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X . DORIPANDR Q , l JORG NSEN3 Z Coming io PH Tha year Trom across The xoolfpodtwos elleded ereT y,o her- o e- roomdiacling snolilm- OKIJ, 's rr? Tp ' noy Dgris 'iv el' !?xilTure p ns 'inclugz college. r lg- J , DOROTHY KADAR DoT, she is bofh- ered by people who are always laTe, wanTs Cl career and Then a hus- band. She was acTive in The LaTin and Office Machines clubs and The Milesfone. FRED KATZMAN KoTz has been ac- Tive in l:ooTball, lnTra' mural BaskeTball, WresT- ling and Bowling. Our TuTure college man's peT peeve is, Teaching a Tish To swim? HELEN KENDZIERSKI Red, a member of The Typing Club, wanTs To be a secreTary in a lawyer's office. She warns, Don'T coll me ShorTiel SANDRA E. KRINEY Oh, for Those wide open spaces in The WesT, says Sandy, who was acTive in The ExecuTive Council, For- um, Spanish and Biol- ogy Clubs, UsherSquad and The school choirs. JOAN H. KENNISON STudenT Council, Usher Squad, ExecuTive Council, MilesTone,and Sophomore Class Sec- reTary are some of Jo's many acTiviTies. She hopes To aTTend Skidmore College aTTer graduaTion. BOB KINDIG Bob, who will be remembered as a mem- ber oT our ouTsTanding l95O FooTball Team, and of The WresTling Team, plans To spend The nexT Tour years in college. His peT peeve - WhaT do you say. glass boy? RHUBENA KEITH Rici is heading Tor a TuTure in medicire or modern languages. She was acTive in The Span- ish Club and A Cap- pella. CLAIRE ANN KENDZIERSKI Claire, who doesn'T like conceiTed boys, kepT busy in The Typing Club. She'll Take a Trip around The world some- day. HAROLD R. KNIGHT AnoTher candidaTe Tor The Air Force is Royie whose peT peeve is lrene by her- selT. During his Tour years in high school, he has been on The FooT- ball, Track and WresT- ling Teams. LORRAINE KRASNICK Rainey, who haTes crew cuTs, was acTive in The Library Council. Afler graduaTion, she hopes To go To a Junior College To prepare for a musical career. HOWARD P. KRINICK Band, Track, Proiec- Tion Club, PhoTography Club, and Shop Club, are some of l'lowie's acTiviTies. We wish you luck as an orThodonTisT. GEORGE KYLE Ano er oT:xe,V9cY2x ' ge h b in The Semis my T C6TJncil xeou 'w'+TQ'b?:5i..,ei?fh5- rig 6owr'n'b Cl b. us' ' gleevedn by ll eiiwho are ull business. LOIS l. LARMOUR Nursing school is nexT Tor Lois who has kepT busy on The Mile- sTone STQTT. People ThaT are always bragging annoy Lois The mosT. .frjv . fm RALPH LAURO Walking To school in The morning doesn'T agree wiTh Ralph, a Tu- Ture chemical engineer. He was Homeroom Chairman in his Sopho-f more year. 1 ,. r' I.. 1 , ,A ' f D797 -1 4 , u,f , 1 , s. 2 ,fpf4.s4. MQW' of 'v 1: V -rf-r-1 vc ,cliff-
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NANCY E. HOBSON Nan has been very acfive on Hi-Tri, and Ihis year was Home- room Treasurer. She plans fo follow in Flor- ence Nigh'ringale's fool- sfeps. JAMES B. HODGSKIN Jim has been faifh- ful member of fhe Pro- iecfion Squad. He plans lo become a dairy farmer. Sfudenfs who Talk during class annoy him. RICHARD C. '-3 HOWELL 'ffesbe a flyer is Per- didoi' ambifion. He's 'J n ,the Cross qqniry I for +wo Q ars',and' wa a mem- ,Qr of? Pr ciion Chg wise msh- ma ' is hisfpetpeeve. x it ' r ROBERT HOWELL Bob, a fulure his- fory Teacher, dislikes weelc-end homeworlr as- signmenls las do so many of usl. He has been acfive in fhe Pro- ieclion and Traclc clubs and Inframural Baskef- ball. JOYCE V. HUKING Don'+ malre fun of my dog pleads Joyce. Acfive in Sludenf Coun- cil, Execufive Council, Milesfone, Tennis, and A Cappella, her fulure plans include merchan- dizing. HERBERT L. HUSH Hush has been on Ihe Foofball, Traclc and Wreslling 'reams for fhree years. We hope he succeeds in living a life of luxury. N' ROBE s ecial in Play. Also, SAT, 'rman lhe Social V om'rhi+- . rind is 'Tu- e rn engineer- or chem- PAT. IANNIELLO, JR. Pal is irlced by Big Wheels. While in PHS, he was on lhe Freshman Baseball Ieam. His ambiiion is io have a new Cadillac. Lel's hope you gel if, Pal, STEPH. IANNOTTA, Jr. Sieve has gone our for Baseball for four years. Also, he was ac- five in lnframural Bas- kefball and 'rhe Press Club. Good luck in de- signing your own yachl, Sieve. ROSE IMPORTICO Being acfive in 'rhe Typing Club prepared Roe for fulure worlr in an office. She has an aversion for bobby socks worn wiih baller- inas. GILBERT R. JACKSON For lhe pasf Iwo years Gil has had fhe unpublicized buf necessary iob of man- aging fhe Baseball and Baslcefball feams. He'll become a veferinarian. LAURENCE D. JACKSON Foafball has played a big role in Jap's high school career. Af- 'rer graduafion he's heading for The medical profession. MICHAEL J. JACKSON Keep a model A named Hal Rod our of Milce's way. He has served on fhe Siu- denf Council and hopes lo become a sales en- gineer. Lois of luck Milne. DON JOHNSON Don, who wanls fo, be an archaeologisl' a++er graduafion, sang his way fhrough fhe Mixed Chair and Boys' Ensemble. RICHARD R. JOHNSON Sporls rafe high wifh Ricky. He's been very acfive in J.V. and Var- si+y Foofball, Baslcelball and Baseball. Ricky is Sfudenf Council Vice- Presidenl' and is loalc- ing forward +0 college. Wha'r's irlcsome aboul' Glass Boy singing Mona Lisa?
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VERONICA ANNE LAVELLE Modern Dancing, Typing Club, Rhyfhmic Swimming. Baslwerball, Tennis, and Solfball have lmepl Vera busy during her high school years. l+'s homework fha? vexes her fhe mosr. Her furure plans in- clude being a medical secrefary. oys people on lime. her PHS Class and rure plans include col- lege. DOUGLAS LEVY College and Denial school are ahead for Doug, who was in Male Chorus, Mixed Chorus, French Club, and weni oul for Ten- nis. The driver of a cerfain Model A had beiferbecarefullhough. BARBARA E. LEWIS Shorlie was a member or' The Old Tess lamenf Club and be- longs lo l li-Tri. I-ler ambirion is lo reach Zi and her pei' peeve is bees in a classroom. ,Qi r'7'MMffl',-fQ,, L 1 I KEITH S. LOCK Bufch hopes io lravel around fhe world someday. Hes been acfive in lhe lnlramural Baslcefball for four years. l'lis pei peeve- people who lallm and say nolhing. JOHN W. LOCKE When Jack be- comes a cop le'l's hope he doesn'+ forgel us. Tall girls had beffer sieer clear of him. JOYCE F. LOCOVICZ People wiihouf a sense of humor irlc l.oco. Acfive on ihe Eniree, Milesfone and Typing Club, she'll en- fer fhe field of mer- chandising. U N K LOMBARDI M- ambiggl is , +9 e a me nic. ' Has bei n ,infk Band , for three yearfzgplaytf Boslcefb and kde f isoiifyncilfkwi sian cpnceifeabpwl V LUND r e m e m b e r and his I lg redheads in I enior Play. He al ep busy ggjAp the Senior Clos gl d on 'rhe Swim- mi and Track leams. ORENCEP Lus ARTEN L X, fvlbrwfzmboy if a peeve of Fics l'ler Ffibilion ' lo be an Iliiiferior gtoraior. Her aciiyyfes are As- sembly' Commi ee, Milesfjle, and Thjyp- inghnd Machine Clubs. -, . EVELYN BARBARA ANN LYONS Archery, Dramalics. Soilball and rhe Enfree lcepf Evie busy. She wanls To become a lady wresller. V . i is 1 . , I . EVELYN GILDA LOMBARDO f Evie wanis io be successful in life and accomplish a lol: Her pei peeve is conceifed and unfriendly people. OLGA LOUKIDES Olga has been a member of fhe Drama and Spanish clubs and lhe Execufive Council. Her pef peeve is peo- ple who ask foolish queslions. Her ambifion is 'ro be a buyer. JACK LYONS Jack doesn'+ lilre hard headed people. I-le plans 'ro become a commercial ariisi. His Pl-IS aclivifies are Var- siiy and JV Fooiball. RICH. G. MACKENZIE Mac has been a 'lailhful member of The Siege Eleciricians, fhe fellows who conlribuie so much, buf are sel- dom seen. He plans To enfer 'rhe business world. I
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