Benjamin Franklin High School - Key Yearbook (Rochester, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 112 of the 1957 volume:

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But also we knowf to our cost, that he never overlooks a mistake, or makes the smallest allowance for ignorance Thomas Huxley With this wise quotation in mind, we, the Seniors of Benjamin Franklin High School, hope that our yearbook will remind us in the future of the elementary truth that the life and fortune of every one of us will depend upon our knowing something of the rules of a game vastly more difficult and complicated than chess. In this KEY we proudly pre- sent a record of the year's events of our school where we learned some of the names and the moves of the pieces of the all-important game of life. -a To you, Mr. Sabin, we the Senior Class dedicate the 7957 KEY We are proud to salute you, a king who has played the game with skill and with that overflowing kindness which has shown us it is often better Contents Advertisers Page 93 Administration -- the King The key figure of any chess game can move one square in any direction. The co-ordinators of all phases and operations of our school, the administration, like the king, will not he checkmated in its endeavor to give us the finest school that is possible. 5 Citizenship Education Seated: Mr, J. Ernest Du Bois, Mrs. Irene Hecht, Miss Sarah Larmer, Miss Barbara Moore, Miss Dorothy Rozzi, Mr. Raymond Iman, Head; Miss Dama Zeffers, Mr. Russell Brigandi. Standing: Mr. Edward Mills, Mrs. Gail Crayton, Mr, John Clark, Mrs. Nelei� Martin, Mr. Frank Bukowski, Mr. Frank Hosic,Harold Swarth- out, Mr. Edward Quinn, Mrs, H Jeb N ttone, Mr. Isaac Chapetl, Miss Teresa Leene, Mr. Ma.tihewNHoffman. Seated: Miss Eleanor Ratcliffe, Miss Abrona Batz, Mr. Samuel Zornow, Head; Miss Shirley Sero, Mrs. Helen Young. Standing: Mrs. Helen Meinhardt, Miss Anna Ma- rie Rauber, Mr. Leon Leggfett, George Weber, Mrs. MafjoV Mrs, Elizabeth Palmer. Absq Mr. Harold Warner, Mr. ie Judd, Mrs. Laura Smith, tt: Mr, Benjamin Lipson. Business Education 12 MISS CATHERINE SULLIVAN Vice-Principal in Charge of Instruction MR. ABE HOLLANDER Vice-Principal in Charge of Pupil Services Advisers Seated: Mr. Abe Hollander, Vice- Principal in Charge of Pupil Services; Mrs. Dorothy Redding, Girls’ Adviser for Grades 7, 8, 9; Mr, Charles Stal- ker, Boys' Adviser for Grades 10, II, 12, Standing: Miss Dorothy Martens, Girls' Adviser for Grades 10, 11, 12; Mr. Merl Ringwood, Boys' Adviser for Grades 7t 8, 9. Department Heads Mr. H. Carlisle Taylor, for Mathe- matics; Mr. O. Matthew Lytiers, for Fine Arts; Mr. Harold Miller, for Science; Mrs. Katherine Connell, for English; Mr. Samuel Zornow, for Business Education; Mr. Dnmenic De Francesco, for Ancient and Alodern Foreign Languages; Mr. Willard A, Sabin, Principal; Miss Catherine Sul- livan, Vice-Principal in Charge of In- struction; Mr, Carl Chamberlain, for Health and Physical Education; Mr. Elston Yaeger, for Practical Arts; Mr. Raymond Iman, for Citizenship Educa- tion, 7 Special Services COUNSELORS—Front Row: Mr. Robert Smith; Miss Anna Marie Rauber; Mr, Abe Hollander, Vice-Principal in Charge of Pupil Services; Miss Patricia Carnahan. Second Row: Mr. Hyman Kap- lan; Mr. Donald Rahtjen; Mr. Matthew Hoffman. LIBRARIANS—Miss Edna Bayer, Mrs. Doris Fuller. SPECIAL INSTRUCTION—Mrs. Genevieve Cu- polo, Eighth Grade Teacher; Miss Ruth Klee, Seventh Grade Teacher; Mrs. Eleanor Burgess, Speech Therapy; Mrs. Catherine Eddy. 8 Faculty-the Queen The Queen is the most versatile piece on a chessboard. It is capable of moving in any direction to attack or to defend. Our faculty attacks valiantly the problems of our students and defends courageously the high quality of their education with the type of instruction that has made it the Queen of our know- ledge. 9 English Front Rou: Mr. Warren JefTeris, Mrs. Mary Hayes Mrs. Fay Law, Miss Elizabeth Seymour, Miss Lois Row- ley, Mrs. Katherine Connell, Head; Mrs. Ida Warner, Miss Miriam Levin, Mrs. Dorothy Fraser. Second Row: Miss Mikel Clark, Mr. Victor Bartohma, Mrs. Grace Knitter, Miss Catherine Donoghue, Mr. Ronald Proud, Mr, Joseph Gullo, Mr, Warren Humphrey, Mr, Charles Griffith, Mr. Roger Applebee, Mr. George Sherwood, Mr. Richard McHugh, Miss Virginia Primer, Mr. Nor- man Gebauer, Mrs. Martha De John, Mrs. Mildred Sidler, Mrs. Wayne Barlow. Foreign Languages 10 Front Row: Miss Irene Hess, Miss Flora Rizzo, Mr, Domenic DeFrancesco, Head. Second Row: Mr, Donald Rahtjen, Miss Agnes Peterson, Mr. Pincus Cohen, Mrs. Lena Pitoni, Mrs. Belle Sherman. Mathematics Front Row: Miss Margaret Lord, Mrs. Lawana Noftz, Mr. H. Carlisle Taylor, Head; Miss Stella Scardino, Mrs, Clara Bode, Miss Margaret Capezzuto. Standing: Mr. Albert Whitaker, Mr. Frederick Hawke, Mr. Gil- bert Crane, Mrs. Dorothy Morsheimer, Mr. Ronald Mig- liore, Mr. Janies Sims, Mr. Raymond Boland, Mr. Alfred Stiller, Science Seated: Mrs. Marguerite May, Mrs. Edna Daly, Miss Jane Canegaly, Mr. Harold Miller, Head; Mrs. Ruth Smith, Miss Esther Callahan. Standing: Mr. Arlo Carroll, 11 Mr. Charles Perham, Mr. James Vaiana, Mr. Harvey Thomas, Mr. Willis Newman, Mr. Raymond Wright, Mr. Hyman Kaplan, Mr. Robert Smith, Mr. Anthony Bctten, Citizenship Education Seated: Mr. J. Ernest Du Bois, Mrs. Irene Hecht, Miss Sarah Lartner, Miss Barbara Moore, Miss Dorothy Rozzi, Mr. Raymond Iman, Head; Miss Dama Zeffers, Mr. Russell Brigandi. Standing: Mr. Edward Mills, Mrs. Gail Crayton, Mr. John Frank Bukowski, Mr. Frank out, Mr. Edward Quinn, Mrs, Chapel I, Miss Teresa Leene, Mr Seated; Miss Eleanor Ratdiffe, Miss Abrona Batz, Mr. Samuel Zornow, Head; Miss Shirley Sero, Mrs. Helen Young. Standing: Mrs. Helen Meinhardt, Miss Anna Ma- rie Rauber, Mr. Leon Leggfett, Mr. Harold Warner, Mr. George Weber, Mrs. Marjorie Judd, Mrs. Laura Smith, Mrs. Elizabeth Palmer. Absqkt: Mr. Benjamin Lipson. Business Education 12 Fine Arts Miss Anne Morrow, Mr. C. Benjamin Scam me 11, Mrs. Helen Bloom, Mr. O. Matthew Lyders. Absent: Miss Marion Tuthill, Mr. Emil Maurer. Seated: Mr. Joseph Kuffino, Mr. James Finnegan, Mrs. Mary King, Mr. Elston Yaeger, Head; Mrs. Fannie Emery. Standing: Mr. William Read, Mr. Walter Ten- nent, Mr. William Schlageter, Mr. Arthur Mohr, Mr. Howard Eckert, Mr. Joseph Kaiser, Mr. Frank Duffy, Mr. Alfred Marini. Practical Arts 13 Health and Physical Education Seated: Miss Patricia Carnahan, Mrs. Patricia D’Ambro- sia, Miss Lillian Stavrevsky, Miss Deborah Powers, Miss Edna M, Snow, Miss Barbara Carter, Standing: Mr. Harold Roche, Mr. Carl Chamberlain, Head; Mr. Bur Beach, Mr. William Graf, Mr. Byron Sullivan Mauro Panaggio, Mr. Hobart Hoff, Mr. George H e Hat%y LUNCHROOM STAFF—First Row: Mr. Hilt, Mrs, Burdick, Mrs, Walker, Mrs, Strieb, Mrs. Baker, Mrs. Schlegel, Mrs. Sczelpanski, Miss Kuelp, Mrs. Maier, Mrs. Biskup, and Mrs. Merkey. OFFICE STAFF-—Miss Joyce Poshva, Mrs. Eve Litwin, Miss Nancy Wildzunas, Miss Mona Morrill, Joyce Fal- zone. MAINTENANCE—Standing: Mr. Lawrence Irwin. Seat- ed: Mr. Herman Wiostzke, Mr. Eugene Healy, Head Engineer. 14 Seniors ■■ the Knight The Knight has the most unique move of any chess piece. It leaps from a black square to a white square or from a white square to a black square. Our seniors have leaped” over all obstacles in the last five years of their memorable journey through our hallowed halls. 15 Senior Officers and Advisers Miss Patricia Carnahan Adviser Robert E. Gabbey President Mr. Matthew Hoffman Adviser Glenn Nitschke Kathleen Wagner Sylvia Agnello Vice President Corresponding Secretary Recording Secretary Leonard Goldman Boys' Social Chairman Rosalie Scicglone Girls' Sociat Chairman SENIOR CLASS COUNCIL—Front Row; Scicglone, Hallinen, Gabbey, Nitschke, Wagner, Goldman, Agnello. Second Row: Gay, Maxfield, Bergen, Stoehr, Omecinskyj. Third Row: Carnhi, Fox, Ovenburg, O'Connell, Broikou, Cherkasky, Fourth Row; Dengler, Epstein, Lieb, Sahmel, Bashta, Gustinis. Fifth Row; Janicki, Yates, Michiel- son, Valenza. 16 JOHN RICHARD ABATI: 52 Sidney Street PAUL W. ABBEY, JR. 1876 Norton Street SYLVIA YOLANDA AGNELLO 2244 Clifford Avenue RAYMOND S. ABRAMSON 15 Hudson Avenue CAROL J. ALFIERI 214 Ash wood Drive SENIORS JOSEPHINE M. ALONGI 364 Central Park LEO RAYMOND ALLWOOD 22 Princeton Street NORMA ALTRE 302 Sixth Street LUCILLE ALOI 300 Marne Street LOIS JOAN ANDREWS 1299 North Street JUDITH ADLER 74 Hinsdale Street JOYCE AROESTE 124 Strong Street 17 GEORGE JULES ASTKACHAN PETER JON BALCAEN 39 Bismark Terrace 312 Roycroft Drive GERALD H, BARNETT 121 Strong Street JOSEPH BARONE 328 Durnam Street JEANETTE BARTOSCH 1360 Portland Avenue AUDREY SONJA BASHTA ( 9 Cheralin Street PATRICIA ANN BASAMANM 138 Oneida Street ALAN BATJER 225 WaJzford Road PATRICIA BATTAGLIA 800 Portland Avenue ULLRIKE BAUDISCH 46 Cutler Street PATRICIA KAY BECKWITH 432 Remington Street ARCADIA BEDRIJ 22 Maria Street 18 JOHN BENESCH. JR. 227 Ash wood Drive MARLENE BENTIVEGNA 114 Claybrook Street IRMGARD MARTHA BERG 285 Hollenbeck Street BARBARA BERGEN 119 Walnut Park MARCIA BERNSTEIN 50 Avenue C DAVID J. BERRY 47 Ridgewood Drive ELAINE V. BEVACQUA 120 Walnut Park SANDRA BEVERLY BLOOM 20 Avenue D y t)jr 0 RITA F, J3IJ JBIANCU1 6 Herbert Street STEPHEN BODNER 61 Redwood Drive gT' SYLVjA A. BON A VILLA LIND, 113 Saranac Street 34 LINDA JANE BORLAND Terlawne Drive RICHARD MICHAEL BOROWSKI 1088 Joseph Avenue PATRICIA BRAHL 33 Durnan Street BARBARA HEDY BRAUSE 216 Avendale Road iJNDA MARY BRFNGARTH 61 Presque Street WALTER BUTENKO 35 Wilson Street NORMAN CACCAM15E 225 Oneida Street BETTY LOU CAMHI 140 Alphonse Street JAMES A. CAPPELLJNO 150 Marne Street 20 TERRY J. COLEMAN 118 Vista Drive UNDA M COMMUNALE 42 Miller Street LINDA CONTE 43V Portland Avenue WAYNE J. COOK 875 Chili Avenue 21 ANITA L. COOPER 91 Kelly Street DIANNE MARY CRAVOTTA 122 Pctrossi Drive PATRICIA GAIL CROWTHER 262 Peart Avenue PETER EDWARD CUMBO 222 Avenue E HOLLIS CUTLER 1605 St. Paul Street AMELIA D'AMICO 72 Harvest Street The game of chess is not merely an idle amusement; several very valuable qualities of the mind, useful in the course of human life, are to be acquired and strengthened by it, so as to become habits ready on all occasions; for life is SARAH JANE D'AMICO HO Bay Street AUBEY N. DANKNER 681 Joseph Avenue EDWIN HAROLD DAVIS 9 Pleasant Street JOYCE NATALIE DeLARIO 169 Portage Street MELVIN RICHARD DELL WESTLEY ALLEN DcLUCCA 1956 Clinton Avenue N. HO Sea View Avenue 22 DEANNA JOYCE DENGLER 246 Harisdak- Road ANTHONY F. DENTICO 19 Salisbury Street VIRGINIA MARIE DcROLLER 495 Avenue D RICHARD LOUIS DeSARRA 20 Oakman Street ELEANOR DeWITT JOSEPHINE MARIE DiBENEDETTO 258 Hartsdalc Road 640 Sixth Street a kind of chess, in which we have points to gain, and competitors or adversaries to contend with, and in which there is a vast variety of good and HI events, that are, in some degree, the effect of pru- dence, or the want of it. BENJAMIN FRANKLIN RICHARD DIERNA ROSALIE DiDIO 331 Columbia Avenue 68 Lang Street RAYMOND DiJAMES 1397 Clifford Avenue VALERIE ROSE DiMEO 638 Hollenbeck Street DOLORES ANN DIODATO 188 Ash wood Drive IRIS RITA Di PIETRO 1701 North Goodman Street JOANNE MAH IE DI SALVO 122 Rohr Street THOMAS DOBBELAERE 39 Coolidge Road NATALIE E1SENBERG 8 Ridgeport Drive NANCY DOCKEY 24 Fulton Avenue PATRICIA A EMERSON 52 Cleon Street W ARREN GEORGE DYER 479 Ecrnwood Avenue GERALD EPSTEIN LEIF ERIKSSON 20 Vienna Street 107 Wyndham Road JOYCE GRACE FALZONE 248 Liberty Avenue SAMUEL FALZONE 196 Fourth Street MARZIO FARACI 17 Fern wood Avenue DOMINICK ROBERT FANX 4 ( ojJck|v f Avomie RONALD S. FARR 918 Corwin Road JOSEPHINE FASINO f 7 Avenue A MARY ANN FASINO 67 Avenue A SALVATORE FERRER I 58 Trust Street MARILYN D. FISH BERG 53 Eiffel Place RONALD THOMAS FORNATARO 204 Rugby Avenue CAROLYN E. FOX 71 Orland Road GILBERT MARTIN FOX 414 Joseph Avenue WARREN G. FRANKEL 554 Hollenbeck Street LEAH JANE FREEMYER 455 Joseph Avenue WALTRAUD FEDDER 81 Clifford Avenue ADRIENNE C. FRFITAG 159 Waller Ro;id JOYCE ELAINE FROHN 75 Flower Street ROBERT E. GABBEY 114 Collingwood Drive RONALD JEROME GALLO 388 Pemberton Road GERALDINE M, GANGE 97 Longcroft Road DAVID A. GARDNER 138 North view Terrace DORA C. GAVENS 21 Turpin Street FRANCES JOANNE GELFO 34 Blakcslcc Street MARY JANE GENIOLO 12 S. Hempel Street JEANETTE GIAMBRA 259 Avenue A BEVERLY C. GASTEL 60 Kohlman Street AUDREY ANN GAY 484 Avenue D GERALD GIANFORTE 8 Skylane Drive CARL GIAQUINTA 69 Northview Terrace LEONARD ALLEN GOLDMAN 53 Kcqua Sired JAMES GIGLIOTTI 273 Rudolph Street MARILYN S. GIMPLE 69 Strong Street NORMA M. GOHO 28 Thomas Street LUCILLE GOMBETTO 8 Grace Street GAIL ANN GOODW IN 640 Parse! Is Avenue LEO A. GOTTORFF 921 Clifford Avenue RAYMOND D. GRABR CONSTANCE C. GRANDE 29 Sr, Casimir Street 21 Ctaybrook Street l LARRY WAYNE GRANT 597 PoN md Avenue MARJORIE GRAVER 60 Rialto Streer 27 RICHARD P GUGGINO 96 Hemp It- Street GLADYS JANICE GUINTA 60 Pardee Street MYRON A. GURAN 1770 Ridge Road East ZENON GURAN 59 Lill Street RONALD LEO HALLINEN 176 Rustic Street JERRY ANTHONY HALWJCK 30 Aurora Street ROBERT M, HAMMERSLA 143 Barberry Terrace JAMES H. HANCOCK 255 Bremen Street RITA MARGAKETE HAPKE 8 Bennett Avenue 28 JUDITH HARRINGTON 129 Orenda Drive DAVID R. HEALY 22 Carl Sireet JUDITH ANN HEATH ALBERT HECK 80 Bouckhart Avenue 255 Bmckley Road MARY LUCILLE HUGHES 2007 North Goodman Street EUGENE HUMENIUK 111 Kelly Srreec JANET MARY IMO 285 Avenue A ROBERT INGUAGGIATO 218 Bennett Avenue 29 JOSEPHINE F. INSALACO 54 Claybrook Street BEVERLY A. JAMES 122 Wiriterioth Street NICHOLAS JANICKI 831 Norton Street JEAN A. JARVIS 221 Remington Street CAROL ESTELLA JENKS 3303 Culver Road PATRICIA ANN JONAS 48 Wilkins Street BARBARA KAPCZYNSKI ■408 Avenue D MURIEL KENT 72 Jackson Street We learn by chess the habit of not being discouraged by present bad ap- pearances in the state of our affairs; ELEANOR LEE KERN JAMES KNOPP VITA KOIBA BURTON SAMUEL KOLKO 24 Herald Street 240 Carter Street 140 Barons Street 34 Requa Street 30 GREGORY W. KOSTYNIUK STEPHEN J. KRAMARCZYK 1196 Clinton Avenue North 119 Brookhaven Terrace SAUNDRA ILENE KRAVITZ 61 Angora Drive RICHARD KRYK 81 Roycroft Drive the habit of hoping for a favourable chance, and that of persevering in the search of resources. BENJAMIN FRANKLIN TETIANA A. KUROYEDOV 232 Avenue A ULANA M. LALKA 90 St. Stanislaus Street JAMES LAMURAGLIA. JR. 637 Portland Avenue JOHN LANDRO 88 Florack Street THOMAS R. LANNJN 91 Walnut Park LINDA ANN LATSON RICHARD JAMES LAY 56 Birch Hills Drive 44 Broderick Drive 31 KURT E. LENZ 14 Avenue A West MARY JANE LEVATINO 342 Laurelron Road DAVID JOSHUA LEVINE 106 Huntington Park URENDA ELAINE LEVISON 154 Hollenbeck Street ELIZABETH K, LIEB 66 Orland Road NORMAN LIPP1N FRANK LOCKWOOD 489 Ormond Street 45 Clark Avenue ELAINE LOIACONO 51 Rustic Street GEORGE LONKIEWICZ 76 Vienna Street MARTIN LUSTIK JEAN ANN MAGLIOCCO 206 Rauber Street 40 Brookhaven Terrace DONALD MACRI 461 Lyceum Street IRVING MAGIN 89 Lux Street ELIZABETH ANN MAHLE 910 Portland Avenue SUSAN L. MANNING 1564 Si. Paul Street GERALDINE ANN MARASCO l6l Will moot Street ROY MARATTA 259 Fern wood Avenue CAROLYN MARCELLO 1202 North Goodman Street RHODA MARKOWITZ 43 Morris Street SYLVIA MARRANCA VALENTINA MARTSCHENKO 20 Hollister Street 214 Scllingcr Street JOSEPH M. MASTOWSKI 78 Herman Street ROBERT ALFONSE MATTIOLI 13 Nielson Street JUDITH ANN MAXFIELD 449 Crossfield Road NORMAN MAYER 1333 St. Paul Street EDWARD FRANCIS MEAD 261 Lake Breeze Park EUGENE MILAS 86 Baden Street NELLI MISHCHENKO 47 Loomis Street KENNETH MOORHOUSE 203 Hollenbeck Street JAMES L. MEYER 846 Joseph Avenue BARBARA MICHAELS 19 O'Brien Street DENNIS HENRY MICH1ELSON 50 Harris Street CONSTANCE RUTH MINARDO 52 Florack Street ROBERT A. MOORE 51 Randolph Street THOMAS MORAN 3166 Culver Street RICHARD WILSON MORILL 143 Breeseway Drive DAVID EARL MOV5KY 44 Ketchum Street 34 DEANNA J. NEWMAN 138 Yates Street LOUIS P. NICOLOSI 344 Crossfield Road PHYLLIS ANN MRZYWKA 476 Carter Street PAUL MUELLER 3174 Culver Road ROGER NEU 144 Berlin Street MAYNARD NEVID 590 Falstaflf Road GARETH NICHOLS l4l Pleasant Avenue GLENN ERWIN NITSCHKE 58 Pershing Drive GAIL ANN OATMAN 278 Bouckhart Avenue BRIAN PAUL O’CONNELL 679 Clinton Avenue North JEAN MARIE MRZYWKA 317 Dunn Street ELEANOR NEUMANN 175 Moulson Street 35 MARY ANN OLEKSYN 24 Carl Street JANICE M. OLYSLAGER 89 Pomeroy Street IRENE SOPHIA OMECINSKYJ 23 DelMontc Street FRANK J. ORLANDO 81 Conkey Avenue PATRICIA ANN PASCARELLA 25 Panaview Drive PETER L. PECORA 85 Jerold Street JACK PATA 406 First Street PETER DONALD PAVIA 2294 Culver Road 36 FRANK PERSONTE 1553 North Goodman Street MARIE ANN PETERS 37 Wahl Road BARBARA PHILLIPS 195 Avondale Road MARION PIENIASZEK 107 Fairbanks Street FRANK POSATO 9 Ficn Street PHILLIP S. POSNER 16 Morris Street HELENE L. PRICE 140 Dorbeth Road MARTIN J. PRICE 140 Dorbeth Road WILL A MAE PRINCE 19 Rhine Street ELAINE MARILYN PROSS 78 Rauber Street PETER HAROLD PUNDT 19 Osage Street SHIRLEY ANN PURCIO 154 Lyceum Street OWEN L. Ql'ANTZ 201 Lincoln Street DOROTHY A. RACE 51 Sylvester Street EDWARD RAINEY, JR. MARVIN RAPHAEL 65 Hanover Street. Apt. IB 709 Clinton Avenue North By playing at chess we may learn— foresight, which looks a little into futur BARBARA LOIS RAPPAPORT 23 Oakman Street BERNICE H. KEITKOPP 56 Sullivan Street HOWARD H. REJTKOPP 101 Northvicw Terrace ERIC W. RICE 16? Mohawk Street 38 KAMAL JAMES RICHANE 51 Cole Street SHIELA G. RICHARDSON 88 Seaview Avenue WARREN C. R1PPE DAVID E. ROCKOWJTZ 212 Berlin Stree' 54 Wol crt Terrace NANCY MARLENE ROGERS 45 Concord Street CAROL M. ROMANO 1849 N. Goodman Street ity, and considers the consequences that may attend an action. BENJAMIN FRANKLIN GARY ROMANO SUSAN ROSBASCH 4l4 Joseph Avenue 1072 Clinton Avenue N. JOSEPH G. ROSENSTEIN 498 Clifford Avenue JULIE ANN ROSS 246 Wilkins Street JAMES ROTH 208 Clifford Avenue PAUL ROYKA 105 Walnut Park 39 CLEOPATRA A. RUZGYS 29 Gilmore Street KENNETH JOHN SACZALSK1 54 Peckham Street WOLF-DIETER SAHMEL 225 Elmcroft Road JANE FRANCES ST. GEORGE 50 Ashwood Avenue RALPH SALERNO 1516 Clifford Avenue EUGENE SARBOU PATRICK SATURNO 408 Crossfield Road 9 Norran Drive THOMAS C. SCALZO 30 Cooper Street JEANETTE ROSE SCHIFR1N 166 Saranac Street RICHARD SCHINDLER 38 Hoff Street I NANCY LYNNE 5AHS 276 Aragon Drive. THOMAS J. SCHLOTTMAN 37 Briar Lane ROSALIE SC1CGLONE ALPHONSE E, SCIORTJNO 152 Woodbury Street 106 Hurstbourne Road RICHARD R. SEDOR 136 Hollenbeck Street FRANK SEPPE 78 Baycliff Drive BRUCE M. SHAPIRO 109 Harris Street DAVID R. SHAW 778 Joseph Avenue FRIEDA ANETTA SHI BLEY 180 Rohl Street LEWIS EUGENE SHUMAN 58 North view Terrace NANCY RUTH SILION 84 Strong Street JANET MARIE SIMMONS 2128 Norton Street IRWIN SIMON 102 Eiffel Place 41 DANIEL J. SIMONS 297 Wilkins Street AIN 5IRVET K Helena Street MELVYN SMILACK 229 Culver Road JEROME IRA SOLKOFE 95 North view Terrace ANN LOUISE STETZENMEYEK 175 Baysidt Drive MARSHA ANN STOEHR 35 Cutler Street MARILYN JANE STRINE 160 Waller Road RAISA 5TRYZACZENKO 19 Ren wood Street BEVERLY SMITH 75 Vienna Street ANTHONY J. STAGLIANO •fH Priscilla Street AMEDEO STIRPE, JR. 68 Winterroth Street EDYTHE SUSSMAN Conkey Avenue CHARLES M. SWARTZ 33 Cuba Place VALENTINA SYDELNIK 910 Whitlock Road PATSY TABONE H3 Manchester Street JOSEPH TALIA 272 Hurscbourne Road RICHARD TASCIONE 107 Aurora Street HELEN THEODOR 1142 Clifford Avenue ANNA THEODOR 1142 Clifford Avenue JOAN G. THOMAS 13� Bernard Street THEODORE D. TIBERIO 23 Baycltff Drive MARTIN TL'RBERG 990 Joseph Avenue VICTOR UKSHE 31 Richard Street DAVID F. VALENZA 38 LJ1I Street JOANNE GAIL VAN NEIL 15 Oneida Street GLORIA I. VITKOVITSKY 46 Gilmore Street KATHLEEN M. WAGNER 1243 Clinton Avenue N. DONALD F. VERCRUYSSE 328 Bouckhart Avenue JAMES R. VINCI 228 Harwick Road DONNA MARIE WAINWRIGHT 2587 Titus Avenue HAROLD J. WALKER 114 Kosciusko Street By playing at chess we may learn— circumspection, which surveys the whole SHELDRAKE ARTHUR WALKER 86 Lodge Drive DONALD H, WALTER 50 Tindalc Drive GEORGE DAVID WALTHER 37 Berkshire Street PATRICIA ANN WARD 24 Bayton Drive BARBARA WEBER 972 Avenue E) KEMP WEEKES 107 Orland Road ARLENE 1048 Avenue D JOYCE ANN WEIDMAN 69 Winfield Road GARY CRAIG WILLIAMSON 1266 Portland Avenue ROSEMARY WOOD 17 Sheridan Street JEAN CAROL WORSECH 108 Avenue D DIANE ADELE WOZNIAK 22 Viewerest Drive KATHLEEN YACKIW 124 Campbell Park ALAN A. YAHN 1026 Joseph Avenue 45 AUDREY VICKY YATES 94 Requa Street LUBA ZADOROZNY 77 Vienna Street ADAM EDWARD ZAMBUTO 31 Reed Pa rk IRVING JACK ZELLEN 61 Joseph Place BETTY ZIMMERMAN 255 Baden Street JOSEPH DAVID ZIMMERMAN 255 Baden Street 46 Autographs 47 Hafit Wi ant Testament One store and seven years ago, our forefathers brought forth on the corner of Norton and Hudson streets an institution dedicated to the proposition that all Seniors are hollow of head, feeble of body, and demented of mind. To corroborate this fallacious fallacy, we commit this document as testimony to our unabridged insanity, and thus apportion all of our unearthly possessions as such: To Mr. Sabin we leave our sincere thanks for the kindness, patience, and guidance he has dis- played toward us in our never-to-be-forgotten years at Franklin. To Miss Sullivan we leave an Eight-Fifteen Club to rival that of Mr. Stalker. To Mr. Hollander we wish success in coaching next year’s Seniors in the whys and wherefores of the A.C.E. and C.E.E.B. exams plus an elec- trographic pencil that never breaks. To Miss Carnahan, Mr. Du Bois, and Mr. Hoffman we leave colleges that do not require those dreaded transcripts of our high school records, a 3000-hour day, and our sincere thanks which even our most perfect grammar could not ex- press. To Mr, Iman we leave a television set that doesn't play Wyatt Earp or Mickey Mouse Club, To Mr. Boland we leave our best wishes and our thanks for making our stay at Franklin most enjoyable. To Mr. McHugh we bequeath a book on democ- racy, and a year's supply of lolly-pops with which to bribe future KEY staffs. To Mrs. Daly we prescribe a course in chemistry' which is not all in the book. To Miss Levin wc leave a large clamp so she can snatch more NEW YORK TIMES from un- wary pupils. To Mr. Sherwood we leave a cast for the Senior Play whose minds are not ' like sieves.'' To Miss Hess we leave a Virgil class. To Miss Rowley we leave a room with six cor- ners so that she can have more Siberias to deport students to. To Mr. Finnegan we leave a class that the next- door teachers will appreciate. To Mr. Hart w-e leave a hygiene class that under- stands. To Mr. Beach we leave a bullet proof referee’s cage for Battle Ball'' games. To Mr. Griffith we maintain the fact that evil triumphs over good.” To Mr. Quinn wre leave a lock for that secret little room in the basement so that nobody can find out w'hat's behind chat Green Door. To Mrs, Morsheimer we leave a new- eighth grade just filled with cavities. To Mr. Zornow and Mr. DeFrancesco we leave matched sets of wolf-whistles and plaid Ivy- League caps. To Herman we bequeath a box of No Grow' Grass Seed. To Mr. Stalker we leave------and he must be glad we re going. To Mr. Betten we leave mure efficient 8th graders to do his filing. To Miss Primer we leave a special kind of ma- chine ' which corrects all English compositions in five minutes on Friday afternoons. To Mr. Rahtjen we leave 200 free cases of Coca Cola for those noonday lunches of his. To Mr. Taylor we leave his long hoped-for mural of solid geometry diagrams to compensate for those miserable drawings of his students. To Mr. Perham we leave an honorary' appoint- ment to the Accident Prevention Bureau of our police department. To Mr. Clark we leave any book w'hich extols the virtues of the French Revolution. To our Senior Homeroom Teachers we leave that hackneyed summer of peace and quiet which we know they really need. To the present Sophomores we leave the hope of another Junior Day. To Miss Crowley we leave a frustrated junior class. To the seventh graders we bequeath There's A Long, Long Trail Awinding . , . , To Miss Clark we bequeath a key to Room 146. To Mr. Seils we leave that rare commodity: a student who is present at all times. To Mr. Mauer we leave a new lunch pail and a box- of napkins for his 4a lunch period. To Mr, Miller we leave a whistle to warn of his approach so that any listless chemistry student can perk up and look intelligent. To Mr. Bezant we confer a diploma in the fine art of baby sitting so that he can visit Franklin more often. To Miss Martens we leave our gratitude for the wisdom and warmth of her gracious personality. To Next Senior Class we bequeath SAT, CEEB, NYSRE, NHSS, NMSP, ACE, and Mr, Iman s economic quizzes. To the present Freshman we leave the joy of seeing Mr. Stalker's name in green ink. To the Eighth Graders w’e leave Ivanhoe's Odys- sey and Sir Walter Scott’s Homer. That this document of the insane, by the demented, and for the faculty shall not perish from this earth or other earths, the disbursement of our treasures is witnessed on this the 4th day of the 5th month in the year of our Lord one thousand-nine hundred-and fifty seven by all those of the Senior Class who are able to read, and is probated by Lenz, Kolko, and associates, surrogates at quackery. Activities -- The Pawn The Pawn is the one chessman with a real future ahead of him. He, the soldier of chesst starts life at the lowest rung in the ladder of chess, but he can look forward to promotion when he reaches his goal. Likewise, the students, the soldiers of BEN FRANKLINf always move forward leaving only interest- ing activities in their path. 49 Executive Council Front Row: Mr. Hollander, J. Hal wick, B. James, J, Manioci, Mr. Sabin. Second Rou: Mrs. Redding, Mr. Stalker, Miss Sullivan, Mr. Ringwood, Miss Martens. Third Row: S. Sawyer, S. Spector, J. Barker, A. Sciortino, G. Romano, V, Schankin. FALL TERM SPRING TERM Jerry Hal wick Jerry Manioci Beverly James Gary Romano Paul Mueller Vivian Schankin Front Row: Schankin, Nash, Merkel, Heath, Mr. Sabin, Mr. Hollander, Miss Sullivan, Second Row: Romano, Speedy, Nitschke, Manioci, Zambuto, Hancock, Mr. Ringwood, Mr. Stalker, Miss Martens, Mrs. Redding. 50 National Honor Society Front Row; Mischenko, Alfieri, Maxfreld, Laison, Scicgione, Stoehr, Andrews. Second Row: Turberg, Howe, Theodor, Hughes, Romano, Ross, Hollander, Omecinski. Third Row; Stetzenmeyer, Quantz, Nit- schke, DeWitt, Kostyniuk, Yates, Wagner, James, Kent, Hoover, Brause, Benesch. Fourth Row: Gus- tinis, Lenz, Dell, Gabbey, Burger, Rosenstein, Mi- chi elson, Grabb, Bodner, Gardner Kolko, Guran, O’Connell. Absent: Simons, Cherkasky, Posner. GUARDIAN STANDARD OF THE FLAG BEARER JUNIOR GUARDIAN AND STANDARD BEARER First Row: J. Gans, B. Hutchins, J. Sciarratta, N. Cohen. Second Row: Mrs. Law, B. Doig, M. Daniels, J. Rice, R, Molinari, M. Longo, M. McAdam, Third Row: C. Mangione, G, Brown, K. Speedy, E. Nast, R. Fisher, Mr. MacConnell. 51 MISS VIRGINIA PRIMER, EDITORIAL ADVISER; MISS LOIS ROWLEY, BUSINESS ADVISER COURANT EDITORS—Front Row: Hallinen, Goldstien, Batjcr, Hollander. Second Row: Comunale, Gardner, Marcus. COURANT REPORTERS—Front Row: Comunale, Gard- Schwind. Third Row: M. Markus, Weinstein, Cherkasky, ner, M. Hollander, R. Markus, Goldstien. Second Row: Kamhor, Miller, Batjer, Michielson, Rosenstein, Kirsch, Davidson, J, Hollander, Buff, Markowitz, S, Gronsky, Birr, Shuman, D. Gronsky, Daniels. Ackerman. Shapiro, Manning, Atongi, Pubsley, Sthulman, Alfieri, 52 COURANT ADVERTISING PUBLICITY—Napierala, Twitchcll, Levison, SenzeJ, Spector, Gutkin. COURANT CASHIERS TYPISTS—Yates, Vosy- lius, Bernstein, Napierala, Jarvis, Brahl. COURANT PHOTOGRAPHERS AND ARTISTS—Fir si Row: Alan Batjer. Second Row: John Kirsch, Fred Birr, Herbert Miller, COURANT CIRCULATION—Front Row: Rice, Grader, Allen, Emanuele, White, Alongi, Militello, Brahl, Cotton, Gerber, Costa. Second Row: Kravitz, Jarvis, Zazzaro, Doktor, Freitag, Wilk, Bernstein, Gutkin, Valenza, Spec- tor, Knapp, Itfland, Pascarella, Goldman. Third Row: Nitschke, Weinstein, Gotesman, Shuman, Senzel, Ben- esch, Roegner, Michielson, Pabrinkis, Bayles, Rockowitz, Hoesterey, Yates, Levison, Napierala. 53 Artists First Row; Barbara Weber. Second Row: Lewis Shuman, Muriel Kent, Marsha Stoehr, Caroline Marcello, Editors Howard Reitkopp Lewis Shuman Brenda Levison Kurt Lenz Glen Nitschke Joseph Rosenstein Daniel Simons Sandra Gutkin Sandra Kravitz Betty Camhi Susan Manning John Pabrinkis Audrey Yates Jerry Solkoff Photographers 54 Alan Batjer, Jerome Solkoff Individual Photography Y Advertising Front Rou ■ M. Hughes, P. White, M, Bernstein, Second Row: J. Benesch, D. Michielson, Mgr., S, Walker, Absent: J. Hoover, J. Pabrinkis, L. Shuman. Front Row: A. Yates, B. Brause, D. Michielson, Mgr.f P, Brahl, B, Levison, G, Nitschke. Second Row: J. Benesch, S. Kraviiz. Absent: S, Gutkin, Pabrinkis, Publicity Circulation Dennis Michielson, Mgr., Carol Alfieri, John Benesch, Barbara Bergen, Marcia Bern- stein, Robert Burger, Patricia Brahl, Bar- bara Brause, Betty Camhi, Diane Cravotta, Josephine DiBenedetto, John Gustinis, Thomas Hall, Jane Hoover, Mary Hughes, Beverly James, Jean Jarvis, Eleanor Kern, Burton Kolko, Kurt Lenz, Mary Levatino, Brenda Levison, Betty Lieb, Glenn Nitschke, John Pabrinkis, Patricia Pascarella, Phillip Posner, Helene Price, Elaine Pross, Howard Reitkopp, Jane St, George, Jeanette Schif- frin, Lewis Shuman, Jerome SolkofF, Anna Theodor, Helen Theodor, Sheldrake Walk- er, Phyllis White, Audrey Yates, David Valenza. A. Yates, B. Brause, D. Michielson, Mgr., P. Brahl, J, Jarvis, M, Bernstein, M, Hughes. Absent P. Pascarella, Cashiers and Typists 55 Evarte, Harris, Fallsner. Third Row: Mrs. Dejohn, Mas- tro, Orlando, Psaila, Kinnear, Kami sky, Miller, Bayles, Krusemark, Miss Bayer. MAIN LIBRARY AIDES—Front Row: Carnell, Ozzie, Briddon, Bourdeau. Second Row: Bozyk, Janowski, Kranz, Latin Honor Societies I—Front Row: Goldstien, Senzel, Markus, Ofslayger, Kanthor, Mohr, Sec- ond Row: Mrs. Sherman, Nolan, C. Gattuso, Gronsky, Pecoraro, Altman, White, Lotto, Alongi, Renda, Chasky, Metzger, Bush, Mr. Rahtjen, Third Row: Omecinski, Boers, Weiss, Nitschke, Weinstein, Schantz, Shopes, Tindale, Kent, Quantz, Bonavilla, Lind, Barned, Stoehr. Fourth Row: De- Witt, Stark, Koidan, Lupo, Humeniuk, Gabbey, Lonkiewicz, Michielson, Posner, Dell, Kolko, Stasiw, Casey, Brown, Barker. Initiation 11—Front Row: Goldstien, Senzel, Markus, R. Ofslayger, Kanthor, Mohr. Second Row: Maxfield, Bridge, Sleight, Mehlenbacher, Marsh, Hollander, Laky, Rinere, Feary, Sparklin, Kelly, Manning, Payment, Roth, Galloway, Olsoff, Miss Hess. Third Row: Bloom, Shaub, Cross, M. Markus, Levy, Yates, Vidmantas, Prince, Simons, Bernstein, Gutkin, Levison, Manioci, Hoover, Zeit. Fourth Row: J. Gattuso, Wagner, Lenz, Guran, De Sarra, Gardner, Grabb, Pfrommer, Rosenstein, Cohen, Gustinis, SolkofT O’Connell, Miller, Hallinen, DeWitt, Reitkopp. 57 French Honor Society Front Row: Mischenko, Butler� Agnello, Levi son, Treas- urer; Broikou, President; Dylowsky, Secretary: Hirsch, White, Lisson. Second Raw: Mayer, Hoffmann, Bau- disch, DiSalvio, Pugsley, Frieds, Cachary, Watson, Cros- by, Wilk, S wajkos I )i Pietro, Alfieri, Third Row: Kur oyedov, Wozniak, Olyslager, Pleten, Sereno, Abramson, Gutkin, Gartz, Phillips, Manning, Shaub, Camhi, Sioehr, Martschenko. Fourth Row: DeClerek, Wollschleger, Den- gler, Altre, DeWitre, Pica, Pahrinkis, Mi chi el son, Bod- ner, James, Fedder, Lieb, Guarre. German Honor Society Front Row: Brengarth, Werner, Mass, Miss Peters—Ad- viser, Mischki, Schulz, Sydelnick. Second Row: Loiacono, Kuroyedov, Baudisch, Haller, Spector, Brause, Benesch M., Vidmantas, Guenther, Rippe, Lupulak, Hoffmann, Tschokrsch, Gerring. Third row: Lonkiewtcz A., Weber, Kostyniuk, Ackerman, Cherkasky, Auer, Jahnel, Harris, Fedder, Jaehne, Grybauskaite, Cohen, Linger, Nitschke, Imes, Lalka. Fourth Row: Altre, DeWitt, Zuch, Sahmel, Friedeniann, Lenz, Nowack, Walker, Lonkiewicz G., Benesch J., Baschnagel, Humeniuk, Filch, Chait, James, Simon. 58 Spanish Honor Society Fro� Row: S, Rosen, Cherkasky, BulT, Viner, Gerring, Daniels, Andrews, C. Schulman, Shapiro, Broikou. Sec- ond Row: Magin, A. Theodor, Buckler, Cavallaro, Lu- dcna, DeWitc, Secretary; Bodner, President; Mr. Cohen, Adviser; M. Price, Vice President; Samuel, Treasurer; Wolfroni, Wozniak, H, Theodor, Okun. Third Row: Feretti, Hughes, Karchefsky, Lipsky, Graver, Little, Mey- reth, Levine, Rockowitz, Ktrsch, Strickland, Henderson, Pipe, James, Altre, P. Cherkasky, Camhi, Weber. Italian Honor Society Front Row: Agnello, Ingoglia, Cravatta, Casserino, De- dato. Third Row: Raggio, Bianchi, Privitera, VanGraaf- Palma, Second Row: Scarpulla, DiPrima, LaMendola, eiland, James, Fantuzzo, Pavia, Gatz, Broikou, Martino, Scardino, Centola, Miss Rizzo, Adviser; Magliocco, Dio- Saurini. 59 Math-Science Honor Society Front Row: Reitkopp, Bloom, Mohr, Stoehr, Hughes, Ros- enstein, Gustinis, Cherkasky, Quantz, Hollander, Srwa- jkas, Scicglone, Maxfield, McAdam, Samuel. Second Row: Mangione, Rippe, Burgess, Goldman, Lotto, Viner, Tin- dale, Shaub, Rinere, Kelley, Gattuso, Gerring, Ackerman, Laky, Guenther, Omecinskyj, Daniels. Third Row: Dell, Markus, Gardner, Monroe, Spall, Gans, Walker, Mar- shall, Michielson, Pfrommer, Posner, Grabb, Pabrinkis, G. Lonkiewicz, Cohen, Senzel, Kolko, Bodner. Fourth Row: Riehane, Ludena, Hutchins, Kanthnr, Kostyniuk, Cohen, Schulz, Simon, Osinski, DeFranco, Yates, Frankel, Fitch, Lynch, DeWitt, Barg, A, Lonkiewicz, Gross, Ozzi- mo. Fijth Row: Powell, Cumbo, Cohen, Baschnagel, Kra- marsczyk, Tiberio, Baur, Chait, Kirsch, Finkbetner, Taylor, O'Connell, Moore, Miller, Twitchell, Lenz, Flint, Oly- stager, Meyris, Hal wick. Greenhouse and Aquarium Club Front Row: Peroraro, Hall, VonhoF, Messina, Loiacone, Bonn. Third Row: Canzoneri, Boers, Bebble, Aver, Geiss, Rogo, Pilato, Rock, Lebda. Second Row: Mr. Perham, Benasch, Wolfrom, Goldstien, Bless, Lipsky, Iwankrii, Howie, Gatz, Fox, Thompson, Aman, DeGrave, Clarke, Mangione, Sansone, Kirshner, Orkun. 6 0 Social Science Forum First Row: Gustinis-Treasurer, Posner-President, Kanthor- Vice-President, Goldstien-Serre ry. Second Row: Miss Leene, Buff, Butler, Viner, Korenstein, Bernstein, Gutkin, Spector, Ackerman, Levison, Daniels, Shulman, Altman, Bloom, Mr. DuBois, Third Row: Valenza, Cherkasky, Shuman, Lenz, Kolko, Senzel, Grabb, Michielson, Ros- enstein, Landro, Gardner, R. Markus, Simons, Levy, Weinstein, M, Markus. 61 Red Cross White Elephant Sale Junior Town Meeting of the Air Seated: Joseph Rosenstein, Kurt Lenz. Standing: Mr. Herman Goldberg, Daniel Simons, Owen Quantz, Mr, Bob Lloyd. Social Studies Library Aides Front Row: Shurman, Neuman, Lang, Goldstein, Aroesty, Cohen, Press, Lisson. Second Row: Hoesterey, Dinger, Zimmer, Harris, Jones, Lamagra, Sadler, Jermyn, Dick. 62 Front Rou: Mr, Lyders, Morgana, Barnash, Cranmer, Richardson, Bridge, Heath, Crowcher, DeFrancesco, Rap- pa port, Pi Ion, Davidson, Sykes, Mrs. Bloom. Second Row.' Austin, Germuya, Vassal lo, Watson, Merkel, Gugino, Lind, Johnson, Flowers, S, Mastowski, C. Mastowski, Mayer, Walls, Ingoglia, LaForce, Third Row: Page, Sussman, Schenkel, Dunbar, Evry, Brown, Demitri, Clem ents, Schloitman, Muckscadt, Patton, Bonn, Nadtak, Wittmann, Nowack, Rose. Fourth Row: Kale, France, Martin, Ca vallaro, P. Walls, Wolfrom, Zarpemine, Hughs, Estes, Parsons, Herington, Freitag, Obi, Scardmo, Shubowitz, Schlenker, Maslrogiovanni, Senior Choir 64 Junior Choir — Grade 9 GROUP 1—Front Rou ‘ Mrs. Dennison, Sotile, Mil- bredt, Van Graafeiland, Quinlan, Rumfola, Reynolds, DaVola, Paulin, Ziemniak, Villard, Richane, Povenzano. Second Row: Krywonos, Welz, Thompson, Carnell, Simon, Williamson, Bnurdeau, Layton, Prewasnicak, Sim- mons, Watson, Frederko, Abberger, Sa fifer, Aroesty, Crisciullo, Freedland, Third Rou: LeBriton, Zachary, Frisch, Goldman, Schwartz, Zaretsky, DeCarlo, Porter, Wiedenmann, Krisman, Finkbeiner, Sciortino, Passer, Smith, Weingarten, Bebmeyer, Bartikofsky, Nuci. GROUP II—Front Row: Mrs. Dennison, Wilhelm, Zizzo, Fiano, Huss, Mills, Carnelo, DeLorme, Cangialosi, Still- man, Lipomi, Davidson, Loosman, Trovato. Second Row: Pross, Sorce, Conti, Kravitz, Migdol, Loiacano, Bletzer, Azzolino, Warren, Gioguinta, Czyzewski, Pearson, Cona, Flatow, Romano, Dankner, Cohen. Third Row: Anri- unas, Cooper, Kaabel, Smith, Lamendoia, Camarata, Yates, Koch, Abballe, Licata, Weir, F. Arena, Steimer, Scarpulla, Dubyniak, Megi, Cona, Hill. 65 Junior Choir — Grades 7-8 GROUP 1—Front Row: Mrs, Dennison, Cariola, Hart- man, Halber, Murray, Baron, Heary, Harris, Sleght, Ramsey, Zeigler, Allen, Matrachisia, DiGiacomo, Wil- helm, Schmumacher, Todair, Bolkosky. Second Row: fnsalacn, Corella, Rosen, Markowitz, Merkley, Peake, Gallucci, Smith, Session, Stein, Guarino, Gommengingli, Mardtia, Ross, Garbowski, Cherkasky, Asenato, Lebowitz, Aroesty, Siegel. Third Row: Dinsmore, Levy, Sorce, Os- borne, Anorienus, Marcus, Metzger, Culella, Peck, Wil- liams, Cohen, Vandow, Mula, Kusovich, Kosbab, Aldert, Lavine, Richane, Wakefield, Taft, Fourth Row: Bullock, England, Ohl, Predale, Magin, Kuchmey, Mazzoni, Town- send, Nesser, Higgins, Kohler, Astrachan, Jones, Hall, Sage, Zazzaro, Howlett, Gayk, S. Nesser, Thomas, Jack- son. GROUP II—Front Row: Mrs. Dennison, Zambit, Leboa, Bachmann, Salerno, Vandenberghe, Cotton, Tambe, Jef- fers, Rumfoia, Sapori to. Sampler, Fahrer, Alfieri, Tri- maldi. Second Row: Kenig, Leggett, Ferretti, Simmons, Miller, Zimmer, Cehelski, Blake, Veomett, Costa, Brum- field, Robinson, Emanuele, Klein, Kantrowritz, DiMeo, Sawyer. Third Row: Randazzo, D’Amico, Manning, Wis- otzke, Baxter, Wehle, Tillim, Gales, Katerle, Felder, Bloom, Hubbard, Marciano, Gerber, Bezwerchyj, Bub- mis, Schiff, Polito, Gervasi, Haimerl. Fourth Row: Mott, Skellen, Laging, Thompson, Griffin, Porter, Blon- owtcz, Zulauf, Syracuse, Gasbarre, Rosen, Franco, Mi- chelson, DeBetlis, Centola, William, Breitschwcrdt, Rouse, Pochunow. 66 Violins: M. Bernstein, A. Cohen, P. Costa, A, Galloway, L. Goldstein, D. Greenberg, G. Harris, J. Hollander, J, Hoover, M. Hubbard, P. Insalaco, L. Kaiser, D. Lam- bert, S, Lisson, L. Mott, J. Olsoff, M, Petrone, S. Spector, A. Stonefield, E. Swartz, M. Wolff. Viola: E. Darrer, M. Doliton, G. Ferro, M. Hurwitz. Cello: P. Demyda, D. Gardner, P, Harris. Bass: L. Wilk, S, Goldstten, Flutes: G. Wilkinson. Oboe: R. Osindki, R. Rosen. Clar- inet: R, Barone, J. Lang, G. Miller, M. Peters, Salzano, A. Serafine. Bassoon: D. Valenza. French Horn: P. Am- mon, P. Burger, C. Milazzo, Trumpet: F. Allen, J. Di- Paul, C Mangione, G. McNeil, S. Pariato, J. Personte, A. Taylgr, H. Walker. Trombone: W. Bryant, H. Miller, C. Swartz. Percussion: H. Beckwith, R. Cappelino, D. Huffman, R. Orlando. Piano: L. Cehclskv. Senior and Junior Orchestra 67 Senior Band Clarinet: Berger, Bernstein, Bramer, Burgess, Bush, Cher- ry, Estes, Geiss, Guenther, Lamagra, Lang, Loicano, Miller, Mohr, Peters, Pilato, Rem meli, Salzano, Schret- ber, Sebastian, Shulman, Spector, Stein, Szebeda, Wein- reb. Flute: Burns, Cerasani, Chait, De Witte, Kent. Oboe: Bruinsma, Osinski. Bassoon: Valenza. Saxophone: Barone, BerlowitZ, Hirsch, Jansen, Osbourne, Petromallo, Serabne, Spiwak, Williams. French Horn: Burger, Knapp, Milazzo. Cornet: Allen, Angilelta, Biernbaum, Chaii, Crino, Crisler, Di Paul, Mangione, McNeil, Muhs, Os- band, Pariato, Payment, Personte, Personte Jos,, Pol- ii f rone, Reid, Schantz, Searles, Senzel, Serth, Spampinato, Tabak, Taft, Taylor, Van Zandt, Walker. Trombone: Bryant, Miller, Mink, Swartz. Baritone: Baur, Lachrope, March, Renda, Roegner. Tuba: Cohen, Pearce, Salt. Per- cussion: Beckwith, Huffman, Kutker, Orlando. Junior Band Clarinet: Baur, Berlowicz, Briddon, Cohen, Crombie, Camarato, Darrer, Morse, Niewood, Trumpet: Bendzus, Kanther, Maslanke, Noto, Nyenhuis, Raday, Rivalo, Rudd, Bonacci, Carr, De Bell, Gordon, Graziano, Herr, Shenkel, Ryan, Serafine, Stockslader, Yule. Flute: Cohen, John- Shapiro. Trombone: Haller, Imes, Tinsman, Tuba: Cav- son, Niedzielski, Roegner, Oboe: Austin, Saxaphone: alcanti, MacGregor. Percussion: Bills. Stein. 68 Commercial Honor Society Front Rott.' Alfieri, B. Bergen, H, Bergen, Scicgione, Andrews, Latson. Second Rote: Ingoglia, Matzer, Schan- kin, Faiznne, Bashta, Mrs. Meinhardt Mr. Leggett. Third Row: Merkle, Szwajkos, Hughes� Miskiel, Hawkins� Ross, Stetzenmeyer, Theodor, Baxter, B. Merkel, Walls. Fourth Row: Romano, Berg, Pascarella, Phillips, Oven- berg, Scardino, Kuniskis, Prycula, Dengler, PaQita, Cen- tola, Borland. Cooperative, Office and Secretarial Practice Front Row: Mrs, Smith, Mrs. Young, Fuhrman, Basamania, Rogers� Purcio, DeRolier, Gastel. Second Row: Falzone, Pilato, Thomas, Latson, Gange, Insalaco. Third Row: D Amico, DeLario, Ross, Geniola, Hapke, Marasco. 69 Traffic Squad Front Row: G. Yaniga, A. Simmons. Table: Robert Fahrer, CaptJames Sherman, Major; Clifford Burger, Capt. Rear Row; H. J. Roche, Adviser; Wayne Ferge, Mike Russotti, Marvin Murray, William Bonnewell, Bryan Starsky, James Sage, C. Nathaniel. Supply Store Aides Front Row; Donato, Maxfield, Butler, Platt, Mishchenko. Sec- ond Row: Dockey, Szwajkos, Tripi, Wehrem, Lotto, Staub, Barned, Third Row: Feary, Hughes, Jaehn, Burges, DeWitt, Mr. Warner, Paruta, Little, Merkel. Guidance Aides Front Row; Miller, Buff, Gerring, Manning, Kinzel, Daniels. Second Row: Bloom, Scicglone, Szwajkos, Shulman, Doig, Okun. Third Row: Hutchins, Brown, Little, Burgess, Moore, Parsons. Fourth Row: Chait, Kirsch. 70 Future Teachers of America Front Row: Doig, Cherkasky, Buff, Wiesner, Scicglone, Miss Rauber, Viner, Shulman, Sydelnik, Kaiser, Peters, Bloom. Second Row: Okum, Mindnich, Milter, Wozniak, Agnello, Stryzaczensko, Howe, Goldstein, Dylow sky, Hawkins, Planken, Szwajkos, Witk, Gerring, Crowther, Omecinskyj, Ca vallaro. Smith, Roth, Gattuso, Jenks. Third Row: Zief, Molinari, Laky, Burgess, Graver, Privi- tera, Rubens, Shaub, Shulz, Little, Parsons, Barg, Boers, Goldstein, Karchefsky, Manning, Freitag, Lockwood, Moore. Fourth Row: Daniels, Levison, Bevacqua, Kun iskis, Thompson, Shaver, Nowack, Gatz, Greene, Astra- chan, Rosenstein, Kirsch, Chait, Centola, Bond, Wein- stein, Zarpemine, Van Graafetland, Bernstein. Future Nurses of America Front Row: Stoll, Sykes, Flint, Hutchins, Comunale, Roth, Hollander, Wichman, Mirabella. Second Row: Goldstein, Laky, Lotto, M. Hollander, Markus, Gutkin, 71 Hughs, Neiner, Fleck, Lang, Miss O'Keefe. Third Row: Kraszkiewic2, Feary, Jinks, DeWitt, Sage, Hoesterey, Schifrin, Shopes, Davies, Beckwith, Allen. First Row; Mead am, Witt, Borland, Lane, Slowik, Aman, Gutkin, Cross, Goldstein, Shulman, Rubenscein, Wan- na maker, Richards, and Goldman. Second Row; Weiss, Freeling, Ackerman, Tinsmon, Chaii, Zulaun, Sinaguglia, Lasek, Atwater, McConnell, Kiner, Doell, Karpowicz, Miller, Goldman, Braveman, Mr. Stalker. Third Row: Sheldon, Bayles, Baschnagel, Platt, Howie, Mattie, Stoler, Moorhouse, Fox, Zellent, Resnick, Yackiw, Moore, Allart, Farad, Bentley, and Panepinto. Fourth Row: Morrill, Brown, Dioguardi, Flint, Taylor, Batjer, Lonkieuicz, Sanders, Michielson, Greene, Mink, Cohen, Butenko, Mucksiadt, Cohen, Strickland, Com insky, and Wildman. CORRIDOR AIDES SWITCHBOARD First Row: Shankin, Smith, Collins, Schlindler, Thompson, Baxter. Second Row: Wildzunas, A, Cohen, M. Cohen, lffland. NURSES AIDES ATTENDANCE AIDES 72 Carol Fleck, Miss O'Keefe, Leona Borys, Jean Davies. Mr. Seils and Company” VISUAL AIDES Front Row; Alta vena Kranz, Prtnzi, Winter, Starsky, Stein. Second Row; Staub, Prietz, Hackett, Kiner, Denger, Jones, Frisch, Kreitzberg, Lamagia. Third Row: Astrachan, Hranowsky, Frank, Sussman, Baylcs, Panepinto, Hubbard, Hauss, Gurell, Platt, Karpowiez, Atwater, Davis, Dernisse, Miss Stoddard. 73 John Altavena, Harry Hackett Zimmer, Melendy, Pitts, Northrop. J. V. Cheerleaders Buckler, Sawyer, Cresov, Ackroyd, Hammeaker, Wolfrom, Herington, Moran, Varsity Cheerleaders Girls’ Bowling First Row: Dubitsky, Mazzola, Hollander, Cherkasky, Smith, Roth, Ammon, Nasca, Searles, and Rogers. Sec- ond Row: Whalen, Pearson, Mrzywka, Sullivan, Schind- ler, Wehren, Scott, Kierecki, Ziemba, and Miss Sta- viesky. Third Row: Nowak, Walker, Pavll, Markus, Soes, Fahrer, Batjer, Weinstein, Billiski, Wollsthleger, Merkel, Baxter, Mura, and Rogers. Girls’ Basketball Griffin, Goldscien, Zwaga, Burgess, Sahs, Richardson, Laky, Buff, Rosen. Girls’ Golf Olyslager, Azzolino, Maxfield, and Liftman. At Varsity Club 77 Varsity Bowling Front Row; D, Habens, M, Toper, Capt. Second Row; K. Cole- man, H. Kravetz, B, Lucas. 78 Swimming Team Front Row: Murray, Hampton. Second Row: Lavinger, Williamson, Salt, Jansen, Coach Roche, Punch, Attridge, Hood, Lipin, Pabrinkis, Carey, Wm, Brueckner, Wesley Cavalcanti, Howie, Schwartz, Flowerday. Brueckner, Fallis. Third Route Coleman, Sahmel, Bentley, SWIMMING SCORES Franklin ... 32 West 45 Franklin 64 East 12 Franklin 65 Jefferson . . ...... 11 Franklin .. .. 40 Edison 37 Franklin ... 32 Charlotte 45 Franklin 35 Monroe 42 Franklin - 33 Marshall ... 44 Franklin 58 Madison .... 19 Franklin 55 Aquinas 18 Franklin 52 McQuaid ... 21 Girls' Aquatic Club Front Row, Caimano, N. Adams, Nitschke, Treasurer- Harrington, Presidem-Sahs, Secretary-Christoph, Vice- President-Sdacca, Bergen, Baur, Crombie, DiMeo. Sec- ond Row: Sampler, Cornelia, Werner, Lang, Hamilton, Nast, Miller, Predale, Richardson, Laky, Abbey, Horn- ing, Pugsley, Schantz, Rudd, Briddon, Miss Powers. Absent: Mrs. L3‘Ambrosia. Third Row: McNaney, Flint, Stein, Vosylius, Johnson, Kraszkewitz, Marcello, Gry- hauskyaite, Latus, Buerman, Yates, Kaplzynski, B, Yates, Davies, Schluter, Sciarracta, Zsvaga, Bergen, Votry. Wrestling First Row; Kramarczyk, Lamagra, Knope, Kramarczyk, Coach Hart, Feraci, Dimuro, Taylor, Hancock, Burger, Rosselli, Abramson, Serenza, Zambito. Second Row: Strebb, Guran, Manioci Quantz. WRESTLING SCORES Franklin . ........ 22 Franklin ......... 14 Franklin .......... 19 Franklin .......... 26 Edison ............. 19 Marshall ............ 31 East 20 Jefferson ............ 17 Franklin .........„ 11 Franklin .......... 20 Franklin ......... 22 Franklin .......... 16 Charlotte ........ 34 Madison ......... 17 Monroe ............ 15 West .............. 23 After School Swim Club 80 Soccer Front Row: Coach Han, Ganz, Kosryniuk, Sienkiewycz, Stotkslader, Williams, Guarre. Second Row: Weinreb, Lupo, Barker, Gasbarre, Stanisci, Kiywonos, Chomop- FOOTBALL SCORES Franklin deafeats Edison by forfeit. Franklin .. 39 Charlotte 20 Franklin .. 21 West ..... .. 9 Franklin , . 19 Marshall 19 Franklin .. 7 Jefferson 20 Franklin .. 27 Monroe 18 ysky. Third Row: Taylor, Valenza, Ukshe, Henkes, Muel- ler, O’Connell, Sahmel, Janick. SOCCER SCORES Franklin 2 Marshall 1 Franklin 1 East .... 2 Franklin ... 4 Monroe ... 2 Franklin 1 Edison 8 Franklin 1 Madison 0 Franklin 8 Jefferson ... 2 Franklin 2 Charlotte 1 Franklin 3 West 5 Footbal Front Row: Andaloro, Renda, Sherman, Gertz, Shapiro, Maratta, Hal wick, Barone, Irvin, Chiarenza, Leetz, Sec- ond Row: Coach Panaggio, Andreassi, Monte, Manioci, Gotek, Siarack, Pollifrone, Coach Sullivan, Waters, Singletoe, Broikou, Fantauzzo, D'Ambrosia, Lysenko, Coleman. Third Row: Neu, Cappellino, Nash, Darrer, Sciortino, Saczalski, Tyehoniewicz, Romano, Gustinis, Monroe, Hancock, Serth, Zambuto, DiMuro, Dioguaidi. 81 First Rouv Mr, D’Ambrosia, Lederman, Ukshe, and Lipin. Second Row: Kolko, Posner, Sadick, Cans, Levinson, and Sahmel. Track First Row: Matula, Dunbar, Tallarida, and Strickland. Second Row: Mr. Stowell, Aceto, Turberg, Maratta, Iwankiw, I. Magin, C. Mangione, Loiacano, R. Magin, Knopp, Walker, Concordia, Clements, Walentas, G. Mangione, Clark, Koldan, and Nash. Third Row: Tendale, A It avena, Neu, O'Connell, Pioch, Sherman, Van Graafeiland, Williamson, Kilgras, Lingg, Gtaess, Saataftski, Cummings, Stell, McEneany, Harley, Haller, Romano, and Webb. 82 'I A Basebal First Rou; Mr. Hare, Gam, Barone, Janicki, Romano, and Demetrius. Second Row; Nicolosi, Burba, Carlivati, Sebas- tian, and Tinsmon. Cross Country Front Row: Monje, Mangioni, Loiecano, Turburg, Magin, Stubinski. Second Row: Mercht, Louth, Szebeda, Kirch- ner, Merkel, Tuchrelo, Tindale, Hackett. Third Rou: 83 Altavena, Peters, Fisher, Flint, Arnold, Hall, Stell, Mott, Coach Graf. Basketball VARSITY Hu rwitz, Wahher, Mueller, Hyde, Moran, Gans, Cohen, Dunbar, Shapiro, Coach Panaggio. BASKETBALL SCORES Franklin 71 Marshall 58 Franklin 59 West 45 Franklin .... 71 West . 59 Franklin 73 Edison 61 Franklin .... 58 Edison .... 37 Franklin 56 Madison .. . 54 Franklin ... . .. 54 Madison . . 44 Franklin 70 Monroe ... 50 Franklin 62 Monroe ... 47 Franklin 67 East 76 Franklin ... .... 61 East . . 70 Franklin 66 Jefferson ... 64 Franklin .... 77 Jefferson .... 40 Franklin 71 Charlotte . 54 Franklin ... .... 65 Charlotte .... .... 58 Franklin 45 Aquinas ... . 55 Franklin .... 66 Marshall „... 64 Franklin 70 Brighton ... 68 Franklin ... .... 71 Aquinas .... 67 Franklin . 65 East 70 PFSFPVF front Row; Stubinski, Irvin, Weiss, F. Shipp, L, Shipp. Second Row: Hopkins, Taylor, Stell, Mink, Coach Graf, Demetrius, Serth, Gartz, Waters. 84 Y-Teens ALPHA BETA CHI Front Row: Mindnich, Buckler, Bush, Barnash, Remmeli, Fricderich, Shaffer, Coleman, Butler, Stein. Second Row: Kovach, Molan, Burns, Bramer, Metzger, Gartz, Galloway, Eckrich, Planken, Henry, Yobbagy, Sawyer, Muhs. Third Row: Mikel, Armbruster, Boes, Auer, McGillicuddy, Hirsch, Stark, DeWitte, Young, Meyer, Bonsignore, Dibble, Geiss, Benescb. OMEGA BETA PHI Front Row: Richane, DiPrima, Wilkinson, Aitavena, Richane, Adams, Kastner, Fiano, Lipomi, Crisciullo, Ammon, Callahan. Second Row: DePalma, Strassner, Tucker, Marciano, Frederica, Plan, Ligozio, Penicone, Abbey, Royka, Smith. Third Row: Grabowski, Onderdonk, Bevarqua, Schuller, Sullivan, B. Hill, Gibbs, Bourdeau, Simon, Sonneman, C. Hill, Wollschleger, Niblack, Steimer, Baiger, Buekman. 85 DELTA SIGMA PHI Front Row: Iwankiw, Hoppe, Milne, Second Row: Marshall, Sthmalzbauer, Clements, Hood, Schenkel, Kinnear. Third Rotv: Spitzmagel, Siekierski, SiegJ, Lupo, Koldan, Frisch, Maninci, Sproule, Guarre, GAMMA DELTA PSI Front Row: Pot vino, Strine, Heath, Com- unate, Beckwith, Alfieri, Davidson. Sec- ond Rou Paruta, Jams, Pascarella, Phillips, Marcello, Harrington, Freitag, Dnckey, White, Bergen. Third Row: Stoehr, Hoover, Kent, Weidman, Deng- ler, Wagner, Borland, James, Bevacqua, Lieb, Broikou, Ovenburg, Pieniaszek. SIGMA THETA CHI Front Row: Donato, Unterborn, Kel- ley, Mohr, Sciarratta, Sciacca. Second Row: Schindler, Schankin, Speedy, Guenther, Collins, Flint. Third Row: Kinzel, Wehren, Lockwood, Feary, Davies, Walker, Baxter, Zwaga, Hut- chins, P. Brown, J. Smith, Latus. ALPHA BETA GAMMA Front Row: Sloane, Henderson, Roil- ander, Fitch, Food, Laihrop, Cox- ford, Moore. Second Row: Mattie, Beinke, Baur, Arnold, Phflromer, Monroe, Sebastian, Twitchell, Basch- nagel. SIGMA BETA Front Row: Williamson, Valenza, Pioch, Hallinen. Lena:. Second Row: Ludena, Walter, Baijer, Barringer, Gabbey, Lan- dro, Burger, Schlottman, Farad, H. Walker. SPARTANS Front Rou: Quantz, Guran, Shaw, Milas, Lipin, Lonkiewicz, Richane. Second Row: DeSarra, Humeniuk, Sciortino, Benesch, O'Connell, Matti- oli, Sirvet, SahmeL 87 SPIRIT COMMITTEE Rinere, Ackerman, Sawyer, Mohr, Mueller, Schankin, Manioci, Schuster, P. Walls, D. Walls, Muhs, Sciarratta, Speedy, Guenther, Walther, Lupo, Bentley, Hartz, Butler, Kin- zel, Bonfield, Pelychaty, Harris, Payment, Friedertch, DeWitte. Franklin Day RADIO ELECTRONIC 88 Christmas Scenes 89 Mr, Gebauer 7-2 Something new has been added. Miss Primer 7-5 Mrs. Law 7-1 Miss Levin 7-5 Miss Rowley 7-4 91 Something new has been added ' Mr. Humphrey 7-6 Mrs. Cupola 7-10 Mr. Christians 7-11 Advertisers - the Bishop We like to think of the Bishop as representing our adver- tisers. The Bishop moves in any diagonally straight direction. 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