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

Text from Pages 1 - 128 of the 1958 volume:

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'I .4' .- ga ' na 0 I 0 1 Q. .'. I ' -- O . . , 1,.., Q.. . . o . .- of-' 1 ' -' ,--' 4 e- ',. 'Q , 5-, vs.-s vial: QW The Binghamton School System is indeed fortunate in having Mr. Helfer as its Superintendent of Schools. Mr. Helfer has proven himself extremely capable in carrying out the numerous duties which his post entails. One of Mr. Helfer's major responsibilities is that of making certain that the Binghamton schools meet the standards required by New York State. They must 'prepare students properly for entrance into college and the business or industrial World. Mr. Helfer fully understands the problems of students, teachers, and par- ents. He has done much to better our schools and to develop them into the vital, respected institutions of which our community is so proud. 6 Z The pupils of Binghamton Central High School are very fortunate in having Mr. Springmann at the head of their school. Mr. Edward T. Springinann, a graduate of Albany State Teachers College, Sees to it in every way possible that we get a well rounded education. He is help- ful and understanding to every student. He is not only ready to help pupils with their education but is present at every basketball and football game, cheering Central on to victory. He also trans- ports the Cheerleaders to some of the games. The students of Central High are very grateful to Mr. Springmann for doing such a tine job. 7 r Counselors 8 Left to right: Mrs. Mary Brown, Miss Lela nl. Rogers, Mrs. Marjorie Hebbard, Mrs. jennie Herrick, Mrs. Genevieve Driscoll. Odoooooooo Qqcoooooo oqooooooo 000000 A7 Mrs. Houpis Secretaries An indispensable part of Central is the very capable secretarial staff which attends to the clerical work connected with running the school. This means answering phones, printing the daily bulletin and special notices, handling all correspondence, ordering supplies, and running the bookroom. Work in the main office is competently handled by Mrs. Edna Mc- Davitt, Mrs. Jennie Herrick, and Mrs. Mar- jorie Hebbard. The secretaries in the coun- selors' offices are Mrs. Florence Houpis and Miss Margaret Linehan. Attendance records are taken care of by Miss Catherine Keenan and Mrs. Mary Brown. The health room is under the supervision of Mrs. Mary Donahue. Mrs. Genevieve Driscoll has charge of the bookroom, while our school accountant, Miss Lela Rogers, keeps our finances straight. QQ.- Mrs. Edna McDavitt Mrs. Mary Donahue 9 l Miss Catherine Keenan Seated: Miss Elizabeth Prior, Miss Mary Gillespie-Chairman, Miss Barbara Hennessex Miss Margaret Brown, Mrs. Ann Crosby. Standing: Mrs. Nina Keane, Mr. Frank LoVuolo, Mrs. ,lohn Lalley. The history department headed by Miss Mary Gillespie strives to acquaint us with the peoples and cultures of the world, and to teach us the duties of responsible citi- zens in a democratic society. Sophomores study world history, while in the junior and senior years students trace the growth and development of our own country. Seniors pursue current events in our own country in addition to completing their study of American history. First Row: Miss Loretta Murphy, Miss Josephine Rosenberg, Miss Edna Brown, Mrs. Edna Hinds, Miss Reta Taylor. Second Row: Mr. john Lannon, Mr. j. Richard Hartigan. Il Cl V I 1 r '-ii' Q Knowledge of foreign lan- guages is becoming more essen- tial every day. To cope with this need Central offers modern languages such as French and Spanish. Latin is also taught to the students. Under the direc- tion of Miss Loretta Murphy these language classes not only teach the native tongue, but also stress the history, back- ground, customs, and current aifairs of the country. To be- come better acquainted with the language which is being studied, outside reading, oral plays, and conversations are frequently used. lt is of great advantage to all pupils to take at least one foreign language. 1- -l A ., . sl l Seated: Miss Ethel Houck, Mrs. Mary Petro, Miss Mary Hinckley, Mrs. Constance Flanni- gan, Miss Helen Foley. Standing: Mr. Abraham Bernstein, Miss Mary Holleran, Mr. john Moore, Miss Avis Balcom, Miss Helen Cusick, Mr. 1. Richard Hartigan, The English department stresses the im- portance of knowing our language. Along with compositions, grammar, and vocabulary development, a study of plays, essays, short stories, and poetry is made by sophomores and juniors. Advanced Literature or General English is offered to seniors. This spring something new was added. Dramatics may now be taken as an elective in addition to the regular English course. Upon graduation a student will find a knowledge of English invaluable to him. F iiilalx Eifihii f . - r . All of the students at Central have at some time or another benefited from the use of the school library. Such a facility close at hand furnishes students with an opportunity to gain useful information for their school sub- jects. If at lunch time a pupil must study for an afternoon class, the library provides a quiet place for work. During the first week of school, sophomores are taught how to use the library correctly. However, when any student needs aid in locating materials, Miss Sara Burns and Mrs. Doris New- comb are always ready to help out. Miss Sara P. Burns, Mrs. Doris Newcomb Mathematics Mrs. Blanche Beers, Mr. John Gable, Miss Muriel Dando, Mrs. Edith Cal- vert, Mr. William Hogan, Miss Virginia johnson. The industrial department or Central, located on the ground floor, gives many young people the vocational training neces- sary for securing a job soon after graduation. Courses in machine, auto, metal, and woodshop for the boys are taught by capable instructors. For those girls who wish to become beauticians, excellent courses in beauty culture are offered. Upon graduation these students are qualified to enter the industrial world and fill roles of usefulness. - J x 'lIi'.3Z.'I'7 f HQ Z 1 Q Industrial In our times when math and science are being stressed, Binghamton Central's Mathematics Department, under the lead- ership of Mrs. Blanche Beers, is meeting the challenge. This program offers an ex- tensive course of study for the prospec- tive scientist or technician. Since mathe- matics is now even more important in our modern-day life, many students take ad- vantage of this nne department' and major in math. The program .offers courses in plane geometry, trigonometry, and ad- vanced algebra. Intermediate algebra is offered in either one or two terms, and solid geometry is offered each spring term. First Row: Mr. Gerald Dischinger, Mr. Frank Clark, Mrs. Elsie Winchell, Mr. Frank A. Collen, Mr. Francis Gorgos. Second Row: Mr. Fred Barrett, Mr. Edward A. Mack, Mr. Harold J. Hess. 12 eated: Miss econd Row : Commercial One of the most popular pro- grams at Central is offered by our science department headed Mr. Donald Doc Roehm, and including Mr. john Grace, Miss Kathryn Hyland, and Mr. jo- seph Vavra. Courses are avail- able in chemistry and physics, these classes are highlighted by laboratory periods in which many fascinating experiments are performed. For a science major ninth grade biology is also required. Margery Peterson, Miss Helen Murphy, Miss Lela Wickham, Miss Katharine E. Miller, Mrs. Frances Bochnak. t ' , . Mrs. Dorothy Hamilton, Miss Alice Lowry, Mr. john Guley, Miss Mary Miller. i if x N XX 'N xx ff f' S3 Science Central offers an excellent program for anyone wishing to enter the busi- ness world. Under the able direction of Miss Katharine Miller this course covers typing, shorthand, business law, business arithmetic, bookkeep- ing, business machines, and other es- sential knowledge needed commer- cially. In addition to students entering business, those pupils who plan to enter college will find typing and shorthand very helpful. A special course in typing is offered to those not registered in the commercial courses. Because of the expert train- ing, Central students fmd excellent opportunities in the business world. Row 1: Mr, Joseph Vavra, Miss Kathryn Hyland. Row 2: Mr. Donald Roehm, Mr. John Grace. 13 Mr Henry Merz Mr. Robert Deyo, Mrs. Kaye Russell, Miss Margaret Frear' Athletics is an important part of every Centralite's life. Under capable instructors, students are taught the fundamentals of many sports. For both boys and girls there are programs of intramural activities including archery, life-saving, hockey, soccer, badminton, volley- ball, tennis, basketball, and baseball, There are j.V. and varsity teams of football, basketball, baseball, track, golf, and swimming. Thus Central is provided with a well-planned program of athletics to keep its students happy and healthy. 'Wi fiiglwf will .Q ll KC Miss Virginia Johnson. MY- .l05CPh Vavra' Miss Anna J. Bloom. 14 E .rw i ,yr-4 fi .1 . iz. I' ' ' 8 . Mg mg , i : Egg Q The structure of the teeth, brain, or bones is no mystery to Centralites. In health classes taught by Miss Anna Bloom and Mr. loseph Vavra, students learn the physical and psycho- logical functions of the mind and body. They also become acquainted with good grooming and nutritional habits. Each student is required to study healthg since it is important to everybody, no one regrets this. If a 'student knows this sub- ject well, he can live a much happier and healthier life. Miss Grace Holcomb Drivin .. ua-sf Miss Elizabeth Stanford, Mrs. Lillian Perkins. Central High's Art Department offers a storehouse of wealth to anyone interested in an art career. The first course, general art, in- troduces the student to all phases of art. A stu- dent wishing further in- struction may enroll in costume, advertising, de- sign, or any other ad- vanced course. The en- tire art department is under Miss Grace Hol- comb's capable instruc- tion. One of the easiest and most convenient ways to get places is by driving. However, in order to drive, one must have a license. Central offers a very thorough course in driving which is ably taught bv Mr, Andrew Harris, The main aim of this course is to help stu- dents become safe and more skillful drivers. Everyone taking a home economics course benefits from it. Central students are offered the chance to participate in an up-to-date homemak- ing program. Future homemakers learn how to plan and prepare nu- tritious meals, as well as fundamentals of interior decorating, p 1 a n n i n g budgets, etiquette, child care and good grooming. Male students may also take this course, but they concentrate mainly on cookery. Cafeteria Row 1: Mrs. Euleta Hayes, Mrs. Reva Andrews, Mrs. Margaret Williams. Row 2: Miss Mildred Morgan, Mrs. Dorothy Ramage. Most of the students at Central never stop to think about who is responsible for the cleanliness of the school building. The persons who keep the bells ringing, ink- wells filled, floors swept, lawn mowed, and the grounds picked up are the custodians. They open the school early every morning, and attend to heating the building, in the evening, they close the school. Many thanks to the efficient custodian crew for their excellent and Centralites all agree that when it comes to good eating and a pleasant atmosphere, our cafeteria can't be beaten. Here a full course meal is oFfered each day including milk, a main dish, a vegetable, and dessert. Many a la carte dishes are also available, such as salads, soup, sandwiches, and ice cream. If they wish, students may bring their own lunches and purchase only milk. Many thanks are due the cafe- teria staff for providing the student body with such tasty and enjoyable meals, and for making lunchtime so pleasant an interval between morning and after- noon classes. ustodians Bottom: Mr. William Ford, Mr. Thomas Connelly, Mr. Paul A. Garruto, Mrs. Mary Mack. Top: Mr. Charles L. Shute, Mr. George A. Foster, Mr. Edward Sheehy, Mr. Michael Hudak. 16 . bl w 5 . 4 .0 . l n ..- ,. pa. Q n., XX x M 0090 Af Wir 1,1 ,, Wh, f Q, fi 3 .vw :Q V , , 5. . ww f w i if fx! JUDITH ALLEN JUDY I.V. Choir 12,3,435 Student Staff 1335 Tumbling 1335 Red Cross Repre- sentative 123. Course: Academic. DONALD ANDERSON DON Intramural Basketball 12,335 Football 12,335 Volle ball 12,335 Com- mencement Playg Representative 1235 Scholarship Awards 12,335 Cap and Gown Committee. Course: College. BRUCE ANDREW LEE Varsity Swim Team 12,335 Interclass Swim Meet 12,3,43, Awards 13,43. Course: College. NANCY MARIE BARLOW NAN Junior Lifesaving 1235 Senior Lif ' 1335 S t Pl d 435 .V. Choir 123, Varsity Choir 13,43, .ff?va!iid1g13,435 G93 sRepai':seirTtactive '143, Alternate 12,435 Scholarship Awards 12,3,435 Science Club 12,3,43, Vice President 1435 Pep Club 12,435,Honor Graduate 1435 Commencement Committee 143. Course: Academic-Mathematics. MARILYN BARNES Basketball 1335 Baseball 1235 Badminton 1335 The Island 1435 Red Cross Representative 1235 J.V. Cheerleading 123. Course: Academic. CHARLES BARRY CI-IUC K Author and Director of The lsland 5 Commencement Committee5 Commencement Play. Course: College. 4 V . , A. . ij 5 t. if v n,m1yg m.3ym.1H1' XXV3 HIJPFZ lltllpl. lllillllllu ,. . - H JUHN fjxNNuN LXRNII-.l.-K I Wnlll jyxgqiltg 411551: JUNE CHERRO Softball 1235 Hockey 1235 G.O. Representative 1.23, G.O. Alternate 1435 Secretary of Senior Class 1435 Student Staff, Clinic 1235 Scholarship Awards 12,335 Honor Society 1435 j.V. Cheerleading 133, Award 1335 Pep Club 1335 Chairman junior Prom Decorations Committee 1335 Chairman Tickets and Programs Senior Prom Committee 1435 Red Cross Representative 12,335 Usher 1435 Class Notable- Best Natured Girl 143. Course: Academic. DONNA CLIFFORD Basketball 12,335 Volleyball 12,335 Hockey 1335 Badminton 1335 Representative 123, G.O. Alternate 1335 Student Staff 1235 Scholarship Awards 12,335 Pep Club 1335 Junior Prom Decorations Committee 1335 Senior Prom Decorations Committee 1435 Red Cross Alternate 12,335 Dramatics Club 123. Course: Academic. SANDRA COWAN SANDY Basketball 12,335 Volle ball 1335 Hocke 1335 Star Struck 1235 The Trysting Place 1335 Co-director of 1Iratitude 5 G.O. Alternate 1335 G.O. Treasurer 1435 Class Notable-'Tlrl Most Likely to Succeed 5 Scholarship5Awards 12,335 Honor Society 1435 Red Cross Alternate 123, Red Cross Representative 1335 Pep Club 1235 Science Club 12,335 Dra- matics Club 12,3,435 Gymnastics Club 1435 Commencement Committee. Course: College. WILLIAM DACEY BILL Intramural Basketball 12,335 Intramural Football 123. Course: Academic. SHARON DALE SI-IASH G.O. Alternate 1235 Scholarship Awards 12,335 Honor Society 143: Red Cross 13,43, Vice-President 143, Two Awards5 Pen Club 1235 Y-Teens 143, Publicitg Manager 1435 Tri-Hi-Y 13,435 Class Notable- Class Plugger 5.Al ert Schweitzer Organization 1435 Honor Graduate5 Nota- ble Committee. Course: College. NORMAN DARCH NORM Varsity Swim 1335 Intramural Football 1235 Intramural Swim 1235 G.O. Alternate 123. Courser Academic. 10 7. ..f.. 321 3,355.5 mga, 5:'g,g1f5Ag3,w- - fa 351335-,y1.,,, eg. ggi-vQs..53? e .... M W,-fl if.. .. .9 . w wu. ' 37 JI illlTll Al.I.l'1N I3ftfN1l,I'! ANIJHRSUN mutirg ,'1Xl3RI'1W ff - at 5, , 3 N XNV3 Nl Xlllll liilllllw Nl Hill 3 N WXKNIQH 1Ill.1mJ,,:S B-XRRY WILLIAM BENDERT BILL Varsity Swimming 123. Course: Academic. NANCY BLISS Pan Annual 13,43, Business Stalf, Award 1335 Basketball 12,3,435 Vol- leyball 12,3,435 Softball 12,335 Badminton 13,435 Soccer 13,435 Hockey 12,3,435 Senior Life Saving 1335 Three Minor Awards 12,335 Color Guard Alternate 1435 G.O. Representative 143, G.O. Alternate 1235 Student Staff 1435 Scholarship Awards 12,3,435 Honor Society 243, Secretary 1435 Lit Club 1435 G.A.A. 12,3,435 Gymnastics Club 1335 ap and Gown Committee 1435 Usher 1435 Pa Central Day Skit 1335 Class Notable- Best All-Around 'Girl. Course: College. HAZEL BOOROM HAZIE Hockey 12,335 Volleyball 12,3,435 Basketball 12,3,435 The Island 5 Science Club 12,3,435 Secretary-Treasurer5 Tri-Hi-Y 13,43. Course: Commercial. JOHN CANNON JACK Varsity Bowling 13,43, Awards 13,43, Course: Academic. CARMELA CAPOZZI CARMIE J.V. Choir 12,335 Student Staff 13,43, Award5 Scholarship Award 133. Course: Commercial. JANICE CARR JAN Softball 1235 j.V. Choir 12,335 Student Stat? 1335 Senior Prom Com- mittee5 Usher for Graduation 13,43. Course: Commercial. :mg a .,.. 5 f 1 n JIM-1 rzmxmm HIINXK cQi,lFt'mxiJ I MWIU UN MN ii: ii 3 XXILLIAWI DULICX NIIHUNPQ lHl.l'Z NORMAN' IMBKIH MARTHA DELANEY MIT Pan Annual C3,45, Co-Picture Editor C45, Award C459 Junior Life Saving C259 Volleyball C3,459 Hockey C459 Soccer C3,459 Basketball C359 Calisthenics C459 Softball C259 Band C2,3,45, Social Chairman C45, Award C2,359 Orchestra C2,3,45, Secretary C35, Vice-President- Treasurer C45, President C45, Award C2,359 G.O. Alternate C2,459 Scholarship Awards C2,3,459 Honor Society C459 G.A.A. C2,3,459 Lit Club C3,45, Sergeant-At-Arms' Red Cross C35' Sectional All-State Band C259 Commencement Committee C459 Class Notable-- Class Journalist. Course: College. JOHN DEMER JACK, DEMS PV. Volleyball C25, Varsity C35, Award c2,3JQ I.V. Basketball C359 ntramural Basketball c2,35Q Intramural Football C259 Intramural Vol- leyball C359 Varsity Choir C2,3,45, Award C2,3,459 G.O. Representa- tive C35, G.O. Alternate C35. Course: Academic. GERALDINE DENNISON GERI Basketball C2,359 Tennis C359 Softball C2,359CT.V. Choir C259 G.O. Representative C359 Student Staff C459 Red ross Alternate C2,359 G.A.A. C359 Pep Club C25. Course: Commercial. GERALD DINO JERRY, TERRY G.O. Alternate C259 Two Scholarship AW3fdSQ Class Notable- ?:uietest BOYHQ Usher for Night of Music9 Commencement Committee. ourse: Academic. DOLORES DOOLITTLE D Tennis C459 Scholarship Awards C2,3,4,Q Honor Society C459 Tri-Hi-Y C2,3,459 Red Cross Alternate C35. Course: College. MARY DUNCAN Basketball C2,359 Volleyball C25, Champion Team C259 Girl's Volley- ball Plzayday C259 Badminton C2,359 Tennis C259 Hockey C259 Dra- matics lub C3,45, Award9 Tri-Hi-Y C2,359 G.A.A. C2,35, Minor Better Award C259 Russian Dance Group C259 Delegate to Safety Driving Council Conference C459 Student Director Stuffed Owls C359 Under- study Junior Miss C359 Student Handbook Committee C359 Triple Cities Sports Day C259 Grandma Central in Pa Central Day Skit C359 Graduation Class Night Usher C25. Course: Academic. NNN l4'l.l.lNfLER INRIHIM l-1llXlIVQl9lII 1 W J 'i' ,k J? 5955 HARVIN EPSTI'll V ICIANS WHKN XXX lflillr CAROLYN FISH HFISHIET' Volleyball C2,3,459 Softball C2,3,459 Basketball C2,3,459 Hockey C2,3,45: Synchronized Swim C359 Soccer C2,359 Russian Dancing C259 Badmin- ton C359 Archery C359 G.A.A. Awardg G.O. Representative C2,459 Pep .Club. Course: Academic-Mathematics. SHARON FOLMSBEE S'HA J.V. Choir C259 Varsity Choir C2,3.45, Awards C3.459 Student Staff C259 Pep Club C2,45C I.V. Cheerleading C25, Award C259 Varsity ihegrleader C351 Notable Committee C459 Dance Band C2,35. Course: 4 C3 CITIIC. MARVIN FREY MARV I.V. Bowling C2,35. Course: Academic. JOHN FRITCHLEY JACK Course: College. LAWRENCE GAFFNEY GAFF I.V. Football C25, Varsity Football 33,459 Award C3,459 J.V. Baseball C25, Varsity C3,45, Award C3,459 ootball- Most Valuable Player AW3fd,'Q G.O. Representative C459 Scholarship Awards C2,359 Honor Society C452 Class Notable- Class Athlete 9 Block B Club C35. Course: College. HAROLD GARBOOSHIAN, JR. ROCCO I.V. Football C25, Varsity Football C3,45, Award C2,459 Commence- rcnent Play9 G.O. Representative C259 Scholarship Award C25. Course: o ege. 20 xmrriu inctxwzs Join iii-Aim: rziznuimi-, ni,xx9t..C 'i 7'W'l' UW' lM5l,0Rl-L5 imm.i'f'm1 sum in wus CI-IARLENE ELDRED Hockey C259 G.O. Representative C25, G.O. Alternate C359 Scholarship Award C359 Red Cross Alternate C459 junior Prom Committee C359 Senior Prom Committee C459 Two N.O.M.A. Spelling Awards C359 Pep Club C259 Class Notable- Prettiest Girl. Course: Commercial. ANN ELLINGER Senior Class Play, The Island 9 Scholarship Awards C2,359 Honor ROCICTIY-C459 Honor GFZGUHYEQ Class Notable- Class Artist. Course: C3 CITIIC. BABSI BARBARA EMMINGER Bowling C2,3,459 Basketball C259 Volleyball C259 Badminton C839 Sirzfti 9 e ball C459 Head Drum Majorette C2,3,459 G.O. Alternate Cross'Alternate C2,359 Student Staff C259 Senior Prom Decoration Lommittee. Course: Academic. UMARVD MARVIN EPSTEIN Varsity Track C45, Award C459 Intramural Football C259 Intramural Basketball C2,35Q Foul Shooting Contest C352 Commencement Play C459 Scholarship Award C359 Block B Club C459 Prom Committee C45. Course: College. GERALD EVANS JERRY Course: Academic-Mathematics. MARY ANN FEDO MAR Basketball C2,359 Volleyball CZ,359 Softball C459 J.V. Choir C25. Course: Academic. 'i'W'l-Y WSU smnm ifnlaismeri 'JWYIN WHS jnllh FRI'l'C,f1l,I-lj l.AWRIf.fH.l', C,Al'f'?XkY IMRHLD WILLIAM GEDER BILLY J.V. Basketball C235 Varsity Basketball C3,435 G.O. Alternate C33- Course: Academic-Mathematics. tl YY ELAINE GEORGE SPOOKS Basketball C235 Majorette C2,3,435 Student.Sti-15 C239 G-O- RCDYCSCM3' tive C235 G.O. Alternate C335 Scholarshlzl Award C335 Red UCr0sS Alternate C435 Senior Prom Committee 435 Class Notable- Class Giggler. Course: Commercial. ll RICHARD GIBLIN HGIBBY Pan Annual Write-up Stat? C435 P311 NCWSPSDCY, News Staff C439 Award C435 Graduation Play C435 G.O. Representative C239 GO- Al' ternate C435 Key Club C3,435 Dramatlcs Club C3,-135 Intramural Foot- ball C2,3,435 Intramural Basketball C23. Course: College. I CHARLES GIBSON HGIBBY' J.V. Football C23, Varsity Football 13,435 J.V. Baseball 62,335 Intra- mural Basketball C2,335 Block B Club, President. Course: Academic- Commercial. ll N PATRICIA GooDEI.1. A PAT Gymnastics C335 Basketball C2,33' Tumbling C239 Volleyball C293-435 Badminton C335 Archery C335 Hockey C2.33: Color Guard C345- Student Staff C2,3,43, Award5 Art Clubl C435 Red Cross Representative C23' Tri-Hi-Y C235 Pa Central Day Skit C439 SCTUOY Prom Commlttee C432 Junior Prom Committee C335 Entertainment and Band Committee C43. Course: Academic. SAMUEL GRANATA SAM G.O. Reoresentative C335 Senior Class Treasurer. Course: College. 'FIIQNMF mu. to -dv ' I lll-INK ll NNKFIX l'Yl'lll1lll ll KHIZIS :M - 49 4 ,M if ' l'RlStlll,l,fS IHRSH l kTlllCl9X lllbl,ll3 llllllilili llll lxlfh MARCIA HICKEY Basketball C2,335 Volleyball C2,335 Softball C235 Slimnastics C335 Hockey C3,435 Soccer C2,335 Football Mascoteer C435 ,Tunior Class aecretary5 Peip Club C235 Pa Central Day Skit C2,3,435 Class Notable- 'Best Dresse Girl. Course: College. DONNA HUDAK ?an Annual C3,43, Business Staff, Award5 Volleyball C2,335 Basketball 2,335 Softball C2,335 Tri-Cities Sports Day C235 J.V. Clloir C3,435 Qrchestrah C2,3,43, Librarian, Vice-President, Treasurer, Awards C2,335 scholarship Awards C2,335 Honor Society C435 Red Cross Representa- lve and Alternate C3,435 Pep Club 62,335 Science Club C2,335 Class llotable- Most Talkative Girl 5 ommencement Committee C43. ,ourse: College. RICHARD JOHNSON DICK larsl? Choir C2,3,435. Intramural Volleyball5 Intramural Touch Foot- all. ourse: Academic-Commercial. RICHARD KENNY DICK .V. Basketball C23, Varsity C2,3,43, Award C2,3,43: ,I.V. Baseball C235 foul Shooting Contest Clst Place3 C2,33, Award C2,335 Block B lub C3,43. Course: Academic-Mathematics. 1AROL KESSLER KES an Newspaper Head Typist C435 Swim Meet C23, 2 Awards C235 Spreading the News C435 Student Staff C435 Dramatics Club C43. ourse: Commercial. IARGUERI TE KLIMEK COOKIE wo N.O.M.A. Spelling Awards C3,435 Scholarship Awards C2,335 lass Notable- Quletest Girl. Course: Commercial. 21 i s I' I 3 Vfll.l.lfl'll Gliblflli lCl.3lNlQ Clflltltllli Rlllllllllll lllllI.lV 'C' lflldlil-P35 45ll3Pif'3 l'3'I'Ill1ill l9lN3l3l1l,l. Still lil. QLIUN,-VIA THOMAS HALL THUNDER j.V. Wrestling. Course: Academic. DIANE HANKEY SCOTTY Course: Commercial. PATRICIA HARRIS PAT j.V. Choir C33, Varsity Choir C3,43, Award C43. Course: Academic- Commercial. PRISCILLA HARSH PENNY Hockey C2,3,435 Soccer C2,3,435 Volleyball C2,3,435 Basketball C2,335 Gymnastics C435 Major Athletic Award C435 Senior Life Saving C235 Synchronized Swim Show C435 Athlete of the Month C435 G.O. Repre- Eernative C335 Scholarship Awards C2,3,435 G.A.A. C3,3,43. Course: o ege. PATRICIA HAWLEY PAT Physical Education Exhibition C235 Basketball Play Day C2,335 Gym- nastics C2,335 Ping Pong C235 Basketball C2,3,43, 2 Awards5 Softball C2,3,43, 1 Award5 Volleyball C2,3,43, 1 Award5 Hockey C2,3,435 1 Award5 Tumbling C235 Triple Cities Sports Day C2,33, 1 Award5 Ten- nis C335 2 Major Letters5 Soccer Award5 Color Guard C2,335 Red Cross Representative C235 Red Cross Alternate C335 G.A.A. C2,3,43. Secretary-Treasurer C23, President C335 Class Notable- Girl Athlete. Course: Academic. BEVERLY HICKEY BEV Pan Annual C2,3,43, Business, Layout Staffs, Awards C2,335 Basket- hall C2,335 Volleyball C2,335 Soccer C235 Hockey C335 Senior Life Saving C335 Tri-Cities Sports Day C2,335 Varsity Clloir C435 Band C2,3,43, Awards C2,335 Orchestra C2,3,43, Librarian C43, Awards C2,335 SCllOl3l'Shll3 Awards C2,335 Honor Society C43, General OHicer5 Science Club C2,3,43, Secretary C33, Treasurer C435 Synchronized Swim C335 Tumbling and Apparatus Cluh C235 Red Cross C235 G.A.A. g:2,g,43, Awards C2,3,435 Commencement Committee C43. Course: o ege. ...,. , . , , ... H gi. , ani ,5.- l 4- 4 5. we so 1,5 'Q i flgtt y x a' If Ego 'CUZ' ef 5' f .-1-'Z--as t- ' tg 35,5 dig ' f Ti , ego ll' ,, 4 - 55553552355 45 A . 5 ,5 L Pffftff NMRCIA lllitxm I .nosm Hl mx . Hlfilltlill IUIINSUN 5 llkllltl, KIAINSLI-LR H tltlil lf1l'!I'l'li Kl.l1ll'Ilx JOYCE KNISKERN JO-gO Basketball 12,435 Ping Pong 1435 Minor Sports Letter 5435 and 12,3,43, Awards 12,33, Librarian 1435 G.O. Alternate 1435 cholarship- Awards 13,435 -Honor Society 1435 Red Cross Representative 1335 Notables Committee 1435 Honor Graduate 143. Course: Academic. ROBERT KOSTELNIK BOB Varsity Choir. Course: Commercial. SEYMOUR KRUSHANSKY EDDY Football 12,335 Wrestling 13,435 j.V. Choir 133. Course: Academic. ELSIE KUSHNER The Island 143. Course: Commercial. RICHARD LELIK DICK ' I.V. Baseball 133, Award5 Varsity Baseball 143, Award. Course: Commercial. SARA LEON SALLY Basketball 12,3,435 Senior Life Saving 1235 Tri-Cities Play Day 13,435 Badminton 13,43, Doubles Champion5 Volleyball 12,335 Gymnastics 1435 Hockey 1335 Minor Award 1335 J.V. Choir 123, Varsity Choir 123143, 5CCretaH' 143, Award 13,435 G.O. Alternate 1435 Scholarship Awards 13,435 onor Society 1435 Mascoteer5 Pa Central Day 13,435 Class Notable Committee. Course: Academic. LESKO HTH!! llftlll ivlxltlilfl-, l.l llll. me M RONU.ll LYNCH RUSH WIAIMIIMX ROSE MARCELLO ROSIE Gi-rl's Treasurer of Graduating Class5 Student Staff 13,43, Award 1435 Scholarship Awards 13,435 Honor Society 1435 Red Cross 1435 Senior Prom Committee5 Three Years Perfect Attendance Certificate 1435 Class Notable- Girl Joker. Course: Commercial. MARGARET MCCARTHY MARG Student Staff 1435 Class Notable- Class Couple. Course: Commercial. BEVERLY MCMANUS BEV Archery 13,435 Badminton 1235 Basketball 12,3,435 Bowling 1235 Hockey 12,3,435 Life Saving 12,335 Ping Pong 12,335 Soccer 12,3,435 Softball 12,3,435 Swim Meets 12,3,435 Tennis 1235 Volleyball 12,3,435 Awards 12,3,435 4 Major Sports Awards5 Gymnastic Club5 Triple Cities Sports Days5 Girls' Athletic Association5 Dance Club. Course: Academic. ANTOINETTE MICALIZZI MICKEY Student Staff 1335 Scholarship Awards 12,335 Commencement Commit- tee5 Honor Graduate. Course: Academic-Mathematics. HOWARD MILLARD HOWIE Varsity Swim Team 1235 Varsity Track 13,435 Varsity Volleyball 1335 T.V. Bowling 1235 Intramural Trophy 1Third Place3 1435 Band 12,335 Chess Club 123. Course: Academic. JUDITH MINER JUDY Basketball 12,3,435 Volleyball 12,335 Softball 12,3,435 Hockey 12,335 Soccer 12,335 Gymnastics 1435 Badminton 13,43, School Singles Champion 143, Tri-Cities Doubles Champion 1435 Tri-Cities Play Day 13,435 Synchronized Swimming 1435 Senior Life Saving 1235 Mayor Award 1335 Varsity Choir 12,3,43, Secretary, Award 13,435 Color Guard 13,435 G.O. Representative 1335 Scholarship Awards 12,335 Honor Society 1435 Girl's State Delegate 1335 Red Cross 1435 G.A.A. 12,3,435 Pa Central Day Skit 13,435 Senior Prom Committee 143. Course: College. 22 q4 Ijigcxx 192 .lwmii-Q lxXlSlxlilf3 lllllihltl 111511: kl s11x1t11 1.111.111 Mm 1,1301 MARY ANNE M. LESKO Pan Newspaper Advertising Staff 12,3,43, 2 Awards5 Hockey5 Volley- ball5 Band 12,3,43, 2 Awards5 Scholarship, 2 Awards5 Honor So- ciety 1435 Science Club 12,33, Secretary5 Commencement Committee. Course: College. LUCILLE LEVITT ZECE At Marathon Central High School: Yearbook 1l,235 Newspaper 11,235 Intramural Basketball 11,235 Intramural Volleyball 11,235 Varsity Choir 113, Course: Academic. GEORGE LUTZIC Varsity Football 133, Manager 123, J.V. Football 123, Award 12,3,435 ,l.V. Basketball 12,43, Varsity Basketball 143, Award 1435 Track 143, Award 1435 Varsity Choir 12,3,43, Treasurer 1235 Papa Central Skit 'Flattop 5 Vice-President of Junior Class5 G.O. Treasurer 12-3, Award 1235 Super Senior5 Scholarship Awards 12,435 Honor Society 1435 Block B Club 143 Red Cross. Course: College. JAMES LYNCH JIM Course: Academic-Commercial. RONALD LYNCH RON Course: Academic-Commercial, ROSE MALCHAK ROSE Volleyball 1235 Hockey 1235 Softball 1335 Basketball 1235 Choir 1235 Student Staff 1435 G.A.A. 1235 Red Cross Representative 133. Course: Academic-Commercial. '.i' . ..... sv' I W, . 1. lilihl-, Xl l1lilll l,l.U 31 SIIG Xlll-.I 3i1'4'3li lll3 Iilzl lilil3 WM XXI '- XX'Ii1llXH'I'fk ,,11,,1,,,,,, 111111 XRI3 3lll.l,tltl3 ,ll lllilll 3llNl'.l! JANE MITCHELL JANIE Gymnastics 1435 Shullleboard 1435 Tennis 1435 Basketball 13,435 Vol- leyball 12,335 Hockey 1235 Scholarship Awards 12 335 Honpr Society E435 Red Cross 123, Award5 Tri-Hi-Y 12,3,43, Vice-President 1335 ap and Gown Committee. Course: College. THOMAS MURRAY TI'IUMPER QV. Football 123, Varsity Football 1335 I.V. Baseball 123, Varsity aseball 13,435 Intramural Basketball 1235 Spreading the News 143. Course: Academic. ERIC NELSON EKE Varsity Swimmin 1235 Varsity Golf 1235 Senior Life Saving 1335 Chess Club 133. Course: College. ' JUDITH NELSON RED Basketball 1235 Band 12,3,43, Award 12335 The Island 5 Scholarship Awards 12,3,435 Honor' Society 1435 Islonor Graduate5 Notable Com- mittee. Course: Academic-Commercial. SALLY ANN NORTON HSAREY-ANN Bowling 12,3,435 Badminton 1435 Softball 1235 Archery 143' Basket- ball 1235 G.O. Alternate 1235 G.O. Representative 1235 P31 Club 1335 Junior Prom Committee5 Senior Prom Committee5 Red ross Repre- sentative 133. Course: Academic-Mathematics. FRANCIS O'CONNOR FRANK J.V. Baseball 12,335 Pa Central Skit 12,3,435 G.O. Representative t1:2,3,435 Key Club 12,3,43, Chairman of Board of Governors 143. ourse: College. 4551555 R mm QQIHKIJCS UTIH I.l-LLA l'Jsl11'l'7,l3l.l3 if 5 E M M J 5 .Mt f rf life if 5 Z, rf -,aff ,ff'.ZQTW AZ 1 -4 at 51, it Q 1 3 4 5 FIFWYA PAHVIAX JUNVGE PKSSINIFIYT l'lUl.lP I'M'l.IK DONNA PERCHINSKY DON J.V. Choir 12,33-5 The Island 1435 Rifle Club 12,335 Pep Club 123. Course: Academic-Commercial. DAVID PETRAS DAVE Football 123, Award, Varsity Football 13,43, Award 1435 Varsity Swimming.12,3,435 G.O. Alternate 1435 Scholarship-Three Awards5 Honor Society 1435 Keg Club 13,43, Vice-President 1435 Class Notable - Handsomest Boy. ourse: College. MICHAEL PETRAS MIKE I.V. Football 12,33, Varsity 143, Award 12 3,435 ,T.V. Choir 1235 G.O. glternate 1235 Scholarship Awards 12,335 I-Ionor Society 143. Course: o ege. MARCIA-LOU PURDY Basketball 1235 Volleyball 1335 Softball 1235 Color Guard 12,3,435 Papa Central Dayg Senior Prom Committee5 Junior Prom Committee. Course: Academic-Commercial. JUDY ANN RAPPLEYEA SKIPPER J.V. Choir 1235 Varsity Choir 13,43. Course: Commercial. RICHARD RHODES DICK Scholarship Award 123 Course: College. 23 ARTHUR ORR ART Course: Commercial. CHARLES OTIS CHARLIE I.V. Volleyball 12,335 Intramural Football 1235 G.O. Representative 143. Course: College. LELA PAETZOLD LEE Senior Life Saving 1335 Basketball 1335 J.V. Choir 12,335 Tri-Hi-Y 13,335 PAL Bowling 1235 Red Cross Representative 133. Course: ca emic. SONYA ANN PAHULAK SONNIE Basketball 12,335 Volleyball 12,335 Tennis 1235 I.V. Choir 12,335 G.O. Representative 13,435 Student Staff 12,335 Co-chairman of Senior Prom Committee5 Publicity Committee5 Class Notable- Class Flirt 5 Usher for Graduation. Course: Academic-Commercial. JOANNE PASSIMENT MEATBALL Course: Academic-Commercial. PHILIP PAVLIK PHIL Pan Newspaper Feature Writer 13,43, Editor-in-Chief 143, Awards 13,435 Band 12,3,43, Awards 12,335 G.O. Representative 1235 Scholar- ship Awards 12,3,435 Honor Society 143, President 1435 Hi-Y 12,3,43, Chaplain, Vice-President, President, President of Area Council5 Science Club 1I2f3,435 Latin Club 1435 Delegate to U.N. Model Assembly 1335 NYSS A Solo and Ensemble Awards 12,3,435 Class Notable- Boy Brain 1435 All-State Sectional Band 123. Course: College. A ti 1, is . IIUNXA PERf1l5ll3V9K'I' D XVII! PKTR AS Nllllll WI. l'li'l'l-I KS . .. . Rltillfl MRD KHUINQSE NANCYANNE RIDDELL NANCE J.V. Choir 1335 Student Stat? 12,3,43. Course: Commercial. P N Ph t h 12,33, Award5 Varsity Choir 12,3,43, 2 Axiardsiws ililidepnt S,tgigfral12F3r3, Award5- Science Club 12,3,435 Stagc Crew 12,3,43, Award. Course: Academic. JESSE RINEER 5 CATHERINE ROBINSON . KITTY Soccer 1435 Scholarship Awards 12,333 PEP Club 123: I-211111 Club 147- Course: College. JAMES RYAN JIM J'.V. Football 123. Course: Academic. STEPHEN SCOTT STEVE . . B b ll 2,3 , V 't B b ll 143, A rd 1435 I.V. Basketball 1235 Vijssiiiy Vollieybal1lFSl1i3,4:3?eAward 12,3335 G.O. Representative 12,335 Block B Club. Course: College. PATRICIA SI-IEA PAT Student Staff 1235 Senior Prom Committee 143. Course: Commercial- Secretarial Practice. .iq 4 If H ,N A 3 I t Q22 .54 . XXVLN' SfI'lflAl33lAN iii 3 3 usixrii S'l'll.l.l'l'l' tw lu. xxx -'rn in xixm ixxuf lillllllll ,ui-sr lltXl.l'R 1 xrmiizixia miizixf-in Milla in ix Sl'lil'lll N -tori i'x'i'im.it -in-Qi NANCY STEADMAN NANCE Red'Cross Alternate 1435 Pep Club 133, Course: Academic-Language. JOSEPH STILLITTANO CHO-PO J.V. Football 123, Award 123, Varsity Football 13,43, Award 1435 Intramural Basketball 13,435 Block B Club. Course: Academic- Commercial. JO-ANN STRAIT Volleyball 12,335 Tumbling 1235 Gymnastic Club 1335 Color Guard 1Z,3,435 Student Stat? 1235 Pa Central Day Skit 1435 Junior Prom Committee5 Senior Prom Committee. Course: College. JOHN SULLIVAN SULLY ,l.V. Basketball 123, Varsity Basketball 13,43, Award 13,435 J.V. Base- ball 123, Varsity Baseball 13,43, Awards 13,435 Dance Band 1435 Papa Central Day Skitg G.O. Representative 1335 President of Senior Class: President of Junior Class5 Vice-President ot' G.O. 1435 Super Senior: Scholarship-Tliree Awards5 Honor Society 1435 Block B Club: Class Notable- Most Popular Boy. Course: College. GENEVIEVE TEAGUE GENNY Tennis 1435 Senior Life Saving 1435 j.V. Choir 123, Varsity Choir 12,3,43, Awards 13,435 Treasurer 133, President 1435 G.O. Secretary 1435 Public Speaking Award 1335 Typical Teenager of 1957 Award 1435 Honor Society 1435 Pep Club 12,3,435 Tri-Hi-Y 12,3,43, Chaplain 123 Secretary 1335 Red Cross 12343, Secretary 133 President 143: Awards 13,435 Class Notable- M'ost Poiular Girl 5 Sixper Senior 1435 Y-Teens 143, Treasurer 1435 ,T.V. Cheerleader 123 Captain 123 Varsity Cheerleader 13,-13, Awards 13,43, Captain 133, Co-Captain 143 Notable Committeeg Albert Schweitzer Organization 143. Course: Acailemic-Mathematics. ROSEAN TERRIS - A i .,. I I VV.KV. .Z ,- , f ' 'fiffg 4 - ' ' ,'i. V' fiig If ' l' .V ' t-,' -.. - 1 Q Join stt,t.lttx KLIKZXIZXIIIYII lrmui ti icusi-Lu 'l'lfl!liIF SANDRA P. TOKARSKY SANDY Intramural Sports 12,335 Varsity Choir 133, j.V. Choir 1235 Student Staff 1435 Scholarship Awards 1435 Notables Committee5 Reil Cross Alternate. Course: Academic-Mathematics. KATHERINE TRUESDELL KATHY Pan Newspaper Advertising Staff 13,43, Advertising Manager 143, Awards 13,435 Volleyball 1335 Hockey 1435 Softball 1435 Tennis 1435 Gymnastics 1335 Orchestra 12,3,43, Treasurer 133, President 143, Awards 12,3,435 G.O. Alternate 1335 Scholarship Awards 12,335 Honor Society 1435 Varsity Choir 62343, Awards 13,435 Lit Club 13,43, Attendance Officer 1435 Red ross Representative 1435 Usher 23435 Class Notable- Girl Musician 5 Notab es Committee. Course: ollege. PATRICIA TSCHOPP PAT Archery 1435 Starstruck 5 Student Staff 1435 Red Cross 12,3,43, Secretary 1435 Award5 Dramatics Club 12,3,43. Course: Academic. GRETCHEN VAN KUREN GRETCH 'Tlrgting Place 5 Dramatics Club 12,3,43 5 Red Cross 123, Award5 Tri- i-Y 12,3,43, Historian5 Pa Central Day 1Betsy3. Course: Academic-Mathematics. SABINA VARSIK Pan Newspaper Typist 1435 Student Staff 1335 Science Club 12,33. Course: Commercial-Secretarial Practice. STEWART WALLS STEW I.V. Football 12,33, Most Valuable Player 133, Varsity Football 143. Award 1435PJ.V. Volleyball 123, Varsity Volleyball 13,43, Award 1435 Basketball oul Shooting Contest 1235 Intramural Swimming, Two Awards5 CLO. Representative 12,3,435 Scholarship Awards 13,435 Honor Society S835 Block B Clubg Empire Boys State, Assemblyman5 As- Eernbly ommittee5 Class Notable- Best All-Around Boy. Course: o ege. 24 Basketball 12,335 Volleyball 12,335 Hockey 1235 G.O. Representative 12,335 Student Stat? 12,335 Scholarship Awards 1335 Pep Club 1235 Dance Club 143. Course: Academic. iil ., L , ' N J -'11 A' 5 4, in ., sxxmzi in imtutsm Mtiimtixi: 'llilliilll-1l.l. l s'l'RllZ!S 'lwjuqippl .'.7fU5z Lift , 5:-3515955 -. 5 T Q. . ,fe - ' . - A 5 : , I ' w,:,2fgt'ss5f i '5Fs3?:Z'.. .:s.z,1r. , 1 'llll5lii-lllfx 3fIHlNl NPT3 F-HHN X X XRSIK STl'T3Yv'tR'l' it 81.15 GLORIA JEAN WALRATH GENI Pan Annual 123,431 Write-137 and Layout StaKs, Two Awardsg Pan Newspaper 13,43 ews Sta , Bu iness Manager 143, Two Awards5 Annual Sports ay at U.E. 12,335 i.V. Choir Acco anist 123, Varsity Choir Accompanist 12,3,43, Award5 Band 62,3,43, Esararian 133 Vice- President-Treasurer 143, Two Awards5 rchestra 12 3,434 Librarian 43, Two Awards5 G.O. Representative 1435 Scholars ip Awards 2,3,435 Honor Society 1435 Science Club 62,335 Lit Club 1435 Debate lub 13,4g, Treasurer 143, Award, I.V. ebate Team 1435 National Merit Sc olarship Finalist 1435 Graduation Usher 13 435 Tri-Hi-Y 12,.3,43, Treasurer l1I33, President 143 Two Awardsg Vice-Pre ident '1' lC A YC 'l4 bl MdlUNAs ripe ities rea i- ouncix13' eegate to o e . . sem- bly 133- Delegate to State Hi- Youth and Government Assembly 1435 Commencement Committee5 Class Notable- Girl Bram 5 EHSSMA Solo and Ensemble Awards 13,435 Latin Club 143. Course: o ege. LINDA WEAVER LINDY Tennis 2435 Student Stal! 133- Scholarshi Awards 623,435 Honor Society 435 Tri-Hi-Y 12,3,435 Pep Club 1233. Course: ollege. ANTHONY WIEGERS BUDDY G.O. Altemate. Course: Academic. KAREN WILBUR WILBS Hockez' 12,335 Basketball 12,335 Softball 1235 Volleyball 1335 Student Stagg 2,35-135 Scholarship Awards 1235 Gymnastics lub. 13,43. Course: o e. KATHERINE WILCOX KATHYf' Soccer 12,335 Hockey 12,3,435 Tennis 1335 Volleyball 1335 Synchro- nized Swim SS35 Junior Life Saving 123' Softball 1335 Basketball 2235 Student taff 13543, Award 1435 Pep Club 1235 Gymnastics Club 4 . Course: Academic. NORMAN ZECCA NORM Class Notable- Boy Joker 5 Intramural Swim 143. Course: College. FERN ZENDLE Camera-Shy Classmates JOHN KOCIK Course: Academic-Industrial. EDWARD LYNCH SQUIRRELY Course: College. MURLE JOSEPH MORGAN Course: Academic. MARY SIEDLECKY Pep Club 62,335 Girls' Intramurals, l Award5 Red Cross Representa- tive 143. , ourse: Academic-Commercial. 25 L ,i ma? fix' 5-Q ' .31 1, Q uttg fsmma JI-.ua ummm .WYHUNY WIFQGFQRS mmm Wilplik FERN ZENDLE P N N R o ter 143, Award 435 Tennis 1435 Orches- tr3.n13,:3,i5g:vI:2i'd F51 GFDOT Alternate 1335 'Student Staff.143, Award 1435 Scholarship Awards 12,335 Honor Society 1435 Chairman Class Notables Committee 1435 Assembly Usher 143. Course: College. -2' A 'III 553552 Robert Acker John Guokas Margaret Napier BOYS' Treasurer Vice-President Girls, Treasurer 19119 Class Robert Hudak President Robert Wagener Elda Gmflite Linda Decker Boys' Sergeant-at-Arms Secretary Girls' Sergeant-at,ArmS Z6 ROBERT ACKER DUD I.V. Baseball 31235 J.V. Football, Varsity Football 143, Award 143. Course: College. ELVA ALLISON EL J.V. Choir 123 Varsity Choir 13,43, Award 1435 Red Cross Repre- sentative 143. Course: Academic. PETER ALTMANN PETE Varsity Track 6335 ,T.V. Choir 133, Varsity Choir 1435 G.O. Repre- sentative 123. ourse: College. SYLVIA ANDREJKO SYLV Basketball 12,335 Volleyball 12,335 Hockey 12,335 Badminton 1335 QV. Choir 123' Student Staff 12,435 Red Cross Alternate 13,435 Pep lub 12,3,43. Course: Academic. NANCY ANDREWS Majorette 12,3,435 Red Cross Representative 143. Course: College. FRANK ANDROS G.O.Representative 123, Alternate 143. Course: Academic. X3.ll.l,lUl Kell IIIHIUCII UIHS Nlltlltll lltlll-ll 5 4. at 'film'-NF HWIFII Vlililll-iRl4,k IHIKQI-IR HHH XXXIC HKU, JOAN BARBER D HJONI., Red Cross Representative 1335 Pep Club 12,335 V ll b ll 2 - S . chronized Swim 1335 Slimnastics 143. Course: Acadeglig-,BEaut5E Cixltuyig. BRUCE BATEMAN VSFSIQY Swimming Team .12,3,435 Varsity Tennis 13,435 G.O. Repre- SCUYBUVC 1435 H0n0r Society 1435 Key Club 13,435 Block B Club' Boys State. Course: Academic. ' BOPBJERTA BATES LOU o ey all 12354B k tb ll 1235 G.O. R ' 5G, , 1335 Scholarship iiiwtixrdll 1335 GymnastigsreC?dbat1i33.caaursec? FRANK BENKOVIC BANK ,kg.d5nm:?ct5Gud1i315ag6?. Alternate 1435 Senior Life Saving 133. Course: SANDRA BENKOVSKY SANDY, BENKO Archer 13.435 Badminton 13,435 B k tb ll 3,4 - P' P 3 - Shufliegwfrd 13643: Softball 12,3,43?S37olRybgll 53,133 Tug lgiziidii Awards5 Volley all Szmorts Day 12,435 Basketball Play Day 6335 G.A,A, 63.435 Dance Club 335 Gymnastics Club 143. Course: ommercial- eneral Business. LYLE BENSEN Course: Academic-Mathematics. flclfiil - ' ' ,,..- 'Wi' J 'Write sw Qu ' I 1 ' - - . M f x S..egie.y ,1 B Rl?lll'IR'l' K1 klili l5l.3 3 U.l.lSON Pl-ITl5fR Xlfl cfX34N . we , 4 SN X I sf SYHM wlvmitxo xv-am xxmuzws razun ANIJRUS BILL WILLIAM ASH I Pan?-arf?acAn?ual, Write-gD,Stag 13,43cZJP31Q?l'2ljf:8 lalxewslpaggr, Writ?- t 3,4 5 arsit 'wlm eam 5 arsi y trac eam S Igiiitrgxnizarg-ml Trouch PFoo,ibz?-ll 12,355 Representative 2:435te3tuc5gx5at t 4 5 irst rize ons- ee s- evene pea mg on 5 Sciliiolarship Award 12,335 Iiey Clubg Science Club 12,3,43, Treasurer 113435 Debate Club 12,3,43, Sergeant-at-Arms 1435 Honor Society 143. ourse: College. RICHARD AYRES Course: Academic-Mathematics. MICHAEL BABISI-I MICKEY Varsity Track 12,33 Award 1335 Football 123, Varsity Football 13,43, Award 143. Course: Academic. THOMAS BABISH ' TOM J.V. Football 123, Varsity Football 13,43. Course: Academic. FREDERICK BADGER FRED LV. Bowling 12,435 Golf 1235 Intramural Basketball 12,3,435 Volley- all 1435 Football 12,3,435 Abner Crane From I-Iayseed Lane 1435 Dramatics 1435 Hi-Y 143. Course: College. MARY ANNE BALL Soccer 12,335 Hockey 12,3,435 Vollelyball 1235 One Minor Award 1335 Junior Life Saving 1235 Senior ife Saving 1335 Pep Club 123. Course: Commercial. 5. 5 A 5 5 if is l 15552 :' Q' 1. - - iss, ii- i , X ,, , V ,ll ' -. , 2' f :A .,,, f.. re? 3 5-225,1sIIaf::':.'w:x AL r I A 1 of -ff fair-4 -,Y .f2,g7?-a-.Q .. , W- i'lifii:4:i'i T x F . .www annum: HRH-If lM'l'l'iWW Lot mam'-x :wma - ' 'I ..-, . A - ' '5'-i ,sf -z 14 .'.. li A A swim.-m 1, 1 s w 1 KATHLEEN BENSLEY KATHIE Pan Newspager Advertising Stal? 1453 Senior Life Savin 1453 Hockey R453 Volley all 1453 Majorette 1453 Debate Club 1453 Red Cross epresentative 145. Course: College. BENEDICTA BILLY BUNNY Ping Pong 1353 Lit Club 13,453 Latin Club 145. Course: College. BETTYE BLACK DUTCHESS Basketball 1453 Archery 1453 Student Stal? 1283 Scholarship Award 1353 Pep Club 1353 Slimnastics 13,45. Course: ollege. MARY ANN .BOBURKA BURK Basketball 12,3,45Q Volleyball q2,3,45Q Soccer 12,453 Softball 12,3,453 Archery f3,45Q Sport Days 13,453 Major Sports Award 1453 Orchestra 12,3,45, Two Awards3 G.O. Alternate 1253 Student Staff 13,45, One Awardg Scholarship Award 1253 Pep Club 1453 G.A.A. 13,453 Dance Club 1Q3.Gymnastics 1353 Slimnastics 1453 Prom Committee 1453 Honor ociety 145. Course: College. ROBERT BORNE BOB Band 1253 Dramatics Club 13,45. Course: Academic-Industrial Arts. OTILEE BORUTA TILLIE Course: Academic-Mathematics. Qi. . mu-:ms ' smzmzw in iwixu. If-'lli1ll,'ti'5i CMIS' ELIZABETH CAMPION BETTY G.O. Representative 135, Alternate 145. Course: College. LOYCE CANI-IAM ocltey 12,353 Soccer 12,35Q Basketball 12,353 Baseball 52,353 Volley- ball 12,353 Badminton 1353 Ping Pong 3213 Shullleboar 135.3 Sports Day 12,35, Broad Jum , 100-yard Dash, igh Jump3 Tumbling 1353 Orchestra 12,35, Award, 1253 Student Director of 'Double Demon 3 G.O. Representative S2,35, Alternate 1453 Scholarship Award 135: Dramatics Club 12,3,4 , President 135, Award3 Debate Club 12,3,45, Award3 G.A.A. 12,3 453 Chairman of Junior Prom Entertainment Committee. Course: College. VINCENT CAPOZZI FU-FI I.V. Football 125, Varsity Football 13,45, Award 13,45. Course: Commercial. BERNARD CARR BERNIE Course: Academic. KATHRYN CHASE KATIE Basketball 1453 Volleyball 12,3,453 Softball 1253 Hockey 12,3,45'3 Soccer 1453 Junior Li e Savin S253 Band 12,3,45, Two Awards, Li- brarian 13,453 Broome Count Orc estra 1453 Two Scholarship Awards3 Red Cross Delegate 12,353 Hyonor Society 145. Course: College. MARY CHECHATKA MARY ANN, CHEECI'I Archery 12,3,453 Badminton 13,453 Basketball 12,3,45, Hocke 1253 Gymnastics 13,453 Life Saving 1353 Shulfleboard 13,453 Soccer 12,34 3 Softball 12,3,453 spam Day h3z,s,45, voneybau 12,3 45, 'rumbling and Apparatus 12,3,453 Two ajor Sports Awards3 Rep Club 1453 G.A.A. 13,45. Course: Academic. 28 W2t v:1f ,--'. i fs, ,gg s: . 12 '.-. ,3'-: If .'.t if 1 1 A ,qw aside. 3? :aw ,gc , ' f f .... wi: KMA.: T i ly, i 3 il or L . av all aw 'Q , r' x H . E, WX Q My S53 , M A 5 ' .5 t KA-'l'lll.l-IEW !ii'INSl.l'l'l' ill'IWZllliI'I'K H!l.l.Y Hl'1'l l'Yl'l RLMZK V ' iii . Newt - ,. ,sat 7' axfxlbil . -5 , ,,t,,f.1, it 3 lii it,' 3 , MARY BUBUEDRA CJTILIZE BUi'll.5TA RONALD BOYCE RON G.O. Representative 135Q Scholarship Award 135. Course: College. JAMES BREIVIS JIM P N Ch'fCl ' 15A d15VFbl1125 an ewspaper ie oummst 4 , war 43 . . not a , Award 1253 Varsity Football 13,45, Award 1453 arsity Volleyball 3,45, Award 13,453 Intramural Basketball3 J.V. Choir 125, Varsity hoir 13,45, Award 13,453 G.O. Representative 12,35, Alternate S1353 Delegate to Syracuse University Citizenship Education Contest: Sc ol- arship Awards 12,353 Honor Societ 1453 Block B Club 13,453 Key Club 12,3,45, Vice-President 145. Course: College. SHERRY BUNNELL SHER Pep Club 1353 Red Cross Alternate 135. Course: Academic-Mathematics. LAWRENCE BURNS LARRY Varsity Swim Team 12,3,45. Course: College. PETER BURTIS PETE Varsity Swimming Team 12,35, Award 1353 Band 12,3,45, Award 12,3,453 Stage Crew 12,35, Award 135. Course: Academic. CAROLYN CADY CAROL G.O. Alternate 13,45' Tri-HiaY 12,3,453 Pep Club 12,3,453 Red Cross Representative 125. Course: Academic. Us ' 'Sf 5 l'Il.lZfXBl'l'l'l! iIA?fiPl0N JUXLI-I WXAVI-Url XINQIPQXT likl'U7fl K ': if ,N i.i.,.fszw.a,3.fp,,s ' -W 3 4 1 . ' - W A -: .,. -hajsr 15417 . Q j ,E ' .. .W c ..,. - . 31 aw assignee ' --ig? is 3 15 R., Wk. 6, HHRN XRD ilillll ix i'I'lIR5 N till lili Nl 'KRW iilllillll Ylilxl DEMETRIS CHERRONE MIMO Band 12,315 G.O. Representative 1215 Scholarship Award 12,31. Course: College. MARY ANN CITAR BABE Pan Newspalger, Sports Stall' 1415 Softball 12,415 Archery 131' Soft- ball Sports ay 1315 Basketball 1415 Band 12,31, Award 121. Course: Academic-Language. WILLIAM CLARKE BILL Chess Club 13,41, President 141. Course: College. RUTH CONNELLY Course. Academic-Commercial. HAROLD COON DAVE Scholarship Awards 12,31. Course: Academic. STEPHEN CORNICK J.V. Football 13,415 Chess Club. Course: Academic. Alai W. V Q UKRHUCA ll1YS'l'.hYl'l'XIl GER UID l:ZI.1g:lN,wN5Z 1lAliGKlll'fT HUTKX ALINIM IDECKER IOSEPII Ulf lil!! JO ANN DEMTRAK Volleyball 12,3,415 Soccer 13,415 Hockey 13,415 Volleyball Sports Day 1415 Varsity Choir 12,3,41, Award 13.415 G.O. Representative 12,415 Scholarship Award 12,3,415 Pep Club 131. Course: College. PATRICIA DENNISTON Pan Newspaper 12,3,415 Girl's S orts Editor 13,41, Business Manager 141, Awards 12,3,415 Basketball 12,315 Volleyball 12,315 Hockey 2,315 Tennis 12,315 Tumbling 12,315 Softball 12,315 Two Minor Awards5 Plays, Double Demon, Narrator of the Lazy Living Foot- ball Skit 141, Pa Central Skit 13,415 Vice-President of G.O.5 Scholar- ship Award 1315 Dramatics Club 12,3,41, Secretary 131, President 141, Award 1315 Pep Club, Secretary 141, Award 1415 Gymnastics Club, Student Director 13,415 Cheerleading 12,3 41, Co-Captain Varsit 131, Captain Varsity 141, Award 12,3,415 Honor Society 141. Cyourse: Academic-Mathematics. FREDERICK DE RADO FRED J.V. Football 131, Varsit Football 141, Award 131' J.V. Baseball 12,31, Varsity Baseball 1y41, Award 1415 Varsit Volle ball 13,41, Award 13,415 Red Cross Representative 1215 Block' B Club: Intra- mural Football 1215 Intramural Basketball 12,31. Course: Academic. RICHARD DE RITIS DICK Pan Newspaper Photographer 1415 J.V. Choir 121, Varsity Choir 12,3,41,.Award 13,415 Band 12,3,41, Award 12,41. ourse: Academic- ndustnal. AUDREY DERRICK AUDIE Hair Styles and Makeup for The Island. Course: Academic-Beauty Culture. SHARON DONNELLY DONS Pan Newspaper 12,3,41, Feature Editor 141, Awards 13,415 Basketball 3215 Vollayball 131' Soccer 12,315 Red Cross Representative 1215 Stu- ent Sta 1215 Gymnastic Club 1315 Dance Club 141. Course: Academic-Mathematics. 29 RUTH BARBARA COSTANTINO TINO J.V. Choir 13,41. Course: Academic-Commercial. JAMES CURLEY JIM Course: Industrial. GERALD CZECHOWICZ JERRY Scholarship Award 121. Course: College. MARGARET DACEY PEGGY Basketball 12,315 Volleyball 1215 Soccer 1215 G.O. Representative 121, Alternate 1315 Student Staff 1215 Red Cross 121. Course: Academic- Mathematics. LINDA DECKER Panorama Annual-Tyging Staff 13,415 Softball 12,315 Hockey 12,315 Tumbling 12,315 Ping ong 12,315 Tennis 12,315 Basketball 12,315 Vol- le ball 12,315 Badminton 12,315 Apparatus 135 Archery 1315 One Nfajor Sports Awardg Varsity Choir 1315 G. . Representative 1315 Girls' Sergeant-at-Arms of Senior Class 1415 Student Staff 1335 Schol- arship Award 12,315 G.A.A. 12,315 Slimnastics Club 1315 Pep lub 1315 Cap and Gown Committee 1415 Chairman of Pa Central Day Skit 1415 Sports Da 12,315 Graduation Usher 12,3,415 Participation in Vohca- tional Guidlance Program 1415 Honor Society 141. Course: Commercial- Secretarial Practice. JOSEPH DE DIO JOE J.V. Football 12,315 Varsity Track 12,3,41, Award 13,415 Block B Club. Course: Academic. A2 wg -I ,t tlgr V,k, L. V. .5 1 2 I Ill DEHTKAK RICHARD DOWNEY Course : College. JOYCE DUNHAM , Student Staff 1435 Scholarship Award 12,33. Course: Academic- Language. HJOYD DONALD EGGLESTON EGGS Course: College. MATILDA EVANGELATOS TILLY G.O. Representative 1335 Student StaE 12,435 Red Cross Alternate 143. Course: Academic-Mathematics. ELEANOR FRANCHINA ELLY ,T.V. Choir 12,3,435 Double Demon 5 G.O. Representative 12,33, Al- ternate 12,335 Tri-Hi-Y 13,43, Vice-President, Attendance Officer, Presl- dentg Dramatics Club 13,435 Pep Club 12,3,43, North and Central Pep Rally Skit5 Red Cross Representative 12,33, Alternate 13,43, Sergeant- at-Arms 1435 Usher 143, Course: College. PRISCILLA FRONCEK PRIS Volleyball 12,335 Hockey 12,335 Ping Porlig 1335 Softball 12,335 Gym- nastics 1335 Basketball 1235 Sports Awar 1335 Championship Vol ey- ball Team 1235 Red Cross Alternate 123, Delegate 1235 G.O. Alternate 1335 Student Staff 123. Course: Commercial. tim' l Wills H! till -SRU I'l'l'l1 lL13tQ'I'Z MARCIA GOFFA MARSH Panorama Newspaper, Girls' Sports Staff ,13,435 Volleyball 12,3,435 Basketball 1435 Softball 12,3,435 Gymnastics 13,43:, Archery 13,435 Synchronized Swimming 12,3,435 Senior Life Saving 1335 Major Sports Letter 1435 Student Staff 1235 Scholarship Award 12,33: Honor Society 143' Pep Club 12,3,435 Debate Club 1435 G.A.A. 13,433 Dance Club 143. Course: College. JIOANNE GOUGHARY U ockey 213,435 Soccer 13,435 Volleyball 1335 Tennis 1335 Pep Club 12,3,43. ourse: Academic-Mathematics. LOHN GRADY I GRADES arsity Swimming Team 13,43 Award 1335 Varsity Track 13,435 G.O. epresentative 12,335 Scholarship Award 12,335 Block B Club 1435 oys' State 1335 Model U.N. Assembly 1335 Honor Society 143. ourse: College. KATHERINE GRIFFIN KATE Pan Newspaper, Sports Staff, Advertising Staff 13,435 Awards 143: Hockey 12,3,435 Soccer 12,3,435 Volleyball.12,3,43,S Basketball 12,3,435 Softball 12,3,435 Tennis 12,335 Senior Life. Saving 1335 Gymnastics 19,335 President of G.O. 143, Award 1435 Voice of Democracli Contest5 lks' Leadership Contest 1435 Scholarship Awards 12,3,435 ,0n0f S0- ciety 1435 Pep Club 13,435 Debate Club 12,3,43, Vice-President 143, Awards 13,435 Cheerleading 13,43, Awards 13,435 G.A.A. 12,3,439 Major Sports Award 133. ourse: College. KATHRYN LOUISE GUMAER KATHY At Harford, Pa., School-Volleyball 1235 Track 1235 Orchestra 12,335 Girls' Chorus 12,335 Mixed Chorus 1335 District Chorus 1335 County Chorus 12,33, Concert 12,33. Course: Academic. JOHN GUOKAS GOOKS Band 12,3,4f3, Award 12,331 Orchestra 12,3,43, Award 1335 Vice- President o Senior Class5 Scholarship Award 12,335 Honor Society 1435 Junior Red Cross 123. Course: ollege. 30 Jiigidik tfmtgj at 9-5 at gl im RICHMID lim MJ! i-lt1GLl'1S'l't DN ' -,' ffgggg'fsi?5f5?w5is?g5 , ', ' 1.1524159f'fsi,'f'c f - - x t'.' 'i :'3 5 .l2zg.g, .3 .,'-, ' .5 -I 1 5' 1 slssl. to ' 5, . 37 'i.5 + - r.sl s. . A 5 3MTll.DA 3'fVANClili.A'l'lY5 EI.l'lAM5K FR.9aNlflil?i9s PRffiCll.LA FRCIFHIEK HARRY FULTON JEFF Debate Club 143. Course: College. BETTE GERMANN Pan Newspaper, Feature Staff 12,3,43, Award 12,3,435 Basketball 12,3,435 Volleyball 12,3,435 Soccer 12,3,435 Hockey 12,3,435 Baseball 12,335 Synchronized Swim 12,3,435 Gymnastics Club 12,335 Senior Life Saving 1335 Major Sports Award 1335 Tennis 12 335 Scholarshi Awards 12,3,435 Debate Club, Treasurer 143, Award 1435 Lit Club 13,435 G.A.A. 12,3,435 Secretary-Treasurer 1435 Pep Club 12,335 Honor Society 143. Course: College. NORMAN GEVANTHOR NORM Panorama Newspaper Staff Advertising 13,43, Award 1435 Scholar- ship Award 12,43. Course: College. LINDA GILINSKY Pan Newspaper, Advertising and Feature Staffs 12,3,43, Awards 12,335 Major Sports Award and 2 Minor Awards5 Basketball5 Volleyball 12,3,435 Softball 12,3,435 Hockey 12,3,435 Soccer 12,3,435 Badminton 12,335 Ping Pong 12,335 Tennis 12,335 Synchronized Swim and Show 12,335 Senior Life Savmcg 1335 3 lnterschool Seoorts Days 12,335 Dance Club 1435 Gymnastics lub 13,435 Varsit hoir 13,435 2 Awards: Representative 123, Alternate 1335 Sytudent Stall: 1435 Scholar- ship Awards 12,3,435 Debate'Club 13,435 Junior Red Cross, Treasurer 133, President 143, 2 Awards5 Lit'Club 12,3,435 G.A.A. 12,3,435 Pep Club 12,335 Delegate to Maxwell School of Citizenship at Syracuse UHIVCYSIIYQ Honor Society 143. Course: College. ELDA JANE GILLETTE ELDA Panorama Annual 13,43, Typing Editor 143, Award 1435 Panorama Newspaper 13,43, Typist, One Award5 Tumbling 12,335 Basketball 12,335 Badminton 12,335 Hockey 12,335 Soccer 12,335 Archery 1335 Volleyball 12,335 Softball 12,335 Major Sports Award 1335 G.O. Representative 123, Alternate 1335 Senior Class Secretary5 Scholarship Award 13,435 G.A.A.5 Gymnastics Club5 Tumbling Club5 Dance Club5 Pep Club. Course: Academic-Commercial. CHARLOTTE GOETZ Pan Newspaper, Circulation Staff 13,43, Circulation Manager 143, Award 13,435 Hockey 12,335 Volleyball 12,335 Basketball 12,335 Plays, The Trysting Place' 133, Double Demon 133, Abner Crane from Hayseed Laine 1435 G.O. Representative 12,3,435 Scholarship Awards 12,3,435 Science Club 13,43, Secretary 133, President 143, Award 1435 Dramatlcs Club 12,3,43, Treasurer 133, Award 13,435 Lit Club 1435 Latin Club 1435 Pep Club 1335 Honor Society 143. Course: College. JUDITH HAGER JUDI Dance Club C45. Course: Academic-Commercial. JIAMES HANCOCK JARY arsity Swimming C455 Dramatics Club C455 Key Club C455 South Duxbury, Mass.: Varsity Basketball C355 St. Louis, Mo.: Hi-Y C255 Varsity Wrestling C2,35, Award C2,35. Course: College. DARLENE HANLY PENNY J.V. Choir C25, Varsity Choir C3,45, Award C3,455 G.O. Representa- tive C25, Alternate C355 Pep Club C25. Course: Academic-Commercial. KEITH HARRIS KEITHER Varsity Swim Team5 Block B Club. Course: College. NANCY HAYES BABE Volleyball C355 Badminton C3,455 Tennis C255 Lit Club, Sergeant-at- Arms5 Pep Club C355 Red Cross Alternate C3,45. Course: Academic. RICHARD HEFFT DICK G.O4. Alternate C355 Science Club C2,3,45, Sergeant-at-Arms C355 Dra- matics Club C455 Latin Club C45. Course: College. E. 'fngnlyg Hmgytxlygj ILHIRILK Ill-THICK FRKEWINN llllLll'l'u'Jsl'Ill . , f. 2,52 '1 3 Q smmutx Jouxti mu. nun inxau M'!'lll.l'Tl5TN 'lu'-1-W'-5 JOHN HOLOVKA Scholarship Awards C2,35. Course: College. GLORIA HOPKINS Pan Newspaper C2,3,45, Art Staff Award5 G.O. Representative C25, Slternate C355 Scholarship Awards C2,3,455 Dramatics C25. Course: o ege. WARD HOWARD Course: College. JOHN HRNCIRIK JACK LV. Bowling C25, Varsity C3,45, Award C3,455 Most Outstanding owler C355 Scholarship Award C2,35. Course: College. ROSEMARY HUBIK ROSE Volleyball C2,355 Archery C355 Softball C2,355 Pep Club C2,355 Gym- nastics Club C35. Course: Commercial. ROBERT HUDAK BOB J.V. Football C25, Varsity Football C3,455 I.V. Basketball C355 Block B Club, President C455 Senior Class President5 Honor Society C45. Course: Academic-Mathematics. 31 I-:af x1....1i. -13:5 5-,ii 5 Y.. ni?ES3 if-at C Aw- ki 5 Sw eats w i l - -555- V at 5 iff ,ILIIITH HMIICH JAWF19 ll-SVIXNIK i5-XlCl.!-LNB IIXYIJ KHTH lmnmg Neyfjy ntytgg llllilllffll IIl'il Vl' K E. THOMAS HERNANDEZ TOM The Valiant 5 Dramatics Club C455 Science Club C455 Newpaper Club at Vestal C2,355 Vestal Junior Red Cross C35. Course: College. GEORGE HETRICK SONNY QV. Football C25, Varsity Football C3,45, Award E455 Varsity Swimming eam C2,3,45, Award C2,3,45, Co-captain C45, aptain of Intramural Swimming Team C2,3,455 Varsity Track C255 Foul Shooting Contest C355 G.O. Representative C25, G.O. Alternate C355 Junior Class Treasurer S355 Block B Club C3,455 Junior Prom Committee5 Senior Prom ommittee. Course: College. FREEMAN HIGHTOWER FREE GV. Football C255 Award C255 Varsity Track C2,3,45, Award C2,3,455 arsity Volleyball C3,45, Award C3,455 Varsity Choir C3,45, Award C3,45, Treasurer C35, President C455 Band C355 Key Club C2,3,45, Treas- urer. Course: Academic-Mathematics. BARBARA JOANNE HILL BARB P.A.L. Bowling5 Dramatics Club C45. Course: Academic-Commercial. JOHN HOGAN JACK, I-IOAGIE J.V. Basketball C2,355 Varsity Basketball Manager C255 Intramural Basketball C455 Intramural Swimming C3,455 Intramural Football C255 Foul Shooting Contest Cham ion C455 G.O. Representative C2,3,455 Intramural Club. Course: Academic. KATHLEEN HOLLERAN KATHY Panorama Newspaper Chief Typist C45, Award C45, Feature Stalf C455 Volleyball C255 Basketball C355 G.O. Representative C355 Alternate C255 Student Staff C25, Award C255 Lit Club C255 Synchronized Swimming Show C2,355 G.A.A. C355 Junior Life Saving C255 Senior Prom Com- mittee C45. Course: Commercial. i f -.- C. .. 5 -if 5 JOHN IIUUHKK GLORIA IHWKINF- x x gU'DITH HUMMER JUDY an Annual Business Editor 141, Awards 13,415 Synchronized Swim 12,3,415 Tumbling 12,315 Basketball 13,415 Badminton 1315 I-Iockee 13,415 Softball 12,3,4gi Soccer 1315 Archery 13,415 Volleybal 12,3,415 ymnas- tics 1315 One ajor Sports Award 1315 G.O. Representative 12,315 Teen Topics Radio Program5 Scholarship Awards 12,3,415 Honor Society 53415 Debate Club Award 1415 Dramatics Club 13,415 Commencement ommittee 141. Course: College. MARILYN JACHIMOWICZ JACKIE Pan Newspaper, Advertisin Staff 1415 Award 1415 Archery 6415 Bad- minton 1415 Ping Pong 155 Tennis 1315 Baseball 12,3,41, hampion- ship Team5 Gymnastics 1315 Volleyball Sports Day 1315 Basketball 1415 I.V. Choir 1215 Varsity Choir 13,41, Awards 13,415 Orchestra 12,3,41, Award 1315 Student Stat? 1315 Dance Club 1415 Pep Club 12,3,415 Red Cross Representative 141-5 Bowling Tournament 1415 Senior Prom Committee 1415 2 Minor Sports Awards 141. Course: Academic- Commercial. ANN JARVIS Pan Newspaper, Advertising Staff 13,41, Advertising Layout Editor 141, Awards 13,415 Volle ball 12,3,415 Soccer 1315 Basketball 1415 Band 12,3,41, Awards 12,31, Secretary 1415 Orchestra 12,3,41, Awards 12,3,41, Secretary 1315 Scholarship Awards 12,315 Honor Society 1415 Red Cross 131. Course: College. BRUCE JOHNSON J.V. Football 1215 Track 13,41, Award 1415 G.O. Representative 141. Course5 College. RICHARD KAMSOKE Course : Academic. MAUREEN KELLEY MOE Course : Commercial. aim 1'r1A1.w 1111.111-111 maisma imfzm ,OI-IN KOMACEK COMANCHEE .V. Football 1315 Intr 1 B it tb ll 2,4 , F 1 Sh ' 3, , Track 141. Course: Acgiilelgilc-Ingiissris. 4 J ou ootmg K 0 MARTHA KOSTUN Varsit Choir 13 41, A d 1315 .V. Ch' 2 5 O h Awarc? 12,415 Scholarshi'parAwards '12,31. Cciiursfeg Acailterrisga f2'3'4J' ANTHONY KWIATKOWSKI TONY Varsity Track 63,415 Intramural Wrestling 1315 Scholarship Awards 12,31. Course: allege. KATHRYN LAFRANCE KAY Rixgriang Snnxai .21-t Ssatzfk giyouts Sm? 12,3,41, Layout Editor 141, , 5 r wa . 1 5 , , , . . 131, President 131. Course: Academic-gtg uh 12 3 0 Sergeant at Arms KATHRYN LATONICK UKATHIEN ?191,4Ps:.15::..:?Pfciiri.F'x::.E:.1:fm'i O-01 Dflmm Cm MICHAEL LEAHEY HMIKEH Football 131, Award 131. Course: Academic. 32 N 7 1 f'.' tial 7 JUl!'I'ii IHZMMELR 5iMIiLYN Jnifliiillifiiltl AVN 3.131515 ,mm nm, mzizw Mi1,1.1:1 ROBERT KENDROT BOB Intramural Swimming Team5 G.O. Representative 12,415 Alternate E315 Vice-President of Senior Class5 Senior Prom Comm1ttee5 Dance ommittee. Course: Academic-Commercial. RITA KILLIANY Course: Commercial. THALAS KILMER TEAK Varsity Swimming Team 13,-11, Award 1315 Track 1315 Key Club 12,415 Block B Club 13.41. Course: College. JUDITH KING JUDY Panorama Newspaper, Art Staff 12,315 G.A.A. 12,315 Synchronized Swim 12,315 Junior Life Saving 1215 Intramural Sports 12,315 Two Minor Sports Awards5 Swim Show -1215 J.V. Choir 121, Varsity Choir 13,41, Award 121. Course: Academic. JEFFREY KNAPP Course: Academic. BARBARA KOCIK KCC Volleyball 12,315 Basketball 12,315 Archery 1315 Softball 12,315 Red Cross Representative 12,415 Pep Club 12,315 Gymnastics Club 131. Course: ommercial. ,Y ADELINE LESSLER 5 5 , . I-YNN llggwling C2,3,435 Junior Life Saving C33, Senior Life Saving C435 SVU' chmnized Swimmin C435 G.O. Representative5 Tri:Hi-Y C3,43-, Awilfd C335 Junior Prom Committee C33. Course: Academic-Commercial. rr v BONITA RUTH LEVENE BONNIE Pan Annual C3,-13, Write-u Staff5 Pan Newspaper, News Staff C33, Columnist C3,43, News Editor C43, Editor-in-C iff gl- 3 .Awgfdg C3,435 Volleyball C335 Basketball C335 Ping Pong C335 Ymnastlcs C435 Varsity Choir C3,43, Secretary C43, Awaf 5 Band C3143 Qwar ' Orchestra C3,435 Plays, The Lost Princess, Double Demon , Stu- dent Staff C235 Scholarship Awards C2,3,435 Dramatics Club C2,3,43v Treasurer C33, Vice-President C43, Awardg Latin Club, C433 Lit' C3113 C2,3,43, Sergeant-at-Arms C33, Secretary C33, Vice-President C43, C Cross Alternate C239 Honor SOCICIY C43. Course: College. CECELLA LOGAN A 5 MCE CEU J.V. Choir C23. Course: Academic-Otlice Practice. RICHARD LYNN DICK vafsit vous ban C2,3,43, Award C2,3,43s ,V- Football 423, Awefd 823, Xllarsity liootball C3,43, Award C3,435 Fbrst Team. Southerns Tier onferenceg Athlete of the Month, January -1953: lumof Cl355Le9'e' tary5 Scholarship Awards C2,3,431 HOUOI' SUCLCYY C433 Ameflcan C3109 Boys' State Representative C335 Block UB Club l2'3 0' -Secritary and Treasurer C435 Key Club C2,3y43, Tfeasufef C43- Course- C0 ege' LAN LYONS Bowling C435 Varsit Tennis C2,43: G-0- ANCYHBYC C235 SCh0,13l ship Award C2,335 Key Club C2,3,43, SCCYCTBFY 43,434 Honor Somew C43. Course: College. ANEY gQyM?3?w5?g?I?2g, Award, Varsity Bowling C33, Award. Course: Academic. uJIMn ff, 4. ' wi-fiat ,. . ' , ' at Q f' at A f, UWM yy CLNR15 V Jnstivll Nl NNKI l'll.KlNl'i 31XXSI Ilill.lt taa , , lf if Y H.lCl'I E. WlAKflI'll.Ul V CMI. MARS! JUDITH MCCAMBRIDGE JUDIE Red Cross Representative C43. Course: Commercial. JOHN MCNAMARA E JACK Panorama Annual Art Staff C435 Intramural Volleyball C235 Art Club, Secretary C23, Treasurer C33, Vice-President C335 Key Club C235 Life Saving C335 Chairman of Junior Prom Committee. Course: College. ,JAMES MEAGHER JIM Varsity Swimming Team C2,33, Award C335 Block B Club. Course: Academic-Mathematics. BERNARD MEYERS BERNIE Pan Newspaper Advertising Staff C2,33, Awards C2,335 Scholarshi Awards C2,335 Intramural Basketball C2,335 Intramural Volleybail C2,33. Course: College. MARY MICHAELI Slimnastics C335 Volleyball C235 Red Cross Alternate5 Perfect At- tendance Award5 Pep Club5 Make-up and Hair Styles for The Island and Double Demon 5 Scholarship Award. Course: Academic-Beauty uture. IRENE MICPOVIL REENIE Varsity Choir C3,43, Treasurer C43, Award C3,43l Band C2,3,435 Award C2,33,AN.Y.S.S.M.A. Solo Medal in Ithaca C235 Orchestra C2,3,43, Librarian C33, Award C2,33: G.O. Representative C435 Tri-Hi-Y, Chaglain C2,335l Red Cross Alternate C335 United Nations Model As- sem ly C235 Hi-Y Elmira Youth and Government Conference C235 Broome County Choir C43. Course: Academic. 33 V , , ,. , at fffiszfmw-vg5.'ffos5f:'fWS afl?gi'ffj?f?5fi5' l . . , . 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JQMPLS WMIAWPIY ,max mms 5 y H LINDA MALMROS Pan Newspaper, Advertising Staff C3,43, Awards C3,435 2 Major Sports Awards5 Basketball C2,3,435 Tumbling C2,335 Volleyball C2,3,435 Soft- ball C2,3,435 Synchronized Swim C2,3,435 Tennis C335 Soccer C2,3,435 Hockey C2,3,435 Badminton C2,3,435 Play Days C2,3,435 Plays, Double Demon 5 G.O. Representative C23, Alternate C335 Student Staff C3,43, Award C435 Debate Club C2,3,43, President C43, Varsity Debate C43, 4 Awards C2,3,435 Dramatics Club C3,435 G.A.A, C2,3,43, Secretary- Treasurer C335 Pep Club C3,435 Dance Club C435 Honor Society C43. Course: College. ,JOSEPH MANKUS MONK Varsity Football C2,3,43, Second Team All-Conference C33, First Team All-Conference C43, Triple Cities Team C43, First Team All-State, Hon- orable Mention All-American C435 J.V. Basketball C235 Varsity C3,435 Typical Teenager Award C435 Scholarship Award C2,3,435 Honor So- city C435 Block B Club C2,3,4,3, Vice-President C43. Course: College. ELAINE MANSFIELD Hockey C235 Basketball C235 Make-up and Hair Styles for Plays. Course: Academic. JOHN MARAGUS GREEK Course: Academic-Mathematics. ALICE ELAINE MARCELLO AL, BABES Softball C235 Basketball C335 Slimnastics C335 Volleyball C335 Bad- giinton C235 Make-up for The Island. Course: Academic-Beauty uture. GAIL MARSI . Pan Annual C3,43, Write-up Staff C33, Write-up Editor C43, Awards C3,435 Pan Newspaper C43, News Staff, Award C435 Soccer C2,335 Hockey C335 Archery C3,435 Basketball C2,3,435 Volleyball C2,3,435 Baseball C2,3,435 Badminton C2,335 Ping Pong C335 Triple Cities Play Days C2,335 Tumbling and Apparatus Club C2,335 Scholarship Awards C2,3,435 Science Club C435 Red Cross Alternate C33, Delegate C43, Awards C3,435 Dramatics Club C3,435 Co-student Director The Parade at Devil's Bridge 5 G.A.A. 33,435 1 Major Sports Award C335 Two gears' Perfect Attendance ertiticate5 Honor Society C43. Course: o ege. Jl l3l'l'H tl:-liltllilllllfllfi JOHN W-NINNIM ,lxwllis HIC XGHPLR , , - 3 it ,t s i,.,' l l 5 lllfllbilllll 3ill'I3l'IRS ll UH llllfll-'il'II.l llil-INK NIHZPOVII. CAROL MINCOLLA Soccer 12,335 Volleyball 1335 Hockey 12,335 Tumbling 1235 Baseball 1235 G.O. Representative 12,3,435 Lit Club 13,43, Corresponding Secre- tary 133, Vice-President 1435 Gymnastics Club 133. Course: College. CAROLYN MOORE Varsit Cheerleading 143, Award 1435 G.O. Alternate 1435 Pep Club 143. Course: Academic-Mathematics. MARY MORABITO Band 12,3,43, Awards 12,335 G.O. Alternate 1435 Tri-Hi-Y 1335 Bowl- ing 1235 Softball 123. Course: Academic. QOANNE MORRISON JO ep Club 1435 Tri-Hi-Y 143. Course: Academic-Commercial. GWENDOLYN MORTON GWEN Course: Academic. ROSALIE MOSCHAK ROSE I.V. Choir 1235 G.O. Alternate 1235 Scholarship Award 1335 Pep Club, Course: College. i MMU! TRW HI NES jg , .IHIIN XII RPI!! just-Pulxgg Nunn NH, :JZ I 2- it if . :' fstiiii-:. f'1 :V 41.-rw. ,. R , 1-f1fqsf :., .Fi-1 if t L ' fi Y 5' 3 5, t. -1 at ' f 3 f Ei + 5 , 11. im- aitk... .TT A . fag.-wg-Z.z..ati:zg .....m..5 : N NIXRQANKI' N-.XVII-ili ,ll-LWINIIE Xl-QUAON Rlllltlill NICNIUUNSR3 SHIRLEY ANN NICKERSON SHIRL J.V. Choir 12,335. Ramshackle Inn 5 Dramatics Club 143. Course: Academic-Commercial. Junior I..ife Savin 1235 Tennis 1335 Hockey 12,3,435 Basketball 12,335 Slimnastics 1435 cience Club5 Dancing Club. Course: Academic. GISELA NITKA MARTIN NORMILE MART Varsitg Swim Team 12533, Award 12,335 Intramural Basketball 1435 Foul hootmg 1435 Intramural Swim Meet 1435 G.O. Alternate 13,435 Block B Club5 Key Club 123. Course: Academic-Mathematics. MARY NORMILE Ramshackle Inn 5 Gymnastics Club 1335 Dramatics Club 143. Course: Commercial. BONNIE NORTH BON G.O. Alternate 12,335 Student Staff 12,33, Award5 Scholarship Awards 32,335 Trl-H1-Y 143, Award 1435 Red Cross Representative 12,33. ourse: Commercial. PATRICIA OBREMSKI PAT Biskqfbilll 12,-3,433 Softball 12,3,435 Hockey 1253,-135 Volleyball 12,3,435 Bowling 12,3,43, Award 1235 Badminton 12,3,435 Soccer 12,3,435 Two Minor Sports Awards5 J.V. Choir 1235 Science Club5 Pep Club, Presi- dent5 Slimnast1cs5 Dance 'Club. Course: Academic-Mathematics. -5 if 5 'El , . xii? 2 it.. mimi. umimii t:uuu.xN mmm, mm WrNKH1'l3n . 5 3 A . ,IUKNNK KIUKIHSHN U35l'1NlXll,tN 'ilHH'l'ItN ttnsum NIUNTIIXR MARJORIE MOSES MARGIE Hockey 1235 Basketball 1235 Make-up and Hair Styles for Plays. Course: Academic, JOHN MURPHY MURPH Golf5 G.O. Representative 12,33. Course: College. JOSEPHINE NABYWANIEC . JO-JO J.V. Choir 1235 G.O. Representative 1235 Student Staff 1435 Dramatilcs Club 1235 Art Club 1235 Football Mascoteer 143. Course: Academic- Commercial. MARGARET NAPIER MARDIE I-'an Newspaper, Advertising and Sports Staff 13,435 Tennis 12,3,435 Soccer 12,3,435 Hockey 12,3,435 Volleyball 12,3,435, Basketball 12,3,435 Softball 12,35-435 ilnchronized Swim 12,3,435 Badminton 12,3,435 Gym- nastics 12,3,435 ajor Sports Award and 3 Minor Awards: Band 12,3,435 G.O. Representative 13,435 Girls' Treasurer of the Seniolr Class5 Scholarship Awards 12,335 Honor Society 1435 G.A.A., Presi- dent 1435 Pep Clubg Dance Club. Course: College. gEROME NEALON JERRY ourse: College. RICHARD NEMCONSKY DICK Varsity Bowling 12,3,43, Awards 12,3,43. Course: Academic. Y4lHKl.llS A. NltiM'fRSUN IQISEIA YITKA 3HWl'l't Vllfwll-l'f . - 7,1 - 43?-.3-Qjgggiglgiiii 4 K - . .. 5. , 5 5 , -.-- f ..- 3. i v e so , '..'- it.. 8 tiitiilyv A 3 tes. NMR! NORMILE IKINNIFZ 'SUR'l'lI l'-K'l'RNTl-K HRRPMSM MARY ANN OLBRYS MARY, CHICK Badminton 1235 Tumbling 1235 Basketball 1235 Pep Club 1335 Make-up for The Island. Course: Academic-Beauty Culture. KATHLEEN O'NEIL KAY Badminton 1335 Tennis 1335 Volleyball 12,33' Basketball 1235 Pep Club 1335 Slimnastics 13,435 Class Notables Cyommittee 143. Course: Academic-Mathematics. MARJORIE O'NEIL IRISH Badminton 1335 G.O. Representative 1335 Student Stat? 13,435 Scholar- ship Award 13,435 Lit Club 1435 Latin Club 1435 Pep Club 1335 Notables Committeeg Red Cross 13,435 Slimnastics 13,435 Junior Prom Committee 133. Course: College. LIANICE PAINE JAN .ajorette 12,3,435 Red Cross Representative 133, Alternate 1235 Bad- minton 1335 Basketball 123. Course: Commercial. ANNE MARIE PARLANTI INCH Bowling 553, Award5 J.V. Choir 133, Varsity Choir 143. Course: Academic- athematics. LINDA PAVLOVIC LYNN Bowlipg 12,3,43, Awards 13,435 Basketball 12,335 Volleyball 12,335 Archery 1335 Softball 12,385 J.V. Choir 1235 G.O. Alternate 1335 Scholarship Awards 12,335 ymnastics Club 133. Course: Commercial. Q mm izuizx PERKINS MARY' PECK ALICE Pl'I7YDl'il.l. .. Mizz QP' if , 5,112 W T, g I . gg. at 1 9 SANDRA PERL KATIII-EXW VER'-ix A7i'l'tll'GE1'l'l'I:i PORfiP2i.l.l PAUL PORNBECK . '.V. Volleyball 123, Varsity Volleyball 13,435 Varsity Track 13,43. fourse: Academic. BERALD PRICE JERRY .V. Football 123, Varsity Football 13,43, Award 12,3,435 Varsity Volleyball 13,43, iAward 13,435 J.V. Baseball 12,33, Award 12,335 llock B Club 13,43, Vice-President 143. Course: Academic. IANCY PROZERALIK NANCE 'ep Club 1435 Dance Club 1435 at Marymount High School, Pa.: lrchestra 12,335 Choir 12,33. Course: College. IIARY ANN T. RANDAR 'anorama Annual Art Staff 13,435 Volleyball 1235 J.V. Choir 12,3,435 i.O. Alternate 1335 Ramshackle Inn 1435 Student Staff 13,4c3, Award 435 Scholarship Award 12,335 Dramatics Club 1435 Red. ross Al- :rnate 1435 Graduation Usher 1435 Participation in Vocational Guid- Program 1435 Honor Society 143, Git Committee 143. Course: .o ege. EOSALIE REAGAN 'anorama Newspaper Art Staff' Volleyball 13,4g5 Basketball 12,3,435 iadminton 1335 owlin 1435 l-Iockey 1435 Sc olarship Award 1235 .rt Club 12,335 Junior lgrom Committee 1335 Red Cross Representative 23. Course: College. uMAxn 'ATRICIA REARDON ingi Pong 1335 Basketball 1235 Baseball 1235 Dance Club 143. Course: ,ca emic. HPATQQ H,.37,,M,,.,. 5, 5 .. , W., ,.. 5- g.a.,.f,TCa5fff4tf4 '5 -5 if -if . K SY ,Bins if at . , 5 V 5h'f :3 5- 5-.fi f, ' id' .V .,,., M.. 5 - 1 . ., Q' 4 , , - A 3-Q .1 ,fr .iy w , ., 5.5, .ie ..e. .-. fa 4 ,. H . fir. QQ . of ff MSW, at ,.- H 42?- .. . . , Z3 4' fiii!'5if'K ii mini uw nmmfs ki'rni.i1isx email, 3WU H'H , 3 1 it-ie? ik- . at 1ANlIfI'I PAINE ANNE MARIE W''5?1'3'l'4.W.'ffL8 MARY PECK Pan Annual Business Staff 13,43, Award5 Pan Newspaper, Advertis- ing Staff, Bill Editor 143, Awards 13,435 Volleyball 12,335 Basket- ball5 12,3,435 Hocke 1335 Soccer 1335 Tumbling and Apparatus 1335 Ping Pong 1235 Badyminton 1335 Tennis 12,335 Baseball 12,335 Senior Life Saving 1335 Gymnastics 1335 G.O. Alternate 1235 Student Staff 1435 Scholarship Awards 12,3,435 Debate Club 13,43, Secretary 143, Awards 1435 Pep Club 1235 Lit Club 12,33, Treasurer 1335 G.A.A. 12,3,43, Vice-President 1435 Red Cross Delegate 143, Secretary 143, Awards 1435 Honor Society 143. Course: College. ALICE PENDELL j.V. Choir 12,335 Ramshackle Inn. Course: Commercial. MARY ELLEN PERKINS PERK Tennis 1235 Volleyball 1235 Hockey 1235 Soccer 133. Course: Academic- Homemaking. SANDRA PERL SANDY Panorama Newspaper, News Staff 12,3,43, Award 13,435 Volleyball 12,335 Basketball 1235 Pin Pong 1235 Badminton 1235 Gymnastics 1335 Hocke 1335 Stuffed Owls 1335 G.O. Alternate 123, Representa- tive 1435 Student Staff 12,3,43, Awards 13,435 Scholarshi Awards 13,435 Lit Club 12,3,43, Attendance Officer 123, Secretary 833, Presi- dent 1435 Dramatics Club 12,335 Honor Society 143. Course: College. KATHLEEN PERUN KATHY Table Tennis 1235 Softball 1235 Orchestra 12,3,43, Awards 13,435 Student Stan' 12,435 Scholarship Awards 12,3,435 Pep Club 12,335 Dance Club 1435 Latin Club 1435 Red Cross Representative 12,335 Lit Club 13,43. Course: College. ANTOINETTE MARIE PORCELLI TONI Basketball 1235 Vollipiball 1235 Gymnastics 1235 G.O. Alternate 1435 Student Staff 1435 air Style for Double Demon 5 Make-up for The Island 5 Y-Teens 1235 Prom Committee. Course: Academic. PM l, l't3llNHI5IlIk LH! HJ! PRIIIR X SVN' l'RUZlflI'Ml.llx .- 12 gk. WXHY NNN 'l', RKNINR IKHSNLIFL RKULKN I'i'HlllIIfl IHHXIUIIIN MAGDALENA RECH LENI Course: Commercial. ll D! CAROL REIMER RIME Basketball C255 Volleyball C255 Hockey C255 Baseball C355 Tumbling C255 Minor Sports Award5 G.O. Representative CZQ5, Alternate C355 Pep Club C35. Course: Commercial-Secretarial Practice. MARLENE RESAK Soccer C255 ,T.V. Choir C2,3,45. Course: Academic. CAROL RICE ' Volleyball C3,-155 Softball C355 Gymnastics C3,455 Basketball C455 Archery C3,455 Pep Club C3,45. Course: Academic-Commercial. CLIFFORD RISK CLIFF Varsity Track C2,3,455 Orchestra C2,3,45, Award C355 .Lyons-Weeks Levene S eaking Contest, First Place C355 American Legion Oratorical Contest, lgirst Place C355 Broome County American Legion Contest, Sec- ond Place C355 Scholarship Awards C2,355 Science lub C455 Debate Club C2,3,45, Proposition Chairman C3,45, Studaf Hall Debate C455 Gil Dodd's Track Meet C355 Assembly Debate C355 Campaign Speeches C2,3,455 Red Cross Representative C255 International Scrapbook Com- rcnittee C255 Varsity Debate Team C2,3,455 Honor Society C45. Course: o ege. SHIRLEY ROE I HSHIRLH Archery C455 G.O. Alternate C455 N.O.M.A. Spelling Award C455 Scholarship Award C2,355 Pep Club C355 Gymnastics Club C35. Course: Commercial-Secretarial Prnffim- f .. -it wwf alma' . , x V , 4, 1 ' 9' Q-it. fr 5. QQ .Q f 535 3 Y N 53- A at G as ,Egg it -. I ' t .f':ai-fv'5a': E::4ie::z:5,jgqgg'a.f'1 .55-'mgzxcz it my S , ftyifrwwt 55397555535-A L2 we - .- w-ww-his ws dc. 3 -.assi 5 ,., ., We ,.,, We aw-S-t-At, , .- .535 'I fc W E 5 t 7,-Qe5zV:c1'w1:s:.s.i ,. 7Wl5z5g,yf . 'Wilma-lee-sztzza -Hfzfff-wa: ttsfigaz-ff - f '-ilEr'sl'1'5fzf5f ?':fif1:?i ' f-if X - 5. V.k,V wr' i -, .. '5 V DL-QNX HOMIES AMQFZIM Rtttllill Wlill li4l5l15lll'flll3 liil i n I .1,1: 2 C,. i X 9 I t lgqigmtgqig Jinx R5 ry FZIAQNPL smmwj MARCIA SCHMIDT SCI-IMIDTYH Pan Newspaper C2,3,45, Circulation Editor C355 Awards C3,455 Basket- ball C2,3,455 Baseball C2,355 Volleyball C2,355 Gymnastics C355 1 Minor Awardg Varsity Choir C35, Award C355 Band C2,3,45, Awards C3,455 Orchestra C2,3,45, Awards C3,455 G.O. Representative C455 Scholar- EMS Awards C2,355 Dance Band C2,355 Honor Society C45. Course: 0 ege. IRENE ' SHERBA JOYCE Volleyball C2,355 Basketball C2,3,455 Baseball C255 G.O. Representative C25. Course: Academic-Commercial. ANTHONY SHIERLY TONY I.V. Baseball. Course: Academic. MICHAELENE SIMKULET MICKEY Panorama Newspaper Typist C3,45, Award C455 j.V. Choir C255 Dra- matics Club5 Stuffed Owls 5 Student Staff C2,355 Red Cross Repre- sentative C25. Course: Academic-Commercial. HARVEY SINGER HARV ,l.V. Football 'C35, Varsity Football C45, Award C455 Varsity Track 53355 Scholarship Award C3,455 Block B Club5 Honor Society C-15. curse: College. NORMAN SINGER Course: College. 36 A i : is W Y A It 5 6 : t' Sl VLIlll.liXX lilihll Vtlltll, Ill-1I5Ilflt lIllCl.l-lhla NICT4 UN tt . 'V cf N, I I Ilfllllll. Hltili lil llflftrllll ltlik t4llllll.li5 lltlli DIANE ROLLES Basketball C2,3,455 Soccer C2,3,455 Hockey C2,3,455 Archery C45 Tennis C255 G.O. Representative C35, Alternate C2,355 Albert Schweitzer grsanization C355 Treasurer C355 Girls' Athletic Association. Course o ege. ANGELO ROMEO HANG' Statistician of J.V. and Varsity Basketball C3,455 Chess Club C2,35 Course: College. SETH ROSENBERG Pan Annual Business Staff C3,455 Key Club C2,3,45. Course: College KATHLEEN ROZMERSKI UKATI-IY' Panorama Newspaper Advertising Staff C2,35, Sunday Press Stan' 535 Feature Staff C45, Awards C2,3,455 Volleyball C2,3,455 Volleyball ap taltl C455 Piaiza Central Day Skit C3,455 Secretary of G.O. C455 Studen Staff C353 onor Society C455 Pep Club C3,45, President C45, Awarc C455 Cheerleading C2,3,45, Awards C2,3,455 Chairman of King ant Queen Dance C455 Chairman of U.E. Bonfire Rally5 Co-chairman 0' North Football Rally C45. Course: Commercial. BARBARA JOAN RYAN UBARB' Volleyball C255 Student Staff C2,3,45, Award C355 Tri-Hi-Y C2,3,45 Secretary C3 5, Award C35 5 Red Cross Representative C25 5 P.A.L Bowling C2,3,45. Course: Academic-Mathematics. ELAINE SCALONE Course: Secretarial. -' 3-35 I ..,,, . we V , . I lm . I wt m,,,i,5 ,,-,m,,,',- imtwz surimm xiriiuxx Sllllllltli C, . i.. . i 3 it S xm:1ltt2I.t:7wr1 smrti utr H-WN HX Wifllill 'HllHTll.tX SlVlER AUDREY SKURS KI Course: Academic. BERTIE ROBERTA SLOAT Panorama Annual Art Stat? 13545, Art Editor 145, Award 1455 Art Award 12,455 Scholarship Award 12,355 Art Club 12,3,45, Secretary 8455 Tri-HivY 13,-15, Vice-President 145, Chaplain 145, Award 145. ourse: Academic-Science. ANSON SMITH ANN I.V. Choir 12,35. Course: Academic. FRANKLIN SMITH FRANK Varsity Choir 12,3,455 Band 12,3,455 Orchestra 12,3,45. Course: Academic-Music. HELENE SMITH Student Staff 125. Course: Commercial. PAMELA SMITH Panorama Newspaper Staff 1455 Volleyball 12,3,455 Basketball 1255 Pep Club 12,35. Course: College. W ll.l,l Ui SXIITH Hi XVLYS SNIHFH Nl H615 Xlilfl' ilhljfls '1'H11mS s1'r11sk1 111131111111 s'1'u1111.11111-'11 111111-1111.1 s'1'ss1111 JAMES STENTO .1JIM,, Course: Academic-Mathematics. EARBARA STEVENS Ockf 12-3145: Soccer 12,355 B 11 tb ll 23 - Sl' ' - Yxggevlieg 12135: Color Guard 1335? in 5621152.11 5213323 fifll GO'1'1a,,.L:2s1.i1:': 113215555 LM 991 The Le 1211 Course: College- 1 1 ramatxcs 1 13,45, Award5 G.A.A. 12,3,45. A155151 SFTEVISON 'C Hvmg 4 5 ennis 1355 Volle b ll 13,455 A h 3, 5 13 k . lifghggliicged Cross Representatixllef Pep ClubrcggisirscezQkcadzsmfg. HBARBH EAILTILIIERINE STOCKING KAY HS Cl 3 12,355 Softb ll 1255 H k 2,3, - 5 . Eg,3.,4gQ shumeboafd 555 Ping 3125! 12554Arch2:Cer1f5?,Sl53:,l1?g':g 5, tudent Stal? 1455 Scholarship Awards 12,355 Illionor Society 145' geitie 811115412 sp-fig ggb1f2'3'14-21' Sijerg'am'at'A'ms wi Li' Clubi 1 , re ar 5 - 145, Award 145. Course: Colleie. ance Club' Red Cross Delegate ELEANOR STREBY ..ELLIE,, ifggiefgiigli PCD Club 13,455 Red Cross Representative 12,35. lgIl:1IDA 1 SUSKO HLYNNU 'fc UY 45: Gymnastics 1355 Slimnastics 1455 J.V. Ch ' 23 - 2.'11.'11'f- E5'2g.,.-E52.1E2.?1 Pirsaiufrf., 4411, 1:1115 C1-1 '75-ff 32191194 :lub 145. Course: Academic. pa e m a 'Time F 'a S S1 An 37 Vkkr! in 7 A1 I - ,,,. I ll 1111111 sm 115111 1111111:11'1'x s1,111'1 ix-111 sx11'1'11 gif? A s I .3231 A . ' if I X .. giingv H 5 I HUXlxl.IN NIITH IlHl,I-AH illllll l'Ullil.'1 NNIITH WILLIAM SMITI-L BILL Course: Academic-Mat ematics. FRANCES SNIDER FRAN Tumbling 1255 Basketball 1255 Hockey 1355 Soccer 1255 G.O. Repre- sentative 12,3,455 Student Staff 1355 Albert Schweitzer Organization 125, President 1255 Art Club 1255 Red Cross Representative 1355 Gyrn- nastics Club 1355 Scholarship Awards 12,35. Course: Academic- Mathematics. MARGARET SOLTIS MARGIE Red Cross Representative 12,3,455 j.V. Choir 12,355 Student Staff 13,355 Pep Club 12,3,455 Dance Club 1455 Slimnastics 1355 Graduation Usher5 Plays Usher. Course: Academic. THOMAS SPOLSKY TOM Intramural Basketball 145. Course: Academic-Mathematics, RICHARD STADELMAIER SWEENEY Course: College. BEVERLY STASKO BEV, UJEANNIEU Bowling 12,3,45, Award 1255 Basketball 1255 Badminton 1255 Softball 1255 Sports Day 1255 Volleyball 1255 J.V. Choir 125 G.O. Representa- tive 145, G.O. Alternate 12,355 Science Club 1255 Make-up for The Island. Course: Academic-Beauty Culture. 1. 1 W' it an 5 .11111f, p' 5 . J N sium 11111111111 hlkttaha mm M1 S-,mmm 4 W . I 'Wa-5 2.332- f ee ' '11 1- 5 I . tu'l'1iHlu'xl-j S'f01QKlX1Q El.l'IAM1R h'l'Rl'iB51' l,1f1I5AN5Sl,fSKl'1V7 M K LAURIE TEETER I-OLLY LOU G.O. Representative 1315 Art Club 12,315 Debate Club 13,41., Award 1415 Tri-Hi-Y 13,415 P.A.L. Bowling 131. Course: Commercial. ANDREA TOKOS l ANDY I.V. Choir 12,315 Science Club 141. Course: Academic. FRANCIANNE TOMASSI ' HFRANCIEU Bowling 12,3,415 I.V. Choir 121, Varsity Choir 13,41,'Award 1415 Representative 141, Alternate 121. Course: Commercial-Oflice Practice. JEAN TONCOLA JEANIE Course: Commercial. JACQUELYN TWINING JACKIE Fan Newspaper 12,3,41, Sunday Press Editor 141, Awards 13,415 Bas- ketball 1215 Volleyball 1315 Soccer 12,315 G.O. Representative 1215 Gymnastics Club 1315 Senior Life Saving 131. Course: Academic- Language. ROBERT WAGENER BOB, ROCK J.V. Football 121, Varsity Football 13,41, Award 1415 Varsity Swim- ming 12,3,41, Award 12,3,415 Varsity Track 12,315 Intramural Volley- ball 1415 Intramural Badminton 1315 Intramural BasketbalI'1415 Intra- mural Table Tennis 12,315 Foul Shooting Contest 12,3,415 Senior Class Boys' Sergeant-at-Arms5 Block B Club 12,3,41. Course: Academic- Mathematics. I MKS l ie 19 F. . , E 1: y if .ff WW mvm wmam JOYCE WERNER Pan Newspaper, Business Staff 12,3,41, 2 Awards5 Tumbling 315 Volleyball 1215 Soccer 12,315 Hockey 12,315 G mnastics 1315 . . Alternate 1215 Student Staff 12,315 Scholarship wards 12,315 Albert Schweitzer lub5 Lit Club, Vice-President an President5 Red Cross Representative 12,31. Course: College. jOYCIE X Cv O CAROLYN WERNZ Pan Newspaper, Art Staff 13,41, Art Editor 1415 Major Sports Award 1315 Basketball5 Volleyball5 Soccer5 Hockeiq Softballg Tumbling' Syn- chronized Swim5 Volleyball5 Basketball an Soccer Pla! Days5 arsity Choir 1415 Band 13,41, Award5 Orchestra gp,-11, Awar 5 Public Speak- ing 1415 Scholarship Awards 12,315 Red oss 12,315 Honor Society 141. Course: College. JUDITH MAY WEST JUDY G.O. Alternate 13,415 Student Staff 1415 Prizes: Essay 1315 Scholar- ship Awards 12,315 Red Cross Representative 13,41. Course: Commercial-Office Practice. JAMES WHIPPLE Course: Academic-Mathematics. NEAL WHITCOMBE Scholarship Awards 12,31. Course: College. SONYA WIKE . SONNIE, SUNSHINE Volleyball5 Badminton5 Basketball5 Make-up for Parade at Devil's Bridge 1415 GIO. Alternate 1315 Student Stat! 141, Award 1415 Schol- arship Awards 12,3,415 Honor Society 1415 Red Cross 13,41, Award 13,415 Gymnastics Club 13,415 Archery Club 135415 Latin Club 141' Dramatics Club.1415 Student Guide, Industry Visits the School. Course: Academic-Science. 38 - --ttte i . , 'f ' - I .,.. 5 LM RIF 'l'l'Il'1TFR KNINUAA TURNS I'KiNi'MNXf iltllliiil - ',. 55Tili5,?zfQl'1 1 4 Q . H - ii . ., I: .,,, , -,. ' 1 ' fif .L ' B72 , I y,iif..i.'u ' is Ji-:ix 'l'llXll1l,Q lining: Hn fl'WINI'Vi numtitr Mcigxnii LEE WAGNER Panorama News aper 12,3,41, Smorts Editor, 4 Awards5 Red Cross Dele- gate5 J.V. Football 131, Award, Varsity'141. Course: College. CHARLES WALES CHARLEY ,l.V. Football 121, Varsity Football 13,41, Award 1415 I.V. Basketball 121, Varsity Basketball 13,41, Award 1415 Varsity Tennis 13,41, Award 13,41, Sectional Doubles Champion 1315 G.O. Re resentative 1215 President of junior Class5 Scholarship Awards 12,3,41J5 Honor Society 1415 Block B Club 141. Course: College. ROGER WALES J.V. Football 121, Varsity Football 13,415 J.V. Basketball 1215 Varsity Basketball 13,415 Varsity Tennis 13 415 G.O. Representative 12,315 Junior Class 'Ireasurer 1315 Essay Contest Fifialist 1215 Scholarship Awards 12,3,415 Honor Society 1415 Block UB' Club 1415 Section IV Tennis Championship 1415 junior Prom Committee 131. Course: College. ROBERT WARD WARD Panorama Newspaper Sports Staff 1415 Varsig Football 12,3,41, Award 12,3,41, All-Conference Team 13,41, Triple ities Team 13,41, Triple Cities Player of the Year 141, Honorable Mention, High School All- American Team 1415 Varsity Swimming Team 12,31, Award 1215 Varsity Track 12,31, Award 12,315 Varsity Choir 12,3,41, Award 12,3,415 G.O. Representative 1253,-415 Block B Club. Course: Academic-Mathematics. DOROTHY MARIE WAREIKA DOTTIE Pan Newspaper 141, News Staff, Award 1415 cJ.V. Choir 1215 Student Staff 1415 Scholarship Award 1215 Pep Club 3,415 Science Club 1415 Bowling 13,41, Team Championship 131. Course: College. DAVID WARREN DAVE Pan Newspaper Photographer 1315 Intramural Football 13,415 Band 12,3,41, Awards 13,41. Course: College. rt... lt, tg ng I Y, J if IWYIIFZ Ill-INNER CAIZUIAN WICRNZ ll DYTH 'SMX VEST IMI!-.h VLIHPPLE Bwlwi WWJ5 GAYLE ANN WILLIAMS GAYLE Red Cross 12,313 Gymnastics 1315 Pep Club 12,31g Dance Club. Course: Academic-Commercial. TERRY WILLIAMS Course: College. WARD WILSON Course: Academic. MARY CHRISTINE YANUS CHRIS Red Cross Representative 141: Pep Clubg Gymnastics Club. Course: Commercial. ROGER YORK PORKEY Intramurals: Basketball, Volleyball, Football, Badminton, Shuflleboard. Course: Academic. PATRICIA ZEITZ PAT Basketball 13 41: Volleyball 13,415 Hockey 1315 Archery 131, Softball 12,315 I.V. Choir 1215 Scholarshi Awards 12,3,41g Pep Club 12,311 P.A.L. Bowling 12,3,41, Award 12315 Gymnastics Club 131. Course: Commercial. Camera-Shy Classmates -' NIE' . BASKWELL ggrgargg Annual Picture Staff 12.3373 uxamshackle Inn ' student Staff, Pep Club. Course: Academic-Commercial. JOSEPH FISH Course: Academic. sx-IIRLEY KADLECK USHIRI- J.V. Choir 121. Course: College. NICHOLAS MARRONGELLI Course: Academic. HMO!! MICHAEL O'HARA Course: Academic-Commercial. LOUIS PIETROSANTI Course: Academic-Commercial. 39 ELIZABETH ZELSNACK BETTE Course: Academic-Commercial. PENELOPE ZEMANEK PENNY I-ioekeg 12,3,41g Soccer 13,415 Volleyball 12,3,41g Basketball 12,31: Ping ong 1313 Shuifleboard 1315 Archery 141 Softball 121, 3 Minor Awards, G.O. Alternate 121, Scholarship Award 121, Pep Club 12,3,41, Sergeant-at-Arms 1415 Lit Club 12,3,41, Treasurer 41g G.A.A. 13,413 Slimnastics Club 131g Dance Club 141. Course: College. JOHN ZLINSKY ZINK Course: Academic. KENNETH ROON Course: College. SANDRA RYMAN SANDY Course: Academic-Commercial. SUSAN SWEET SUE Course: Academic. DAVID TOMIK DAVE Varsity Tennis 13,41, Award 131g The Island 131, G.O. ARCPTESCIRI- tive 121: Key Club 12,3,41, President 1413 Dramatics Club, Vlce-Preli- dent 141. Course: College. THOMAS WEIGELT Course: Academic1Art and Science. DAVID WILLIAMS Course: Academic. ALBERT WYCHULLES Course: Industrial-Arts. UTOMI! WLJZ7? 57 Most Popular Boy-john Sullivan Most Popular Girl-Genevieve Teague Handsomest Boy-David Petras Prettiest Girl-Charlene Eldred Girl Most Likely to Succeed-Sandra Cowen Boy Most Likely to Succeed-Bob Kostelnik Boy Brain-Philip Pavlik Girl Brain--Gloria jean Walrath Boy Plugger-Joseph Stillittano Girl Plugger-Sharon Dale Boy Musician-Jack Fritchly Girl Musician-Kathy Truesdell Boy Joker-Norman Zecca Girl Joker--Rose Marcello Best Natured Boy-Harold Garbooshian Best Natured Girl-June Cherro Boy Athlete-Larry Gaifney Girl Athlete-Pat Hawley Best All Around Boy-Stew Walls Best All Around Girl-Nancy Bliss Class Actor--Charles Barry Class Actress-Gretchen VanKuren Quietest Boy-Gerald Dino Quietest Girl-Marguerite Klimek Best Dressed Boy-Robert Kendrot Best Dressed Girl-Marcia Hickey Class Flirt-Sonya Pahulak Smooth Operator-Vincent Capozzi Class Bachelor-Eric Nelson Class journalist-Martha DeLaney Class Couple-Tom Murray Margaret McCarthy Most Talkative Boy-Frank O'Connor Class Vocalist--Sharon Folmsbee Class Artist-Ann Ellinger Class Giggler-Elaine George o Most Popular Boy-joseph Mankus Most Popular Girl-Kate Griffin Handsomest Boy-Keith Harris Prettiest Girl--Carol Mineola Girl Most Likely to Succeed-Linda Gilinsky Boy Most Likely to Succeed-John Grady Boy Brain-Bill Ash Girl Brain-Marcia Goifa Boy Plugger-Vince Capozzi Girl Plugger-Ann Jarvis Boy Musician-Frank Smith Girl Musician-Marcia Schmidt Boy Joker--Marty Normile Girl Joker-Sylvia Andrejko Best Natured Boy-joe DeDio Best Natured Girl-Elda Gillette Boy Athlete-Bob Ward Girl Athlete-Linda Malmros Best All Around Boy--Bob Hudak Best All Around Girl-Kathy Rozmerski Class Actor-Dave Tomik Class Actress-Eleanor Franchina Quietest Boy-Ronald Boyce Quietest Girl-Elaine Scalone Best Dressed Boy--Bernie Meyers Best Dressed Girl-Nancy Hayes Best Boy Dancer-Teak Kilmer Best Girl Dancer-Kathy Holleran Girl Politician-Pat Denniston Boy Politician-Clifford Risk Class Flirt-Tilly Evangelatos Smooth Operator-Freeman Hightower Class Bachelor-joe Fish Boy Mathematician--Allen Lyons Girl Mathematician-Mary Ann Randar Class Scientist-Kay O'Neil Class Couple--Memo Cherrone Ann Marie Parlanti Class Journalist-Bonnie Levene Class Vocalist-Bill Smith Most Talkative Boy-jim Stento Most Talkative Girl-Bonnie North Class Giggler-Carol Reimer 0 o Q f 314 - 1 A- A0 W t UKTIIKIHAQQIII1 , M K fs ' ui o at 4 ' ifgj aff , 1 f I A f 1 rf f I f is , Bottom Row: Mary Ann Finch, Philomena Marrongelli, Audrey Derrick, Alice Marcello, Joan Barber, Mary Michaeli, Beverly Jean Stasko. Top Row: Rita Juriga, Carmela Basti, Dawn O'Connor, Barbara Gudusky, Joan Lundberg, Margaret An- thony, Patricia Bleisnick, Antoinette Porcelli, Sandra McMahon. Nicoletta Delvillano, Carol Bederka. ,-ffm Bottgrms Jutlith West, Joanne Morrison, Carol Ann Bilski, Carol Rice, M. Christine Yanus, Francianne omassi. Top: glosemary Hubik, Helene Smith, Josephine Nahywaniec, Madeline Lessler, Judith McCambridge, Linda av ovic. Seated: Stuart Lawson, Marshall Washburn, Charles Butler, John Susko, Jose h Brozovic,.William Walsh. Middle: iudith Harris, Sharon Armstrong, Teresa Fusco, Kally Tshulos, Batti Hollister, Anne Marie Jadic , Lalaha Rathbone. . Top: Ellen Clemons, Rosemarie Stirpe, Robin Vandeburg, Jaqueline Cole, Ann Probyanski, Jeanne Smith, Carol Rovente. 42 o .. Seated: Liga Saleeby, Nanette Redner, James Corby, Jerry Strozzi, Edward Allen, Judy Gill, Margaret C l . Middl2ivJud0 Hudson, Carol Simkus, Ann Smulowitz, Elizabeth Syage, Betty Ann Kocak, Linda Cator, Janet Vlkarren, Sheila Munsie. Top: Philip Pach, Michael Husar, Andrew bmith, Jerry Stilwell, Edward Andrejko, Alan Dale, Fred Hurdum, David Gouldin, Joseph Tasber. :ff lf: Seated: Bonnie XVest, Sandra McKane, Chere Wolfe, Nancy Newman, Beverly Crosby. MiddIle:A Cai-irl Boburka, Marilyn Gable, Sandra Kosta, Mary Ayres, Arlene Haddad, Ruth Sharpsteen, anice azen. Top: Terry Cribbs, Winston Warner, Andrew McPherson, Walter Culligan, Llewellyn Havrilla, Fred Ulrich, Frank Farrugia. Seated: Mary Ann Citar, Mary Slimbaugh,George Rosefsky, Joyce Svarney, Pamela Rogers. Middle: Patricia Carvalho, Lisa Lovell, Anne Heffern, Marilyn Jachimowicz, Joan Menten, Marcia Beiley, Patricia Reagan. I A Top: Dorothy Marie Wareika, Linda Gilinsky, Alice Srnka, Vera MacCall, Linda Malmros, Marcia Schmidt, Margaret West. 43 -I 6 Seated: Cynthia Rozen, Karen Howard, Frank Tozer, Paul Buchta, Roy Maney, Diane Lasky, Kendra D . , Middlgyiaren Stanek, Mary Ann McConnell, lVendy Hankin, Joan McKeeby, Joseph Vt ahl, Janet Elgena, Yvonne Cole, Delores Berger, Maryann Massart I i I i , Top: Florence Kress, Patricia Solomon, Glarlys ianham, Michael Smilnak, Frances Laskowski, James Layton, Jaqueline Petkov, Carolyn Schwehm, Mary Ann Lucas, Seated: Carol Pompetti, Colette Balan, James Lielrerman, Shirley Kovau, Beverly lYlnspel, Marilyn Payne. Middle: Virginia Stoll, Joan Caswell, Mary Murphy, Barlxara Prokop, Marion Bartholomew, Geraldine Cox, Sharon Neish, Nancy Clark, Top: Robert Martone, Thomas Bahisll, XY:ilter fzirooviipzis, Fred lYysLow-ki, Joseph Anrlerson, John Leombrone, Augie Nuzzela. Seated: Margaret Pudiak, Beryl Saunderson, George Lee Foster, Gladys Brown, Roseanne Kochis. Middle: Joyce Dekar, Barbara Trozze, Patricia Countryman, Mary Ellen Moriarity, George Shea, Harriet Duvall, Helene Ferrante, Frances Eisenberg, Jai ueline Tomaras. Top: Helena Konecny, Jane Lazo, VVayne Hague, George Searfoss, Nelson Miller, Mario Pirozzi, Doane Caiferty, Virginia Frantz, Judith Scott. 44 2 ' S as ,, fri Seated: Sandra Wolfe, Betty Chipak, Sally McPherson, Sandra Nider, Barry Malonis, Margaret Kofira, Beverly Valachovic, Marilyn DeNardo, Judy Baxter. Middle: Joanne Demer, Judith Scalone, Barbara Ann Hill, Joyce Eltlred, Grace Collins, Thomas Cushner, Mabel Cook, Judith Lewis, hlary llicerchio, Carmelita Zonio, Delores Bezek, Marilyn Grodecki, Top: Joan Formanek, Susan Bennett, Vito Corraclino, Joseph Haick, Richard Franey, Tony D'Aristotle, Robert Gahagan, Michael Cruty, Donald Murphy, Paul Beach, David Kittredge, Ralph Fabrizio, Robert Kurey, Nedeem Kenien. Seated: Marie Miller, Mar Connelly, Gretta Reynolds, Maureen Hickey, Judith' Ring, Qfarol l orma-nel-c, Middle: Martha Easton, Klaren Singer, Donna Fischer, rrances Gooley, Rita lxovac, Lonstance Mitchell, Gwendoline Kovac, Carol Smith, Dee Sullivan. A I l h I V Top: John Stevenson, Vincent Ilininis, Thomas Vill, Eugene Perriccio, Gary llzllis, llenms Burke, Thomas Conole, Gerald McDonald, Donald Snyder, Alan Kosloff, Brian Balelukonls. l Seated: Patricia Lesay, Thelma Zentz, Sue Ellen Northup, Barbara Stutzman, Judy Monkovic, Mary Anna Adee, Anna Anthony, Janet O'Connor. Middle: Thomas Steveskeyg Joseph ,May, Linda Vanek, Pauline Zalner, June Sayer, Barbara Kline, Mar- garet Smith, Jean Pekurny, Jean Miske, Eleanor Holmes, Marianne Olsa. Top: Joseph Kundrata, Allen Green, Julien Karihian, Rov Bishara, Bob Sirgany, John Lynch, Angelo D. Stillittano, James E. Stephenson, Thomas Hmurcik, George Smith, James Dofton. 45 245 j x.-is Seated:. Nancy Sprenger, Teresa Smith, Sharon Kolanda, Joanne Stake, Johanna Lambert, Patricia Q Snitchler, Helen Haskell. Albert Gillis. Middle: Ann Gibson, Gladys McCarthy, Shirley Krisko, Sally Tozer, Nancy Kudgus, Carolee Bachura, Ellen Disbrq, Joy Dacey, Barbara Burris, Carol Flynn, Judy Demtrak, Robert Kocan. Top:LWl1lliaLn1l Gfiynley, James Kaminsky, Frederick Heysek, Richarl. Colanpzelo, Thomas Scalese, James uc en ' ' ' ' D b k I , avid Taylor, Gene Hartmann, Anthony Stento, Reinald Dersch, John Fish, Michael ro a . J. 0,-r-1. Seatifllz Shirley Ann Yoder, Karen Smith, Joan Steaclman, Barbara Liptak, Jean Mack, Alice Zappert ary cap. Middle: Carole Brooks, Ethel Salai, Adeline Barner, Mary Pearl, Arlene Obremski, XVarren Benham Kathy Cotter, Rosalie Fitzgerald, Marlene Brown, Carolyn Laskoski. Top: Garreth Gobel, Byron Smith, Mahlon Kester, David Picliette, Louis Fischer, Garrett McCutchan Paul Cirba, Christopher Rossie, Gary VViIson, Richard Helfer, David Zych, Oliver Phinney. S d: D th S k , P t ' D B , V' ' ' H'blcr, Carol Neild, Douglas Kalaf. A hfaailtdle: Sid-rlidrxli Susage, Jlolsbill liianlcilek, lkllmlllyilaliagfe Lally, Madeleihe Shapiro, Mmda Gold, Robert Nickerson, Betsy Hoysra t. V. , . Top: James Curtin, Gary Vonderhaar, Richard Fahrenz, John Stanley, Vkinthrop Davenport, I-rank Raponi, John Roberts, John Salad, Richard Botnick. 46 Seatil: Mary Ellen Springer, Suzanne Mullens, Sally Ann Russell, Patricia Dolan, Gail Morreall, Lois verett. Midcge: Martha Ball, John Tyler, James Browne, Harvey Hurdum, Andrew Pirich, Gerald Carey, Diane wyer. Top:HDuane Grippen, Alan Clark, Thomas Butler, Leon Kiev, James Reynolds, Richard Moore, George astings. wr Seated: Sandra Perl, Kate Griffin, Kay Cawley, Jackie Twining, Mary Peck, Charlotte Goetz, Nancy McCambridge, Ann Jarvis. Middle: Diane Cooper, Patricia Denniston, Carolyn Wei-nz, Bonnie Levene, Sharon Donnell , Rosemary Petrick, Sue Camibell, Bette Germann, Kathleen Holleran, Mary Meagher, Marcia Goffa, Terry Joseph, Margaret Turner. Top: Norman Gevanthor, James Cusick, Eugene Augustine, Fred Moriarty, James Chalmers, James Breivis, Ira Levine, Richard Matties, David Gitlitz, Lee Wagner. 5 lx ie Seated: Sandra Guzzy, Dorothy iuarrerman, Ann Car renter, Joyce Russell. I - A Middle: Jerome Weisberg, Sara nn Martin, Evelyn Jane Petrick, Roseanne Nichols, Shelly Smith, Rita Doyle, Jgseph Massar. A , , Top: John arlmess, John Sherba, Richard Marko, John Shiptenko, Fred Layton, James Pello, William Reynolds, Barbara Wheeler, Peter Snarr. 47 2,752 ZQZ Bottotme Joel Wolk, Donald Harvey, Charles DeLorenzo, jr., Ben Weingartner, Edwin Seibold, Thomas V onnor. Middle: Carole McManus, Sharon Dribnack, Gale Millard, Loretta Carros, Sharon Crane, Top: Charles DeRitis, Roger Howe, Christine J. Karnauskas, Joanne Spolsky, Seated: Earl Landon, Barbara Pashinski, john Mosko, Anthony Torto, Stanley Cwynar, Nancy Tighe, Geraldine Timson. Middle: Florence Portararo, Marie Nawojczyk, Eileen Ford, Suzanne Brady, Caroline Vining, Carolyn Cline, Jean Bockstaliler, Suzanne Dacey, Vally Micpovil, Laraine VVheelock, Michele Moore. Top: Ted .Richards, Iames Slavit, Patrick Tino, Fred DeFilippo, Andrew Kovae, Albert Balan, Peter Basmajian, Joseph Esposito, james Hecox, Peter Smith, john Whalen. Seateiilz lxliacgllilne Oolie, Virginia Gentile, Elena Fuster, Dona Tlalashinas, Sharon Brody, Linda Lias, ona i . Middle: Roxie Travis, Marjorie Chapple, Paulette Winters, Gloria Chitka, Kathryn Silvanic, Patricia Komack, Mary Best. Top: George Belancsik, Wolfgang Diehl, Robert Tompkins, Mowry Smith, Philip Cotter, Ierome Getz, Stanley Karibian, Philip Leinbach, Eugene Kochis, Delmar Gould. 48 X ,, ,, , ,W Seated: Mary Jane Greene, Michael Fiaschetti, Sandi Reid, Mildred Rotella, Marlene Gennett, Thomas ' P ' h. . . Ikiiddleainljlidca IEiJli.1rcky5nJfd1idy Katzin, Sharon DeI.aney, Anna Belle Graves, Anne Greiner, Betsy Mitchell, Sandy Giliford, Judy Rincker, Susie Denton. A , , A Top: Stephen Fish, Ronald Stevens, Robert Peck, John Denniston, Paul Drutonis, John ONeil, Bruce Larrabee. VVilliam Drucker, VVilliam Reiff. 'uv il.. Seated: Darlene Beers, Evelyn Gladd, Anna Hall, Judy Sall, Kathy-Leigh NVest, Mary Phalen, Robert Muss, Donald Colodny. Middle: Roseline Meyer, Barbara Zendle, Elizabeth Jackson, Joan McGowan, Grace Mandicott, Judith Andrew, Diane Stack, Barbara Sparr, Judy Carelli, Marie VValicke, Aldona Dudak. Top: Patrick Feheley, Frank Sladish, VVilliam Barlow, Gary XVheeler, Edward Grosek, Daniel Morgan, VVilliam Fusco, Thomas Gill, VVilliam Folejewski, Charles Gould, Edward Hrehor, David Greenblott, Ronald Gordon, Joseph Yesensky. 5 3 Seated: Nancy Weingartner, Antoineite Romeo, Carol Brown, Arline Clark, Mary Vetrino. Middle: Rosemary Mansour, Karen Kern, Alice Frankel, Louise Steenburg, Sandra Peworchik Rita Vaughn, .Judy Potusky, Michele Jablonski, Jane Pangburn. ' Top: Benjamin Jeffery, Garzvffheodore, James Pollack, Stephen Klimow, Michael Chanecka, John Stankie- wicz, Michael Toncola, illiam Stcveskey, Jerome Caricchio. 49 43 if 1:1 Seated: Marion Grocki, Dorothy Pastorok, Carol Adsit, Sharon Swanhery, Marcia VVinters, Judith Backo, M A B d t, Sh' l Pt . J MiddleiryCatii2rininirlidrosrrlfayvidegil-iinson, Donald Campbell, Joseph Ryan, Charles Lee, Frank Harlec, G bl tt, R d F' k, M r llutcher. V A I Topflaanaiil Grzflirzilgaiji, Mati'cizaerRigi2r, Riihherd ,Gillette, James Harding, Michael Quinlivan, Robert Taber, Martin Franey, Patricia Kessler, Marianne Buckley, Seated: Diana Patton, Mildred George, Charles Smith, Barbara Devine, Heather Foley, Alan Crumm, David Kenien. Middle: Lois Peret, Sharon Slimbaugh, Martha Vill, Janice Johnson, Judith Mullens, Janice Peterson, Josephine Lundberg, Barbara Hutchings, Jacqueline VVood. Top: Leonard Kratky, Lewis Kadleck, Stephen McQuide, Richard Fallon, Sheldon Smith, Robert Cavan- augh, Scott Hilburn, Ronald Russik, Thomas Kelly, Donald IJ:-Rigo, Donald Ahearn. A Seated: CarolQ Hancharik, Sheila Vavra, Jane Dean, Carmen Corea, Nanette Duffy, June Heinbach, Judith I Hobert, Shirley Richardson. Middle: Doris Dubriclg, Irene Nejeschleba, Miriam Kokis, Richard XVoodruFf, Jerome Rozen, Robert J. llialss, Jfhn Christian, Ronald E. Chmiel, Kenneth Antos, Dianne Westgate, Robert Tobey, Mary nge o. Top: Roberta Casterlin, Patricia Harbachuk, Stanley Rincavage, Larry Bohne, Harvey Levine, Wa ne Rozen, Charles Pierson. James O'lJonovan, Ste mhen Novotny, VVilliam XVilson, John Sullivan, Stephen Galla, James Randall, Shirley Hranek, Arlene Jiones. Q0 'W Seated: Harold Baylor, Theresa Chiszar, Gwendolyn XVhiwIe, Mari P I ' J l ii a ao etti, ,oyce .loyd, Patricia Legos, Robert Hatala. Middle: Jane VVhitelaw, Ann Baliga, Elaine Hirko, Juanita Schell, Eleanor Garthner, Marie Trasolini, Janet Haraksim, Nancy Kutz, Sally Night. Top: Robert Smith, Richard Schleider, Vincent lliI.ascia, Michael Harlost, NVilIiam Mzilinowski, William Cadden, Richard Kurey, John Doolittle, Eraldo D'Orsogna, Francis Larkin. Seated: Diane Stecker, Joanne Liciandrello, Marianne Petrone, Sylvia Wilcox, Linda Hall, Irene Husar Middle: Carol Jo M t' F ' h T'tT ' ' ' ' ' a las, alt 1 any, David Weisman, John Hightower, Ronald Simkulet, John Hopeli Elizabeth Butler. Top: David Pudiak, Thomas Kopecek, James Dershem, James Greene, John Touhey, Richard Snyder, Brian' Savitch, John Busfield, Douglas March. Seated: John Gou hary, Carneta Palmiter, Joyce Gwyn, Anne Marie Klimt, Marilyn Austin, Margaret Kavanagh, Katiiryn Tyne, Maureen O'Connor, Gary Drabo. A Middle: Suzanne Latonick Janice Kneer, Nancy Bachovchin, Rosemary Speakman, Suzanne Fischer, Joan Konecny, Genevieve Pluggler, Dick DeOrazio, Joyce Hetrick, Diane Stanek, Marsha Katcher, Edward Sl . . Top: Raimi?-L nch, Justin Reimer, Jerry Van Why, Peter Wilcox, Garly Kiev, James Brumck, Alexander Luckanicli, James Averett, Marshall Darrow, Tommy Gramata, obert Danvers, Paul Polakiewicz, John Quafzliata. Michael McFarland. .. fav 522 -v vu vii we-v I .L-..... . Seated: Suzanne Still, Pearl Horowitcli, Lois Lieber, jean Lomonaco, Carol Peck, Dennis Skora. Middle: Esther Borst, Paula Weiss, Carol Sall, Andrea Orcutt, Shari Holzer, Suzanne Royter, Marlene Martino, Barbara Shore. Top: Larry Verhoeven, Robert Baker, Thomas GriFFin, VVilliam VVoodruff, Ronald Zembek, Mark Wilbur, Robert Pernes, Jerome McCarthy, Bruce Kidder. Seated: Nancy Lee Grace, Susan Friedlzinil, Slmron Preuss, Mzirignret Knott, Patricia Vkleintrziuh, Arline Andros, Jeanne Morris, Betsy Byron. Middle: Joanne Morabito, Sandra Guard, Mztry.-'inn Zurenflzi, Alice Nlcclinosky, Barbara Holmes, Mary Hawley, Darlene Sevara, Phyllis Kuenzli, Elizabeth XYells. Top: Marvin Cohn, Norman Pierce, james llzicey, jolin Rooszi, ,lziim-s Olsen, XVztlter Peterson, Michael Casey, Ronald Croop, Delbert Giragosizin, Robert Cziczilzi, Robert lfritz. 59 5 ,. Seated: Thomas Gorman, Marlene Konick, Denise Kingsbury, Janice Klink, Betty Ann Oswald, Nadine Mikulak, Maryann Tasber, Nancy Wolcott, Mark Doolittle. A Middle: Ernest Gregoire, Sharon Shaul, Diane Yanus, Loretta Bianco, Susan Berry, Bette Waples, Eddy Lou Kunkle, Dorothy Day, Johannah Hughes, Diane Ostrowsky, Barbara Papick, Patricia Fletcher, James Wilson. I , L Top: George Spencer, Charles Havel, James Capp, Charles Konecny, Richard Phelps, David Niles, Jerry B h R b t Andrew Mateleska, M. William Lessler, David O'Brien. Peake, Joseph Waples, Albert o ner, o er Ffh 3? Seated: Patricia Tyler Patricia Costello, Vivian Thompson, Diane Hanly, Judith Gray, Anne West, Frances Mroczek, Janet Multer, Karen Sommer. V A I , Middle: Peter Ganglolf, Sally Lembcke, Sharon Katz, Patricia johnson, Sabina Mosher, Nancy Dranichak, Sally Clark, Ronetta VVatrous, Alexa Palmer, Margaret Arthur, 4Barry Koffman. I Top: Donald Perl, David Sedor, Matthew Guokas, Alan Boone, Richard Roberts, Donald Burns, David Crandall, Robert Bromley, Stuart VVilliams, Robert Ridings, Sherwood Walls, VVilliam Cook, Martin Nitka, Paul Giragosian, Robert Zemanek. Seateg: Dawn Van VVert, Diane Stellmack, Roberta Lindsley, Melinda Hickey, Barbara Newton, Beverly . ason. Middle: Joan Villanti, Nancy Stevenson, Marie Hibl-er, jean Baron, Janet Kupfrian, Kathleen Fiato, Kathleen Connolly, Mary Ann Obremski. Top: Thomas DeLucca, Ross Grippen, VVilliam Johnston, Peter Luchini, Frederick Yerdon, Dale Harvey. :aw i 1 ,331 - 5255 ' ' -1 ' 3 HM no - , ,i V VAKV K V. A , i Q t i Q KN M I .,,' -. Seated: Agnes Vallone, Lois Germann Diane Smith Delo B L ' ' Middle: Sandra Buch b I L. d C- In - , res owers, ouise Frledland, James McNerne . T Slwacin Seplick' A?1n3eU'EaSiI:3k'aMal:Lrg, Selgerghlan Uram, Linda Scott, Grace Wolfolk, Barbara Bricli, OP: 1 iam t, Al K k, L Q R 4 . Steele, Diwali? Howifgy Rflolgald glalgnch-osenberg, Thomas Butler, NValter Utyro, Francis Krowiak, jerry 53 Seated: Rosanne Retacco, Linda Smith, Kathleen Grogan, Louise Cerretani, Elaine Hetrick, Eileen Downey. Middle: Margaret Charher, Sharon Cundey, Tenrence O'Brien, Charles Reigles, John Rodriguez, Nancy Harrington, Carolyn Powell. U Top: Barbara Hebler, Howard Bernstein, Harold Hayes, Phyllis McConegly, Donald Schuman, Dennis I. Dale, Frederic A. Snyder, Ruth Beeby. Seated: Margctte Eldred Alice Keller Barbara Corb S ' S ' L' rl ' ' Middle: Kathleen Moshgr L. d M' ! P M Xl. USIC -IWIYIKCF, in a Zayicek, Marianne Lenish. T0pGwds:ein,1garol: Ggllgvgheig iavicirzwfclgzonnrijyllgh-u ens, Kathy Bennett, Carolyn Van Atta, Charlotte : a ren -roo S, o ert e 'cc' tt', Pt P fk', N l V M 4 . can, Frederick Boyd, Albert Salljojzimese Ralmelr, ll'aufaBeil3il De ark' Thomas Konecny' Hman Dun- ? Seated: Linda Decker, Sue Buckley, Betsy Ross, Cornelia Lacey-, Mary Ann Randar,-Johanna Bender. Middle: Jud DeRado, Elda Gillette, Gail Marsi, Kathryn La rance, joan Space, ,ludith Hummer, Carol Vavra, Sharon Gardner. I A l . Top: Barry Bley, Seth Rosenberg, Richard Lyons, Clifford Risk, VVilliam Ash, David Nicholas, William 'Marean, Ieramiah King, Robert Timson. 54 Seated: Carol Gumbach Kathryn Bender, Charmaine Mis1ta, Suzanne Schwerin, Joyce Struck, Patricia Kurbanick, Sharon Schlag. Middle: Richard Koial Edith Camp, Patricia O'Neil, Diane Henke, Carol Frank, April Haslett, Mary Tinkunas, Sandra f.inko. Top: Charles Stanek, Edward Downey, George Farrow, Russell Garruto, James Ryan, Dennis O'Hara, Gordon Martin, VVilIiam Cudrleback, Tohn McNamara, Gary Mitchell, Alan Crabb. 525 .aw ,XA f' H, ' 'ztmtz-:QQ-fQ2'.:'Q2ff:- :fi -iw najsggm, -5sfZ 'fffi:E xfwssfy - ' K f QE' ,X FQ f I 117 x . NWN N , is , X AW O A 'WLT cu: Q- ! Q f m if-V X Y -Q 'T . 0 , sw-, 06 'J' 9 cCG o my QU Q5 f Coco o offbooo C' x .i XS J Nail: OC. 1 og 0 o C Q Goo on O oo 0 O 0 0 g F oo . 0 ' 3 I El 'A r 'C viz 'I if k E I ef X 9 4 X O C . Xl o J o G G J C C X J G fl: Y x I E if X ff f I j f ,xx 4 --fn: 3' A If X 1 N P in Q ent:-vim-1 General r anization Bottom Row: Peter Smith, Nancy Sprenger, Allen Green, Terrence Cribbs, Mr. john Gable, Eraldo D'Orsogna, Chris- tine J. Karnauskas, Frederick L. Yerdon. Second Row: Diane Stack, Ann Carpenter, Lois Germann, Linda Lias, Charlotte Goetz, Sharon Slimbaugh, Susan Berry, Dee Sullivan, Vivian Thompson, Carolyn Cady, Marie Kane. Third Row: Patricia Dolan, Madeline Lessler, Elizabeth Syage, Dale Leinbach,,joan McKeevy, Marcia Schmidt, Patricia O'Neil, Susan Campbell, Jean Baron, Carolyn VanAtta, Susie Denton, Ann Marie Klimt. Top Row: Harvey Levine, Mark Wilbur, Gerald O'Neil, Robert Ward, joseph Mankus, William Fusco, Winthrop Daven- port, Fred Wyskowski, Robert Gahagan, William Ash, john Hogan, Stuart Williams. i 9 it gf - f .,,i ,, , er , 'KWH --J..ml391'..E7'i-f.'::', , f.-1:ve1f.1'ts?+,g .gift . if During the fall term the General Organization accomplished a great deal for Central High under the capable leadership of Mr. john Gable. With Kate Griliin, president, John Sullivan, vice-president, Sandra Cowan, treasurer, and Genny Teague, secre- tary, our student government was in very good hands- These ofiicers met on alternate Monday afternoons with the homeroom representatives. G.O. was responsible for securing permission to have the Vestal football pep rally, and was in charge of the burning of the U.E. tiger before the Central- U.E. game. The Council upheld the annual tradition of the Papa Central Assembly on the day before Thanksgiving vacation. During the fall term both Science Club and Pep Club presented revised constitutions to G.O., request- ing the right to give awards towards Honor Society to their members. These were voted upon and passed. Besides all this, G.O. sponsored the dances after the football and basketball games. The highlight of this feature was the Victory Dance afterlthe North- Central football game. One of the most eagerly awaited assemblies at Central is the election of General Organization of- ficers. Everyone enjoys the speeches given on behalf of each candidate. The winners of the spring elec- tion were: Joseph Mankus, president, Patricia Den- niston, vice-president, Kathleen Rozmerski, secre- tary, and Gary Wilson, treasurer. Each of these officers received an award for school service. The faculty advisor of G.O. was Mr. john Gable. This February for the first time G.O. sponsored a King and Queen Dance. At this dance a king and queen elected by the student body were crowned. After every home basketball game G.O. also spon- ftmrm pl?ltf3-Zigi., ,5,,,.k,,.,,, if G aim in at 'tg R CTM' I- .Z at sored a dance. iw This was a year for new ideas. appropriated one hundred dollars to be used to bring assemblies L into the school. Formerly each student had to pay 5 fifteen cents for outside assemblies. In May, repre- sentatives of Central's G.O. attended the Southern Tier Student Council Conference. The delegates met in groups where the problems of student council 2 , organization were discussed. L 2 Each homeroom is represented in General Or- V E ganization by an elected student. ., . . . .. , , . le .. Seated: Genevieve Teagu -S t v ' - - John Sullivan-Vicespsesidig:311, lxate Griffin-President, Mr. john Gable'-Advis0r,,Sandra CowanqTreasrirer First Row: Nancy- Sprenger, Beverley jean Stasko, Sonya Pahulak, Kathryn Tyne Martha Ban Ma .a Pt i A , ri nne e rone Judith H , A - . Second Rowzillqigargf IJ:5gE?0:hn24?EI1gi21 KIii1el:eyMaEr.Z1lr-igaxlne Tomassi, Ann Carpenter. ' Nancy Bliss' Nancy Barlow' Wendy Hankin Sharm? Rugqel:i1va6j?gl?i Jacqueline Petkov, Diane Henke, Sally' Leon Susie Denton, JoAnn Demtrak. ' 'r - 'Uma Jean Walrath, Barbara Zendle, Janice Hazen, T Z Ch l ' . ' op ar es Otis, John Murphy, Winston Warner, Jack Hogan, Gene Augustine, john Salad, john Grady, Robert Gahag- an, Barry Schuma , R b 1 W d Konecnyy Kennethn Anooer ar , Bruce Bateman, David Niles, Tony D'Aristotle, Charles Gould, Gary Wilson, Charles 59 F Honor Society 5 2 31 First Row Seated: Ann Jarvis, Sandra Cowan, Margaret Napier, Beverly Hickey-General Officer, Mr. John Moore-Fac- ulty Advisor, Nancy Bliss-Secretary, Philip Pavlik-President, June Cherro, Joyce Kniskern, Genevieve Teague. Second Row: Ann Ellinger, Kate Grifhn, Fern Zandle, Jane Mitchell, Sharon Dale, Gloria Jean Walrath, Martha Delaney, Judith Nelson Judy Miner Sally Leon Katherine Truesdell, Marcia Goffa, Rose Marcello, Donna Hudak. Top: Lawrence Girffney, John Sullivan, Johh Guokas, JamesiBreivis, Charles Wales, David Petras, George Lutzic, Joseph ' R W l . St art Walls, Michael Petras, Dolores Doolittle. Mankus, Richard Lynn, oger a es, ew Each term thirty-two new members for Honor Society are chosen by a committee of members, Mr, Springmann, and the three counselors. To be eligible a senior must have maintained a 3.0 average in all subjects, and have earned two awards in one field, or one award in each of three fields.. These branches are scholarship, fine arts, sports, and school service. Each new mem- ber receives the much-coveted golden key of Honor Society, 60 Kneeling: Carolyn Wernz, Bette Germann, Linda Gilinsky, Mary Peck, Margaret Napier, Patricia Denniston, Kathleen Rozmerski, 2nd Row: Kate Griffin, Marcia Schmidt, Kathryn Chase, Judith Hummer, joan Space, Ruth Sharpsteen, Alice Srnka, Mary Ann Boburka. 3rd Row: Bonnie Levene, Charlotte Goetz, Sandra Perl, Gail Marsi, Linda Decker, Mary Ann T. Randar, Ann Jarvis, Peggy Turner, Marcia Gotta. 4th Row: Charles Wales, John Grady, Robert Hudak, Roger Wales, Joseph Mankus, Richard Lynn, Bruce Bateman, ames Breivis. Sth gow: David Gouldin, Eugene Augustine, john Guokas, William Ash, Harvey Singer, Clifford Risk, Allan Lyons. which has the B.C.H.S. insignia on it. Members act as ushers for the Honor Graduate and the Honor Society Assemblies. They are in charge of the teas which are held after these programs. At all assemblies the members stand at the auditorium door. Mr. john Moore is the advisor of this organization. 61 Seated: Mary Ann T. Randar, Kathryn Latonick, Bonnie Levene-Vice-President, Patricia Denniston-Secretary, Miss Helen Foley-Advisor, Joyce Canham-President, Wendy Hankin-Treasurer, Gail Marsi, Sandra Perl. Second Row: Martha Kostun, Sandra Cowan, Marcia Beiley, Maureen Hickey, Nancy McCambridge, Eleanor Franchina, Carol Frank, Patricia Tschopp, Sharon Gardner, Kay Cawley, Sally McPherson, Charlotte Goetz. Third Row: E. Thomas Hernandez, Ann Smulowitz, Susan Campbell, Mary Ellen Moriarity, 'Paul Gira osian M t' g , ar in Nitka, Judith Hummer, Dorothy Wareika, Linda Malmros, Barbara Stevens, Kally Tshulos, George Rosefsky, Stephen McQuide. Top Row: Alan Crabb, David Nicholas,iByron Roe, Wayne Rozen, David Pichette, Fred Wyskowski Ronald Sabacek Fred Badger, Michael Cruty, James Gilroy, J0hn O'Ne1l, James Chalmers, Mahlon Kester, Gary Wilson, Richard Hefft: David Kittredge. Dramatics' D-,fc QL' One of Binghamton Central High School's most active clubs is Dramatics Club. This year the group, under the capable leadership of Miss Helen Foley, outdid itself and came up with some Fine productions. During this past term one of their presentations was a hilarious melodrama entitled Abner Crane from Hayseed Lane which was put on dur- ing the noon hour. The Parade at Devil's Bridge was another achievement. This play and several others were pre- sented after school hours. During the fall term the oiiicers were Joyce Canham, president, Bonnie Levene vice-president' Wendy Hankin treasurer' Patricia Denniston, secretary. The spring otticers included Patricia Denniston, as presidentg, Kally T'shulos,' treasurer? David Tomik, vice-president, sergeant-at-arms, James G'l , D ' : Cl b ' ' ' Central with enjoyable plays. iroy ramatics u has done more than its share to entertain 62 Kneeling: Alice Zappert, Patricia Kurbanick, Margaret Napier, Frances Mrouzek, Cynthia Rozen, Frances Eisenberg Laraine Wheelock, Elda Gillette, Mary Ann McConnell, Linda Susko. Seated: Diane Rolles, Joyce Struck, Mary Jane Greene, Gisela Nitka, Gayle Williams, Mary Tinkunas, Mrs. Kaye Rus- sell, Sharon DeLaney, Kate Griffin, Dorothy Quarterman, Patricia Lesay, Margaret Carvalho. Second Row: Gwen Whipple, Ethel Salai, Joan Ruddy, Beverly Valachovic, Joyce Svarney, Lisa Lovell Benedicta Billy Patricia Carvalho, Mary Ann Boburka, Colette Balan, Priscilla Mahilchock, Beverly McManus Patricia Reagan Sandra Nider, Diane Stecker. ' Third Row: Kathleen Perun, Arlene Obremski, Carmen Corea, Elaine Hirko, Barbara Papick, Linda Vanek Marcia Goffa Johannah Hughes, Constance Mitchell, Barbara Portnoy, Penny Zemanek, Kathryn Silvanic Katherine Stocking, Shirley Kovac, Gloria Hopkins. ' ' Top Row: Minda Gold, Carolyn Cline, Nancy Kudgus, Grace Mandicott, Sharon Russell, Cornelia Lacey, Diane Westgate v Sharon Kipper, Linda Gilinsky, Linda Malmros, Sandra Benkovsky, Barbara Stevens, Bett G R T ' Patricia Obremski, Rosemary Petrick, Joan Steadman, Christine Yanus. e Ummm' osean en-ls One of Central's most thriving organizations is Dance Ilub. The aim of this club is to teach B.C.H.S. girls 0 dance anything from a Russian folk-dance to the top. Next year the members of Dance Club plan to rut on a dancing variety program to show everyone vhat they can do. With Mrs. Russell as its leader the uture of Dance Club looks very promising. ne Act Pla s :ated: Marilyn Barnes, Elsie Kushner, David Tomik, Judith Nelson, Ann Ellinger. zandingz Dick Georgia, William Fusco, Hazel Boorom, Donna Perchinsky, James Gilroy, Charles Barry. Dance Club Seated: Charlotte Goetz, Kally Tshulos. Standing: David Nicholas, Susan Campbell, Ronald Sabacek Ann Smulowitz, Barbara Stevens, Fred Badger, Alan Crabb The effectiveness of every presentation on the Central stage is not dependent on the per- former's skill alone. Each play must have proper lighting, sound ef7fCCTS. and settings. The duty of planning this falls to the stage crew, a small group of hard-working boys di- rected by Miss Helen Foley. They are doing a fine job. F all During the Fall term the Panorama newspaper did an es- pecially fine job of covering school events and activities: Under the guidance of Philip Pavlik, its editor-in-chief, and Miss Mary Holleran, its faculty advisor, the Panorama staff produced four excellent issues sparkling with originality and filled with a variety of topics: fashions, sports, feature columns, hobbies, alumni notes, editorials and current events. Sunday Press editors, jac- queline Twining and Teresann joseph, deserve a great deal of praise for representing our school so well on the Sunday Press high school page. Pan members devote much time to work on the paper. However, the many enriching experiences and personal satis- faction which they derive, more than compensate for the hours given to the task. The Fall staff proved exceptionally capable and was in no small way responsible for the paper's success. Editors included Bonnie Levene, news editor, Sharon Donnelly, feature editorg Carolyn Wernz, art editor, Lee Wagener and Patricia Denniston, sports editors, and Ann Jarvis, Katherine Truesdell, and Mary Peck, advertising editors. Spring Centralites are indeed fortunate in having for their studen voice a newspaper as fine as the Panorama. The'paper,,under th very capable guidance of Miss Mary Holleran, is published fou times each term. During the spring term Bonnie Levene served as editor-in chief. She was ably assisted by her editors and staff. Thanksrt their combined efforts the Pan achieved -an exceptionally hig degree of excellence, and was again acclaimed one of the bes high school newspapers in this area. The Panorama covers every phase of Central's life. The new staff reports on all school activities, assemblies, club project: and coming events, while the feature staff is responsible for th many columns and various feature articles found throughot the paper. All art work appearing in the paper is done by the ai group. Both the girls' and boys' sports pages are prepared' ll the sports staffs. Advertisements from local business establisl ments are solicited by the advertising committee. Pan members take great pride in the newspaper,-Ldevoting.muc time and effort to their work. All agree that it is an enrichm experience. i 1i ul! I ui ,V 'L-ei 4li::Q, T f , . 'SH.:::1r'.' Q:'l::p:1. ing...- g R Spffey foliar Seated Floor Front: James Breivis, Lee Wagner, David Gitlitz Philip Pavlik Seated Chairs: Ann Jarvis, Charlotte Goetz, Teresann Joseph, Jacqueline Twinihg, Sharon Donnelly, Miss Mary Holleran- Advisor, Mary Peck, Katherine Truesdell, Gloria Jean Walrath, Patricia Denniston, Carolyn Wernz, Bonnie Levene. Standing Bottom.: Sandra Perl, Gail Marsi, Elda Gillette, Mar A C' S y nn itar, Kathleen Bensley, George Rosefsky, Michaeline Simkulet, Margaret Turner, Nancy McCambridge, Mary Ann McConnell, Susan Buckley, Gloria Hopkins, Kathleen Holleran. Standing Second: Pamela Rogers, Mary Slimbaugh, Patricia Carvalho, Marcia Beiley, Margaret West, Stephen Saltz, Susan Campbell, Kay Cawley, Margaret Napier, Kate Griflin, Fern Zendle, Kathy Rozmerski, Molly Kaye Lally, Joyce Svarney, Joan Menten, Lisa Lovell, Rosalie Reagan, Norman Gevanthor, J. David Weisman, James Cusick. Standing Third Top: Ann Heffern, Mary Meagher, Bette Germann, Rosemary Petrick, Marcia'Goffa, Joan Space, Cornelia Lacey, Linda Gilinsky, Marcia Schmidt, Linda Malmros, Ira Levine, Doroth W 'k C - ' y arei a, arol Kessler, Alice Srnka, Richard Matties, John Susko, Richard DCRIIIS, Fred Moriarty, Garrett McCutcl1an, Richard Lyon, James Chalmers, William Ash. 2'z Dt?..2 4 sua Q N s a er E' if J ew p p . i ll.i,li1l g 1 W., . it xr.--4 A511 Eyxraf 65 Lit Club -MI 2 2 f 2 First Row Seated: Carol Mincolla, Sandra Perl, Katherine Welch, Joyce Werner, Penny Zemanek, Bonnie Levene. Second Row: Sandra Wolfe, Marie Kane, Nancy Sprenger, Mary Ann McConnell, Carolyn Laskoski, Linda Rout? Top: Molly Kaye Lally, Diane Ostrowsky, Judith Monkovicz Gilinsky, Martha DeLaney, Nancy Bliss, Kathleen Perun of Sandra Perl. i W Room 203 is the meeting place every Tues- day night for the members of Lit Club. Un- der the guidance of Mrs. Flannigan, the club interests its members in an appreciation of the literature of the world. Their program offers speakers who will present valuable material ' .- of a literary nature to all members. Their projects aim to stress the communication theme in several areas-books, authors, illustrations, movies, reviews, and skits. The president for the fall term was Joyce Werner, during the spring term Lit Club was under the direction Win i Truesdell, Cornelia Lacey, Mrs. Constance Flanmgan Helen Sandra Space, Charlotte Goetz, Nancy Hayes, Marjorie O Neil Judy DeRado. Bette Germann, Gloria Jean Walrath, Miriam Kokls Linda Benedicta Billy, Barbara Zendle, Patti Hollister . 'N : AQ kAillJl 1 1 uilbi I 'gf' A , ,tif W 'l ,Anf .fr 4, i I ld 0 fx- iiS.iK six L J- l 'W PM Y ff? fe J :ev iw: f' 66 tudent Staf Seated: Eleanor Streby,.Naney Sprenger, Sandra Perl, Theodore Urda, Mr. Henry Marean, Joseph Kundrata, Judith West, Linda Decker, Bonnie West. Second Row Standing:Mary Ann T. Randar, Charmaine Misata, Ann Marie Jadick, Sylvia Andrejko, Margaret McCarthy, Sandra Linko, Marie Nawojczyk, Michaeline Simkulet, Nancyarme Riddell, Patricia Kurbanick, Mary Anna McConnell, Barbara Devine. Third Row: Susan Buckley, Katherine Stocking, Benedicta.Billy, Carolyn Schwehm, Diane Ostrowsky, Nancy Bliss, Judith Scott, Patricia Hollister, Patricia Obremski, Patricia Tschopp, Barbara Ryan, Fern Zendle, Jeanne Smith. Top: Elizabeth Syage, Rosemarie'Stirpev, Miriam Kokis, Karen Wilbur, Barbara Burris, Linda Malmros, Ann Probyanski Carol Kessler, Dorothy Wareika, Minda J. Gold, Joan Menten, Mary Ann Boburka, Katherine Wilcox, Betsy Mitchell, Arlene Haddad. .. Wa... w---....,.,,.,., , M ' , lr. i rfb ' 1. ' QV 9 S N hdxbi 5 il N NBR . One of the busiest organizations in this school is Student Staff. It is a group of stu- dents who give up one period a day to serve as'staiT assistants. They are assigned to teach- ers, assisting them in many time-consuming tasks that the faculty would ordinarily have to do. These include filing information, check- ing papers, recording marks, running errands and greeting visitors to the school. Anyone who has a study hall every day may join this valuable school organization. Participation for two terms enables a student to receive an award towards Honor Society. 67 From the first crisp school days in the fall to the hot bright days of early June, members of the Pan Annual staff are kept constantly at work preparing Central's fine yearbook. Room 325 proves a scene of continual bustle and activity as the editors go about their business under the watchful eye of Miss Grace Hogomb, faculty adviior of the dParii Annual. d utting out a year ook is in ee an enormous un ertaking. AP A- There are numerous small details to be attended to, and coopera- tion and organization are a must if the project is to result in success. The theme, which is kept secret until the Pan Annual comes out in June, is determined by the editors in October. Following this decision the lay-out department undertakes the difficult and demanding task of planning and co-ordinating each page. The photography staff goes to work taking and developing the many required action shots, while the business department solicits advertisements, handles subscriptions, and manages financial affairs. The write-up staff assigns all articles to be written, while the art staff is responsible for the large amount of decorative work which fills the pages of the yearbook. The picture staff schedules all school organization pictures, while the typing staff types all articles. Joan Space, this year's editor-in-chief, heads the Pan Annual group, supervising all phases of this work. Thanks to the de- voted eiforts of the Pan Annual group, Central again has pro- duced an outstanding yearbook of which it can be justly proud. uw g lgz, First Row Seated: Carol Vavra, Elda Gillette, Sharon Gardner, Kathryn LaFrance, Miss Grace Holcomb, Joan Space, Roberta Sloat Martha DeLaney, Gail Marsi. Second Row: Sandra Space, Judy DeRado, Kathryn Bender, Mary Ann T. Randar, Linda Decker, Ann Carpenter, Johanna Bender. Third Row: Cornelia Lacey, Susan Buckley, Charmaine Misata, Mary Peck, Margaret West, Susan Campbell, Nancy Bliss Donna Hudak, Nancy McCambridge, Margaret Turner, Patricia Kurbanick. Top: David Zych, 'Bonnie Levene, Robert Timson, Gloria Jean Walrath, Clifford Risk, David Nicholas, Richard Giblin William Ash, John McNamara, Seth Rosenberg, Lisa Lovell, Rosemary Petrick, Jeanne Thompson, Barry Bley. 68 vm Science Club Under the capable leadership of presidents Charlotte Goetz Cfallj and Nancy Kudgus Qspringj, Science Club has had a successful year. The membership was double that of last term. The members took several field trips including a tour of the Ansco plant, attended laboratory sessions, and heard informative lectures. During Easter vacation the club vis- ited New York City where everyone had an exciting and fun-filled time. This growing organization has also been granted an award system counting toward Honor Society. Caine: Seated: Rosemary Petrick, Katherine Stocking, Charlotte Goetz, Mrs. Mary Petro, David Gitlitz, Irene Micpovil, Philip Cotter. Second Row: Anne Marie jadick, Alice Zappert, Linda Susko, Betty Chipak, Eileen Polak, Patricia Lesay, Susan Buckley, Sandra Linko, Gisela Nitka, Vivian Thompson, johanna Lambert, Gail Marsi, Anna Anthony. Third Row: Sandra Nider, Shirley Kovac, Sandra Gifford, Patricia Obremski, ,Indith Andrew, Mimi Kokis, Pauline Zalner, Dorothy Wareika, Ann Probyanski, Nancy Kudgus, Arlene Obremski, Barbara Zendle, Vally Micpovil, Charmaine Misata, David Atkinson. VJ! Top: Rodger Fink, Steve McQuide, Donald Snyder, Richard Hefft, Robert Peck, Williani Ash, ,lerome Getz, Michael Cruty, Fred Wyszkowski, Stephen Mclieon, Anthony Econ, Mahlon Kester, David Kittredge, 3 Martin Nitka, joel VVolk, llonald Ahearn. 41 rx ff 'G I 'fax 9 Q ' . - N si First Row Seated: Betsy Ross, Lisa Lovell, Alice Srnka, MissARita Taylor, Gloria jean l Walrath, Judith Hudson, Roberta Sloat, Eleanor liranchina. Second Row: Anne Marie Jadick, Joanne Morrison, ,lohanna Lambert, Irene Micpovil, Nancy Newman, Carolyn Cady, Bonnie North. Top: Sharon Dale, Mary Murphy, ,lane Mitchell, Patricia Solamon, Ann Probyanski, Barbara,Ryan, Madeline Lessler, ,loyce Svarney, Genevieve Teague. The Y.W.C.A. is the meeting place every Tuesday night at 7 o'clock for the members of Tri- Hi-Y. This club is the girls' branch of Hi-Y and is under the direction of Miss Reta Taylor. Its purpose is to create, main- tain and extend throughout the homes, schools, and community high standards of Christian char- acter. Each year the girls sell shakers at the football games. The club's presidents were Gloria jean Walrath Qfallj and Mary Murphy Cspringj. 70 every presentation on the Central stage is not dependent on the per- former's skill alone. Each play must have proper lighting, sound effects, and settings. The duty of planning this falls to the stage crew, a small group of hard-working boys di- rected by Miss Helen Foley. They are doing of 1 1 a fine job. l Thomas Campion, Richard Lyons, Jesse Reimer. The elfectiveness of LN X E- f-me-M A Hi-Y Hi-Y is an organization of young men whose work it is to promote high Christian ideals in the community. This club, which meets every Tuesday at the Y.M.C.A., is known to us chieHy through its handling of the concession stand at the basketball games. Hi-Y cooperates with similar groups throughout the state. These organizations send representatives N to the three youth and governmental conferences held during l the year. Seated: Michael McFarland, William Cook, Mr. Disch- inger, Philip Pavlik, Gary Severson, David Crandall. Top Row: Richard Roberts, Byron Roe, William Cud- deback, Ronald Sabacek, Charles Pierson, Mahlon Kester, Stuart Williams, Robert Ridings. .35 . 1., r lei, HE , ' Every Friday night at 3:30, Central girls 42735, , assemble at the Y.W.C.A. for a meeting of ' the Y-Teens. This organization is open to all teenage girls of Central High. This year it is under the capable leadership of the club's president, Marilyn Gable, and Miss Dando, its advisor. Members are doing volunteer work at City Hospital, and throughout the year in order to raise money for charity, the girls have a doughnut sale, several bake sales, and a number of service projects. Y-Teens have parties and participate in various activities sponsored by the Y. Y- Teens Seated: Genevieve Teague-Treasurer, Arlene Haddad-Vice-President, Sharon Dale-Publicity Manager, Miss Muriel Dando-Advisor, Mar- ilyn Gable-President, Lisa Lovell-Secretary, Elizabeth Syage- Sergeant-at-Arms. Standing: Sharon Schlag, Mary' Ayres, Iacqueline Cole, Martha Vill, Joyce Svarney. 71 Seated: Kathryn LaFrance, Judy DeRado, Betsy Ross, Miss Grace Holcomb, Mary Murphy, Roberta Sloat Pamela Ro ers , g Top Row: Ann Carpenter, Linda Susko, janice johnson, Molly Kaye Lally, Sally Clark, George Lee Foster, Suzanne Fischer, Cathy Andros, Charmaine Misata, Susan Buckley. Art Club The members of Central's Ar! Club have had many useful projects. They deco- , rated the halls with posters ' during the holiday seasons and also made the campaign posters. The pictures on the study hall blackboards were drawn by the members. An- other important function was that of helping the art department 'by tiling pic- tures, sorting art materials, keeping paint-sets filled, and doing other odd jobs. These were efhciently carried out by presidents Betsy Ross ffallj and Sally Clark Cspringj, under the direc- tion of Miss Grace Hol--k comb. Key Club Key Club is without a doubt one of Central's most active service organiza- tions. This group is sponsored by Ki- wanis International and supervised .by Mr. Bernstein. One of the chief func- tions of Key'Club is the operation of the coat check-room. Money raised from the various activities is used to benefit the school-for example, tinancing the pro- gram of speakers on various vocations who are brought to our school. This year Key Club raised over seventy dol- lars on a Christmas project, which along with other funds was used to benefit Central. Bottom: Eugene Augustine-President, Ira Levine, Bruce Bateman, Walter Yoder, Allan Lyons-Secretary, Mr. Abraham Bernstein, Freeman Hightower-Treas- urer, Winthrop Davenport, David Niles, Brian Savitch. Middle Row: Bruce Larrabee, Donald Snyder, Gary Wilson, Tony D'Aristotle, Richard Botnick, David Gouldin, james Hancock, David Nicholas, Gerald McDonald. Third Row: Paul Beiley, Fred Ulrich, Peter Luchini, Richard Matties, Frederick Yerdon, Philip Pach, Harvey Levine, Seth Rosenberg, Robert Kurey. Top Row: Stephen Saltz, Donald Schumanj James Benedict, Ronald Stevens, Louis Rosenberg, Mahlon Kester, William Stevesky, Allen Green, Marvin Cohn. 72 Seated: Maureen Hickey, Marie Kane, Susan Buckley-Vice-President, Linda Susko-Treasurer, Mrs. Dorothy Hamilton -Advisor, Patricia Denniston-Secretary, Kathy Rozmerski-President, Mary Ann McConnell, Nancy Sprenger tanding, Bottom Row. Johanna Bender, Geraldine Timson, Marion Grocki, Kathryn Bender, Mary Ann Bendert, Beryl Saunderson, Joanne Morrison, Mary Chechatka, Eleanor Streby Carolyn Cady Maria Paoletti Gail Mo ll J d'th , , , rrea , u 1 Harris, Carol Laskoski, Eileen Polak. Standing, Middle Row: Patricia Kurkbanick, Virginia Stoll, Laraine Wheelock, Anna Anthony, Mary Ann Finch, Char- maine Misata, Joyce Struck, Patricia Lesay, Susan Campbell, Kay Cawley, Sharon Gardner, Sally McPherson, Kate Griffin, Nancy McCambridge, Carolyn Moore, Sally Tozer, Margaret Napier, Judith Rinlcker.Anne West, Penny Zemanek, Katherine Stocking, Marilyn Gable, Lisa Lovell, Mary Ann Boburka. Standing, Top Row: Faith Tiffany, Eleanor Franchina, Anne Marie Jadick, Carol Rice, Marcia Goffa, Ethel Salai, Joan Ruddy, Pauline Zalner, Linda Vanek, Ann Heffern, Constance Mitchell, Arlene Obremski, Johanna Hughes, Joanne DeWitt, Rosalie Fitzgerald, Shirley Ann Kovac, Rosemary Petrick, Nancy Kudgus, Mary Ayres, Barbara Burris, Mar- garet Smith, Betty Ann Kocak, Dorothy Wareika, Ann Probyanski. M1 J d'U'2f, P b w Q, fun. Pep Club, under the guidance of Mrs. Doro- ep u , i ' t 5 t ' , thy Hamilton, is one of Central's newest organ- J .' 'f ' -' izations. This year Pep Club's constitution was , ' 'M revised, and it was granted an award system by f' 1 A 5 A G.O, The members wereb kept busy siellngg Tug ' , ' Y nd hite shakers and a oons at t e oot a W' .- - - ,' ' ttf. A game: They also formed a card section-the A .8 ' ,, ,N v ' V' Q, a I only one in this area. 'Q 1,5 ' i-'gm , A 'R ' V , ,, From now on the skit and color day before '1 'H if ' A ,W ., the North football game will be traditlonal. Pep I -3, . , ' me , J 1 2 K K A Club, jointly with Go., held the night pep rally I-'C . V t .-fi f M Q, ' A before the U.E. game when the U.E. tiger was it, ,Ia ' J, k- ' J , A. 7 burned. Pep Club certainly boosts our school A ,Y s V A . -,V L spirits. , ,. L I f if I . J J x .- .1 - , , r ta X, .4 4 L ' Chess Club On Wednesday nights in the library, we often find a small group of students sitting around a .table in which are several chess boards. Everything .is silent ex- cept for an occasional check or the v1ctorious. check- mate. The group is Central's Chess Club in which boys can pit their skill against one another in this royal game. These boys and an occasional girl member .receive a set number of points for each victory. The points are A - compiled and the player having the most points at the end of the term is declared the champion. 73 Seated: Mary Reap, Donna Hudak, llavid Agard, Ruth Sharpsteen, Fern Zendle, Thomas Kopecek, Beverly Hickey, Gloria ,lean Walratli, Bonnie Levene, Susie Demon, Madeline Oolie. Second Row: Karen Sommer, Kathleen I'erun, Margaret Kavanagh, Garrett McCutchan, Katherine Truesdell, Martha Kostun, Mary Ann Boburka, Andrew McPherson, Clitiord Risk, Nancy llranichak, Michele Moore. Third Row: ,lanice Hazen, Irene Micpovil, Terrance Cribbs, Frank Smith, john Cuokas, Mr, Eugene Clayton, Marcia Schmidt, Martha lJeLaney, Ann -larvis, Carolyn Wernz. Urchestra ' J 4 ' , 1 Q02 - r uf If I I, f 1: 'P f ti,f,f' s lib, VC' . Ng, O, M555 gz1:?3Q..'Lf1f,zsW..'.ily . .5 5 74 Central's orchestra, directed by Mr. Eugene Clayton, was exceptionally active during the school year. It not only performed for the Honor So- ciety and Honor Graduate assemblies, but also played at both the january and june commencement exercises. The orchestra joined with the choir and band to present Central's annual Night of Music. In May this group participated for the first time in the orchestra contest held in Binghamton. These musicians devote much time to their organization. They rehearse three times a week in class, while full rehearsal is held at noon each Mon- day and Wednesday. However the hard work and effort which Central- ites put into this organization is well worthwhile. With a love and appreci- ation of music and a desire to ac- complish their very best, they have attained a high degree of proficiency, and have afforded much pleasure to their listeners. Row ll: Terry Cribbs, Annkjarvis, Carolyn Wernz, james Doften, David VVarren, Marcia Schmidt Louis Kadeleck john Hightower, Fred Moriarity, lamce Hazen, Beverly Hickey, Martha DeLaney, Bonnie Levene Sandra Lmko Row 2: Gerald Getz, Frances Kerry, Kathryn Chase, Alice Srnka, Carol Nield, judx Nelson Mary Ann Citar Karen Smith, Dorothy Susko, Patricia Dubrava, Aldona Dudak, Roberta Casterlin, Sheldon Smith Steven lish Teresann joseph, Lyle Bensen, Mr, Bernard Shiffrin. Row 3: VVayne Hague, james Dershain, Sylvia Wilcox, janice Kneer, Barbara Str t R ll VV lll ll zman onac agener Warren St 1 Mimi Buckley, Kendra Dayger, Patricia Carvalho, james Randall, Alan Boone, Donald Campbell Cloria lean Walrath Philip Pavlick, Sherwood VValls, Eugene Augustine, Irene Micpovil. Row 4: Richard Phelan, joyce Kniskern, Margaret Napier, David Knickerbocker, Demse Azerskx 'l homas lxopechek Rich ard Phelps, Robert Muss, Sally Lembcke, Matthew Guokas, l-'rank Smith, john Susko George Spencer Duane Grip pen, Roger Fink, Byron Roe, Row 5: Peter Burtis, Richard DeRitis, Frederick Badger, jolm Guokas, Richard Kamsoke Norman McMurdo Frederick Heysak, Fran Larkin, justin Reimer, Garreth Gobel. Band Perhaps the most active and best loved organization at Central is the band. This year, under the very capa- ble leadership of Mr. Bernard Shiffrin, the band outdid itself, surpassing even it own outstanding record. During the fall term the marching band accompanied our football team to every game, performing pre-game and half-time shows. Following the football season, the concert band commenced rehearsals. In February the band presented an assembly at West junior High School, and in May it collaborated with Central's two choirs and the orchestra to produce the highly successful 'Night of Music. Also in May the band participated in the New York State Band Contest held in Bing- 1amton. It is small wonder that band members derive so. 'nuch pleasure from this organization and are so proud io be a part of it. A gf ? '? Q - , ' 1, H'- MX fu, ., . ' 2. Af 'ff 4' 25:12 ,ge I: ' Mg.'i'l?Zif,1, 7 -QW - ,A ug , ,..,,Q,f sw, it ' W My 1 U 7117475 fd ft, .M We 2 E Q gf f ' 4, QE ev ' if 2? ii? qi S il :A gf 5 233 ? Qt Z it 2 2 We 'S' fr as if Q ri if A it Q, gi fffilh E m. 5,2 ,gl Wg? , f ' ,rl if Wa. 9, if mtg. ., ., ...wie A. fa. ,L ' pr it . -ff' . n t h L ' .- ., ,- 1+.,,-If A f tl i ,if 5 qt.---yi J... . ,, ,, 1 My E' i ' as Q., '1 2 , 8 5 ar I W, Q i ,, 1 , 5 W 1 4 ,ff if 1 t 'E 5 tiff' ' tif 1 li i 75 U: . ' I 1ilF5 -' 'E ' l o Central's Varsity Choir, under the direction of Mr. Thomas J. Clune, is an exceptionally outstanding and accomplished group. Members are chosen by audition each term and rehearse each Monday, Wednesday, and Friday during the seventh period. This year the choir, consisting of sixty-five mem- bers, was extremely active. At Christmas time it pre- ,f Q sented programs for the First Congregational Church ' , Womeii's Group and for the Civic Club. Also, the choir Q gave a carol sing in the city streets during the week an x 0 preceding Christmas. In addition to its lovely tradition of caroling in Central's halls before vacation, the group - also participated in a Christmas exchange assembly with North High School. ln March a performance was given for the Live VVire Club and in May the choir took part in our annual Night of Music. The group has represented'Central well, and has won wide acclaim in this area. QE? Seated: Anne Marie Parlanti, Genevieve Teague-President, Freeman Hightower-Treasurer, Mr. Clune-Director, Judith Miner-Secretary, Margaret Carvalho, Francianne Tomassi. Row 2: Nancy Newman, Judy Ann Rappleyea, Patricia Harris, Jo Arm liemtrak, Rally Tshulos, Charmaine Misata, Joyce igvarney, Darlene Hanly, Anna Anthony, Sharon Folmsbee, Judith Hudson, Margaret West, Martha Kostun, Joanne emer. Row 3: Mary Ann Boburka, Patricia Carvalho, Irene Micpovil, Gloria Jean Walrath, Teresann Joseph, Joan Space, Kath- erine Truesdell, John Hightower, Alan Crabb, Robert Timson, Carolyn VVernz, llonnie Levene, James Kaminsky, Cor- nelia Lacey, Robert J. Kurey, Joseph Tasber, Terrance Cribbs, Ruth Sharpsteen, Joseph May. Top Row: Barbara Burris, Nancy Barlow, Marcia Schmidt, Linda Gilinsky, Alice Srnka, Frank Smith, Richard Lyons, Byron Roe, Fred Moriarijy, John llemer, George Searfoss, Patil Beach, James Breivis, Richard DeRitis, Peter Alt- mann, Llewellyn Havrilla, George Liitzic, Robert Ward, Richard Johnson, Barry Schuman. P ' t -'l', i I I et,, c I . ' . . . 'e?. -me 76 Debate Club, the oldest continuous organization in Central, has well earned its respect and admired position. Popular and worthwhile, its objective is the development of skill in debate, discussion, and logic. The club carries on a wide range of activities. Weekly de- bates and discussions on topics of national or international in- terest are held. During the year several noon study-hall debates were held, which proved highly entertaining and enjoyable. The annual assembly debate, slave sale, and dance have become Central traditions. lf, The varsity debate team has long maintained an enviable record. This spring the team competed in sectional tournaments at Hamilton College. Clifford Risk, Kate Griffin, jim Chalmers, and Linda Malmros debated on the subject: Resolved: That United States Foreign Aid Should Be Substantially Increased. Debate Club President for the fall term was Linda Malm- ros, while Peggy Turner held this othce in the spring term. Cen- tral students should be proud of our Debate Club. lt is certainly one of our most active organizations. Seated: james Chalmers, Mary Peck, joan Space, Mrs. Doris Newcomb, Linda Malmros, Gloria jean Walrath, Clifford Firsiililovv: Karen Sommer, Madeline Oolie, joyce Canham, Nancy McCambridge, Ann jaC0bSOI1, KMC Gflflln- Kathleen Secoliiiniicgwzhgtiganpiizelfrry, Sharon Qardner, Marie Kane, Teresann joseph, joy Uacey, Marcia Goffa, Suzanne Fischer. Top LizbliifgzirSi1slairinCgxzi1g1ibelljiTTf?i?e E?eTiEiianxiTaCar?:T1vil'ii?11hkiVilTiEfiaiilrhflud-triigs, Harry Fulton, Michael Cruty, Thomas Conole, William Ash, Linda Gilinsky, judith Hummer, Mary Meagher. vi 77 Seated: Anne Marie Parlanti, Gail Marsi, Genevieve Teague-President, Sharon lJalcfVice-President, Miss Edna Brown Faculty Advisor, Patricia Tschopp-Secretary, Linda Gilinsky-Treasurer, Kathryn Latonick, Sandra Wolfe. First Row: Eleanor Streby, Roberta Casterlin, Barbara Stutznian, Margaret George, Alice Zappert, Johanna Lambert, Kath- leen Bensley, Gloria Hopkins, Margaret West, Katherine Stocking, Eileen Polak, Sharon Schlag, Linda Rouff. Second Row: Joyce Eldred, Eleanor lfrunchina, Vally Micpovil, Patricia Hollister, Betsy Hoysradt, Barbara Papick, Jerry Root, Minda Gold, Cathy Andros, Paulette Winters, Mary Peck, Gwendoline' Kovac, Judie McCambridge. Top Row: Judith Lewis, Kathryn Chase, Jane Lazo, Richard Heiger, Wayne Rozen, Joseph Anderson, Jerry Stilwell, George Lutzic, Phillip Cotter, Jerome Geti, Eraldo D'Orsogna, Barbara Kline, Ann Probyanski, Barbara Portnoy. Central's branch of the Red Cross is an organization which does its parts in world-wide activities. One of the club's projects this year was sending a Pan- orama Annual overseas. A jam session in the gym was sponsored by Red Cross. The proceeds were used to buy a medi- cal chest which was also sent abroad. During the year an afghan knitted by members went to a veterans' hospital. A local family received a turkey dinner 32' it .ie W A ' . T Red Cross for Thanksgiving as one of the club's many projects. Genevieve Teague was president for the fall term, Sharon Dale, vice-presi- dent, Patricia Tschopp, secretary, and Linda Gilinsky, treasurer. The officers for the spring term were Linda Gilinsky, presidentg Richard Helier, vice-presi- dent, Mary Peck, secretary, and Vally Micpovil, treasurer. 9 N xklu Z 0 SPM Row II: Robert Hudak, Stewart Walls, Richard Lynn, William Harrison, Robert Wagener, Roger Wales, Gerald Price William Fusco. Row 2: Vincent DeNitis, Harold Garbooshian, Charles Wales, H ' S' , G H t ' k M' h l P A 1 Stillitano, Michael Babish, Gary Wilson, Manager. awe, Inger eorge e HC ' IC ae mms nge 0 Row 3: AndreyvI Smith, Larry Gaffney, Barry Schuman, Robert Ward, joseph Mankus, joseph Waples, Lee Wagner James Breivis, David Petras, Richard Colangelo. Row 4: David Gouldin, Fred DeRado, Brian Balchikonis, Robert Acker, Thomas Babish, Marion Olshefski Gene Hartman, David Taylor, Ralph Fabrizio. xliis-'ix'fU 71.1.51 -filif, 7737 ii J K ,1,- I ' as i . '. Marita, I , - lx, .2 I I .. ,, ,. J, IIII gift . l iii' I ,,i' ' I 1 K G 'E ru fl? f,Q: ,, 7-5-5' 'I Qyi, ' ',.a,,5 in ,3 f fly. HIE .Q , ' 1. - - 2 , 'If 5,1 1 frr f im efx fa f 2 ' ii fi : -- .s 7 r -- .iff ' ': - :,E5fafz,,:: , ,::.- I I I ,QI V - 'f- fit' Central Z7--Norwich 0 Central 29-Ithaca 14 Central 39-E.S.S. 14 Central 32-J.C. 7 Varsity Football For the first time in 37 years Central's varsity football team won every game of the season and carried home the Southern Tier Conference Football Championship. This re- markable team was coached by Mr. Robert Bud Deyo who certainly deserves great credit for such an outstanding record. Nearly all of Central's games were char- acterized by little action on Central's part in the Hrst half, while in the second half, no time was lost collecting the points. This made the games even more exciting than usual. Central's team could not have succeeded without the work of its invincible line. Line Coach john Lalley did an excellent jobIof training these players. Central's average per game was 30 points, while they held their opponents to an average of 7.75 points per game. These boys maintained high academic standings in addition to devoting many hours to football. Out of 35 players a substantial number were honor students. During the sea- son our team was also complimented on the fine sportsmanship displayed in the games. 80 Central Z6-North Central 27-E.F.A. Central 19-Vestal Central 41-U.E. Judging from the good performance of our j.V. football team, next year's varsity should be Southern Tier Champions again. Of the six games they played, the Bulldogs lost only two, these being decided by six and ten points. Their schedule included games against johnson City 120-127, Windsor Q39-OD, Elmira South Side C54-OD, Union Endicott 125-OJ. The two games they lost were against Vestal C0-75 and North C13-195. During the season they scored a total of 151 points, while they held their opponents to 38 points. For this season they scored 23 touchdowns, Thirteen of these . . were made from scrimmage, tive from passes, three as a the result of intercepted passes, one from a kick-off return, and one from a punt return. Although each score is a team effort, the individual scoring was as follows: jim Capp-37 points, jerry Strozzi-29 points, Pat Borelli-24 points, john Hago- pian-20 points, Dick Woodruff-18 points, Dom Ross -15 points, Bob Gahagan-7 points, and Dick Snyder- 1 point. Congratulations to a hard working football team and its excellent coach, Mr. Frank LoVuolo. e . 4 KV ,iw D 3 A .Q ii ' get ' . 5 S ag, , . 5' i' ,QW M M ig, jfdii?itQvi4v5E'iiLz fvgtlf' 'Q 1 . f f , 7, A Q - ii amiga. W ..,, , idle. f f- ww ' Row 1: Coach Henry Merz, Charles DeRitis, john Harkness, Pat Borelli, Richard Woodruff, Richard Kurey, Robert Kurey, Howard Baylor, Coach Frank LoVuolo. ROW 25 Augie Nullelo. ,lolm Wl13lCU, Gary Vonderhaar Dominick Ross, Joseph Ambra, john Hagopian, Jerome Strezzi, joseph Ryan, joseph Bianco. Row 32 BFUHO Delvillano, Gary Mitchell, Peter Smith, Robert Cavanaugh, Richard Snider, James Slavit, Russell Garrouto, Dennis Burke, ,lohn Sherba, james Capp. Row 4: Ben Weingartner, Ronald Burke, Phillip Balch, Stephen Cornick, Theodore Urda, Gary Kiev, John Shiptenko, Robert Gahagan, Richard Franey, john Lynch. 81 A N. F, ,,,L, mi , fi We . w A 1 'QM ,Z f rl V ,A qs qw 5 XX ig, x Xd a M LJ Robeft ACN' 1 George Hetnck Wgyyigm Fusco Chimes Waxes eww a wcmex ,Ha d , I' -15 f -W xyfif Coach Robert De yo F00tball Ge: aNd Y Ace EQYWWQQ gg! V5 1,5 9, gd? M Marxon David Gouldin , D Bnan Bakhxkonis 82 David Petras Richard Franey 'sf'- 'Q. ' wok.- arf Id 2:9J'f0,. B-3611917 Stewart Wall S Roger wales In t Qlldak rv I Q ku5 IXQJ- . Joseph Man 'fl' -Sheer X 'Nia i f E2 3 g ki V L5 ,'., , fi I K er7. J'Z V ' V: es 81' C' W- d K S Robert War 1.1715- maya Q66, 'WED Harold Garbooshian William Harrison Larry GaH'ney 83 Robert Wagener Gary WGISOII Row 1: Allen Green Row 2: Charles Wales, Joseph Mankus David Taylor Barry Schuman Roger Wales Varsity Basketball Taking a hint from the varsity football team, Cen- tral's varsity basketball team passed, dribbled, and shot through the season to win the title in the Eastern Division of the Southern Tier Conference. They started off the season with a bang, mowing down Elmira South Side to the tune of 56-40 and humbling Vestal 75 to 58. The next week with spirits high they journeyed to El- mira Free Academy, only to lose a heartbreaker to the Blue Devils. After defeating j.C. they lost two games to Cortland and North. Not letting themselves be discour- aged, the Bulldogs showed new determination and power. The rest of the conference play was clear sail- ing as one team after another fell before the Blue and White. On Friday, February 14, Central clinched the title by defeating North 72 to 68 in a thrilling game. The boys on the team deserve much credit for the wonderful job they did. They put in long hours of practice necessary to win. Panorama Annual also tips its hat to Mr. Robert Sweeney, our very capable and hard-working coach. We wish him and the entire team the best of luck. Congratulations! . y P . Bottom David 'Nliles Edward Andrejko Mr Allan Cave Coach John MCN5marajrDeg??f 831132532 Walter etc!-Son Middle Richard Botnick Richard Fahrenz james Harding jerry SIFOZZM Jlm HDD, -Y ' Top Richard Woodrtiff Williani Marean Gary Mitchell james Ryan. Basketball Mr. Allan Cavc coached the Central Junior Varsity basketball team to a successful season with only three losses. The Central j.V.'s walloped Chenango Valley in their first game, with a score of 64 to 37. The next contest w s 2 non-conference game in which Central defeated Sayre, 61 to 32. Central next defeated Oneonta, 62 to 40, and then Cortland, 65 to 33. The first loss came when North topped Central by eighteen points for a 62 to 44 win. Central quickly recovered and handed a 53-33 trimming to Ithaca. Union-Endicott, next in line, was put down by a 53 to 46 score. Centra1's next meet- ing with Chenango Valley was a desperately close battle. Central finally won, 42 to 40, The J.V.'s second defeat was inflicted by johnson City, which squeezed out a 47 to 46 victory. However, this setback didn't keep Central from again dumping U.E., this time 62 to 59. North stopped our junior Bulldogs the second time, S to 48. The above record is a good indication of the ability of our j.V.'s. Because of this skill, there is little doubt that the varsity team will again be tops next year. Basketball BARRY SCHUMAN COACH ROBERT SWEENEY WILLIAM FUSCO CHARLES DAVIS' 86 EUGENE AUGUSTINE JOSEPH MAIN KUS BUG? H1811 ' s9 S?Q,: zz ' QQQ ' no O4 b 02' 0096 M DAVID TAYLOR BARRY KAUFMAN ALLEN GREEN 87 1 The Central Swimming Team completed another successful season this year with a record of eight wins, one tie, and one loss in dual meet competition. Mr. Carl Hartung coached the team through the First two meets afterewhich Mr, Henry Merz again took over. Central won meets against Auburn C65-215, Scranton Central Q65-213, Wyoming Seminary Q50-361, Scranton Tech C57-293, Baldwinsville C56-305, St. Francis C74-145, Peekskill C59-271, and North High C54-325. We tied against Bethlehem Central C43-43D, and our only loss was by two points to New Hartford C44-421. The old record for the l00 yard backstroke was broken by L Bruce Bateman with 1.07.3, and in the new 100 yard breast stroke event, Bob Brick set a record of l.l7.S. The diving record 039.735 '-N' was broken by our star diver, George Hetrick, who scored , ,- ,X-Ai 80.25 points. This year's swim team did a fme job under the leadership ri Q ' '-4 'f V- I- Y ' of the co-captains, Bruce Bateman and George Hetrick, and - - v - especially Mr. Merz. Bottom: Robert Gahagan, james Gilroy, George Hetrick, Mr. Henry Merz, Bruce Bateman, John Grady, Robert Brick, ' h l Cl k . . . Secoliildi Berucewliissrsbee, Ralph Kaye, Andrew McPherson, Lawrence Burns, james Dershem, Stuart Williams, James H k. Third?nTthi11as Kilmer, Robert Danvers, Steve McQuide, Richard Helfer, Sherwood Walls, Donald Schuman, Stanley C . Top: glzfildzqditxs Chalmers, Michael McFarland, Daniel DuBravec, Edward Sleeper, Donald Ahearn, Joel Wolk. W nw :-:.5:g35g:5Q5tsa. ' : ':as-fly' i During the past few years, the sport of track has greatly increased in statureat Central. This year proved no exception as a large number of boys turned out for the squad, coached by Mr. Henry Merz. Returning from last year's team were sprinters David Gouldin and Richard Colangelog distance runners Bill Harrison, john Grady, Peter Wilcox, Thalas Kilmer, Clifford Risk, Bruce Johnson, and Dennis Burke, discus thrower, Bob Wzlgrdg broad jumper, Paul Pornbeckg and pole vaulter, Michael Ba ish. The team began practice in early April. The boys first per- formed calisthentics ond other exercises in the gym. With the arrival of warmer weather, they worked out in the parking lot and occasionally ran from Central to Recreation Park. Because MacArthur Field has been severed by the new highway the boys once again lacked adequate space and were forced to hold all meets away at Vestal, Elmira, johnson City, and Union Endicott. Thanks to the team's strong spirit and good sportsmanship, this year proved a most successful one. Track I-, , I 4 C7 .... ..:-....,.. M23 ' as L ff, 955-1 Bottom: Thomas Babish Robert Brick Robert Ward Mr Henr ' , . ' , v , 3 . y Merz, Dennis Burke, Freema H ht h G d j5n1Cha6ShC0liangEl0. Pete.W1lCOX, Daffld GOUICIIH, Harvey Singer, Tony Stento, Tony Kvlvnatl5Jwcsill2ierChcffoIf'd ask T ' wrll. CS M xpp e, .red Ulrich, John Shnptenko, Thomas Scalese, James Capp, Richard Sherhaufer op. i iam arean, Richard Helfer, james Cusick, Thalas Kilmer, Stuart Lawson, Gary Wheeler Terrance Cnbbs 'm b---1-.-...t . Baseball The Bulldogs' 1958 baseball season proved very successful. From the beginning the te:-nn, coached by Mr. Lalley, never lacked the fight, determination, and skill to win. Their schedule included games with North, Johnson City, Endicott, Vestal, Elmira Free Academy, El- mira South Side, Cortland, and Ithaca, Prac- tice started in the gym during the second week of March, and when the weather warmed up it was held at Recreation Park. Many of the players from the 1957 season immediately be- gan to prove their great ability, They were yt. aided by several boys who had come up from the Junior Varsity team, which is coached by Mr. Sweeney. M. First: Richard Snyder, Richard Fahrenz, William Fusco, Mr. john Lalley, Edward Andrejko, joseph Mankus, Richard Botnick. Second: John Harkness, David Nicholas, Ralph Fabrizio, john Fish, john Whalen, Stephen Slatz. Third: William Walsh, Albert Gillis, Fred DeRado, jerry Price, john Sherba. Top: Eugene Augustine, joseph Tasber, Thomas Vill, jerry Strozzi, 90 Block Bn 'Club Bottom: Robert Ward, Barry Schuman, Richard Lynn, Robert Hudak, Mr. Henry Merz, Gerald Price, Joseph Mankus, Charles Wales. Second: Bruce Bateman, james Gilroy, Daniel DuBravec, Robert Brick, john Grady, David Gouldin, james Breivis, Rich- ard Franey. Third: Roger Wales, Thomas Scalese, David Taylor, Harvey Singer, Keith Harris, Robert Wagener, jr., Ira Levine. Fourth: Robert Gahagan, Frederick DeRado, Martin Normile, Donald Murphy, Stewart Walls, Richard Colangelo, Joseph DeDio, Winston Warner. Top: Gary Wilson, Thalas Kilmer, Joseph Tasber, George Hetrick, Richard Helfer, James Capp. Q The Block B Club is an organization for boys who are proficient in 7- l any sport, In order to be eligible, a boy must have earned a varsity letter 2' , ' in some sport. This year's officers were Bob Hudak, president, jerry. l Price, vice-president, Dick Lynn, secretary-treasurer. The members of this organization are a cross-section of our athletes representing all the sports. These include football, track, baseball, golf, basketball, swimming, tennis, and bowling. In the fall of this year the Bdlock B Club sponsored a dance in the gym. This was a very great s ccess. The Block B Club offers awards to all boys who participate in the intramural sports program during the noon hour. These awards are based on a point system. They are as follows: 25 points for First place, 15 points for second place, 5 points for third place, and 1 point for participation. At the end of the spring semester these points are totaled up and trophies are awarded for first place, second place, and third place. 5 credit and praise. They have brought fame, honor, and prestige to Central High School by their continued successes and good sportmanship. The club is under the excellent supervision of Mr. Henry Merz. I A This group of outstanding and representative athletes deserves much I e 'i 91 i 1-ss rX 'TSX' 4 'F 'C 5 06.088991 1 'l:':.::: x Tennis 5 . we Kwik? '4 , 14940094 1 n, gl. uhi WW? 3 i'0'IifH kv? AQ' ?i l l . . . QM!! ffm Bottom: Robert Gahagan, Roger Wales, David Tomik, john Guley, Bruce Bateman, ' ' ' Charles Wales, Barry Schuman. Second: Bruce Larrabee: Robert Kurey, Allan Lyons, james Chalmers, Garrett McCutchan, Duane Grippen, Robert Ridings. Third: William Cook, Michael Toncola, Richard Roberts, james Dacey, Sherwood Walls, Peter Luchini, Ronald Stevens. Top: Peter Gangloff, George Rosefsky, Paul Beiley, Harold Baylor, Stuart Williams. Life Saving As in past years the boys senior life saving course offered at Central received a large and enthusiastic turnout. ln- structed by Coach Henry Merz, the boys Worked out twice a week, receiving a thorough grounding in all life saving skills, including the handling of small craft and the use of various life saving devices. Those who passed the final prac- tical and written tests received their well earned badges. Tennis, anyone? Central High certainly answered that call. Prospects for coach john Gi1ley's Bulldog tennis squad proved extremely good. Their returning lettermen included Bruce Bateman, Dave Tomik, Roger and Charles Wales, john Ship- tenko, jim Cusick, Bob Gahagan, and Ciar- rett McCutchan, Practice and games were held at Recreation Park. Their matches were against Oneonta, Norwich, Ithaca, North, Elmira Free Academy, and Elmira South Side. Bottom: james Chalmers, Bruce Bateman, Coach Henry Merz, Robert Gahagan, james Gilroy. Middle: john Grady, Andrew Mcl'Iierson, Lawrence Burns, Robert Brick, Robert Hudak, james Breivis. Top: Fred Ulrich, Thalas Kilmer, Ilaniel lDuBraveC, Richard Helfer. 92 Bowling Every Monday night throughout the school year one may find boys from Cen- tral bowling at Laurel Alleys. They are coached by Mr. Frank Clark, who also teaches mechanical drawing here at Cen- tral. He reports that of all the boys on each of the six teams ftive boys per team plus extrasj, Ronnie Simkulet, who aver- ages one hundred seventy-one, and Rich- ard Nemconsky, bowling one hundred sixty-nine, chalked up the highest scores. Other participants averaged between one hundrd fifty and one hundred sixty. So come on out for bowling, you athletic boys l Golf is offered every April. Although as many as fifteen or twenty boys may turn out, they are eliminated un- til only the best remain. Central High's home course is at Ely Park. Our golf schedule included tourna- ments with Union Endicott, Iohnson City, Chenango Val- ley, Notre Dame of Elmira, Ithaca, Waverly, and Cort- land. Mr. Frank LoVuolo, who was coach, was very pleased that the new boys iad scores in the 70's. Ron Simkulet, Dave Cohen, Ira Levine, Mike Husar, and Gary Ellis returned to the squad from last year. This season certainly brought vic- :ory to Central! Varsit Volleyball The Central Volleyball Team, under the able and excellent leadership of Mr. john Lalley, really worked hard this year to keep up their Fine record of eight successive undefeated seasons. From December to March these boys could .be found in the gym practicing every night after school. They displayed their outstanding teamwork at their weekly games. The entire squad con- sisted of about twenty well trained players including four spikers and two setters for each team. Varsity letters were awarded to most of the volley- ball champs. Congratulations, boys, on a job well done! l Hrncirik, Ronald Burke. Bottom Row: james Browne, Thomas Kaminsky, Ronald Simkulet, Mr, Frank Clark, Richard Nemconsky, John Top Row: David Sedor, Frederick Heysek, Richard Moore, Stephen Galla, William Malinowski, Allan Lyons, Edward Downey, John Christian, Gal f Bottom: Christopher Rossie, Gary Ellis, Mr. Frank LoVuolo, ' Brian Savitch, Ira Levine, john Murphy. Top: Ronald Simkulet, Richard Matties, Robert Stocks, Har- vey Levine, Stephen Saltz. 4 . Bottom Row: Fred lJeRado, Paul Pornbeck, Richard Lynn, Mr. john Lalley, Jerry Price, james Breivis, Freeman Hightower. Second Row: Louis Fischer, Ira Levine, VVinthrop Davenport, James O'Donovan, VValter Yoder, Thomas Conole. Third Row: Gary Severson, joseph VVaples, Stephen Klimow, joseph Anderson, Garrett McCutchan, Top Row: Charles Stanek, blames Slavit, John P Levine, andich, Harold Baylor, Harvey 93 fn- I Volleyball Champs and Captains Bottom Row CChampsD : Peter Gangloff, Michael McFarland, David Niles, Richard Roberts, Bruce Larrabee, Robert Ridings, Stuart Williams, William Cuddeback, Michael Fiaschetti. Second Row: Captains-Barry Koffman, Mar- tin Normile, Albert Balon, Leon Kiev, Lyle Bensen, David Gouldin, james Whipple. Third Row: Captains--Lee Wagner, Sherwood Walls, john Denniston, jolm Hogan, james Mahaney, Tony D'Aristotle. Bo s' Table Tennis Bottom: joseph Anderson-Champ, Lyle Bensen, Winthrop Dav- enport, james Harding, john Hogan--3rd, Richard Sher- haufer-4th, Philip Pach-Znd, Walter Yoder. Second Row: Richard Fahrenz, jeremiah King, Stephen Cornick, David Niles, William Malinowski, james Whipple, William Cuddeback, lra Levine. Third Row: james Cusick, Reinald Dersch, Stuart Williams, Bruce Larrabee, joseph Waples, Robert Ridings, Harvey Levine, David Nicholas. Top Row: Robert Kurey, Andrew Pirich, Brian Savitch, Rich- ard Matties, William Wilson, Barry Bley. Basketball mg ose h Anderson, Benjamin Wein- Bottgartnejr, Tphomas Conole, Winthrop Dav- enport, james O'Donovan, Donald Mlur- phy, Ted Urda, lack Stanley, Ira Levine- Second Row: Richard Colangelo, Richard Scherhaufer, Michael Leaheyih David Gouldin, Lvle Bensen, jr., Leon Kiev, Rob- ert Cavanaugh, james Whipple, Phlllp Pach, Tony tento. I , Third Row: Peter Wilcox, Tony DAristotle, Ieremiah King, Bruce Larrabee, Martin Normile, Thomas Scalese, James Pollack' james Cusick, William Marean. Top Row: William Wilson, George Rosefskyv Richard Roberts, john HOSBJLI LCC Wag' ner, Stephen Fish, Robert Ridings, Doug- las Kalaf. 94 Winners: Peter Wilcox, lst, john Hogan, Intramurals This year the boys' intramural sports program, under the di- rection of Mr. Henry Merz and Mr. Robert Deyo, was held at noon instead of after school. As in the past the program was a success. Football, basketball, volleyball, table tennis, badminton, shuflieboard, and foul shooting were again oftered. The intra- mural program is open to all boys except those who are engaged in the varsity or LV. sports. Badminton Bottom: Walter Utyro, William Folejewski, Michael Chanecka, James O'Donovan, Robert Bromley, Sheldon Smith, John Shiptenko, Bernard Carr. Second Row: Robert Zemanek, Michael Smilnak, Donald Burns, john Sherba, Fred Ulrich, Richard Roberts, Alan Kosloff, james Hecox. Top Row: Peter Wilcox, Barry Koffman, Barry Malonis, Peter GanglofT, Thomas Hmurcik, Patrick Tino, Stephen Saltz. Touch Football Seated: Charles Stanek, james Whipple, Tony D'Aristotle, Mr. Robert Deyo, Paul Porn- beck, Lyle Bensen, Thomas Conole, Rob- ert Martone. Standing: Marshall Darrow, William Ash, Gary Ellis, Leon Kiev, Fred Badger, Roger York, joseph Anderson, Richard Fallon. Top: John Pandich, Barry Koffman, David Sedor, Howard Millard, Gerald Czech- wicz, Harvey Levine, Martin Nitka, Stephen Scott, Barry Malonis. Foul Shooting Christopher Rossie. l 95 Girls, Athletic Association The Girls' Athletic Association is one of Central High's most active organ- izations, The mem-bership, under the guidance of Miss Margaret Frear and Mrs. Kaye Russell, consists of a group of girls who are interested in sports. To become a member, a girl must have one minor sports letter and must pass a physical en- durance and a written test on sports rules. This year G.A.A. sponsored an invita- tional basketball meet for all the area high schools, and members sold tickets for the annual synchronized swim show. The 'presidents were Margaret Napier Cfallj and Sharon Russell fspringj.. it ,, fig ti, .rj , if 4 , a i i tt r 96 4 3- sei . .W Girls, Intramurals Under the supervision of Miss Margaret Frear and Mrs. Kaye Russell, the girls' intramural sports program is arranged each year. During the fall months the girls play hockey, soccer, and volleyball, which are followed by basketball. Baseball is also a favorite sport. This is played in the spring of the year. Every year a synchronized swim class is started. Here the girls learn how to perform gracefully in the water and how to swim to music. Along with synchronized swim, there are junior and senior life saving classes. By maintaining perfect attendance in these sports, girls are able to earn points toward awards. Volleyball Champs Bottom: Patricia Obremski, Minda Gold, Linda Gilinsky, Sharon Kipper, Jacqueline Cole, Linda Malmros, Bette Germann, Grace Mandicott, Mary Pearl. Middle Row: Suzanne Mullens, JoAnn Demtrak, Kate Griffin, Marcia Goffa, Mary Ann Boburka, Beverly Valachovic, Marilyn Gable, Chere Wolfe. Top: Sandra Benkovsky, Mary Ann Citar, Diane Rolles, Nancy McCambr1dge, Cynthia Rozen, Kathleen Bens- we , ley, Mary Chechatka. . . Bottom: Sharon Russell, Mary Meagher, Ann Probyanski, Linda Malmros, Mrs. Kaye Russell, Vera MacCall, Linda Gilinsky, Patricia O'Neil. Second: Patricia Reagan, Sally . McPherson, Patricia Den- niston, Susan Campbell, Su- san Buckley, Teresann Joseph. Third: Cornelia Lacey, Anne Marie Jadick, Diane Rolles, Nancy McCambridge, Peg- gy Turner, Margaret Na' pier, Charmaine Misata. Top: Maureen Hickey, Johanna Lambert, Linda Decker, Diane Cooper, Margaret Carvalho, Kate Griffin. Tumbling Bottom: Sally McPherson, Lisa Lovell, Sharon Russell, Linda Gilinsky, Miss Margaret Frear, Sandra Benkovsky, Susan Campbell, Patricia Denniston. Top: Margaret Carvalho, Margaret Napier, Diane Rolles, Nancy McCambridge, Margaret Turner, Elda Gillette, Linda Decker, Patricia Reagan. l 97 Bowling Bottom: Barbara Ryan, Patricia Obremski, Patricia Zeitz, Sharon Neish, Geraldine Cox, Betty Ann Kocak, Nancy Kudgus, Gwendolyn Kovac, Arlene Obremski. Middle Row: Beverly Jean Stasko, Mary Ann Obrem- ski, Madeline Lessler, Dolores Bezek, Linda Pav- olic, Shirley Kovac, Anna Belle Graves, Eileen Polak. Top Row: Joanne Stake, Sharon Schlag, Patricia Lesay, Joyce Struck, Francianne Tomassi, Carolyn Las- koski. I Table Tennis Bottom: Vera MacCall, Linda Decker, Carol Frank. Middle: Maureen Hickey, Susan Campbell, Sandra Ben- kovsky, Nancy McCambridge, Top: Miss Margaret Frear. Soccer Bottom: Doris Dubrick, Linda Malmros, Mrs. Kaye Russell, Linda Gilinsky, Mimi Kokis. Second Row: Margaret Napier, Diane Rolles, JoAnn Demtrak, Minda Gold, Mary Ann Boburka. Synchronized Swim First Row: Karen Howard, Margaret Turner, Miss Mar- garet lirear, Margaret Carvalho, Denise Azersky. Second Row: Ruth Sharpsteen, Sally McPherson, Linda Malmros, Vera MacCall, Joan Space, M'arcia Goffa, Janice Hazen. Third Row: Martha Easton, Judith Hummer, Linda Gilin- sky, Bette Germann, Carolyn Wernz, Cornelia Lacey. Junior and Senior Life Savin Bottom: Patricia O'Neil, Cornelia Lacey, Mary Ann Stevison, Miss Margaret Frear, Jacqueline Cole, Vera MacCall, Diane Henke. Second Row: Anne Marie Klimt, Kay Cawley, jackie Twining, Sandra Nider, Madeline Lessler, Teresann Joseph, Gael Gahagan. Third Row: Sally McPherson, Marcia Beiley, Martha Easton, Sharon Katz, Carolyn Moore, Mary Meagher. Top Row: Madeline Shapiro, Patricia Legos, Patricia Costello, Michelle Moore, Nancy McCambridge, Kathleen Bensley. if Basketball Captains Bottom: Marcia Goffa, Grace Mandicott, Nancy Kudgus, Miss Margaret Frear, Linda Malmros, Pat Obremski, Mary Ann Boburka. Top Row: Diana Patton, Roberta Casterlin, Margaret Turner, JoAnne Fedoris, Nancy McCambridge, Mary Chechatka. l l iii ik-+12 - V1 R xi S-f ' Ns-Q...r Po 99 Badminton First Row: Gail Marsi, Nancy McCambridge, Kate Griffin, Miss Margaret Frear, Margaret Carvalho, Patricia Kurbanick, Margaret Napier. Second Row: Sally McPherson, Teresann Joseph, Mary Peck, Vera MacCall, Joan Space, Peggy Turner, Pa- tricia Reagan. Third Row: Judith Hummer, Susan Campbell, Linda Gi- l11flSkl, Bette Germann, Carol Frank, Linda Malmros, Lisa Lovell. f? Hockey Bottom: Linda Decker, Katherine Stocking, Ann Jacobson, Mrs. Kaye Russell, Kathleen Bensley, Marilyn Gable, Margaret Napier, Mary Meagher. Top: Margaret West, Kate Griffin, Sharon Kipper, Jaqueline Cole, Sandra Benkovsky, Linda Gilinsky, Bette Germann, Nancy McCam- bridge. 5 'il -la Softball Bottom: Minda Gold, Bette Germann, Linda Gilinsky, Sand Benkovsky, Carol Frank, Mrs. Kaye Russell, Vera MacCa Linda Malmros, Ann Probyanski, Betty Ann Kocak, Patric Obremski. Second: Marcia Beiley, Patricia Carvalho, Nancy McCambridg Mary Meagher, Jacqueline Cole, Dale Leinbach, Susan Cam bell, Sally McPherson, Lisa Lovell, Marilyn Gable. Third: Kathleen Bensley, Mary Ann Citar, Mary Ann Boburl Beverly Valachovic, Shelley Smith, Patricia O'Neil, Patrim Denniston, Susan Buckley, Kate Griffin. Top: Teresann fjoseph, Linda Decker, Gail Marsi, Maure Hickey, Margaret Napier, Mary Chechatka, Dorothy Que terman, Margaret Carvalho. f x X olor Guards Seated: Judy SCHlOflC, J'-'Jafme Demef' S d' P t G dell J0ann Strait Judy Miner Jane LaZ0, Mal'Cl21 Vllfflyi Lois Pefeli Vlmlv' Hmlkln' tan mg: a 00 . 1 ' iarbara Emminger, Janice Peterson, Kathleen Bensley, Elaine George, Judith Baxter, Nancy Andrews. Mascoteers When it comes to mascoteers Central High has the t. This year we not only had new mascoteers, but also had a new bulldog named Pat. The 1957 masco- rs were Sally Leon, Marcia Hickey, and Josephine bywaniec. This pretty, peppy threesome was seen at of the fall football games adding much color to the 1es. To become mascoteers three girls submit their ies to the General Organization advisor. All the ies are then voted on by the G.O. representatives. igratulations for a job well done! Twirlers The Central High twirlers really outdid them- selves this year. These girls try out for their dim- cult exhibitions and are chosen by Mr. Bernard Shiffrin. If they are selected, they practice four times a week. This year Barbara Emminger, Elaine George, Janice Peterson, Nancy Andrews, Judy Bax- ter, Janice Paine, and Kathy Bensley were Central High's twirlers. In the pre-game and half-time displays of the band, the twirlers proudly precede the band. They are also active in the parades in which the band marches. After all the games, they lead band and cheerleaders off the Held. Josephine Nabywaniec, Marcia Hickey, Sally Leon. 101 .V. Cheer Leaders Left to Right Genevieve Teague, Kate Griffin, Pat Denniston Cfootball captainb, Kathy Rozmerski Cbasketball captainj, Carol Pompetti, Carolyn Moore, Nancy McCambridge. The varsity cheerleaders ably directed by Mrs. Russell cheered especially well this year. Attractive in blue and white skirts and white sweaters, they kept spirits high during foot- ball games and pep rallies. ln their new basket- ball uniforms Cblue corduroy jumpers lined with blue plaidj they could be seen at every basketball game going through their forma- tions, Pat Denniston and Kathy Rozmerski were captains during the football and basket- ball seasons respectively. Varsity heer l 5. 5 2 Leaders at A Maureen Hickey was captain during the fall for Central's peppy, vivacious Junior Varsity squad. Kay Cawley ably led the J.V.'s in the spring. These girls are to be compli- mented on their enthusiastic support of Cen- tral's junior varsity teams. Eileen Polak, Mardi Napier, and Pat Lesay filled in for the varsity cheerleaders, while Sally McPherson, Patty Legos, Nancy Wol- cott, and Betty Oswald substituted for the Junior Varsity. 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