 2: P. Rowbotham, C. An- dryzczk. ROW 32 C. DiFabbio C. Castorina, Y. Osawa, S. Bark- ley, D. Doulin, E. Kexel, D. Bal- lentine, R. Corradi, D. Dagostino R. Parillo, G. Graham, L. Taleri co, S. Riano. ROW 4: C. Zadroz ny, C. Massal, A. DeMidio, S Moore, F. Kastner, S. Posluszny L. Ferrante, J. Tommasone, B Iovinelli, S. Perillo, M. Micski ROW 5: S. Ryan, E. Hanke, P. Marocco, B. VonWedel, C. Nie miec, J. Robinson, S. Williams, P. De Marco, L. Adams, P. Zymewski. 24 The Tri-Hi is the senior girls' Y-Teen service club. For the past three years the girls have been devoted to the task of serv- ing the community and the school. This year money was raised by serving coffee at Adult Education classes. Service proj- ects included World Fellowship Day and a Christmas party at the County Home. Under the excel- lent guidance of Mrs. Ruff and Mrs. Westfall, the club has been very successful the past three years. Its members are proud to hand the club down to the girls of the class of 1964. wks. ' L7' ffdi W Ar '?...4.:y ' I Nev? OFFICERS: ROW 1, left to right: J. DeMicco, Treasurer, J. Garkowski, Vice-President, E. Sampson, President, K. George, Secretary. ROW 2: M. Pryba, Sergeant-at-Arms, P. Pidgeon, Historian, R. McDonald, Parliamentarian, E. Pas- quariello, Chaplain. l KI-HI Q- Q 39 gkvg' 4,.. A' QQ' I. fd f, wi' . iii:-1f3s.iL I s 966 'Y . Q ,, .g . I wi E A , H is J 'li dr if' 4 d f ROW 1, left to right: E. Samp- son. ROW 2: J. Garkowski, K George. ROW 3: E. Pasquariello R. McDonald, J. DeMicco, M Pryba, P. Pidgeon. ROW 4: C Brown, B. Czupil, J. Craig, M McGann, B. Eats, P. Milner. ROW 5: P. Andrew, L. Marcley C. Baier, R. Montana, D. Marie, J. Barrett, C. Dunbar, K. Samm ler. ROW 6: S. Hebert, G. How- enstein, B. Adams, G. Best, D. Tucker, E. Glennon, D. Horan, J. Zapp, C. Gnoinski. .JJ The Ski-Hi composed of jun- ior girls, have proven to be a a valuable service club. Its mem- bers have participated in many worthwhile and varied causes, including a visit to Sunnyview Hospital and filling cosmetic kits for teen-age girls at the Chil- dren's Home. BLUE TRIA GLE X . - , .. . e wi g. OFFICERS: ROW 1, left to right: D. Crowell, Treasurer, P. Whipple, Vice-President, D. Paige, President, S. Korabic Secretary. ROW 2: E. Smith, Chaplain, L. Waddell, His- torian, S. Curtis, Sergeant-at-Arms. .A ADVISOR Mrs. F. Wasserman as ' 5 ROW 1, left to right: D. Paige. ROW 2: S. Korabic, P. Whipple ROW 3: L. Waddell, E. Smith D. Crowell, S. Curtis. ROW 4: S. Fairman, L. Jennings, L. Can- navo, P. LaFountain, K. Nardi ni. ROW 5: J. Severino, K. De- Salvatore, N. Youngs, C. Even- son, M. Aldi, P. Mowbray, S Palumbo. ROW 6: L. Buonanno, B. Capen, D. Thelen, C. Thomas, N. Castaldi, M. Olzak, J. Friello L. Prvba, D. Marshall, J. Fell. 26 . 'I ii- ai My ii' w I The sophomore girls' Y-Teen Club promises to become an out- standing service club. Some of its activities included a success- ful dance and participation in World Fellowship Week. . ,z was 4.331 , THE no G .s 5 5325235-f sir 5:-fsf...F i f-af X ,,.. . 5 . 'R A l X . La 9' 15, at ri 1 , f 4 ' 2 . 1 A 1 f 1 ROXX' 1, left to right: B. Rowley, E. Sampson, K. Marshall. Mr. O'Connor, M. McGann, N. Youngs, L. Verrigni, Ji AA'x Cecilian. ROW' 2: S. Heaney, J. Bak. A. Blanchard. A. Severino, S. Palumbo. B. Czupil, J. DeMicco, C. Eglintine, My 5 Suriano. C. XVeed. J. Friello, L. Pryba. ROW' 3: C. Vfissley, L. Schindler, D. Tucker, J. Barrett, K. Nuttall. D. Horan. T. Guthrie, D. Pettengill. D. Gagnon, P, Vinson, C. Baier, D. Marie, Y. Osawu. L. Caffaralla. i . 5 We f 1 . tr ROXW 1, left to right: R. Gro?iQQ.,,T. Richards, C. Brown, L. Marocco, K. Nardini, G. Larson. ROW' 2: Rfieiym illo, S. Viscio, P. Reynolds, L. Kaz- mierski. B. Duck, R. Montana, lN'ilo'r?s1,WW-gil, K. George, E. Pasquariello, C. Andryszczyk, A. DeMidio. ROXV .31 F. Scialla, L. l K. McCarthy. C. Kildoyle, S. Grob, C. Gnoinski, J. son, M. Micski. C. DiFabbio, L. Talerico. 4: P. Pidgeon, S. XX B. Adams, D. Lynch. W. Gavin, F. Hughesuig-D. Maney, M. A Paige, D. Crowell. fir Our school newspaper, the Viking, informs the student body T' f i ' it 1 'h' h 1. .fl about the ex ents md the news which ta es p ace wit in our sc oo EDITORS: ROW 1, left to right: C. Brownigk 0 Editor, L. Marocco, Co-Editor. K. Nardinj,f Sec retary. RONW 2:-AG. Larson, Advertising,ff??ditor R. Grosso, Sports Editor, T. Richards, -'lffeasurer 27 GIRLS' ATHLETIC ASSOCIATIO U 9 is . 4-if. ,A .. , -+P A' ,mA. il V 'P ef rf 4 ' -' ,914 f . ROW 1, left to right: D. Marie, P. DeMarco, P. Zmyewski, R. McDonald. ROW 2: M. Suriano, P. Thomasone, B. Pryba, L. Bal- lentine, S. Korabic, A. Miller, C. Evensen, M. Aldi, M. Borst, S. Fairman, C. Eglintine. ROW 3: S. Palumbo, J. March, D. Paige, B. Duck, L. Schindler, J. Barrett, P. Milner, B. Eats, G. Graham, S. Curtis. ROW 4: C. Weed, P. Whipple, L. Waddell, j. Friello, K. Sammler, L. Pryba, P. Pidgeon, S. Barkley, G. Howenstein, P. Clark. ROW 5: D. Marshall, M. Leal, P. Lane, K. George, E. Glennon, J. Zapp, P. Mowbray, S. Laniewski, M. Allen, C. Abeel, J. Fell, D. Crowell, C. Hall. D- S'-11:1--'I ROW 1, left to right: P. Zmyewski, ADVISOR, Miss A. Thompson Vice-President, P. Demarco, President, R. McDonald, Secretary. ROW 2: L. Melideo, Sergeant-at-Arms, D. Marie, Treasurer. 5 A Q l 1 'ev 1 , f . ' , 9 9 Q . aft ,gg as 53' E g A A ffY.,,. ,L 1 K 2 K - V , K. t . L ' gf 1 S TQ J' S 5- - . , fe S ci an , 4 I V . S o--V, K . I K 1 - v v t I ROW 1, left to right: B. Rowley, E. Sampson, K. Marshall, S. Heaney, J. LeMay, M. McGann, P. Andrew, J. Cecilian. ROW 2: L. Verrigni, S. McGann, E. Dagostino, A. Severino, A. Blanchard, J. Boyle, C. Castorina, F. Scialla, E. Smith, S. Sacchetti, S. Viscio, L. Kazmierski. ROW 5: L. Jennings, J. Severino, K. Nardini, P. LaFountain, S. Hebert, J. Garkowski, P. Vinson, Y Osawa, C. Wissley, P. Reynolds, M. Grabicki, L. Blumhagen, R. Montana. ROW 4: S. Conroy, D. Ballentine, C. Massal, K. Nuttal, M. Bacon, D. Scheuterman, B. Capen, S. Williams, L. Caffarella, M. Olzak, S. Grob, P. Higgins, L. Adams. 28 BOOSTER CLUB 3' iz, Q A lg' , . if A, 5:2 ,fi :S K -L 1 1 ,wif - 44 ,A A J I 1- 4 'fl lu- 1 ,, K r f. 1 s x t , . ROW 1, left to right: D. Dagostino, D. Marie, M. Pryba, P. Zmyewski, C. Brown. ROW 2: N. Youngs, S. Fairman, P. Andrew, B. Pryba, P. Tommasone, A. Blanchard, R. McDonald, S. Hebert, J. Cecilian, S. Heaney, D. Gabriel. ROW 3: B. Rowley, L. Verrigni, L. Talerico, C. W'issley, J. DeMicco, A. Paton, K. Purzycki, J. Haggart, S. Viscio, D. Pierce, F. Scialla, J. Severino, P. LaFountain, A. Severino. ROW 4: E. Sampson, M. McGann, L. Waddell, S. Korabic, L. Blumhagen, R. Montana, M. Grabicki, P. Reynolds, P. Vison, P. Milner, S. Palumbo, S. Curtis, B. Eats, P. Whipple, ROW 5: B. Capen, J. Craig, M. Olzak, C. Olmstead, K. DeSalva- tore, L. Buonanno, C. DiFabbio, S. Riano, J. Tommasone, L. Ferrante, L. Marcley, C. Evensen, M. Aldi, C. Dunbar. ADVISOR OFFICERS, ROW 1, left to right: P. Mrs. Wasserman Zmyewski, Vice-President, M. Pryba, President, D. Marie, Secretary. ROW 2: C. Brown. Treasurer. K. Nardini, Ser- geant-at-Arms, D. Dagostino, Parlia- mentarian. . ,Q H gif , 'r -1 . i E. N' ' . bf e. .t 1 1 1 7' ' - A M X ar, , 4- f . , , D 'l . - 4 ,, 5 b - 'Q 1, . - '35 'L . 1: 4 -is A 3 ' ' - .J . , ' . I a' ,7 R Y' 5 f 'lg Q X. S v it ROW 1, left to right: D. Paige, Y. Osawa, J. Garkowski, K. Nuttall, M. Bacon, L. Caffarella, L. Melideo, P. Clark. ROW 2: M Micski, S. Perillo, R. Parillo, S. Barkley, A. Miller, C. Thomas, J. March, B. Duck, M. D'Amico, C. Eglintine, C. Garry, M. Suriano ROW 3: L. Schindler, T. Scoca, G. Turcotte, N. Castaldi, J. Friello, K. Sammler, L. Pryba, P. Pidgeon, G. Howenstein, D Marshall, B.,Adams, P. Marocco. ROW 4: D. Schleuterman, K. George, E. Pasquariello, F. Glennon, D. Horan, J. Zapp, P. Mow bray, S. Lamiewski, C. Niemiec, C. Gnoinski, M. Allen, J. Paige, D. Crowell. DR PER AUDIO-VISUAL CLUB ROW'1, left to right: D. Sanger, W. DeLucia, R. Matteo. ROW 2: B. Maney, Cefala, D. Davicro, Batthelino, T. D'Amico, J. D'Amico. ROW 3: R. Saccocio, D. Barber, S. Cannavo, D. Peternell, G. Halliday, M. Corrigan, W. Dunbar. ROW 4: R. Giovannangelo, R. Forsluncl, E. Butts, L. Nicolella, D. Wilsey, C. DeNovio, D. Fuller, R. Ling, K. Rogers. ADVISOR, Mr. Drago The boys of th s C b operate audio- visual apparatus ' vari s school func- tions and in t presentat n of subject matter in t clas4room. 30 1 OFFICERS, left to right: R. Matteo, Vice-President, W. DeLucia, President, D. Sanger, Treasurer. DAFFY Q o w 7? h W 1X nf W9 I ff w r' 4 f 15 x af.: 1 i QQ X W, W, N Q . .. 73' - 4 JN ..,,g., -fifgg ,MMV wffp, f r Y 4 40 rg , V ,ff s 7, 6 xg M . - - X . ,J s 'S 3' l I fd .X . S mf Lf! U K Q i K-.,,, 1715:-f' . T? Q, ,K Z x X Nf X if , f A QB I Q I ' f f ifsfl' X49 fv ll l7 X . '17 'ti MMI , :YQ X YE W4 wwf NS' Mlfua 7 357600 gf ff U My ff 5 Zigi ,M 63 ,U AM 5 f f 194 Q 7 Wbjbbxy Q rj rl.. 5 5 ffl 14 fab! . SENIOR BAN . ' 'sb i - l ROW 1, left to right: T. Guthrie, J. Cunningham, T. Richards, R. Thayer, C. O'Brien, J. Rinaldi, R. Pillig. ROW 2: B. Tullock, J. Bak, K. McCarthy, C. Eglintine, D. Thelen, L. Talerico, G. Marzocchi, W. Rueter. ROW 3: J. Cefala, C. Ames, L. Caban, J. Fallat, J. Powles, J. Bannister, D. Hallenbeck, G. Reese. ROW 4: D. Mele, A. Sabatello, C. Hansen, R. Blanchard, A. Mele, H. King, B. Adams, D. Gagnon, L. Nicolella. Lil M. Grabicki, S. Viscio, A. Blanchard, K. Nar dini, E. Smith. ROW 2: K. Marshall, J. Hag- gart, M. Leal, S. Heaney, C. Brown, D. Horan J. Rogers, C. Cuomo, P. Tommasone, B. Buch- ski P Marocco A Miller D Marie ROW 4 S Cetnar C Weed R Klein T Middle- ton G Fuller A Werner T Pallcovic R. D1Donato D Marr C Garry ? K f x fl Y ROW 1, left to right: M. Allen, P. Reynolds, 'X A March, P. Rowbotham, Lawrence, Gnoin- : m' 90, 7 . 1 - 1 + 1 - A 1 walcl, ROW 3: B. Rowley, L. Cannavo, J. MR. STUTZMAN DIRECTOR TAGE BA D S ROW 1, left to right: D. Mele, D. Thelen, T. Guthrie, J. Robinson, G. Fuller, C. Eglintine, D. Gagnon. ROW 2: G. Reese, D Marr, A. Mele, C. Hansen, T. Palkovic, B. Adams, L. Talerico, J. Bak, Mr. Aldi. ROW 3: L. Nicolella, A. Sabatello, G. O'Bricn, J Powles, R. Blanchard, L. Caban, J. Rinaldi, G. Marzocchi. :E- On the field Barbara Sherry Gail PM Pat ROZ Lynn Donna EUCCY1 35 ROBED CHOIR X' 'Q . -1 -as ROW 1, left to right: Mrs. M. Gray, R. Adams, L. Verrigni, L. Jennings, C. Brown, J. Garkowski, L. Blumhagen, L. Kazmierski, A. Famiano. ROW 2: D. Ballentine, I. Angerami, D. Giovannangelo, B. Capen, L. Buonanno, M. Bacon, J. Ferrante, D. Casanova, L. Kohl, W. Baum, L. Caffarella. ROW 3: D. Horan, M. Ellrott, S. Grob, R. DeLorenzo, C. Gnoinski, W. Cernilc, C. Briggs, P. Higgins, S. Borucki, J. Robinson. f 4 V, 5 wha' ,T L57 l , J., VV UVA. INV, c U ,,V,,'x L WJ . gg 5...-l ff 17.511, .17 T D if . A M . . M M ROW 1, left to right: B. Maney, S. Fairman, S. McGann, M. McGann, J. Bak, B. Pryba, M. Garbicki, J. Severino, A. Sererino, A Taylor, N. Youngs. ROW 2: D. Gabriel, R. Montana, C. Evensen, G. Wronkowski, S. Riano, S. Pintavalle, D. Marshall, D. Schleu- terman, K. Nuttall, T. Scoca, M. Olzak, D. Paige. ROW 5: S. Williams, B. Nardini, T. Richards, D. Wisley, R. Meers, L. Thomas J. Nardini, F. Moser, D. Rosecrans, R. Ling, M. Micski, P. Mowbray. SHERRY ROZ Head Malorette --v EILEEN as s XJ ,-1 i N E5 Perscsgydb Xb 3 mil 'XX V up 'MJ Q DONNA LYNN PAT E 3 E V b 3 5 x 1 ? Q r BARB GAI L The nine Draper majorettes, under Rozarme Parillo's leadership, help to represent our school spirit. They appear at school concerts, parades, assemblies, and foot- ball games. What was in that orange?? Remember When P Fairyland? .x CSA, C X Anything, anyone? Smile pretty, Sue. Beg! Together Incarceration Bottoms up! Lou who? Heartaches? 'Rx Yr 2 5-,x,f 'lf 3 A , ff X X f 'N Q33 W ffffij QTZM S 'X U Us U1 Q5 'Tj Q. 2 CAPTAINS K 'V w ' f v.J 1- - ' ,lfl N hx... X A CHEERLEADING x x 1- 5 X BASKETBALL X TOM 1 O11LQ? '+-A-- Vis, xx I l 4 , fe f - 'A -if fi f .L VJ., fx X: '-:ff N, Y .Y I 'ww lui? O .A 1 Xi ,Q '-X A V ' C FOOTBALL . if Ig: XL L..'f FOOTBALL me S'i k +A if 1 f , .r-...A 5 xp TONY TOM 9 5 4 I gag ,. A X A W! , +X K ' Q l f ky XOZ . 1-2 DBTZ A A , .,, 'WQS JOHN I . X XR Xu x WRESTLING ' BOB I, CROSS COUNTRY VARSITY FOOTBALL SQUAD ROW 1, left to right: J. D'Amico, E. Sindoni, B. Nardini, T. Nastars, A. Vianna, W. Nitsche, T. Baum, R. Saccocio. ROW 2: T Yuille, D. Sacco, A. Mele, R. Di Donato, J. Nardini, J. Johnson, J. Introne, W. Cernik. ROW 3: T. Middleton, R. Sefcovic. K Rogers, W. Faulkner, C. Layman, W. Carrara, G. Kochem. JUNIOR VARSCITY FOOTBALL SQUAD ROW 1, left to right: D. Scott, R. Pillig, R. Jasinski, D. Rosecrans, J. Cunningham, R. Lenheart, A. Famiano. ROW 2: D. Klimelc, C. Ames, D. Mele, W. Adams, W. Kochem, J. Posluszny. ROW 3: W. Baum, S. Borucki, H. White, J. Fallat, S. Rogers, T. Provence. 4l 9-L! Left to right: D. Eglintine, E. Sindoni, T. Baum, D. Sacco. COACH ERICKSON ED SINDONI Left to right: W. Carrara, D. Nastars, J. D'Amico, B. Nardini. Draper Gaining Ground Utter Chaos First and Ten Draper's 1961 football team ended the season with a 3-4-1 record. Considering the strength of the opposing teams in the Western Conference, we are proud of our record. Every boy on the squad played his best in each game and this has been a major factor in making our team a good one. Our boys, capably directed by Coach Erickson, deserve congratulations for their spirit, enthusiasm, and sportsmanship which were displayed splendidly in every contest. SCOREBOARD DRAPER vs OPPONENT Won Ballston Spa Won Mechanicsville Lost Saratoga Won Watewliet Lost Burnt Hills Lost Johnstown Lost Scotia Tied Mohonasen Left to right, FIRST ROW: R. Smith, T. Palkovic, G. Reese, S. Curcio. SECOND ROW: W. Beadnell, R, Verrigni, W. Smith, R. Bradt. MISSING: D. McDonald, A. Werner. l Coach Nowak discusses strategy with A. D'Amico, R. Verrigni, CROSS- COLI TRY W. Beadnell, and W. Smith for one of the meets. The team, although not too successful, did have one bright spot in Bob Verrigni who came in fifth place at the Class C Sectionals. As a result he was invited to run in the intersectional meet at Peekskill. 44 COACH F. NOWAK BASKETB LL -'MH -0-A-....., --., T T H:-Y lun 'V ROXV 1, left to right: D. Gestwick, R. Ellis, R. Sanders, R. Cognetti, J. Introne. ROW 2: W. Smith, D. Putnam, C. I.eGere, E. Reohr. '14 C' l l u CAPTAIN, Tom Nastars COACHES: Lou Summo, and Nelson l.:1R0e. 45 WAYNE SMITH VARSITY CHUCK LeGERE JIM INTRONE BOB SANDERS RIT COGNETTI DICK ELLIS GENE REOHR DARRELL PUTNAM D AN GESTWICK JUNIOR VARSITY ROW 1, left to right: W. Faulkner, D. Provence, R. Dawes. ROW 2: R. Sefcovic, W. Carrara, J. Cunningham. MISSING: R, Matteo, D. Lenhardt, R. Meers. Although inexperienced, the Vikings showed improvement as the season progressed. Under the capable coaching of Nelson LaRoe, the team placed well in the Western Conference. Next season should be a fine one for all players except one are expected to return. Special mention should be given to Dick Ellis for the 45 points he scored in the Cobleskill game. The highlight of the season was Draper's 81-56 upset victory against iff .ffjgq 5,1 5 ff-A heavily favored Scotia, our arch rival. i ,, .ff S TEAMS IN ACTIONGM J Q,'2Qf',,.f We J . WP af f cv' f,flf 7jjf DRAPER pgs? SCOTIA 1 lair? Wd . p 9 5 sr Schenectady ' '- Union-Star X X W 1 , . - su... jumpball, Coach talks to Rit and Dick Bob, Dick, and Wayne 47 A Vifin For Ron Draper Draper Draper Draper Draper Draper Draper Draper Draper Draper Draper Planning Strategy In the 1961-62 wrestling season, Draper High's wrestling team com- pleted a 4-1 Western Conference record and a 7-4 overall record. Our only losses were to undefeated Burnt Hills twice and to Class A Mont Pleasant and Linton High Schools. Later in the season we defeated Burnt Hills 68-64 and obtained the Western Conference Tournament title. This year Draper was the defending champion at the Western Conference Tournament and the squad has the distinction of being the only one to win the championship twice. Although hampered by a small spectator turnout, a lack of exper- ienced wrestlers, and midyear grad- uation, Coach Austin Leahy guided our team to this fine record. Coach Leahy deserves a great deal of credit for his accomplishments with our wrestling teams including last year's undefeated team. With him as our coach, Draper will continue to have outstanding wrestling teams in the future. 21 Burnt Hills 30 Scotia 26 Saratoga 29 Scotia 14 Burnt Hills 11 Mont Pleasant 24 Ballston Spa 19 Linton 27 Saratoga 36 Cobleskill 31 Gloversville In a Tight Spot BASEBALL ROW 1, left to right: W. Faulkner, R. Sefcovic. ROW 2: R. Corrigan, J. D'Amico, T. Guthrie, J. Cichocki, R. Dawes, J. Milne, D. Klimek. ROW 3: R. Deorazio, D. Rosecrans, W. Carrara, G. Kochem, D. Gestwick, R. Sterling, K. Young, R. Grosso. TRACK AND FIELD ROW 1, left to right: D. Sacco, C. Hansen, A. Sabatello, A. D'Amico, J. Introne, W. Beadnell, W. Smith, R. DiDonato A. Mele. ROW 2: C. Layman, P. Empie, J. Nichols, R. Patterson, J. Olsen, M. Becker, A. Franchart, R. Verrigni, N Alfieri, S. Curcio, T. Palkovic. VC AH RE SE IR TL YE A D E R S CAPTAIN-Shirley Pc-:rillo -mg..-ff' COACH Mrs. Wasserman ROXV 1, left to right: M. Pryba, S. Perillo, P. Zymewski. ROW 2: D. Marie, P. Andrew, I.. Melideo. by ROW 1: S. Korabic. ROW 2: J. Gnrkowski, R. MacDonald, L. jen- CAPTAIN-Sharon Korabic nings, A. Paton. SPORTSMEN IN ACTIO Rear view. The team was in a huddlef' Q e f fig ,pw Our boys in action! 1 Peek-a-boo! On the field Get that ball, It's mme, Rn! Draper matmen, Tony D. and Don D. 3 1 ff ff X' SOPHQMCDRES f N X ' xx 1 R 53 JU IOR HIGH TUDENT COUNCIL K ,Xf,.l,LX F 'xx M fx' x ROW 1, left to right: S. Cannavo, J. Heaney, K. Pallen, J. Parillo. ROW 2: S. Pecora, C. Friello, K. Brockett, M. Chiusano, D. Ronca, C. Sobieski, M. Simone. ROW 3: D. Cassidy, D. Krenzier, E. Castorina, P. Bowen, R. Bishop, iggms. The Draper junior High Student Council is in its third year of existence. The eighteen representatives, who are elected by popular vote, have as their major projects two dances, an annual pin sale, and a junior high awards assembly at the end of the school year. N I X . i c OFFICERS: ROW 1, left to right: I. Heaney, Secretary, J. Parillo, ADVISOR M1-,Bambury President, K. Palen, Vice-President. ROW 2: R. Bishop, Parliamen- tarian, T. Higgins, Sergeant-at-Arms, S. Cannavo, Treasurer. 54 , 1 fl i Q 0 'J gf ?L!-'L'fJ',. S Lt' 'i id .wks 'ix i 5 I ROW 1, left -to right: K. McClaine, R. Bartow, J. L k M as a, . Godlewski, L. Haag, J. Carosella, P. Cox, K. jnnkowski, B Shirkey, J. Smith. ROW 2: S. Scavia, D. Ronca, D. Dunbar, C. Purzycki, D. MacAdams, J. G d' '.l k' . H l' . oz 111 s 1, D DeLeva, P. Petersen, S ota ing, B Lohman, R, Lohman, C. Bundy. ROW 5: T. Massal, R. De-Sarbo, K. Palen, G. Ames, T. Higgins, J. Adams, R. Bishop A. Skinner. D. Halliday, G. Schaeffer, L. Clairmont, M. Rock, R. Finn. CLASS of 'e, .X CfULzUv 4,1 a A K: fwk' po ROW 1: left to right: S. Holden, P. Hunter, C. Lombardi, C. jones, J. Faboskay, J. Wyrick, C. Friello, D. Williams, L, Guthrie. ROW 2: D. Powles, L. Tebbano, L. Youngs, A. Fallat, B. DiNola, K. Rowley, K. Brockett, G. Phillips, M. Bove, J. Heaney, S. Poss, L. Kwiatkowski, S. Miller. ROW 3: J. McDonald, R. Newberry, R. Paige, L. Pardi, G. Antonelli, D. Cassidy, J. Rosse, P. Lackey, B. Klein, G. Beadnell, D. Davis, L. Suriano, N. Massal. 55 0 ffl f ROW 1, left to right: L. Steen, S. Shartrand, M. Rowbotham, C. Cuomo, M. Malay, J. Bannister, C. Sobieski, L. Shultis. ROW 2: M. Boyd, M. Ames. E. Klempner, D. Dickershaid, K. Chase, D: Bednarczyk, S. Jamieson, M. French, B. Cooper, M. Miakisz, C. Brockctt, B. Schaeffer, K. DiCocco. ROW 3: G. Halliday, B. Brown, W. Aubrey, M. Corrigan, C. Barthelmas, D. Dzlviero, R. Callahan, R. Forslund, E. Hins, E. Butts, R. Vitrikas, B. Hamilton, J. Posluszny. CLASS OF '66 - - .. - AA 3 ROW 1, left to right: V. Rinaldi, S. Pecora, M. Scott, B. Giordano,L,DellaRocco,M. Cunningham, J. DiCocco, I.. Hall. ROW 2: A. Turcotte, C. Barron, T. Beigley, C. Trawick, J. Thayer, J. McGann, J. Powles, C. Westfall, E. Cassidy, S. Callinan, C. Bookhout, M Chiusano, C. Gemmett. ROXV 3: J. Mrozek, R. Waddell, M. Pallcovic, E. Castorina, D. Kremzier, D. Barber, C. Dohlmar, F. Russo R. Milne, J. Parillo, J. Reynolds, P. Bowen, D. Viftoclarczalc, S. Cannavo. D ROXV l, left to right: TNI. Grabicki, L. Blumhagen. B, Dutlc, C. Vifeed. C. Wfarren, A. Miller, M. Borst, March. ROXV 2: L. ,l0l1f1501l, L. BOYHIIT4, M, D'AI1llCll, C. Eglintine, M. Suriano, C. Garry, K. Nuttal, M. -Bacon, D. Schuleuterman, -I. Ferrante, P. Lane. ROXV 3: L. Caffarella, L. Schindler, P. Clark, R. Thayer. D. Ferrara, M. Leal, S. Laniewski, L. Kohl, C. Kildoyle. S. Groh, D. Marr, P. Higgins, M. Allen, J. Paige. ROXV 4: L. Cahan, G. XVronkowski, D. Casanova, W. Adams, D. Lane, G. Ziobrowski, G. Sutton, S. Rogers, XV. Baum, R. jasinski, J. Fallat, T. Middleton. D. Faulkner, R. DeLorenzo, S. Borucki, H. King, T. Tedisuo, XV. Kochem. CLASS OF '6 ROXV 1, left to right: L. Verrigni, D. Gahriel, B. Rowley, K Marshall, J. Bak, L. Jimenez, C. Barber, -I. LeMay. ROW 2: S Sacchetti, A. Blanchard, J. Cecilian, S. Heaney, E. Dagostino, P. Tommasone, B. Pryba, S. Viscio, A. Taylor, J. Boyle, K. Gentile A. Severino. ROW 5: C. Wissley, P. Reynolds, F. Dobler, K. Puraycki, L. Ballentine, L. Kazmierski, P. Vinson, L. Talerico, B. San dora, S. Setnar, K. Pintavalle, J. Haggart, M. Marcly. ROW' -l: G. Reese, R. Adams, L. Taylor, D. Hallenbeck, R. Giello, j Cefala, B. Maney, T. Provence, D. McDonald, A. Famiano, C. Ames, H. Kressner, W. Dunbar, XV. Hunter, T. Weldon, R. Cas cini, L. Quakenbush, D. Howe, G. Marzocehi, D. Mele. d B C n Secretar . ROW 2: J. DeLaMater OFFICERS: ROW 1, left to right: C, Evenson, Parliamentarian, T. Palkovic, Presi ent, . ape , y Sergeant-at-Arms, C. Layman, Vice-President, T. Guthrie, Treasurer. DEANS DEANS, left to right: Mr. Leahy, Miss Stepanian, Mr. LaRoe, missing, Miss Graves. 58 The class of 1964, organized for the first time this year, is under the capable super- vision of Miss Graves, Mr. Leahy, Mr. LaRoe, and Miss Ctepanian. While their only money- making project was the dance they sponsored, they show promise of making great progress next year. Y ROXV 1, left to right: B. Capen, P. Whipple, C. Evenson, S. Palumbo, D. Paige, D. Thelen, M. Johnson, N. Castaldi. ROW 2: G. Turcotte, M. Olzak, J. Friello, L. Pryba, D. Marshall, C. Thomas, T. Scoca, J. Fell, D. Crowell, C. Hall. ROW 3: J. Urban- czyk, M. Ellrott, J. Articolo, P. Mowbray, B. Purzycki, K. Sayles, C. Eckert, C. Abeel, C. Briggs, G-. O'Brien, J. Mogavero, J. Best. ROW 4: R. Englehart, J. Hogan, R. Simek, D. Aldershoff, W. Faulkner, W. Smith, J. Powles, R. Meers, M. Becker, R. Sterling. ROW 5: W. Carrara, D. Rosecrans, G. Kochem, R. Sefcovic, C. Layman, G. Fuller, J. McClaine, F. Moser, K. Rogers, D. Gestwick. .. 7 1' I 1 1 1 .f iv ' f 1' sf 'W i l ' CLAS S OF '64' Q ,',. ' , ,J it 1. 1 is LJ 2 T 31,1 A -I I2 ,I I F! H i 1 V 3 5, f 1 ,L ,,' , fx , , . ntl, A f jllfyvl A fi iii ,fifth t .f,,.,5m V, ' V , 1 F ' f I, .lx 2 4 4,1 j if ff , ROW' 1, left to right: N. Youngs, S. Fairman, S. McGann, S. Zullo, L. Jennings, L. Waddell, K. Nardini, D. Pierce. ROW 2: B. Buchwald, C. Olmstead, K. DeSalvatore, L. Buonanno, F. Scialla, J. Severino, P. LaFountain, S. Korabic, E. Smith, S. Pintavalle, M. Aldi, K. Severino. ROW 3: L. Cannavo, B. Tulloch, R. Mastriani, D. Peternell, J. Cunningham, D.,Sanger, A. D'Amico, R. Pillig, W. Rueter, T. Guthrie, T. McKenna, S. Curtis. ROV' 4: J. Battaglino, S. Curcio, J. DeI.aMater, D. Lenharclt, D. Williams, R. Matteo, J. Jiminez, R. Klein, A. Masters, R. Giovanngelo, T. Palkovic. OFFICERS: ROW 1, left to right: R. DiDonato, Treasurer, A. Werner, President, J. Garkowski, Secretary. ROW 2: D. Marie, Sergeant-at-Arms, D, Sacco, Vice-President, A. Paton, Pa11'liamentarian. , j 1 ! yu, .lf ,CF filfflllq will T blew DEANS 60 Mrs. D. Westfall, Mr. F. O'Connor, Mrs. M. Ruff The class of 1963 wishes to thank their deans for their guidance and help. This year the junior class sponsored a dance and sold magazines as their major money making projects. Of course, the highlights of their school year were the receiving of their class rings and the Junior Prom. .. . A An l K ROW 1, left to right: E. Sampson, P. Andrew, B. Czupil, J. Craig, M. McGann, R. McDonald, J. DeMicoo, S. Hebert. ROW 2: J. johnson, L. Marcley, C. Brown, A. Paton, R. Montana, D. Marie, j. Garkowski, P. Milner, B. Eats, C. Baicr, S. XX'cldon. ROXX' 3: D. Gagnon, J. Bannister, L. Marocco, J. Cichocki, R. Strazza, J. Milne, D. Eglintine, D. Sacco, J. Introne, R, DiDonato, R. Dawes, D. Klimek. ROW 4: R. Grosso, A. Sabatello, G. Larson, R. Lorenzi, T. Yuille, F. Miller, R. Ranze, W. Gavin, A. Mele, 'II Richards. CLASS OF '63 ROW 1, left to right: I. Barrett, C. Dunbar, B. Adams, P. Pidgcon, K. Sammler, G. I-lowenstein, D. Tucker, L. Vertcramo. ROW! 2: K. McCarthy, G. Best, B. Kremzier, E. Pasquariello, K. George, E. Glennon, D. Horan, C. Gnoinski, S. Sclmelle, M. Pryba, j. Zapp, B. Beach. ROW 3: R. Bradt, D. Haggart, A. Miller, D. Scott, C. Hansen, D. Wilsey, C. DeNovio, A. Werner, R. DeOrazio, D. Fuller, S. Lombardi. ROW 4: j. Nardini, B. Devine, R. Ling, G. Gabriele, G. Brandt, M. Faulkner, W. Mcers, G. Rcolu-, R. Ellis, W. Cernik, R. Sanders. June of '58. The Lineup. , 1 'SZ J-:Mer Starmaker I'm Giving Him just More Minute. 62 Q ' ri YUWW 5 -3- JuNloR PROM 1,1 1 l 4? t HE sr ARS si NRW PN 10 T F me COW' Marilyn Micski, Anna Maria DeMidio, Lorraine Melideo, Rozanne Parillo-Queen, Don- na Dagostino, Suzanne Posluszny, Janis Robinson. The night of our junior Prom, May 12, 1961, will always remain in our fondest memories. The gym took on an atmosphere of gran- deur, decorated in various shades of blue and filled with the music of the Continentals. The evening was highlighted by the appearance of our radiant Queen, Rozanne Parillo, and her six lovely princesses. This outstanding event of our junior year was a significant step in our 64 Stairway to the Stars. MISS PATRICIA THOMPSON Director After many weeks of intensive practice, Harvey was presented by the Senior Class on November 10, 1961. The three act comedy by Mary Chase was about Elwood P. Dowd and his friend, Harvey, an invisible six-foot white rabbit. Elwood's sister and niece's various attempts to have him confined to a sanitarium resulted in failure and laughs. Under the capable and inspiring direction of Miss Patricia Thompson, our play was a great suc- cess. M .1 fi .Q ,Q HARVEY CAST Alyrlla AI,1a Sizzmzozzf . Anna Marie DeMidio Vela Louife Simmwzr Elwood P. Dmvd .... Min johnson .. ...... .. Iliff. Elbul Cl1.1111'w1r'l Rmb Kelly. R.N. ,, Dzmzzc lIUff.l'rUl .. . Lflllrlll SzNIdt'l'.lU1I, M.D. Il7illi41m Cbumley, M.D, . Beily Cbzzmley . .... . .. fudge Omfzr Gaffney . E. Lofgrezz ............ . Carol Nicmieu Dennis Dnrmnt Linda Ferrantc Christine Massul Dale Ballcntine john D'Amico Riclmalrd Rakowski Robert Middleton Susan Barkley . Ronald jancek Thomas Nastars DR PERIAN BCARD SITTING: Co-Editors Ron Smith and Arlene Conte. STANDING, left to right: Walt Callahan, Circulation Editor and Business Manager, Pat DeMarco, Advertising Editor, Caroline Andryszczyk, Art Editor. Carol Castorina, Literary Editor, and Dan Nancy, Photography Editor. 04705 We're finished! 66 As members of the 1962 Draperian Board, we have done much work and devoted much time to this yearbook. We have tried to co-ordinate and put together a book which will represent the memories of our high school years, and our dreams of suc- cess through a future's eye view. We sincerely hope you will receive as much enjoyment from reading it, as we did in assemb- ling it. I f DR PERIAN STAFFS T .-,., ww 2 'VT' Inf -s r ix . , Q U j ART STAFF: Row 1, L. to R.: C. Andryszczyk, Editor. ROW 2: L, Ferrente, L. L1V1HgSf0U, J- i I if gi-I' Rogers, C- CI1St0r1na, Y. Osawa, E. Leonard. 'G' :Q Q N? f PHOTOGRAPHY STAFF: ROW 1, L to R: D. Maney, Editor. ROW 2: P. Secor, G. Graham, P. Zymewski, C. LeGere, W. DeLucia, P. DeMarco, A. DeMidio, D. Dagostino. Q 4 F' '- all 68 I ,k- - - .- K fa: VA, A - ' V I: A . Q in A, ' -. . 'N A ' x7 f so Y l LITERARY STAFF: Row 1, left to flgllti s. M Iii? Conroy, C. Andryszczyk, C. Zndrozny, C. Ciistnrina, 8 T Q3 Editor, L. Talerico, P. Secor, S. Moore. ROW 2: , , ,, ul' C. Massal, E. Sindoni, S. Ryan, L, Adams, P. Row- M' Q I-TM ' botlmm, N. Weldon, j. Tommasone, C. Niemiec. J. .. , Robinson, E. Kexel, E. Hanke, R. Verrigni. MISS- . ING: R. Middleton. xX l l 1 X X X l l l C 'T' v5'Q,, CIRCULATION STAFF: ROXV 1, left to right: R. Corradi, C. DiFnbbio, A. DeMidio, W. Calla- iiuvgg han, Editor, M. Micski, L. Eerrante, N. Weldon. ROW 2: D. Maney, C. Massal, G. Graham, C. Zadrozny, S. Williams, B. Von Wedel, B. Iovinelli, P. Marocco, P. DeMnrco, L. Adams, E. Hanke, C. Niemiec, D. Doulin, P. Urbanczyk, A. Conte, D. Ballentine, D. Lynch. MISSING: R. Rakowski. s-vm,-. 'X i K L X xx I ADVERTISING STAFF: ROW 1, left to right: D. Maney, A. DeMidio, C. Castorina, P. De- N f ' 6 Marco, Editor, M. Micski, G. Graham, W. Callahan. ROW 2: R. Corradi, C. Massal, C. DiFabbio, fd J. Robinson, T. Baum, A. Vianna, P. Zmyewski, S. Barkley, A. Conte, D. Ballentine, D. Dagos- 3 ig tino. MISSING: R. Saccocio, R. Rakowski. SIQSZQY' 9 Sgfy 3 X 'ff LM '69 MOST POPULAR Rozanne Parillo and Tony Viarma 3 .S lf SENIOR. DRAYSR QF DID MOST FOR THE CLASS Walter Callahan and Arlene Conte BEST DRESSED jeff Nalewjka and Carol Niemiec MOST ATHLETIC john D'Amico and Lorry Melideo . ....... SUPERLATQVES 'W' 'T H5 ' is xg t . X . 'M Qgfhfvli 4 .w '?'55K Q -H 'Z , BEST NATURED Pat Rowbotham and Rit Blanchard INIOST VERSATILE Tony Vianna and Pat DeMarco Q .5 it -,,f qw 5:54-faq 1? wx ul 3624. S 4, W0 ' ,. I.. fd 'EYE EFT Gary Paige and Eileen Kexel CLASS ARTISTS Bill Beadnell and Caroline Andryszczyk 'fr rf' s If fl :af I M if ivhfffy 'Gb 1. 341 . ' 259' f M Ngo Hint A an '5 9 xzfwif 3.9 NEATEST Barbara Iovinelli and Jeff Nalewjka , yugo 0, ,fy 1,151 ,lv 1 5 fx' A 'qv I 1 'l x -HA.Jh.vk.v - I si we M XM, 1 BEST LOOKING Marilyn Micski and Lou Riano MOST MUSICAL Rit Blanchard and Janis Robinson FRIENDLIEST john D'Amico and Yoko Osawa MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Carol Castorina and Tony Vianna MOST TALKATIVE Rit Saccocio and Camille DiFabbio BEST ACTORS Dale Ballentine and Dennis Durrant CLASS COMEDIANS Marilyn Micski and john Sutton FOREIGN As the doors of Draper opened September 6, 1961, we saw a new face in our midst and upon further investigation found that she was our foreign exchange student for the year, Yoko Osawa. She was sent to us by the American Field Service from Inuyama City, japan. As soon as she arrived, Yoko adjusted quickly to our ways and became much loved by all. We sincerely hope she has enjoyed being here as much as we have enjoyed having her. EXCHANGE This is the sixth year of the foreign exchange program at Draper. Each year, one junior has the chance to live in a coun- try overseas from two to ten months and a student from a foreign country lives in the United States for a year. In June of 1961 Tony Vianna was notified that he had been chosen to represent the United States and Draper in Belgium. He left that month and returned in August. During his stay in Belgium he lived with three families in the different cities of Brussels, Antwerp, and Waterloo. Through his trip, Tony has helped our country to take a big step toward peace and understanding throughout the world. I NATIONA HO CR SOCIETY Mrs. Richards Advifor Q wig Q X8 T L awk .-'E Lf - Q il K- Antonio Vianna Prefidenl Walter Callahan Vire-Prefident Carol Castorina Secretary Anna Marie DeMidio Susan Barkley Patricia DeMarco Christine Massal Yoko Osawa Judith Rogers Patricia Rowbotham Eileen Kexel s is Y ' We 2 , Richard Rakowski :vi i T 5 5 5 if iro- J R ' Qgfgji Q if-,1 .f - .-is Sandra Ryan Trearurer 1 David Lynch - 5 4,1 It Janis Robinson Ronald Smith H0 OR STUDENTS C IC t ' Walter Callahan aro as orina Valedictarimz Snllzmlarlmz Richard Rakowslci Judith Rogers Christine Massnl Susan Barkley fi Antonio Vianna Anna Maria DeMidio Janis Robinson Patricia Dc-Marco li ii GUR MRS. FLORENCE WASSERMAN The members of the Class of 1962 are appreciative for the time you have devoted to us and our projects. Our Sopho- more dance, sweatshirt sale, Junior Prom, and Senior ban- quet and ball were show pieces of your effort and assistance. We are especially thankful for your diligenceiand guidance which have been responsible for making this, our Draperian, a success. DEANS MR. ERNEST LEAL The Senior Class is truly grateful for the strong guidance that you have given us in regard to our magazine sale, Junior Prom, and our senior activities. Although you have not been with us this past year, you have taken the time to help us with our yearbook. We are thankful for your some- times humorous, and always imaginative suggestions. You will remain as an inspiration to us all. Thank you, Mr. Leal. MRS. INIARION BETLEJESKI The Senior Class wishes to express our sincere appreciation for all that you have done for us. Your guiding efforts and financial planning with our magazine sale, junior Prom, Draperian, senior play, banquet, and ball have made these happy memories. Mrs. Betlejeski, we thank you from the bottom of our hearts. 78 ,JV SENIOR CAMILLE DiFABBIO Parliamentarian - af' ,Xqx ..... , - ff' ,..-ax L, WALTER CALLAHAN President CLASS DONNA DAGOSTINO Secretary I ROZANNE PARILLO Vice-President PHYLLIS ZYMEWSKI 'Treasurer SHIRLEY PERILLO Sergeant-at-Arms ai- OFFICERS if- 'L U LINDA ADAMS The force of ber own merit makes her way. I G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, I.R.C. 2, 3, 4, Red Cross Council 1, 2, 3, 45 Tri-Hi 2-President, 3, 4, Chorus 1, 2, junior Prom Committee- Decorationg Senior Play Committee-Publicity Chairman, Dra- perian Staff-Literary, Circulation. I P 5 NORMAN ALFIERI No man if happy who does not think himfelf Jo. . D.A.V. 1, 2, Wrestling 25 Track 3, Baseball 1. CAROLINE ANDRYSZCZYK Art if the path of the creator. Red Cross Council 4, Tri-Hi 2, 3-Chaplain, 4-Vice-President, Vik- ing 3, 4, junior Prom Committees-Decoration-Chairman, Refresh- ments, Senior Play Committee-Scenery, Draperian Staffs-Art: Editor, Literary. DALE BALLENTINE Lf1z1gbIer and fizzrerily Jlaifze in ber eyeff' G.A.A. 4g I.R.C. 45 Tri-Hi 45 Choir 45 Senior Play Castg Dra- perian Staffs-Advertising, Circulationg Hostess of 1961 Majorettes Cotillion. rx K .Xf- 3 G JosEPH ANGERAM1 SUSAN BARKLEY Of rourfe, I know it, but I forget so oflefz what I know. Booster Club 1, 2, 3, 43 G.A.A,. 1, 2, 3, 4g Red Cross Council 3, 4- Vice-Presidentg Tri-Hi 2, 3, 4-Sergeant-at-Armsg Viking 2, 3, 45 Chorus 15 junior Prom Committees-Decoration, Refreshmentsg junior Ring Committeeg Draperian Staff-Advertisingg Senior Play Cnstg Hostess of 1960 Majorettes Cotillion. D.A.V. 1, 2, 35 Student Council 1, 25 Choir 1 2 3 4 unior Prom Committee-Decoration. Newer trouble trouble fill trouble ll'0llb!0J' yon. f--'wx Q DAVID AUMILLER A light heart liuef long. Choir 1, 2, 3, 4. DOREEN CASSIDY Better Idle than ne-ver. Chorus 1. THOMAS BAUM The mirror of all e0z1rteJy, Football 1, 2, 3, 45 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 43 junior Prom Committee Decorationg Senior Play-Props and Furnitureg Draperian Staff Advertising. Good lIfIflII'8 flllff goof! .l'L'l1'.YC' are never Jepmz1fed. D.A.V. 33 Key Club Jig Cross Country 3, 4, Track 3, 4. The bert of life if ro1zzfe1'ff1ti011. Key Club 3, 4, Student Council 4g Band 1, 3, 4, Basketball 1, Track 1, junior Prorn Committee-Decoration, Stage Band 4, Choir 2. IWW , ,Lwlf WILLIAM BEADN ELL 4' VV , xx 4, , i L., v X V 5,1 ,X A .1 MK A' -' - 1 P 2,1 ' ' , , lg-... lu .i 1 4, 'uw if .Nt .6 ,Y I' V ,fl5LL, X' l- fi 1 I-,ir . if I . f li 6 , , XMLT. M-HO? 'ly f isffv ,Vit ll lx 2 qi- -nr -I ,M .Lx L1 .xl 1 WAI LL, if 5, pt .1 Aflltfw I I , AROL CASTORINA Noflvi11,q it izzzjzzinibla fo 41 zviffizlg Kmart. UF.T.A. 3, 4-Librarian, G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4g National Honor Society 4-Secretary: I.R.C. 2, 3-Treasurer, 4-Secretary, Red Cross Council 2, 3-President, 4-President, Tri-Hi 2-Vice-President, 3, 4-Trcas- urerg Chorus lg junior Prom Committee-Refreshments5 Dra- perian Staffsliteralry Editor, Advertising, Art. A 995 RICHARD BLANCHARD f ' 1 L 1 4 , I .. I 1 -' Ixalfe,-' 3. .4. 'l'h011gla .f0N161L'!7lIf lmziy, I perflmlzce m'ri11e. Key Club 3. D SHARON CONROY Farm are .ffl!ZJb0l'lZ 1l1i11gJ. n G.A.A. 1, 2, 5, 4g I.R.C. 3, 4g Tri-Hi 2, 4g Draperian Staff- Literary. I F ROBERT BUEHLER ARLENE CONTE The rezunrri of n thing well done, if I0 bare done il. I.R.C. 3, 45 Tri-Hi 3-Secretary, 4-Presidentg Viking 55 Drapcriim Staffs-Co-Editor, Literary, Circulationg Red Cross Council 43 junior Ring Committee. D il O 0 Q .wi K iifyiif ANGELA ROSA CORRADI If if qzmlify ralher llmzz gznzzzliiy Ilan! 7lZdfl'6l'.f.H Booster Club 1, 2, 3, Tri-Hi 2, 3-Sergeant-at-Arms, 43 Chorus 1, 2g Junior Prom Committee-Decoration, Draperian Staffs-Circw lation, Advertising. :W WALTER CALLAHAN Surfers if live fruit of difigefzcef' F.T.A. 3, 4, National Honor Society 4-Vice-Presidentg I.R.C. 3, 4-Treasurer, Key Club 3, 45 Student Council 3, 4, junior Class Sergeant-at-Armsg Senior Class President, Chorus 1g Choir 1, junior Prom Committee-Decoration, Draperian Staffs-Business Manager, Circulation Editor, Advertising Staff, Follies Com- mittee 3-Ticket Chairman, 4. Q s:y?.,icia,. . iii 5 is if .if X - . , mf . H f DONNA DAGOSTINO Life if zz great bundle of litfle thifzgff' Booster Club 1, 2, 3-Historian 4-Historian, Red Cross Council 2, Student Council 3-Historian, 4, Tri-Hi 2, 3, 4, junior Class Secre- tary, Senior Class Secretary, Majorettes 1, 2, 3, 4, junior Prom Committee-Decoration, junior Ring Committee, Draperian Staffs- Advertising, Photographyg junior Prom Court, Viking 1, 2, 3, 4. ALAN CRAIG He ,fd-Jil' fiffle, bn! I0 the pln'p0.s'e. Cross Country 1, Basketball 2, 3. PATRICIA DE MARCO True gooffzzeff Jliirizzgi' from fl w0211a1z'J ozwz heart. G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4-President, National Honor Society 4, I.R.C, 3, Li, Red Cross Council 1, 2, 3-Secretary, 4-Secretary, Tri-Hi 2, 4, Band 1, 2, junior Prom Committee-Decoration5 Draperian Staffs-Adven tising Editor, Photography, Circulation. JOHN D'AMICO My appetife comer to me while caring. fi Senior Play Cast, Choir 3. D.A.V. 4, Hi-Y 3, 45 Red Cross Council 3, 4, Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Wrestling 1, 2, 3, 4, Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4, Junior Ring Committee, I, F ll I 1 D WILLIAM DE LUCIA I know a frifk worfl1 Iwo of thai. N D.A.V. 1, 2, 3, 4-Presidentg Wrestling lg Draperian Stilff-Photog raphy. ANNA MARIA DE MIDIO f r Good1ze,fr if bennly in iff buff L'.if:IfL'.'l' Booster Club I, 2, 35 F.T,A. 3-Librarian, 4-Presiclentg National Honor Society fi-Treasurerg I.R.C. 2, 3-President, 4-Vice-Presidentg Tri-I-Ii 2, 3-Vice-President, 4g Viking 2-Advertising Manager, 3, 4g Sophomore Class Parliamentnriang junior Prom Courtg Senior Play Castg Senior Play Committee-Tickets and Prograunsg Chorus 1, 25 junior Prom Conimittee-Decorationg Draperiun Stiiffs-Pliotog raphy, Circulation, Advertisingg Red Cross Council 3, 4. DENNIS DURRANT Life ir fborl but lberek always time for ffm. Football 1, 25 Junior Prom Committees-Decoration, Clean-upg Senior Play Castg Seventeens 3, 4g Basketball 1, 2, 3. CAMILLE DI FABBIO Time zmifs for 710 one. Booster Club 1, 2, 3, 4, G.A.A. 1, 2, 55 Red Cross Council 4, Tri-Hi 2, 3-President, 4--Historian, Viking 45 Senior Class Parlia- mcntarian, Chorus 1, 23 Junior Prom Committee-Chairnmn of Programs and Bids, Draperian Staffs'Circu1:1tion, Advertising. A lf IJ 1101 every 7110111011 ffm! zfeferzfef all !Zl?JI0c?1'.H 1 Red Cross Council 1, PETER FRIGULETTO C 1:-'fm ELLEN DOBLER lu her eyex, Ihe love of living. DIANE DOULIN 1 grant you friemlfbip if fl royal fbillgf Red Cross Council 4g Tri-Hi 2, 5, 4g Junior Prom Committee- Decorationg Draperian Staff-Circulation. x I GARY HOWE L Be filelzf and mfs Jilelz never betray you D.A.V. 2. X ,J 1, LW W ,W 0 1 ,J W f n f if A 1 WW WCW ff Qf My Www V if w Frie1zdli11e.f.r 71,711,661 ity 01072 way. Booster Club 45 G.A.A. 15 Tri-Hi 2, 5, 4g Viking 3g Choir junior Prom Committee-Decoration, Refreshmentsg Senior :1 ' Cast, Stage Managerg Draperian Staffs-Circulation, Art. N ' 'QW770 wwf yyeffyw , . WWVXW7 'WZ' in A WW KW 077' wwf? -,Eff gramsg Draperian Staffs-Photography, Circulation, Advertising. 6 FRANCIS HUGHES rr f' . ' ' , ' H ll' ue 111611 my fzofhzzzg IIZ zfmzgezouf limes. Q H'-Y fv '11 1 4, V1 ing 43 Chess Club lg Baseball 45 Junior Prom Com- mittee-Decorationg Senior Play-Props and Furnitureg Draperian Staff-Advertisement. I 5 Q f f Qh GRACE GRAHAB-1 5 A iemfez' hefzrf, 11 wif! inflexible. Booster Club 1g G.A.A, 1, 2, 3, 4g I.R.C. 3, 4g Red Cross Council 1, 2, 3-Treasurer, 4-Treasurerg Tri-Hi 2-Historian, 4g Chorus 1g b Junior Prom Committee-Deeorationg Senior Play-Tickets and Pro- RONALD JANCEK The wire if quiel and the eye if rlmrpf' Senior Play Castg Draperian Staff-Circulation. CHARLES LE GERE S1yle if zz mmf! ozwzg it if part of hir mzl11re. Key Club 3, 45 Football 2g Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4g Draperian Staff- Photography. I: ' E: EDWARD LEONARD How good ir zz mmff life, the mere living. D.A.V. 2g Basketball 1-Varsity Managerg Draperian Staff-Artg Baseball 1-Varsity and junior Varsity Manager. X, ELAINE HANKE Sweelue.r.r and romidemliolz are two important ameri. Tri-Hi 4g junior Prom Committee-Decorationg Senior Play-Pub licity, Tickets and Programsg Draperian Staffs-Literary, Circulation X,,,d5' 7'-1:-v2'v'?i BARBARA IOVINELLI She if very Jweet and very nent. Booster Club 1, 2, G.A.A. 1, 2, Chorus 1, Choir 2, 55 Tri-I-li 2, 5, 4, Student Council 4, Junior Ring Committee, Senior Play- Make-Up Committee, junior Prom Committee. LANNY LIVINGSTON There if fl time for all f!7ilIg.f,,l D.A.V. 1, 25 Draperian Staff-Art. FREDEN E KASTNER Di!ige11re if the molher of good fortznzef' G.A.A. lg Tri-Hi 2-Chaplain, 3-Treasurer, 4g Red Cross Council 3, 45 Junior Prom Committee-Refreshments. EILEEN KEXEL A H1116 I0 keep .vifwlce and Il f111ze 10 Weak. F.T.A. 4-Historiang Tri-Hi 45 Senior Play Committee-Publicityg Draperiau Staff-Literary. N .1 N wmgwf. DAVID LYNCH ELSIE LAWRENCE A genlle 11211211 by genlle deed: if k110w11. Booster Club 15 Band 1, 2, 3, 4g Chorus 1. Hi-Y 3, 4g I.R.C. 5, 4g Viking 4g Band 1, 3g Bmketblll -1 Dm perian Staff-Circulation. A 'zviie 1111112 7IC'I'6I' 1'ef11,reJ 1111 ylhizz g 0 7l6t'L'.1'J'jfJ'.y argl DANIEL MANEY A man of great common meme and good humor. Hi-Y 35 I.R.C. 45 Student Council 4-Photographerg Viking 4- Photographerg Industrial Arts Club 2g Chorus 1, 2g Choir 1, 23 junior Prom Committee-Decorationg Draperian Staffs-Photography Editor, Advertising, Circulation. KATHLEEN LE BOEUF AJ rhe flaizzkr ifz ber bear! ra rhe ir. HARRY MANN Earl: mmz J belief fr fight 'zzz hu 01612 eye. Industrial Arts Club 2, Senior Play Props and furniture, Base ball 1. PAUL MESSERLE A ,refue of lwmor it the jzfft balance of all Ike ffzmlfief of mm. Football 1, 2, 3, Basketball lg Baseball 2. jg MWWWB 1---Q Afijw 152525 jwwW7f L MPV WMMZMW M W We f f Ki PATRICIA MAROCCO A lfillllillg way and zz fl'll.l'ffIZg friend. Booster Club 1, 2, 3, 4, G.A.A. 1, 35 Chorus lg Red Cross Council 1, Tri-I-li 2, 3, 4g Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Junior Ring Committeeg junior Prom Committees-Decoration, Tickets and Programsg Drapcrian Staff-Circulation. ROBERT MIDDLETON You mn do zllljfhillg with zz rwmizzg Jimi. vm. Student Council 3, 43 F.T.A, 45 Key Club 2, 3, 4g Viking 3g Band 1, 25 Choir 35 Cross Country-1, 25 Wrestling 2, Basketball 1, 35 junior Class President, Junior Prom Committee-Decoration, junior Ring Committeeg Senior Play Cast, Draperian Staff-Advertising, Literary. rw y it 21135, 4' CHRISTINE MASSAL A welcome ndrfitiozz fo any place. Q' G.A.A. 1, 4g l.R.C. 4, Red Cross Council 1, Tri-Hi 45 Senior Play Cast, Tickets and Programs-Chairman, Draperian Staffs- Advertising, Circulation, Literary. I U 1 JEFFRY NALEWJKA Yoz1fh if the fever' of I'6f1Ji0lI.H f Key Club 2, 3, 4, junior Prom Committee. LORRAIN E MELIDEO Fair and peppy, llmff her charm. Booster Club 1, 2-Secretary, 3-Sergeant-at-Arms, 43 G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4-Sergeant-at-Arms, Student Council 2, 3, Tri-Hi 2, 3, 4, Viking 55 Cheerleader-1-Freshman, 2-junior Varsity-Captain, 3- Varsity, 4-Varsity, junior Prom Committees-Refreshments, Dec- orationg Junior Ring Committee 3g Senior Play-Make-up-Chain mang Junior Prom Court. 0 . wx 'fm xp, -t MARILYN MICSKI 'U' A fair exterior if 4 Jilent recommendation. Booster Club 1, 2, 3, 4, F.T.A. 4, Student Council 2, Tri-Hi 2 Sergeant-at-Arms, 3, 4, Viking 4g Band 1, 2, Choir 3, 4, Cheer- leader 1-Freshman, 2-junior Varsity, Junior Prom Committee- Chairman-Clean Up, Decoration, Senior Play-Costume Committee- ' Chaiimang Draperian Staffs-Advertising, Circulation, junior Prom Court. U C L., I , BERNARD NARDINI Be strong and of good courage, 0 Student Council 4-Parliamentariang Choir 4, Football 1, 2, 3, 4 Basketball 1, 2, junior Prom Committees-Decoration, Clean Up Senior Play Committee-Scenery. SANDRA MOORE A man Jayf what he knozofg a woman what .rlae plea5eJ. Booster Club 2, 3, G.A.A. 2, Tri-Hi 2, 3, 43 Chorus lg junior Prom Committee-Decoration, Draperian Staff-Literary. Style ix the dren of tlyonghtf' G THOMAS NASTARS A good rport, el trne friend, and cl worker. Q Red Cross Council 45 Choir 2, 3, Football 1, 2, 5, 4-C0-captain, Basketball-1, 2, 3, 4, Junior Prom Committee, Senior Play Cast. 'U U 1 A f-15 CAROL NIEMIEC Q Booster Club 1, 2, 5, 4-Historian, Tri-Hi-1, 2, 3, 4, Choir 45 0' junior Prom Committee-Decorationg Senior Play Cast, Make-upg Draperian Staffs-Circulation, Literary. LOUIS NICOLELLA Life if jnrt one darn thing after another. D.A.V. 1, 2, 3, 4, Band 1, 2, 5, 4, Draperian Staffs-Circulation, Advertising. WILLIAM NITSCHE Still wfzferf wuz deep. Football 1, 2, 3, 4g Basketball 1, 2, Decorationg Senior Athletic Association. 33 Senior ,gag WARREN OLIVER MfzmzerJ make the man Cross Country 15 junior Prom Committee. Play Committee- YOKO OSAWA H1'17?ZbIlJ'.fdd0l'J' are the eyef am! emzr of the world. Booster Club 4g G.A.A. 45 I.R.C. 4g Student Council 4g Tri-Hi 4-Chaplaing Viking 43 Draperian Staff-Artg Foreign Exchange Student 4. I ROZANNE PARILLO 'ifllwfzyr with fl lmzgla, ez jeff, and rl smile for all. v Booster Club 1, 2, 3, 4, G.A.A. 1, Choir 1, Student Council 1, 2, 3, -4-Corresponding Secretary, Tri-Hi 2-Secretary, 3, 4, Viking 1, 2, 3, 4, Co4chairman of 1962 Follies, Follies Committee 1, 2, 3, 45 Chorus 1, 2, Majorettes 1, 2, 3-Head Majorette, 4-Head Majoretteg Majorette Cotillion of 1960-Chairman, junior Prom Committee-Decoration, junior Prom Queen, Senior Class Vice- Presidentg Senior Ball Chairman. l Y Q GARY PAIGE Silence if golden. 'ix A Band 1, 3. M , C Aoigllltf F HJ ,awww if 1 V rl gjfffsplj Y ERILLO ' vi? ' B if ztla ll gif! of laugh e . ff er Club 1, 2-President, - reesurer, 4, G.A.A. 1, 2, Tri-Hi 2, 3, 4, Senior Class Serge t-a-Arms, Cheerleader-Freshmen 1, junior Varsity 2 Varsity 4Captaing junior Prom Committee- Decoration. SUZANNE POSLUSZNY I have 11 bear! uf-itla mom for every joy. Booster Club 1, 23 G.A.A. 1, 2, Red Cross Council 1, 2, 3, Tri-Hi 2, 5, 4, Chorus 1, 2, Cheerleader 2-Junior Varsity, 3-Junior Varsity, junior Prom Committees-Clean-up, Decoration, Refresh- ments-Chairmang junior Ring Committee, Senior Play-Costume Committee, Draperian Staff-Circulation, Junior Prom Court. DONALD PETTENGILL Men of few worrlr are the ber! men. Hi-Y 4-Secretary, Viking 4, Senior Athletic Association, Chess 'Gigi Club 2-Vice President, Wrestling 3, 4, Baseball 4, Track 35 Senior Play Committee-Props and Furniture. BERNA QUACKENBUSH A welcome link izz any chain of frie12d.rl9ip. it 'll A woman .rho roomy of cheerful yefterday and confident to- morrowr. Booster Club 2, 3, 4g G.A.A. 3g Tri-Hi 3, 4g junior Class Parlia- rnentariang Choir 2, 3, 45.-Iunior Prom Committeeg Junior Ring Committee. 5. HAROLD PIERONE Never my more tlmfz if :zereJmry. Q .. I SUSAN RIANO RICHARD RAKOWSKI Knowledge if proud that be loo: lefzrn'd Jo much. Hi-Y 4g National Honor Society 43 I.R.C. 3, 4g junior Prom Com- mittee-Decorationg Senior Play Castg Draperian Staffs-Advertising, Circulation. Live-y01z'1'e only young once. Football 25 Track 5, Industrial Arts Club 25 Choir 2, 3g Baseball Z, junior Prom Committee-Decoration, Senior Play Committee- Props and Furniture Chairman. .f-Q ll! RICHARD SACCOCIO Sunny .ride up. D.A.V. 1, 4, Hi-Y 2, 3g Viking 3g Football 1, 2, 3, 45 Wrestling 4, Track 3, 4, junior Prom Committee-Decoration, Senior Play- Scenery-Chairmang Draperian Staff-Advertising. LOUIS RIANO JANIS ROBINSON The 7lZIlJjL' ffm! mu deeper! renrla, ir cordial speech. Booster Club 1, 2, 5, F.T.A. 5, G.A.A. 1, 2, National Honor Society 4, Student Council 2, 4g Tri-Hi 2, 3, 4g Sophomore Class Treasurer 2g Band 3g Chorus 1, 2, Junior Class Historian, Choir 2, 45 Cheerleader-Freshman 1, junior Varsity 2, junior Prom Committee-Decorationg Senior Play Committee-Props and Furni- tureg Draperian Staffs-Advertising, Literary, Junior Prom Court. A good man doubler the length of hi: life. Football 1. JUDITH ROGERS Wire to remlve, and patient to perform. Booster Club 4, National Honor Society 4, I.R.C. 4, Red Cross Council 4, Tri-Hi 4, Band 1, 2, 3, 45 junior Prorn Committee-Deo orationg Senior Play Committee-Scenery, Publicity, Tickets and Programsg Draperian Staff-Art. RICHARD SIMEK PATRICIA ROWBOTHAM A good heart is 4 letter of fredii. Booster Club 1, 2, F.T.A. 3-Secretary, 4-Vice President, I.R.C. 2 3-Secretary, 4-Historian, Tri-Hi 2, 3, 4-Secretary, Band 1, 2, 3 4, Chorus 1, 2, Senior Play Committee-Tickets and Programs Draperian Staff-Literary. Gentle of Jpeerla, befzefirefzt of mind. Booster Club 1, F.T.A. .3, 4-Secretaryg Tri-Hi 5, 4, Draperian Staff-Literary. SANDRA RYAN Chorus 15 I.R.C. 2, 3, 4, 'Ei' EDWARD SINDON I A smile if worth rl million but deem? :oft a rent. Red Cross Council 1, 4, Tir-Hi 2, junior Prom Committee- Decoration' Senior Pla -Pro s and Furniture Committee, Dra- f Y P perian Staffs-Photography, Literary. The flrefzgrla of twenty men. Student Council 1, 4-Sergeant-at-Arms, Sophomore Class Vice President, Football 1, 2, 3, 4g Basketball 13 junior Prom Commit tee-Decoration, Draperian Staff-Literary. PAMELA SECOR fl? Muni Sl? Patience if the bert of all inftrzzctorf' Tri-Hi 2. RONALD SMITH He only ir el well-made mon who haf 4 good determimztiofzf' National Honor Society 45 Key Club 2, 3-Secretary, 4-Presidentg Student Council 4-Treasurerg Sophomore Class Sergeant-at-Armsg junior Class Vice-Presidentg Football 1, 2, 3g Cross Country 45 Wrestling 2, 3-Manager, 4g Basketball 15 Track 1, 2, 4g junior Prom Committee-General Chairmang Draperian Staff-Co-Editor. GAIL SITZER DOUGLAS STAFFORD To him pleaxure comer before duty. 'Senior Athletic Associationg Chess Club 2-President. joHN SUTTON Life would be intolerable were it not for iff f1m1zJe1ne1zlf. Football lg Basketball 1, 2g Track lg Junior Prom Committee. LINDE TALERICO A wink if df good 611' zz nod to the wixef' Tri-Hi 2, 3, 4g junior Prom Committee-Decorationg Senior Play Committee-Publicityg Draperian Staff-Literary. S. ROBERT VERRIGNI He if fleet of foot. Key Club 43 Cross Country 1, 2, 3, 4-Captaing Wrestling 1, 2, 3, 4- Co-Captaing Track 2, 3, 4-Co-Captaing Draperian Staff-Literaryg .IO-ANN TOMMASON E A wire and mzderrtandifzg laearlf' Booster Club 2, 3, 4, Student Council 3, 4, Tri-Hi 2, 3-Historian 4, Viking 3, junior Prom Committee-Clean-up, Draperian Staff: Literary. ANTONIO VIANNA Rea.ro1z mm' mlm jIll?ig77I6lZf, llae qualifier especially belonging to zz lenn'er. ' National Honor Society 4-President, Key Club 2, 3-President, 4g Red Cross Council 1, 2-Treasurer, Student Council 2-Sergeant-ab Arms, 3-Photographer, 4-President, Sophomore Class President, A.F.S. Student to Belgium, Representative to Inter-Scholastic Youth Council 3, 43 Senior Band 1, 2, 3, Stage Band 1, 2, 3, Foot- ball 1, 2, 3, 4-Co-captain, Basketball 1, Junior Prom Committee- Clean-upg Draperian Staff-Advertising, Follies Stage Manager 3. PATRICIA URBANCZYK DimpleJ are the will of all joy. Tri-Hi 2, 3, junior Prom Committee-Decoration, Draperian Staffs-Literary, Circulation. BARBARA VON WEDEL ' Silence, more muiiml than any Jong. Booster Club 25 Tri-Hi 2, 5, 45 Band 15 Majorettes 2, 3, 45 Dra- perian Staff-Circulation. 'NNE A quiet allraciive ,bind of grace. F.T.A. 4-Treasurerg G.A.A. 15 Red Cross Council 45 Student Council 25 Tri-Hi 2, 35 junior Prom Committee-Refreshments5 Senior Play Committee-Publicity5 Draperian Staffs-Literary, Cir- culation. EUGENE VILLANO Il mrzfterf 7201 how long you live, but bow well. Football 15 junior Prom Committee. NANCY WELDON J! Ml M lf ,U SHERRILL WILLIAMS Good humor teorhex olmrmf to loft. Booster Club 1, 2g F.T.A. 45 G.A.A. 1, 2, 4g Student Council 1, 2, 4-Recording Secretaryg Tri-Hi 4g Viking 45 junior Class Treasurerg Choir 4-Vice-Presidentg Junior Prom Committee-Deco- rationg junior Ring Committee-Chairmang Draperian Staff-Cin Culationg Majorettes 1-Substitute, 2, 3, 4. , .W of Wlfm M i DONALD WICKS W. W til W . Cross Country 1. eJJ of youll? erzzptf in lime. CAROLE ZADROZNY A spark of fun if a wonderful quality. TriiHi 2, 5, 4g Viking 33 Junior Prom Committee-Decorationg Senior Play-Props and Furniture Committeeg Draperian Staffs- Literary, Circulation. PHYLLIS ZMYEXVSKI She deserves pfzradife who makes ber companions laugh. Booster Club 2, 3, 4-Vice-Presidentg Red Cross Council 5g Tri-Hi 2, 3, 43 Senior Class Treasurerg Chorus lg Choir 1, 2, Cheerleader 1-Freshman-Captain, 5-junior Varsity-Captain, 4-Varsity, junior Prom Committee-Decorationg Draperian Staffs-Photography, Ad- vertising. MARSHALL CRUM Tomorrow and tomorrow and tomorrow 4.- is ' , X A W. . 'fp fr - meme . M4230 f 5' 2 ,xv L.-'I' A HkT4+. Q-iz -' ' Gym class Q' Q3 U Our Square Where do we go now? uw-sf ' nr, A U . . L-'C 8. 4 N, The Captain's in a HuddIe Batter Up! Teams in a Huddle So I said to him... up 4.- 'Q' WN' ' X Q' re iz. M, if Frosh Captain Where are the boys? Our graceful cheerleaders! Kindergarten 1949-1950 OUR RETURN TRIP The year is 1972 as our spacecraft lands at the Schenectady County spaceport. We found the trip to be very enjoyable through the efforts of our pilots, CHUCK LE GERE and DAVE LYNCH, and space hostess, DALE BALLENTINE. We received permission to land from BILL DE LUCIA and JOHN SUTTON in the control tower. We had a smooth landing due to the skill of the ground crew consisting of JOE ANGERAMI, DAVE AUMILLER, GENE VILLANO and PAUL MESSERLE. As we left the space- craft, we boarded a helicopter piloted by TOM NASTARS, who proceeded to give us a tour of the city. Our first stop was the Vianna General Hospital, headed by Dr. ANTONIO VIANNA. His staff includes chief medical technician JUDY ROGERS, dietitian FREDENE KAST- NER, and nurses, LINDA ADAMS and ARLENE CONTE. We were greeted by the receptionist DIANE DOULIN and medical secretaries PAT DE MARCO and PAT MOROCCO. We were taken to the experimental labs by ANGELA CORRADI where DENNIS DURRANT finally succeeded in developing a six-foot rabbit. Our next stop was the RAKOWSKI and VERRIGNI Research Labs. There we toured the plant and saw secretaries SUE BARKLEY, DONNA DAGOSTINO, JO-ANN TOMMASONE, SANDY MOORE, GRACE GRAHAM, ELAINE HANKE, PAT URBANCZYK, and ROZANNE PARILLO busily typing. As we continued our tour of the plant, we visited the advertising design department headed by CAROLINE AN- DRYSZCZYK with ED LEONARD, LANNY LIVINGSTON, BILL BEADNELL, and LINDA FERRANTE as her assistants. In the sales department we came upon TOM BAUM, BILL NITSCHE, BERNIE NARDINI, ALAN CRAIG, and FRANK HUGHES. We also met RICHARD BLANCHARD, RON SMITH, JEFF NALEWJKA, DON PETTENGILL, BOB MIDDLETON, GARY PAIGE, BOB BUEHLER, JANIS ROBIN- SON and HARRY CURTIS who are now prominent engineers. Other employees in- cluded BERNA QUACKENBUSH, HAROLD PIERONE, LOUIE NICOLELLA, GAIL SITZER, KATHY LE BOEUF, ELSIE LAWRENCE, LINDE TALERICO, PAM SE- COR, BARB VON WEDEL, NANCY WELDON, PHYLLIS ZMYEWSKI, PETE FRIGULETTO and JOHN D'AMICO. We left the plant near closing time and met DOREEN CASSIDY, MARSHALL CRUM, and CAMILLE DI FABBIO coming into work. Before boarding the helicopter we saw WARREN OLIVER, GARY HOWE, DON- ALD WICKS, and NORMAN ALFIERI who were home on leave from the Navy. From the helicopter we looked down on the Plaza and saw that RIT SACCOCIO was starring in a comedy and that LOU RIANO'and MARILYN MICSKI were in a motion picture based on SHARON CONROY'S best selling novel, Good Timer at Draper. The next thing we did was visit the homes of CAROL NIEMIEC, CAROLE ZAD- ROZNY, and ELLEN DOBLER where we learned that SUZANNE POSLUSZNY, LORRY MELIDEO, and SHIRLEY PERILLO were successful beauticians and that SUE RIANO and BARB IOVINELLI managed dress shops. Our last stop was our Alma Mater where WALT CALLAHAN, SANDY RYAN, CHRIS MASSAL, EILEEN KEXEL, CAROL CASTORINA, ANNA MARIA DE MIDIO, PAT ROWBOTHAM, and SHERRY WILLIAMS were dispensing knowledge. As we walked through the halls we,recalled many of the happy memories which we shared with YOKO OSAWA. We also saw RIT SIMEK delivering groceries to the school from SINDONI'S Market. DAN MANEY took a group picture of us and RON JANCEK said a prayer for our safe return before we left on our spacecraft. W Two Des perndos When does the Party start? VUhat's Everybody Looking ut? Quit Goofing Off Ft I'll Ez1tAnything Wlmen I'm Hungry! Congratulations, Pat. Keep Your Eye On Conte!! A Moment of Relaxation The 3 E's, Elaine, Eileen and Elsie. Our Yoko Look, Girls, Here's Troy Donahue! l! Take Me To Your Pizza! ' ','5 Cf .Luz 5: s 5 s 430' A Q Well Push Me Already! 097 '1Q'12'e Qef e1'F'eO'G-o 4' 6bQOG , folio' we 510.909 9'5'0Q1'06 Qllf QQ? 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G I 6 JQQ'7O'i1:'76 06lfles CQ-052605 JDPQ 6 840590 Q85 60 - 62 619 6. f The End. . . And The Beginning Graduation . . . and the end of twelve years of grade and high school . . . the beginning of a new era for you. Many ofyou will be going on to college, to technical schools . . . while others will be going directly to jobs. Whichever your course may be, remember that your education doesn't stop when you finish school. You can keep on learning . . . by reading, by being constantly curious on your job, about everything you do, and finding answers to your questions. You can't stand still . . . for space-age America holds little for those who refuse to make progress. The scientists of the future need trained workers to back them up . . . technicians who can build from their plans. ln business, in communica- tions . . . in arts and the professions . . . there's a future for those who keep learning . . . those who acquire more skills and more knowledge. At General Electric, the future will demand trained personnel every- where . . . to design the machines, to build them, and to operate them . . . to handle the vast amount of work to be done in new ways, with new products. General Electric is not alone in this . . . for every firm finds itself in need of men and women with ability and training, in every degree. ln the years ahead, miss no opportunity to add to your store of knowledge. Keep searching for facts, for theories . . . for the basic information you will need to help you grow in your chosen field. lf you do learn, you'll fit into the pattern of the future . . . ready to accept the opportunities it holds for success. GENERAL ELECTRIC SCHENECTADY PLANT SWART'S LAUNDERETTE , THE SHOPORAMA 637 s+oIo SI. 2733 G'- Harland Ave- I300 Alfamonf Ave. Cor. Noh' Terrace Schenwady- New York Phone EL 5-4020 Phone FR 2-8832 PHONE FR 7-I9I0 LaMALFA BROS. BARBER SHOP THE WILLS OPTICAL CO. PETER ood PHIL, Props. 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INC. You name +I1e sporf, we have fhe equipment SPORTING GOODS 202 Sfafe SI'reeI' Sclnenecfady, New Yorlc Your aufhorized Spalding dealer. FR 2-OI69 JOE MAIURO RAY LAVALLEE 426 S+a'I'e SI'ree+ AIR-O PLUMBING 8: HEATING A -5 A SUPPLY CO., INC. 2994 Guilderland Ave. F. F d PHONE EL 5-4900 mer oo s A ' , sl Complimenfs of F. J. CARLSON 8: SONS 2627 Broadway PHONE DI 6-I26I UNITED TREE SERVICE I02I High Bridge Road Schenecfady, New York EL 5-67I0 CompIimen'rs of PINE GRCVE DAIRY, INC We have a compIe'I'e home delivery service. Visifors Always Welcome CONNELLY'S Milk and Ice Cream BuiIds Champions FARMS PLANT Duanesburg. lI20 Erie Blvd. New York Schenecfady, N. Y. For Compe'ren+ Insurance Planning IT'S TER BUSH AND PCWELL, INC. I48 CIinI'on SI'ree'I Schenecfady FR 4-775 I Congra+uIa+ions, Class of '62 SEGEL'S JEWELERS 4II S'raI'e S+. Schenedady, New York CompIimen'I's of CompIimen'rs of -I-UCKER-S PALMA LUMBER CO. 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