Binghamton Central High School - Panorama Yearbook (Binghamton, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1945 volume:

:i3 ,,f '1' is '73' 4: M' fm J? XE T Mr J? t Vg ,. Lx E- 35: , ,,,. 4 N 23: ,gi xi , 21 Y , Q, , 635' gsm 14 A X W, im Q wa QV Q . 3 , qv U 4 2 fi' an ,Q , 'R wtf' if , H uf' .L-Lf' 3 Johnny, a boy typical of all those who have left their school to serve their country in its hour of need, returns home to his Alma Mater. The building is far from beautiful or inspiring, but it suddenly fills with meaning and encompasses a lifetime of memories. His worn copy of Cicero's Orations has been re- placed by a gun, complacent day-dreaming in study hall by tense alertness in a muddy ioxhole, the warm smiles of school friends by the grimness and horror of war. But now Iohnny is home for a brief respite from battle, and in this short time his eyes will drink in the nostalgic sights which mean so much to him. Let us meet Iohnny as he enters the building and escort him through Central's cor- ridors as he relives his carefree school days. The following are the courageous words of one of the greatest men America ever knew, Franklin Delano Roosevelt. They were delivered to the American people as a prayer for our nation on the eve of D-Day, Iune 6, 1944. Ourpresident died for his country on April 12, 1945, but he did not die in vain nor will he be forgotten. His noble deeds and fearless words will always remain an inspiration of hope and faith to the world. The Panorama Annual Board of 1945 is proud to dedicate this book to a great man and a sincere friend of humanity. Almighty God: Our sons, pride of our nation, this day have set upon a mighty en- deavor, a struggle to preserve our Republic, our religion and our civilization, and to set free a suffering humanity. Lead them straight and true: give strength to their arms, stoutness to their hearts, stead- fastness in their faith. f'With Thy blessing, we shall prevail over the unholy forces of our enemy. Help us to conquer the apostles of greed and racial arrogances. Lead us to the saving of our country, and with our sister nations into a world unity that will spell a sure peace-cl peace invulner able to the schemings of unworthy men. Thy will be done, Almighty God. Amen. ,. ,....s.....,. ,. .. , A4.---.------ We also proudly and reverently dedicate this yearbook to those boys on our honor roll who have made the supreme sacrifice along with their beloved commander 1I1Chlef KENNETH ATHERTON IOHN KINNEY HUGH MULLEN GEORGE BERKALEW GEORGE LAZAREK ABE ROSENTHAL PAUL CANNY ANDREW LELIK DONALD RUBIN ROBERT CONNERTON ALAN LEVY MANFRED RUNTE IOSEPH CUPINA IOSEPH MANCIK HERBERT SHOEMAKER ROBERT GREGORY GEORGE GANOW LOUIS MIZERA H. DANA GILLETTE WILLIAM MANGAN ALBERT ZDIMAL ROBERT HICKEY FRANK OZIEMINA THOMAS PADEN CLIFFORD KEELER GEORGE RABEY ROBERT FOSTER ROBERT AUSTIN MARTIN BERNAT IOHN CONGDON ROBERT GALLAGHER IOSEPH LEOMBRONE MARSH MILLER ROBERT WHELAN SCOTT WHITMAN RALPH ZAICEK EARL SUYDAM , 1 6 ' A x 4 w I ' 'ff .By I I x I l I l ru f .if ,5 4 -0 f wa Ai :G A ,L '. 1, .s A . ,fc f -4 . ,W , 1. . .R 5: 1, 1.1, . Lil -1 4- 1: M. is 11 x 1 :E ' . sf Qjfiff t-Ak 32? it -4 a JM pw- H .W - lv if ' -'f 'w i , ..: ,,,1.jj .W-.1531-ffl ', iwww HL: W, 'A .x Aj.. rv - . -M ,V l 1 V r I u - ' M R' , . 4- W ' K 45 ? vii 45' :cm , ,a ,,:w,1 f ' . ,uf Principal VANDEUSEN TAYLOR SCHUSTER BUSH English and Counselors GAIGE HILLIS MASTEN SNOW HOUCK BALCOM HASENPFLUG VERGASON GANTLEY KAVANAGH tudies MUNSELL BUXENBAUM BOCHNAK O'BRIEN L. WULPF M. BROWN ROSTISER YOUNGSTROM CROSBY Commercial BOCHNAK LOWRY CAGANEK CONKLIN GULEY A. MURPHY H. MURPHY M. MILLER COMSTOCK K. MILLER COFI-'MAN . ocial l Industrial KENT DWIGHT GORGOS PALMER WALKER HESS CLARK ROSENBERG LUNDY STARIKOV KEENAN MARINI L. MURPHY MEYER Langua fe Library, Attendance, A and Administrative Assistant BRENNAN HOGAN IOHNSON DOOLEY GRACE BEERS WADSWORTH HYLAND MC DAVITT WILCOX KELLY BURNS Science and Mathematics ,L ---W vvw i i i Homemaking l 3 1 I D. WULFP TANNER PERKINS ' Art and Music K LYNCH HOLCOMB i I HARTLEY BUXENBAUM . MERZ BLOOM Physical Education and Health , V' 'NMMA AL-J Secretaries BOLAS SUCHANIC HOTCHKISS DECKER IGLER LINAHAN DRISCOLL TURNER ANDROSS BUTTERFIELD MANN MANGAN 1ENN1soN WHITCCMB MACK Custodians ' A - A f u . ,. , 4. PAMJGI CHUUL LIFE I MEET! DQANAT TON T' IN E-'T Q -f AY 5- 'Na+ 42,9 KN 2.7.0 'turns um. oc Ansern-ac. of E GD. AT 3 L-GEFBQQ AE- wmv wu.u--- Mug- ,.A. .,,. ,.,, i MM, Q LL, A.,.,. .g,,,,,i,g..- 4 M. M Ihsq - --- Menmlauda ' .... wg - ff Qi .... 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Teacher .......................,.......-.- T ,,,q y , , , ,A ,L .4 ANUBA A BUSINESS MANAGER Sonia Nfnlame EDITOR Jean Txtchener ART EDITGR 'THE STAFF Catherine Donnelly ,Mm APHERS A.. L WR1TE,U,,Q 2 ---.Q .353 mf v - -I Cvormn Rinker Keats Titchener Mr. Grace Bullard Refx andduflent GE EBL Mclntyre Sejan FALL Cor ell PA PA CENTRAL DAY G. O. DANCES INJURY FUND .rf qmrwmwpwwenwfw.. UHGAN TIU SPRING K' ff Harper Artuso Conner The peppiest, noisiest, most talked in and talked about meetings of all school activ- ities are those of General Organization. After terms of rather smooth sailing G. O. was invigorated by a wide-awake, progressive cabinet of officers. The stimulus began in the Fall with Michael Selan as President, Agnes McIntyre as Vice President, and Barbara Corell as Secretary. The highlight of their team was the cele- bration of Papa Central Day held under the auspices of G. O. Teachers taught blue- jeaned, plaid-shirted students. The Court House Square rocked with cheers, and Papa was inaugurated at a dance which enthusiastically climaxed this holiday of Central. Peprallies and dances were used as a means of improving school spirit and pride. With the same goal in mind-that of improving school spirit-Louis Artuso took over in the Spring. His helpmates were Margaret Connor as Vice President and Ioan Harper as Secretary. Louie and his peppy gang of delegates were hosts at a meeting of the triple cities Student Council. Representatives from North, Iohnson City, Vestal and Union Endi- cott were on hand for a business meeting and eats in the school cafeteria. Research, pending a revision of the G. O. constitution was carried on, under the leadership of Mr. William Hogan, faculty advisor. The Fall term of 1944 and the Spring term of l945 were acclaimed as enthusiastic, contro- versial and peppy. General Organization really was Going On. y 1 Ruth O'Conner .. HU UH pg. FALL PRESIDENT ADVISOR , Miss Van Deusen - As the goal is the aim of every football halfback, so is Honor Society the goal for every student at Central. Twice a year this society attempts to select at an installation assembly the cream of the crop of Centralites on the basis of school service, fine arts, athletics, and scholarship. This year's crop was ambitious and busy. With Ruth O'Connor as F all President, Iames Morrison as General Officer, and Rose Mansour as Secretary, the activities under the spon- sorship of Miss Edith VanDeusen were well started when Iames Morrison, President: Philip Sweeney, General Officer: and Marjorie Allen, Secretary: took over in the Spring. The real meat of Honor Society is the Talkey, a newsy paper for alumni in the armed forces. The two editors, Virginia Molessa and Catherine Donnelly, keep our sailors, soldiers, and Marines hep to Central's latest jive. This year the athletic committee is preparing the Five Year Roster of Honor Society members. As according to custom the Society conducted the Honor Graduate Assemblies. The gold key of Honor Society is worn by the thirty-eight present members, as a symbol of gallantry in action in scholarship, athletics, fine arts or service. UCIET TALKEY EDITORS Donnelly Nlolessa IAMES AGATHEAS BETTY ALLABEN MARIORIE ALLEN MARGARET ASWAD WILLIAM BENNETT FRANK BEZEK FRANK BEZEK. IR. EDWARD COX ROBERT DENNIS CAROL DICKSON EDWARD DIMBRO IEANNE DOLAN CATHRINE DONNELLY IOANNE DONOVAN GEORGE DOYLE GENO FERRANTE HELEN FLANNERY INEZ GIANONCELLI THEODORE HIDER PATRICIA HOGARBOME RUTHMARIE HOPKINS CHARLOTTE HULSE GUERDON IACKSON LOVENIA KERNAKLIAN WILLIAM KUREY STEI-'FI LOEWENSTEIN WILLIAM MARUSICH AGNES MCINTYRE ELEANOR MALONEY IAMES MANSOUR ROSE MANSOUR MARY MEAGHER .5 SPRING if U' ,5x', I E ' I , ff' fi f I Wi: f x PRESIDENT VIVIAN MELLOR IOSEPH MILENSKY VIRGINIA MOLESSA IAMES MORRISON WILLIAM MOORE THOMAS MUSCATELLO SONIA NEIAME BRENDA NUSOM RUTH O'CONNOR GUS PAPASTRAT SHIRLEY PEASE THERESA RILEY MARTHA RINKER SAM RUFFO ELIZABETH SCHERER ANNE SCHUSTER James Morrison MICHAEL SEIAN MONICA SEMANEK LOIS SHERWOOD DOUGLAS SHIRLEY THEODORE STACY IAMES STENTO LILLIAN STUART PHILIP SWEENEY ELLIS TARSCHES IOHN THAYER IEAN TITCHENER MARGARET TREYZ MINETTE UNGER HOWARD VIEWEG ROBERT WEISS HARVEY SMITH MICHAEL ZIAC Jie wellihe.. PA ORA A .ff 6 1,71-, O 41- 'P 66, vt All the news that's fit to print and gossip too can be found in the Pan. With editorial department, advertising division and rewrite department all located in 320, the Pan had a noteworthy year. Although two issues were missing in action because of war priorities in the print shop, the photographers finally obtained their darkroom and circulation upped to 1300. The two score and ten staff members were headed by Martin Rinker as Editor-in-chief and backed by Mr. Michael Bochnak as faculty advisor. The business editors were Peggy Treyz and Mary Case. As junior journalists the Pan Newspaper staff had headaches and fun almost simul- taneously. No printer's ink was spilled and the Pan went to press five times this year. TUBE T T FF SSIST With a birthday cake with only two candles in order, Student Staff Assistants are showing themselves to be up and at em. With Mr. William Bush as advisor, the three score members are growing up to their name filling in any leak or crack vital to the life of the school. All Student Staffites possess report cards and scholastic records that show nothing less than an S average. However, they must have other talents-hospitality as a hostess. a loud voice and an assuming manner in a noon study hall, nimble fingers in the art room, typing and filing ability in the counselor's offices, and inclination toward math in Mrs. Coffman's office, and sympathetic charm in the clinic. By giving one period a day-or four hours a week in service to Centralites, the Staff Assistants receive an award for one year's service. During the fall term Mary Meagher served as President and Ruth O'Connor worked as Historian. These officers were supplanted by Patricia Riley as President and Agnes McIntyre as Historian in the Spring term. Looking forward to its 3rd anniversary, the Student Staff Assistants, have the gratification of serving the school and stimulating school spirit above and beyond the call of duty. BAD Mr. Leo L clfs blue and white garbed bunch have ushed more footballs over the oal YU P 9 line, warmed more feet, and raised more spirits at football games than could the combined efforts of the backs, electric heaters, and a generous numerical edge over the opponent. At pep rallies and parades the Binghamton Central Band has heightened enthusiasm and school spirit in the same manner. The fancy stepping and twirling of Majorette, Norene Deemer, enhanced the performance of the organization when they formed the anchor at the U. E. game. The annual band concert in May featured a medley from Ok1ahoma which was received enthusiastically. Working with the drum corps during the football season, the band did itself, the school, and the team proud. - 1 DRUM CORPS When the eyes of football enthusiasts were not on the game, it was the drum corp that received the admiring gaze of the spectators. Led by Agnes McIntyre, the girls, twirling batons, beating drums, and playing fifes, made the saddest game less sad, the successful game more successful. Monica Semanek paraded as Drum Sergeant, while Leona Dobesh was head of the fife section, wearing white satin dresses trimmed with gold. Mr. Leo Lunch directed this spirited gang. The orchestra, also under the leadership of Mr. Lynch, played at the dramatics club presentations of Harriet and The Fighting Littles. ORCI lla QTRA 1 As. Webzfw ag.. DRAMATIC S CLUB The spotlight of attention is rightly focused on Dramatics Club. With faces animated with stage make-up, frowning over script lines, flushed with hard work and ultimate success, club members have wrought two plays before the Centralite audience, Harriet and The Fighting Littles. With a regime in the fall consisting of Philip Sweeney as President and Agnes Mclntyre as Secretary, the club presented Harriet with Vivian Mellor in the title role. Under the able direction of Mr. Carl Titus, Harriet was worthy production of the club. In contrast to the seriousness of Harriet , the club presented a hilarious comedy in the Spring term entitled The Fighting Littles. After the resignation of Mr. Titus, Mrs. Margaret Hasen- pflug took charge, refereed the Fighting Littles, and directed a success. Officers during the Spring term were Douglas Shirley as President, Iohn Gorton as Vice President, and Pat Hogarbohne as Secretary. All credit for these two fine presentations does not go to merely the club, cast, and direction. The men behind the men in front of the curtain are deserving of praise. The Stage Crew, with Charles Doerner as chief, created the sets and suffered a thousand headaches before the plays could be presented. Thus to the combined efforts of the Dramatics Club and the Stage Crew we give a verbal applause for a curtain call. ' STAGE CREVV Ale faecal!! nawowi mameah in Me . . LYONSYVVEEKS CONTEST B aines W es 6 OXXW-681 Gary 'Z f'f'l'. Q-K. -fade, QM- so' Q21 ilgalh .6600 Maddell DISINCER-CHURCH CONTEST Last fall the Ciceros and Demosthenesf' of Central exhibited their talent in the annual Lyons Weeks Public Speaking Contest for boys. First prize was presented to Robert Dennis while the second and third prizes went to Douglas Shirley and Kenneth Bayne respectively. Ioseph Cleary and Basil Bohovesky also took part. In the Disinger Church contest held each spring five girls took part proving to possess fully as much talent as the boys. Valuable experience in the art of public speaking is gained from these annual contests. Who is next to try his voice? 4, l I ww, mepwwowq .... DEBATE CLUB ART Cl .UB Centra1's Art Club is not very large but it is quality, rather than quantity, which matters most. And the members do have quality! Under the able lead- ership of faculty advisor Grace Hol- comb, the girls and boys paint, draw, and sculpture for their own pleasure and instruction. They are available to the Red Cross and to all the school or- ganizations for making posters. These scenic effects you have seen in the Lit Club assembly are the work of Art Club. So, if you want to see a talented bunch of gals and fellas and maybe have your portrait painted or a poster made, go to 325 on a Wednesday night. There you will see the Art Club of Central High. As the most argumentative organization in school, Debate Club has made the student body feel the force of its verbal battles. With the school population in the front line in assembly, this club verbally fought on the question of lower- ing the voting age. Mrs. Alice Vergason, faculty advisor, encouraged the debaters, and got them in training for their bout before the Civic Club, against North- High March 21. De- baters were Leonard Glass, Sonia Ne- Iame, and Louis Artuso. The controver- sial topic in this struggle was, Peace- time Compulsory Military Training. The twenty-five Debate Club mem- bers elected Louis Artuso to serve as President, and Ellis Tarsches to act as Secretary. Plans are already being made to increase the number of de- bates next year, and to present an ex- citing battle of wits and words. .wmzwq .... LITERARY CLUB The bright bunch of book beavers formally known as Literary Club boast of the liveliest faculty advisor in school, Miss Constance Gantley. The annual Luncheon highlighted the administra- tion of Virginia Molessa in the Fall. Under the Presidential command of Monica Semanek, initiation was held at Iean Titchener's, and the traditional Sandwich Sale was held in Central's Corridors. On April 22, Lit club pre- sented an assembly program honoring great works of literature, illustrated by tableauxs and dramatic scenes from great books. Although all thirty-five members of this club belong to the fairer sex, appli- cations for membership were made by fellows this year! Although no decision has been made concerning these re- quests, selection of new members on a competitive basis will continue to take place biannually for girls. The energetic fall plans of Literary Club afforded the members much fun carrying them out in the Spring. The Bookworms had a busy season. Summa Cum Laude should follow the name of the Red Cross Council of Central in 1945. With the most success- ful membership drive in history 131451 under their belts, the council, under the presidencies of Carol Dickson and Donald Sukloff, plunged into a sea of other activities and drives ranging from a collection of penwipers and playing cards to a collection of unbreakable ash trays for veterans of the war. Miss Avis Balcom has directed pro- ceedings from headquarters in Room 202. The forty-three members have kept up with the best literature by the prep- aration of comic scrap books of Blondie and Mutt and left for mili- tary hospitals. In keeping with the times, the Bed Cross Council has tried to get things done with the fastest and the mostest. RED CROSS GERMAN CI .UB Although their interpretation of Blondie in idiomatic German is not their only attri- bute to fame, it is perhaps their most novel one. Every other Wednesday members of German Club converse, sing, read, play cards, listen to native phonograph records with no English words spoken. This club has another novel aspect. Iohn Gorton presides over meetings as the only two-term president in its history. Other officers are George Carmen, who like the Presi- dent has held office for two terms, Mary Case who carries on as secretary and Darwin Willard who acts as treasurer. Miss Ann Meyer is advisor. When reminded of their Christmas party, club members affectionately hum Stille Nacht and Du Du liegst mir im Herzen which they sang at this affair. The season was terminated by a pleasurable spring outing. With their interpretation of Blondie already famous in Central, the club also features Lebkuchen as a specialty that will tease the appetite as well as the German Accent. CHOIR alfedpearfnmnylrafqaqfnauadin.. FESTIVAL CHORUS If singing is any indication of happiness, Mr. Ray Hartley worked with the happiest bunch of people in school. Room 320 was transformed into a haven of harmony with the Festival Chorus and Choir very much in evidence there every day during the Sth and 7th periods. The result of this harmonious singing attitude of the choir and chorus was Sweet- hearts. Presented on the 17th and 18th of May, Victor Herbert's operetta starred, as candidates for operatic fame, Doris Deyo, Anita Shahinian, lack Flynn, and Eugene Krause. Although Sweethearts was the highlight of the year's work, festival chorus and choir were on tune for their 3rd Annual Concert at Christmas Time and for the Assembly Sing held April llth. FESTIVAL CHORUS '1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 . 4 7 KARL SWEETHEZXR 1 1 PA ULA as-f ,.,,,...Betty Allaben ..........Olga Kucera .l..,,.,.Mary Gajdorus .,.Dolores Pasquale ..........Leona Dobish Edward Springmcm ...,.,,Edward Taylor Mllifll UPJNE S P 4 Q Qj' 'fl Q V 7 BX GSX SUN A CAST Sylvia .....,,. .....,,.......,,. D oris Deyo Clairette ....... Licme ...,,. .....,..., M argaret Aswad Babette ....., Paula ..... .....,,.... I ecm Titchener Lisette ,....... Franz ..... .....,...,....... I ohn Flynn Toinette ..,.. Karl ........ ,......... T homas Gavigcm Nanette .......,, Mikel .......... ..,...,. R onald Letavish Von Tromp ,,..,.. Shingsby ....., .,...,.,., I ames Norxis Caniche .,...,.. Iecnette ...............,......... ....,.. I osephine Fertig QAM v la Q a Lawn, ., 1 fa w-....... v , EETHEAR Z AWG 4314! 6 5 SZUVCSBY az, al? ZW 5,1883 3. sa N' qv B CAST Sylvia ...... ....... A nita Sha hinian Liane ....... A...,.. B etty Hutchings Paula ....... ......... I ean Mac Gowen Franz ...,... .........,...., Ge ne Kraus Karl ...... ...,...... A lfred Magnolia Mikel ........... ...,.... L eonard Hathaway Shingsby ....... .........A.. I oseph Crupi Iedneile .............,.....................,............ Phyllis Fuglestad Clairelte ..... Babette ......,. Lisette ...... Toinette ..,.., Nanette ..... ..... Von Tromp Caniche .,.,.. 1 'Nz KARL V P559 N1 Frances McMahon .........Winifred Skoyec ......,.Shei1a Maxwell .........Nancy Beall ...,...,..Irene Paul ........David Milli ..........Iohn Kostun IKEL ,,,, ..l. IWMWWWW ,, WWW T E FIGHTI G LITTLE MOTHER FATHER FILMER Almatina ...... Olita ....... Filmer ....... Ham Ellers ...... Mr. Little ...... Goody .....T Mrs. Little ...,.... Antoinette ...,... Barbara Truman Monica Semanek .Douglas Shirley .......Iames Norris ..Len Hathaway ....Sonia Nelame ......Vivian Mellor ..Eileen Kliansky Cuckoo ..,...... Screwball ...,.... Henriette ...,.. Norman ....... , .... Dicky Hcupeddle Mrs. Harpeddle .....,.. ....,.... Miss Polaga ....... Student Director GOODY .,,...,...Betty Esworthy .........Audrey Simonis ,.......,Agnes McIntyre .......Iohn Gorton ,,,..,,........Ioseph Cleary .Marion MacDonald . ......Y,. Eunice Goundry ..,.....Martha Rinker aalmabdwilfz .... CATHERINE BEECHER HAPtRIET CALVIN STOWE HENRY BEECHER Auntie Zeb ,,,,,...,,,.....,..... ........ B arbara Truman Henry Ward Beecher ...,... ....... L en Hathaway Catherine Beecher ..,......., .A...., M onica Semanek Harriet Beecher Stowe ..... ..,...... V ivian Mellor Calvin Stowe .....,......... ........ H obert Dennis William Beecher .,..... .,...,. K enneth Bayne Edward Beecher ....,.,....... ........ B asel Bohovesky Mary Beecher Perkins ........ ......... Charles Beecher .......... Thomas Beecher ........ Isabella Beecher ...... I ames Beecher ............ Cathrine Donnelly ...Iames Carcaron ....Stephen Barcay ........Suzanne Ball .Douglas Beecher Dr. Lyman Beecher ........ .............. I ames Norris I 0, Q HARRIET STOWE Mr. Tuttle .......... ., ......... Louis Artuso Mr. Wycherly ..................... ......... O rlcmdo Busino Mrs. Hobbs ............................. ......,, E unice Goundry Freddie Stowe Cas a boyl ........., ....,...... S pencer Pierce Freddie Stowe ...........,.....,.... ...,...........,......, I elm Gorton Georgie Stowe Hattie Stowe ...... Eliza Stowe Ierusha Pantry Lowell Denton Sukey ............... Daley ...... Iane ........ Ruthmarie Hopkins Marion MacDonald ............Mari1yn Rogers .........Philip Sweeney ........Ronald Letavish .........Asma Kenien ......George Girolmo .............Carol Levy Mmqwwwmmm DOM ECON CLUB With a trick recipe to delight the di- gestive tract, a visit to the Yank Service Center and a year high-lighted by teas and parties, Dom Econ Club makes its claim to fame. Under the guidance of Mrs. Ruth Tan- ner, Central Dom Econ Club carries on as a member of a state-wide Economic Club organization. Girls interested in cooking, sewing, aiding the Red Cross. and in any sort of social undertaking might be typical of the sort of girl that belongs to this club. Alert and ambitious, the club has prospered under the cabinet of officers with Irene Kulik as President, Pauline Beagle as Vice President, Nancy Sweeney as Secretary, and Dorothy Balkas as Treasurer. Featured this year was a party for the ladies at Fairview Home, and a Christmas party for club members. For a baby club in respect to age, Dom Econ Club is getting well in the swing of things. CIRI, RESERVES The youngest of all of Central's or- ganizations is in the first stages of de- velopment. With Miss Margaret Taylor and Miss Violet Caganek as sponsors, the two-score members are being well taken care of in their weekly meeting. Although Girl Reserves are merely in the teething stage, their aims in life are well outlined. A development of the personality and character, encouraged by community and school service through social contacts and activities is their goal. Edna Bergman has presided as the First President over meetings which have included games, songs, and gymnasium work at the Y.W.'C.A. e lfnepopulaaifffeanlalwinnau.. SENIUP1 MARGARET CONNOR Senior . . . dark brown hair . . . serious hazel eyes . . . Vice President of the student body . . . active G. O. represen- tative for two terms . . . possessor of two scholarship awards . . . likes to swing and sway with Fred Waring . . . cheered up by One Meatball . . . sports en- thusiast . . . 'specially skiing . . . char- acters in dreams are princes: stage set- tings in palaces . . . nightmares about tigers and witches . . . weakness for food and dogs . . . collects miniatures . . . partial to boys who don't like girls . . . can't abide feminine sophistication to any large degree . . . favors steak and french fries as appetite satisfiers . . . lets off steam by Phooey . . . ambition -to be a good wife . . . dial 2-0742 . . . talkative . . . teasing . . . terrific . . Tatsie. ll-XMES MORRISON Popular 6 ft. 2 in. redhead . . . man about school . . . President of Honor Society . . . two scholarship awards . . . outstanding sports star . . . letter for tennis . . . basketball forward . . . se- lected for All Star Tourney Basketball Team . . . recently elected President of graduating class . . . an earnest worker to improve school spirit . . . active in General Organization . . . chosen by boys to represent Central at Empire Boy's State last Iune . . . constantly seen with tall buddy lim Norris , . . enjoys dancing with blonde gals . . . music of all his dreams done by Guy Lombardo.. .partial to Moonlight Cock- tai1 . . . goes on a tie spree often . . . crazy hats on women annoy him . . . provokes frown by favorite joke- Did your mother have any children that lived? . . . ardent Bob Hope fan . . . splurges on graham cracker pie . . . after school Coast Guard . . . calm . . . cool . . . collected . . . Iim. , ,l -, IUNIUR IOHN GORTON Iunior . . . 6 ft. lf2 in .... blond . . . brown eyes . . . two term president of German Club . . . G. O. representative four times . . . Dramatics Club . . . Starred in Harriet and The Fighting Littles . . . busy Newspaper and An- nual photographer . . . two scholarship awards . . . mad about music . . . Beethoven . . . Tannhauser . . . croons in German . . . goes on frequent choco- late milk shake hinges . . . abhors pota- toes . . . phonograph record collector . . . has nightmares about The Voice's 'Old Man River' . . . collects corny jokes . . . ambition to be commercial photog- rapher . . . dial ..............., . . . Flash Gorton. IOANNE SULLIVAN Iunior . . . Titian type . . . red hair ,. . . blue-green eyes . . . 5 ft. 2 in .... sports enthusiast . . . pepped up by swimming, tennis, roller skating . . . spends quiet moments reading Kipling and thinking of Corky . . . bangle bracelet collector . . . O how she hates to get up in the morning . . . has an aversion to home- work and freckles . . . music for day- dreams done by T. Dorsey . . . the piece, Always . . . subject for day dreams -Van Iohnson . . . scared by thought of school on Saturday . . . satisfies stom- ach with Lemon Ice Cream and steak . . . another garbage recruit at an early age . . . loses voice every two weeks because of talking too much . . . gets excited with Ho1y Ioe . . . ambition- to be a dentist . . . dial 6-l4l8 . . . vivac- cious . . . Sullie . SUPHUMURE JOAN HARPER Sophomore . . . Ioanie with the light brown hair . . . brown eyes . . . Secretary of Student Body . . . G. O. representative . . . raves over Glen Miller records . . . wants to raise ducks . . . would rather get sick on Pistachio Ice Cream and Almond Cake than any other food . . . grandstand football fan . . . sporty about swimming and skat- ing . . . weakness for acqua sweaters . . . angered by all flirty boys except David . . . Subject of nightmares are worms . . . doesn't believe beauty and brains mix . . . dreams of dancing to Guy Lombardo . . . lets off steam with Sugar! . . . dial 6-3739 . . . sweet . . . petite . . . Ioanie. ROBERT MARKHAM Sophomore . . . sandy hair . . . blue eyes . . . G. O. representative . . . avid football fan . . . prefers playing first base in baseball game to dancing . . . scouting enthusiast . . . life scout . . . dreams done by T. Dorsey . . . Diet of macaroni and cheese and Chocolate cake delight him . . . parents used to bribe him to go to school . . . at five years wanted to leave home and join the garbage collection department . . . too giggly, too chattery girls annoy him . . . A Betty Grable swooner . . . myster- ious about a certain fem from New Iersey . . . old funny papers pal of Terry and the Pirates . . . radio raver of Iimmy Durante . . . Emates with Holy Smoke! RUNNERS-UP iwiiicireci Gruss Louis Artuso Phillip Sweeney Patricia Riiey is I il Dicic Armstrong .iacii ivicixianus Eieanor Sevura Betty Rae Rutilven , i i , .ioim Timurston Michael Pandisii Ruth Terry Hoiiis Titman Adi Gaakad? CHESS FIENDS I w HEAVE PASS THE BATON afw MEMORIAL DAY COMMITTEE GET IT OVER TALKING IT OVER THAT 3:30 CONFERENCE P011 1 ,..f., -bs 1153 hifi '2 W, I 1 . - '. N -. '.f he - 4 -, 2. 'f . , n... ,pw g. ' 'n. ., ,n '. . pu- ,-- ' -vga 1. 1 .-L ,. vf4.,,1..,,..a44a,,4,.z,.,.4.,zzw CHEERLEADERS MASUUTEEBS Mr. Merz ' . II:XIzI. ZINC 1 P C+' IIXRX IH 5311 I II i X VINCENT JACKSON M. Ib .Xf,.XlII. .IOSIQPI I I IAMDJXN QV' QB Rl N IIIX HQ Q1 'Q 'X S XVII .I IAXI NAS! I 1 B David MerriIIes LETTERME wn1.L1Ax 1 Kl7RliY - f Dil XVITT PXRSK 7YS P MT. BTGDHHH x-, 'H IOS MS Ml 'SCXIEI .I .O QP LLURK J. DC JN H. ,Q I,!fTliR SNIYK Mr. Buxenbaum 1 XVll.l.l.XM NIARLSILH .IOHY I5.XIKIC'liK L7 SALVATORE RUFFO lyk ,f....,...,..w...gzf...,y...,z4..1z:m... : . S Mf t QW? In the fall of 1944, Central High's pigskin was once again toted out on the gridiron, and the school commenced its seventy-ninth sports year. Under the capable guidance of Coach Henry Merz, a fighting eleven was pulled together from the students who were left after the draft boards finished their job. The '44 season produced its thrills, victories, defeats, and heroes of the gridiron. Iim Agatheas, the '43 substitute who led Central to the school's first victory over U. E. in fourteen years, was back, holding a permanent seat in the backfield. Placed beside him was a newcomer to football, a student who was to be- come a myth in the Triple Cities, Vince Iackson. Also holding backfield positions were Bill Kurey and Pete Smyk. Forming the line which started out weak and which ended as a formidable defensive and offensive string were lVIike Ziac, Sam Ruffo, George Doyle, Pint Parsons, Iohn Babicek, Ioe Hamdan, and Tom Muscatello. The first string played remarkable ball throughout the season. But, they also had the support of 1500 students and a second and third string of fifty players. Substitutes who starred on the field were Bill Marusich, who scored the winning touchdown against I. C., Yatcha Kerstein, Harvey Smith, Gus Pap- pastrat, and Ross Peduto. When the season ended, three defeats, two ties, and two victories were chalked up in the annals of Central history. But, we must not forget the spectacular runs made by Vince Iackson-the eighty-six yard runback against North High for a touch- down: the fifty-one yard runback against U. E. which almost resulted in another B. C. H. S. victory? and the eighteen points scored by the Mercury of Central. In the U. E. game. Agatheas carried the pigskin from the 13 to the three yard stripe in two downs after lack- son's fifty-one yard run. Kurey gained a few inches on the next play: then, on the fourth down, Iinx Agatheas faded back to pass to Jackson but the pass was incomplete. The ball was given to U. E. and Central's last opportunity for victory was gone. Spunky loe Ham- dan, injured seriously in the U. E. game will be remembered for being the only Triple Cities' lineman to score a touchdown. After the '44 season ended, an all Triple Cities Football team was chosen by the four Triple Cities' coaches. Three Central gridders were selected for the team-Mike Ziac, Vince Iackson, and Sam Rufio. fnffzedpabngffamewad ff! Qi Q, BASEBALL e f W A A F ,X 4 J - Q: , L ff 1 aw X-,xv Al ' ww. -.fy 5' ! A .K A W Qlllffmr K 3 TRACK ,un,fwWz,.r,mfw,1f.wam p l VARSITY Dribb1e down the court to the basket. And that's what the Blue and White quintet did to the tune of 682 points against 518 for its opponents. Central's cagers this year won ten out of eighteen games, and in doing so took third place in the Triple Cities Basket- ball League. Many of the games lost by the hoopsters were close. This year, the school had several outstanding court champions. They were Bill Kurey, George Doyle, Ted Stacey and Frank Bezek. The season was temporarily interrupted when on Ianuary 23, all school sports were cancelled until forty-four missing football jerseys were returned. A Vigilante Committee was formed by George Doyle, Bill Kurey, Chuck BeGell, and Pint Parsons. Immediately the four rounded up the jerseys. But, in that time a basketball and bowling game were cancelled. When the basketball season ended, the coaches picked a first and second All-Tourney team. George Doyle made the first team, and Ted Stacy, Frank Bezek, and Iim Morrison made the second team. Thus, the Bulldogs won four out of ten positions on the two teams. JAYVEES ip, ,,.. LETTERME A H 4 -E BASKETBALL LETTERMEN 1944-45 JAMES AGATHEAS FRANK BEZEK TED STACY PETER SMYK JAMES MORRISON MIKE ZIAC GEORGE DOYLE JOSEPH KASCHAK H MGR www B OWLING W ' X nr ,EA , 6 4 f Q fl f G TENNIS f fy l W 11 f A? Y n X M INTRAMURAL BASKETBALL QED' Wg I f ff X J X f N rl. 0 J AVF CROSS COUNTRY ,mmwmmwh ,Y ww , ..v..mm mmm wp-man. Qwxwm-,W-imffvn -AL, :wwwfw vwwff Jiakedkanchwdfafie .... IANUAHY GRADUATES f . ,Q S J A 'S -3 ii E 29 Al CLASS UFPICEHS v-e'3 CLASS NUTABLES Most popular Boy ......,.,....... Thurlow Brown Most popular Girl .....,...... Virginia Molessa Girl Likely to Succeed ........ Rose Mansour Boy Likely to Succeed ..,..... Iames Mansour Best natured Girl ,........... Ann Marie O'Brien Best natured Boy .,...... Andrew Barvinchak Best Boy Athlete ............,... Iames Agatheas Class Baby ........... .............. E dwin Miller Laziest Boy ......................,. William Murphy The Girl Fellows Dream of Overthere ....,.....,............. Shirley Cobb EQ ,wr Q sz? , ,X . Class Apple Polisher ,........... Iarnes Canny Class Bobby Socker ..,...,.,..... Ianet McAvoy Hardest Girl Plugger.. Hardest Boy Plugger.. Best Dressed Boy ..,.... Best Dressed Girl ,,...... ..,,..,...Ruth O'Connor .,......Frank Bezek, Ir. ,........Roscoe Curry ,.......Barbara Phillips Class Actor .......,..,.......,. Leonard Hathaway Class Actress .......... ........,. M inette Unger Ideal Couple ...,........................ Iames Lauder and Iosephine Stickley Class Wolf .....,.................. Best Girl Dancer ..,.,.....,. Most Bashful Girl .....,,.......,, Mary Spooner Most Bashful Boy ..,,...,........ William Moore Class Dictionary ..., ,,,,,,,.,,,,. Class Einstein ..,,...... ,, Lil' Abner ,..,,..... .Margaret Treyz ...John Watson ...,.,,.Paul Emmons .Norman Stewart Iustine Humphrey Best Boy Dancer .........,.......,., Iames Lauder Class Comic ....,................... Mathew Malinak Class Dream Man ,.,....,................ Ted Stacey Noisiest Girl ,,....V... Noisiest Boy ....... ,........,Iane Richardson ,.,.......,.,Iohn Stimik 1 3 RACHEL ACKLEY MARY ALEXANSAN BAR 595 ANUERSGN if ANN BENNETT JEAN BERGMANN B1ondie Red Cross 143 After School: U. S. Cadet Nurse Corps FRANK BEZEK Basketball, lavees 12, 33, Varsity 13, 43: Baseball, Intramural 123, Varsity 13, 43: Festival Chorus 123: Student Staff Assistant 143: Honor Society 143 After School. United States Merchant Marine Academy FRANK BEZEK, IR. Basketball, Varsity Mgr. 133: Orchestra 123: Festival Chorus 123: Student Staii Assistant 13, 43: Scholarship 12, 33: School Honor Society 143: Miscellaneous, Honor Graduate After School: Army MARY BOUCOUNIS RICHARD BOOTH Basketball, Intramural 133: G. O. 143: Red Cross 133 After School: Navy PHlLlP 8RECKlNRlUGE SHIRLEY BROWN YHURLO? SRCWN JANET BURCHAN MARY CACIOLA MARY CALLAN RACHEL ACKLEY Rae Bowling 123: Red Cross 123 After School: Nursing MARY ALEXANIAN Mimi After School: Business BARBARA ANDERSON Bobbe Basketball 123: Tennis 123: Festival Chorus 123: Memorial Day Pro- gram '44: Dance Committee 143 ' After School: Business School IOYCE BAILEY , l.B. Pan Newspaper Art Staff 143: Choir 13, 43: Fife and Drum Corps 133: Festival Chorus 12, 3, 43: Art Staff 133: Bowling 123: G. O. 123: Commencement Committee 143: Scholarship 12, 33: Honor Gradu- ate 143 After School: Art School ANDREW BARVINCHAK Andy Track Iavees 123: Varsity 13, 43: Choir 123: Festival Chorus 123: G. O. Delegate 123: Red Cross Delegate 13, 43 After School: Army PAULINA BEAGLE Pau1a Festival Chorus 12, 33: Red Cross 12, 43: G. O. 133: Don Ecom'Cor- responding Secretary 12, 33: Vice-President 143 After School: Designing School in N.Y.C. HBezn ANN BENNETT JEAN BERGHANN FRANK BEZEK nBezu ffnickff PHILIP BRECKINRIDGE Flip Break Pan Newspaper, Feature Editor 133: Tennis, Iavee 123, Varsity 133: G. O. Delegate 123 A After School: Navy SHIRLEY BROWN Shir1 After School: Bookkeeper THURLOW BROWN Brownie Football 133: Tennis Varsity 13, 43: Tennis Awards 13. 43: Red Cross 123: G. O. Delegate 123 Alter School: Army Air Corps JANET BURCHAN Burch After School: College MARY CACIOLA Scholarship 12, 43: Honor Society 143 After School: MARY CALLAN Scholarship 123 After School: Telephone Operator IAMES CANNY Dumbo Football, All Stars 125. Iavees 135, Varsity 145: Basketball, Intra- mural-League 125: Baseball, All-Sophomore Team After School: Merchant Marine RICHARD CARY Dick After School: Navy BARBARA CATOR Toni Art 135: Offices, Red Cross Alternate 135: Miscellaneous, Memorial Day Assembly JAMQ PANNV RIPHARP CARY After School: JAMES CLUGSTONE lim After School: SHIRLEY COBB Babe Tennis 125: Festival Chorus 125: Participated in Memorial Day Assembly 145: Secretary of Iunior Red Cross Council 145 After School: WILLIAM COLLETT BilI wg LU Mi EDWIN COLLINS Eddie A Pan Newspaper, News Reporter 125: Basketball, Intramural 12, 35: Baseball, Intramural 125: Senior Class Election Committee 145: ,bs Stage Crew 12, 35 After School: Marine Corps Institute FRANCES CONNELLY Fran ROSCOE CURRY Prince i After School: U. S. Army RCSCOF CURRV IEAN NE DACEY Dalcie Graduating Committee Alter School: Business LENA D'ANGELO D A Scholarship 135: Tap Danced at Spring Review 125 After School: MARY DE ANGELO ., H, ,.,,,. -- ,.,. N-, After School: Business School ROBERT DICKERSON Bob Track, Iavees 145 After School: CHRISTINE DIUTE Chris After School: Nursing or Business PAUL EMMONS Bugsby Football, Iavees Manager 125, Varsity Manager 135: Choir 12, 3, 45 Music Appreciation 13, 45: Festival Chorus 12, 3, 45 After School: Navy ROBERT vzcxssesow CHRI PAUL srfmous ELINOR EVENDEN Butch After School: Harper's Beauty School DON FEHELEY Bqne1' Basketball, Intramural 145 After School: U. S. Army NORMAN FEINBERG Normandy' After School: Navy moe svsmwsw ron NORMAN FEINBERG PHILLIP FEINBERG Scholarship 123: Basketb After School: GRACE FELSKE Red Cross Delegate 133 After School: Business ROBERT FISCHER After School: MARIORIE FLYNN Festival Chorus 12, 33: After School: College RICHARD FRANKEL Cheerleader 143 After School: College REBECCA FREED After School: Gracie Phil Bob PHILL GRACE FELSKE ROBERT FfSCHER Dick Becky VARJORIE FLYNN RECHARD FRANKEL REBECCA FR HELEN GAZDIK ' Frm After School: Nurse Training JEAN GUIDE Maggie After School: Office Work INEZ GIANONCELLI lnie Basketball 123: Band 13, 43: Orchestra 12, 3, 43: Scholarship 123: School Honor Society 143: Commencement Committee: Fine Arts Award 13, 43: Vestal Music Contest, Third Rating 133: Honor Graduate After School: Business ' VIRGINIA GOWER Ginny Red Cross Representative 133: Hockey 133: Bowling 133 After School: College ELLIN GRACE After School: College ETHEL HASKINS Pookey VlRSlNl6 GOWER ElLlN GRACE ETHEL HASKlN3 LEONARD I-IATHAWAY Len Choir 143: Festival 143: Harriet 143: Dramatics 143: Chess 143 After School: Air Corps NAILA HIDER Naiqe Red Cross 123: Cheerleader 143 After School: IOHANNA HILGERS IU Advertising Staff of Panorama: Tennis 123: Orchestra 123: Der Deutsche Verein 13. 43: Literary 13. 43: G. O. Delegate 12. 43: 2 Scholarship Awards: Prom Committee: Nominating Committee for Class Officers: Memorial Day Assembly: Music Rating at Contest After School: Mt. Holyoke LILLIAN HIOVICH Lill Scholastic Art Award 133: Scholarship 133: Pre-flight Course at North After School: Cadet Nurse Corps IOHN HOFFA Hoff Red Cross 123 After School: Army DONALD HOGAN Don UU. AN MOVICH After School' UTHHARIE H PKINS RUTH ELl INALEXANDER HRICIGA RUTHMARIE HOPKINS Hoppie Pan Annual 137: Assistant Editor, Award 147: Pan Newspaper 137: Columnist, Award 147: Tennis 127: Cheerleader 127: Award 13, 47: Choir 127: Heaven Can Wait, Award 137: Harriet, Award 147: Dramatics 13, 47: G. O. 127: Student Staff Assistant, Award 13, 47: Memorial Day Assembly 12, 37: Pan Annual Assembly 137: Popu- larity Contest 127: Beauty Contest 137: Festival Chorus 127 After School: Stevens College RUTH-ELIZABETH HOTCHKIN Hooley Pan Newspaper, Assistant Circulation Manager 127, Publicity Manager 147, Circulation Manager 137: Tennis 127: Orchestra 12, 37: Festival Chorus 147: Dramatics 147: Art Achievement Award 147: Student Staii Assistant 147: Scholarship 127: Art Assembly After School: Business School , WILLIAM LEE JOSEPH LELIO MARTHA LEWIS ALEXANDER HRICIGA AI After School: Navy IUSTINE HUMPHREY Champ Bowling Team 127: German 137: Literary 147: G. O. Representative 127: Red Cross 12, 37: Miscellaneous: Participated in Memorial Day Assembly 147 Alter School: Ridley Business School THOMAS IVORY T.!. Bowling Team, Varsity 147 After School: Army, then college ELIZABETH IONES Betty Justine HUMPHREV nvonv EU users Jones Dom Econ 147 After School: ALICE KEHAIAN Orchestra 12, 37 After School: Business MARIE KENIEN Mimi Le Cercle Francais 137: Treasurer 147 After School: Business THEODORE KIRES T, K. Alter School: Armed Forces ALICE KEHMAN ANDREW KNAPIK Andy Baseball 127: Red Cross 127: Scholarship 137: Bowling, Varsity 13, 47 . After School: Army Air Corps MARGARET KOCIK Margie A Scholarship 137: Red Cross Delegate 147: Honor Graduate Alter School: U. S. Cadet Nurse Corps G EVELYN KONECNY Joe 7 After School: Ridley's Secretarial School ANDREW KNAP I K THERESA KOZAK After School: Army Nurse Corps IANET KURTZ Senior Class Chairman 147: Senio 127: Memorial Day Assembly 12. 37 After School: Penn. State College IAMES LAUDER THERFC91 KSU-K JANET KURTZ JLWES 'ALTER WILLIAM LEE . , , ,V Bowling 12, 377 Varsity 147 if , N After School: Army Air Corps fi f , f, . 7- ' 4 1ossPH Lrzuo it me K - ' Library Page 12, 3. 47 1' M After School: Merchant Marine Qrgg' , Easy? fu Q' it': . . V wel W MARTHA LEWIS fi Ah AAR 1 E KEN 1 sn gf Q? KtRES NY L. J, ix 1, ,v 1 ..:, :ner H' , E, , .255 MARGARET KCC l K r Class Secretary 147: EVELYN KDNECN To Ko Hlann Red Cross Bill Pidgeon Marty Arts and Crafts 137: G. O. 12, 37: Scholarship 12, 37: Bowling 127 S EDWARD MADAK Butch After School: Army Air Force MARIAN MACDONALD M icki Drama Harriet 145: Dramatics 13, 45 After School: Michigan University or Cornell MATHEW MALINAK Mat Scholarship Award 135 Aiter School: Army Air Corps ELEANOR MALONEY Elmer Bowling 125: Honorable Mention F. D. R. Essay Contest 135: G. O. Alternate 135, Delegate 145: Student Staii Assistant 145: Scholarship 12, 3, 45: Honor Graduate: School Honor Society 145: Commence- ment Committee Aiter School: College SHIRLEY MANGER Shir1 Softball 125: Hockey 1251 Tennis 125 After School: Cadet Nurse Corps JAMES MANSOUR lim F. D. Roosevelt Contest, no prize 135: G. O. 135: Student Stati Assistant 13, 45: Scholarship 12, 35: Honor Society 145: Honor K Graduate 145: Member ol Gilt and Commencement Committees 145 ELEANOR Mr-LGNEY SH IRLEY IAANGER JAMES MANSUUR Alter School: U. S. Army or Business College ROSE MANSOUR FOG G. O. 12, 35: Class, Commencement Committee: Scholarship 12, 35: Honor Society Secretary 145: Honor Graduate After School: Secretarial ANNA MARECEK Annie After School: College DONALD MASTRONARDI Don Football, Iavees 125: Track, Iavees 12. 35: Band 125: G. O. 12, 3, Student Staff Assistant 145 After School: IANET MCAVOY Mac Bowling 125: G. O. 125: Memorial Day Assembly 135: Red Cross 135 After School: Alfred University BARBARA MCRAE Dom Econ 145 MARY MEAGHER M eeger Pan Annual, Advertising Assistant 12, 3, 45: Pan Newspaper, Advertising Assistant 125, Assistant News Editor 135, News Editor 145: Hockey Award 125: Literary Club 13, 45: Secretary, Literary Club 145: Chairman of Dance Committee 145: Scholarship Award 12, 35: Honor Society 145 After School: Middlebury College NAN'Y A MICALI7?l JOSEPHINE ELAINE Ml VIRGINIA MOLESSA WYLUM4 M0095 ' JANET Mgivcy. BARBARA Means - MARY MEAQHER NANCY A. MICALIZZI TGI Festival Chorus 12. 3, 45 After School: Business PATRICIA MICHAEL Pat or Mike Basketball 12, 35: Dramatics 12, 35 EDWIN MILLER Eddie Cap and Gown Committee 145: Pan Newspaper Assembly 125: Scholarship 135 After School: College or Work IOSEPHINE ELAINE MILLER IO After School: Business VIRGINIA MOLESSA A Ginny Cerise in Operetta Erminie 145: Choir Award 12. 3, 45: Festival Chorus 12, 3, 45: Christmas in Carentry 125: Make-up Committee for Little Foxes 135: Secretary ol Dramatics 135: Award 135: Girl Reserves 12, 35: Literary Club 135: President of Literary Club 145: G. O. 12, 3, 45: Secretary of G. O. 135: Class Girls' Treasurer 145: Scholarship 12, 3, 45: Co-editor of Talkey 145: Honor Society 145: Red Cross 12, 3, 45: President of Red Cross 13, 45: Masketeer 145: Honor Graduate 145: Vestal Music Contest, 1-Rating 135: Beauty Contest 135: Popularity Contest 125: Contestant in Central's Leading Lady Contest 145: Masked Songbird 135 After School: Business WILLIAM MOORE Bill Scholarship 12, 35: School Honor Society 145: Gift Committee, Grad- uating Class Alter School: Work Rose Miuscus ANNA MARECEK oountn MASTRSNARDI JANET MOSHER IGH Festival Chorus 12, 33: Red Cross 123: Music Appreciation 133: Dom Econ 143 Alter School: College CELIA JEAN MULDERIG WILLIAM MURPHY Ty Basketball, Intramural 123: G. O. Alternate 133, Delegate 143: Cheer- leader 13, 43: Stage Crew 123: Red Cross 143 After School: U. S. Merchant Marine BRENDA NUSOM Poster Contest 133: Scholastic Art Award 133: Student Staff Assistant 143: Scholarship 13, 43: Honor Society 143: Honor Graduate 143 After School: Business ANN MARIE O'BRIEN Obe Tennis 123: Red Cross 133: G. O. 123 After School: Business Administration RUTH O'CONNER Ruthie Tennis Award 123: Lit Club 13, 43: Vice-President of Class 143: Student Staff Assistant 13, 43: Scholarship 12, 3, 43: Honor Society 143: President of Honor Society 143: Candidate for Secretary of G. O. 123: Honor Graduate 143: G. O. Alternate 123: Girl Reserves 123: Secretary of Student Stall Assistant 143 RQENEA NUSOM ANN MARIE O'ER!EN RUTH O'CCNNER CHARLOTTE O'HARA Char Festival Chorus 12, 3, 43: Dom Econ 123, President 133, Vice- President 143 After School: Cobellskill WILLIAM ONDRUSEK Hershey G. O. Delegate 143 After School: Work DOROTHY PAVLISAK Dot Choir 143: Festival Chorus 12, 43 Alter School: BARBARA PHILLIPS Bobby Tennis 123: Lit Club 143: G. O. 12. 3, 43: Sergeant at Arms 143: Memorial Day Assembly 143 Atter School: Occupational Therapy Work ROMAINE POLAN SKY Remy Cheerleader Captain 143: Home Room Committee 1Graduate3 143: Dance Committee 1Graduate3 143: Red Cross Delegate 133: Cheer- leader 13, 43 Aiter School: Business School IULIANNE PUCEK Iule Baseball 123: Festival Chorus 123: Dom Econ 143: Red Cross 123 BARBARA PHILLIPS ROMAINE PCLANSKY JULIANNE EUCEK PAUL RABEY Pa1 EDWARD RADULSKI Ed After School: Navy IANE RICHARDSON Rich Pan Annual Advertising Staff 123: Red Cross 12, 3, 43: Literary 13, 43: Red Cross Vice-President 143: Memorial Day Assembly 13, 43: Dance Committee 143 After School: Stephens College THERESE RILEY I Tessa Scholarship 12, 3, 43: Honor Society 143: Honor Graduate After School: Nursing ELIZABETH ROSE Beth Liz Softball Award 123 Alter School: Design School IEANNE ROZEIJLE Alter School' Nursing HILLARD H. RozRN HWY Basketball, Intramural 12, 33: Baseball, Varsity 143: Band 12, 3, 43: Music Prize 133: G. O. 123: Dance Committee 143: Red CIOSS RGPIS- sentative 123 After School: Navy ELIZABETH SCHERER Betty Student Statf Assistant 143: Scholarship 13, 43: Honor Society 143: Gift Committee 143: Honor Graduate 143 After School: Business ANNE SCHUSTER Festival Chorus 133: Literary 143: G. O. 13, 43: Student Staff Assistant 13, 43: Scholarship 12, 33: School Honor Society 143: Red Cross, Secretary 12, 33 After School: Penn State College LOIS SHERWOOD Pan Annual, Advertising Assistant 12, 3, 43, Award 143: Pan News- paper Advertising Assistant 12, 33, Assistant Business Manager 143, Award 143: Literary 13, 43: Literary Club Sergeant at Arms 143: Student Staff Assistant 143: Scholarship 12, 43: School Honor Society 143: Memorial Day Assembly 143: Commencement Com- VILLARD H. ROZEN E EilZABETH SCHERER ANNE SCVUSTER mittee 143 After School: College AUDREY SIVEWRIGHT Aud Choir 12, 33: Festival Chorus 12, 33 After School: College EDNA SMEGIEL Eddie Scholarship 12. 33: Commencement Committee: Honor Graduate Alle! School: Business ., . . .. on gyuggqtrv stxggwgmur HAHA with, ROSE MARIE SMYKAL Ice Band Drum Majorette 143: Fife and Drum Corps Majorette 143 'R '24 RICHARD SPEARBRCK Dick ROSE NAR!! 5NYK4l RICHARD SPEARBECK MARY JANE SRCONER TED STACY. JW RUTH EDENCER FLCRA STENTO Band 12. 33: Scholarship 123 After School: Rochester Institute of Technology RUTH SPENCER Rufus or Lefty Fife and Drum Corps 12, 33: Dramatic Club 13, 43: Student Staff Assistant 13, 43: Make-up Committee, Papa in All, Heaven Can Wait, Excursion 13, 43 MARY IANE SPOONER Oil Painting Prize 143: Recommended for Painting at Y.W.C.A. 143 TED STACY, IR. Dutch Basketball, Iavees and Varsity 13, 43: Baseball, Varsity 143: Class President: Student Staff Assistant 143: School Honor Society 143: Papa Central After School: Army Air Corps ' FLORA STENTO Musc1es Flagbearer in Band 143: Red Cross 123: Assistant to Miss Coffman 13, 43: Mr. Brennan's Typist 143 After School: Business NORMAN STEWART . st0oQe Football, I. V. 133: Band 12, 33: Orchestra 12, 33 Alter School: Marines IOSEPHINE STICKLEY Jody Bowling Team 123: Literary 13, 43: G. O. 12, 33: Scholarship 143: Memorial Day Assembly 13, 43: Head Usher at Commencement 143: Honor Graduate After School: Sweet Briar College lOHN STIMIK SUM Basketball, Iayvees 143 After School: Navy LILLIAN B. STUART Li1 Band 12, 3, 43: Music Award: Orchestra 12, 3, 43: Debate 143: Disinger Church Contest, First Prize 143: Pro G Con 143: Scholar- ship 12, 43: School Honor Society 143 Alter School: Vassar or Mt. Holyoke College WILLIAM SZYPOSZ After School: Navy Ship ELLIS S. TARCHES Tarsh Pan Annual, Reporter 143: Pan Newspaper 1Award3 Assistant Sports Editor 123, Sports Editor, Editor 133: Choir, Award 12, 3, 43: Festival Chorus 12, 3, 43: Cast of Operetta Erminie 143: Commit- tees for Heaven Can Wait and Harriet 143: Debate, Award, North High Symposium 12, 3, 43: Contests. Disinger-Church 123: Dramatic Club 13, 43: Secretary of Debate Club 143: G. O. Delegate 123: Acting Boys' Treasurer of Senior Class: Student Staff Assistant 143: Scholarship 12, 43: Christmas Seal Campaign Speaker 12, 33: Participation in Memorial Day Assembly: Honor Society 143 After School: Dartmouth or Williams NORMAN STEWART JOSEPHXNE ST JOVN STIMIK LILLIAN B. STUART WILLIAM szYPosZ ELLIS S- TARCHES RUTH -WOWISQN MARGARET ALFRED TRGVALLI WILLIAM 1uTHuLL Smrztsv ANN ULMER MINUTE UNGER ELIZABETH WARD Festival Chorus 12, 33 WALLACE WARD After School: IOHN WATSON G. O. 133: Scholarship 12, 33: Red Cross 123 After School: Navy MARVIN WEINGARTNER Senior Class House Committee: Scholarship 12. 33 After School: IRWIN WEISSMAN Tennis 12, 33: Hi-Y 12, 33: Secretary, Vice-President 12. After School: A.S.T.R,P. MARION WILCOX Alter School: Cadet Nurses' Corps A ZAVACA BERNARD J. ZELDOW OLIVE ZURNER 33 RUTH THOMPSON MARGARET TREYZ Peggy Advertising Staff ot Pan Annual 12, 3, 43: Advertising Staff of Pan Newspaper 12, 33: Business and Assistant Business Manager of Pan Newspaper 143: Orchestra 12, 33: Public Speaking. for sale of T. B. Stamps 123: Literary 13, 43: Sergeant at Arms and Vice- President of Literary Club 143: Scholarship 12, 33: School Honor Society 143: Pan Annual Award: Pan Paper Award: Honor Graduate After School: College ALFRED TROVALLI AI Choir 12, 3, 43: Festival Chorus, Operetta, Erminie 12, 3, 43: G. O. Alternate 143 After School: Navy WILLIAM TUTHULL SHIRLEY ANN ULMER Shirt After School: College MINETTE UNGER Steve Tennis 123: Publicity Committee, Excursion 123: Publicity Chair- man Papa Is All 133: Heaven Can Wait 143: Symposium on Russia 143: Lyons-Week, Second Prize 123: Disinger Church. Second Prize 143: Literary-Dramatics Debate 13, 43: Tennis Award. Scholas- tic Award, Dramatics Award. Speech Award 12, 43: G. O. Alternate 123: Dramatic Scholarship at Syracuse University 1Summer 19443: Literary Club Assembly: Honor Society 143 After School: American Academy of Dramatic Arts HEHZH Hwmdf. ELIZABETH WARD WALLACE WARD JOHN WATSON uhvu Will MARVIN WEINGARTNER IRWIN NEISSMAN MARION WILCOX MARIA ZAVADA BERNARD I. ZELDOW Bernie G. O. 123: Scholarship 133 Alter School: Medicine 1Dr.3 OLIVE ZURNER Olie LLOYD HERRICK Student Staff Assistant 143: Honor Society After School: University ol Pennsylvania IEANNE DOLAN Red Pan Newspaper. Typist 143: Scholarship 12, 3, 43: Honor Graduate: Honor Society 143 After School: Business IOHN KURBANICK Yonky Football, Intramural 123: Basketball Iavees 143: Fife and Drum Corps 12. 3, 43: School Honor Society 143 After School: United States Army. College , W 4 , LL, rm .,. W uw, '7!wf!mJaJu44fqea4 Ale Me .... IU DU TE 1 A 1 It w ,. L U. .n I 2 n Q? 4. f . Q4 P .1 Q I C: . . P I E:- td E . .., . 1' .T 'iii -. '-11 .. K.-. 22 ,, 'TSE' .I LI-1 I f, . - . ..,-, -..I ,.,,, . ,,, ,. ,,.,,., .,, , Nb. '. . -,- ,,- .....-..,- . ' l- - fx.. Q ' .-'. - u-.-. ' --' -- - va.--' 9 ' -'1 Ei1.: .LN ,. . .--.4 1 Eff.. Q wcllfaebz.. CLASS UPFICERS Most Popular Girl ........... Most Popular Boy. Most Bashful Girl ,.,..... .. Most Bashful Boy ........ Best Natured Girl ....... .. Best Natured Boy ......,. .. Quietest Boy ......... Best Girl Athlete... Best Boy Athlete .............. Best Dressed Girl.. Best Dressed Boy ........... N01S19St Girl ..............,......, NO1S1eSt Boy ...........,. .,,,, Best Girl Dancer.. Best Boy Dancer... CLASS NUTABLES .Margaret Conner ...............Iames Morrison ...........Ar1ene Lent ...........Iohn Stone .......Betty Allaben ..........Edward Cox ...Sheila Maxwell Quietest Girl ............ ...... .. ....... Iames Agatheas .......Barbara Corell .James Agatheas .,................Mildred Gruss .Edward Dirnbrow ............Sophie Fox ....l-'ordman Beach .........Kay Simmons ........Floyd Sweet HCI1'deSl Girl Plugger .......,,.,,,,,,,, Mary Alice Thompson Hardest Boy Plugger ........ Ioseph Milensky Class Beauty ...............,.,,,.,.,,,,,,, Muriel Lqub Handsomest Brute ......,,.,,,,,,,,,., John Aiwqfer Girl Most Apt to Succeed ....,......... Catherine Donnelly Boy Most Apt to Succeed ........ Mike Selan Friendliest Girl ,..,................ Agnes Mclntyre Friendliest Boy ....,.... Class Actress ....... .......Butch Buchinsky ........Vivian Mellor Class Actor ........ ............... R obert Dennis Ideal Couple ........................ Philip Sweeney Apple Polisher. Goldbricker ...... Class Wolf ............ Class Wolfess .......... Class Musician Class Artist ....... and Agnes McIntyre ...........Iean Titchener ..........Barbara Quick .........Kevin Reynolds .........Maxine Berry ........Midge Aswad .........Orlando Busino C1555 Poet ,,,,,,,,,,,.. ....... S teffi Loewenstein Class Politician ........ ................ M ike SGIUH Class Brain ........ ......... I 0S6ph Mi1e1'1SkY Class Baby ............. Class Veteran.. ................Iohn Briggs ..........Ioan Theodore JAMES AGATHEAS Bfrrv ALLAEEN 4 ,PVWYJCRIE All-EN IAMES AGATHEAS Jinx Football Iavees 123, Varsity 13, 43: Basketball Iavees 123, Varsity 13, 43: Baseball Iavees 123, Varsity 13, 43: Track Iavees 123: Hi-Y 123: G. O. Delegate 123: Sgt. at Arms 143: School Honor Society 13, 43 After School: Army or College BETTY ALLABEN ' Choir 12, 3, 43: Award 12, 33: Orchestra 12, 3, 43: Festival Chorus 12, 3, 43: Literary Club 13, 43: G. O. 13, 43: Erminie 133: Vestal Music Contest 133: Girls' Trio 13, 43 Alter School: College MARIORIE ALLEN Marge Literary Club 143: Honor Society 143, Secretary 143: G. O. 13, 43: Student Staff Assistant 13, 43: Scholarship 12, 33 After School: Duke University LORRAINE ARCHER Rainy Red Cross 133 After School: Business Office ALICE ARMSTRONG Army IOSEPH ARMSTRONG joe LORRAINE ,ARCHER ,SAUCE ARMSTRONG Josie: ARMSTRONG AffSCh01C1SfiC AwQrd143 ' ADELE ARRIGONI Freddie HY Literary Club 143: Red Cross 12, 43 After School: College MARGARET ASWAD Midge Choir 12, 3. 43: Band 12, 3, 43: Orchestra 12, 3, 43: Festival Chorus 12, 3. 43: Der Deutsche Verein 133: Scholarship 123: Member of Girls' Trio 13, 43 After School: College IOHN ATWATER I. V. Football 12, 33: G. O. Representative 12, 33 After School: U. S. Navy RICHARD BAKE Intramural Baseball 133 Alter School: Army DOROTHY BALKAS Dom Econ 13, 43: Dom Econ Treasurer 143: Red Cross 133: Basket- ball 133 After School: U. S. Cadet Nursing FAY BARNETT Festival Chorus 12, 3, 43 JULIA BARVIHCHAK I FORDMAN BEACH VELMA BELANSKY Dick H1211 uDotrf Rlcmszc alxgw-H- nsfeowv SALKAS nv stewart IULIA BARVINCHAK Pat Red Cross 123: Scholarship 123: Girl Reserves 133: Student Staff Assistant 133 After School: Business FORDMAN BEACH Beachy VELMA BELANSKY Ve1 Basketball 123: Softball 123: G. O. 123: Award in Field Hockey After School: College MAXINE BERRY Max Captain of Bowling Team 1North High3: Softball Team 1North High3 After School: Chemistry Lab. PAULINE BEST PolIy After School: Business School HELEN BISTRAM Scholarship 133 MARY BODNAR BIRCH After School: Business College IOHN BRIGGS Bl19S After School: Neighborhood Playhouse-New York City ROBERT BUCHINSKY Butch Football Iavees 139: Band 129 After School: Pre-Med IOAN BURLINGHAM Bowling 129: Hockey 129: Basketball 129: Literary Club 13, 49: G. O. 149 After School: Edgewood Park Miscellaneous: Memorial Day Assembly ORLANDO BUSINO Umbriago Pan Annual Art Editor 12, 39: Art Staff 12, 39: Drama Harriet 149: Art 12, 39: Dramatics 139: Art Prizes 13, 49: Art Club Officer 139 After School: BARBARA BUTLER Festival Chorus 12, 39: Drama Harriet : G. O. 149 After School: Nursing JOAN BURLTNGHAN 2 QRLANDC SUSING BARBARA BUTLVQ ELLEN BYRNE Pan Newspaper 13, 49: Literary Club 139 After School: College JOYCE CAFPERTY loY Festival Chorus 129 After School: College PATRICIA CAMPBELL Pat After School: U. S. Nurse Cadet Corps GEORGE CARMAN Band 12, 3, 49: Der Deutsche Verein 12, 3, 49: German Club Vice- President 13, 49: Scholarship 129: I Rating State Music Contest at Rochester 129: Music Award 129: G. O. 129 Alter School: Cornell DONNA CARR Red Scholarship 129 After School: Business College MARY CASE Casey Scholarship 139: Pan Newspaper Award 13, 49: Art Club 13, 49: Literary Club 13, 49: German Club 13, 49: Art Club President 139: German Club Secretary 149 After School: College BENIAMIN CASELLA Benny Football Iavees 139: Track 139 After School: JOHN CAVALLUCCI lohnny Choir 12, 3, 49: Festival Choru After School: OLGA CHUKOLOSKY Chuck After School: Cadet Nurse ANN CHUMA Garry Majorette 12, 39: Fife and Drum Corps 149: Second Prize in Vestal BEHGJAMW CASELLA JOHN I OLGA CHUKOLOS Musical Contest 129: First Prize in Vestal Contest 139 After School: Business IOSEPH CLEARY Ice Pan Annual Sports Editor 149: Pan Newspaper Reporter 129, News Editor 139, Sports Editor 149: Drama Publicity Committee 129: Heaven Can Wait 139: Publicity Committee 149: Student Staff Assistant 13, 49: Author of Christmas Play 149: Cheerleader 149 After School: Newspaper Work BETTY IEAN CLIFFORD Candy Red Cross 12, 39: Hockey 129: Girl Reserves 129 After School: Business lf' ANN CHUMA Jgggpu CLEARV BETTY JEAN CLIFFORD IANET CLINE Festival Chorus 123 After School: Rider College ROBERT COHEN Bob ALICE MAE COLLETT Co1lie Scholarship 143 After School: Business MARGARET CONNER Tatsie Hockey Award 123: Basketball 123: Vice-President 143: Scholarship 12, 33: Red Cross 133 After School: College BARBARA CORELL Mike Panorama Newspaper 123. Annual 143: Basketball 123: Tennis 123: Arts S Crafts Club 12, 33: Lit Club 13, 43: G. O. Delegate 123: Secre- tary of G. O. 143: Service Award 143: Red Cross Representative 12, 33 After School: Cornell MARILYN CORELL Merilee Drama Harriet : Literary Club 143: Dramatic Club 143: Scholarship Award 123 After School: Northwestern JYRNET sims ROBERT comin Macs MAE comm' MARGARET CORRER BARBARA consigwg MARILYN consu. EDWARD M. COX Ed Track 12, 3, 43: Band 12, 33: Orchestra 12, 33: G. O. 12, 33: Scholar- ship 12. 3, 43: School Honor Society 143 After School: Army EDWARD M. CSX BARBARA CROCKER PETER CRDSSLEY DOMHHC CUCHARA CHARLCTTE CUPRINA MARY ANNE DAMIANO BARBARA CROCKER Bobbie Pan Annual Advertising Staff: Pan Newspaper Advertising Staff 143: Literary Club 143: Sergeant at Arms of Lit. Club 143: G. O. Representative 123 PETER CROSSLEY Pete Hi-Y 123: German 133: German Club Vice-President 133: Scholarship 12, 33: Stage Crew 123: Dramatic Club 13, 43 After School: Yale University DOMINIC CUCHARA CHARLOTTE CUPRINA Shosh After School: Nursing MARY ANNE DAMIANO Mary Scholarship 12, 33 After School: Business DOROTHY DAVISON Dot G. O. Representative 123: Red Cross 133 After School: College SHIRLEY DAWSON Scotty Literature 143 After School: College NORMAN DeCOTES ROBERT DENNIS Deacon, Bob DORQTHY Qgvpggu SHIRLEY DAWSON E NORMAN C5 C0755 Drama Papa Is All 123: Heaven Can Wait 133: Harriet 143: Disinger Church 2nd Prize 123: Disinger Church lst Prize 133: Dra- matic Club 12, 3, 43: Dramatic Club President 133: G. O. 133: Scholarship 133: Stage Crew 123: School Honor Society 143: Memo- rial Day Program 12. 33: Democracy on Trial 12, 33 After School: College I OSEPH DeVINCENTlS loey ELIZABETH DeWlTT Betty Basketball 123: Festival Chorus 12, 33: Red Cross 123 After School: Business 433' ROBERT DENNIS JOSEPH CE VINQE-NUS gLIZABETu DEWITT, l DORIS DEYO Dosee Choir 62, 3, 45: Festival Chorus 12, 3, 45: Drama Spring Revue, Lead in Erminie, and Sweethearts i G. O. 12, 45: 3 Music Awards Alter School: Vassar School of Music HERBERT DIAMOND Zeke Tennis Iavees 125, Varsity 135: Scholarship 12, 35 Alter School: College CAROL DICKSON Cici Scholarship 62, 35: School Honor Society 645: Student Stall Assistant 63, 45: G. O. Representative 645: Literary Club 145: Red Cross DORI3 ggvg tggpgggr DI AUOND CAROL Dt Council President 62, 45 Alter School: Wellesley College . I , , , LUENDINA DEULVIQ uLony,, ' l l A y A File and Drum Corps 635: Cheerleader 645 i ' V 2 , After School: Cadet Corps 27- e eg S +55 EDWARD DIMBRO sd ' K ' ' Football Iavees 645: Baseball Varsity 13, 45: Le Cercle Francais 645: t 6 Scholarship 62, 35: School Honor Society 145: G. O. Representative L Y q 12, 35 Alter School: Navy . ,,. 4 LEONA DOBESH Lee A -,.. , e re 1 ,p,p t A 'Q 1, Baseball 625: Choir 62, 3, 45: Band Awards 62, 3, 45: File and Drum .. ' ' Corps 63. 45: Festival Chorus 12, 3, 45: Dom Econ 635: Prizes: Rating LUENDINA nt rutvto EDWARD Dtt.eeR0 I LEONA nastiest II Vestal Contest, Rating II Rochester State Contest: G. O. 645 CATHRINE DONNELLY Kacky Pan Annual Art Editor 645: Pan Newspaper 62, 3. 45: Drama Harriett : Art Club 12. 35: Literary Club 145: President ol Art Club 135: Vice-President ol Literary Club 645: Business Mngs. Dramatics 145: G. O. Representative 12, 35: Scholarship 12, 35: School Honor Society 145: Tallrey Editor: Girls' State Representative Alter School: Albany State IOANNE DONOVAN Buck Pan Annual Advertising Staff 12, 3, 45: Pan Newspaper 63, 45: Basketball: Choir 12, 3, 45: File and Drum Corps 145: Festival Chorus 625: Scholarship 12. 35: Operettas Ermine and Sweet- I hearts : School Honor Society 145 After School: College Cewtzypqg DQNNELLV Jgitmg DQNQVAN gglmyg EQUGMQ BONNIE DOUGLAS ' D Choir 62, 3, 45: Festival Chorus 12, 3, 45: Scholarship 625 iff Q Alter School: Eastern Nazarene College GEORGE DOYLE Herk ,f 'R Y Football Varsity 63, 45: Basketball Varsity 13, 45: Track Iavees 625, X Vflrsily 135: Hi-Y 625: G. O. Delegate 645: Student Stati Assistant ' ' 145: School Honor Society 645: Red Cross 645 Alter School: College f , ' .1 1 55 BETTY DUNAY .,Be,z,. Choir 62, 3, 45: Festival Chorus 62, 3, 45 Alter School: College ELOISE DURIE WeSe ' 'S BETTY tvuttev CE mums , , f HAROLD EASTMAN Hal , - z' Nm ggl BERNARD ETINGOFF Bernie , 5 :W i1,i vt ff' m Choir 62, 3, 45: Festival chorus 12, 3. 45: G. o. Delegate 62, 3, 45 'f ,,:,' 'l:i ' My FRANCES EVANS Fran 5 V, 3 1 Alter School: Business ,',' ' BETTY IEAN FARIBAULT Lefty MROLL' EASTVAN BERNARD ETINGCFF rntmggg EVANS Art 145 After School: Syracuse University IRENE FIALLA Rennie BETTY JEAN FARlBAUlT IPEME Fl-till ANTCINETTF 'HTC Pan Newspaper, Typist 635: Scholarship 635 Alter School: Business ANTOINETTE FIATO Toni Festival Chorus 125: Drama Excursion 625: Heaven Can Wait 635: Dramatic Club 62, 3, 45: Literary Club 145: G. O. 62, 35: Scholar- ship 12, 35 Alter School: College VIRGINIA FORSE Girl Reserves C23: Red Cross C23 After School: Business 'Q' DORIS FORSYTI-I Le Cercle Francais C33 SOPI-IIE FOX G. O. C2, 43 VlR lNlA FOFZSE DORIS FCRSVTH SAPHIE FCX D V After School: Business College MAE LOUISE FRENCH Festival Chorus C2, 33 After School: Business School LEONARD FRIES MIRNA FROBEL - --- f- - Y- .tr--.w .5-oo-, PHYLLIS FUGLESTAD Phimmie Choir C2, 3, 43: Erminie, Sweethearts : Festival Chorus C2. 3, 43: Vestal Music Contest, Znd Prize C23: Letter: Art Club C23, President: Scholarship C2, 33 After School: College MARY GAIDORUS Gay Choir CZ, 33: Fife and Drum Corps C3, 43: Der Deutsche Verein C3, 43: Secretary: Scholarship C2, 33 After School: Beauty Culture PHVLLI S FUGLESTAD LOUISE GALLI Lou Art Award C43 ANNE GARTELL Samie Red Cross Representative C23 DOROTHY GAVULA Dottie After School: Business ALVAN GILINSKY GiIlen After School: College or Armed Forces LEONARD GLASS Scholarship C23 After School: Syracuse University 319' MILDRED GRUSS C3, 43: Cheerleading C43 After School: Cadet Nurse Corps IAMES HALEY After School: Navy LEONARD GLASS PRED ' J-WE? HALEV BARBARA HANCOCK G. O. Representative C2, 33: Scholarship C2, 33 After School: Cornell University MARY HARUK Scholarship C2, 33 After School: Business CLAIRE HAYES Red Cross C23 After School: Business BARBARA HANCGCK VARV HARUK CLAIRE WAVES Choir C2, 33: Festival Chorus C2. 3, 43: Art Club C43: G. O. u Frosty Mickey Foxy Frenchie Len wmv GAJDORUS blouses silt ANNE GARTELI. DOROTHY GAVULA ALVAN .GIIJNSKY Intramural Basketball C2. 3, 43: Varsity Track C331 Debate C43: Millie Delegate nDocn Bobbie Sandy' HELEN HEALY G. O. 125: Red Cross 12, 35 After School: Business School DOROTHY HEIER Scholarship 12, 35 BARBARA HENDRICKSON G. O. 125: Scholarship 145 Alter School: Cornell University PATRICIA HENNESSEY Scholarship 145 After School: Rider College THEODORE HIDER Band 12. 3, 45: Student Staff Assistant 135: Scholarship 12, 35: School Honor Society IUNE HILLARD Bobbie llLeell I Dottie url'-U .,.-Ht, ,... ... npatu Doc .s...,,,, -M ..,, Mc, ,.-c,c..- .....-., ,Wi tmwt., MILDRED HIRKO IANET HOGAN Ian Bowling 125 After School: Nursing PATRICIA HOGARBOME Pat Drama Papa ls All, Harriet. Heaven Can Wait : Dramatic Club 12. 35. Secretary 125: Student Staff Assistant 13, 45: Student Staff Award 135: Scholarship 12, 35: School Honor Society 145: Pan Annual Business Staff 145 After School: College . HAROLD HOMYAK Homer After School: Navy GLENN HOOVER Buzz After School: Navy meow HQHYAK GLENN Hoovssz Leon Hows LEON HOWE Shine CHARLOTTE HULSE Weste Orchestra 12, 3, 45: Festival Chorus 125: Vestal Festival, 2 Blue Ribbon Medals: Music Appreciation Club 125: Student Staff Assistant 145: G. O. 12A, 3B5: School Honor Society 145: Music Award 12, 35: Red Cross 135: Central High String Trio 12, 3, 45 After School: Music School LOIS HUMISTON Scholarship 12, 35 After School: Secretary GUERDON IACKSON Guerd Student Staff Assistant 135: Scholarship 12, 35: Honor Society 145 After School: Army FLORENCE IONES Flo Alter School: Cadet Nurse Corps IOSEPHINE IUNGMANN Jo G. O. Delegate 145: Scholarship 12, 35 After School: Business Office MARY ANN KATUSAK Marian Red Cross 135 After School: Nursing-Wilson Memorial Hospital FLCRENCE JONES Jgggpugyqg JUNQMANN MARY ANN VATUSAL4 l' 1 1 ROSEMARY KEARNS Choir 12, 31: Festival Chorus 12, 31 BEVERLY KEELER Dom Econ 131 After School: Business School PATRICIA KENEFICK Red Cross Representative 12. 31 After School: Business ELEANOR KENT Art Club 141: Pan Annual Art Staff 141 After School: College DOROTHY KENYON Student Staff Assistant 141 , After School: Cornell 1 1 1 SUSAN KILEY I Drama: properties Papa Is All 131, Harriet 141: Dramatic Club 1 13, 41 1 After School: College 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 7.. 1 1 1 1 GRACI YL HELEN 1. IRENE K 'f'AK ,R ,4- V MADELINE Kovtm mens Kumi MARGARET KULIK 1 WILLIAM KUREY Football Varsity 141: Basketball Iavees 121, Varsity 13, 41: Society 141 After School: Navy 1 NICHOLAS LQGRASTA 1 After School: Army MARGARET LANE 1 MARY ANN LANKO 1 After School: Cadet Nurses 1 1 IANE LANNON G. o. Delegate 12, 41: Red Cross 141 1 KENNETH LATHAM 1 After School: La.. ,,NiCkY,, Beve Patti NXT, RGSEMARY KFWN5 sivmtv KEELER PATRICIA KENEFICK I Dot Sue ELEANOR KENT pgggfuy Kgrqvgfq SUSAN KILEV GRACE KLENOTIZ Spunky After School: Business HELEN KLIMOW Tex G. O. 141: Red Cross Representative 121 After School: IRENE KOCAK I Pan Annual Business Staff 141: Pan Newspaper Editorial Staff 141: Festival Chorus 121: Red Cross Representative 12, 3, 41: Girl Reserves 12, 41: Arts and Crafts Club 141: Red Cross Secretary 141: Memorial Day Assembly 12, 3, 41 After School: Nazareth College MADELINE KOPLIK Elie Scholarship 12, 31: Mascoteer 141 After School: New York Scientific School of Beauty Culture IRENE KUFTA Koochy After School: Business MARGARET KULIK Margie G. O. Alternate 121 After School: College .,Bm,, Honor Mpeg 1lL1.1fW KUREV NIC!-QCLAS LAGRASTA LANE Lcmky Janie MARY ANN LAHKO JANE LMJNGN I KENNETH LATHM4 3 v. .. It e MURIEL LAU ARLENE LENT RONALD LETAWRH GEORGE LINKO ELIZABETH LIPTAK 'STEFFI LGEWENSTEIN MURIEL LAUB Kiqi-Kfqf' Pan Annual Art Staff 143: Art Club 143: Literary Club 143 After School: College ARLENE LENT Allie Scholarship Award 143 After School: Industrial Research RONALD LETAVISH Ronnie Football Iavees 133, Varsity 143: Track, Varsity 12, 3, 43: Choir 12. 3, 43: Festival Chorus 12, 3. 43: Drama Harriet : G, O. 13. 43 After School: United States Marine Corps GEORGE LIN KO YUkES Basketball, Intramural 12, 3, 43 Alter School: ELIZABETH LIPTAK Betty Red Cross 12, 43: Red Cross Council 12, 43: Arts and Crafts Club 143 After School: Nurse Cadet Corps STEFFI LOEWENSTEIN Steif Panorama Feature Staff 133, Feature Edition 143: Basketball 123: Hockey 123: Band 12, 33: Literary Club 143: Scholarship 12, 33: School Honor Society 143: Student Staff Assistant 13, 43 IUNE LOGAN HIUHGYH Red Cross 12, 33: Student Staff Assistant 143: Scholarship 133 After School: Business PAUL LOMONACO Paulie After School: PETER LOTT Debate 143: Dramatics 143: Der Deutsche Verein 133: Scholarship 133: Stage Crew 13. 43 HELEN LUCAS Luke Red Cross 143 Alter School: Business PATRICIA MacGOWAN Irish Choir 12, 3. 43: Festival Chorus 12, 3, 43: Stage Manager in Sweet- hearts : T. B. Speaker 133: Erminie 133: Gondoliers, North High 1103: Scholarship 123 Alter School: Oberlin Conservatory of Music BETTY MacKNIGHT Nicky Student Staff Assistant 13. 43 June LOGAN PAUL tcuouico Peres lcv After School: Katherine Gibbs HELEN LUCAS PATRICIA MACGOWAN BETTY MAC KNIGHT DORIS MARTZ Doe DONALD MATTHEWS Don G. O. 123 After School: Army and then College SHEILA MAXWELL 'DORIS MARTZ DONM? MATTHEWS SHEILA MAXWELL YWAGNES tecmrvas ROSE MRI? HC' WW 'tl mime stairwell Choir 13, 43: Festival Chorus 12, 3, 43: Scholarship 12. 33: Red Cross 133 AGNES MCINTYRE Aggie Band Majorette 123, Head Majorette 133: File and Drum Corps Head Majorette 143: Drama Committee for Little Foxes. Prompter for Papa Is All, Committee for Harriet, Dramatics Award 143: Dramatic Club 133: Literary Club 143: II Rating in Music Festival at Vestal, I Rating at Contest in Rochester: Secretary of Literary Club 143: Secretary ot Dramatic Club 143: Historian of Student Staff Assistant: G. O. Delegate 12, 33: Vice-President G. O. 143: Student Staff Assistant 12. 33: Scholarship 12. 33: Honor Society 143 After School: Albany State ROSE MARIE MCLAUGHLIN Rosie Red Cross 12, 33 After School: Business FRANCES McMAHON Fran Choir 13, 43: Festival Chorus 13, 43: Scholarship 133: Operetta, Sweethearts After School: Temple University Rosrmtav HCMAHON Mant MELIA vzvrlw MELLQR ' ROSEMARY MCMAHON Mac Red Cross 133: G. O. Delegate 123 After School: St. Mary School of Nursing, Rochester MARY MELIA ' Shorty After School: Nursing VIVIAN MELLOR Viv Panorama, Feature Staff 12, 33, Columnist Editor 143: Hockey 123: Festival Chorus 123: Drama Excursion, Papa ls Al1, Lead in Harriett : Disinger-Church 3rd Prize: Dramatic Club 12, 3, 43: Scholarship 12, 33: Honor Society 143: Panorama Business Staff 12, 33, Editorial Staff 143: Memorial Assembly After School: Vassar College IOHN MERRIAM : lack After School: IOSEPH MILENSKY Ice Scholarship 12, 3. 43: School Honor Society 143 BEVERLY MILLER Bev Festival Chorus 12, 33 JQMNMERRQAN JOSEPH Mt LENSKY agvgmy lggugp N After School: Nursing SHIRLEY MILLS SUS WILLIAM MITRUS Whitey Football. Iavees 123, Varsity 133: Basketball, Intramural 123: Base- l ball, Varsity 13, 43 IAMES MORRISON Basketball, Iavees 133. Varsity 143: Tennis, Varsity 133: Scholarship 12, 33: School Honor Society 143, General Officer and President: Representative at Empire Boys State, lune 1944 After School: Service KATHERINE MORSE Tinka Basketball 123: Hockey 123: Literary Club 143: Student Staff Assist- ant 13, 43 After School: College ELIZABETH MORTON Marty DOROTHY MURPHY Band 12, 33: Fife and Drum Corps 143: Festival Chorus 123 After School: Clerical Work V CHESTER MURRAY RGSEHARY MURRAY THDMAS HUSCATELLA mount NEWTUN V Rosswraus uovrrswell vvgrrg ofaassn ,,Red,, Red CHESTER MURRAY Chet ROSEMARY MURRAY Roe After School: Chemical Work THOMAS MUSCATELLA Musky Football, Varsity 133: Baseball, Varsity 13, 43: Scholarship 12, 33: School Honor Society 143 DONNA NEWTON Andy' Choir 13, 43: Festival Chorus 12, 3, 43: Der Deutsche Verein 12, 3, 43 Secretary 133: Accompanist for Chorus 13, 43: Operetta, Sweet heart 143 After School: Oberlin Conservatory of Music ROSEMARIE NOVITSKE Rosie' Softball 123 After School: Modeling School YVETTE O'BRlEN Iockie' Art Prize 143 JAMES O'CONNOR Track 62, 43: Chess Club 643: Scholarship 62, 43: G. O. Delegate 623 ELCE OHANIAN Pan Annual Business Staff 643: File and Drum Corps 623: Red Cross 623 GUS PAPASTRAT Football, Iavees 633, Varsity 643: Orchestra 62, 33: Honor Society 643: I Rating at Vestal for Music 633: Intramural Basketball 643 14 Iimn K L npapn Jgygg 0'CONNOR :LCE OHANIAN GUS PAPASTRAT IESSIE PARKE less Art Club 643: Red Cross, Vice-President 643 After School: Business MARIAN PASQUALE Murdi Alter School: B.B.I. HILDA PEAKE Peaky G. O. 633 r Jessie PARKE A mann Piscuite HHN SHIRLEY PEASE Shir1 SHIRLEY PEASE LEE PECK l MARGARET PELSHAW Pan Annual Business Staff 63, 43: Pan Newspaper Business Staff 643: Festival Chorus 623: Drama. Committee for Harriet 643: Literary Club 643: Red Cross Vice-President 63, 43: Student Staff Assistant 63, 43: Scholarship 62. 33 Alter School: Duke University LEE PECK MARGARET PELSHAW M arqe Scholarship 62, 33 After School: Business JOSEPH PEREZ Joe, Iose Track 633 After School: U. S. Army DOROTHY POCHILY Sandy Nth JOSEPH PEREZ DGROTHY Pocultv , Rlgnareo PREUSS RICHARD PREUSS Dick BARBARA QUICK Bobbie Festival Chorus 62. 3, 43: Girl Reserves 623: G. O. 643: Red Cross 643: Beauty Contest 62, 33 After School: Business School MYRTON RANSOM Myrt Intramural Basketball 62, 3, 43: Track 63, 43: Hi-Y Club 62, 33: G. O. Delegate 623 ' ' After School: Navy ALICE REARDON Al Affef School: Business swarm cum Maron RANSOH ' iucr Rmfnoil BETSY REX Bets Pan Annual Write-up Staff 643: Pan Newspaper Circulation 643: Choir 633: Festival Chorus 633: Literary Club 63, 43: Art Club 63, 43: Prizes Scholastic Art Contest 63, 43: Treasurer Literary Club 643: ' President Art Club 643: Student Staff Assistant 63, 43: Scholarship 633 After School: Smith College KEVIN REYNOLDS Harp IEANETTE RICH lean Dom Econ 643 Alter School: Business 74? BETSV REX ' KEVIN REYNOLDS JEANETTE RICH -1.,.v,,,Y,,, ,Wm W LEE RICHARDS MILLICENT RING Committee for Harriet 143 After School: Cornell University MARTHA RINKER Pan Annual Editorial Staff 13. 43: Pan Newspaper Columnist 133. Editor-in-Chief 143: Debate 143: Dramatics 143: Literary 143: Student Stall Assistant 13. 43: Scholarship 12, 33: School Honor Society 143 PHYLLIS ROBB BilIy Girl Reserves 123: Red Cross 12, 33 Alter School: Nursing MAURICE ROBINSON Charlie MARION ROBINSON Red Cross 143 Alter School: Business MARILYN ROGERSQY CATHERINE ROMEO X BERNICE RUSENBERG MURIEL RUBIN MAMIE RUDCLPH MARGHERtTA RUSPANTlNl GEORGE RYDER Gruesome Alter School: Navy NORMAN SALL Norm Track 133 RUTH SANDIN Smiley Glee Club 123: Drama Wild Cat Willie 123: 4-H Club 12, 3, 43 BEVERLY SCHLEIDER Bev Red Cross 123 After School: Business SHIRLEY SCUDDER Shir1 Choir 123: Festival Chorus 123 Alter School: Business BETTY SEARLES Lizzy Basketball 123: Hockey 123 Alter School: City Hospital School of Nursing uD4hniH Mart LEE RICHARDS MILLYCENT RING MARTHA RINKER an-vt...-.1 wc-- . ,,., . MARILYN ROGERS Drama Harriet : Lit. Club 143: Dramatics 143: G. O. 143 Atter School: College CATHERINE ROMEO After School: Commercial Work BERNICE ROSENBERG Girl Reserves 123: Scholarship 123 Alter School: Business School MURIEL RUBIN Festival Chorus 143 Alter School: Business School MAMIE RUDOLPH Scholarship 133 After School: MARGHERITA RUSPANTINI Scholarship 12. 33 After School: Secretary 'Bunny' C athy' Nuni' Mickey' Marge ut.-Lit, J-,,,.......,.. ,f.t,t.,. sc- .h..,,n,,,,.,., ,,,, MICHAEL I. SEIAN Mike Drama Democracy on Trial 13, 43: G. O. Delegate 123: G. O. President 143: Scholarship 12, 33: Honor Society 143: Student Staif Assistant 143: General Chairman of Papa Central Day 143: Cheerleader 143 After School: Cornell Law or Navy MONICA SEMANEK Sem Pan Newspaper 143: Award 143: Basketball 123: Choir 12, 3. 43: Erminie, Sweethearts : Band 143: Fife and Drum Corps 12, 3, 43: Award 12, 3, 43: Festival Chorus 12, 33: Drama Harriet 143: Literary Club 13, 43, President 143: Dramatic Club 143: Scholarship 12. 33: Vestal State Music Contest 123, Rating I: Rochester State Music Contest 133, Rating I and II: Endicott State Music Contest 143: Dramatic Club Award 143 After School: Michigan or Northwestern University FRANCES SHAFNISKY Fran G. O. Delegate 133: Student Staff Assistant 143: Scholarship 12, 33: Basketball 123: Girl Scout Leader 143 After School: Binghamton City Hospital School of Nursing MARY SHEPTAK Shep Pan Newspaper Business Staff 143: Basketball 123: Festival Chorus 123: G. O. Delegate 123: Student Staff Assistant 13, 43 After School: Cornell University ELEANOR SHORT Elly Student Staff Assistant 133: Scholarship 133 After School: U. S. Cadet Nurse CATHERINE SIMMONS After School: Business School Kay AUDREY SIMONIS And Drama Heaven Can Wait 133: Red Cross 12, 33: Dramatics 13, 43 After School: B.B.I. NORMAN SKEIRIK Stage Crew 12, 3, 43: Hi-Y 12, 3, 43, Treasurer 133: Dramatics Award 12, 3, 43: Stage Crew Award 133: Student Staff 143 After School: Cornell University WINIFRED SKOYEC Winnie Choir 13. 43: Chorus 12, 3, 43: Red Cross 123 After School: Business School CASIMIR SKURSKI Casey Football Iavees 143: Intramural Basketball 143 HELEN SLOMA After School: Business HELEN SMEGIEL lax Festival Chorus 12, 33 After School: Business ANNETTE SMITH Tinker Festival Chorus 133: Scholarship Awards 12. 33: Red Cross Dele- gate 133 After School: College GURNEY SMITH ferry HARVEY SMITH Smitty lavee Football 12, 33, Varsity 143: Red Cross Representative 143: Student Staff Assistant 143: School Honor Society 143: Track 12, 43: Intramural Basketball 12, 3, 43 After School: Cornell ELAINE SPARROW Lannie WALTER STANZEL Walt Golf 143: Orchestra 12, 3, 43: Red Cross Representative 133: G. O. Delegate 123. Atter School: Navy EDNA MAI STEINER Eddie Choir 12, 3, 43: Festival Chorus 12, 3, 43: Girl Reserves 123: G. O. Delegate 133: Scholarship Award 123: Music Letter 133: Accompa- nist for Erminie and Sweethearts 143: Red Cross Representa- tive 12, 33 After School: Music dv JAMES STENTF Tiggggcg QTEPLQENQDN CHARLES STOCDARD REGlNA STOLARCYK JCHN STONE ANTHONY STUKA5 JAMES STENTO Jimmie Band 12, 3, 43: Orchestra 12, 3, 43: Received Il Rating at Vestal Contest: Received l Rating at Rochester Contest: G. O. Delegate 123: School Honor Society 143: Music Awards 12, 33 After School: College THERESE STEPHENSON Tess File and Drum Corps 143: G. O. Delegate 13. 43: Scholarship 12, 33: Red Cross 12, 33 Alter School: Nursing School CHARLES STODDARD Choir 143: Scholarship 12, 33 REGINA STOLARCYK Reggie Alter School: JOHN STONE Corporal Band 12, 3, 43: Orchestra 12. 3, 43: Essay Award 133: G. O. Dele- gate 12, 33: Scholarship 133 Alter School: Military Service ANTHONY STUKAS Tony Intramural Basketball 123 Alter School: Merchant Marine Academy PHILIP SWEENEY F li p Pan Newspaper 13, 43, Feature Stall 133, Feature Editor 143, Award: Drama Democracy on Trial 123, Harriet 133: Dramatics 13, 43, President 133, Award 133: Hi-Y 123, Delegate to Albany 123: Honor Society 143, General Officer 143: Student Stall Assistant 13, 43: G. O. 12, 43: Award in Service 133 Alter School: Georgetown University FLOYD SWEET, IR. Barrie Der Deutsche Verein 133 DOROTHY TALBOTT Dot 1, Y Scholmship mi Red cross wi 4, pump swseusv from sneer JR. I nonornv ruaorr Alter School: Business IOHN THAYER Johnnie School Honor Society 143 IOAN THEODORE Drama 12, 3, 43: Our Town 123: Bowling 123: Little Theatre Guild, Ctt North 133 After School: Wagner College MARY A. THOMPSON Tom Student Stall Assistant 143: Scholarship 133 Alter School: Business ww- 1.-ww V- --f. .H--ww .-.-. ' DAVE TILLOTSON Tilly IEAN TITCHENER Titch DAVE TILLOTSON 1 JEAN UTCHENER EILEHE T3TUS EDITH STEVEN VANCO HOWARD Panorama Annual 12, 3, 43, Awards 12, 33, Editor 143: Basketball 123: Hockey 123: Choir 12. 3, 43, Award 133: Festival Chorus 12, 3, 43: Debate Club 143: Contests, Disinger Church, 2nd Prize 123: Disinger Church Award 133: Literary Club 143: G. O. 12, 33, Secretary Award 133: Scholarship 12, 3, 43: School Honor Society 143: Girls' Trio 13, 43: Princess, Erminie 133: Sweethearts 133 Alter School: Wellesley EILENE TITUS Slim Festival Chorus 12, 3, 43 Alter School: Business EDITH TREIBLE Slim Alter School: Business STEVEN VANCO Mac HOWARD VIEWEG Herr Band 12, 3, 43: Orchestra 12, 3, 43: Scholarship Award 12, 33: School Honor Society 143: I Rating at Rochester State Contest Alter School: Cornell Engineering School JEAN WAGNER Red Art Club 13, 43, Secretary 143 After School: Art School DORIS WALKER Cruiser Red Cross 133 After School: Nursing or Physical Education Instructor ROBERTA WASHBURN Bobbie Red Cross 133 After School: Nursing VIRGINIA WEBBER Ginny Literary Club 143: Student Staff Assistant 143 After School: Cornell University ROBERT WEISS Doc Dramatic Club 12, 3, 43: German Club 143: Scholarship 12, 33: Student Staff Assistant 13, 43: Honor Society 143: Service Award 143 After School: Pre-medical School ALBERT WESTBROOK Bill Football 133: G. O. 12, 33 After 512110012 NUVY Or College vmexml wsaasn ROBERT wrzss ,ment wssraaoox LOIS WHITIVIARSH Whif!Y Orchestra 12, 3, 43 After School: Centenary Iunior College DARWIN WILLARD Dar Stage Crew 123: Der Deutsche Verein 13, 43, Treasurer 143 GLORIA WILLIAMSON After School: Pratt Institute LOIS ENHITMARSH DARWIN WILLARD GLORM WILLIAMSON PHYLLIS WING Phil Art Award 143: Economic Club 143 After School: Draftsman CAHOLYN WOOD Woody After School: Albany State Teachers College DAWN WOODROW G. O. Alternate 123: G. O. Delegate 133 PHYLLIS WING CAROLYN MOOD I gum wgggggyf After School: Cadet Nurse- Rochester General Hospital MARTHA YENIK Marty , ' After School: Business g , lf I, - 5 We it A THEODORA ZAHARCHUK ready 1 V ai.. ' JULIA ZAPOTOCKY MARTPA YENIK ZANARCHUK JULIA ZAPOTDCKY WILLIAM ZIMMLER, IR. Whistler After School: Navy MARY LOU ZLINSKY Louie Will-lm JR. MARY LOU ZLINSKY ww, we WJ :fm ,,,,....-.... M, . WLM fm - , - 1. ,, f- .1 . , 1 - 4, , W - . 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BARLOW, 111, Proprietor Member N- Y- Sfock EXCPWOHQG HARRY NEARING, General Manager CONGRATULATIONS GRADUATING CLASS OF CENTRAL HIGH I from Binghamton's Oldest Bank THE CITY NATIONAL BANK OF BIN GHAMTON CONGRATULATIONS Compliments SOUTH SIDE SERVICE STATION of 6 S. Washington Street BR'-DSON OH- CO- cuMERroRn THEATERS 504 Court Street M. E. LEWIS HEATING CONTRACTOR HOT WATER HEATING AND VENTILATING HIGH AND LOW PRESSURE STEAM FITTING I State Street ' L. H. MacAlmon, Supt I MEET YOUR FRIENDS I ENDWELL BAKERY at the I RITZ TEA ROOM 352 C'i 5 6-9789 LUNCHES, DINNERS at ICE CREAM I Served Daily FELTON sARLow's Tor stone 145 Court Street Dial 4-4722 t . Games for the Whole Family Cor. Oak ond Leroy Street DEPOSITS INSURED BY FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORP Formerly the Morris Plan Industrial Bank Why Talce a Chance?- lnsurel with K. C. ESTABRUUK F. G. KOERBEL 336 0'NElL BLDG. Associate PHONE 2-4057 Health -,Accident-Automobile - Hospitalization -Fire- Life-Bonds THERE IS A REAL lt's Sisson's lor FUTURE IN BUSINESS Kent Hull Prep Suits It is the well trained who hold good positions and win advance- Solid with the men at High! ment. Save time, save money and re- 'I8 ceive a practical training for on . interesting career in business. Lowell graduates fill pay positions l as Secretaries, Accountants and All wool tweeds and herringbones, ex- pertly tailored. 3 button coats . . . pleated trousers. Sizes l4 to 22 . . . 30 Office Consultants. to 38. Sisson's Second Floor You May Start Any Monday SCHOOL OF LOWELL WMS H6 Front Sheet PHONE 4-2941 PAINTS - FINISHES - WALL PAPERS H. C. COLLIER Cr SONS, INC. 129-135 Conklin Avenue RETAIL WHOLESALE PEACE AT HOME IN WAR TIME Now, of all times, your house should look loved, offer beauty to the eye, comfort to the body, peace to the soul. Let us help your folks select what your home may need in furnishings from our wide stocks of furniture and accessories and from our 57 TI-IE FAIR STORE BE WISE! WALKER'S FOR QUALITY SPEND YOUR TOY 5-I-ORE POINTS THE DELICIOUS WAY McTIGHE ll7 Court Street , , GROCERY CO. Binghamton, N. Y. Dial 2-7693 ' Distributors Compliments COMPLIMENTS of OF FREIJE ELECTRICAL SUPPLY COMPANY 86 Clinton Street 4-3294 YOUR FLORIST IS3 Washington Street Phone 4-9777 Congratulations, Graduates! NELSON, WADSWORTH G' ALEXANDER l Incorporated l SAVINGS BANK BUILDING Cffcr INSURANCE Against the Perils of the Cold, Cold, World CONGRATULATIONS! TO THE GRADUATING CLASSES OF 194-5 6 First in the Homes of Southern New York and Northern Pennsylvania for more than a Century Take the IF out of LIFE With Life Insurance No matter what your plans for the future may be, life insurance will help you attain your goal. Thousands of concerns throughout the nation have on their employment applica- tion blanks the question: How much life insurance do you own? Why do they ask? Because ownership of life insurance shows thrift and foresight not only for today but for the future. Security Mutual Life Insurance Co. LIFE - ACCIDENT - HEALTH Home Office, Binghamton, N. Y. Printers ofthe Panorama Annual FRANK A. WEST CU. .L:.z..,g,,..,,1..-C efafaman GOOD EYESIGHT IS IMPORTANT TAKE CARE OF YOUR GLASSES THRU US AND THEY WILL TAKE CARE OF YOU We fit Glasses not only to the eyes, but to your face and character. You're sure your glasses here will ,not only benefit your vision but add to your appearance. We carry a complete line of optical products. Prescriptions filled. Lens replaced. Frames replaced. Frames repaired. Our prices are low. Triple Cities Optical Company 80 COURT ST. R. H. KNAUF Dial 4-3321 fo' Q I ,U You Break Em .... We Make Em A L L O Y'S T E E L - in ' ig, 'iz ,A Q .3 BINGHAMTON AUTO SPRING CO. Complete Spring Service 16 JARVIS STREET Q00 fuck .7 The World, in 194-5, doesn't offer much of promise to you Who graduate. But don't despair, this sort of thing has happened before, and civilization has survived. But remember, please, the future of the World after this War will be entirely in your hands. Good luck to you! MQLEANQS Congratulations t the Graduates of CENTRAL HIGH EN DICOTT JOHNSON RETAIL STORES u - 1 v