Draper High School - Draperian Yearbook (Schenectady, NY)

Page 28 text:

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.

Page 27 text:

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

Page 29 text:

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.