Niagara Falls High School - Niagarian Yearbook (Niagara Falls, NY)

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GOVERNORS - FIRST ROW: Kathy Ligamarri, Pamela Legg, Donna Stephens, Bill Lops, Sandra Fields, Donna Skrlin, Gail Andres, Joe Genovese, Janet Militello, Brian Talbot, Mary Cardamone, Dennis Morgan, Carol Buscemi, Cheryl Taylor, Paulette Whittle, Marie Meierer. SECOND ROW: Bonnie Bhagwat, Bob Anderson, John Goodfellow, John Viso, John Zankowski, Stan Cole, David Winker, Chuck Harding, Dianna DiCamillo, Bob Woicik, Elyse Olearczyk, Craig Finger, James Lemkei THIRD ROW: Pat Robertson, Bob Ins- keep, Ralph Minervino, Frank Carter, Rick Havens, Tom Dominski, Charles Glover, Roger Fabin, Bruce Semans: STLIDE T COUNC STUDENT COUNCIL OFFICERS: Joe Hurst, Curtis Bol- den, Mr. A. Chille, Advisory Gwen Mackenna, Joe Genovese. Every homeroom at Niagara Falls High School is a state represented in the Student Council by a governor and a lieutenant-governor. The governors meet weekly to transact business pertaining to stu- dent activities. A record of the meeting is sent to each homeroom in the form of an agenda sheet. Thus the students are informed of what's up. The Student Council this year sponsored a Spud-nut sale, the Sal- vation Army Christmas baskets, and dances after home basket- ball games, The proceeds from the dances go to the general stu- dent fund, part of which will be used for a Block N dinner hon- oring our athletes. The dances also promoted school spirit. An innovation this year was the Tri-School Council, consisting of the officers and two representatives from each of the three high schools in Niagara Falls. Three times yearly this council met to ex- change ideas and make suggestions for better coordination of ac- tivities and proiects. Student Council officers for I96l-1962 are: President, .loe Hurst, Vice President, Joe Genovese, Secretary, Gwen MacKenna, Treas- urer, Curtis Bolden. Mr. A. Chille is their advisor. LIEUTENANT-GOVERNORS - FIRST ROW: Richard Siegel, Alberta Previte, Carol Maturani, Anne Cale, Rene Phillips, Marian Farella, Carol Zanghi, Charles Granata, Sandra Rangatore, Bridget Walsh, Rose Rizzotto, Judi Conierti, Mary Davis, Shirley Seals, Joe Critelli. SECOND ROW? Frances Leardini, Norma Josey, Mary Ann Rinaldo, Tom Rinallo, Edward Barter, Richard Briand, John Scavulli, Martin Sawma, Louis Muzzillo, Thomas Martin, Daniel Shapiro, Carolyn Hager. THIRD ROW: Lorraine Sunicki, David Graff, Edward Cec- cato, Michael Colucci, Clarence Pace, Phillip Keller, Gary Falsetti, Allan Keicher, Michael Panepinto, Gary Martin, Bonnie Lutz. ford 96.-,

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BOTTOM TO TOP: Pat Zachary, Connie Parise, Susan Feldmeyer, Judy Soluri, Carol Maturani, Charlene White, Ruby Pinzotti, Miss R. Vanderhoft, Advisor, Dorothy Sobczyk, Sandy Thomson, Barbara JU IOR R The maior goal of this worthy group is the Red Cross Drive to raise funds for Junior Red Cross projects. These activities include sending school supplies to underprivi- leged children and cheery decorations and gifts to hos- pitalized veterans during holiday seasons. Marie No- walci, Kathy Constantine, and Rosemary Love are our Officers -- SEATED: Virginia Sally, Karen Tato, Dangelo, Miss R. Vanderhoff, Advisor. Buchanon, Barbara Munger, Fay Dickie, Phyllis Bobek, Claudia Mil- ler, Rosalie Dangelo, Joyce Kowalski, Irene Simpson, Daniel Sha- piro, Thomas Rinalla. ED CROSS representatives at the lnterschool Council meetings. The otticers are: Virginia Sally, President, Rosalie Dangelo, Vice-President, Joyce Kowalski, Secretary, Ruby Pinzotti, Treasurer, Karen Tato, Assistant Treasurer, Miss R. Van- derhott, Advisor. Kathy Costantino, Rosemary Love. STANDING: Rosalie

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CHRONICLE STAFF, FIRST ROW: Mary Davis, Linda Becker, Patrick Nalbone, Marie Terrano, Linda Heck, Christine Jarosz, Marcia Mo- solf, Ann Ewalt, Janice Goodman, Sally Madei, Marilyn Lampmun, Joan Lynch, Shirley Seals, JoAnn Basso. SECOND ROW: Patricia Toni, Lillian Williams, Mary Long, Joyce Talarico, Margaret Zecco, CHRONICLE Our highly praised school paper, The Chronicle, aFforded an opportunity for all those interested in iournalism to gain valuable experience and provided the student body with accurate news ot school functions and personalities. Joan Lynch and her Capa- ble staff, under the guidance of Mr. W. Brady, succeeded in putting forth a publication worthy of the merits it has received. The facts and fun presented were appreciated by the many subscribers. CHRONICLE REPRESENTATIVES, FIRST ROW: Maria D'Angela, Pa- tricia Bates, Richard Haick, Julianne Griggs, Betty McGhee, William Lops, Gretchen Rice, Cheryl Brown, Arlene Falzone, Lucia Ven- turelli, Karen Olsen, Charlene White, Karen Armstrong. SECOND ROW: Carol Zanghi, Teresa Pietras, Kathy Pasco, Priscilla Ashley, S wa Joy Colucci, Lorraine Ponzi, Susan Kadykowski, Teresa Pietras, Vic- toria Delill, Lorraine Sunicki. THIRD ROW: Donna Skrlin, Louise Hooper, Dorothy Hughes, Susan Stack, Ronald Brooks, Bob Gellman, George Courson, Gretchen Mess, Rosalie Dangelo, Adulia Talbott. A vote of thanks to Joan Lynch, Editor-in-chief, Lillian Williams, News Editor, Ma-rie Terrano, Feature Eclitorg Joy Colucci, Sports Editor, Louise Hooper, Editorials and Adulia Talbott and Lorraine Sunicki, Business Managers. LEFT TO RIGHT SEATED: Marilyn Lamp- man, Margaret Zecco, Dorothy Hughes, Joan Lynch. STANDING: Marie Terrano, Louise Hooper, Lorraine Sunicki, Adulia Talbott, Lillian Williams, Joy Colucci. Norma Josey, Marilyn Leone, Linda Heck, Ann Ewalt, Patricia Toni THIRD ROW: Susan Kaclykowski, .lane Schroeder, Eileen Brooks Frank Giancola, Anthony Scrufari, Louise Hooper, Sally Landes, Alice Perry, Donna Skrlin.