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

Text from Pages 1 - 134 of the 1957 volume:

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Y' . i1 ., n -1 ' f if A f If , fr - --I X -fi x.fs - ' 1 ' At . .fl ' '-ff Z ,Q f 1 ff ' X-Q f' J 'X 1, x ,- f fs Q2 bf 4 X if v Kid 'M-.Q ,fx ,-x xx ll X . ..--1 mf, f Q J i N 4 Our Leaders ZZWQ-wC?Jyf f UaM7M-f7f2Q.,,w Secretaries The secretarial staff at Central is kept busy during the school year answering telephones, operating the inter-communication system, printing bulletins, handling correspondence, Ur- dering supplies, running the bookroom, and doing clerical work. Mrs. Edna Mcllavitt, Mrs. Marjorie Hebbard, and Mrs. Jennie Her- rick work in the main office. Mrs. Rose Vv'il- cox and Mrs. Mary Brown manage the at- tendance office, Miss Margaret Linehan and Mrs. Florence Houpis are secretaries for Mr. Powers and Miss Taylor, sophomore and jun- ior counselors, and Mr. Marean, senior coun- selor, respectively. Mrs. Mary Donahue super- vises the school clinic. Mrs. Genevieve Driscoll is in charge of the bookrooni. MTS- WllC0X Mrs. McDavitt S..Ihl.L .X :il g' l Q .T f Mrs. Donahue Row l: Mrs. Marjorie Hebbard, Mrs. Jennie Herrick, Mrs. Florence Houpis, Miss Lela hl. Rogers Row 2: Mrs. Mary Brown, Mrs. Genevieve Driscoll, Miss Margaret E. Linehan. 7 Row l: Miss Alice Lowry, Miss Lela Wickliaiii, Mrs, Emily C. Harrold, Miss Mary M. Miller. gr Row 2: Mrs. Elsie Colzlman, Miss Helen Murphy, Miss Alvine Calabro, Mrs. Frances Boch- Ag nak, Mr. John Guley, , i if' Absent: Miss Katherine Miller. E li '- , . f ' WW 6' 4 914410 i' ,vw Walk.- P'S1 1' I E ..-M The science department, where Mr. Donald Doc Roehm, depart- ment head, is assisted by Mr. john Grace, Miss Kathryn Hyland, and Mr. Joseph Vavra, is one of the most popular at Central. Both chemistry and physics classes are well-liked, be- ing highlighted by laboratory periods where many interesting experiments are conducted. For a science major, ninth grade biology is also required. U1 'Vs X X ' 'l- T f ATOM43.' f, nv' X The commercial department hiead- ecl by Miss Katherine Miller, oliers many excellent courses for the stud- ent planning to enter the business world. Typing, shorthand, secretarial practice, bookkeeping, introduction to business, Business law, arithmetic management, orlice practice, and salesmanship help prepare the pupil for a successful and prosperous life in the business of his choice. Row l : Mr. Joseph Vavra, Miss Kathryn Hyland. Row 2: Mr. Donald Roehm, Mr. john Grace. nu. . , M ilau The Central High mathematics department, headed by Mrs. Blanche Beers, offers a very com- plete program. It offers a wide, advanced course of study for the prospective college student or the student especially interested in mathematics. Besides courses in plane geometry and intermediate algebra, classes in trigonometry, advanced algebra, and solid ge- ometry are available. lntermediate algebra may be taken in either one or two terms, while solid geome- try is available only in the spring term. 1+1-:gg Row 1: Miss Muriel Dando, Mrs. Blanche Beers, Mrs. Edith Calvert. Row 2: Mr. Williani Hogan, Mr. Iohn Gable . sgim, . , ,H it ' Qkffy From the industrial depart- ment in the ground floor of Cen- tral come many fine young people, trained to take their place in American industry. The courses offered by our in- dustrial department inelude mach- ine, auto, and woodshop for boys, and beauty culture for girls. Students graduated from these courses face gratifying careers as machinists, auto mechanics, car- penters, painters, and beauticians. VVitliout the services of stud- ents graduated from similar courses throughout the country, industry would certainly suffer. Row 1: Mrs. Elsie Winchell, Mr. Harold I. Hess, Mr. Francis I. Gorgos, Mr. Frank R. Clark. Row 2: Mr. Edward A. Mack, Mr. Fred Barrett, Mr. Gerald Discliinger. Mr. Frank Collins. 9 T l J i 1 1 J 1, E 1 1 i 5 1 1 1 1 1 1 l 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 l .LJ- Row 1: Mrs. Edna Hinds, Miss Catherine Keenan, Miss Edna Brown, Miss Josephine Rosenberg, Miss Lor- etta Murphy. Row Z: Mr. John Lannon. Language Since our relations with other countries are becoming increasingly important, we are fortunate to have a very complete language department at Central. We are offered two years of Spanish and three years of French and Latin. Fourth year Latin is also available if enough people wish to continue it. Under our capable teachers many students leave Central speaking French or Spanish Huently, andfor having a good knowledge of Latin. X :I X p 5 urn , tiff' are I 1 f Histor The history department, headed by Miss Mary Gillespie, strives to make us better citizens by teachingsomething of our world and its peoples. Sophomores study what people all over the world have said and done. In the junior year, the growth of our country and the problems faced by our forefathers are examined. Seniors con- tinue to learn American history, but also study current events. -, . 'I fi ...L W. Egj5W,l,l 4 e Row 1: Miss Elizabeth Prior, Mrs. Ann Crosby, Miss Barbara Hennessey, Miss Mary Gilles ie. Row 2: IIML Frank LoVuolo, Mr. John Lalley, Mrs. John Keane, Miss Louise Wulff, Miss Margaret Brown. I Librar nglish Miss Sara Burns, Mrs. Carl Dewing The library, famous in song and story, is the fav- orite haunt of many Centralites. Not only is it well- stocked with sufticient reference material to satisfy the most studious person, but it also provides a convenient place to study during noon hour and after school. Stud- ents intent on completing a term paper or catching up on world events are greatly aided by our two helpful librarians. The English department, headed by Miss Avis Bal- com, strives to-teach the students the importance of our language in today's world. The sophomore and junior years include the study of short stories, plays, essays, biographies, novels, poetry, grammar, and, composition work. Seniors are offered a choice of general English, dramatics, or advanced literature. A student taking these courses will find they will help prepare him for his future career, by improving his technical English and expanding his literary knowledge. Row 1: Mrs. Mildred Youngstrom, Miss Rita Taylor, Miss Mary Holleran, Miss AviS-Bal- com Miss Ethel Houck Row Zi Miss Helen Foley, Mr. Abraham Bernstein, Mr, Iohn Moore, Mr. James P. Kavan- agh, Mrs. Constance Flannigan r., . l r l Y r I Q ii 5 5 i r i i v I I r i l r - . HE LTH Although it is but a one-semester course, the ma- terial which the students cover in our health classes is sufficient to supply them with a lasting knowledge of what makes us tick. Facts concerning both the physical and mental structure of the human body and how to care for it are taught by Miss Anna Bloom and Mr. Joseph Vavra. The class is considered essen- tial to the extent that it is a required subject for graduation' from Central. Miss Anna I. Bloom, Mr. Joseph Vavra Row 1: Mr. Henry Merz, Miss Margaret H. Frear, Miss Nancy Rippon Standing: Mr. Robert A. Deyo THLETIC Athletics are an important part of every school, and Central is no exception. Under the direction of a very capable staff, students at Central are offered an opportunity for participation in innumerable ac- tivities. Among the varsity sports are basketball, football, volleyball, baseball, swimmingj track, and tennis. Those who are not quite ready for the var- sity teams have a chance to improve their skills on 1.V. teams, Students interested in occasional par- ticipation have the advantage of many after-school intramural teams. These sports include touch foot- ball, basketball, swimming, synchronized swimming, ping-pong, junior and senior lifesaving, tumbling and apparatus, and gymnastics. The purpose of Central's athletic program is to encourage sportsmanship while having a wonderful time. ART Our art depart- ment is a store- house of wealth for anyone interested in art. The first course is that of general art: As the name indicates, this course introduces the student to the various types of art and gives him a general appreciation of itz If the student wishes further art training, he may enroll in the second and third year courses. These are more ad- vanced and furnish students with 'T a good background in art. Under the leadership of Miss Grace Hol- , comllltv, this department is really a l wort whi e one. It has aved the road . , for many an art careeriwhy not for M155 Grate Holcomb yours, too? DRI NG Driving, under the able leadership ot Mr. Andrew Harris, has become a very popular course for- Central's seniors. The members of this class meet twice a week for lectures and movies on the fundamentals of driving, and twice a week for actual prac- tice in the driver-training car to develop safe road hab- its. Although driving seems comparatively easy, modern cars and. equipment have made it very complex, These intricacies are dis- cussed and cleared up during Mr. Harris's lecture periods. Even though developing driving skills is very .im- portant, the chief purpose of the driver- training course is to promote safe driving attitudes. Mr. Andrew Harris H0 C Central s home econon1ic's depart- ment, headed by Mrs. Lillian Perkins and Miss Elizabeth Stanford, offers a very complete homemaking program to both boys and girls. Home nursing, child care, etiquette, inter- ior decorating, and good grooming are taken up by both the boys' and girls' home- making departments. However, the boys concentrate more on cooking such things as pizza pies and spaghetti. The excellent equip- ment and leadership, combined with a group of really interested students Seatedg Mrs, Lillian Perkins, helps to make homemaking a popular 13 Subject. Standing: Miss Elizabeth Stanford. 3 5 il 1 3 5 4 1 It . ,l 1 1 1 l 1 4 v 4 4 i 1 4 l I 1 i 1 i . 1 l 1 1 1 i Cafeteria . .-..,4. Row l: Mrs. Euleta Hayes, Mrs. Reva Andrews, Mrs. Margaret Williams. Row 2: Miss Mildred Morgan, Mrs. Dorothy G. Ramage. Boy, am I hungry! Well, let's go to the cafeteria and get a really good meal. This is a typical conversation in the halls of Central at ll :37 each noon hour. Located on the basement floor, the cafeteria is one of our most popular places. Some bring their own lunch and just buy milk or soup, while others prefer the nutritious and reasonably priced plate lunch. See you in the cafeteria! Custodians Row l: Michael Hudak, William J. Ford, George A. For- SYCY, ThOm3-S C011U6lly, Charles Whitcomb. .Thorough and efficient seem to be the only adjectives capable of describing the work of our custodians. One must realize the full scope of their duties to know the merit that they deserve. Not only must they be responsible for taking care of many emergencies, but they must also clean the building regularly. Our custodians have performed their jobs amaz- ingly wellg let's do our job and appreciate them for it! SENIORS E I I Q S 2 l 2 1 l Y 5 l l F I ' 0 l E nm In Memoriam 4 Yvonne Warburton July 25, 1938-January 27, 1957 fShel shall not grow old, as we that are left grow old: Age shall not weary fherl, nor the years condemn. At the going down of the sun and in the morning We will remember fherj. 16 Laurence Binyon For the Fallen TANIA ADAMS TERRY Volleyball 1215 Play-'tMousetrap , Student Director5 Red Cross Rep- resentative 121, Alternate 141. Course: Commercial. JO ANN ADAMSKI 1 JO Volleyball 1215 Basketball 1215 J. V. Choir 1215 Scholarship Award5 Y-Teens 12,315 Dramatics Club. Course: Commercial. YVETTE AKEL VYVY Pan Newspaper, News Staff 13,41, 2 Awards 13,415 Volleyball 12,315 Basketball 12,315 Tennis 1315 Snchronized Swim 1315 Swim Meet 1315 Baseball 12,315 Soccer 13,415 Play- The Lost Princess 1215 Student Staff 1315 Dramatics Club 12,3,415 Pep Club 141. Course: College. BARBARA ASH BARB Pan Annual 12,3,41, Picture Editor, 2 Awards 13,415 Basketball 12,315 Volleyball 12,315 Soccer 12,315 Badminton 1315 Minor Sports Awards: Play- A Dog's Life 5 Senior Class Girl's Sergeant-at-Armsg Student Staff 12,41, Award 1415 Scholarship Awards 12,3,415 Honor Society 1415 Dramatics Club 12,3,415 Literary Club 12,3,41, Corresponding Secretary 1315 G.A.A. 13,415 Red Cross Alternate 1315 Class Notable- Class Couple5 Color Guard 1315 Course: College. STEPHEN BAKER IV. Baseball 1215 Varsity Track 1415 Basketball 12,3,415 Volleyball 12,3,415 Plays- Mouse Trap, Lost Princess 5 Senior Boy's Sergeant- at-Arms 141. Course: College. BETSY BECKER BETS Pan Annual, Picture Staff 12,3,41, 2 Awards5 Volleyball 12,315 Basket- ball 12,315 Hockey 1315 Softball- 1315 Junior Lifesaving 1215 Plays- A Dog's Life 121, The Mousetrap 1415 Betsy in Pa Cen- tral Day Program 1415 G.O. Representative 1215 Senior Class Secre- tary 1415 Student Staff 1215 Sports Letter5 Scholarship Awards 12,315 Honor Society 1415 Dramatics Club 12,3,415 Literary Club 12,31, Re- cording Secretary 1315 G.A.A. 13,415 G.O. Assembly Committee 1215 Usher 1415 Reception Committee For Graduation 1215 Junior Class Nominating Committee 131. Course: College. - 1 ' 5 N - 5. 5 g ' .A , - 1 3 .1 5 2 SQ? 1 lim za. lf. ' lI.lZABll'l'H BENNETT KA HAY KWNE'l'l' B-AIBAKA BERUNGIIOF mem Mama stus ,mn msaor IIJNSTANE aumium WILLIAM BRAYMAN GOOCH Varsity Tennis 121, Award 121. Course: College. PATRICIA ANN BULL PAT Course: Commercial. MILLICENT CANNIFF Course: Commercial. JOHN CASE NCASEYIH Varsity Swimming 1215 Varsity Volleyball 131, 1 Award5 Varsity Choir 13,41, J.V. Choir 1215 Key Club5 Block B Club. Course: College. JEAN ,cl-IANECKA 5 1EANIE Baseball 12,3,415 Volleyball 12,3,415 Gymnastics 141: Play'-mlhe M01-159' trap 1415 G.O. Representative 121, Alternate 1315 G,A.A.5 Dramatics Club. Course: Commercial. ANTHONY CHERRONE TONY I.V. Baseball 1215 Varsity Choir 131, Award 1315 Band 12,3,41. Course: Academic-Mathematics. ' 17 l TANIA ADAMS A JO ANN ADAMSKI YVETTE NNRIHHX -KS-ll S'l'EPlll'fY Wllillllt BICTSY BECKER ELIZABETH BENNETT BETH J'.V. Choir 1215 Tri-Hi-Y, Chaplain 1215 Treasurer 1315 Science Club 12,3,415 Red Cross 12,31. Course: Academic. KATHERINE MAY BENNETT Course: Commercial. BARBARA BERLINGHOF V BONNIE Pan Newspaper, News Reporter 141, Award 1415 Hockey 12,3,415 Basketball 12,315 Volleyball 12,3,415 Softball 1415 Soccer 12.,3,415 Syn- chronized Swim 1315 Tumbling 1315 3 Minor Sports Awards 12,3,415 G.O. Representative 1215 Scholarship Awards 12,3,4,15 Var- sity Choir 13,41, Award 1415 Honor Society 141, General Officerg Debate Club 12,3,41, Vice-President 141, Proposition Chairman 1415 Awards 12,3,41, Varsity Debate Team 1415 Literary Club 12,3,415 G.A.A. 13541. Course: College. PAULA MARIE BILLS PAULIE Pan Annual, Typing 141, Typing Editor 1415 Play- Mousetrap , Stage Help and Publicity5 G.O. Alternate 1315 NOMA Spelling Certificate 1315 Scholarship Awards 12,111,415 Honor Society 1415 Cap and Gown Committee5 Commencement Committee. Course: Commercial. PETER BISHOP Course: College. CONSTANCE BRAINARD CONNIE Pan Annual, Business Staff 12,3,41, Business Editor 13,41, 2 Awards: Basketball 12,315 Volleyball 12,3,415 Soccer 141, 2 Awards5 Orchestra 12,3,41, Secretary 1315 Scholarshi Awards 12,3,415 Honor Society 141: Literary Club 13,41, Corresponding Secretary 1315 G.A.A. 12,3,415 Usher 1415 Senior Prom Committee5 Honor Graduate5 Russian Danc- ing 121. Course: College. WIl.l.lA'tl IXRAYMAN PATRICIA ANN BULL MILLICENT CANNIFF JOHN CNSE JEAN TIIIAYWZKA ANTIIUYY CHERROYE BARTHOLOMEW COLAVITO BART Course: College. TERRY STEPHEN COLE I.V. Volleyball C255 Varsity C35, Award C35. Course: Academic- Mathematics. ANDREW COREA ANDY Course: Commercial. MICHAEL DACEY MIKE Plays-- Aria de Capa , Mousetrap , Lost Princess , Trysting Place , Award C455 G.O. Representative C355 Dramatics Club. Course: College. DAVID DAVENPORT ROOKIE I.V. Baseball C25, Varsity C3,45, Award 3,455 ,l.V. Basketball C255 Varsity C35-15, Award C3,-455 Football C355 Basketball C2,355 GU, Repre- sentative C2,35, GO. President C455 M.V.P. Award-Varsity Bas- ketball C455 Scholarship Award C2,3,455 Honor Society C455 Block B Club C455 Class Notable-'Kl5Iost Popular Boy. Course: College. CAROLYN DAVIDGE CALLIE Pan Newspaper-News Reporter C3,45, Awards C2,3,45: Tennis C2,355 Volleyball C2,3,455 Hockey C2,3,455 Basketball C2,355 Softball C2,3,4'55 Senior Lifesaving C255 Tumbling C35: Synchronized Swim C355 Swim Meet C255 Major Sports Letter5 Varsity Choir C2,3,45, Secretary C355 Awards C3,455 GO. Representative C2,35, Alternate C255 Student Staff C355 Scholarship Awards C2,355 Honor Society C455 G.A.A. Course: College. s:,wte 5 xi X if ref... SHIRIIHY DODD DRANICIIAK JUDY DWYER' IIICNJ UIIN IAIISFNIHIIIG CARUI. l-1l,l.lS j15N IiS'l'l S CHARLES R. FEDUKE Course: Academic-Commercial. ANTIONETTE GAUDIO Course: Academic-Mathematics. JOYCE GEESEY 'gow Volleyball: Senior Lifesaving5 Basketballg Senior Prom Committee. Course: Commercial. LOUISE GIBLIN UGIBBIEU Basketball C2,3,455 Baseball C2,355 Soccer C2,455 Volleyball C35-455 Ping Pong C3,-15, Award C355 Badminton C355 Tennis C355 Class Notableg P1'ettiest Girl 5 llramatics Club C455 NOMA Spelling Award5 Senior Prom Committee C455 GA.A. C2,35. Course: Commercial. MARION GLOVASKY GLOV Volleyball C2535-455 Baseball C255 Swimming C355 Tennis C355 Basketball C-3,35 Gymnastics C455 Play- The Mousetrap C455 G.O. Alternate C353 Scholarship Awards C2,35: Honor Society. Course: Commercial. ROBERT HALABURKA BURK Bowling C2,355 Golf C45. Course: Academic. l 18 BARI1IOI.0MLW LOIAX ITO TERRY SFFIPHI-.N' COLE ANDREW CORBA mcnmi. mfrm nu in owizwoar CAROLYN mvmca SHIRLEY DODD MOM Basketball C2,3,455 Volleyball C2,3,455 Hockey C355 Girl's Gymnastic Team C255 j.V. Choir C2,355 Play'- The Mousetrap 5 GO. Representative C2,3,45, Alternate C255 Junior Class and Senior Class President5 Lyon and 5Veeks Speaking Contest 1 Award5 American Legion Speaking Contest, School and Broome County XVinner 1 Award5 Gerhart Speaking Contest Clst Place XVinner5, 1 Award G.A.A. C255 Pep Club C255 Debate Club C35, 1 Award5 Red Cross C2,355 Senior Prom Committee. Course: Commercial. RICHARD DRANICHAK DRANCH', l.V. Football C255 Awarrlg Varsity Golf C45, Award5 Intramural Volley- ball C2,35, Championship Award C355 Intramural Basketball C3,-455 The Lost Princess , Mousetrap , The Trysting Place 5 GO. Alternate E355 Block B Club C455 Dramatics Club C455 Prom Committee C455 ommencement Committee C45. Course: Academic. JUDY DWYER Hockey C455 Soccer C455 Senior Lifesaving C255 Play-- Lost Prin- cess'f C455 GO. Alternate C455 Red Cross Representative C25. Course: Acacemic. BENJAMIN EISENBERC1 BEN Pan Ngwspaper C45, Sports Staff, Awardg Band C2,3,45, Award C2,3,45: Orchestra C2535-45, Award C2,3,455 GO. Representative C355 4 Band Medals C355 S Band Medals C455 Scholarship Award C2,3,45: Honor Society C455 Science Club C2,3,-455 Chess Club C2,3,-15, President C255 Civil Defense School C455 Dance Band C45. Course: College. CAROL ELLIS Course: Commercial. JON ESTUS TONY Volleyball C255 Plays- Mouse 'l'rap 5 GO. Representative C35. Course: Academic. CHARLES R. Hulllllxlf. LGUISPI GIBLIN WANION GIIDVASKY Rfllil'LH'l' II.-UABIVRKA PHYLLIS HALL PHYL Bowling 12,3,45, Secretary 145, Awards 12,3,455 Basketball 12,355 Vol- leyball 1255 Softball 1355 Play- Mousetrap , Production Manager5 Scholarship Awards 12,355 Red Cross 12,355 Dramatics Club 145, Course: Academic-Mathematics. NANCY HANKIN NANCE Hockey 12,3,455 Soccer 12,3,455 Basketball 12,355 Softball 13,455 Vol- leyball 12,3,455 Tumbling 1355 Senior Lifesaving 1255 Gi1'l,s Soccer P1ayday5 Girl's Basketball Play1lay5 Play- Starstruck 5 G.O. Alternate 125, Representative 145, Secretary 145, 1 Awarcl5 Student Staff 1455 Scholarship Awards 12,3,455 Honor Society 145, Secretary 1455 Debate Club, 12,3,45, Secretary 145, Proposition Chairman 135, Varsity Debate Team, Awards 12,3,455 Literary Club 13,45, Treasurer 1455 G.A.A. 12,3,45, Vice-President 1455 Dramatics Club 13,455 Model U. N. Assembly 1455 Red Cross Alternate 12,455 Usherg Commencement Committee and Progratn5 School of Today T.V. Programg Class Not- able-HBest All-Round Girl 5 Student Council Conference5 Pa Cen- tral Day Skit5 Honor Graduate. Course: College. WILLIAM HANNAS BILL Course: Academic. MARY HASTINGS ZOSI'I Volleyball 12,3,455 Basketball 12,3,-655 Soccer 1355 Hockey 13,455 Soft- ball 12,3,455 Ping Pong 135, Awardg Badminton 12,355 Tennis 1355 3 Awards5 J.V. Choir 1255 G.O. Representative 1255 Pep Club 1255 Tri- Hi-Y 12,355 Dramatics Club 1455 G.A.A. 12,355 Senior Prom Committee 145. Course: Commercial. HAROLD HAWLEY HERK Varsity Football 12,35, Award 12,355 J. V. Baseball 125, Award 1255 Varsity Volleyball 125, Award5 Basketball 1255 G. O. Representa- tive 125, Alternate 1355 Red Cross 12,355 Class Notablef Class Couple. Course: Acatlemic-Commercial. JAMES HEFFERN JIM Varsity Trackg SWllTIl l1lIlgl G.O. Representative 1255 Key Club. Course: College. .ew- MARILYIX R. HIINl.l'IY - NMR! HESC45 YIVIAY Hll.l. , , I. 5- . srimtn t.. nuns Xlll5l.l.I.Nl5l.1.h ,nom in out ROBERT ISHAM ISI'I Course: College. SCHUYLER JOHNSON Course: Academic-Commercial. MILLICENT KALAF MILLIE Pan Annual 12,3,45, Layout Editor 13,45, Award 13,455 Pan News- paper 12,3,45, Circulation Manager 13,45, Award 13,455 Intramural Basketball 1355 Soccer 1355 Badminton 1355 Volleyball 12,355 Minor Sports Award 1355 Plays- The Lost Princessy' 125, Riders To The Sea 135, Lady Rosa , Co-Director 135, A Young Man's Fancy 1455 G.O, Representative 1455 Scholarships Awards 12,3,455 Honor Society 1455, Dramatics Club 12,3,45, Treasurer 145, Secretary 145, Award 1355 Red Cross Alternate 1355 Graduation Usher 12,3,455 Commencement goxtfimittem Honor Graduateg Class Notable- Girl Brain. Course: o ege. HELEN KANE Hockey 12,3,455 Volleyball 12,3,-455 Basketball 12,355 Synchronized Swim 1355 Girl's Swim Meet 13,455 Softball 1455 Award 1455.Pan Newspaper 12,3,45, Feature Editor 145, Award 13,455 G.O, Alternate 1255 Scholarship Award 1255 Honor Society 1455 Debate Club 12,3,45, President 145, Award 12,3,45, Varsity Debate Team 1455 Literary Club 12,3,455 G.A.A. 13,-45. Course: College. ELAINE KLIONSKY Pan Newspaper, Circulation 12,3,455 GO. Representative 1255 Student Staff 12,355 Dramatics Club 12,35. Course: College. INILLIAM KNAPP BILL Course: Academic-Mathematics. PIII l.I.lS HALL VANCE IHNRW lYll,l.l Nl HAYN 45 I . n ' K ax. ix min' uxsriscs untom unxuzi Jim-.s in-:rimx MARILYN R. HENLEY Pan' Newspaper, Apprentice 1455 Varsity Choir 13,45, Award 13,455 Student Staff 1455 All State Choir 1355 Commencement Committee 145. Course: Academic-Language. MARY HESCO 1 G.O. Alternate 1455 Student Staff, 13,45, 1 Award: Red LTOSS 13.45- Course: College. VIVIAN HILL JIV Student Staff 1455 Scholarship Award 1355 GymnaStiCS Club 145- Course: Academic. SHIRLEY E. HINDS SI'IIRL,' Student Staff 135. Course: Commercial-Secretarial Practice. LORENA HOLLENBECK LARRIE Course: Academic. JOHN HUDAK I-IOOT Intramural Basketball 12,355 Intramural Volleyball 12,3,455 Course: Academic. ,,,,,,,-,,.,- N, U, 5. H, ,IW ,,,H1,.,1 XlIl.l.l1Il'lYl' RXIAF . l .,,. - .Q .e'. 1. ' sg L ' W if! . K , l Q . uv ' 5 - 'xl '5 , I llhI.l'lN KKYE I'Il.XlXl-l RLIUNSKY 5IIl.l.lUl KXXVI' l i S i l E r F E 3 E i i i i 3 l I E I i r F r i E i i 4 '-- .. ..-.V.-vip -. C-.. 3 .3 ..--.-.4uu, ,W JOAN KOCICH JONI Pan Annual, Typing Staff 13,43, Award 1333 Basketball 1233 J.V. Choir 1233 Play- Mousetra , Prompter 6433 Red Cross Representative 12,333 Pep Club 1233 Commencement ommittee. Course: Commercial. MARY ANN KOCIK KCC Volleyball 12,3,433 Tennis 1332 Baseball 1233 Basketball 12,3g3 J.V. Choir 1233 Play-- The Mousetrap 143: Student Staff 1433 2 cholar- ship Awards 12,33. Course: Commercial. JOHN KOHUT JACK Pan Newspaper, Photographer 143: Scholarshig Award 12,3,433 Science Club 12,3,433 Hi-Y 1433 Class Notable- oy Scientist. Course: College. BARBARA KOTCH BARB Volleyball 12,333 Badminton 1333 Student Stff 1433 Scholarship Award 1433 Tri-Hi-Y 1233 Dramatics C1ub3 Gymnastics Club 143. Course: Commercial. CHARLOTTE KRETZER CHIC , LOTTIE Red Cross Representative 12,3,43. Course: Commercial. WILLIAM KUMPON WILLIE J. V. Football 133, Award3 Varsity Bowling 12,3,43, Award 12,3,43 Course: Academic. JOHN FIQNNCIS klfNl1l-. JUIIY l.-KNDHRS , WILLHNI l.-KRIMUIIE I3l'1A'YNA lAl'RF'VS SH1Kl.l'1Y ANNE LFSIU3 WIILIIREI3 ANN LESSO' PATRICIA ANN LESSO LES Volleyball 12,3,433 Baseball 1233 Basketball 12,333 Tennis 1333 Gymnas- tics-Judo 1433 J.V. Choir 1233 The Mousetrap 1432 G.O. Representa- tive 123, Alternate 1333 Commencement Committee3 Red Cross Repre- sentative 1233 1 Dramatics Award. Course: Commercial. SALLY LEWIS Volleyball 12,3,-13: Soccer 12,3,433 Basketball 12,333 Hockey 13,433 Bad- minton 1433 Synchronized Swim 12,333 Softball 13,433 Russian Dancing 1233 4 intramural Awards3 G.O. Representative 133, Alternate 1433 Scholarship Awards 12,333 G.A.A. 13,43: Sports Play Day 12,431 Junior and Senior LiICS2lVll1gQ Senior Prom Committee: Red Cross Reu- resentative 12,33, Alternate 13,43. Course: College. JOSEPH MCCORMACK JOE PAT Varsity Baseball 12,3,43. Course: Academic. JOAN MARIE MCMAHON JOANIE Course: Academic-Commercial. HELEN MacMYNE SI'IORTIE Course: Academic-Commercial. PATRICIA MARTYAK PAT P.A.L. .Bowling 12,3,-433 Volleyball 1333 Varsity Choir 13,43, Award Dramatics Club 1433 Commencement Committee 143, Course: o ege. JOAN KOCICH MARY ANN KOCIK JOHN KO!-IDT BARBARA KGTCII CHARlA'YI'I'E KRETZH! WILLIAM KUMPON, JOHN FRANCIS KUNCE ROCKY Varsity Track 1333 Scholarship Award 12,333 Honor Society 1433 Block B Club. Course: College. JOHN LANDERS Varsity Swimming 12,433 Varsity Volleyball 1233 Touch Football 1233 Varsity Tennis 12,333 Scholarship Award 12,3,43. Course: College. WILLIAM LARRABEE Varsity Swimming 12,3,43, Co-Captain 143, 2 Awards3 Varsity Track 12,433 Basketball 1233 Senior Li esaving 1433 Student Staff 12,33, 2 Awarrls3 2 Scholarship Awards3 Hi-YQ Chess Club? Block B Club. Course: College. DEANNA LAURENS Volleyball 12,333 Soccer 12,333 Hockey 12,333 Red Cross Representa- tive 1333 Dramatics Club C432 Senior Prom Committee 1433 Class Notable- Class Vocalist. Course: Commercial. IIBUDQQ UDEEH SHIRLEY ANNE LESKO SI-URL JV Choir 123, Varsity 13,-83, Treasurer 123, 2 Awards 13,433 Plays- Lady Rosa 133, Lost Princess 1333 G.O. Remresentative 12,33, Alternate 143, G.O. Secretary 123, 1 Award: Art Award 1333 Honor Sol:iety41-133 Art Club, President 143, Secretary 133, Treasurer 1333 Dramatics Club 133: Y-Teens 1233 Pa Central Skit 13,433 Mascoteer 1333 Junior Prom Committee 1333 Big Five Frolic Committee 1233 Program Chairman for Senior Prom 143. Course: Academic-Art. MILDRED ANN LESSO MILLIE J.V. Choir 123, Varsity Choir 13,-13, Award 1433 Band 12,3,43, Award 12,333 The Mousetrap , Property Co-Chairman 143, Commencement Sklfi Scholarship Awards 12,3,433 Honor Society 143Q Dramatics Club 1433 3-Teens. 'oursez College. l'l'l'lil4'l.t SYN H5550 S3l.l.Y l,lfflUS JOSEPH Mi-f'OR3IACK 20 is-ix num: iitiixiim iu1i.i:N ua.-Mvwli l'4'l'lU43H WIMHWAK BEVERLY J. MILLER t BEV Pep Club C2,3,435 Card Section C2,33. Course: Commercial. ROBERT MOCK I BOB Band C2,3,43, Award5 Plays- The Mousetrap, Young Man's Fancy, Aria de Capa, Trysting P1ace 5 Dramatics Club C3,43. Course: Academic. PATRICIA MORRISON . PAf1 ' Soccer C435 Volleyball C335 Synchronized Swim C335 Senior Life- saving C335 Softball C235 Senior Prom Committee C435 Decoration Committee C43. Course: Academic. MAUREEN MORRISSEY MOE Student Staff C3,43. Course: Commercial. PETER MUELLER PETE Pan Newspaper, Photographer C435 Science Club C3,43, Treasurer C435 Hi-Y C43, Sergeant-at-Arms C43. Course: College. ' JOHN NORMILE N Pan Annual, Sports Writer C3,43, Award C3,435 Pan Newspaper, Pea- ture VVriter C3,43, Sunday Press Editor C335 Pa Central C-43, Award C3,435 J.V. Tennis C2,33, Varsity C43, Award C433 VHFSIIY VOUCY' ball C235 Award C235 Football C2,335 Basketball C2,3,-435 G.O. Representative C2,335 Scholarship Awards C2,3,435 Honor Society C43, President C435 Key Club C2,3,43, Treasurer C23, Vice-President C335 Debate Club C3,43, Award C43, Sergeant-at-Arms C435 Senior Prom Committee Chairman C435 Block B Club C43- COUYSCC COUCEC' . NAMIY MPSLWICZ JEAN UCJIS JAMES tH.U3NClR fav LINUX l'Al,II,0N DMN, pighpp 't11liCARlf1T PELLO ELEANOR PENDELL ELLfE Course: Commercial. CAROL PERINSKY Volleyball C235 J'.V. Choir C2,33. Course: Commercial. BRIAN PILOTTI Dance 'Band C4435 G. O. Alternate C335 Stage Crew C23. Course: Academic. JOSEPH PORUBIANSKY JOE Varsity Bowling C2,335 Senior Class Vice-President5 Block B Club. Course: College. . JEAN -POTTS , SHORTIE Synchronized Swim C335 Hockey C335 Soccer C335 Red Cross C43. Course: Commercial. JOSEPH PREKOPA JOE Band C2,3,43, Award. Course: Academic. 21 O BFVERLY 'll ll .I FR '3iUf'K l'ATR1l 'l A NANCY NOSEWICZ Intramural Basketball C2,335 Tennis C335 Play- The Mousetrap C435 G.O1 Alternate C335 Scholarship Awards C2,3,435 Dramatics Club C43. Course: College. JEAN OCHS '4ROSIE , OXIE Tennis C335 J.V. Choir C235 Man Trap C43, 1 Awartl5 Dramatics Club C3,435 G.A.A. C35-435 Red Cross C23. Course: Academic. JAMES O'CONNOR JIM Varsity Track C235 Basketball C43. Course: Academic. LINDA PALILON Pan Annual C35-13, Business Staff, 1 Award5 Plays- Lost Princess C235 Lady Rosa , Co-Director C33, Riders to the Sky C33, Young M:m's Fancy -Co-Director C335 G.O. Alternate C335 Student Staff C235 1 Award5 Scholarship Awards C2,3,435 Honor. Society C435 Dramatics Club CZ,3,43, Sergeant-at-Arms, Vice-President5 Honor Graduate5 Gradul ation Usher C2,3,43, Alternate to Model U.N. Assembly C335 Com- mencement Committee5 Class Notable- Girl Most Likely to Succeed. Course: College. DAVID PARKER DAVE Varsity Swimming C2535-135 Varsity Track C2535-43, Award C435 Senior Lifesaving C435 G. O. Representative C335 Student Staff C3,-13, Award C3,435 Scholarship Award C2,3,435 Science Club C2,335 Chess Club C2,35435 Debate Club C3,43, J. V. Debate Team C43, Award C435 Block B Club C435 Red Cross Representative C33. Course: -College. MARGARET PELLO ' PEGGY , MAGGIE J.V. Choir C335 G.O. Alternate C2,335 Student Staff C435 Dramatics Club C435 Class Notable- Best Girl Dancer 5 Commencement Com- mittee C43. Course: Commercial. FI FANOR mfvm:LL PI im-in mu ,C 5.1, Om JEAN P1T1'I'S REKOPA BARBARA PURKISS PURKY Pan Newspaper Typist 13,435 Basketball5 Volleyballg Soccer5 Hockey5 Badmintong Ping Pong5 Tennisg Tumb1ing5 Sports Letter5 Sports Day5 Cortland Drama Festival5 The Skin of Our Teeth 5 Man Trap 5 Mouse Trap 5 Dramatics Club 13,43. Course: College. NORMAN REEDER Course: Academic-Mathematics. JOAN DIANNE ROYTER Pan News, Circulation StaFf 12,3,43, Awards 13f435 Volleyball 12,3,435 Hockey 12,335 Softball 12,3,435 Tumbling 1335 Senior Lifesaving 1435 Minor Letters 13,435 Swim Meets 13,43, Second Place Winner 143, Third Place Winner 1335 G.O. Representative 12,43, Alternate 1335 Scholarship Awards 12,3,435 Honor Society 1435 Debate Club 1435 Lit- erary Club 13,43, Secretary 1335 G.A.A. 13,435 Delegate to the U.N. Model Assembly 133. Course: College. SUSAN RUSSELL SUE Basketball 12,335 Volleyball 12,3,435 Hockey 12,335 Soccer 12,335 Bad- minton 1335 Swim Meet 12,335 Lifesaving 1335 Red Cross 1435 Senior Prom Committee 143. Course: Academic. RUTH SAMUELS RUTI'IIE , SIS Pan Annual, XYrite-up Staff 13,43, Awards 13,435 Pan Newspaper, News Reporter 12,33, Co-Sports Editor 143, 3 Awards 13,435 Tennis 12,335 Badminton 1335 Basketball 1335 Ping Pong 1335 Plays- The Lost Princess 123, Riders to the Sea 133, The Three Bears, Merry Christmas 1335 G.O. Re resentative 12,33, G.O. Vice-Presi- dent 143, Award 1435 junior Class Secretary 1335 Senior Class Girls' Treasurer 1435 Student Staff 123, Award 1235 Scholarship Awards 12,3,435 Honor Society 1435 Red Cross Delegate 133, President 13,43, 2 Awards 13,435 Dramatics Club 12,3,43, Secretary 133, 1 Award 1335 Lit Club 12,3,43, Sergeant-at-Arms 133, Vice-President 1435 Gavel Club 1335 Assembly Committee 1335 Commencement Committee and Program 1435 Class Notable- Most Popular Girl 5 Mascoteer 1435 Activities Editor of Junior Class Handbook 1335 Pa Central Day Skit 1435 Usher 1435 Delegate to the Model U.N. Assembly 1335 Dele- gate to Student Council Conference 1435 Honor Graduate 143. Course: ollege. ROBERT SEVERA CHUB', Course: Academic. UIIX Jl lYI'IIl qt-H'r1R Knxtl 'Atl 'l'llXl.l I PETER STEIN PETE Pan Newspaper 13,43, Sports Staff 133, Award 133, Sunday Press Editor 143, Award 1435 Pan Annual 13,-13, XVrite-up Staff 13,43, Award 1435 Touch .Football 1335 Basketball 12,3,435 Volleyball 1335 Scholarship Award 13,435 Honor Society 1435 Key Club 12,3,43, Treasurer 1435 Class Notables Committee 143. Course: College, MARIE STROZZI Basketball 12,335 Hockey 12,335 Volleyball 12,3,43, Award5 Soccer 1335 I.V. Choir5 The Lost Princess 5 G.O. Representative 12,3,435 Student Staff 13,43, Award5 Dianiatics Club 12,3,43, Award, Secretary 1335 Commencement Committee 1435 NOKIA Award, junior Prom 1335 Committee 1335 Assembly Committee 13,435 G.A.A. 1335 Pa Central Day Skit 1435 Pa Central Dance 1335 Class Notable- Most Talkative f'Girl . Course: College. ANNE SULLIVAN ANNIE Volleyball 12,3,435 Basketball 12,335 Softball 1335 Badminton 1235 Life- saving 1335 2.Minor Sports Awards5 Student Staff 12,335 Literary Club 12,3,43, President 133, G.A.A. 13,435 Senior Prom Committee, Pub- licity, Model U.N. Assembly 13,435 King and Queen of Basketball Dance Committee 1335 Graduation Usher 123, Course: College. MARY ANNE SULLIVAN SULLY Volleyball 12,3,435 Softball 12,3,435 Basketball 12,335 Hockey 12,335 Man Trap 143, Skin of Our Teeth 1335 G.O. Representative 143, Alternate 1335 Student Staff 1335 G.A.A. 12,3,435 Red Cross 1435 Senior Prom Committee 143. Course: Academic. JOHN VISCONTI VISC J. V. Football 123, Varsity 143, Award 1435 J. V. Baseball 123, Varsity 133, Award 133. Course: Academic-Mathematics. YVONNE WARBURTON BONNIE Basketball 12,3,435 Volleyball 12,3,435 Softball 12,3,435 Tennis 1235 Hockey 12,3,435 Soccer 12,3,435 Sports Days 12,3,435 2 Major Sports Awards5 'Band 12,3,435 Class Notable-- Girl Athlete5 G.A.A. Course: Commercial. 22 HXRIHRX ll Rlxl.'S XHINI XX Rlflill! ll JUXX Ill XXXL lf! IYlil.R Sl SXX Ill iSl'1I.l Ill lill FUN RIS ltllllllltl' SPX I-.ll X AMEN SHAHEEN Course: Academic. tlAMYn PHILIP SHARPSTEEN Pan Newspaper 12,3,43, Sports THE BLUE SPARROVVH Staff 12,33, Sunday Press Editor 133, Pa Central 143, Editor-in-Chief 143, 5 Awardsg Varsity Track 12,3,435 Manager, Varsity Basketball 12,3,43,Awards 13,435 Band 12,3,43,Award 13,435 Orchestra 12,3,43, Award 12,3,435 Scholarship Award 12,335 Honor Society 1435 Chess Club 12,3,43, President 1435 Hi-Y 13,43, Treasurer 133, Vice-President 1435 Boys' State 1335 Civil Defense School 143. Course: College. RICHARD SINICKI Basketball 1435 G. O. Representative 1435 Senior Bogs Treasurer5 Scholarship Award 12,335 Honor Society 1435 Assembly ommittee 1435 Senior Prom Committee, Chairman of Decorations, Course: College. t4DICKn JUDITH SLEEPER Volleyball 1235 Senior Lifesaving 1335 Varsity Choir 13,435 G.O. Alter- nate 1335 Red Cross Alternate 1235 Scholarship Awards 12,3,435 Honor Society 143. Course: College. JUDY , SLEEPY RONALD SPOLSKY j. V. Baseball 12,335 j. V. Choir 123, Varsity 133, Course: College. URONU GAIL SPRAGUE Volleyball 12,335 Basketball 12,335 Hockey 12,335 Soccer 12,335 Bad- minton 1235 G.O. Representative 1335 Dramatics Club 1435 Red Cross Notable Committee5 HSPRAGALETTIU Representative 1335 Class Class Notable4 Class Gigglerf' Course: Commercial. 1 'T-5-fi?'l .,f'i5 ' 3 W7 V 'V f...s-,M --.,.fa1,. J Fl HIC'-IHX lllllll Slilllllll xXXI'.wI IIIVXX FCM I 1:1 ,.... 2 min xxx: el im tx tom xi-ww: mimic ii mm rams in RICHARD WEBSTER DICK Course: Academic-Mathematics. BONNIE WESTCOTT Basketball C2,3,435 Softball C2,3,435 Soccer C3,435 Ping Pong C435 Volleyball C3,435 Sports Day C2,435 J'.V. Choir C235 Scholarshi Awards C3,435 Tri-Hi-Y C2,3,435 Red Cross Representative C335 Pep Club C235 Dramatics Club C43. Course: Commercial. BARBARA WILLIAMS WILLIE Softball C2,3,43, 1 Award5 Basketball C2,335 Volleyball C2,335 Badmin- ton C235 J.V. Choir C235 Y-Teens C2,335 Dramatics Club5 Class Notable - Gum Chewer. Course: Commercial. mmmn i BONNIE WESTCOTT BARBARA WILLIAMS ROBERT WILLIAMS Course: Academic-Industrial. RONALD WOLK RON J. V. Volleyball C33, Award, Varsity C43, Awardg Basketball C335 Swim Team C235 Band C2,33, Award C33. Course: College. ARTHUR YORK JIMMY Varsity Swimming C235 J. V. Volleyball C33, Varsity C43, Award C3,435 Basketball C335 Senior Lifesaving C435 Band C2,3,43, Award C335 Scholarship Award C2,3,435 Honor Society C43. Course: College. , . -W -- -w-- A nl-un n uma JAMES ZIZAK UZIG' ,AMES ZIZAK kcaglfemgasketball C2,335 J. V. Football C3 3 , Varsity C43. Course SHIRLEY ZUNGALI HZUNGIE' Course: Commercial. ur Camera- h Classmates JOHN ANZALONE Course: Business. CHARLES LARRABEE CHUCK Course: Academic-Mathematics. RITA MEADE Course: Academic-Mathematics. ANTHONY F. ZEMBEK PEANUTS Xolgyball C335 Badminton C335 Senior Lifesaving C43. Course: ca emic. 23 ' M.. RJ Januar MOST POPULAR BOY MOST POPULAR GIRL HANDSOMEST BOY PRETTIIZST GIRL BOY MOST LIKELY TO SUCCIEED GIRL MOST LIKELY TO SUCCIZED BEST ALL AROUND BOY BEST ALL AROUND GIRL BOY BRAIN GIRL BRAIN CLASS SCIENTIST CLASS ARTIST BEST DRESSED BOY BEST DRESSED GIRL BOY PLUGGER GIRL PLUGGER BOY ATHLETE GIRL ATHLETE CLASS ACTOR CLASS ACTRIQSS David Davenport Ruth Samuels John Landers Louise Giblin john Normile Linda Palilon Michael Dacey Nancy Hanlcin Benjamin Eisenberg Millicent Kalaf john Kohut Shirley Lesko Richard Sinicki Carolyn Davidge Peter Mueller Barbara Purkiss james Zizak Yvonne Warburton Robert Mock Betsy Becker gvk- otables BEST NATURIZD BOY BEST NATURIQD GIRL CLASS COUPLE CLASS ORATOR CLASS JOURNALIST CLASS GIGGLER CLASS BACHELOR HQY MUSICIAN G1RL MLfS1CIAN ROY DANCER GIRL DANCER CLASS VOCALIST SMOOTH OPERATOR GUM CHIQWER MUST TALKAT1VE BUY MQST TALKATlVE GIRL Hoy JQKLQR GIRL -IOKER CLASS MATHICMATICIAN Joseph McCormack Elaine Klionsky Harold Hawley Barbara Ash Shirley Dodd Philip Sharpsteen Gail Sprague Stephen Baker Brian Pilotti Judith Sleeper Jon Estus Margaret Pello Deanna Laurens joseph Porubiansky Barbara Williams Amen Shaheen Marie Strozzi Richard Dranichalq Patricia Lesso Arthur York ,lf his Q79- a Januar f' If-5' 'J f- 29 Q ,0' R Richard Sirrrcki' Boys' Treasurer Ruth Samuels, Girls' Treasurer Joseph Porubiansky, Vice-President Shirley Dodd, President Stephen Baker, Boys' Sergeant-at-Arms Barbara Ash, Girls' Sergeant-at-Arms 26 Betsy Becker, Secretary 7 Class I E 1 UO -r ees. so ,I une Joan Chceversy Girls' Treawrer Fred Hannnoncl. Boys' Treasurer Elizabeth Kelley, Secretary C8 T S fm ' 4 3 X' 2 X sem- RT - ms it 1 an Julianna Dranichak, Vice-llresident james X.3.llg'llll, Vrcsiclent Barbara Bills, Girls' Sergeant-at-Arms' john O'Dnmnell, Boys' Sergeant-at-.-Xrms 27 June MOST POPULAR BOY MOST POPULAR GIRL HANDSOMEST BOY PRETTIEST GIRL BOY MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED GIRL MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED BEST ALL AROUND BOY BEST ALL AROUND GIRL BOY BRAIN GIRL BRAIN BOY SCIENTIST GIRL SCIENTIST CLASS ARTIST BEST DRESSED BOY BEST DRESSED GIRL BOY PLUGGER GIRL PLUGGER BOY ATHLETE GIRL ATHLETE CLASS ACTOR CLASS ACTRESS 28 Michael Bedosky Nadya Aswad Paul Sypher Catherine Bennett joseph Hester Deborah Fisher James Vaughn Martha Kilmer Stephen Babcock Carol Boone Kenneth Branch Phyllis Hurwitz Michelle Ryan David Perry Joyce Karn Matthew Rech Loretta Ondecko Elaine Shuta Marcello Tino Jean Chamberlain Robert Rosic Elizabeth Kelley otables BEST NATURED BOY BEST NATURED GIRL CLASS COUPLE CLASS ORATOR CLASS JOURNALIST CLASS GIGGLER CLASS BACHELOR CLASS FLIRT Boy MUSICIAN GIRL MUSICIAN Roy DANCER GIRL DANCER CLASS VGCALIST SIv1oo'IH OPERATOR GUM CHEWER MGSI' TALKATIVE BoY MOST 'IALKATIVE GIRL Bov JOKER GIRL JGKER CLASS MATHEMATICIAN Roy POLITICIAN GIRL POLITICIAN 29 John Grace Judith Davis Mary Jane Pfordte David Metz Frances Boetcker David Colman Joan Frankel Peter Darling Marilyn Struck Gerald Benjamin Judy Besig Duane Andrews Patricia Glowacki Edward Hull David Johns Joyce Murphy Alan Zalbowitz June Megelich Samuel DeLorenzo Regina Santalucia Anna Dmitrenko Fred Hammond Marilyn Major JAMES ABBOTT JIM Varsity Bowling C2,35, Award. Course: Academic-Industrial. BRENDA ACKERMAN B Pan Newspaper, Art Staff C2,3,45, Awards C3,455 Basketball C255 Vol- leyball C2,355 Badminton C355 Student Staff C355 Scholarship Award C35 Honor Society C455 Red Cross C2,3,45, Treasurer 35, President C45, Awards C3,45, Delegate to Red Cross Leadership Training Program C45, Member of Broome County Council, junior Red Cross5 junior Class Handbook Committee5 Junior Prom Committee. Course: Academic- Mathematics. ELLEN AMBRA ELLIE Basketball C2,355 Volleyball C255 ,T.V. Choir C255 Pep Club C255 Tri- Hi-Y C3,455 Red Cross Alternate C45. Course: Academic-Commercial. DUANE ANDREWS DUCK Notable-- Best Boy Dancer. Course: Academic-Commercial. PATRICIA ARMSTRONG PAT Basketball C2,455 Soccer C355 Volleyball C25. Course: Commercial. MARY ELIZABETH ARNOLD BETSY Pan Annual, Photographer C3,45, Awards C3,-155 G.O. Representative C2,3,455 First in Homemaking Essay Contest C455 Pa Central Day Skit C3,455 Class Night Committee C455 Track Field Day C255 Pa Central Dance Committee C355 Delegate to the Southern Tier Interscholastic Association Conference C3,45, Chairman C45. Course: College. NADYA ASWAD STEPHEN BABCOCK ROBEIVI' BAC1H1'5lIll'IN 4 5393. . A im' 1 Q, 5 .it IA. S.KYlJRA BHUYA MAUREEN BARVINCHAK MOE Basketball C2,355 Softball C2,355 Hockey C2,355 Volleyball C2,3,455 Stu- dent Staff C2,355 Pep Club C2,455 G.A.A. C255 Red Cross Representative cC:2,3,455 Gymnastics Club C455 Bowling C2,35. Course: Academic- ommercial. RUTH MOORE BECK RUTHY Softball C255 Soccer C255 Varsity Choir C2,3,455 Orchestra 'C2,3,455 Red Cross Representative C2,355 Pep Club C35. Course: Academic-Art. MICHAEL BEDOSKY MIKE J.V. Baseball C255 Varsity Football C2,3,45, Awards C2,3,455 Varsity Wrestling C355 G.O. Representative C2,35, G.O. President C455 Football Awards-Robert Torony Memorial, Press All Southern Tier Conference Clst team5, Sun All Triple Cities Clst team5. Coaches All Southern Tier Conference Clst team5, All Central New York State' C2nd team55 Elks' Leadership Contest CRegional and State XVinner5 C455 Honor So- ciety C455 Block B Club C3,45, President C455 Notable! Most Popu- lar Boy. Course: College. GERALD BENJAMIN JERRY ?VISQl'l0l3I'Sl1iD Awards5 Notable- Boy Musician. Course: Academic- usic. CATHERINE MARIE BENNETT CATHY Pa Central Skit5 Plays4 The Trysting Place, Student Director, Lost Princess, Mousetrap, Make-up C455 G.O. Representative C2,3,455 Dramatics Club C2,3,45, President C45, Sergeant-at-Arms C35, Awards C3,455 Commencement Committee C455 Mousetrap Usher C355 Gymnastics C455 Graduation Usher C355 Honor Society Assembly Usher C255 Notable- Prettiest Girl. Course: Beauty Culture. CLAUDETTE BERGER Volleyball C355 Basketball C3,455 Baseball C355 Senior Life Saving C355 Junior Prom Committee5 G.O. Representative C255 Red Cross Alternate C35, Representative C455 G.A.A. C355 Varsity Cheerleading C3,-15, Cap- tain C455 Pep Club C45. Course: Academic. 30 izuax aimin pm va MARY E1,mxisE'rfi .iaNoLD NADYA ASWAD NAD Pan Annual, VVrite-up Staff C455 Pan Newspaper, News Staff C3,-15, Award C3,45, Co-Sunday Press Editor C455 G.O. Representative C3.45, Alternate C255 G.O. Secretary C35, Award C355 junior Class President C355 Student Staff C3,45, Award C3,455 Daughters of the American Revolution Essay Contest Finalist C455 Scholarship Awards C2,35: Honor Society C45, Usher C455 Literary Club C2,3,45, Treasurer C35, President C455 Tri-Hi-Y C2,3,45, Vice-President C35, Award C455 Junior Prom Chairman C355 Class Night Committee C455 Mascoteer C455 Red Cross Alternate C355 Pa Central Day Skit C455 Assembly Committee C453 Delegate to Interscholastic Student Council Conference C3,455 Super Senior C455 Notable- Most Popular Girl. Course: College. STEPHEN BABCOCK WOLFGANG Pan Newspaper C2,35, Pa Central C455 Varsity Basketball, Statistician C35, Varsity Letterg Band 'C2,3,45, Vice-President C455 2 Awards5 Schol- arship Awards C2,355 Honor Society C45, General Officer: Debate Club C2,3,45, Vice-President C45, 1 Awardg Hi-Y C2,3,45, Secretary C35, President C455 Key Club, Secretary C455 Science Club C25, Treasurer5 Notable-- Boy Brainf' Course: College. ROBERT BACHOCHIN BOB l Rifle Team C35. Course: College. STEPHNEY BALAN SKIPPY l Basketball C2,3,455 Softball C2,3,455 Volleyball C2,3,45: Soccer C2,3,-153 Hockey C3,455 Tumbling C3,455 Sports Day C2,3,45 Swim Meet C453 Tennis C255 Synchronized Swim C455 2 Major l.etters5 Student Stat? C455 Pep Club C355 G.A.A. C2,3,45. Course: Academic. JAMES BARBER UJIMBOH Pan Annual, Contributing Photographer5 Pan Newspaper,, Photography Editor, Feature Columnist5 Varsity 5Vrestling C355 Class Night Master of Ceremonies5 Delegate to Model U.N. Assembly. Course: Academic. SANDRA BARINA Course: Commercial. JUDY BESIG Soccer C2,3,453 Hockey C453 Volleyball C2,3.'453 Basketball C2,3,451 Soft- ball C2,3,453 Senior Life Saving C353 Tumbling C2,3,45Q Gymnastics C453 Russian Dancing C25, 1 Award3 Varsity Choir C2,3,45, Awards C2,45S Band C3,45, Award C451 Orchestra C2,3,45, Awards C2,45, Secretary C453 G.O. Alternate C353 Student Staff C453 Scholarship Awards 62.35453 Honor Society C45: G.A.A. C2,3,453 Tri-Hi-Y C2,3,452 Class Night Com' mitteeg Notable- Girl Musician. Course: College. JOLENE BIEBER 3 JO Soccer C2,353 Softball C2,353 Volleyball C253 Bowling C2,353 Student Stat? C45. Course: Commercial. BARBARA BILLS Q Pan Newspaper, Typist C3,45, Award C453 Senior Class Girls' Sergeant- at-Arms3 NOMA Spelling Contest C453 Red Cross Representative C359 Dramatics C453 Tri-Hi-Y C353 llunioil Prom Ticket COU1ITl1ffEC1 Co- Chairman of Cap and Gown Committee C45. Course: Commercial. KATHERINE BOAL KATHY Softball 42,353 Basketball 42,3,45:4Volleybal1 k2ji Soccer 12,3-45' Hockey C2,353 Gymnastics C453 Student Staff C451 G.A.A. C2,3,45C PPD Club C353 Notables Committee3 1 Sports Award. Course: Academic- Mathematics. SALLY BOCKSTAHLER . Pan Annual, Reporter C2,3,453 Pan Newspaper Feature Editor C455 Ad' vertising Staff C2,353 G.O. Representative C353 Student Staff C453 PCP Club C35. Course: Academic. Cl If FRANCES BOETCKER 3 ,FRAN Pan Annual, Business Staff C453 Pan Newspaper, Circulation Stal? C3,45, Award C353 Soccer C352 AV0llsyl2HlliC351, PIPES'-' St?'f'SffUCk i G.O. Alternate C453 First Prize in Public Speaklng ontest. at Centrali Third Prize in Broome County American Legion Oratorical Contest C45: Syracuse University Citizenship Award C351 Scholarship Awards C2,35Q Honor Society C453 Dramatics Club C3,453 Debate Club C3,45, Award C3,45, President C45, Varsity Debate Team C451 Red CTOSS Alternate C353 Notable--'fClass Oratorf, Course: College. CARUI. BOONE IUXCE lil5t'l.l5l'S YICKY BOWTWIN 'rn' rr i ' -5 ' ROSEMARY BUSSA ROSIE Notables Committee. Course: Academic-Mathematics. THOMAS CAMPION CHAMP T.V. Football C253 Varsity Swimming C253 Stage Crew C45. Course: Academic-Science. JEAN CHAMBERLAIN CHAMEY Badminton C353 Basketball C2,3,453 Hockey C2,3,453 Ping Pong C353 Soccer C2,3,453 Gymnastics C451 Softball C2,3,453 Sports Day C2,3,45Q Swim Meet C2,3,453 Volleyball C2,3,453 Apparatus C353 Synchronized Swim C3,-153 2 Major Sports Awards C3,453 G.O. Representative C453 Student Staff C453 G.A.A. C2,3,453 Pep Club C453 NotableA Girl Athlete. Course: Academic-Commercial. LORETTA CHEECHALK CHEECH Pan Newspaper, Advertising Staff C35, Art Staff C45, Award C353 P.A.L. Rifle Team C2,35, Awards C2,35, Treasurer C352 Basketball C2,35, Award C253 Softball C2,35g Track C25, Award C253 ,lunior Life Saving C253 Volleyball C2,353 Badminton C2,353 Ping Pong C2,353 3 Sports Days C2,353 -l.Y. Choir C253 G.O. Representative C35, Alternate C253 Student Staff C3,-55, Award C453 Pep Club C253 Red Cross Representative C35, Alternate C253 Commencement Committeeg Science Club C2,353 G.A.A. C2,35, 2 Minor Awards. Course: Academic-Mathematics. JOAN CHEEVERS JOANIE Basketball C2,3,453 Hockey C2,3,453 Softball C2,353 Gymnastics C453 Tennis C253 Volleyball C2,3,45, Award C35, Volleyball Playday C3,453 Tumbling C251 Color Guard C451 Plays- A Dog's Life C25, Co- llirector of XVecnies on XVednesday ' C453 G.O. Representative C253 lumor Class Treasurer C353 Senior Class Girls' Treasurer C453 Student Staff C2,45, Award C453 Art Club C3,45g Dramatics Club C2,3,453 G.A.A. C2,3,453 Usher C2,3,453 Pa Central Skit C353 Mascoteer C353 lunior lfrlnlin Committee C353 Chairman of Senior Prom Committee, Course: o ege. CONSTANCE CHIESI CONNIE Science Club C453 Pep Club C3,-153 Gymnastics Club C453 Cap and Gown Committee C45. Course: Academic. 31 JUDY BESIG A I M JULEYK lllkll-IER BARBARA BILLS CAROL BOONE BOONIE Pan Annual C3,45, Picture Editor C45, Awards C33-453 Basketball C2,3,453 Volleyball C2,3,453 Softball C2,353 Gymnastics C453 Minor Sports Award C353 Varsity Choir C3,45, Award C453 Color Guard C3,-453 G.O. Alternate C453 Scholarship Awards C2,353 Honor Society C45, Sec- retary C45, Usher C453 Lit Club C2,.5,45, Recording Secretary C35, Presi- dent C453 Red Cross C3,45, Vice-President C35, Awards C3,453 G.A.A. C3,453 Model U.N. Assembly C352 Syracuse Citizenship Conference C353 Russian Dancing C253 Class Night Committee C453 Notable- Girl Brain. Course: College. JOYCE BOULOUS SYRIAN Make-up, Skin of Our Teeth, Lost Princess, HNIOUSCITRDHQ Hair Stylist, Mousetrap, Skin of Our Teeth, Man Trap 3 G.O. Re re- sentatiye, Alternate C2,35: Student Staff, Awards C2,353 Red Cross C253 Graduation Usher C3,-453 Man Trap USllCf1 Class Night Committee. Course: Beauty Culture. VICKY BOWDEN Synchronized Swim C353 T.V. Choir C253 Plays- Stuffed Owls C451 Scholarship Award C453 Tri-Hi-Y C2,3,45, Historian3 Dramatics Club C453 Red Cross Alternate C453 Senior Prom Committee. Course: College. KENNETH BRANCH KEN Pan Annual, Photographer C3,45, 2 Awards3 Pan Newspaper, Photog- rapher C2,353 Varsity Basketball Manager C3,-85, T.V. Basketball Manager C251 Varsity Baseball Manager C253 Band C2,3,45, 1 AWRYGQ 2 Scholar- ship AWHTGSQ Honor Society C453 Key Club C2,3,45, President C453 Hi-Y C2,353 Science Club C2,353 Notable- Boy Scientist. Course: College. SHIRLEY BRENNAN Course: Commercial. CAROL BREWER CARRIER Usher, Hair Stylist and Make-up for Mousetrap 3 Student Staff C45. Award C451 Scholarship Award C353 Dramatics Club C451 Red Cross C45, Award C453 T.V. Program f'School for Today C453 Notables Com- mittee C45, Course: Academic-Beauty Culture. ROSl'I5lARY BFSSK T'flt5NMS KANIPIHN IRAN CIIUIBERIAIN Stas. .. . CHEFlfIHA,l.K l mAN lp CXJNSTANCII CHIESI -N-ww v -- Ywnm. .5 Milt? -..n.Iq,,.,.,, LEONARD CLUNE Varsity Tennis C2,3,45, 3 Awards5 G.O. Alternate5 Block B Cluh. Course: Academic. LENNY ANN COLLETT ANNIE Course: Commercial. DAVID COLMAN DAVE Pan Newspaper- C3,45, Advertising Staff, Advertising Editor, Business Manager, Editor-in-Chief, 4 Awards C3,-155 Varsity Swimming C25, Award C255 First Place in Triple Cities American Legion Contestq Sec- ond Place in County American Legion Contest5 First Place in Lyons- Weeks Speaking Contest5 Alternate to Model U.N, Assembly C355 2 Scholarship Awards5 Honor Society C455 Hi-Y C2,3,45, Sergeant-at-Arms C35, Secretary C455 Debate Club5 Editor-in-Chief of Junior Class Stu- dent Handbookg Block B Clubg Class Night Committeeg Notable- Class Journalist. Course: College. PATRICIA CONDON PAT Hair Stylist, Mouse Trap 5 Scholarship Awards C2,355 Red Cross Al- ternate C455 Dramatics Club C455 Class Night Committee. Course: Academic-Beauty Culture. MARY FRANCES CONOLE UFRANKIEH Pan Newspaper, Sports Staff C3,45, Awardg Lit Club C3,455 Debate Club C3,45. Course: Academic. MICHAEL CURLEY MIKE G.O. Representative C3,455 Senior Life Saving. Course: College. KNTIIONX muaxfs Jl'Illil'll IMYIS RICHARD DAY DICK Course: Industrial Arts. SUSAN DECKER SUE Pan Annual, Write-up Staff C455 Pan Newspaper Reporter C2,35, Repre- sentative to Columbia Scholastic Press Association C35, Sunday Press Editor C45, 2 Awards5 Senior Life Saving C455 Synchronized Swim C455 Basketball C255 2 Scholarship Awards5 Honor Society C455 Lit Club C2,3,455 Pep Club C25. Course: College. CHRISTINE DELLA ROCCO CHRIS Course: Commercial. SAMUEL DELORENZO SAM J'.V. Baseball C2,355 Notable- Boy Joker. Course: Academic. RITA DEROSE I-IARRIETTEH J.V. Choir C255 Hair Stylist, Mouse Trap 5 G.O. Representative C25, Alternate C355 Pep Club C255 Baskethall5 Gymnastics C455 Class Night Committee. Course: Academic-Beauty Culture. LORE DIETRICH Course: Academic. LICIWKRII CZLILNE ANN CIUl,LE'I l' UAVIU CUL3M'V l'XTlII1.lk LHNIHIN MARY FR KNITES f1l5Nlll.E till HUZY JOSEPH CUSICK JOE Pan Newspaper, Sports Staff C355 J.V. Baseball Course: College. WILLIAM DACEY BILL Basketball C2,355 Football C2,35. Course: Academic. JOHN A. DANEK Course: Academic-Mathematics. ANTHONY D'ANGELO TONY'l Course: Academic-Mathematics. PETER DARLING LING J.V. Football C355 Notable- Class Bachelor. Course: Academic- Mathematics. JUDITH DAVIS JUDY Pan Newspaper, Advertising Staff C2,3,45, Co-Advertising lirlitor C-ll, Award C455 Soccer C2,3,455 Volleyball C2,355 Basketball C2,.l55 G.O. Representative C2,35, Alternate C355 Student Staff C2,3,-U, Ayvard4C3l1 Lit Club C2,3,455 Red Cross Alternate C2,455 Notables Committee5 Notable- Best Natured Girl. Course: College. ff . llllllli I IMC Dlilj A IICJCAIU Rllill 'HKD 6.1-nf SAMUEL DELORENZO RITA DMIOSE CURE Dlli'l'Rll1lI M 32 5 ANNA DMITRENKO ANN Rifle Club 133, Award5 Badminton 12,335 I.V. Choir 1235 Student Staff 1335 2 Scholarship Awards5 Honor Society 1435 Science Club 1335 Pep Club 12,335 Notable-- Class Mathematicianf' Course: College. JOHN DRAKE JACK J.V. Choir 123, Varsity 133. Course: Academic-Commercial. JULIANNA DRANICHAK JULIE Pan Newspaper, Reporter 13,43, Awards 13,435 Volleyball 1335 Basket- ball 1335 Softball 12,335 Russian Dancing 1235 Orchestra c12,3,43,.Li- brarian 13,43, Awards 12,435 G.O. Alternate 1235 Senior lass Vice- President5 Student Staff 12,3,43, Awards 13,435 Second Place American Legion Constitution Speaking Contest5 Scholarship Awards 12,335 Honor Society 1435 G.A.A. 12,335 Junior Prom Committee 1335 Chairman of School Displays 123, Award 1235 Class Gift Committee Chairman. Course: College. ALBERT DRUCKER ALBIE J.V. Basketball 123, I Award, Varsity 13,43, 1 Award5 Scholarship Award 12,335 Honor Society 1435 Basketball 12,3,435 Volleyball 1335 Touch Football 13,43. Course: College. JOAN EDDY JOANIE Senior Prom Committee. Course: Academic-Commercial. BARBARA ELLIS Course: Commercial. .RHXIQ X l-XHHN NIDNPX J IHN ll Xllil lHl3Xl XI Ji mrll l'lil Z f suwnx l'lXt,Il I3l,ll43lllll ll4llliIK FRANCIS FITCH DE-KATU Band 12,3,43. Course: Academic-Industrial. VIRGINIA FORD GINGER, GINNY T'.A.L. Rifle Team 12,33, Secretary 1235 Band 12,3,43, Awards 12,335 Ofcllestfa 12.33, Award 1335 Red Cross 1235 Dramatics Club 133. Course: Academic. JOAN FRANKEL JOANIE Pan Annual, Typing Staff 1435 Pan Newspaper, Advertising Staff 143, AW-ilffl 143: Basketball 12,3,-135 Volleyball 13,435 Soccer 12,3,435 G.O. Alternate 123, Representative 1335 Red Cross Representative 12,335 Senior Prom Committee 1435 Notable- Class Gigglerf' Course: College. BERTHA FRAYER A BERT Pan NCVYSIYJIUCF, Typing Staff 1435 Scholarship Award 123. Course: Commercial. ROBERT GEIDE PAUNCHG Swimming 12,33, 1 Award. Course: Academic. JAMES G. GENNARELLI JIMMY G. G.O. Representative. Course: Academic. ANNA DMl'l'Rlu'YlxI3 JOHN IJRABE .ll'l.lA5'3e 1 DIMNH ll 'MK ALBERT DRIECKEX JOAN FIDDY BARBARA ELLIS VERONICA FABIAN VERN I.V. Choir 1235 Class Night Committee 143. Course: Academic- Commercial. SIDNEY FEIN Course: College-Science. DZINTRA FELDMANIS SANDY Student Staff 13,43. Course: Commercial. JUDITH FEUZ JUDIE Volleyball 12,3,435 Basketball 12,3,435 Softball 12,335 Soccer 13,435 Hockey 13,435 Badminton 1235 Russian Dancing 1235 Tumbling 1335 Gymnastics 1435 Pan Newspaper 12,3,43, Award 12,3,-43, C0-Advertising Editor 133, Business Manager 1435 G.O. Alternate 1235 Student Staff 12,33, Award 1335 Prizes-VVinner of Voice of Democracy Contest5 Scholarship Awards 12,335 Honor Society 1435 Debate Club 12,3,-43, Vice-President 143, Varsity Debate Team 143, Award 1335 Lit Club 12,3,-135 G.A.A. 13,435 Red Cross Representative 133. Course: College. SONDRA FINCH SONDY J.V. Choir 12,3,435 Scholarship Award 1335 Tri-Hi-Y 12,3,43, Vice- President 143, Award 143. Course: Academic. DEBORAH FISHER DEBBIE Pan Annual XVrite-up Staff 12,33, Editor-in-Chief 143, 3 Awards 12,3,435 Pan Newspaper, News Staff 13,-43, 2 Awards 13,435 Hockey 13,435 Soc- cer 1235 Volleyball 12,3,435 Basketball 12,3,-435 Softball 12,335 Synchro- nized Swim 1335 Tumbling 1335 Gymnastics 143, 3 Minor Awaieln 12,335 G.O, Representative 12,335 Scholarship Awards 12,335 Honor Society 1435 Literary Clul. 12,3,43, Attendance Otticer 133, Vice-Presi- dent 1435 G.A.A. 12,3,-835 Debate Club 13,-H, Varsity Debate Team 143, Treasurer 143, Assembly Debate 143, Award 1435 Alternate to Model U.N. Assembly 335 Graduation Usher 12,3,435 Class Night Committee Chairman 1435 Su er Senior 1435 Notable- Girl Most Likely to Succeed. Course: College. FRXYIIIS l'lT1.ll VIRGINIA YHRD JOAN FRNNKEI, mmm Ill nm n-uxiizi 1 um BARBARA GETSY BARB J.V. Choir C2,355 Scholarship Award C135. Course: Commercial. RITA GIANCARLI Student Staff C452 Gymnastic Club C455 Cap and Gown Committee. Course: Commercial. ANN GIBLIN Course: Commercial. MARY ANN GILAN ' JAYNIE Junior Life Saving C255 T.V. Choir C2,355 Student Staff C255 G.A.A. C2,355 Cap and Gown Committee. Course: Academic-Mathematics. MARY LU GILHEANY LU Pan Newspaper, Art Staff C3,45, Award C45: Hockev C455 Vollevball C355 Tennis C355 Junior Life Saving C355 Scholarship Awards C3,455 Lit Club C3,455 Pep Club C355 Red Cross C35. Coursez' College. JOAN GIORDANO JOANIE Hair Stylist, The Mouse Trap, Make-up, Trysting Place 5 G.O. Alternate C255 Student Staff C3,45, Award5 Red Cross Alternate C255 Graduation Usher C455 Honor Society Assembly Usher C255 Commence- ment Committee C45. Course: Academic-Beauty Culture. P 5 I'lllK.l K IJHHX MTU CQ UI. GUlil'5luY tlili 5llll'l'llX tLl'lY'lfNE , SlNll'.UN llXLllxlAS JMU-QS llX5lll.'l'HN PATRICIA HAMM PAT Ping-Pong C255 Volleyball C45: G.O. Representative C455 Art Club C3,45, Award C355 Tri-Hi-Y C3,45, Treasurer C45, Award C455 Red Cross Alternate C455 Cap and Gown Committee5 Junior Class Hand- book C35. Course: Academic-Commercial. FRED HAMMOND G.O. Representative C455 Senior Class Boys' Treasurer C455 Scholar- ship Awartl C355 Debate Club C2,3,45, Awards C2,3,45, Varsity Debate Team C455 Hi-Y C2,355 Notablef Boy Politicianf' Course: College. MARY' HANNAN HBILLYD Pan Annual, XVrite-up Staff C2,3,45, XVrite-up Editor C45, 2 Awards5 Volleyball C2,35, 1 Award5 Basketball C2,3,45, 1 Award5 Synchronized Swim C3,455 Synchronized Swim Show C355 Swim Meets CZ,3,455 Softball C255 Apparatus C2,355 Junior Life Saving5 Senior Life Saving C2,35: Hockey C-155 Soccer C455 Student Staff C2,35, Award5 2 Schol- arship Awardsg Tri-Hi-Y C2,3,45, President C45, Award C45, Delegate to Albany Conference C455 Gymnastics Club C455 Red Cross Alternate C35. 'Coursez College. GAIL HARRIS Volle b ll 2 ' Basketball -2 ' 1. Re re ntai 2 ' unior Class YH C5.. C5,-CO. pse'tveC5,J Secretary, Junior Prom Committee5 Scholarship Award C255 Honor Society C455 Pep Club C455 Cheerleader C455 Senior Prom Committee. Course: College. JAY HARTER 'ABUDDYH Dramatics Club C45. Course: Commercial. GAIL HATTON Pan Newspaper, Art Staff C45, Award5 Basketball C2,355 Softball C2.35: Volleyball CS,-155 Junior Life Saving C2,355 Senior Life Saving C355 Arr Club C3,45, 2 Awardsg G.A.A, C2,3,-45. Course: College. .34 mantra owrsi' Rim m:m.cAxzi,.i ANN omuw mln .lxNk1',lI.AN mm l,l 4:li.1ii-2-wi -l05W1lUlil'5V' PATRICIA GLOWACKI PATTI Volleyball C255 Apparatus C255 Tumbling C255 J.V. Choir C255 Notable- Best Girl Dancer. Course: Commercial. GAIL GOUDEY GAIL Pan Newspaper, News Staff C3,45, News Editor C45, 4 Awards5 Syn- chronized Swim C3,455 Senior Life Saving C359 Varsity Choir C-'j Award C455 G.O. Alternate C2,455 Student Staff C255 Scholarship Awards C3,455 Honor Society C455 Literary Club C2,3,45, Attendance OtHcer5 Dramatics Club C255 Senior Prom Committee5 Class Night Committee. Course: College. JOHN GRACE UBUTCI-I Pan Newspaper C3,45, Award C45: J.V. Baseball C25 Varsity C3,-15, Award C3,455 G.O. Treasurer C455 Honor Society C455 Rlock. Bl' Club5 Notable- Best Natured Boy. Course: Academic-Mathematics. MARTHA GUINANE MARTY G.O. Representative C25, Alternate C255 Student Staff C2,-15: Basketball C2,355 Volleyball C2,355 Badminton C255 Soccer C2,35: Red Cross Alternate C455 Dramatics Club C2,3,-15, Vice-President C35. Course: Commercial. SIMEON HALIKIAS SAM Student Staff C45. Course: Academic. JAMES HAMILTON HAMBONE Wrestling C455 Bowling' C35. Course: Academic. .ss I'N'l'Rll lt ll.k5l5l lflilill llKNlVlClXl'5 5lXRY ll XNNAN Iltll. li5lllllS KIM' llXlI'l'lfR 41XIl.lIYl I15X ' JEROME A. HAYES Course: Commercial-General Business. NANCY HAYES NANCE Varsity Choir 13,43, 1 Award. Course: Academic-Music. BARBARA HESCO BARB Course: Academic-Commercial. JOSEPH HESTER JOE Pan Newspaper 12,3,43, Sports Editor 143, Awards 12,3,435 Varsity Swimming 12,3,43, Co-Captain 143, Awards 12,3,43g Varsity Tennis 12,3,43. Awards 12,3,435 Z Sectional Tennis Champion Awar s5 Intra- mural Football 133: Foul Shooting Contest 12,3,435 G.O. Representative 1435 Scholarship Awards 12,3,435 Honor Society 143, Presldentg Red Cross 12,331 Debate Club 12,3,43, Sergeant-at-Arms 133. Treasurer 143, Awards 12,3,43: Kev Club 13,43. Vice-President 143: Block B Club 12,3.435 Bovs' State 133, Senator5 Syracuse Citizenship Contest 1335 Notable+ Boy Most Likely to Succeed. Course: College. BARBARA JEAN HILL BARB G.O. Representative 1335 Student Staff 13.43, Award 143. Course: Academic-Commercial. PATRICIA HILL PAT G.O. Representative 13,435 Basketball 13,435 Softball 1335 Rifle Club 133: Gymnastics Club 1435 Synchronized Swim 13,431 Tumbling 133,i Sports Letter: Commencement Committee 1435 Make-up, Mouse Trap. Course: Academic-Beauty Culture. 2 X llll ll lllll Illl,l ll13Xll.I3 llllllX t'l'l' pulp pm 11,-H1 , 5 -'.. .1 .--- ' sl r .1 ' ' ff- - gr? ., new ,-I . ' 5359.14 R-'N fi x. . ii Q yy- XI. . , 'H 9ig,e.,... -. r -' ., . -:mfr-..,i,gefe Xl lllQl.I, llll lx llllll xllll l.ll33 tl:ll lll I.l l'll3l.l.lf ul ll3Xll'L DUANE JACKSON Orchestra 12,3,43, 2 Awards. Course: Commercial. DAVID JOHNS CHAUNCEY ,l.V. Football 123, Varsity 13,43, Award 13,435 Basketball 12,3,435 Vol- leyball 12,335 Notable-'KSmooth Operator. Course: Academic- Mathematics. SHEILA JONES SUGAR Course: Academic-Commercial. JOYCE KARN Basketball 123, -lunior Life Savinl:5 Softball 1235 l.V. Choir 1235 CLO. Alternate 1335 Senior Prom Committee, Red Cross 1235 Notable- Best Dressed Girl. Course: Commercial. LENORE KATZ Pan Newspaper, Advertising Staff 143, G.O. Alternate 1235 Scholarship Award 1335 Red Cross Alternate 133. Course: Academic. THOMAS KEATING TOM Vwsiry Track 1233 TV Football 9 xx regain 3 Il ur 1 - - ' gb - - 1-3: ' gl 1.35 itram a Basketball 1235 11.0. lreasurer 143, Award: Deleuate to Student Coun- cil Conference 1435 Notables Committee 143. Course: College. 35 .-..a. A P jpmixl YKNVY IIAYES BARBARA IIESCO , F' lltlflltlfl .IICXN lllll. l'l'l'Rl4.H Ill'-It RICHARD HILL DICK l.V. Football 123: Varsity Swimming 13,43. Course: College. DONALD HORVATT LOG I.V. Baseball 1235 Varsity Golf 133, Award 1335 Intramural Basketball 13,435 Block B Club. Course: Academic-Industrial, DAVID HOVANCIK DAVE Course: Academic. NEWELL DICK HOWARD Course: College. EDWARD HULL ED Pan Newspaper, Feature Staff 12,3,435 XVrestling 1335 Football5 Varsity Choir 12,3,43, President 143, 3 Awards, Band 12.3,-43, President 14 Drum-Major 13.43, 3 Awardsg G.13. Representative, Alternate5 Honor Societv 1435 l3eleg'ate to Boys' State: Quartet Entertainment for 'Life XYitli Father, Skin of Our 'l'eeth 5 Sports Editor of Junior Hand- book: Barber Shop Quartet 12,335 Dance Band Vocalist 12,3,435 No- table- Class Vocalist. Course: College. PHYLLIS HURWITZ PHYL Pan Newspaper, Feature Staff 13,-43, News Stal? 123, Awards 12,335 Orchestra 12,3,43, Concertniistress 12,3,43. Awards 12,333 Student Staff 1435 Voice of Democracy 1335 Poem Published in National Poetry Anthology 1335 Scholarship Awards 12,335 Honor Society 143: Science Club 12,fl,435 Chess Club 13,435 Uramatics Club 143: Debate Club 143, Varsity Debate Team 143, Award 1435 Red Cross 12.33, Award 123: Lit Club 12,335 Notable- J'Girl Stientistf' Course: College. A K Cx I3l'lNl-Q ,IUQRFUY l3Ulll.l1lllNS Slllfllfl .lllbl'f' , ,,...,,.. - '- ' 4 H' Q' ' ii ga. .l1l3liI-2 RKRN I,l'1'Y1lRl-1 lx KTZ TIlf3!lKS KHKTIVL 1 i r 'lf 5 ti ' ' ' --U----'W --f -JU! - -5 --W, mill. an . . IUUIIF.. . .-.Wm---snu1.., I W THOMAS KEENEY TOM i Varsity Track 12,355 Mouse Trap 5 Cortland Drama Festival. Course: Commercial. 1 ELIZABETH J. KELLEY LIZ 5 Pan Annual, Write-up Staff 1455 Pan Newspaper, Feature Staff 13,45, 5 2 Awards5 Soccer 12,3,455 Volleyball 12,3,455 Basketball 12,355 Softball ' 12,355 Varsity Chloir 12,3,45, 2 Awards5 Plavs- A l5og's Life 1255 G. O. Representative 135, Alternate 125, G.O. Secretary5 Senior Class l Secretary, Student Staff 12,3,45, 2 Awards5 Gerhart Speaking Contest, 5 Alternate Award5 Scholarship Award 1455 Honor Society 1455 Dramatics Y Club 12,3,45, President 145, 2 Awards5 Literary Club 12,3,45, Secretary l 135, Attendance Officer 1355 Debate Club 13,-15, Award, Varsity Debate I 'leam 1455 Mascoteer 1355 Notables Committee Chairman 1455 Notable- L5 Class Actress. Course: Academic-Matlteniatics. I RICHARD KENNEY DICK Q ISV. Basketball 625, Varsity 12,3,45, Award 12,3,455 ,I.V. Baseball 1255 P oul Shooting ontest 11st Place5, 12,35, Awards 12,355 Block B Club 13,45. Course: Academic-Mathematics. E MARTHA KILMER MARTIN ,,. . .. , 5, .,, , ' Pan Newspaper, Advertising Staff 145, Award5 Soccer 12,3,45, Hockey ,dum H'lMm m 'M'U'M R'C 'U'D t'55m 12,3,45, Volleyball 12,3,45, Basketball 12,3,45, Tumbling 135, Apparatus V 125, Softball 135, Badminton 135, Tennis 135, 1-Major Award5 Volley- ball Field Day 1355 Soccer Field Day 1455 Interscholastic Field Day f 1355'Swim Meet 135, Third Place Diving5 Pa Central Day Skit 1455 i Russian Dance Act in Interscholastic Play Night 1255 G.O. Representa- tive 125, G.O. Secretary 145, Award 1455 Scholarship Awards 13,455 ' Debate Club 145, Secretary 145, Award 1455 Lit Club 13,455 G.A.A. l 12,3,455 Mascoteer 1455 junior Prom Committee 1355 Senior Prom 5 Committee 1455 Notable- Best All Around Girl. Course: College. , GEORGE RANDALL KLIMT RANDY L Course: College. Q MARTHA KOKIS MARTY 5 Pan Newspaper, Art Staff 135, Art Editor 145, Award 1455 Volle ball 5 12,355 Tennis 1255 Softball 1255 G.O. Representative 1455 Student Staff - 1355 Scholarship Awards 12,355 Honor Society 1455 Literary Club 1 Y A W 13,45, Treasurer 1455 Red Cross Representative 13,455 Art Club 13,-45, MWWA KH'5ll'R 11551551-l1hli15'1 llUU'll'5 M7515 Vice-President 145, Award 1355 Business Manager, Art Editor of Junior Class Handbook 1355 Co-Chairman of Iunior Prom Ticket Committee 1355 Notables Committee 145. Course: College. JOYCE KONECNY Ne . 'I I ' L'f S V 1255 J.V. Chor 12,355 Student Staff 1455-Scholar- , i slgxokwaril C35?gG.A.A. 12,355 lPep Club 12,355 P.A.L. Rifle Club 5 12,35, Awards 12,35. Course: College. 5 I i RICHARD KRAJCIR DICK E Varsity Track 12,3,455 Varsity Rifle Team 125, 1 Awardg Basketball 1255 ' Block B Club. Course: Academic. JOSEPH KRIVITCKAS KILLER Trysting Place 5 Pa Central Day Skit. Course: Academic-Commercial. ,itmzrg icimpuxi' iiuziiium itimrtiti JUFI-lI'll KRlll'l'1TKAS RICHARD KUMPON DICK Varsity Bowling 135, Award 1355 ,I.V. Football 135, Varsity 145, 'Award , 1455 Basketball 13,455 Volleyball 135: IV. Choir 1355 Lost Princess 8455 G.O. Representative 1355 Block B Club 1455 Dramatics Club 145. ourse: Academic-Industrial. LILLIAN LATHAN LILLY Course: Academic-Home Economics. A CAROL LEGOS I Basketball 1355 Softball 135: Hockey 1255 G.O. Alternate 1455 Scholar- I ship Award 1355 Red Cross Representative 135. Course: College. F i nu iixnp RI NIPU5 l,ll.l.lXN mlllxx URUI- 111105 JUDITH LEWIS H.IUDY Red Cross 12,3,45. Course: Commercial. JOHN LIPTAK LIPPY I.V. Football 135, Award5 Intramural Basketball 1255 G.O. Alternateg Stage Hand. Course: Academic-Mathematics. JOYCE LISICK Volleyball 1255 Pep Club 12,3,455 IV. Choir 12,355 Commencement Committee 145. Course: Commercial. KKPEGGYH Qll'Dl'l'Il LEWIS JUHN LKSICK 5 Course: Academic-Commercial. I ' MICHAEL LUBIN MIKE Pan Newspaper 13,45, Award 1455 G.O. Alternate 125, Scholarship Awards 13,455 Debate Club 1355 Intramural Volleyball 1355 Intramural Basketball 1455 Assembly Committee 1355 Representative to Syracuse Citizenship Conference 13,45. Course: College. MARIE LUNDBERG HLUMP LUMP l'an Annual 13,45, Lay-out Editor 145, Awards 13,455 Baseball 1255 Volleyball 1355 funior Life Saving 1355 I.V. Rifle 135, Varsity 6355 Fencing 1355 Bowling 1355 Pei Club 13,455 Art Club 2,3,455 Lit lub 1455 Senior Prom Committee. Course: Academic. , IA JCRW ODD l r h...t ROBERT MCALISTER BOB Basketball. Course: Academic. SUSAN MCGINNIS Pan Annual, VVrite-up Staff 12,3,45, Lay-out Staff 12,3,45, Awards 13,455 Basketball-12,355 Hockey 1255 Softball 12,355 Volle ball .12,355 Synchroniged Swim 12,355 Tumbling 1255 Gymnastics 1255 Swim Meets 12,3,45, Ribbons 12,3,455 Triple Cities Sport Play Day 1255 Basketball Playday 1355 Volleyball Playday 1355 Senior Life Saving 1255 Swim Show 1355 Water Safety Aide 1355 G.O. Representative 125, Alternate 1355 Delegate to Model U.N. Assembly 1355 Scholarship Awards 12,355 Honor Society 1455 Science Club 12,3,45, Secretary 135, Sergeant-ab Arms 125, Vice-President 1455 Tumbling Club 1255 G.A.A. 12,3,455 Commencement Committee 1455 Class Night Usher 145. Course: College. JOYCE MCLARNEY 1.V. Choir 12,3,455 Art Award 1355 Scholarship Award 1255 Art Club 12,3,45, Awards 12,3,45. Course: Academic. BEVERLY MCMANUS BEV Archery 1355 Badminton 1255.Basketball 12,3,455 Bowling 1255 Hockey 12,3,455 Life Saving 12,355 Ping Pong 12,355 Soccer 12,3,-455 Softball 12,3,455 Sports Day 12,3,455 Swim Meets 12,355 Tennis 1255 Volle ball 12,3,455 Apparatus 12,3,455 3 Major Awards5 G.A.A.5 Gymnastics Club. Course: Academic. MICHAEL MCSAIN CI'IUBBY Band 12,35, 2 Awards, 2 Medals 12,355 Plays-- Page and the Princess 5 Dramatics Club 1455 Stage Crew, Award 1455 Lighting Crew, Award 11435 Lighting Crew, The Mouse Trap 145. Course: Academic- n ustria . MARILYN MAJOR G.O. Alternate 145, Representative 1455 Voice of Democracy Contest 1First place5 1355 Delegate to Model U.N, Assembly 1355 Debate Club 845, Varsity Debate Team 145, Award 1455 Notable- Girl Politician. ourse: Commercial. LUIUI. NHNMMX ' Nllhlltl-,l XHNUHN .' ' I ...,., . JUNE MEGELICH Basketball 12,355 Volleyball 12,355 Soccer 12,355 JV Choir 12,35, Var- sity 13,45, Award5 G.O. Representative 12,3,45,'Alternate 1455 Pep Club 1255 Gymnastics 1455 Senior Prom Committee 1455 Notable-- Most Talkative Girl.'f Course: Academic-Commercial. BARBARA MERRITT SHORTY Basketball 12,3,455 Volleyball 12,3,455 Softball 12,355 Badminton 13,451 Archery 1355 I.V. Choir 12,355 Art Awards 13,455 Scholarship Award 1355 G.A.A. 13,455 Lit Club 12,355 Art Club 12,3,455 Pep Club 1255 Red Cross Representative. Course: Academic. DAVID METZ Varsity Track 13,45, Award 1355 Band 12,3,45, Awards 12,353 Orches- AADAVEU tra 12,3,45, Awards 12,355 Scholarship Awards 12,3,455 Honor Society 1455 Hi-Y 12,3,45, Historian 1255 Delegate to Boys' State5 Notable- Class Couple. Course: College. JACQUELINE MICALIZZI JACKIE Pan Newspaper, Chief Typist 13,45, 2 Awards5 Volleyball 1255 Basket- Staff 1455 Scholarship ball 1255 G.O. Representative 1355 Student I Awards 12,355 Honor Society 145. Course: Commercial. MAURICE MILLER M0E', AV. Football 125, Varsity 12,355 I.V. Baseball 12,35, Awards 12,355 ourse: Academic-Mathematics. MARGARET MITCHELL MARGEE Student Staff 12,355 Pep Club 12,3,45, Sergeant-at-Arms 1355 Lit Club 13,455 Red Cross Representative 12,3,455 Gymnastics Club 1455 Notables Committee5 Volleyball 1255 Editor of Junior Class Handbook. Course: Academic. ' 37 ..,...,,A...A. .. LL, . ,, A. fm, ., ,..Jwllwva. - . Lg.. . f li0BER'l' Sl SAV 'lflr4flN'NlS JOMIP. 5l4'TAll'VlCY N1 NMNIH 5lllllI.1N 5llJf5R PATRICIA MALLISEK PAT Pan Annual, Art Staff 1455 Pan Newspaper, Art Staff 13,45, Award 1455 Hockey 1455 Soccer 13,455 Volleyball 12,355 Tennis 12,355 Basketball 12,355 Softball 12,355 J.V. Choir 1255 Band 12,3,45, Award 12,455 Or- chestra 145, Award 1455 Tri-Hi-Y 13,45, Vice-President 135, President 1455 Science Club 13,455 Art Club 13,45, Award 1455 G.A.A. 13,45. Course: College. CAROL MANAHAN Gymnastics 1455 Basketball 12,355 Volleyball 12,355 Soccer 1355 Hockey 12,355 G.O. Representative 12,45, Alternate 1355 Student Staff 24551 G.A.A. 12,3,455 Pep Club 13,455 Notables Committee. Course: ca emic. MICHAEL MANAHAN UMASHER MIKE Varsity Choir 12,3,45, President 1455 G.O. Representative 12,3,-45, Al- ternate12,45. Course: College. MARILYN MANN Basketball5 Gymnastics5 Tennis5 Russian Dancing 1Gym Sl1ow55 IV. Choir 1255 Student Staff, Award 1455 Tri-Hi-Y 12,3,45, Secretary 135, Award 1455 Rifle Club 1255 Red Cross Representative 135. Course: Academic. ELEANOR MARSINKO I.V. Choir 1255 Rifle Club 12,35, Award 1355 Pep Club 125. Course: Academic-Commercial. DAVID MARTIN Track 1355 Intramural Volleyball 1355 Band 13,45, 2 Awards5 Dance Band 13,45. Course: Academic-Mathematics. BARR AR A Ml-TIlRl'l'T Q ALICE MOFFITT . Basketball C355 Soccer C355 Hockey C255 Student Staff C455 -Pep Club C255 Tri-Hi-Y C2,3,455 Red Cross Alternate C355 Class Committee C455 Betty Crocker Homemaking Award C45. Course: Academic-Commercial. ll YY CAROLYN MONKOVIC U CAROL J.V. Choir C255 Student Staff C455 Scholarship Awards C3,455 Red Cross C455 Pep Club C255 2 NOMA Spelling Awards C455 Cap and Gown Committee. Course: Commercial. JUDY MONORKY HGERTRUDE J'.V. Choir C255 G.O. Representative C255 Alternate C355 Student Staff C455 Pep Club C2,355 Basketball C255 Gymnastics C455 Class Night Com- mittee. Course: Academic-Beauty Culture. YY SABINA MUELLER U UBINA Softball C2,355 Basketball C2,3,455 Tumbling C2,3,453 ,H0CkSY C2353 Volleyball C2,355 Junior Life Saving C25, Senior Life Saving C355 Sports Day C355 G.A.A. C2,3,45, 3 Minor Awards5 Varsity Choir C459 Ofches' tra CZ,3,455 Scholarship Award C2,35: Honor Society'C45S Red CTOQS C2,3,45, Awards C2,355 Science Club C2,3,45, Vice-PreS1ClCUf C35, PWS!- dent C455 Tri-Hi-Y C3,45, Chaplain C455 Delegate to Model U.N. As- sembly C35. Course: College, JOSEPH MURCKO I JOE 5'.V. Choir C25, Varsity C3,45. Course: Academic. MARION MURCKO I I 'I.V. Choir C255 G.O. Alternate C35. Course: Academic-Commercial. X . , l5l5RC5TllY NIVRPIH .IUVII-I ll lll'll5 Pil I. YF1,ll1MlIll.l-IIN Nl-INN MAX UARY NYY YlI'KIiIiSl5'Y IIARCDI, Nm1s'l'NN JOHN O'DONNELL CHET', Varsity Track C355 Managerg Varsity Football C45, Manager, Award C455 G.O. Representative C35-455 Senior Class Boys' Sergeant-at-Arms C455 Block B Club C455 Touch Football C255 Basketball C455 Course: Acadeniic-Commercial. KATHRYN OKONIEWSKI KATHY I.V. Choir C2,355 G.O. Representative C2,355 Science Club C255 Pep Club C25. Course: College. LORETTA ONDECKO ULAURIEU Pan Annual, Art Staff C455 Pan Newspaper, Art Staff C355 Basketball C255 Volleyball C255 Pep Club C255 Notable- Girl Pluggerf' Course: Commercial. BINNIE ORETSKIN Pan Newspaper, Sports Staff C455 Dramatics Club C2,3,45, Sergeant- AZZ:-Arnis C355 Vice-President C45, Award C455 Lit Club C3,45. Course: CRC EIHIC. DONALD PALMER SAHEIB Course: Academic-Mathematics. ROBERTA PANDICH BOBBIE J.V. Choir C2,3,455 Scholarship Award C455 Pep Club C3,455 Science Club C455 Gymnastics C455 Senior Life Saving C355 Cap and Gown gonifnittee C455 Publicity for Junior Prom C355 Dramatics C45. Course: cacemic. 38 ALICE Jl TDY NIONOKKY DOROTHY MURPHY AAMURPH Basketball C2,3,45, Soccer C2,3,45, Hockey C2,3,45, Softball C2,3,45, Volleyball C2,3,-45, Basketball Playday C25, Gymnastics C45, Soccer Field Day, 3 Minor Letters5 Orchestra C2,35, Award C355 G. O. Alter- nate C355 Student Staff C3355 G.A.A. C2,3,455 Pep Club C355 Red Cross Alternate C45. Course: Commercial. JOYCE MURPHY 'AMURPH Basketball C2,355 Volleyball C2,355 Softball C2,355 Soccer C255 Hockey C355 G.O. Alternate C455 G.A.A. C2,355 Red Cross Representative C3,455 Varsity Cheerleader C3,-45, Award C3,455 Dramatics Club C455 Notable- Gum Chewerf' Course: Academic-Mathematics. PAUL NEJESCHLEBA NASH j.V. Track C255 Intramural Sports C2,3,45. Course: Academic-Industrial. DONNA NEWMAN VINCE Pan Annual C3,-15, Typing Editor C45, Award C451 Basketball C355 Soccer C255 Color Guard C3,455 Lit Club C2,3,-15, Sergeant-at-Arms C355 Prom Committee. Course: College. MARY ANN NICKERSON Student Stal? C455 Band C45. Course: Commercial. CAROL NOVOTNY CARRIE j.V. Choir C2,355 Student Staff C455 Red Cross Delegate C45. Course: Academic. UNDECKO i l JOSEPHINE PARISI JOSIE ,T.V. Choir C235 Red Cross Representative C235 2 NOMA Certificates C43. Course: Commercial. JOHN PAVLISAK , JOHNNY J.V. Choir, Varsity. Course: Academic. MARCIA PAYNE Pan Annual, 3Vrite-up Staff C3,435 Pan Newspaper, Sports Staff C3,43, Awards C3,-135 Basketball C2,3,43, Softball C2,3,-13, Tennis C2,33, Syn- chronized Swim C33, Senior Life Saving C33, Volleyball C2,3,43, Bad- minton C33, Ping Pong C2,33, Soccer C2,3,43, Hockey C2,3,43, 2 Major Awards C3,-435 Swim Meet Award C335 J.V. Choir C235 G.O. Repre- sentative C2,33, Alternate C2,335 Scholarship Awards C2,335 Honor So- ietyi C-135 G.A.A. C2,3,43, President C435 Pep Club C23. Course: A C3 CITIIC. RONALD PECI-IANEK Course: Academic-Commercial. DAVID PERRY DAVE G.O. Representative C3,435 Senior Life Saving C335 Basketball C2,335 Notable- Best Dressed Boy. Course: College, MARY JANE PFORDTE JANIE Pan Newspaper, Feature Staff C3,43, Award C3,-435 Soccer C3,43, Vol- leyball C2,3,-13, Basketball C2,3,43, Softball C2,3,-43, Apparatus C2,33, Senior Life Saving C33, Gymnastics C43, Tumbling C2,33, Major Sports Award C435 Varsity Choir C435 Band C2,3,43, Librarian C33, Secretary C43, Awards C2,335 Orchestra C3,-43, Award C335 G.O. Alternate C235 Scholarship Awards C2,335 Honor Society5 G.A.A.5 Notable- Class Couple. Course: College, kl,XXhIll K YMRINR-K PIX IXSK all xl:nX LIZVLXN EDWIN J. REYNOLDS n TED Intramural Basketball C2,33. Course: College-Science. GAIL REZMERSKI I I 5 Volleyball C2,335 Basketball C2,335 Baseball C2,335 Triple Cities Sports Day C2,335 3 Minor Awards5 J.V. Choir C2,3,435 G.O. REDl'CS9m3tlVC' C435 Pep Club C2,3,43, Secretary C435 G.A.A. C2,3,43. Course: Aca- demic-Mathematics. DEANNA ROCK I DEE Varsity Choir5 G.O. Alternateg Red Cross Representative. Course: Commercial. SANDRA ROSEFSKY SANDY Pan'Newspaper, Advertising Staff C2,3,43, Advertising Editor C433 3 Awards C3,435 Basketball C335 Volleyball C235.Play Weemes on Wed- nesdays C435 G.O. Alternate C335 Scholarship Awards C2,335 Honor Society C435 Dramatics Club C435 Secretary C435 Gymnastics Club C435 Senior Prom Committee C435 Junior Prom Committee C335 Assembly Usher C43. Course: College. BETH ROSENBERG . V Student Staff C435 Pan Annual, Business Staft C435 Scholarship Awards C2,335 Honor Society C435 Lit Club C3,435 Red Cross Representative C23, Alternate C2,43. Course: College. ROBERT ROSIC BOB Band C235 Plays- The Princess Marries the Page 5 G.O. Alternate C235 Scholarship Award C235 Notable- Class Actor. Course: Academic- Industrial Arts. 3 9 JUFliPlllNl'T Vllllol .IUHN l'tl Llitk ll tm IX PM Xl-I ,Q -:wwfwtsf.f..atame-..- 1 --fa--ff.. . 1 leee 'eeet f A 'lf' tg I sl' ' M5 1, Q f ,r , , 1 A ff' .4 Illllll l'lIKlil luxXxl,I7 l'lQ1'lItXl'lC ll XH3 .llXI'. l'l'HliI1ll5 BARBARA POCIASK Course: Academic-Commercial. '-BOBBIEU NINA PRATO G.O. Representative C43, Alternate C235 Tri-Hi-Y C3,43' Dramatics Club C435 Science Club C3,435 Red Cross Representative C2,33, Alter- nate C435 Pep Club C435 Commencement Committee. Course: Academic. KENNETH RAPPAPORT KEN Pan Newspaper, Hitting the Trail , Sunday Press Editor C43, 1 Award C435 G.O. Alternate C335 Scholarship Awards C2,335 Red Cross Alternate C43. Course: College. SHARON REAGAN J.V. Choir C2,335 Senior Prom Committee C435 Gymnastic Club C43. Course: Academic-Commercial. MATTHEW RECH MATT Varsity Track C2,335 Varsity Volleyball C435 Senior Life Saving C335 Intramural Basketball C235 Intramural Volleyball C335 J.V. Choir C235 Notable- Boy Pluggerf' Course: Academic-Industrial. SERGE REISS CHARLES Course: Academic. llllXXlN l. mfr wins mu ni-gmufnsiti mgixu smut +'- ilk A , J 3, 4 1 H'g5z.fg 3 Av? . ' f x -if 3 tl fg 'fl ,, it , 2 Q ' ll ' - 'W 2 5 SKYDRA ROSIWSKV lll'1'I'll li0Sl'I'Vlll-IRG -U Y -V----nun------V MARY RUSSELL Pep Club 1215 Red Cross Delegate 141, Alternate 131. Course: Commercial. MICHELLE RYAN Pan Annual, Art Staff 12,3,41, Art Editor 141, Award 13,415 Basket- ball 12,315 Volleyball 12,315 G.O. Representative 1215 Art Awards 12,3,41 Scholarship Awards 12,3,415 Honor Society 1415 Art Club 82,3,41, President 131, Secretary 1415 G.A.A. 12,3,415 Pep Club 1415 ommeneement Committee 1415 Handbook Committee 1315 Usher 1415 Delegate to Girl's Empire State 1315 Junior Prom Committee 131. Not- able- Class Artist. Course: Academic-Art. SHARON SAMUELS Pan Newspaper, Advertising Staff 13541, Award 1315 Hockey 12,315 Student Staff 1415 Red Cross 12,31. Course: Academic. REGINA SANTALUCIA RAE Senior Life Saving 1315 Basketball 1215 Volleyball 1215 G.O. Alternate 1415 G mnastics Club5 Red Crossg Class Night Committee5 Notable- Girl Jyokerf' Course: Academic-Commercial. MARY ANN SAWKO Pan Annual, Business Staff 13541, Business Editor 141, Award 1315 Volleyball 1215 J.V. Choir 1215 G.O. Alternate 1315 Student Staff 12,3,41, Awards 12,315 Pep Club 12,31, Secretary 1315 G.A.A. 1315 lgeg Cross Alternate 1315 Cap and Gown Committee 141. Course: o ege. RADFORD SAYMAN RED Varsity Rifle Team 121, 1 Award5 Key Club 1415 Block B Club. Course: Academic-Mathematics. Sllll Nlflfllill 'kt -5. R-1 VARY HlHll.l'.f.k1 g l-1I.Al'Nl-T SlXlLlIll , xlcuiwll HRGXNY JUDITH SMOLINSKY JUDY J.V. Choir 12,31, Varsity 1415 Junior Prom Committee 1315 Senior Prom Committee 1415 Student Staff 1415 Gymnastic Club 141. Course: Academic-Commercial. MICHAEL SOPERAK SPIKE I.V. Baseball 111, Varsity 12,3,415 J'.V. Football 1215 -l.V. Choir 1215 Varsity Choir 12,3,415 G.O. Representative. Course: Commercial. MARILYN SPRINGSTEEN MARIL Badminton 13,415 Student Staff 1415 2 Scholarship Awards 13,415 Red Cross 12,3,41, Treasurer 1415 Pep Club 1315 Commencement Committee 141. Course: Academic-Science. DOROTHY STELLA DO Course: Academic-Commercial, CAROLYN STEVENS Student Staff 131. Course: Academic. JOY STEVENSON BABYDOLL j.V. Choir 12,315 G.O. Alternate 1215 Student Staff 1415 Red Cross 12,31. Course: Academic-Home Economics. 40 --.--.-FTUI..- . . W-Jln,.Y.... - .,,..... NMR! RVSSIQI l. 1llClll'Ill.l'1 RYAN SIIAROY SUll,'liLS JN W, Rl-.IZIXK SXX'l'.tl.l FIX NIARY NYY SXWKO JOHN SEXTON E ' I SEX Varsity Swimming 141, Award 141, Third Place Diving North In- vitational Meetg Block B Club. Course: Academic. MARLENE SCHNEIDER Track 1Z,3,41, Sports Day, Award 1215 Volleyball 12,315 Basketball 1215 Plays- Star Struck 5 Dramatics Club 12,3,41. Course: Com- mercial. ELAINE SHUTA Intramural Sports 12,3,41, 3 Minor Awards5 Sports Day 12,3154Scholar- ship Awards 13,415 Pep Club 1215 G.A.A. 13,415 Notable- Girl Plug- gerf' Course: Commercial. MARY SIEDLECKY Intramural Sports, Award 12,3,415 G.A.A. 13,415 Pep Club 1215 Red Cross Representative 1415 Cap and Gown Committee. ourse: Academic- Commercial. cxLANEvr ELAINE SINGER N G.O. Representative 141, Alternate 1415 Student Stat? 12,315 Pep Club 12,3,415 Red Cross 12,3,41. Course: Academic. ARLENE SIRGANY HRH Pan Newspaper Typist 141: IV. Choir 1215 Student Staff 1.415 Red Cross 12,315 Pep Club 1415 Dramatics 141. Course: Commercial. ll nrxu sumnsm ,,m,,m,, g,-,,-EMR mxnmx il'KlNl'iS'l'lilfN INJRUTIIX STI-.l.l X f1NlilPl.1'X Sl l-ZX l'.NS JOYS'l'FfX'lf1NSl1'N ....aDA,,,,,,,7 ,,,, , 4. . U, MILLIE MILDRED STRAIT Student Staff C3,435 Red Cross C3,435 Prom Committee. Course: Aca- demic-Beauty Culture. ANNE STRANAHAN Course: Academic-Commercial. DAVID STRATTON Course: Academic-Industrial. DUTCHKO MARILYN STRUCK Softball C335 Bowling C2,3,43, Secretary C435 Varsity Cheerleader C435 LV. Choir C235 Student Staff C435 Red Cross Representative C435 Pep Club C2,435 Dramatics Club C435 Notable-- Class Flirt. Course: Commercial. JAMES R. STUPP JI'M Pan Newspaper, Photography Staff C3,43, Photography Editor C43, Awards C3,-435 Band CZ,3,43, Awards C2,335 Scholarship Awards C2,335 Honor Society C435 Science Club CZ,3,43, Vice-President C23, President C3,435 Hi-Y C3,43, Sergeant-at-Arms C33, Treasurer C435 Model U.N. Assembly C43. Course: College. PAUL SYPHER TED Varsity Football C435 Award C435 Ride Team C235 Block B Club5 Notable- I-landsoniest Boy. Course: Academic-Mathematics. Rkllll-IICIWXNI-I Til! N5 K,XTllElilNl'I 'l'IIllUll0RtI GLRALI IN AZNNl'.'lTE IfNDl-RTOOU' JOAN VANEK JOANIE Choir C2,335 G.O. Alternate C2,3,435 Student Staff C435 Scholar- ship Awards C2,335 Red Cross Alternate C435 Commencement Com- mittee. Course: Academic. JAMES VAUGHN JIM I.V. Basketball C2,33, Awards, Varsity C43, Award C435 J.V. Baseball C23, Award C23, Varsity C3,43, Award C3,435 I.V. Football C23, Award C235. Varsity C3,43, Award C3,435 Senior Class President C435 Honor Society C435 Block B Club C43, Vice-President C435 Notable- Best All Around Boy. Course: College. ROSE B. VOROBEL TOOTS G.O. Representative C33, Alternate C435 Pep Club5 Basketball5 Gym- nastics5 Red Cross C335 Dramaticsg Mouse Trap Usher. Course: Beauty Culture. BRUCE WALLACE Scholarship Award C3,43. Course: Academic-Mathematics. JOHN WARNER JACK Course: Academic-Industrial. ELEANOR WASHBURN ELLIE Volleyball: Red Cross Representative C2,33. Course: Academic. 41 -., ,nun . - --was-.W e, UIIMIT ,tml-. srltixwimx Q my-in tl tRll.3 N i'l'lll CR ,IHIICS ll. P-Xl L SYPIUIR FRED TANNER SANDY Varsity Swimming C43. Course: Academic-Mathematics. ROBERTANNE TARAS BOBBIE Tennis C235 Volleyball C235 lst Place -Road-e-o C43. Course: Academic- Mathematics. - KATHERINE THEODORE KAY Volleyball C235 Basketball C235 Tri-Hi-Y5 Red Cross Representative C235 Gift Committee C435 Pep Club C23. Course: Academic. MARCELLO TINO MARCY Varsity Football 1,253,43, Most Valuable Player Award C335 All Con- ference Quarter Back-All Starg Varsit Track 12,3,435 I.V. Basket- ball C2,33, Varsity C435 G.O. Vice-President5 Delegate to Boys' State5 Honor Society C435 Block B Club, Treasurer, Secretary5 Notable- Boy Athlete. Course: College. GERALD TUBBS Course: Academic-Commercial. NANNETTE UNDERWOOD NAN Hair Stylist, Make-Up, Mouse Trap 5 Dramatics Club C435, Man Trap Usherg School for Today T.V. Program. Course: Academic- Beauty Culture. i L. 72. X ,Ill-XX N KNER JXUEF YM CHN i RUSH ll. VOROBH, .--H .., MARY M. WASHINGTON MARE Student Staff C2,3,45, Award5 Pep Club C255 Red Cross Representative C25,' Red Cross' Alternate C3,455 Class Night Committee. Course: Aca- demic-Commercial. 5 RICHARD WASHINGTON PUDGE Course: Commercial. 5 JOAN WDOWIAK JOANIE . Basketball C255 Softball C255 Hockey C255 Volleyball C255 Badminton av C255 I.V. Choir C255 G.O. Representative, Alternate5 Student Staff C2,355 Pep Club C355 G.A.A. C255 Red Cross Representative C355 Gym- 5 nastics Club C455 Bowling C25. Course: Academic-Commercial. HHN H xx NHWIHN mn WIJRYIGE l THOMAS WDOWIAK TOM Varsity Wrestling5 Science Club. Course: Academic-Science. 5 MARY LOUISE WELCH MARIA LUISAH Basketball C2,355 Volleyball C255 Hockey C255 G.O. Representative C25, Alternate C355 Literary Club C2,3,45, Recording Secretary C455 Red Cross C2,355 Pep Club C355 Notables Committee C45. Course: Academic- Mathematics. VIRGINIA WOODS V NINA I.V. Choir C2,355 G.O. Representative C255 2 Scholarship Awards5 Pep Club C355 Tri-Hi-Y C355 Red Cross C3,455 Senior Class Gift Committee. Course: Academic. 2'9 y NWS lllmllllx mm Url ner xxx-,nur XIICCLIXIK xwons l l l ALAN ZALBOWITZ AL . Pan Newspaper C3,45, Co-Advertising Editor C45, 2 Awards5 Varsity f Golf C2,3,45, 3 Awards5 Varsity Swimming C3,45, 2 Awardsg Honor l Society C455 Ping-Pong C2.35, Champion C2,355 Badminton C355 Block 1 Club C2,3,455 Science Club5 Notable- Most Talkative Boy. Course: I o ege. EDWARD ZEBORIS ED Varsity Volleyball C3,45, Course: College. ROSALIE ZEVAN Pan Newspaper, Art Staff C45, Feature Staff C455.Basketball C2,3,455 Volleyball C2,355 Tennis C2,355 Senior Life Saving C255 I.V. Choir C255 G.O. Representative C25, Alternate C455 Assembly Debate5 1 Art N Award5 Debate Club C3,45, Award C35, Proposition Chairman C455 l Dramatics Club C455 Art Club C2,355 Commencement Committeeg G.A.A. , C2,3,45, Award C255 Pep Club C2,3,455 Gymnastics Club C45. Course: Academic-Mathematics. U-NN IU-WN 'rl I-IDN KRD IEBURIS JOANN ZIFFINO JO Basketball C2,3,455 Volleyball C2,3,455 Tennis C2,355 G.O. Representa- tive C255 Student Staff C2,455 Art Club C2,35, Sergeant-at-Arms5 Dra- matics Club C455 G.A.A. C2,3,45, l Award5 Gymnastics Club C455 Corn- mencement Committee5 Pep Club C2,3,45, Treasurer. Course: Academic. ,, x imsxml, zrx xx ,IIMXN Ill-'lfl'X0 lllllllllllf Our amera-Shy Classmates Q x 5 f I -.Q K C - RICHARD CARD DICK x 9 8 5 X Band C2,3,45. Course: Academic-Industrial. , s J ,C MICHAEL PUDIAK ,Q Course: Academic-Industrial. J? SEZ - 1 W-7 ALAN L. SHANLEY ' 1 L . 0 Course: College-Science, N Q JEAN THOMAS ' UJEANNIEH Dramatics Club C25. Course: Commercial. 42 L HSS.. . rv' Seniors 'iw 43 gk mg, 'L 'L ...Q TQQQHQR ,Y 1' H Y -Y, . , .-,.,.-a.-- - . ,, ' f I f . Y T f i iz--a i ff? v...,.az-a - En- , W, if ,Ml - - ...--- - ff ff.-w -. -- S'if ::g .- ' NK, f - W- ,H -- .-W...-f-4fX--X Y 1 ii 4l ,-,Iv i X Y K ,:'3 i , 1-W -Y , A F jf gg -..--b- ' -- V F4711 xii- 1 hi,-i - , 1 X Q, A --- -ki -7,,::g4 - ' ,IW ,...-.42 dd 5 , ,AX K .il - .f-- - ,,.-.Q , - '15 ,:,15z.-- g ,X -..lgif 1 gl- ,fu .-Q., 'Wk-1.x '-x.. 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Row 2: Gretchen.VanKuren, Sabina Varsik, Sally A. Norton, John Cannon, Gerald Dino, Charlene Eldred, Barbara Emminger, Linda VVeaver. Row 3: Charles Barry, Marvin Epstein, Richard Kane, Jesse Rineer, Marvin Frey, Jolm Kocik, Eric Nel- son, Lawrence Gaffney, Thomas Hall. 46 l L llc? Row 1: Nancy' Steadinan, Antoinette Micalizzi, Sally Leon, Judith Nelson, Kathy XVilcox,vJudy Miner., Row 2: Annilillinger, Carmela Caiiozzi, ,lane Mitchell, Elsie Kushner, Vincent Capozzi, Karen Wilbur, Patricia Goodell, Sharon Dale, Joyce Kniskern. Elaine George. I v Row 3: Frank Ofonnor, Charles Otis, Xkilliam Bendert, Richard Gihlin, George N. Lutzic, Norman Zecca, Michael Petrus, james Finch. -9 T-7001. A? Row 1: Genevieve Teague, June Chcrro, Donna Clifford, Marilyn Barnes, Samuel Granata, Sandra Cowan, ' Penny Harsh, Marguerite Klimek. Row 2: Richard Rhodes, Io-Ann Strait, Mary Ann Fedo, Lela Paetzold, Marcia Lou Purdy, Patricia Shea Donald Anderson, Carol Kessler, Donna Perchinsky, Nancy Barlow, Rose Marcello, Rosean Terris Harold Garhooshian, jr, Row 31 James Lynch, Joseph Stillittano, james Ryan, Michael O'Hara, Richard Johnson, john Zlinsky David Petras, Stewart XYalls, lohn Sullivan, Stephen Scott, v PASSWG Baci. Q01 Rowplz Sharon Samuels, Margaret Napier, Iacquelyn Twining, Leonore Katz, Brenda Ackerman, Martha Ixilmer. Row 72: Katherine Truesdell, Teresann joseph, Carolyn NVernz, Sharon Donnelly, Mary lane Pfordte, Lee R0 Wragnerd-I?eiell Dick Howard, Bette Germann, Frances Boetcker, Mary Lu Gilheany, Phyllis Hurwitz. W , Ju lil - HU, Oretta Cheechallk, Joyce VN erner, Linda Gihnsky, Bernard Meyers, Fred Hammond, Michael Lubin, Marcia Payne, Marcia Schmidt, Mary Anne Lesko, Binnie Oretskin. ' 47 'S QJQWQIIA w . -L W' R 5 ' 'X ' 3-:A 'V 35' A X 5 ,ni of , gi gi all ii- ,. L I : Kia B ' u'7 . XX I , ' f ,M-'Eizi Q, L fllgfs-:IVE W, 71 M Z Cul 1 HW 1 4 lui 5 J,- ,.a s Ei '-'Q-? SW! Row 1: Karen Stanel-Q, Shirley Ann Yocler, Joanne Stake, Mary Springer. Row 2: Karen Singer, Helen Haskell, Martha Easton, Mary Slimhuugh, Virginia Stoll, Mary Jane Flanagan. Row 3: Jennie Pompeii, Barhara Walker, Joyce Harman, Margaret Kohra, Judith Scott. Sally Tozer, Judith Monkovic, Row 1: Nancy Amlrews, Lucille Levitt, Barbara Kocik, Maureen Kelley, Kathryn Latonick. Row 2: Gisela Nitka, Garness Fairbanks, Rosemary Hubik, Linda Pavlovic, James Zervos, George Hetrick, Betty Ann Kocak, Madeline Lessler, Jo-Anne lfeiloris, Sharon lf. lfolinwlmce. Row 3: Bruce Andrew, Davitl XYarren, lionaltl York, Lawrence Byrne, Alan Dale, Roger XYales, Philip Sullivan, Freeman Hightower, John Hrncirik, Keith Harrie, llemetris Cherrone. l Row 1: Audrey Skurski, Gloria Hopkins, Charlotte Goetz, Anthony Shierly, Joanne Goughary, Margaret Soltis, Joyce Canham, Francianne Tomassi. A Row 2: Carolyn Moore, Beneclicta Billy, Helene Smith, Norman Singer, Joseph Fish, Marie Xyheeler, Mary Morabito, Robert Bome, Neal XYhitcombe, Patricia Reardon, Josephine Nahywaniec, Laurie 'l'eeter.Y Row 3: Thomas Spolsky, Bruce Johnson, David Tomik, James Hancock, llicharcl Lynn, Roger York, Richard DeRitis, John Goukas, John Holovka, James XYhipple, Richard Hetft. ' 48 206 1 pgq Elizabeth Zelsnack Jo Ann Demtrak, Mary Ann Stevison, Sonya Anne Pahulak, Carolyn Cady Gayle Ann XV1lliams Carol Rice, Irene Sherba, Rosalie Reagan, Elizabeth Campion, j , , , . Black Judith Collins Joyce Dunham Patricia Zeitz Nancy Hayes Row Arthur Orr Pa Frank NVy,.hules, Fred ,DeRado, Craig Hill, Nicholas Marrongelli. ornbeck, Llewellyn Havrilla, VVilliam Clarke, Larry Goldstein, lv, Row 1: Mary Chechtka, Barbara Sall, Magdalene Rech, Matilda Evaglatos, Andrea Tohbs. Row 2: Barbara Hill, Marilyn Jachimowicz, Marcia Goffa, Kathy Perun, Priscilla Francek, Margaret Dacey, Bette Platt, Mary Ann Boburka, Sherry Bunnell, Row 3: Joseph De Dio, Richard Kansoke, Lyle Bensen, Fred Badger, Bruce Bateman, Jeffrey Knapp, Richard Lelik. Row 1: Cecilia Logan, Marjorie O'Neil, Kate Griffin, Bonnie North, Mary Ann Randar, Sandra Tokarsky. Row 2: Joanne Passiment, Harold Coon, Mary Anne Ball, Ann Smith, John Hogan, Jolm Maragus, Norman Gevanthor, Judith McCambridge, Judith Hager, Kathleen O'Neil, Rosalie Moschak. Row 3: Eleanor Franchina, .Kathryn Chase, Gerald Price, Anthony Kwiatkowski, Herbert Tanenhaus, Peter Burtis, James Breivis. 'Thomas Murray, Sonja Lee VVire, Louberta Bates. 49 iQ.XX 1111-'lv I 5 . I I x ii A I V6 . 4-x A I I ffl: 1 , il' Ji -J. fr ,QQ 0 ff ' 1 3 ' X D. I -, 1 I , , r 9? , riff . 1' .5 i QQ , 4 0 9 , A s SOCIETY l NJ C A l . -14 II fl '17 ' ' QQ Row 1: Anne Marie Parlanti, Sandra Perl, Linda Decker, John Murphy, Christine Yanus, Elcla Gillette. Row 2: Carol Reimer, Barbara Stevens, Dorothy NVareika,'Otilia Boruta, Patricia Obremski. Barbara Ryan, Carol Mincolla, Linda Phinney. Row 3: Donald Eggleston, Ronald Boyce, Robert Kendrot, Richard Nemconsky, Harvey Singer, James Mahaney, Bernard Carr, Frank Smith, Gerald Czechowicz. 1 Row 1: Gwen Morton, Linda Susko, Janice Paine, Sandra Ryman, Mary Anne Citar, Marlene Resak. Row Z: Knlierine Stocking, Shirley Roe, Jean Toncola, Mary Duncan, Sandra Benkovsky, Helen Schmidt, Diane Hankey, Mary Murphy. Row 3: Angelo Romeo, Michael Babisll, John McNamara, Harry Fulton, Joseph Mankus, Robert Aeker, Peter Altmann, Adelbert Osterhout, Jerry Nc-alon, Marion Olshefski. Row 1: Joanne Morrison, Martha Heitlinger, Shirley Nickerson Diane Verna Eleanor Streb R't K'll' ' Rovilfrgggivgirelgglydgeilhxg Smith, Mary Ellen lNIanahan, Kathleen Holleran, Pen,elopeaZeir1zii112i2, Rovzvggogoeyleggviiibogfiarles Gibson, Gary Husband, John Grady, Charles VVa1es, Allan Lyons, Ward '50 'Row 1: Carol Bederka, Carolyn Darling, Lalaha Rathbone, Kally Tshulos, Judy. Gill. Row 2: Patricia Hollister, Lisa Lovell, Ruth Sharpsteen, Joanne Kretzmer, Ann Smulowitz, Patricia Reagan, Margaret Turner. Row 3: James Corby, Dominick Ross, Fred Moriarity, Robert Foote, Stephen Cornick, Frank Andros, Richard Downey, Stuart Lawson, Jerome Strozzi. Row 1: Johanna Lambert, Darlene Hanly, Carol Rovente, Rosemarie Stirpe, Ellen Clemons, Janet Warren, Sandra McKane. Row 2: Patricia Carvalho, Roberta Vanderburg, Joseph Tasber, Eugene Hartmann, Charles Butler, An- drew McPherson, David Gouldin, Anna Probyanskl, Teresa Fusco. Row 1: Martha Kokis, Barbara Bills, Kathleen Rozmerski, Joan Frankel, Mary Frances Conole, Judie Feuz, Sally Bockstahler, Ann Jarvis, Sandra Rosefsky. I Row 2: Arlene Sirgany, Alan Zalbowitz, Bonnie Levene, Gail Hatton, Mary Gail Goudey, Jacqueline Micalizzi, Julianna Draniehak, Mary Meagher, Jolm Grace, Judy Davis. Row 3: Patricia Denniston, James Cusick, David Colman, Philip Pavlik, Garrett McCutchan, Joseph Hester, Stephen Babcock, James Barber, Edward Hull, James SUIDD, Kenneth Rappaport, Mary Peck. 51 Q18 i' - .I v'a H5 X A. OWN I M, . ds 2 ,K 191. 2 'hasta Z , H S lf emo ,. ..L...-.g - l QD Zf 2 1 1 3.11 4 Q 0 4 u if Z-T X CLASS Srssfows 505 ---- --ff--'--f-- -V-f-Y -- Y a-- M- Y .L ,Jul ll ll :qi s Row 1: Dawn O'Connor, Carol Simkus, Arlene Haddad, Beverly Plunkett, Joyce Svarney. Row 2: Bonnie West, Mary Louise Retacco, Nancy Newman, Charmaine Misata, Margaret Carvalho, Arlene Mateleska. Row.3: George Jackson, Robert Ward, Edward Andrejko, Robert Prokop, James Luckenbill, Martin Nor- mile, Robert McDonough Row 1: Judith Harris, Beverly Crosby, Diana Rolles, Sharon Armstrong Frances Snider. Rllvxliil liklhcglyaeliagsiinikulet, Louis Pietrosanti, Janice Hazen, Frank' Farrugia, Linda Cator, Edward Row 3: lilizabeth S age, Barbara Dr' r, G S 'th, F d Ul ' h F d H ' ' Husar, Julien Kiaribian, Alice Srglfa, Nia:-55? Bell, re nc ' re urdum' Andy Smith' Michael' +617 Row 1: oanne Spolsky, Irene Husar, Karen Howard, Linda Hall, Joanne Liciandrello. I I Row 2: arole McManus, John Hope, Carol Neild, Sharon Swanherry, Olga Stelmak, Juanita Schell, David YVeisman, June Heinback. . , , Row 3: John Hightower, .John Whalen, Paul Nosewicz, John Salad, Walter Yoder, Brian Savitch, Richard Gillette, Richard Matties, David Gitlitz. 52 QQQ 565 4 ,, Row 1: Sandra Guzzy, Francis Larkin, Joseph Bonczek, Leonard Kratky, Richard Koval, Patricia Dubrava. Row 2: Suzanne Mullens, Loretta Carros, Joan McKeeby, Evelyn Patrick, Sharon McCrossen, Barbara Wheeler, Minda Gold, Florence Kress. Row 3: Charles Gould, Gary Wheeler, John Stanley, Gerryi O'Neil, Franlf Kostun, Dennis Jones, Peter Wilcox, Richard Botnick, Alan'Clark. Row 1: Diane Yanus, Christine Ifarnauskns, Dayid Cohen, Joyce Russell, Carol Jo Matias. Rovirift Sandra Linko, Edwina lxunkle, Mary '11nkunas, Nancy Kutz, Gale Millard, Faith Tiffany, Betsy ysra . Row 3: James Dershem, Charles Lee, Gareth Vonderhaar, Jolm Bowers, Thomas Gill, Philip Baltch, James Reynolds, Thomas lxopecek, Josepn Ryan, Jerome Rozen. R 1: L l S l b B t R , Sheila Munsie, Patricia Mandichak, Chere VVolfe. 1 Rgvv: 2: Aix: Maasiz 5J'adiEkiySaii3i'a Lee Kosta, Helen VVelch, Mary Ayres, Jacqueline Cole, Sharon Rus- ll Marilyn Gable, Carol Pompetti. A Roviclil Robert Timson, John Susko, Lee Dan1els,kJames -Brooke, Led Kresge, Marshall Washburn, Eugene Augustine, Joseph Brozovic, Richard Ayres, 'lerry Williams. 53 CLINIC 1' H .1-3 lff 1 ill 1 506 x S , ' 1 fJ L 'W E Wx, ,X i 5 rr, l ll - 509 Row 1: Bonnie Darling, Carolyn Burruss, Roger Winters, Colette Balan, Judy Baxter. Row 2: Carol Smith, Mary Ann Finch, Sally McPherson, Donna Fischer, Mary Pearl, Carol Frank, Joy Dacey, Arlene Obremski, Barbara Drum, Kay Cawley, Eileen Polak. Row 3: Robert Kocan, John Clarke, Eugean Perriccio, James Brunick, Michael Cruty, Robert Gahagan. Daniel DuBravec, Patrick Rolls, Joseph May. Rovilq 1: Margaret George, Carolyn Laskoski, Quinn Rosefsky, Richard DeOrazio, John Harkness, Joan 'ormanekl Row 2: 'Lydia Petruczuk, Diane Lasky, Barbara Portnoy, Joan Menten, Constance Mitchell, Vera MacCall, Judith Lewis, Rosemary Patrick, Sue Ellen 'Northup, Helena Konecny, Joanne Michalek, Anna Anthony. Row 3: James Capp, Donald Snyder, John Hagopian, Jolm Roberts, George Searfoss, Ross Sullivan, Dennis Burke, Fred Layton,'Sanford Seliad, Reinald Dersch, Robert'Kurey, XVinston NVarner. g ' k, C l H d, S arks, Julia Mares, Linda Rouff. I ill-Z3 21 EiS3laF?vil E'2ii.y, 25215 Milfaa, iL?i2'f?i1a iiaaiiC1a0ak, Carol. Fly-aa, Barbara Ama Hill, Joafme DeXVitt, Jacqueline Petkov, Marilyn Groclecki, Mary Ellen Moriarity, Sandra Nider, Carolyn BUCKS, H l F t . , . - a Row efngfhoi-zlilaasnigrandell, Edward Bendert, David Kittredge, Gerald McDonald, YVill1am Zakd ,kJlrrlkR- McNamara, XVilliam Fusco, Richard Albrechta, Richard Scherhaufer, James Benedict, Davi mc er- bocker, Vincent Deninis, James Doftori. 507 519 'Row 1: John Tyler, Patricia Kurbanick, Denise Azersky, Kathryn Bender, Nedeem Kenien. Row 2: Joyce Dekar, Carol Coutts, Margaret XVest, Joan Steadman, Barbara Prokop, Mary DiCerchio, lalfarion Bartholomew, Sandra McMahon, Margaret Smith, Pauline Zalner, Beverly Valachovic, Beverly' hispel. Row 3: John Storman, Ronald Burke, Robert Stocks, Richard Franey, James Morrison, Jerry Stilwell, Frank Raponi, Joseph VVaples, John Busheld, Duane Grippen, Augustus Nuzzela, Brian Balchikonis. Row 1: Michael Nugent, Marianne Olsa, Gladys Brown, Mary Connelly, Barry Malonis. Row 2:, Dee Sullivan, Gwendoline Kovac, Carmela Basti, Maryanna Adee, Jean Miske, Carol Boburka, Rosalie Fitzgerald, Rita Kovac, Sharon Neish, Carole Brooks, Barbara Li tak. Row 3: Anthony Fiala, Gary XVilson, Thomas Vill, James Hotchkiss, Louis Igischer, Ira Levine, Donald Murphy, .Frederic Wyszkowski, Thomas Singer, Paul Cirba, Roy Bishara, David VVest, Albert Gillis. Row 1: Sandra Space, Ann Carpenter, John Quagliata, Sandra Salerno, Dorothy Susko. Rovg 2':hMadele1ne Shapiro, Sylvia Wilcox, Molly Kaye Lally, Marianne Petrone, Diane Dwyer, Shelley mit . Row 3: Charles DeRitis, James Brown, Joseph Bianco, XVilliam Marean, Richard Fahrenz, Harvey Hur- dum, Donald Harvey, James Polhamas, Joel lVolk, Jeremiah King. 55 C, . 1 l. tor 1 M1 , Eli' I J 1 ., ml - Fifi, ,r , Di V? U-,l,,, 1 4 f Q! N gt V- .-W-iii'-'ravi' if .V , , 7 be fl Row 1: Jerome WVeisberg, Alice Zappert, Rita Juriga, Michael Zervos, Marilyn DeNardo, Nancy Sprengcr, David Zych. Row 2: Joyce Struck, Delores Berger, Adeline Barner, Joan Lundberg, Carol Vklagenseller, Barbara Gu- duslcy, Nikki'Shiff, J , Row 3: Joseph Haick, Mowry Smith, Doane Cafferty, Philip Pich, Thomas Conole, Angelo D. Stillitrano, James S- Stephenson, James Pello, VVarren Benham, David VVall, Frank Harlec. udy Demtralc Teresa Smith, Row 1: Douglas Kalaf, Theresa Chiszar, Gail Morreall, Betty Anderson, Alain Crabb. Row 2: Sharon Dribnack, Sharon Shaul, Dorothy Quarterman, Janet Haraksim, Elizabeth Butler, Carolyn ' h l , D' St k . , I , Row?C3iVeAY:dreviranISiricl:? David Pudiak, David Periconi, Richard Kane, Philip Cotter, Richard Snyder, James Harding, John Sherba, Richard VVoodruff. Row 1: Joseph Kundrata,IMarie Miller, Maureen Hickey, Sue Bennett, Janet O'Conn0r, George Rosefsky. Row 2: Betty Chipak, Shirley Kovac, Anne Hetlfern, Linda Vanek, Sue Campbell, Barbara Kline, Vllendy Hankin, Barbara Burris, Patricia Dolan, Pamela Rogers, Frances Eisenberg. Row 3: Stephen Saltz, Michael Dnobak, Byron Roe, James Chalmers, Anthony Stento, Barry Schuman, Thomas Brady, Robert Brick, Christopher Rossie, John Fish, George Shea, George Foster. 56 199 Y Q Row 1: Patrick Borelli, Sandra NVolfe, Judy De.Rado, Mary Reap, Thomas Hmurcik. Row 2: Eleanor Holmes, Nancy McCambridge, Ann Jacobson, Patricia Snitchler, June Sayer, Grace Col- lins, Cornelia Lacey, Joan Caswell, Barbara Trozze, Barbara Stutzmann, Juyne Cohen. Row 3: Robert Nickerson, James Kaminsky, Allen Green, Anthony D'Aristotle, John Lynch, John Toultey, Paul Beach, Mario Pirozzi, Charles DeLorenzo, Frank Tozer, Gerald Carey. l , at Row 1: Beryl Saunderson, Donald DeRigo, Donald Miller, Thomas Stevesky, Edna Biefeldt. Row 2: Marilyn Payne, Carmelita Zonio, Judith Scalone, Joan Ruddy, Margaret Anthony, Mabel Cook, Barbara Bowen, Ethel Salai, Philomena Marrongelli, Kathryn Tyne. Row 3: Richard Helfer, Thomas O'Connor, Fred Heysek, Thomas Giorgio, Daniel Morgan, Gary Ellis, Russell Thornton, Mahlon Kester, Alan Kosloff, George Hastings, VVayne Hague. Row 1: James VVilson, Johanna Bender, Thelma Zentz, Shirley Manning, Garreth Gobel. Row 2: Diane Cooper, Frances Gooley, Marcia Beiley, Jean Pekurny, Patricia Bleisnick, Nancy Kueigus, Dale Leinbach, Delores Bezek, Karen Smith, Patricia Lesay. Row 3: XVilliam Ganley, Robert Martone, Edward Moelder, Clayton Link, David Taylor, VValter Culligan, James Stephenson, John Shiptenko, Charles Smith, David Pichette, Edwin Seibold. 57 s un I 1 Qtx Q f '- :ii - 'lb H3 AVA 010 VAs ' 519g 620 626 Row 1: Mildred George, Virginia Hibler, Lois Averett, Sara Martin. Row 2: Martha Ball, Patricia U'Neil, Sally Russell, Roseanne Nichols. Sharon Crane. Donna Hinds. Row 3: Iohn Goughary, Ronald Sinikulet, Douglas March, ,lerry Peake, .ldIIlE'i Greene. Ben Xleingartner, YVintlirop Davenport, Richard Marko, Richard Moore, Peter Siiarr. 5 Row 1: Gail Marsi, Sharon Gardner, Nadya Aswad, Carol Boone, Kathryn La France, Row 2: Elizabeth Kelley, Marie Lundberg, Michelle Ryan, Nancy Bliss, Kenneth Branch, Diary Ann Sawko, Patricia Mallisek, Donna Newman, Row 3: Mary Hannan, Gloria XYalrath, Beverly Hickev, Carol Yavra, XYilliam Ash, Seth Rosenberg, Lora etta Ondecko, Susan McGinnis, Joan Space, Iucly Hummer, Row 12 Carole Gurnhach, Ann Baskwell, Beth Rosenberg, Joanne Demer, Jacqueline Toniaras. Row-2:!Bz-xrhara Hinds, Ieanne Thompson, Shirley Krisko, Ellen Dishro, Geraldine Cox, Martha IJeLanev, Patricia Solamon, Donna Hudak. Row 32 Jose-ph Massalr, Tll01H3S.SC3lESC, Densmore Jacobs, Ronald Sahacek, Leon Kiev, Joseph Anderson, Robert Sirgany, Vito Lorradmo, Ralph Fabrizio. 58 f:?.': at Ali Qignf, , g 3: H 1 ' fu!!! . Z 755 4? - ! f I n fri Q 1 'Maji- , 1n w ' T,?f if S, 'K 'VI Lf 6 -gif .-f. ,X Q3 'S ' Q ' -1 ' ?'ii'fi':, Jizz' .,,--:-.sfi .4 tj.: 1 A HF 4177 J 1 4. ,iii-3' Kia? 15:57 ' ' Arif General r anization During the fall term, Central's Stud- ent Council, comprised of a representa- tive and an alternate from each home- room, was headed by David Davenport President. Other officers were Ruth Sam- uels, Vice-President, Nancy Hankin, Secretary, and Thomas Keating, Treas- urer. It was an active term in which Cen- tral played host to the area schools for the Interscholastic Student Council Con- ference. In addition to holding the regu- lar meetings, it sponsored the traditional series of dances after the games during the basketball season. Also, the super- vision of the showcase window in the main hall was a project of the organiza- tion, The Council upheld the annual tra- dition of holding the popular Papa Cen- tral Day assembly on the day before Thanksgiving vacation. It was featured by a mock G.O. meeting in which the delegates tried to solve the problem of getting Pa Central to attend the Central- UE. game. Several skits were also pre- sented by the more ambitious students. 3 Row 1: Elaine Singer, Frances Snider, Margaret Napier, Nancy McCambridge, George Rosefsky, Ruth Samuels, Gloria H k' M 'ld E l t . , . Row Niina lgfatoai Gafilglgegiiaerski, Carol Reimer, Charlotte Goetz, Mr. john Gable, Marie Strozzi, Frances Karpel, Cath- ' B tt, Ia t Warren. h , , . Rosvmgg Ltaliiritie Teeiter, Rosemary Petrick, Rosean Terris, Wendy Hankin, Shirley Dodd, Iutdy Hummer, Mldlael Mana' han, David Perry, Thomas Keating, Barbara Driver, Carol Manahan, Nancy Hankin, Milhcent Kalaf, Teresann Jo- h, K Cf l . I , . Rojvelilz Eliljabetiliv Csampion, Mary Anne Sullivan, June Megehch, john Sullivan, Stewart Walls, Ira 'Lev-ine, Fred Ham- mond, David Davenport, John Touhey, james Breivis, Williani Knapp, David Gouldm, Thomas Giorgio, Joan Roytei, Sharon Russell, Arlene Obremski. b so ii l Row 1: Frances Snider, Matilda Evagelatos, John Grace, Mr. John Gable, Martha Kilmer, Michael Bedosky, Marcello Tino, Nadya Aswad. Row 2: Patricia Hill, Elda Gillette, Diane Cooper, Sharon Shaul, Betsy Ross, Marjorie O'Neil, Beth Morgan, Kay Cawley, Kathleen Holleran, Mary Slimbaugh, Betsy Arnold, Margaret VVest, Barbara Bowen, Carol Manahan, Rose- mary Petrick, Diana Perna, Jeanne Thompson. Row 3: George Rosefsky, Allen Green, Richard Matties, VVilliam Marean, Dominick Ross, Richard Botnick, David Perry, Lawrence Gaffney, john O'Donnell, Stewart VValls, Llewellyn Havrilla, David Gouldin, Ira Levine, Jerry Peake, Fred Hammond. Row 1: Martha Kilmer, Michael Bedosky. Row 2: John Grace, Marcello Tino. During the spring term the officers of the General Organization were President, Michael Bedoskyg Vice-President, Mar- cello Tino, Secretary, Martha Kilmer, and Treasurer, john Grace. The GO. members formed an active group, and many plans were proposed. An effort to re-establish Gavel Club was made. Money was donated to the Heart Fund and the Community Ambassador Fund, which sponsors a person from the area to travel to a foreign country and live with a family of that country during the summer months. The representatives and alternates to G.O. were selected by in- dividual homeroom elections, the alter- nate taking the place of the representa- tive in case of absence, so that each home-room was represented at every meeting. 61 l Row l: Judy Sleeper, Ruth Samuels, Carol Boone, Helen Kane, Linda Palilon, Mildred Lesso. ' I Row 2: Martha Kokis, Kenneth Branch, Barbara Berlinghof, Mr. Joseph Powers, John Normile, Nancy Hankm, Shirley Ann Lesko. , Row 3: Carolyn Davidge, Michelle Ryan, Millicent Kalaf, Marion Glovasky, Barbara Ash, Joan Royter, Constance Brainard, Betsy Becker Deborah Fisher Judie Feuz Elizabeth Kelley. Row 4: David Colman, Peter Stein, Arthur York, Richard Sinicki, Joseph Hester, Stephen' Babcock, David Davenport, William Larrabee, Philip Sharpsteen, John Kunce, David Parker, James Vaughn, Benjamin Eisenberg. In the fall term, thirty-two seniors received the greatest honor that can be bestowed upon a Central student, that of being inducted into Honor Society. To be considered for membership, a student must have a C average, and earn at least two awards in one field or one award in three fields, such as scholarship, fine arts, school service, or athletics. Members of Honor Society serve as ushers for assemblies, conduct Honor Graduate assemblies, and help maintain Cen- tral's high standards. Officers were John Normile, President, Nancy Hankin, Secretary, and Barbara Berlinghof, General Ofhcer. Honor VV . ' Ii V t Q , . ,X Society On March 7, l957, thirty-two more students were inducted into Honor Society. The members of this year's Spring Honor Society elected Joseph Hester as Presidentg Carol Boone, Secretary, and Stephen Babcock, General Officer. Since Mr. Powers was ill, Mr. Merz acted as temporary adviser to the group. Several projects were undertaken. The students took charge of purchasing a new plaque for the Main Hall on which are placed the names of the graduates who receive the organization's semi-annual award for excellence in home eco- nomics, industrial arts, and fine arts. Row 1: Susan McGinnis, Martha Kokis, Gloria Jean Walrath, Frances Boetcker, Beth Rosenberg, Gail Harris, Brenda Ack- erman, Judie Feuz, Nadya Aswad, Sandra Rosefsky, Judy Besig, Carol Boone, Deborah Fisher, Mr. Henry Merz. Row 2: John Grace, Michelle Ryan, Beverly Hickey, Jacqueline Micalizzi, Anna Dmitrenko, Sabina Mueller, Mary Jane Pfordte, Elizabeth Kelley, Marcia Payne, Gail Goudey, Susan Decker, Lawrence Gaflfney, Philip Pavlik. Row 3: Alan Zalbowitz, James Stupp, Stewart VValls, Stephen Babcock, David Metz, Michael Bedosky, Joseph Hester, Mar- cello Tino, George Lutzic, James-Vaughn, Albert Drucker, Kenneth Branch. 63 'Mn Y V...L, , . W 1 l l l F l mv' Y lil 3- F ' . it-1 I Row 1: Carolyn Wernz, Martha Kilmer, Sandra Perl, Barbara Berlinghof, Nadya Aswad, Sharon Samuels, Ann Jarvis, Ruth Samuels, Yvette Akel, Sandra Rosefsky, Elaine Klionsky, Helen Kane, Linda Gilinsky. Row 2: Marcia Schmidt, Margaret Napier, Brenda Ackerman, Arlene Sirgany, Barbara Bills, Sally Bockstahler, Joan Frankel, Mary Jane Pfordte, Millicent Kalaf, Elizabeth Kelley, Mary Frances Conole, Judie Feuz, Patricia Mallisek, IBIinnie Oretskin, Phyllis Hurwitz, Lenore Katz, Patricia Denniston, Katherine Rozmerski, Gloria Hopkins, Miss Mary olleran. Row 3: Carolyn Davidge, Kay Cawley, Jacquelyn Twining, Martha Kokis, Sue Campbell, Alan Zalbowitz, Sharon Don- nelly, Bette Germann, Mary Anne Lesko, Deborah Fisher, Judith King, Julianna Dranichak, Joyce Werner, Susan Decker, Judy Dayis, Lee Wagner, Gloria Jean Walrath, Bonnie Levene, Joan Space, John Grace, Mary Meagher, Fran- ces Boetcker, Teresann Joseph, Mary Peck. Row 4: Linda Malmros, Marcia Payne, Bertha Frayer, John Kohut, David Colman, Peter Stein, Roger Goldstein, Ken- neth Rappaport, John' Normile, James Barber, Philip Sharpsteen, Stephen Babcock, Peter Mueller, Michael Lubin, Ber- nard Meyers, James Stupp, Edward Hull, Newell Dick Howard, Philip Pavlik, John Susko, Jacqueline Micalizzi, Joan Royter, Gail Goudey. 64 WSP PER .,. .., ,, l' su-F AA.. A I t l ...vw The Panorama newspaper has a new faculty advisor this year, Miss Mary Holleran, who has given fine di- rection and general assistance in publishing the paper four times a term. Also, with the combined efforts of some of our able and spirited Central students, each edition has been filled with a variety of topics, such as sports, editorials, current events, fashions, hobbies, the latest news, information on various careers, and alumni notes. Each week two members of the staff present ar- ticles and pictures for publication on the Sunday Press High School Page. The fall editor, Philip Sharpsteen, and David Colman, the spring editor, deserve a great deal of credit for so capably fulfilling the requirements of their position. They have done an excellent job in maintaining the standards set by their predecessors. Each staH member of the Panorama has a respon- sibility to help make each new issue better than the last. The advertising staff collects advertisements from local businesses. The art staff does the decorative work. The news reporters write concerning assemblies and cur- rent affairs. Features such as Super Senior, Career Corner, Hobby Horse, Fashion Corner, and the In- quirmg Photographer make the paper complete. With all the student participants working hard to set forth an excellent school publication, we have a newspaper of which we can all be proud-the Panorama. Is that your articl Only 154' ? . l , V E A n Yi F 5 ,x h s r i 1: i, F L ly, lf l H L xi l 1 L+g,, Pan Annual Panorama Annual pictures all day today . . . This announcement is welcomed by some Centralites as a chance to take part in various group pictures. When the yearbooks appear in June, these same students leaf the pages fever- ishly to see their pictures. To many, this constitutes the Pan Annual, but to the ambitious Pan members of Homeroom 325 it is something much more. These behind-the-scenes- workers choose their theme in October. The layout depart- ment then plans each page. The write-up, art, and picture departments compute the areas of their respective divisions and assign articles, art work, and schedule pictures. The photography staff takes and develops the action shots, the typists take care of the typing requirements, and the busi- ness department manages the indispensable advertisements, pays the inevitable bills, editor-in-chief supervises and handles subscriptions. The everything, straightens out de- tails, and acts as leader in the entire operation. As the work continues, a typical scene finds the photog- raphy editor insisting that 2' 7!8 x 1' 1!8 is just too small for the swimming picture, a girl demanding to know why her write-up can't contain 124 words instead of the assigned 119, and the Pan Annual advisor, Miss Grace Holcomb, vainly calling for attention, causing a casual observer to question the sanity of the inhabitants of 325. As the spring deadline draws near, tension mounts, and everyone rushes to complete last minute details. When the yearbooks are finally handed out in june, the worn-out Pan Staff members breathe a sigh of relief and relax at last. is 14 Avi' . we ,Ready ' ' CWQN 4. Qfdk1'6Qs X 195 7 xlf 71 if 66 --.ar Row l: Nadya Aswad, Gail Marsi, Ruth Samuels, Linda Palilon, Ann Baskwell, Mary Peck, Betsy Arnold, Kathryn La France, Miss Grace Holcomb. Row 2: Beth Rosenberg, Mary Harman, Michelle Ryan, Marie Lundberg, Mary Ann Sawko, Carol Boone, Donna Newman, Kenneth Branch, Deborah Fisher. Row 3: joan Frankel, Elizabeth Kelley, Millicent Kalaf, Patricia Mallisek, Susan McGinnis, Beverly Hickey, Donna Hu- dak, Frances Boetcker, Judy Hummer, Jeanne Thompson. Gloria jean VValrath, Joan Space. Row 4: Seth Rosenberg, Nancy Bliss, Carol Vavra, Barbara. Driver, Martha DeLaney, Betsy Becker, Constance Brainard, Barbara Ash, Loretta Ondecko, joan Kocich, Marcia Payne, john Normile, Peter Stein, William Ash. NL Wal raThiS E16 is r eally crowded-,U Y 67 . .-.,.m..., . H- -Y--i -W V V -v----W.---M - -- -v-V-llilvlnnll. YV.. ,Y.ll7's..... Row 1: Sandra Rosefsky, Joyce Murphy, Patricia Denniston, Jo Ann Adamski, Barbara Williams, Patricia Glowacki, Joan Cheevers, Nancy Hankin, Catherine Bennett, Joann Ziffino, Sandra Cowan, Frances Karpel, Marie Strozzi. Row 2: Maureen Hickey, Joyce Canham, Jean Thomas, Josephine Parisi, Marlene Schneider, Deanna Rock, Millicent Kalaf, Linda Palilon, Miss Helen Foley, Elizabeth Kelley, Bonnie Levene, Ann Collett, Vicky Bowden, Arlene Sirgany, Sandra Barina. Row 3: Gail Marsi, Ruth Samuels, Rosalie Zevan, Charlotte Goetz, Nancy McCambridge, Sharon Gardner, Marilyn Springsteen, Louise Giblin, Mary Hastings, Patricia Tschopp, Wendy Hankin, Mary Ellen Moriarity, Phyllis Hurwitz, Gretchen Van Kuren, Jean Ochs, Ann Smulowitz, Eleanor Franchina, Barbara Bills, Mickey Simkulet, Sue Campbell, Kay Cawley, Frances Boetcker, Sandra Perl. Row 4: Martha Guinane, Judy Smolinsky, Josephine Nabywaniec, Lorena Hollenbeck, Betsy Becker, Barbara Ash, Mary Duncan, Michael Dacey, Deanna Laurens, Carol Kessler, Richard Kumpon, Herbert Tanenhaus, Robert Mock, Paul Hornung, Richard Giblin, Linda Malmros, David Pichette, Joyce Boulous, Marjorie Moses, Barbara Kotch, Mary Meag- her, Barbara Stevens, Binnie Oretskin, Judy Hummer, Carol Novotny. l Dramatics Each Wednesday afternoon members of Dramatics Club meet in Room l under the supervision of Miss Helen Foley. On the agenda may be found a general business meet- ing, a talk by a person connected with an phase of local theatricals, or a tryout play, directed by two members and featuring students inter- ested in joining the club. Three such plays were presented this fall because of the large number of prospective members. Each semes- ter an assembly play is- presented by the clubs The fall production was The Trystmg Place by Booth' Tarkington, Sandra Cowen, .Robert Mock, Charlotte Goetz, Joseph lxr1vitkaS. Gretchen Van Kuren, and the myStcr1011S voice of Richard Dranichak were .featured in the cast. Club members took part in a trip to New York in January, where they viewed Broadway plays and toured well-known thea- trical centers. They also joined dramatxcs class students at the Cortland Drama Festival in the spring. 68 , 1 1 O Fall Production Ou November second and third the dra- matics classes presented The .Mouse Trap, a murder mystery by Agatha Chris- tie. The main characters were Thomas Keeney, Sergeant Trotterg Marion Glov- asky and Betsy Becker, Mollie Ralston, Mary Ann Kocik anl Nancy Nosewicz, Miss Caswellg Michael Dacey, Mr. Paravicineg Patricia Lesso and Shirley Dodd, Mrs. Boyleg Stephen Baker, Major Metcalfg Robert Mock, Giles Ralstong -lon Estus, Christopher VVreng and Richard Uranichak, the radio voice, The action takes place in Monksuell Manor during a winter storm, with a detective attempting to End the mur- derer. The subsequent identification of this killer results in a surprise ending. Mr. Eu- gene Clayton directed the orchestra in The Blind Mice Fantasy, a composition he wrote especially for the play. Row 1: Mary Ann Kocik, Marion Glovaskv, Robert Mock. Row 3: ,lon Estus, Stephen Baker, Michaeliljacev, Thomas Keeney. Row 2: Shirley Dodd, Betsy Becker. Nancy Nosewicz, Patricia Lesso, Miss Helen Foley. Class Night i 69 This year's June Graduating Class re established the old tradition of Class Night? being the first class since june '55 to hold one. Mr. I. P. Kavanagh, Mr. john Lannon, and Miss Nancy Rippon were a wonderful help in their capacity as faculty advisors. Deborah Fisher did an outstanding job as student chairman, and everyone will re- member lames Barber as a terrinc master of ceremonies. The many acts were well presented, and by the end of the program everyone was doubled up with laughter! One can truly say that this Class Night was one of the best ever staged. Our hopes are that the Class Night tradition will con- tinue for many years to come. K 63 1 cf Public peakin Q'E 2 , The Public Speaking program at Central has several different phases. First of all, there is the elective course, Public Speaking A and B, taught expertly by Mr. James P. Kavanagh. This fascinating subject improves poise, personality, and diction, and covers all important phases of speech education such as voice, story-telling, declamation, phonetics, public ad- dress, and parliamentary procedure in debate. A unique part of the course is Opportunity Day, wherein the motivation for speaking is developed by opportunity rather than by requirement. A second phase is the five official contests open to Centralites. They are Lyons, Weeks, Levene Contest Cinterpretive readinglg the Gerhart Original Speech Contest on inter- national- affairs, the American Legion Contest on the Constitutiong the Voice of, Democracy Contestg and the Optimist Public Speaking Contest. H1 EM? The art of listening. ' 44: . 4,9 J ' ic orious -- rances Boetcker x 3 if A Finalist-Judie Feuz Opportunity is going, going, gone! 70 Y ..--an-.J.AL, AAA.. , -1. . M ,. as , ,- 1 Row 1: Barbara Berlinghof, Joan Royter, Stephen Babcock, Mr. James P. Kavanagh, Helen Kane, Joseph Hester Fred Hammond. Row 2: Martha Kilmer, Judie Feuz, Deborah Fisher, Nancy Hankin, Elizabeth Kelley, Sue Campbell, Marx Meagher Mary Frances Conole, Kate Griffin, Frances Boetcker, Laurie Teeter, Marilyn Major. Row 3: Gloria Jean lNalrath, David Colman, Clifford Risk, Roger Goldstein, Daivicl Parker, Herbert Tanenhaus Nlichael Cruty, John Normile, James Chalmers, hugene Augustine, Linda Malmros, Phyllis Hurwitz, Rosalie Zexan Debate Club Central High's Debate Club is the oldest active club in the school. This popular and worthwhile organization meets every Friday afternoon in Room 204, which is sometimes referred to as the speech centeru of Central High. Mr. J. P. Kavanagh, the club's well- qualified faculty advisor, assists the members in developing good debating procedure and speech proficiency. At the majority of the meetings, several Debate Club members prepare a debate on some suggested topic of national or local im- portance. At other meetings, the entire club joins in a round-table discussion. In addition to these weekly debates, members also take part in interscholastic debates, school assembly debates, and the ever-popular study hall de- bates. Members of the varsity debate team travel to out-of-town debate tournaments to compete with schools from every part of the state. Debate Club also participates in other outside activities, such as the semi-annual din- ner held in.honor of the graduating Debate Club members, an annual dance, and slave sales. During the fall term, Helen Kane presided, as President with the assistance of Stephen Babcock, Vice-President, Joan Royter, Secre- taryg Fred Hammond, Treasurer, John Nor- mile, Sergeant-at-arms, and Barbara Berling- hof, Proposition Chairman. Frances Boetcker capably served as President for the spring term, assisted by Vice-President, Judie Feuzg Secretary, Martha Kilmer, Treasurer, Deb- orah Fisherg Sergeant-at-arms, Stephen Bab- cock: and Proposition Chairman, Rosalie Zevan. Slave Sale f Clifford Risk, Marilyn Major V' l Science Club Hi-Y, although small in num- ber, is one of Central's oldest or- ganizations, Its purpose is to cre- ate, maintain, and extend through- out the home, school, and com- munity high standards of Chris- tian character. Each member does his best to live up to this purpose. Under Mr. Gerald Dischinger's guidance, the boys had charge of the concession at basketball games. They also participated in three youth and government conferences in Vtlatertown, Cortland, and Al- bany. ln March they enjoyed a trip to New York City with Tri- Hi-Y. Row 1: Patricia Mallisek, Kay Stocking, Charlotte Goetz, Richard Heftt I Row 2: Irene Micpovil, Hazel Boorom, Susan McGinnis, Nancy Barlow, ,lame-s Stupp, Mrs. Paul Petro. Row 3: Nina Prato, Beverly Hickey, Gloria jean VValrath, Mary Anne Lesko, Sabina Mueller, Philip l'avlik, Ben- jamin Eisenberg, Peter Mueller, Stephen Babcock. alexa. Every Tuesday in the teacl1er's cafeteria Science Club meets un- der the supervision of Mrs. Paul Petro. At these meetings club members Watch scientific movies, hear lectures on research, or par- ticipate in laboratory sessions. Uu- der its presidents james Stupp Cfall termj and Sabina Mueller Cspriug termj, this group took a trip to Corning and one to Cornell, and also made field trips to local places of interest. This year, as last year, Science Club visited VVasl1ington, D. C., during Easter vacation. Hi-Y ROW 1: Stephen Babcock. Row 2: Peter Mueller, James Stupp, David Colman, Philip Sharpsteen. D Row 3: David Lomik,William Larrabee, Philip Pavlik, Mr. Gerald Dischmger 72 l J 1 This year a new club, the Albert Schweitzer Or- ganization, came into existence. Under the guidance of Mr. Abraham Bernstein, the A.S.O. has elected offi- cers, decided upon a motto and an emblem, drawn up a constitution, and corresponded with Dr. Schweitzer. Leaders were President, Frances Snider, Vice-l'resi- dent, -lanet Vvarreng Secretary, .loan Space, Treasurer, Margaret Carvalho. A- SJ he -..nxt .Q .AK ,4 Row 1: Frances Snider, Joan Space, Margaret Carvalho, Janet Warren. Row 2: Sharon Armstrong, lSa1'bara Driver, Mr. Abraham Bernstein, james Benedict, Cornelia Lacey. X - tx , 5. Can you imagine a play with- out sUund effects or lighting, or an assembly with no one to draw the curtains or manipulate the spot light? lt is Central High's able stage crew CThomas Cam- pion, Richard Lyons, ,lesse Rineer, left to rightl who take care of these essential details, under the watchful eye of Miss Helen Foley. Row l: Mary Ayres, Bonnie VVest, Margaret Pudiak. A Row 2: Judith West, Lisa Lovell, Carolyn Darling, Marilyn Gable, Arlene Mateleska. Row 3: Helen Haskell, Nancy Newman, Joyce Svarney, Alice Srnka, Ar- lene Haddad, Patricia Solamon. l 7 Y-Teensiis a girls' organization atliliated with the XXX-.C..'X. 'lhroughout the year it held bake sales for charity, sponsored several service projects, took part Ill the hanging ot 'the greens at Christmas time, and participatedqin various teenage activities sponsored by the Y 1 Otchcers were Mary Ayers, l'residentg Marilyn f'HlJl9, beeretaryg Lisa Lovell, lreasurerg and Caroline Darling, Sergeant-at-Arms. Stage Crew 5 99 Lit Club Row l: Audrey Skurski, Sandra l'erl, Gail Goudey, Bonnie Levene, ,ludy DeRado, Barbara Berlinghof. Row 2: Martha Kokis, Elizabeth Kelley, Nadya .-Xswad, Mrs. Flannigan, Deborah Fisher, Mary Louise VVeleh, l3rencla.Ackerman. Row 31 Linda Valilon, Martha Kilmer, Ruth Samuels, Lydia Petruczuk, ,lucly Monkovic, Mary Frances Cionole, Mary Peck, l'atricia Denniston, Donna New- man, Kay Stocking, Anne Sullivan, Beth Rosenberg, Margaret Mitchell, Carol Boone. Row 4: Penny Zemanek, Helen VVelch, Binnie Oretskin, Marie Lundberg, -lucly Davis, Martha DeLaney, Constance Rrainard, Susan llecker, 'loyce VVerner, -loan Royter, Barbara Ash, Betsy Becker, Nancy Hankin, Judie Feuz, Wencly' Hankin, Mary Ellen Manahan, Kathleen Holleran. Every Tuesday in Room 203. un- der the guidance of Mrs. Flannigan, Literary Club, better known as Lit Club, holds its meetings. Projects consist ol interesting programs such as book reviews and literary talks and discussions. Last year this prominent group held several bake sales, sold blue and ,white balloons at the football games, and held an outgoing dinner for the seniors. In addition to this, Lit Club decorated a showcase for Book Week and made scrapbooks for children in hos- pitals. This organization, during the fall term, was under the leadership of Nadya Aswad, while the president for the spring term was Carol Boone. 76 qllalify ,f ' 5l. ladle of me,-C 2' it -5 Ugeraw 5' . 1 vi, I , ' rk. . I - Officers at wo bcrapbook inspection! 74 l Yea Blue! Yea White! Come on team, let's fight! Ever notice that at foot- ball, games there is one group of spectators who yell especially loud for dear old B.C.H.S.? This newly- formed group is known as Pep Club. As part of their duties, the members sell blue and white Central but- tons and try to keep the school spirit high. Under the leadership of Miss Nancy Rippon, Pep Club was a big success this year. We all hope that it will double its success next year. Pep lub Row 1: I. Bender, C. Gumbach, K. Bender, M, Mille,-, C. Laskoski, R. Pandich, E. Streby, M. Olsa, I. Cherro, G, Teague. Row 2: Singslr, Y. Akel, D. Rolles, C. Goetz, B. Saunderson, C. Balan, I. Mares, K. Griffin, I. Demtrak, E. Gilette, . Napier, L. Saleeby, P. Kurbanick, N. McCambridge. Row 3: C. Brooks, D. Azersky, L. Routf, K. Stocking, P. Smith, I. Lisick, C. Yanus, H. Boorom, M Struck, M. McConnell, K. Rozmerski, C. Chiesi, M. Peck, S. Roe, A. Barner, D. Berger, I. Struck I. Michalik, Ferrante, Miss Nancy Rippon. Row 4: P. Denniston, I. Murphy, K. Singer, S. Yoder, B. Trozze, S. Tozer, M. Sollis, B. Kocik, I. Svar- ney, K. Tshulos, C. Simkus, C. VV01fe, R. Hubik, S. Folmsbee, N. Newman, H. Haskell, F. Gooley, V. Stoll, M. Mitchell, R. Zevan, If Zitfmo. Row S: A. Jacobson, VV. Hankin, R. Kovac, M. Ryan, M. Lundberg, C. Rice, B. Billy, K. Perun, B. Germann, L. Malmros, A. Heffern, I. Kretzmer, N. Barlow, S. Russell, I. .Chamberlain, M. Jachimowicz, M. Gohfa, D. Hudak, M. Kofira, L. Lovell,- G. VVilliams, S. Kosta, S. Balan. Row 6: C, Mitchell, L. Vanek, A. Obremski, E. Franchina, S. Bunnell, R. Stirpe, D. Perna, E. Champion, P. Bleisnick, D. Wareika, L. Gilinsky, I. Lazo, M. Stevison, I. Goughary, B. Black, B. Burris, P. Obremsln, P. Zeitz, H. VVelch, M. Ayres, M. Gable, E. Disbro, P. Zemanek, C Manahan. 1 Row 1: Michael Smaldino, Frances Snider, Betsy Ross, Judy DeRado, Martha Kokis. Row 2: Laurie Teeter, Miss Grace Holcomb, Kathryn LaFrance, Shirley Ann Lesko, Mich- elle Ryan, john McNamara, Marie Lundberg, Patricia Mallisek. Row 3: joan Cheevers, Rosalie Reagan, Joyce McLarney, Barbara Driver, Cornelia Lacey, Robin Vandeburg, Alice Srnka, Barbara Merritt, Shirley Dodd, Patricia Hamm, Ro- berta Sloat, Mary Murphy, Margaret West. Ever wonder who drew those artistic pictures on the study hall blackboards dur- ing holiday seasons? Ever wonder who put tl1e pic- tures on the classroom doors at Christmas time? Santa Claus? No, it was the members of one of Cen- tral's thriving young clubs- Art Club, naturally. The members of Art Club are also responsible for putting those clever announcements of basketball and football games on the boards. With Miss Grace Holcomb as its advisor, the future of Art Club looks very bright in- deed! 75 R rns-.. Wwe-.. e, .. , T Key Club is one of Central's most active service or- ganizations for boys. Sponsored by Mir. Abraham Bern- stein, these ambitious Centralites pertorm many school L services, such as maintaininglthe check room during home E K basketball games and recruiting prominent men trom the , U, eommunity to speak on various careers. This fine club, 3 afhliated with the National Kiwanis Club, specializes in the E operation of motion picture equipment. ln carrying out this Q purpose, the boys presented several films in the auditorium. if A member is always available to assist in the showing of classroom films. Sayman. Row 2: Peter Stein, Stephen liabcock, Joseph Hester, Mr. Abraham Bernstein, Kenneth Branch, Seth Rosenberg, ,lames Heffern. Row 3: Frank O'ConnOr, ,lames Benedict, Richard Lyons, David Gouldin, Richard Giblin, james Breivis, Herbert Tanenhaus, Richard Lynn, David Petras, Sanford Schad. Allan Lyons, Fred Ulrich, l One of the most popular girls' organizations-at Central is Tri-Hi-Y. These girls meet every Tuesday night in the YMCA and carry out projects for the school, the HY , and I the community. As charter members of the New York 4 State Hi-Y Council they attend area, conferences in addi- tion to an annual trip to New York. They also carry out - their pledge of community service by giving parties for F children in hospitals and orphanages, and hy helping under- ' privileged people. The club's presidents were Patricia Mal- lisk ffallj and Mary Hannan Cspringj, l Tri-Hi- Y Rowv 1: -Mary Murphy, Judy Hudson, Patricia Snitchler, Nancy Newman, Sharon Dale, Hazel Boorom, Betsy Ross, Judy Besig, Carolyn Cady. Row 2: Miss Nancy Rippon, Patricia Mallisek, Genevieve Teague, Gloria ,lean VValrath, Irene Micpovil, Gretchen Van Ixuren, Beth Bennett. Row 3: Alice Srnka, Ellen Ambra, Sabina Mueller, Roberta Sloat, 'Catherine Donohue, Mary Hannan, Patricia Hamm, Madeline Lessler, Delores Doolittle, Linda Weaver, Vir- ginia Woods, Sondra Finch, Nina Prato, Vicky Bowden, Nadya Aswad. ' 76 5 . Chess Club Row 1: john R. McNamara, Xkilliam Larrabee, Anthony Econ. Row 21. Benjamin Eisenberg, ,lohn Stoyxman, Stephen Cornick, Ronald Sabacek, Philip Sharpsteen, Ilavid Knickerbocker, john Clarke. Student Stag' The main task of the Student Staff is to help the faculty. This term there were fifty-three students in the worthy organization. They did Jobs -which would otherwise take up the faculty's valuable time snch as filing material, delivering notes, checking papers, and greeting visi- tors at the hostess desk. Anyone who has live study halls a week the same period may apply to Mr. Marean, the facnlty advisor, for inenibership. .-Xfter serving two terms or one year in this group, each student receives an award toward membership in the Honor Society, l Each Wednesday night finds a number of earnest chess fans bending over a chess board in the library an- nex. These people are members of Central's Chess Club. Every new member receives a set number of points to which he adds each time he wins a chess game. Under John Clarke, President, the members of this club are learning much about the skills of chess. Row l: Marilyn Henley, Carol Brewer, Nadya Aswad, Mary Ann Kandar, Sandra l'erl, Sharon Samuels, Kathy Boal, M ar v M XN'asliin0'ton Row 2: loan lfrztnkel, Margaret Soltis, Marjorie O'Neil, ,loan Ciiortlano, 'ludy Monorky, Mr. Henry Marean, Frances Karpel loan Liheevers Kathleen Rozmerski lionnie North, llarbara Sall. Row 3: litital Manshacli,iiMary Ann Nickersoni, Mary .-Xnn Sawko, ,lolene liieber, Sonya Pahulak, Margaret Pello, Mari- lyn Springsteen, Kathy l'erun, ,Indy Smolinsky, Sally Bockstahler, 'Rose Marcello, ,leanne Thompson, Benedicta Billy, Patricia Cioodell Nancy Hankin Carol Novotnv Carolyn Monkovic. Row 4: Anne Snlliyian, ,Indy Dayiisd Nancy l3ell,iMarilyn Mann, Mildred Strait, ,loan Vanek, Yloyce Bonlous, Barbara Kotch, Vivian Hill, ,lacqneline Micalizzi, ,lulianna Dranichak, Barbara Ash, Constance Brainard, Mary Anne Sullivan, Karen VN'ilhur, Arlene Haddad, Kathy VVilcox, Elizabeth Kelley. 77 '1 g Row 1: Mr. Eugene Clayton, Marilyn Jackiniowiz, Mary Reap, Joyce Canham, Martha DeLaney, Ann Jarvis, Patricia Mallisek, Martha Kostun, Mary Ann Boburka, Mary Jane Pfordte, Benjamin Eisenberg, Kathy Perun, Duane Jackson, Donna Hndak. l Row 2: Janice Hazen, Judy Sleeper, Ruth Sharpsteen, Julianna Dranichak, Andy McPherson, Terry Cribbs, Frank Smith, , John Guokas, Philip Sharpsteen, Sabina Mueller, Gloria Jean VValrath, Marcia Sclnnidt, Irene Micpovil, Beverly Hickey, Phyllis Hurwitz, Margaret Turner, Fern Zendle, Judy Besig, Carolyn Werxiz. Q t h l ' Urc estra t Q, X Q l W t l l F l ' This year the Binghamton Central High School Orchestra was' under the new leadership of Mr. Eugene Clayton. Under his direction the orchestra played on various occasions. It performed for the Honor Society assembly, the Honor Grad- t uate assembly, and also for the fall senior class play, Mouse Trap. The theme song of the play Blind Mice Fantasy was written and composed by Mr. Clayton especially for the pres- entation. In addition, the orchestra participated in the annual Night of Music, with the band and choirs, and played the ' traditional Pomp and Circumstancen at the graduation exercises. This organization can be heard practising every Monday and VVednesday during the noon hour in the band room. The , members of the string section-violins, cellos, and basses-- 78 each give up three class periods a week for a string class. In these sessions, various problems in the music are discussed and worked out. The orchestra consists of a group of industrious students who appreciate and love good music. Although the work is sometimes hard and tiring, the members of the orchestra feel that their work is very rewarding. The ofhcers for the fall term were President, Philip Sharp- steen, Vice-President-Treasurer, Martha Delsaneyg Secretary, Judy Besigg and Librarians, Julianna Dranichak and Irene Micpovil. The spring term leaders included: President, Kath- erine Truesdell, Vice-President-Treasurer, Donna Hudakg Secretary, Ann Jarvis, and Librarians, Ruth Sharpsteen and Gloria Jean Walrath. I V ' F rl ' it dex 1 I . I I 1 t One of Centralls active student organizations is the band. This superb group, composed of sixty' to seventy members, is under the capable leadership of Mr. Bernard Shiffrin. In' the fall term the band members practice almost daily to perfect the shows they put on during half-time at all the football games. After the foot- ball season, their attention turns to concert music, and the march- ing band transforms into a concert band. The main events in the spring term are the annual band contest at Ithaca and the Night of Music, a combined effort of the band, both choirs, and the or- chestra. The first step is to choose the selections which will be played at the two events. Then, for the next five months, the band practices Tuesday, Thursday, and Friday noons to perfect the numbers. In the first week in May, the band journeys to the contest at Ithaca College, a well-known music school..The band, directed by Mr. Shitfrin, then performs for the judges, who grade the performance as they see nt. The mark has usually been a high A or sometimes a B. The members often present solos or ensembles before the judges who in turn rate them. Students find great enjoyment in taking part in this organization, which offers awards for Honor Society. Band ' 1: Ed ' d H ll, D t Cl , VVa ren Still, Judy Besig, David VVarren, ,lanice Hazen, David Metz, James.Dof- Rolflon Mafhiizf Scliiii1clt,elI?iigfiiia Edfiljullarolyn VVernz, Bonnie Levene, Ann Jarvis, Irene Micpovil, Mr' Bernard Shiffrin. Row 2: Norman Eisenberg, Marv Ann Citar, Karen Smith, Barbara StlltZID3H,IxI3:1'j' lane Ffordte, Philip 139-Vllk, Pat1'1C13 Carvalho, Mary Anne Lesko, 'Beverly Hickey, Martha DeLaney, Margaret Napier, Patricia Mallisek, lxathryn Chase, Garreth Gobel Row 31 loseph Kopecek, David Knickerbocker, ,Indy Nelson, Quinn Rosefsky, Benjamin Eisenberg, Albert Gillis, James Cusick, Alice Srnka, Iames Stcnto, Terry Cribbs, Gloria NN alrath, james Stupp, ,lpyce lxniskern, John Susko-, Teresann loseph, Robert llornej ,loseph llrozovich, Yvonne Vkfarbnrton, Duane Grippen, David Martin, Eugene Augustine. Roiv 4: Frances Fitch, lohn Guokas, Franklin Smith, Peter Burtis, Richard Card, Kenneth Branch, Stephen Babcock, Frederick Heysek, Richard Kainsoke, Richard Deliitis, Lyle Bensen. . Hy.. lk , I A 79 Row 1: ,Michael Husar, Byron Roc, ,loseph Tasher, Robert Timson, Carolyn lilaviclgc, ,luily Resig, Carol Boone, ,lnrly Ann Rapplcyea, Ruth Sharpsteen, Genevieve Tezlgue, -luily Sleeper, lfrancianne Toinzissi, Margaret Carvalho, Klzirilyn Henley, Sandra Tokarsky, Martha Kostun, Marilyn xluchiinoxxicz. Row 2: Ylesse Rineer, Richard Dellitis, Robert lfoote, Earl Best, -lohn Case, XN'ilham liiiztpp, lticharcl Lyons, Vlllflilll King, ,lutly Miner, Sally Leon, -lucly Sinolinsky, ,lo Ann llemtralc, Sharon E. lfolmsbee, llzirlciic Hanly, Patricia Blartyak. Elizabeth Kelley, liarbara Burris. Row 31 Rieharrl johnson, Llewellyn fi, Havrilla, Robert VVarcl, George l.utzic, blames llreivis, Frank Smith, john llciner, Edward Hull, ,loan Royter, Gail tioucley, lrene Miepovil, filoria ,lean Vllalrath, Mary -lane l'forclte, Joyce Svarncy, Shirley Lesko, Nancy Hayes, Nancy llarlow, ,lune Megelich. hoir The Central High Varsity Choir, composed of approxi- mately sixty-five voices, is under the direction of Mr. 1 Thomas Clune. Singing in the halls of Central ihiring the Christmas Season, at the pre-commencement services, or outside of School, the choir, chosen by auclition, is a Hne W representation of Central spirit antl talent. Q The group meets sew-iitli pci-iocl every Moinlay, Weil- Qvw, nesclay, ancl lfriclay in the anclitoriuin, lt pt-rl'orins in other high schools for exchange assemblies, ancl for local J civic music groups, V The junior Varsity Choir performs in such events as a lt ' f y V , 1 ' WX I the annual Night of Music. li.. Q m .wk-,,,,,f71. C so Red ross Row l: Kathryn Bender, Eleanor Streby, Carolyn Darling, Sandra Perl, Sandra Wolfe, Margaret George, Carol Boone, Johanna Bender, Genevieve Teague. Row 2: Judith Lewis, Judith West, Betsy Ross, Margaret Mitchell, Gail Marsi, Miss Edna Brown, Marilyn Struck, Joyce Murphy, Nanette Redner, Carol Brewer, Johanna Lambert. Row 3: Dee Sullivan, Margaret Soltis, Brenda Ackerman, Joan Frankel, Phyllis Hurwitz, Martha Kokis, Vicky Bowden, lgfiichaelene Simkulet, Nancy Clark, Sharon Dale, llatricia Dolan, Beth Rosenberg, Marjorie O'Neil, Ann Jarvis, Karen . tanek. Row 4: Marilyn Springsteen, Nancy Hankin, Joy Stevenson, Kathy Perun, Ellen Disbro, Susan Russell, Sabina Mueller, Joyce Werner, Roger Goldstein, Mary Ann Stevison, Kathryn Chase, Mary Anne Sullivan, Lela Paetzold, Judy Miner, Wendy Hankin, Patricia Hamm, Virginia VVoods. One of the most worthy organiza- tions at Central is the Junior Red Cross, which has helped many un- fortunate people. Miss Edna Brown, Q advisor, of this active group, has 3 aided it with benet-icial projects X such as stuffing animals and making wx other toys for children in hospitals, 1 fi making scrapbooks containing infor- 'f' Lfy ' mation about American school lite, ' TQ My and sending gift boxes to other I ,N X. countries. At Christmas and Thanks- ' , ' A giving the Junior Red Cross sent ,7 ,A baskets to needy families in Broome 7 . County. Twice, during both terms, If members held parties for the aged. , In order to earn money, bake sales .lit and a Chinese auction were held. The ofhcers of the club for the fall and spring terms were Brenda Ackerman, President, Martha Kokis, Vice- Presidentg Genevieve Teague, Secre- tary, Marilyn Springsteen, Treasurer. 81 Activities, Incorporated D? 949 Sm 67- 1. N Q- 1 415 lg X x 1 fi? 1, X xx 1' .N..f 'f!' K 'L l xL ,if 1 Q. Nfffg X66 Q JK SD GDT5 v ' ' -v v V V +77 , AR ITY do 29 bv ia 060 , 20 ooTB LL X2 is Qfxobe . M Pg NONDC 0 15 October 1 ual 53 5.0 X5 PX Sovewbe X0 C39 X 0 vefnbgf CQTXUG' ,L :Co 6 NO bei 22' Central 5 90 Ca X2 A Xqovefn mx 2 vw as A Cfinmral 55 EE 'PM Q 6 X va o ff' O P519 C ova B Loggi X956 Sgoae Front:'Iohn O'Donnell Row 1: Maurice Miller, Marcello Tino, Robert 'VVard, VVilliam Fusco, Richard Kumpon, George Lutzic, Richard Lynn Robert Wagener, David Johns, James Zizak. Row 2: Thomas Babish, Michael Bedosky, Vincent Capozzi, Joseph Stillittano, Roger Wales, Nicholas Marrongelli, Ger- ald Price, VVilliam Harrison, Roman Utyro, Lawrence Gaffney. Row james Vaughn, john Yisconti, James Breivis, Charles Wales, Harold Garbooshian, Joseph Mankus, Robert Hudak sw L K. .- ,gfwx -x A .4 .6-63,3 Row l: Vincent Dininis, David Gouldin, Lee Wagner, David Taylor, Fred DeRado, Michael Shuta, Thomas Singer. Row 2: Richard Franey, Dominick Ross, James Finch, Frank Guimento, Richard Downey, Michael Leahey, Richard De orazio, Joseph Tasber, John Engelbert. Row 3: Stephen Cornick, John Harkness, Joseph Waples, Richard Shephard, John Lynch, John Hagopian, Richard Col angelo, Joseph De Dio, Samuel Russo, Robert Kurey, John Liptak. Row 4: William Knapp, David West, Andrew McPherson, Donald Miller, Michael Petrus, Clayton Link, Brian Balchik onis, John Konacck, John Shiptenko, Garrett McCutchan. Row S: iM,r. Frank LoVuolo, Barry Schumann, Angelo Stillittano, Robert Gahagan, Stewart Walls, James Michalek, Har- vey Singer, Roy Bishara, Andy Smith, George Jackson, Mr. Henry Merz. . . FOOTB LL Central's varsity football team should be very strong next year, judging from the ex- cellent performance of our junior varsity foot- ball team this year. Of the total number of games played, the Central Bullpups lost only one, an exciting contest with Elmira Free Academy, in which the final score read El- mira-21, Central-20. In league play, the team, coached by Mr. Frank LoVuolo, was' unde- feated. Their schedule included games against Vestal C27-75, Johnson City C27-75, Chenango Valley C26-135, Union-Endicott C35-125, Greene C27-125, and North C40-125. This string of victories was marred only by the one-point loss to EFA C20-211. During the regular season of seven games, the boys scored a total of 202 points, with an average of 29 points per game. They completed 30 touch- downs, with an average of 4 per game. 1 In League play, the boys scored 129 points, averaging 32 points per game, and made 19 .L touchdowns, averaging 5 each game. Seventeen of the season's touchdowns were made from scrimmage, 6 from passes, 4 as the result of intercepted passes, 2 from punt re- turns, and 1 from a kickoff return, for a grand total of 30 touchdowns. Although each touchdown is the result of teamwork and cooperation, the boy actually scoring' the points deserves special recognition. The season's touchdowns were scored by Rich- ard Colangelo C10 touchdownsj, David Tay- lor UD, Stewart Walls C6D, Barry Schumann C3D, David Gouldin CZD, Robert Kurey CU, and John Hagopian CU. Congratulations to a hardworking football team and their fine coach, Mr. Frank LoVuolo . Central is proud of you! 85 Lawrence Gaffney l Wllllalll fusco Vmcent Capozzx Thomas Babxsh 1 r CIWHYICS Gibson William Harrison f ,.a ' , V5 George Lutzm David Johns Robert Huda ilk. Rlchard Lynn Nlclwolas Marrongelh am, I 86 oh Geralc P1 me .Q Ioseph Stllllttano Marcello Tmo Marlon 'N-Q A G Captam M1chael Bedosky James Vaughn Robert Ward 87 yo f - QW- , wif.. ff . . I5 .,,VV z..,i5i5,fi!Zi,,' .Q 37 J Q ,Q w:..wf+ Pkg Qfviz THA! ,QSTH4 I? Row l: Richard Botnick, Jerome Strozzi, Eugene Augustine, Michael Husar. Row 2: Mr. Alan Cave, Winthrop Davenport, Barry Schuman, Edward Andrejko, David Taylor, Robert Hudak, Paul J. V. BASKETBALL 89 This year's Junior Varsity basketball team, the Southern Tier Conference Champions, was coached by Mr. Alan Cave, a former Central basketball star. There were many reasons why the team had such a successful season. First of all, it had a good coach who was able to keep the spirit of the players high. He was well liked and the boys played hard to win for him. Another reason for the teanfs success was that they had a good bench. There was a large squad with many top-notch players--so many that there was no regular starting live. A third reason, perhaps the most import- ant, was that the J.V.'s displayed excel- lent team work. They worked together splendidly, all scoring equally well. The high scorers usually had 15 points, while the others were close behind. During the first half of the season, the home court was a jinx. The Scranton game went into overtime, while the game with I.C. went into double overtime. In both cases, Central managed to come out on top. In the j.C. game, Eugene Augus- tine made the winning basket. With a 13-0 record, and leading the Eastern Division, we played the Western Division leader, Ithaca, which was also undefeated. This game was our first loss. After coming home, the team clinched the Eastern Division championship, but then dropped two games. Luckily, they were back on their feet for the champion- ship game with Ithaca. This time Central did the slaughtering. This made us the Southern Tier Champions. Congratula- tions for a fine season! I I L, I A. , ASKETB LL MARCELLO Tmo K JOHN SULLIVAN Coach ROBERT G. SWEENEY I WILLIAM FUSCO WILLIAM GEDER DAVID DAVENPORT 90 ETTER E A I JOSEPH MANKUS JAMES VAUGHN S Manager KENNETH BRANCH QA J A -If' f AY-A Aa R, ROGER WALES RICHARD KENNEY CHARLES DAVIS 91 :Intl-v -. 51-V M htm-n...,f Watch those muscles . . . This year intramural wrestling was added to the other eight intramural activities offered to boys at Central. Since there were not enough boys to complete a var- sity wrestling team, the sport was confined to an intra- mural basis, and they engaged in no interscholastic com- petition. The group, under the direction of Mr. Robert Deyo, learned the fundamentals of holds, escapes and tim- ing of matches. Our school has available both capable in- struction and ample equipment, and it is hoped that -the wrestling team of next year will be even better. 132, WRESTLI G Row 1: William Marean, Garreth Gobel. Row 2: Seymour Krushansky, George Rovsefsky, Densmore Jacobs, Gerald Czechowicz Gerald Carey, James Hancock, Anthony lxwmatkowski, Fred Ulrich. Row 3: Murle Joseph Morgan, John Robe-rts, James Browne, Wayne Hague, Peter Span' Row 1: James Corby, Tony Nelson, Mr. Henry Merz, Francis Larkin. Row 2: Garreth Gobel, Alan Zalbowitz, Edwin Seibold, James Meagher. Row 3: Thalas Kilmer, George Hetrick, Quinn Rosefsky, Richard Helter, Thomas. Scalese, Robert Wagener, Kenneth Roon, William Ash, Martin Normile, Robert Brick, Daniel DuBravec, John Grady, Lawrence Burns, Richard Hill, Bruce Bateman, joseph Hester, Norman Darch, Ross Sullivan, Robert Gahagan, James Gilroy. SWIMMIN Q X . :elif 'S-.asa-1Fii'l I I r 3 Central's swim team completed a fabulous season to make this the third year of undefeated dual meet competition-27 consecutive victories! The season opened with easy wins over Auburn C64-131, New Hartford C65-125, St. Francis C70-71, and Scranton Central C47-303. Although Wyoming Seminary gave the Bullfish a harder time, we came out on ton with a score of 47-30. At Colgate in the relay competition we again placed first. Our next meets were with Rome Free Academy C58-191, Baldwinsville Q61-161, Scranton Tech. C70-72, and Peekskill C47-30j. Fi- nally, we routed North C61-16D. Central played host on March 2 to an invitational meet and came in third. New school records were established by Joseph r Go to your mark, get set . . . 93 Hester C150 yard individual medley in 114425, Larry Burns Q50 yard freestyle in :25.2J, and Martin Normile, Bruce Bateman, Fred Tanner, and Robert Brick C200 yard medley relay in 2:06.8D. Our ace diver, George CSonnyJ Hetrick, finished the season undefeated. Congratulations to a great team and their fine coach, Mr. Henry Merz! Go! 'I' RACK This year's track team, although hindered by the fact that all the meets were away from home Cbecause of the new highway run- ning through MacArthur Fieldj, did as Well, it not better, than last year. Mr. Henry Merz, the team coach, depended a great deal upon William Harrison, Freeman Hightower, James Finch, Marcello Tino, George Lutzic, Roman Utyro, Michael Bedosky, and Joseph DeDio, all of whom were on the team last year. The first official meet was on May first, but early in April, the boys began to meet in the gym where they did calisthenics and other exercises designed to keep them in condition. When the weather was better, they worked out in the parking lot and still later, used what is left of MacArthur Field. Occasionally they ran from Central to Recreation Park. The track and field events which our team participated in in- cluded the high jump, the broad jump, pole vaulting, the shot put, discus throwing, hurdles, running the mile, running for 880, 440, 220, and 100 yards. Characteristics of Central High's track team were excellent sportsmanship, good team work, and hard work. fm 'H Row l: Freeman Hightower, Gerald Carey, Robert Wagener, Richard Lynn George Lutzic, William Harrison, David Metz, Robert Brick. Peter Wil- cox, Richard Colangelo, Mr. Henry Merz. A Row 2: Philip Cotter, joseph Waples, Dominick Ross, Clifford Risk, Roman gtyilo, Paul Beach, joseph DeDio, Paul Pornbeck, Matthew Rech, James mc 1. 94 , f awk, ,227 I ' 2, .,. HGQZSEQ, if fa ,f X X , V 5' I 'S 5 ' ll ,R o I i .- 'Zi Q U V xl, I 1 la' tv , .',: 2 t f 'if-,.,, x- 21' m ., : vii 5:33:51- 'ESZL ' This year Central's I.V. and varsity baseball activi- ties, under the direction of Coach John Lalley, started during the second week in March with practices in the gym. Later in the season varsity practice was held daily at Recreation Park, where all Centralls home games were played. The season consisted of twelve games which were played against North, johnson City, Vestal, Union-Endicott, Cortland, Ithaca, Elmira South Side, and Elmira Free Academy. Although Central was unfortunate in losing Donald Campos, David Davenport, William Hallahan, Paul Mc- Carthy, Joseph McCormack, Michael Soperak, and Thomas Murray, part of last year's varsity returned for the 1957 season. This group was comprised of John Grace, joseph Mankus, James Vaughn, john Sullivan, Albert Drucker, and Lawrence Gaffney. Many other boys also showed promise of becoming assets to the team, The J.V.'s, who practiced daily at Ansco Field, played a schedule of about ten games against North, Johnson City, Union-Endicott, and Vestal. Credit is due to Mr. Lalley for the line coaching job he has done. BASEB LL xx ' 2, ff, 5 , f ' Q ,v-- . , in A. f ' it F is -agwf .L Row 1: John Sullivan, james' Vaughn, john Sherba, john Wlialen, john Tyler, john Harkness, John Fish, Richard Col angelo, Barry Malon'is, Mr. john Lalley. Row 2: Frank O'Connor, Albert Drucker, Lawrence Gaffney, Richard Fahrenz, Walter Yoder, Edward Andrejko, Donald Murphy, Stephen Scott, Joseph Tasber, Fred DeRado. BOWLING One of the most interesting sports available to the Central students is bowling. The boys' bowling team meets every Monday afternoon at the Laurel Bowlodrome. The var- sity team consists of john Hrn- cirik, John Cannon, Thomas Hmurcik, Richard Moore, Ronald Simkulet, Richard Nemconsky, and James Mahaney. The j.V. team includes George Shea, Fred Heypek, Thomas Crandell, Mar- vin Frey, John Tyler, Ronald Burke and Roger Winters. Our team which consists mostly of sophomores, com- petes with teams from John- son City, Union-Endicott, Vestal, and North every Monday, either at home or away. Many thanks to Mr. Frank Clark for his kind cooperation in supervising the boys' bowling team. Central's volleyball team, under the leadership of Coach John Lalley, finished its season undefeated. In league play, the team has won both the conference and sectional championships every year since 1951. Volleyball, which is becoming increas- ingly popular, stresses teamwork, coopera- tion, and good sportsmanship. This cer- tainly seems to describe Central's boys, who have kept our volleyball teams on top for six years. ULLE YBALL TENN s ln late April the boy's tennis team began its season. This year matches with Ithaca, North, Norwich, and Oneonta were included. Although the team lost Daniel Kane and Christopher Demtrak, two lettermen who had been sectional champions for the last three years, Leon- ard Clune and joseph Hester, returning lettermen, were there to take their places along with Charles and Roger Wales, Bruce Bateman and David Tomik. Thanks go to Mr. Guley and congratulations are ex- tended to our tennis team for a very successful season. Row l: David Tomik, Eric Nelson, Garrett McCutchan, john Shiptenl-co, James Cusick, Mr. john Gulev. Row 2: Charles Wales, Roger Wales, Joseph Hester, Robert Gahagan, Bruce Bateman, Leonard Clune. Row 1: Allen Green, Alan Zalbowitz, John Murphy, Quinn Rosefsky, Ronald Simkulet Marion Gober, Michael Husar, Ira Levine, Gary Ellis, Donald Horvatt, Mr. Frank LoVuo1o. I -mv? up o This year Mr. Frank LoVuolo has taken over Mr Sharpsteen's former job of directing the golf team A meeting of interested golfers was held at e end of March. Because of graduation, the squad lost Iona than Rosefsky, Martin Snider Richard Hancharik, Robert Halaburka and Richard Dranichak. However the returning members of last year's team provided an experienced group with which this year's team could start. Twelve matches were scheduled against Union-Endicott, Johnson City, Ithaca, Elmira Heights, Wav- erly, Homer, and Cortland, most home games be- ing played at Ely Park. ....,.,..,,. W ,, , w vt,- Row 1' John Demer Freeman Hightower., James Finch, Charles Gibson, Keith Harris, William Harrison. ' B d k M llo Tino, Row Zi: George Lulzic, Vincent Capozzi, Mr. He A M V h M h 1 Lawrence Gaffney, Martin Normile, Peter Burtirsl-y el-Z, James aug ni lc ae e OS Y' arce Rovgljgejogagpgraccg ilanLZa1bow1tzBNicho?shMziErongelli,G Winston Warner, Albert Drucker, Leonard , l - en co , awrence urns, ' , ld P ' , h 11' , - R Sep? i511ht5an8,1JoSeph De Dio, Radford osznymacarmie era rice Jo n Su ivan, John ODonnell, Jo ow : avi oman, Robert Wagener, Chauncey Dukes Richard Lynn Robert Hudak R' h d K ' ' David Parker, Robert Ward, Dav'd D r Wu' IQ b Pl 41' 'sh ' ic ar mlm' Kunce, David johns, Richard Kenhey,aRIiedl1pali':i'Hill.1am ana ee' H lp arpsteen' Joseph Hester' John One of the newly formed clubs at Central is Block B club. This is an B IA ee 9, organization for boys who are pro- K B C L U ficient in any field of sports. In order to be eligible, a boy must have earned a varsity letter in some sport. This club's officers were Michael Bedosky, President, Marcello Tino, Vice- President, and James Vaughn, Sec- retary-treasurer. The members of this or- ganization are a cross-sec- tion of our rugged athletes from all the major sports including football, basket- ball, volleyball, swimming, tennis, softball, track, ' bowl- ing, golf, and wrestling. In order to earn money, they managed the concession stand after the basketball games, and from the pro- ceeds they sponsored a Block B dance this spring. Much time was given to establish and or- ganize this club successfully. This group of outstanding and represen- tative athletes deserves much credit and. praise. They have brought fame, honor and prestige to Central High cesses and good sportsmanship. 99 School by their continued suc- 1- .----W W- .-.M iW...vn.v, ,,, pm, , W, -,. 0Y'S TR RALS This year, as always,' the boys' after-school intramural program has offered our athletic-minded boys a wide variety of sports. There were seven touch football teams, twelve basketball teams and twelve volleyball teams. Badminton and table tennis each attracted one hundred boys, and thirty-four went out for shuiileboard. About ninety boys engaged in foul shooting. Again this year there was an inter-class swim meet with approximately thirty-five participants. To encourage boys to go out for the intramural sports a point system is used. At the end of each year Block B Club gives trophies to the three boys having the greatest number of points. The boys' intramural sports program is under the direction of Mr. Henry Merz and Mr. Robert Deyo. TABLE TENNIS Row 1: William Marean, Howard Millard, Mar- ion Gober, David Gitlitz, Vito Corradino, Alan Zalbowitz. Row 2: John Leombrone, James Finch, Robert D. Wagener, Serge Reiss, Winston Warner. Row 3: Paul Pornbeck, Ira Levine, Joseph P. Anderson, Robert F. Hudak, Winthrop Daven- port. 1 BADMINTON Row l: Winthrop Davenport, Norman Gevanthor. Row 2: Alan Zalbowitz, William Marean, Vito Corradino, Marion Gober. Row 3: Robert Hudak, John Leombrone, Robert D. Wagener, Paul Pornbeck, Howard Millard. Row 4: james Finch, Serge Reiss, Walter Yoder, Joseph P. Anderson, lra Levine. VOLLEYBALL Row 1: Allen Lyons, James Finch, Win- ston Warner, Paul Pornbeck. Row 2: Peter Sparr, Donald Eggleston, James Meagher, James Whipple, Ed- ward Vincent, Howard Millard. Row 3: Richard Downey, Harvey Singer, Bernard Meyers, Joseph An- derson, Robert Ward, james S. Stephenson, David Johns, Lyle Ben- lsen, James Breivis, Herbert Tanen- aus. 100 BASKETBALL Row 1: James Cusick, James Capp, John Koma- cek, Craig Hill, Winston Warner, John Hrn- cirik, Frank Andros, Bernard Carr, Murle Morgan, Richard Downey, Marvin Epstein, Fred Ulrich. Row 2: George Rosefsky, Stephen Saltz, Alan Crabb, John Harkness, Wayne Hague, Vincent Capozzi, Samuel Granata, James Meagher, Howard Millard, John Fish, Albert Gillis, Donald Eggleston, Fred Tanner. Row 3: Stephen Scott, Paul Pornbcck, James Finch, Allan Lyons, Sam DeLorenzo, Charles Gibson, John O'Povrell, Joseph Stillittano, James Whipple, John Shiptenko, James Chal- mers, Michael Lubin, Bernard Meyers, Robert Sirgany, David Gouldin, Roman Utyro. Row 4: John Zlinsky, Paul Nejeschleba, Thomas Singer, James S. Stephenson, Ira Levine, Jo- seph Anderson, Philip Cotter, John McNa- mara, Donald Murphy, Lyle Benson, James Breivis, Robert Ward, Michael Bedosky, Da- vid Johns, Richard Kumpon, Larry Goldstein, Herbert Tanenhaus, Fred Badger. FOUL SHOOTING Row 1: Winthrop Davenport, Bernard Carr, Wil- liam Marean, Albert Drucker, Richard Down- ey, Edward Vincent, Robert Stocks, Joseph Waples, James Whipple, Marvin Epstein, Richard Fahrenz, John Shiptenko. Ro 2: Ton Nelson Alan Crabb lames Mea W Y y , , 8' her, Donald Eggleston, George Hetrick, John Fish, Craig Hill, David West, Thomas Gra- mata, James Capp, Ronald Burke, John Hrn- cirik. Row 3: Peter Sparr, David Gouldin, John Zlin- sky, Paul Nejeschleba, John Warner, David Periconisti, Sam D'Aristotle, Paul Beach, Paul Pornbcck, J. Edward Stephenson, James Bre- vis Thomas Ste henson V ll - Row 4: John Harkness, Harvey Singer, Andy Smith, Ira Levine, Thomas Singer, Joseph An- derson, Bruce Bateman, Michael Bedosky, Jo- seph Hester, Donald Murphy, Robert Acker, Robert Ward. TOUCH FOOTBALL Row l: Mr. Henry Merz, Patrick Bor- elli, James Meagher, Howard Mil- lard, Edward Allen, Robert Martone, Richard Helfer, Lorenzo Marton- gelli. Row 2: Sanford Mansbach, Robert Stocks, Fred Ulrich, James Whipple, Bernard Carr, Michael Husar, Win- ston Warner, Richard Sherhaufer. Row 3: Edward Andrejko, Richard Johnson, John R. McNamara, Gary Ellis, Joseph Anderson, James S. Stephenson, Thomas Conole, Bruce Johnson, Daniel DuBravec, Robert Sirgany, William Ash, Paul Cirba, Paul Pornbcck, Stephen Scott. 10 , Jiimvl, The Girls Athletic Association consists of a group of girls whose interests center around athletics and sports. To become a member, girls are required to pass a physical endurance test and a written test on the rules and regulations of different sports. They also must have earned a minor letter. The officers this year were Marcia Payne, Presidentg Pa- tricia Hawley, Vice-President, and Linda Malmros, Secre- tary-Treasurer. , Ht the beginning of the fall term the girls traveled to Endicott, where they tied with U-E in a soccer game. Later. they played against U-E girls in two exciting volleyball games which ended in a victory for Central. In March they played ,basketball against North. This group has many plans for expanding their activities next year. G. A. A. Row 1: Judy Besig, Gail Marsi, Penny Harsh, Helen Kane, Beverly McManus, Carol Boone, Mary Peck, Joyce Canham, Margaret Napier, Elaine Shuta, Sally Lewis. Row 2: Susan McGinnis, Mary Chechatka, Kathy Boal, Barbara Berlinghof, Yvette Akel, Miss Nancy Rippon, Mary Siedlecky, Stephney Balan, Mary Hannan, Martha Guinane, Mary Jayne Gilan, Margaret Turner. Row 3: Patricia Hawley, Anne Sullivan, Marie Strozzi, Katherine Stocking, Ann Smulowitz, Michelle Ryan, Rosalie Ze- van, Joann Ziffmo, Carolyn Wernz, Mary Jane Pfordte, Deborah Fisher, Carol Manahan, Nancy Hankin, Dorothy Murphy, Carolyn Davidge, Kate Griffin, Judie Feuz, Barbara Stevens, Penny Zemanek, Martha Kilmer, Elda Gillette, Linda Decker. Row 4: Beverly Hickey, Jean Chamberlain, Bette Germann, Martha DeLaney, Betsy Becker, Judy Miner, Joyce Werner, Linda Gilinsky, Gail Goudey, Barbara Merritt, Yvonne Warburton, Joan Royter, Sabina Mueller, Joan Savery, Marcia Payne, Linda Malmros, Constance Brainard, Mary Anne Sullivan, Nancy Bliss, Joan Space, Judith King, Joan Cheev- ers, Patricia Mallisek. 102 ' fn- IRLS' TRAMURALS The girls' sports program, under the supervision of Miss Margaret Frear and Miss Nancy Rippon, began in the fall with soccer and hockey, followed by volleyball. This year a new program of gymnastics was introduced by Miss Rippon. This consists of a series of exer- cises and routines set to music, producing a synchronized effect. The swimming pool was very popular this year. Many girls earned their junior and senior lifesaving Red Cross cards, and worked hard to prove their ability. The girls also participated in a synchronized swim- ming program under the direction of Mrs. Lydia Hanlon. These girls worked hard at practice twice a week, and presented a show at the end of the year. These Centralites had a very successful season in baseball, basketball, and tennis. They learned the rules and regulations of the games through the Referee Clinic, a group formed to teach girls how to referee, officiate, and keep score at the games. SOCCER , Row 1 :-JoAnn Demtrak, Sally Lewis, Ann Jarvis, Carol n Fish . Y ' Row 2: Martha Guinane, Jean Chamberlain, Ann Sinulowitz, Bonnie Westcott, Miss Nancy Rippon. Row 3: Joan Frankel, Dorothy Murphy, Nancy Bliss, Kate Griflin, Sandra Tokarsky. Row 4: Patricia Hawley, Judy Miner, Yvonne Vllarburton Mar' Duncan Marcia Pa 'ne Bev- , 3 1 3 Y erly McManus. T UMBLING Row 1: Margaret Carvalho, Mary Chechatka, Pa- tricia Hill, Judith Mares, Martha Kilmer, Elda Gillette, Linda Decker, Miss Margaret Frear. Row 2: Nancy McCambridge, Carol Boone, Ann Jacobson, Sally McPherson, Stephney Balan, Beverly McManus, Margaret Turner, Kate Griffin. Row 3: Judy Besig, Sharon Russell, Joan Space, Barbara Merritt, Sandra Benkovsky, Bette Germann, Linda Gilinsky, Mary Jane Pfordte: VOLLEYBALL Row 1: Mary Chechatka, Elda Gilette, Patricia Hawley, Carolyn Fish, Diana Rolles, Penny Harsh, Margaret Turner, Mary Peck, Colette Balan, Miss Margaret Frear. Row 2: Dorothy Murphy, Beverly McManus, Joan Space, Barbara Driver, Judy Hummer, Jean Chamberlain, Sharon Russell, Sandra Benkovsky, Linda Gilinsky, Marcia Schmidt, Linda Malmros, Marcia Payne. V E i i i SYN CHRONIZED SWIM Central's lovely inermaids . . . l Under the di- rection of Mrs. Lydia Hanlon, they are preparing for the May swim show. , ik , I BADMIN TON Row 1: Sally Leon, Barbara Merritt, Judy Miner. i.......g,,, ir TABLE TENNIS Row 1: Barbara Driver, Beverly McManus, Mary Chechatka. Row 2: Elda Gillette, Linda Decker. BUWLING Row 1: Anne Marie Parlanti, Francianne To- niassi, Miss Nancy Rippon. Row 2: Janice Paine, Carolyn Laskowski, Joyce Struck, Patricia Lesay, Eileen Polak, Char- maine Misata, Sandra Nider, Shirley Kovap, Delores Bezek. Row 3: Barbara Emminger, Barbara Ryan, Sally Norton, Madeline Lessler, Arlene Obremski, Patricia Obremski, Linda l avlovic,' Patricia Zeitz, Betty Ann Kocak, Nancy Kudous, Doro- thy Wareika. BASKETBALL Row 1: Mary Chechatka, Judy Mares. Row 2: Patricia Hawley, .lllfly Begg' . Row 3: Margaret Turner, kay StOCk1Qgy Mary Ann Boburka, jean Chaiuberlaiu, Martha DeLaney, Barbara Merritt, M155 Margaret Frear. JUNIOR LIFE SAVING Row Al: Sandra Nicler, Madeline Hessler, Miss Margaret Frear, Teresann Joseph, Mary Chechatka. 105 SENIUR LIFE SAVING Row l: Roberta Pandich, Margaret Car- valho, Eltla Gillette. Row 2: Patricia Carvalho, Margaret Tur- ner, Beverly McManus, Mary Peck, Kate Griffin. Row 3: Ann Smulowitz, Marcia Goffa, ,loan Space, -Iutly Smolinsky, Sharon Russell, Nancy Barlow, Miss Nancy Nippon, Sa- bina Mueller, Susan Decker, Linda Gil- insky, Linda Malmros. T F l E I 5 I l l l g... . .,...-, , V- YV.- . TENNIS Row l: Marcia l'a'ne Lincla Decker. 3 i N Row 2: Martha Kilmer, Kate Grithn. HOCKEY Row 1: Mary Chechatka, Carolyn Fish, Linda Decker, Joyce Canham, Elda Gillette, Martha Kilmer, Charlotte Goetz, Mary Anne Ball, Carolyn Davidge, Miss Nancy Rippon. Row 2: Patricia Hawley, Jo Ann Demtrak, Kate Griilin, Martha Guinane, Beverly McManus, Penny Zemanek, Bette Germann, Linda Gilin- sky, Linda Malmros, Joanne Goughary, Yvonne Warburton, Marcia Payne. SOFTBALL Row 1: Judith Mares, Elda Gillette, Beverly McManus, Mary Chechatka, Lincla Decker. Row 2: Barbara Driver, Barbara Merritt, Sandra Benkovsky, Martha Kilmer, Kate Griffin. --V----Jaw--'wi Y ., Back: Genevieve 'leag'ue, lxatherme Rosmcrski, Patricia Uenniston, Marilyn Struck, Gail Harris. .VCHEER LEADERS f 'K 0,0 ' 4' PQ-'Q ! Y? s-2' lg! w 5 ill? 40 The Central Varsity Cheerleaders really out- dicl themselves this year. With the able assistance of Miss liippon, the faculty supervisor, and the captains, Clauflette Berger Cfootball seasonj and Genevieve Teague Cbasketball seasonj the girls cheered Central on to many a victory. Victory! Victory! is our cry l shout the Cen- tral .lunior Varsity Cheerleaders. This group of peppy girls pcrformecl their cluty to their alma mater superbly. Betty Kocak was captain of foot- ball season ancl Maureen Hickey, captain of bas- ketball, with Nancy McCambriclge as eo-captain. Helene lferrante, vlucly Harris, Kate Griffin, ,loann Klichalek, Ann Gibson, and Carol Vompetti were excellent as substitutes, CHEE LEADERS Front: Maureen Hickey Back: Nancy McCambridge, Betty Kocak, ,lune Cherro 107 , T., l l u Q I i.....A , Carol Boone, Donna Newman, Joan Cheevers, Marcia Purdy, Judy Miner, Barbara Stevens, Patricia Goodell, Patricia Hawley. Central High's color guards, dressed in blue skirts and white sweaters, accompany the marching band at football games, carrying the American flag, the school insignia, and ' the school flag, TWIRLERS MASCOTEERS One of the main attractions during football half- time was the superb performances of our twirlers, Elaine George, Judy Baxter, Nancy Andrews, Janice Paine, and Barbara Emminger, the head twirler. Elaine George, Nancy Andrews, Barbara Emminger, Judy Baxter, Janice Paine. A familiar threesome at all the football games this season, leading liukie, our bulldog mascot, was the pert and peppy, dark-haired mascoteers, Nadya Aswad, ,Mar- tha Kilmer, and Ruth Samuels. Front: Dukie. Back: Ruth Samuels, Martha Kilmer, Nadya Aswad, Z if: J V055 nigsllaggp 'xnruz?-- WWQN ai WMO V TH'5z?'1'f'f?e up W WP if rg ' - 1 QES TZ 4,Q2?f' fx 225 'fl apq' NNE 2 SLICK ,CK C F2373 HWHUSEWEPJL ggyvff VOVJQW Y' QVVQT v v - . . , , t0!eQtQ!QtO'O.9,Qf 3 5.0.0 0 5 O 5 4 5 5 :NNW 9 vu ! If M . 4. m s.s. MM Q 4i,4 17 ,M X 1 4f X f Ay, , ff9 f -f IIyQ ff 0 N ,f f if Sgcibifffgxg J! , Zn, CL0'VH55 X I Q 'If' - A F - Qgxx .fwffj . if ' Ll, r fl H' ,X S- ,'7x 'A Z LlKE .5 ' - -- w , M 9 W X FC ? 5 ' n lyxl 4 Q9 ' w l Q evfmofge 1 Q' use Hx gfjiifffi WKWA GPPORTUNITIES There are grecller opporI'uniI'ies fodoy fhon ever before for Ihe young person who de- sires +o succeed and who is willing ro pu'l' forlh enough honesl' eFFor+ +o reach his goal. 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