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

Text from Pages 1 - 144 of the 1959 volume:

THX fn BULLDOG AL M T 3 LQYAL SCDNS AND STEADEAST JAUGHTERST SWELL YOUR THRDAT5 WTI-I SUNG. LET YOUR HEARTS THRDR OUT IN MUSIC LGVE T HATS DEEP AND STRDNG. VTCTDRATES RETD DCH5, GUARD HER COLOR BLUE, AND WHERIQETIQE LIFEIS RATH5 LEAD THEE, T0HERTNAMEBE TRUE .W :- in ,111 ., -MW---fe'Jfffn.:x..,., . .. ,V o PAT - UUR MASCUT 5 S 3 mi? ,z 5 , ai 5' W if w 1 ,7 v . 'Q Q : 4 f W ww ,JN Qt S iU55??i?J -w A f- L , ' W.-wt, X , i QVQ, N A , .. N 4 Mg . tg: , F a ,JM Q -M-Q Q , Q A - ' ' 4 N2 f, ' f . f 1 f 55 M ,f Q M T7 ' ,, ,, x N H' ww . L l ff + , 5 H ff?-viz, , ' I 5 i EQ! N 2:fQq EEM 5 QE ,,,,, , ,,:4, X , ,, ,Y , f ,K ,E W 5, f inif iigi i 4 5 fm- M-W-W ww , ' f 1 '1nnnmr-gw,n-4- ah' 2 Q Mx .4 E, FL:- gi gkxi 23 ,!,..f .WL X Mx., 'v wa. fx- X s ,A - ,N , N xg s ibnxx If 32 , xXxw 1, as , Q js M, , e fm L N --2 2 X is f 'W K 2 ii? Q V2 wwf 'X , X ,,, . ., 5? sz Ilya, W . .4 , if ,www . 5 'S' , . Nsswifib' . A :aff-vb K! 3 a Q 5 . ,5 3 K f v iii 1i5 5 Yffgww 5 ' wvwammgffa 'wwiwki UP QwN:wzm1a'v:55'. Y 1 ,,,,. ,,mL. , f i'-'37li 4 f Mf f A wwff,mwJww J 5 f Q x . h .,W,.,,,,, 3 5 . ff i W'f 4'7'Q i n T x q ., A A h,g' 51 ,,.h , W sw 5 , wumgw - 'Vx .LV , fs' EA + k5 R855 My , K., A ,,. V 1 :,. 1 .,,L1C 915 1 1 IN MEMORY Nancy Jocm Kutz 1942-1958 If e'er she knew an evil thought She spoke no evil word. Peace to the gentle! She hath sought The bosom of her Lord. Ebenezer Elliott 4 ,S TABLE UF CUNTENTS Faculty t so page Homerooms page Busy Bulldogs llula., page January Class Officers page January Graduates s seae page June Class Officers ,,rs.s page June Graduates ssse page Student Activities ,.sss page Sports e.sse t an sseeaaasss...ss,,..,s..,as..... page Memories Are Made of This page Advertisements ........ page DEDICA Tl0N We, the members of the stat? of the Panorama Annual, would like to dedicate this yearbook to Miss Grace Holcomb, whose expert guidance and advice has made it possible. Miss Holcomb, who has seen several yearbooks become realities, has been transferred to act as art supervisor in the Binghamton schools. We would like to thank her for all the assistance she has given us in the past and wish her the best of luck at her new post. 5 M GUR LEADERS 1 SPRINGMAN vm ' Ma- DwAvm-dP'x MR HE ' NR Seni Y E Or Co ' MAR EA un-79,011 N R nd'-0 xoN C' XSS Couniemt I 6 80Ys' Counselor Rs w H -- .,-5-5 fill Vbu'-' X , 5 51. Mrs. Edna Mc Davitt SECRETARIES There are nine school secretaries on the staff of Central High. Mr. Springman's private secretary, Mrs. McDavitt, is in charge of the main ofiice along with Mrs. Herrick and Mrs. Hebbard. They type exams and transcripts and take care of the payrolls. Mrs. Houpis, who is the secretary to Mr. Marean, our senior counselor, makes appointments with parents and students, takes charge of the student staff and the large library of college catalogues found in' her oflice. Almost identical duties are performed by Mrs. Chase and Mrs. Niles, secretaries to our boys, and girls' sophomore and junior counselors. 'Miss Rodgers and Mrs. Driscoll have charge of the bookroom and all matters concerning moneyg and Miss Brown, Miss Keenan's secretary, has charge of all student attendance matters along with annual reports and registers for state aid. Miss Catherine A. Keenan Mrs. Nellie Cartwright Attendance Nurse FIRST ROW: Mrs, Mary Brown, Mrs. Florence Houpis, Mrs. Marjorie Hebbard, Mrs. Jennie Herrick. SECOND ROW: Miss Lela J. Rogers, Mrs. Dorothy E. Niles, Mrs. Genevieve Driscoll, Mrs. Wanda F. Chase. 8 ART The Art Department of Central High is designed to meet the needs of all who are interested in art. Th courses are flexible enough to fit the student who is talented, as well as the one of average ability. General Art acquaints the student with many art materials and the great works of artists, past and present. The student's knowledge of the principles of design helps him in choosing his clothes and furnish- ings. There are specialized courses for those who plan a career in advertising, art teaching, costume design, or industrial design. All art students learn to work in a variety of mediums. Among these are water colors, poster paints, pastels, pen and ink, and oils. There are such crafts as modeling, carving, and stencil- ing. At Christmas time the students make decorations for their homes. Under the very able direction of Miss Grace Holcomb, Centralis Art Department is truly an important part of the school. Miss Elizabeth Stanford One of the most interesting, informative and worthwhile classes offered at Central is health, a one semester course required of all students in their junior or senior year. The lively classes in this subject are conducted by Miss Anna Bloom and Mr. Robert Baudendistel. In their classes, Central students acquire sufficient information to give them a lasting knowledge of what makes our body tick. They become acquainted with both the mental and physical structure and function of the human mind and body and how to care for it. Good grooming and healthful nutritional habits are also introduced into the course. Although every student must take this course, there are no regrets, for it enables the student who is aware of good health habits a chance to lead a much happier and more health- ful life. Miss Grace Holcomb HUME ECGNUMICS Hmmmm! What wonderful odors are emanating from the Central High home economics room? It is probably the girls experimenting with some appetizing dish or perhaps the boys trying their masculine hands at some culinary creation, such as pizza pie or spaghetti. Whatever it is, it is certain to be a success under the capable supervision of Miss Elizabeth Stanford, the home economics teacher. This course includes not only how to prepare meals, but also what to prepare, so as to make the meals wholesome and nutritious. Besides cooking, fundamentals of interior decorating, budget planning, child care, good grooming, and etiquette are on the agenda for future homemakers, and a wide variety of useful information is absorbed by the pupils. HEALTH Mr. Robert Boudendistel, Miss Anna J. Bloom 9 SITTING: Miss Barbara L. Hennessey, Miss Elizabeth A. Prior, Miss Mary Gillespie, Mr. Harvey Shriber. STANDING: Mr. John Lalley, Mr. Robert Sweeney. HISTURY DEPARTMENT History, a required subject at Central includes the study of both World and American History. A World History course is given to the students in tenth grade, which covers the beginnings of civilization from primitive man, and includes all of his developments and accomplishments. A study of the different countries of Europe, their beginnings and developments, is also made. The Dark Ages, the Renaissance, the Reformation, and the wars of European countries are some of the topics studied. At the end of the year, a regents examination is taken by the students. American History is studied in the junior year. This course is aimed at giving the students a better understanding of their country. The Colonial Period, the America Revolution, the Con- stitution of the United States, and our relations with other countries of the world, are only a few of the various topics studied. A school examination is given at the end of the year. In the first part of the senior year, students complete the study of American History. More emphasis is placed on events which have occurred during the last 50 years. Current events are also topics of discussion. A final review is made, and then the students take a two-year state regents examination. Nimbus ' founded .1800 - ' ' Accordin9 'O co The U.N- was from Uno I0 FIRST ROW: Mrs. Joan Moore, Miss Lela Wickham, Mrs. Elsie Coffman, Mlss Janet Feeney, Mrs. Dorothy Hamilton. SECOND ROW: Mr. Richard Horney, Miss Alice Lowry, Mr. John Guley, Miss Helen Murphy, Miss Mary Miller, Mrs. Frances Bochnak CUMMERCIAI. DEPARTMENT The Commercial Department supports a wide held of opportunities for those students who are interested in the business world. Miss Alice Lowry supervises this department. The commercial students have four various branches to select their courses from. These include Secretarial Practice, which differs from the others as it requires shorthand, Oiiice Practice, which is similar to Secretarial Practice, except shorthand is not required, Bookkeep- ing, which trains the pupil for office work, and General Business, which caters to those who have made no specific plans after graduation. Central High is very fortunate to have the valuable equipment with which the students can obtain the practice, essential in their careers. Some rooms are provided with calculators, add- ing machines, electric typewriters, dictaphones, and duplicating machines, while three rooms are completely furnished with typewriters. Not only the students who are looking forward to a business career benefit from the com- mercial course, but also the college-minded students. Central offers the regular typing course or else a special course for seniors. The student taking this receives no grade or credits but is aided in typing research papers, which are required in twelfth grade literature class. f 1 . Just k 1 press this buffon Hunt and peck ll ' Q 1 4 z 5 Q x , -fs 3 ws iffy 1 wi W rw-wwas-umqwg M V . ' L , 2 'K'-3 1 ' -- M .., W - ? wg Yi 'Q iw W ,X Npglfl i ,g..n, WE J,V:t 5. , ,, my ,, A wp. , A 4 '15,-. g. . ,, .k., 4 . 'sm f :c.'.,':5f'5'3?: K? A 5 5 1 ,rd kg K .. R Q n Q . N ,. , FIRST ROW: Miss Helen Cusick, Mrs. Mildred Youngstrom, Miss Helen Foley, Mrs. Bessie Gaige, Miss Mary Holleran. SECOND ROW: Mr. Abraham Bernstein, Mrs. Constance Flonnigan, Miss Mory Hinckley, Mrs. Dorothy Freimarck, Mrs. Mary Petro, Mr. John Moore ENGLISH DEPARTMENT English, the backbone of our high school curriculum, is an essential subject-one used con- stantly in our everyday lives. Central's course of study is well-rounded to include all phases of English. In all classes we learn to appreciate the great beauty and wisdom of some of our finest literature, past and present. This includes the reading of short stories, plays, novels, essays, poetry, and biographies. Twelfth grade Literature is a course especially designed to cover these lields. The sophomores, juniors, and seniors who are taking General English also have the opportunity of studying the extreme importance of a broad and effective vocabulary and ac- quire a solid foundation in the application and use of English grammar, spelling and composi- tion. A special course in Dramatics is offered to those students who are interested in acting, directing, and costume design. The English Department, headed by Miss Avis Balcom, strives to teach students a love and respect for the English language. We are deeply indebted to our capable English teaching staff for giving us an excellent and informative introduction to this invaluable course. As bread is the staff of life, so English is the stat? of our education. . 0 eovle E.xerciS25 tis 1 is wGYr P . h md' 411195 Q Ererndlw gram Hee l3 IRST ROW: Miss Muriel Dando, Mrs. Blanche Beers, Mrs. Edith Calvert, lr. William Hogan. ECOND ROW: Mr. John J. Sasinek, Mr. John W. Gable. MATHEMATICS The Math Department, headed by Mrs. Blanche Beers, offers a varied curriculum. This program of mathematical study pre- pares a student for higher education. The courses offered are plane and solid geometry, the latter of which is taught in the Spring term, advanced and intermediate algebra, which can be taken for one or two terms depending upon the student, and trigonometry. The department offers courses such as trig and solid geometry to the stu- dent who requests this higher type of math. The purpose of these courses is to give the above-average student a chance to acquire additional knowledge. Central High stu- dents should feel privileged to have such a fine Math Department. 2HL5+30,. ZHIO-Q-2502 Geometry isn't difficult Archimedes Principle? .EFT TO RIGHT: Mr. Joseph Vavra, Mrs. Helen Gable, Miss Kathryn Hyland, Mr. John Grace. LBSENT: Mr. Robert Baudendistel, Mr. Donald Roehm. SCIENCE The science courses at Central, which are electives, attract a large number of students. The two courses which are of- fered are Modern Chemistry and Physics. These are usually taken in the junior and senior years. Besides receiving instruction in regular classes, the students also enjoy laboratory periods. There, they can experiment with different substances and receive first-hand knowledge as a result of their discoveries. This year a modern Physics laboratory was built with many conveniences. Among its new devices was a panel installed by Westinghouse, which can change AC to DC current. The Science Department is headed by Mr. Donald Roehm, who is affectionately known as Doc Roehm to his students. we LANGUAGE DEPARTMENT FIRST ROW: Mrs. Edna G. Hinds, Mrs. Ruth A. Lowe, Miss Rera B. Taylor. SECOND ROW: Mr. J. Richard Harfigan, Mrs. Gina Moore, Mr. John R. Lannon. ABSENT: Miss Loretta Murphy. For students who would like to visit far- away places, Central High offers a foreign language program which is very adequate. Under the direction of Miss Loretta Mur- phy, three years of French and two years of Spanish are taught. Both follow the same pattern. As it is necessary to speak these for- eign languages fluently, conversations are held, and plays are staged. At various times throughout the school year the students learn French or Spanish folk-songs and Christmas Carols. To understand why certain conditions exist in the respective countries, the histories and the geographies are studied by means of maps, outside reading, and elementary history books. During the hrst year, the student is introduced to the grammar of his subject and the pronunciation of the langauge. In the sec- ond and third years, the main concentration is given to oral reading of French or Spanish books. Dictations are read in class so that the student may recognize spoken French or Spanish. Latin is one of the.most valuable subjects a student can take. It provides him with a Hrm foundation of any foreign language and also with English. Furthermore, through studying Latin, a student learns how to ex- press himself well. Knowledge of this lan- guage is accomplished while reading about Caesar and Cicero, and while studying the grammar. ,A f A if ml f '51, -Q51 Q 5-S. 0 '- i 'L-5 ... N ,, Q, S A. X F' 5 far 'L Q : F' S M., X gk 9 L 41' . ,, 0 ' QE, . K? if Q if 39' .ud ,. Central students gorge themselves on a filling meal Are you one of the many who frequent our school cafeteria? Those who are know that the fine staff makes up tempting lunches for the students who wish to buy their lunch. lf you ever forget your lunch-stop in for sandwiches, salads, or a hot plate, which are sold at very reasonable prices. Many students also benefit by using the cafeteria as a noon study hall, while others prefer to use it to sit and converse with friends. The one place at Central everyone appreciates is our cafeteria. Have you ever wondered who diligently keeps our school spotless? Ever wondered who daily sweeps the floors after careless students who drop paper? All the credit must go to one group-our custodians. They do everything for us, from filling inkwells and filing locks off lockers that wonft open, to mowing the lawn and keeping the grounds picked up. Early in the morning they come to open the school doors and get the building heated. This friendly group also takes care of our scattered belongings such as boots, books, coats, hats, scarves, and jewelry. Many thanks are in order for the eflicient custodians who help to make our building a pleasant place. CAFETERIA CUSTUDIANS s 'X K. x ,IV ft 1 1 Y x Mr. Andrew Harris DRIVING Driving, now under the able leadership of Mr. Andrew Harris and Mr. Gerald Dischinger, has become a very popular course for all Centralites. The members of this class meet twice a week for lecture periods and movies on the fundamentals of driving, and twice a week for actual practice in the driver train- ing car. The lectures are under the direction of Mr. Dischinger, and the actual driving is taught by both men. The intricacies are discussed and cleared up during Mr. Dischinger's lecture periods. Although driving today seems comparatively easy, modern cars and equipment have made it very complex. Even though developing driving skills is very important, the main idea is to develop safe driving attitudes. ' , 'FVWIV Mechanisms of machinery Who has the Toni? You S22 - - - The Industrial Depart- ment of Central High School, located on the ground lloor, gives many young people the training necessary for securing a job soon after graduation. The courses offered by our Industrial Department include machine, auto, and electric shops for boys, and beauty culture for girls, all, taught by very capable in- structors. Upon graduation these students are qualified to enter the industrial world and fill roles of usefulness. INDUSTRIAL ARTS FIRST ROW: Mr. Gerald Dischinger, Mr. Francis Gorgos, Mrs. Elsie Winchell, Mr. Harold Hess, Mr. Frank Clark. SECOND ROW: Mr. Frank Cullen, Mr. Fred Barrett, Mr. Edward Mack l8 F' W 9 Palmiter, Christine J. Karnauskas. Dutcher, Carole McManus, Carol FIRST ROW: Rita Juriga, Mary Anne Blanca, Shirley Petras, Carneta SECOND ROW: Florence Louise Portaroro, Anna Mae Hall, Marie Bederka, Darlene Beers. THIRD ROW: Edith Camp, Philomena Morrongelli, Mary Ann Finch, Margaret Anthony, Patricia Bleisnick, Jaan Lundberg, Carmelo Basti, Barbara Gudusky, Edwina Kunkle, Judith Corelli, Nancy Bachovchin. 4 FIRST ROW: Mary Allen Springer, Sara Ann Martin, Linda Hall. SECOND ROW: Molly Lally, John Tyler, John Hightower, Alan Crabb, Suzanne Mullens. THIRD ROW: Duane Grippen, George Hastings, Richard Moore, William Reynolds, Gerry O'NeiI, Richard Albrechta, Sally Ann Russell, Douglas March, Andrew Pirich. 112 FIRST ROW: Marianne Olsa, Gladys Brown, Virginia Stoll, Karen Singer, Barbara Liptak, Helen Haskell. SECOND ROW: Joson Caswell, Judith Scott, Shirley Eccleston, Barbara Hill, Carol Coutts, Marilyn Payne, Dee Sullivan, Mary Anna Adee, Frances Eisenberg, Shirley Ann Yoder, THIRD ROW: Donna Fischer, Rita Kovac, Margaret Kofira, Mary DiCerchio, Geraldine Cox, Barbara Prokop, Ellen Disbro, Shirley Krisko, Sherry Neish, Sally Tozer, Jean Miske. 20 2:1 if 2 H A Q. 1 N W5 ff! W X.. x is NNL5 .ev FIRST ROW: Joanne Spalsky, Joanne Liciandrello, Sandra Guzzy, Dorothy Susko. SECOND ROW: James Browne, Martha Ball, J. David Weisman, Madeleine Shapiro, Shelley Smith, Douglas Kalaf. THIRD ROW: Ronald Simkulet, Evelyn Petrick, Alan Clark, Eleanor Garthner, James Dershem, Richard Marko, Paul Beach, Richard Snyder, Richard Scherhauter. FIRST ROW: Patricia DuBrava, Carol Jo Matis, Sylvia Wilcox, Diane Stecker, Sharon Dribnack. SECOND ROW: John Harkness, Joel Walk, Robert Nickerson, Minda Gold Sharon McCrossen, Sharon Crane. THIRD ROW: Vincent DeNinis, John Sherba, Mario Pirozzi,, Wayne Hague, David Pudiak, Dennis Burke, John Roberts, Richard Fahrenz, David Nicholas, Gale Millard. FIRST ROW: Jane Hummel, Joan McKeeby, Betsy Hoysradt, Irene Husar. SECOND ROW: Diane Dwyer, Barbara Wheeler, Loretto Carlos, Mary Tinkunas, Donna Hinds, Joseph Massar. n THIRD ROW: Peter Sparr, John Hope, Gerald McKendrick, Sanford Schad, James Greene, Robert Prokop, Francis Laskowski, James Reynolds, Philip Baltch, Thomas Butler, Richard Botnick. 21 FIRST ROW: Pattie Van Dunk, Janice Kneer, Diane Stanek, Carol Adsit, Marcia Katcher, Sally Lembcke, Patricia Ryan, Patricia Costello. SECOND ROW: Ronald Gordon, Patricia Johnson, Jerome Weisberg, Suzanne Schwerin, Josephine Lundberg, Michael Fiaschetti. THIRD ROW: David O'Brien, Genevieve Huggler, Patricia Komack, Matthew Guokas, Vaun Miller, Gene McNamara, Roberta Green, Merlin Lessler, George Gabana, Michael Smilnak, John Sullivan, Kenneth McAIister, Diane Westgate. FIRST ROW: Maureen Hickey, Madeline Oolie, Anna Anthony, Susan Matties. SECOND ROW: Patricia Legos, Donald Perl, Sally McPherson, Sandy Reid, Charles Lippy, Faith Tiffany. THIRD ROW: Kenneth Antos, Dale Leinbach, Dennis Skora, John Bauman, Robert Baker, Scott Hilhurn, Wayne Rozen, Alan Kozak, Francis Acquaviva, Ellen Donnelly. FIRST ROW: Margaret Arthur, Gwendolyn Whipple, Kendra Dayger, Denise Kingsbury, Marion Grocki, Eska Zimmer. SECOND ROW: Elizabeth Jackson, Judith Backo, Florence Kress, Dolly Dubrick, Joe Ryan, Paul Giragosian, Suzanne Brady, Suzanne Dacey, Anna May Smith, Judith Hobert, Marlene Gennett. THIRD ROW: John Whalen, Joan Konecny, Robert Ridings, Sherwood Walls, Robert Taber, John Mulrooney, George Wilmot, Stuart Williams, Peter Basmaiian, Donald Campbell, Robert Muss, Alan Crumm. 22 A 0 V' X fxz Mnggy Q gm FIRST ROW: Lois Peret, Lydia Koucky, Suzanne Latonick, Sharon Brady, Carolyn Schwehm, Elena Fuster. SECOND ROW: Dona Valashinas, Mariorie Chapple, Diane Yanus, Elaine Hirko, Charles Stanek, Joan Christian, David Aatkinson, Pat Feheley, Mark Doolittle, Loraine Wheelock. THIRD ROW: Richard Woodruff, Miriam Kokis, Charles Konecny, Ronald Stevens, Bill Wilson, Albert Bolan, Ben Weingartner, Stephen Fish, Gary Mitchell, Stanley Karibion, Sabina Mosher. 5 FIRST ROW: Mildred George, Mary Ann Massar, Joyce Russell, Cindy Milligan, Marjorie Northrop, Diana Patton. SECOND ROW: Sheila Vavra, Dorothy Pastorok, Jacqueline Wood, Jane Whitelaw, Marcia Pooletti, Frank Sladish, Donald Dekigo, Marlene Kernan, Donald Ahearn, Anne Marie Klimt, Mary Jane Greene. THIRD ROW: Leonard Kratky, Barbara Sparr, William Barlow, John Leombrone, Stanley Rincauage, Daniel Morgan, John Denniston, James Capp, Frank Emery, William Orucker, Janet Elgena. A FIRST ROW: Elwlna Reburn, Kathy-Leigh West, Loretta Blanco, Judlth Kelly, Carole Hancharlk, Roberta Caster-lin. SECOND ROW: Sharon Shoul, Cynthia Roxen, June Heinboch, Grace Mandicott, Sally Night, Janice Johnson, Ann Baliga, Barbara Hutchings, Joyce Lloyd. THIRD ROW: Harald Baylor, James Slavit, Peter Smith, Norman MacMurdo, Peter Tortnriello, William Malinowski, Sheldon Smith, Edward Bendert, Sari Seiden, Jacquelyn Money. 23 206 FIRST ROW: Betty Ann Oswald, Nadine Mikulak, Marlene Konick, Nancy Wolcott, Aldona Dudak, Diane Stack. SECOND ROW: Peter Conole, Carmen Corea, Janice Peterson, Betsy, Mitchell, Kenneth Parks, David Mason, Diane Ostrowsky, Mary Elisabeth Best, Joseph Bonczek, Carolyn Hiza. THIRD ROW: John Mosko, Michael McFarland, Russell Garruto, Ronald Russik, David Periconi, Gerald Peake, Thomas Gill, William Cuddeback, Robert Mateleska, Nancy Dranichak, Jean Bockstahler. 20 7 FIRST ROW: Rochelle Glassman, Michele Moore, Eileen Ford, Janice Klink, Heather Foley, Barbara Perello. SECOND ROW: Diane Hanly, Mary D'Angelo, Caroline Vining, Bette Waples, Sharon Swanberry, Gloria Chitka, Roseanne Nichols, Joseph Yesensky, Sharon Delaney, Virginia Hibler, Mary Ann Bendert, THIRD ROW: Matin Nitka, Philip Leinbach, David Greenblott, Frank Raponi, Ernest Sebesta, James 0'Donovan, Thomas Giorgio, James Harding, Lonnie Kwartler, Ernest Gregoire, Frank Harlec. 2 10 FIRST ROW: Earl Landon, Geraldine Timson, Evelyn Gladd, Nancy Tighe, Barbara Devine, Karen Sommer. SECOND ROW: Jane Dean, Marie Nawoiczyk, Martha Vill, Estelle Dorfman, Marie Trasolini, Peter Gang- lott, Stephen McQuide, Virginia Frantz, Janet Haraksim, Marcia Winters, Harriet Brooks, Anne Duffy. THIRD ROW: Sharon Kipper, Jerome Rozen, Richard Fallon, David Niles, Gary Wheeler, Edward Grosek, Charles Gould, Michael Harlost, Paul Lynch, Jerry Van Why, James Randall, Dorothy Day. 24 gl fx, , gwO0LsD we A gy N an 1 PI. N J l L, FIRST ROW: Elaine Hetrick, Joan Villanti, Diane Stellmack, lllona Uram, Bonnie Mauro. SECOND ROW: Frderic Snyder, Barry Koftman, Hhomas Kaminsky, William Steveskey, Charlotte Gold- stein, Phyllis Kuenzli. THIRD ROW: Louise Steenburg, Charles Reigles, Phyllis McCanegIy, Janet Kuptrian, Delbert Giragosian, Robert Litwin, James Olsen, Stephen Gallo, Fran Krowiak, Richard Phelps, Gary Vonderhaar, Albert Sall. FIRST ROW: Arline Andros, Linda Srnith, Patricia Weintraub, Louise Cerretani, Agnes Vallone. SECOND ROW: Alice Frankel, Alice Medinosky, Delores Bowers, Barbara Share, Seena Wilk, Arline Clark. THIRD ROW: Sharon Preuss, John Quagliata, Frederick Yerdan, Albert Bohner, Edward Downey, Charles Pierson, Gordon Martin, Donald Burns, Charles Lee, Gerald Steele, Joseph Bianco, Warren Brooks. FIRST ROW: Diane Smith, Judith Gray, Carol Brown, Margaret Knap, Margette Eldred, Jaan Wolf. SECOND ROW: Margo Seketa, Marie Hibler, Suzanne Royter, Carol Sall, Sharon Senick, John Pandich. THIRD ROW: Kathleen Fiato, Walter Fields, Howard Sackett, Robert Cacala, William Folelewski, Gary Kiev, Stephen Klimow, Harvey Hurdum, Richard Kurey, James Layton, Marvin Cohn, Eraldo D'Orsogna. 25 FIRST ROW: Judith Rlnckar, Mary Ann McConnell, Joyce Struck, Diane Cooper, Nancy McCambrIdge, Eileen Polak, Teresonn Joseph, Vivian Thompson. SECOND ROW: Barbara Zendle, Sharon Katz, Kay Cowley, Margaret West, Rosemary Petrick, Nancy Kudgus, Mary Meagher, Susan Campbell, Marcia Beiley, Elizabeth Denton, Catherine Andros, Judith Katzin, George Rosefsky. THIRD ROW: Stephen Saltz, Gary Wilson, Richard Matties, Thomas Kopecek, Ira Levine, Stephen McKean, John Stanley, Alexander Luckanick, William Johnston, David Gitlitz, James Cusick, Rodger Fink, Vera MacCall. FIRST ROW: Rosanne Retacco, Nancy Weingartner, Penny Mullens, Margaret Charlier, Betsy Byron. SECOND ROW: Barbara Holmes, Carol Gallagher, Linda Merz, Mary Anne Lynch, Esther Borst, Rosemary Mansour. THIRD ROW: Clifford Mosher, Ronald Gill, Frederick Boyd, Robert Zemanek, Charles Havel, Walter Peterson, Ronald Zembek, James Ryan, William Cook, Thomas Griffin, Gary Drobo, Roy Money. FIRST ROW: Mary Frances Vetrlno, Antroinette Romeo, Jeanne Morris, Sandra Sedlak. SECOND ROW: Richard Koval, Jo Anne Morabito, Paul Beiley, Barbara Brick, Jean Baron, Paula Weiss. THIRD ROW: Dennis Dale, David Sedor, Peter Pufki, James Pollock, Ross Grippen, Walter Utyro, Peter Holzer. 26 Hg 7 P BJTQ7 Z gf 11 if 1' t Ea? 3,2 ,f 1 301 FIRST ROW: Patricia Collins, Janice Neville, Anastasia Dallas, Patricia Pignatelli, Lois Pisani, Pamela Previti. SECOND ROW: Joyce Striss, Sally Johnson, Vincent Spagnoletti, Evilyn Smith, Linda Harder, Jo Ann Cline, John Stankiewicz, Mary Ryan, Elaine Zelaska, Carol Coolbaugh, Kathleen Leahy, Barbara Fritz. THIRD ROW: Anthony Nugent, William Hunt, Scott Clark, Gary Theodore, James O'Neil, Samuel Arthur, Carl Greiner, Paul Nosewicz, Cuck Fish, Stuart Routt, Ronald Chmiel, John Jubinski. 303 FIRST ROW: Elizabeth Perry, Emily Melodayo, William Doyle, Gerard Lesch, Kathleen Clapper, Nancy Granata. SECOND ROW: Jean Neduchal, Linda Orcutt, Jamey Zevon, Barbara Urda, Virginia Medinosky, Ronald Clifford, Charlotte Tinkunas, Norman Bensen, Evelyn Abbott, James McNerney. THIRD ROW: Carolyn Meagher, William Torto, Robert Lucas, Robert Donovan, Janet Richardson, Dennis Mangan, Paul Drutonis, Edward 0'Neil, Jim Dacey, Edward Lynch, Mike Knapik, Betty Wells. 303 A FIRST ROW: Sondra Hess, Janet Warner, Judith Andrews, Frances Triplcchio, Paula Mlllard, Karen Chester. SECOND ROW: Mary McGowan, James Iacovelli, Timothy McKinney, John Olsa, Susan Snopek, Marcia Gugelman. THIRD ROW: Virginia Stecker, Michelle Maloney, Robert Brennan, Ann Gallagher, Betty Blair, Judith Gardner, Carleton Seager, Ralph Bucher, Michael Cooper, David Bliss, Mary Lynne Van Guilder, Tanya Schmeller, James Valada. 27 FIRST ROW: Janice Macbutfee, Jean Dopyera, Shirley Cherrone, Karen Lodge, Mary Gaffney, Marcia Miller. SECOND ROW: Anthony Ruffo, Pamela Major, Madeline Akel, Nancy Reynolds, Shirley Kosik, Rena Sardo, Robert Reiss, Betsy Wilsey, Velma Klenotich, Martha Jane Ludwig, Helen Meloro, Jane Humphrey. THIRD ROW: Anne Normile, James Jafte, Richard Van Ness, Gerald Wood, Edward Dionne, Carole Dodd, Donald Dimmick, Harold Hayes, Brian Ford, Mike Kosick, Judd Kost, John Seymour, James Schyndler. FIRST ROW: Ina Lublin, Rosalie Chuma, Jane Pangburn, Patricia Ondrako, Joan Minarik, Gwen VanDunk. SECOND ROW: Elaine D'Angelo, Faye Goga, Frances McGowan, Jane Hurdum, Barbara Peterson, Dorothy Killiany, Patricia Clark, Dale Harvey, Edward Garvey, Andrew Jarema, John Barlow, Arthur Harding, Patricia Thayer. THIRD ROW: Barbara Withers, Barbara Pratt, John Serino, John O'Connor, Paul Okoniewski, Bruce Bowen, Joe Esposito, Basil McTague, David Goldstein, Robert Cady, Jerome McCarthy, Robert Clark, Virginia Karibian. AFIRST ROW: Pearl Horowitch, Jean Lomonaco, Karen Kern, Linda Zajicek, Suzanne Springer, Roberta Lindsley. SECOND ROW: Grace Wocltalk, Mary Ann Obremski, Louise Otis, Kathleen Connolly, Nancy Stevenson, Donald Colodny, Michele Jablonski. THIRD ROW: Linda Scott, William Woodruff, Peter Luchini, Thomas Butler, Dennis O'Hara, Robert Bromley, Theodore Urda, Donald Howey, Justin Reimer, Louis Rosenberg, Frank Tozer, Norman Pierce. 28 P A O '19 N lr, mug ml 306 FIRST ROW: Thomas O'Connor, Bruce McMahon, Nicholas Tomaras, Gwendolyn Flaxman, Virginia Emery, Kathleen Vaughan, James Palmer II. SECOND ROW: Mary Ann Pudiak, Linda Smith, Rita Kocik, Nancy Williams, William Malchak, Nancy Waite, Mary Ann Bond, Sharon Clifford, Nancy Crandell, Carmella Giorgio. THIRD ROW: John Demtrak, Joseph Rich, George Quarterman, Robert Burke, Gregg Richard, Ronald Clark, Steven Hancock, Richard Becker, Richard Goldwin, Lucille Juriga, Joanne Van De Mark. L3 L YN Q I 307 I FIRST ROW: Joyce Holmes, Evelynne Hider, Pamela Edgell, Louis Kubisa, Eileen Downey, Kathleen Grogan. SECOND ROW: Ellen Feldman, Phyllis Merritt, Ruth Beeby, Carmelo Egitto, Patricia Donahue, Donna Dagenais, Michael Casey, Barbara Spaeth, Marlene Martino, Patricia Nemconsky, Jane Sweet. THIRD ROW: Charles DeRitis, Donna Williamson, John Kalivoda, David Scoville, John Metz, Andrew Kovac, Frank Regulski, Anthony DeLucca, Charles Smith, Kurt A. Franzenburg, William Reagan, Patricia Reid. 309 FIRST ROW: Frances Weinstein, Carole Conroy, Veronica Bernard, Robert Carr, Ann Marie Gramata, Mary Smith. SECOND ROW: Margot Smith, Kathleen McHugh, Albert De Marco, Leo Stepanik, Alice Jeffery, JoAnne Duffy, Shirley Brown, Ruth Smith, Beniamin Jeffery, Steven Kalinick, Joyce Lomonaco, Pamela Smith. THIRD ROW: Gladys Canham, Katherine Burns, Eugene Barry, Robert Pernes, Raymond Van Ness, Ronald Wagener, Wolfgang Diehl, Thomas Warden, John Crosby, Arnold Taub, Marilyn Hooghtalen, Georganne Schadel. 29 310 FIRST ROW: Maryann Tasber, Barbara Pashinski, Karen Ziegler, Frances Mroczek, Judy Sall, Kathleen Cox. SECOND ROW: Melinda Hickey, Hannah McKernan, Carol Wolford, Kathy Bennett, Louise Friedland, Mary Ann Lucas, David McDonough. THIRD ROW: Caroline Bishop, Richard DeOrazio, Robert Hatala, John Rodriguez, Martin Franey, Marshall Darrow, Thomas Kelly, Robert Smith, Thomas DeLucco, Stanley Meleski, Terrence 0'Brien, Susan Friedland, 2 FIRST ROW: Barbara Anne Futrell, Dawne Tyler, George Mosko, Beverly Mandichak, Craig Zentz, Suzanne Still, Patricia Fedoris, Nancy Lewis. SECOND ROW: Jacqueline Dedge, Linda Taylor, Kathleen Cullen, Virginia Juriga, Anita Bennett, Barbara Brown, William D. Lawson, Barbara Hebler, Mary Louise Soldo, Barbara Corby, Elaine Seratini, Joyce Gwyn, Carr-lee Holmes. THIRD ROW: Robert delPlain, Jerome Caricchio, Robert Ondreyko, Michael Uhrinec, Richard Gillette, George Silvanic, Arthur Shane, Robert Tompkins, Margaret Manthec, Roy Zamecnik, Mark Wilbur, Gerald Downey, Gerald McCoy. 3'l3 FIRST ROW: Patricia Martone, Kathleen Haines, Sally Gregory, Barbara Newton, Judy Blau, Gail Morgan, Patricia Clapper, Ruth Freelove. SECOND ROW: Sandra Ocker, Nancy Thuma, Anthony Torto, Mariorie Rupp, James Bailey, Patricia Ryan, Anthony Russo, Ruth Boetcker, Lynn Burr, Marianne Samulka. THIRD ROW: Elbert Ackerman, Michael Mink, Kenneth Lord, James Averett, Michael Chanecka, Thomas Miles, David Anderson, William Cadden, Gerald Novak, Portia Weiss. 30 gl SUXOOLS U U T ng! We 4 Ia Q l 31 1 ,ff ND 4 FIRST ROW: Vivien Toulson, Areva Hassan, Selene Bieber, Dorothy Darling. SECOND ROW: John Timson, Virginia Radicchi, Harriette Abramson, Nikki Singer, Mary Kaminsky, Andrea Scalone, Mary Goldsworthy, John Jeanneret. THIRD ROW: John Malchak, John Jay, William Becker, James Emminger, Donald Elston, Joseph Lucas, Ronald Beard, Richard Ehrlich, Roderick Easton, James Wagner, Susanne Warren, Christine Guokas. FIRST ROW: Margaret Hallahan, Carol Markham, Donna Dellarocco, Judith Thomas. SECOND ROW: Thomas Bowers, Jo Ellen D'Esti, Diane Van Pelt, Frank Baylor, Michele Dillon, Antoinette Balfe, John Huber. THIRD ROW: Roberta Kuptrian, Doris Sherman, Donald Balchikonis, Marena Basos, Vincent Pasquale, Ronald Hudy, Cull Pursel, John Bogdasarian, Mark Rappaport, Daniel O'ConnelI, Herbert Ridings, Ellen Gevanthor. 7 FIRST ROW: Charlotte Sherwood, Rosemarie Diorio, Joyce Kulikoski, Arlene Stutzmann. SECOND ROW: Nancy King, Joanne Wheeler, Jo Ann Weiss, Nancy Bailey, Virginia Knolles, Carol Robert- son, Valerie Fulton, Diane Aylesworth, THIRD ROW: Philomena Corea, Bruce Kidder, Jack Nagle, Ray Lawson, David Robinson, Richard Campion, Barbara Mossew, Rosemary Speakman, Kathleen Davis. FOURTH ROW: James Williams, Thomas Hogan, Joseph Libertazzi, Thomas Konecny, Michael Wilson, David Gregory, Frederick Ondrako, Michael Toncola, Richard Flannigan, Robert Galla. 31, 318 FIRST ROW: Ernestine Barton, Sandra Hall, Catherine Gerhart, Brenda Chase. SECOND ROW: Leonard Schneider, Diana Himko, Sharon Keyes, Diane Aton, Eloise Gould, Bonnie Ben- ninger. THIRD ROW: John Nuuella, Joseph Hogan, Frank Ziffino, George Ainslie, James Martindale, James Greblick, Joseph Hubik, Jeffrey Allen, William Whipple, Catherine Corros, Joseph Visconti. FIRST ROW: Marilyn Smith, Lucille Schneider, Billie Shields, Carol Romano. SECOND ROW: Carol Benjamin, Hudda Aswad, Nanette Warren, Patricia Spisak, Phyllis Coar, Robert Svarney. THIRD ROW: Nicholas Spyros, Richard Thurston, Rocco Passionino, Sharon Tormey, Stephen Smyk, Ronald Croop, Robert Newton, Karen Schlauder, Kent Titus, David Ellsworth, Linda Covaleski. AFIRST ROW: Virginia Tokos, Marie Fabrizio, Dorothy Jubinski, Judith Carr. SECOND ROW: Edward Edwards, Carol Hague, Janice Noreika, James Gulino, Theresa Marana, William Ogden. THIRD ROW: William Westgate, James Zlinsky, John P. Elliott, Peter Trozze, William Perham, Dorothy Bergmann, Joanne Hartung, Harold Sierzant, Carolyn Kotson, Shirley Wyrsch. 32 'N 0 W' X f' XJ IAl'I'I,.JiU8 J DQ I FIRST ROW: Linda Wasecka, Marilyn Twining, Pamela Miller, Nancy Shea, Joan Smigel. SECOND ROW: Donna Dow, Gail Rinker, Nancy Drumm, Eileen Powell, Marilyn Terris, Richard Grace. THIRD ROW: Helen Ball, George Benham, Donald Brozovic, Jimmy Baldwin, Joseph Chonecka, Edward Zonio, Peter Colman, John Kelley, Beyan Ingalls, Raymond McKeeby, Charles Tokos. FIRST ROW: Johanna Bender, Sharon Schlag, Nancy Lee Grace, Kathryn Bender. SECOND ROW: Susan Buckley, Gael Gahagan, Pamela Rogers, Susan Berry, Betty Chipak, Sandra Space. THIRD ROW: Arlene Obremski, Patricia 0'Neil, Barry Bley, Cornelia Lacey, Donald Schuman, Ralph Kaye, Robert Peck,.Jeremian King, Pauline Zalmer, April Haslett, Judith Monkovic. 26 FIRST ROW: Mary Reap, Janet Multer, Lois Germann, Patricia Tyler. SECOND ROW: Alice Marie Keller, Anne Okoniewski, Rosalyn Ryan, Sharon Slimbaugh, Patricia Harbachuk, Sandra Linko. THIRD ROW: Judy Potusky, Faith Harris, Kathy Silvanic, Donald Harvey, David Zych, Harvey Levine, Myra Lampman, Diana Barvainas, Linda Vanek, Carolyn VanAtta. 33 BUSY BULLDUGS Tk, 'ix '2 1rfi f U SA 'if Azwx:'ii!-Liwiiw -wld' way- fail A X 7 KH fi Vybx gg. -.4 ,I A . ' X qv tl if 2-22 66 gp QQ -'rf Gif? MMM U XDNQZMQ-H? rqk 7 x Y Q 1- , gmqfxfaxgo x'51'.'..1..v 36 WTP in EDWARD ALLEN ED goys' Treasurer of Senior Class 1495 Scholarship Awards 12,395 Course: ollege. EDWARD ANDREJKO ED Sports: J. V. Baseball 12,395 J. V. Basketball 12,395 Varsity Baseball 1495 Varsity Basketball 1495 Offices: Senior Class Vice President 1495 Honor Society 1495 Block B Club 1495 Notable: Best All Around Boy. Course: College. SHARON ARMSTRONG Basketball 12,395 Tennis 1295 Softball 12,395 Volleyball 1295 Hockey 1395 Gymnastics 12,395 Pep Club 129. Course: Academic. EUGENE AUGUSTINE AUGIE Pan Newspaper, Sports Reporter, Awards 1495 J. V. Basketball 1295 Award 1295 Varsity Basketball 13,49, Awards 13,495 J. V. Baseball 1295 Award 1295 Varsity Baseball 13,49, Awards 13,495 Band 12,3,49, Awards 13,495 G. O. Representative 12,3,495 Assembly Committee Chairman 1495 Scholarship Awards, 12,3,495 Honor Society 149, President 1495 Key Club 12,3,49, President 149, Award 1495 Block B Club 13,495 Debate Club 1295 Notable: Boy Brain. Course: College. MARY E. AYRFS Scholarship Awards 12,395 Red Cross Delegate 149, Red Cross Alternate 1395 Y-Teens 12,3,49, Vice President 129, President 1395 Pep Club 12,3, 495 Junior Prom Committee 139. Course: Academic. THOMAS BABISH J. V. Football 129, Award 1295 Varsity Football 13,49, Awards 13,495 Varsity Track 149, Award 1495 J. V. Baseball 1295 J. V. Choir 129. Course: Academic, UTOMH BRIAN BALCHIKONIS BALCH J. V. Football 1395 Varsity Football 149, Award 149. Course: Academic. CAROL ANN BILSKI CAROL Course: Academic Commercial. ROY BISHARA BlSH J. V. Football 12,395 lntramurals5 Science Club 129. Course: Academic. CAROL BOBURKA CARL J. V, Choir 12,3,49. Course: Academic-Mathethmatics. JOSEPH BROZOVIC RED Varsity Track 1495 Foul Shooting 12,395 Band 12,3,49, Award 1395 Red Cross Alternate 129. Course: Academic-Commercial. CHARLES S. BUTLER CHUCK , CHARLlE J. V. Baseball 1295 J. V. Basketball 1295 G. O. Representative and Al- ternate 12,395 Scholarship Awards 12.39. Course: College. WALTER CAROOMPAS J, V. Football 1295 Golf 1295 J. V. Baseball 1295 G. O. Representative 12,39, Alternate 1495 Intramural 1495 Intramural Volleyball 1395 Basket- ball 13,495 Touch Football 12,3,49. Course: Academic-Commercial. HBUDHI HCRUMPU PEGGY MARGARET CARVALHO Hockey 12,3,495 Volleyball 12,3,495 Softball 12,3,495 Basketball 12,3,495 Tumbling 12,395 Gymnastics 13,495 Badminton 13,495 Tennis 1395 Syn- chronized Swim 12,3,495 Senior Life Saving 129, Swim Meet 149, Sports Playdays 13,495 One C Award5 Varsity 12,3,49, Awards 13,495 Car- ousel 1495 Sergeant-at-Arms of Senior Class 1495 Honor Society 1495 Dance Club 1395 G.A.A. 13,49, President 1495 Red Cross Alternate 1495 Lit Club 145 Albert Schweitzer Organization 129, Treasurer 1295 Notable: Girl Athlete. Course: College. PATRICIA CARVALHO PAT , PATTE Pan Newspaper, Reporter on Sports Staff 13,49. Awardg Intramurals: Basketball 1395 Playday5 Archery 1395 Softball 13,495 Swim Meet 1295 Volleyball 1395 Inter-class Swim Meet 1495 Hockey 12,395 Senior Life Saving 1295 Table Tennis 149, Double Championship5 3 Minor Sports Awards, Major Sports Award 1495 J. V. Choir 1295 Varsity Choir 13,495 Band 12,3,49, Awards 13,495 N.Y.S. Contest 12,3,49, Solo Awards, l En- semble Awardg Librarian 1495 Play: Carousel 1495 G. O. Alternate 1495 Dance Club 1395 Gymnastics Club 1395 G.A.A. 13,49, Vice Pres- ident 1495 Notable: Class Musician. Course: College. LINDA CATOR LYNN RamshackIe Inn 149. Award5 Red Cross Representative 149. Course: Commercial. NANCY CLARK NANCE Science Club 13,495 Red Cross 12,395 Awards 12,39. Course: Academic- Homemaking. ELLEN LORRAINE CLEMONS Dramatics Club 149. Course: Commercial. CAROL BOBURKA WALTER LINDA CATOR x lka- JOSEPH MARGARET CARVALHO NANCY CLARK PATRICIA CARVALHO ELLEN LORRAINE CLEMONS JACQUELINE SANDRA COLE JACKIE Intramural Basketball 13,455 Intramural Volleyball 1355 Archery 12,355 Badminton 13,455 Intramural Softball 1355 Life Saving 1355 Intramural Hockey 1455 Ping Pong 1255 Pep Club 12,35 Y-Teens 12,3,45. Secretary gndl Public Manager Tri-Hi-Y 145, Attendance Ollicer 145. Course: ol ege. MARY ELLEN CONNELLY Student Staff 145. Course: Academic. JAMES CORBY CORBS Varsity Swim Team 12,355 G. O. Representative, Vice President 1255 Key Club 125. Course: College. TERRANCE CRIBBS TERRY , CRIBBER Varsity Track 1355 Varsity Choir 12,3,45, Awards 13,45, President 1455 Band 12,3,45, Awards 12,3,45, President 1455 Drum Major 13,455 Orches- tra 12,3,45, Awards 12,355 G. O. Representative 12,355 Dance Band 12,3, 455 Notable: Class Musician. Course: College. BEVERLY CROSBY BEV , CROSS G. 0. Alternate 1255 Pep Club 1255 Volleyball 1355 Softball 1355 Ar- chery 145. Course: Academic-Commercial. WALTER CULLIGAN WALT J. V. Football 1255 Wrestling 1255 Intramural Basketball 1255 Foul Shooting 125. Course: Academic. THOMAS CUSHNER TOM Course: Academic. ALAN DALE AL Course: Academic. CAROLINE DARLING Red Cross Alternate 1255 Student Staff 1355 Y-Teens 12,3,45. Course: Academic-Mathematics. CAROL , CAROLYN HARRIET DUVALL HATTIE Basketball 12,355 Hockey 12,355 Life Saving 1455 G. O. Representative 12,355 Student Staff 1455 Synchronized Swim 1455 Notable: Best Natured Girl. Course: Academic-Mathematics. RALPH FABRIZIO RALPHlE J. V. Baseball 1355 Varsity Baseball 1455 J. V. Football 1355 Varsity Football 145. Course: Commercial. TERRY FISTICK Course: Academic-Industrial. ROBERT FOOTE BOB J. V. Choir 125, Varsity Choir 12,3,455 G. 0. Representative 1255 Car- ousel. Course: Academic-Music. RICHARD FRANEY DICK Pan Newspaper, Sports Stafl' Reporter 1455 J. V. Football Manager 12,355 Varsity Football 13,45, Award 12,3,455 Block BU Club 13,45. Course: College. TERESA FUSCO TREE Basketball 12,355 Hockey 1255 J. V. Choir 12,355 G. O. Representative 1255 G. O. Alternate 1355 Notable: Class Giggler. Course: Commercial. GUISTINA GABELLO TINA J. V. Choir 125, Varsity Choir 1355 G. O. Representative 135, Alternate 1355 Student StatT 1455 Bowling,12,3,455 Pep Club 1355 Papa Central Day Committee Chairman5 Junior rom Committee 1355 Senior Prom Com- mittee 1455 Notables Committee 145. Course: Commercial. MARILYN CAROL GABLE LYNN Softball 1355 Volleyball 12,355 Basketball 13,455 Swim Meet 1455 Ping Pong 1455 Badminton 13,455 Shuffleboard 1355 Archery 1355 Hockey 1355 Gymnastics 1255 Slimnastics 1355 Major Sports Award 1455 Minor Sports Awards 13,455 Student Staff 1455 Y-Teens 12,3,45, Secretary 135, Pres- ident 1455 Pep Club 12535, Secretary 1355 G.A.A. 13,455 Usher 135. Course: College. ANN GIBSON PEANUT Intramural Hockey, Soccer, Basketballg J. V. Choir 12,355 G. 0. Alter- nate 1255 Pep Club 1255 Cheerleader-Varsity Sub5 Slimnasticsg Notable: Girl Joker. Course: Commercial. CORBY WALTER CULLIGAN CAROLINE DARLING f 'A HARRIETT DIJVALL RALPH TERESA FUSCO MARILYN RICHARD ANN GIBSON JUDY GILL Student Staff 143. Course: Commercial. JAMES GILROY JIM Varsity Swim Team 12,3,43g Plays: Ramshackle Inn, The Island, Parade at the Devil's Bridge, Spreading the News, Carousel g G. O. Representative 12,335 Block B Club 12,3,435 Dramatics Club 12,3 435 Sergeant-at-Arms 123, Awards 12,3,435 Stage Crew 12,3,435 Flattop in Papa Central Dayg Notable: Class, Actor. Course: Academic- Commercial. LAWRENCE GOLDSTEIN GOLDIE Course: Academic-Commercial. DAVID GOULDIN DAVE J. V, Football 123, Varsity Football 12,3,43, Awards 13,435 Varsity Wrestling 1235 Varsity Track 12,3,43, Awards 13,435 G. 0. Representa- tive 12,33, G. O. President 1435 Scholarship Awards 12,3,435 Honor Society 1435 Key Club 12,3,435 Block B Club 13,43, Vice President 1435 Intramural Volleyball, Basketball, Badmintong Notable: Boy Athlete. Course: College. CAROLE GUMBACH GUMBACH Pan Annual, Layout Staff 143, Write-up Staff 1335 J. V. Choir 12,435 Pep Club 12,335 Intramurals 12,33. Course: Academic-Commercial. ARLENE HADDAD ARE Basketball 1435 Table Tennis 1435 Slimnastics 1435 Volleyball 1435 Red Cross Representative 143 Usher: Graduation 13,43, Class Night 143, Carousel' 1435 Central Pep Rally Skit 13,435 Junior Prom Committee 1335 Class Notables Committee 1435 Usher for Ramshackle Inn 1335 Student Staff 12,3,43, Awards 13,435 Prizes: National Office Management Association Spelling Certilicate 1335 Scholarship Award 1235 Y-Teens 12,3,43, Vice President 13,435 Pep Club 143. Course: Commercial. JOSEPH HAICK JOE J. V. Baseball 1335 Intramural Basketball 1335 G. 0. Representative 1235 Notable: Best Dressed Boy. Course: College. DARLENE HANLY PENNY J. V. Choir 123, Varsity Choir 13,43, Awards 1235 G. O. Representative 123, Alternate 1335 Pep Club. Course: Academic-Commercial. JUDITH HARRIS JUDY Synchronized Swim 1335 Gymnastics 1235 J. V. Choir 1235 G. O. Repre- sentative 1335 Senior Class Secretary 1435 Student Staff 1335 Scholarship Awards 12,3,435 Honor Society 1333 J. V. Cheerleader 12,335 Pep Club 12,33. Course: Commercial. JUDY GILL JUDITH JAMES GILROY ARLENE HADDAD JOSEPH CAROLE GUMBACH DARLENE HANLY LLEWELLYN HAVRILLA HARVEY J. V. Choir 1235 Varsity Choir 13,435 Plays: Carouse1 5 G. O. Repre- sentative 12,335 Dramatics Club 1435 Notable: Class Artist. Course: Academic-Art. JANICE HAZEN JAN Varsity Choir 143 Band 12,3,435 Orchestra 12,3,435 G. O. Representative 1335 G. O. Alternate 1435 Student Staff 1335 2 NOMA Spelling Awards5 One Scholarship Award5 Honor Society 1435 Intramural Sports 1235 Syn- chronized Swim 13,435 Slimnastics Club 1235 Notable: Prettiest Girl. Course: Commercial. PATRICIA HOLLISTER PATTI Pan News Feature Staff 13,435 Hockey 12,335 Soccer 1235 Tennis 1235 Volleyball 1335 Basketball 12,435 Badminton 12,335 J. V. Choir 1235 G. O. Representative 1435 Student Staff 13,43, Award 1435 Lit Club 13,435 Latin Club 1435 Pep Club 1235 Red Cross 12,335 Prom Committee 1435 Slimnastics Club 13,43. Course: College. JUDY HUDSON JUD J. V. 123, Varsity 1335 Tri-Hi-Y Award 12,33, Secretary5 Red Cross 1235 Course: Academic-Commercial. MICHAEL HUSAR MIKE J. V. Basketball 12,33, Varsity 143, Award 1435 Golf 13,435 J. V. Track 1235 Intramural Football5 J. V. Choir 1235 Varsity Choir 1335 Senior Class President 1435 Scholarship Award 1235 Honor Society 1435 Block B Club 12,3,435 Notable: Most Popular Boy. Course: College. GEORGE JACKSON STONEY J. V. Football 1235 Notable: Boy Joker. Course: Academic-Commercial. ANN MARIE JADICK JAYE Choir 12,335 Student Staff 13,435 Science Club 12,3,435 Tri-Hi-Y 13,435 Pep Club 12,335 Tennis 13,435 Volleyball 1235 Badminton 335 Basketball 123. Course: Academic, ELIZABETH ANN KOCAK BETTY ANN Basketball 12,3,435 Softball 12,3,435 Archery 1435 Volleyball 12,3,435 Track 12,3,435 J. V. Choir 1235 Student Staff 12,33, 2 Awards5 P.A.L. Bowling 12,3,43, Secretary 133, Awards 12,3,435 Pep Club 12,335 Red Cross Representative 12,3,435 G.A.A. 13,43, Course: Academic- Mathematics. ALAN KOSLOFF KOS Wrestling 1335 G. 0, Representative and Alternate 123. Course: Academic-Mathematics. LLEWELLYN HAVRILLA ANNE MARIE JADICK ALAN KOSLOFF JANICE HAZEN MICHAEL HUSAR ELIZABETH ANN KOCAK GEORGE JACKSON PATRICIA HOLLISTER JUDY HUDSON SANDRA KOSTA SANDY Junior Prom 1decoration committee1 1313 Senior Prom 1413 Pep Club 1213 Archery 1213 Softball 1313 Hockey 12,313 Soccer 121. Course: Commercial. JOANNE KRETZMER JO Basketball 1213 Volleyball 1213 J. V. Choir 12,313 Student Staff 1413 Pep Club 13,413 Junior Prom Committee. Course: Academic-Mathematics. JOHANNA LAMBERT JOANNE Tennis 1313 Badminton 1213 J. V. Choir 1213 Red Cross 12,3,413 Junior Prom Committee 1313 Science Club 12,313 Tri-Hi-Y 13,41, Course: Academic. STUART LAWSON STEW Intramural Football 12,313 Intramural Basketball 1213 Intramural Foul Shooting 1313 Intramural Volleyball 1213 Inter-class Swim Meet 1213 G. O. Representative 12,313 G. O. Alternate 1213 Student Staff 1413 Latin Club 131, Notable: Smooth Operator. Course: College. HELEN JANE LAZO LAZ Basketball 1213 Volleyball 12,313 Soccer 1213 J. V. Choir 12,3,413 Color Guard 13,41, Award 1413 Papa Central Day Skit 13,413 G. O. Represen- tative 12,3,413 Pep Club 1213 Red Cross Representative 12,313 Junior Prom Committee 1313 Science Club 12,31. Course: Academic- Matnemaucs. BEVERLY LEO BEVY Course: Academic. LISA LOVELL LEA Pan Newspaper, Sports Reporter 1413 Feature Reporter 131, Awards 13,413 J. V. Choir 1213 Student Staff 13,413 Scholarship Award 1213 Honor Society 1313 Y-Teens 12,3,41, President 121, Treasurer 131, Secre- tary 1413 Tri-Hi-Y 13,41, Chaplain 131, President 141, Awards 13,413 G.A.A. 13,413 Notable: Class Scientist. Course: College-Academic. RICHARD LYONS DICK Pan Annual, Photographer 13,41, Awards 1313 Pan News, News Staff 1313 Senior Life Saving 1313 J. V. Choir 1213 Varsity 13,41, Awards 13,41, Robemaster 13,413 Student Staff 1313 Stage Crew 2,31, Award 1313 Key Club 1213 N.Y.S.S.M.A. Music Festival 19581 Mousetrap Lighting 1313 Kiwanis Club Representative: Red Cross 121. Course: Academic- Commercial. MARY ELLEN MANAHAN MORT G. O. Representative 1213 Student Staff 1213 Lit Club 1213 Pep Club 1213 Intramurals 12,31. Course: Academic-Commercial. ARLENE MATELESKA R and PIP SQUEEK J. V. Choir 1213 Pep Club 1213 Y-Teens 121. Course: Commercial. SANDRA LEE McKANE SANDY Scholarship Awards 12,313 Honor Society 1413 Red Cross 121. Course: College. ANDREW 0. McPHERSON ANDY Pan Newspaper, Photographer 141, Award 1413 J. V. Football 121, Award 1213 Swim Team 12,3,413 Orchestra 12,3,41, Award 12,3,413 Plays: Carousel 1413 Honor Society 1413 Science Club 141, Sergeant- at Arms 1413 Dramatics Club 1413 Senior Class Gift Committee3 Not- able: Boy Most Likely to Succeed. Course: College. CHARMAINE MISATA CHARM Pan Annual Art Staff 13,411 Volleyball 12,313 Basketball 12,313 Hockey 1213 Archery 13,413 Tennis 13,413 J. V. Choir 121, Varsity Choir 12,3,41, Awards 13,413 Student Staff 12,3,41, Awards 13,413 Honor Society 1413 Pep Club 12,3,413 Science Club 12,3,413 Art Club 12,313 P.A.L. Bowl- ing 12,31. Course: Academic-Mathematics. MARY MORABITO MARY Softball 1313 Bowling 1213 Band 12,3,41, Awards 12,313 Y-Teens 131. Course: Academic. FRED MORIARITY MORT Pan Newspaper Write-up Staff 12,3,413 Columnist 1413 Varsity Choir 13,413 Band 13,413 Notable: Best Natured Boy. Course: Academic- Mathematics. SHEILA MUNSIE Pep Club 1213 Senior Class Notables Committee 1413 Basketball 12,312 Hockey 1213 Archery 131, 2 N.O.M.A. Awards. Course: Commercial. MARY ANN MURPHY MARY G. O. Representative 1313 Art Award 1313 Tumbling Club 1313 Art Club 12,3,41, Award 131, Treasurer 13,413 Tri-Hi Y 12,3,41, Attendance Offi- cer 121, Vice President 131, President 141, Awards 2,3,413 Red Cross Representative 121. Course: Academic-Commercial. NANCY NEWMAN Softball 1213 Slimnastics 1313 Volleyball 1313 J. V. Choir 1213 Varsity Choir 13,413 Plays: Carousel 1413 Pep Club 1213 Tri-Hi-Y 12,313 YU Teens 121. Course: Commercial. af 3 1 ,gm- SANDRA K LYONS HELEN JANE LAZO ARLENE MATELESKA CHARMAINE JOHANNA LAMBERT BEVERLY LEO SANDRA LEE MARY MORABIILO MARY ANN MURPHY JOANNE KREIZMER LISA LOVELL MARY ELLEN MANAHAN FRED NANCY NEWMAN PHILIP PACH PHIL Pan Newspaper, Write-up Staff 1335 Intramural Basketball 12,3,435 Foul Shooting 1435 G. O. Alternate 1235 Key Club5 Red Cross Representative 1235 Notable: Most Talkative Boy. Course: Academic. DIANE PERNA AMELIA G. O. Representative 12,3,435 Lit Club 13,435 Pep Club 1335 Red Cross 1235 Tumbling Club 1235 Hockey 1235 Soccer 1235 Badminton 1235 Ten- nis 123. Course: Academic. CAROL POMPETTI CARRIE Volleyball 1235 Basketball 12,335 Hockey 1335 Gymnastics 12,335 J. V. Representative 12,3,435 Pep Club 12,335 Cheerleader 12,3,43, Co-captain 1435 Red Cross Alternate 12,43. Course: Commercial. ANN PROBYANSKI PROBY Intramural Tennis, Hockey, Volleyball, Soccer, Archery5 J. V. Choir 1235 G. O. Alternate 1335 Red Cross Representative, Alternate 1335 Student Staff 13,435 Scholarship Awards 12,335 Pep Club 13,435 Science Club 12,3,435 Tri-Hi-Y 13,43, Secretary5 Art Club. Course: Commercial MARGARET PUDIAK MARGIE Y-Teens 12,33. Course: Commercial. LALAHA MAY RATHBONE Archery 1335 Volleyball 1235 Bowling 1435 Pep Club 123. Course: Commercial. PATRICIA REAGAN Pan Newspaper Feature Staff 13,435 Volleyball, Basketball, Hockey, Shuffleboard, Badminton, Slimnastics, Archery5 J. V. Choir 1235 Scholar- UPA-rn ship Awards 12,335 Honor Society 1435 G.A.A. Dance Club. Course: College. CARMITA REID CARM Course: Commercial. MARY LOUISE RETACCO Course: Academic. DOMINICK ROSS NlCK' J. V. Football 12,33, Varsity 1435 G. O. Representative 1335 Scholarshig Awards 12,3,435 Honor Society 143. Course: College. ELIZABETH ROSS BETSY' Pan Annual, Art Staff 1435 G. O. Representative 1335 Art Awards 12,3 435 Scholarship Awards 12,3,435 Honor Society 1435 Tri-Hi-Y 12,3,43 Historian 123, Secretary 133, Vice President 143, Awards 12,335 Art Clul 12,3,43, President 133, Secretary 143, Awards 12,335 Tumbling Club 123 Red Cross 123. Course: College. CAROL ROVENTE Course: Commercial. SHARON MARIE RUSSELL G. O. Representative 12,335 Backstroke, 2nd place 1435 100-yard relay first place 1435 Pep Club 12,335 G.A.A. 12,3,43, President 1435 Tumbl- ing Club 1235 Dance Club 1335 Slimnastics Club 1235 Senior Life Saving 1235 Gymnastics Club 1335 Synchronized Swim 12,3,43, Shows 12,33 Volleyball 12,335 Hockey 12,3,435 Badminton 12,3,435 Sports' Play Day 1235 Basketball 12,335 Archery 12,335 Shuffleboard5 Swim Meets 12,3,43 Tennis 1335 One Minor Sports Award 123, One Major Award 133 Notable: Most Popular Girl. Course: Academic-Mathematics. LOLA SALEEBY LO Pep Club 1235 Junior Prom 1335 Senior Prom 1435 Hockey 1335 Ara chery 1235 Notable: Most Talkative Girl. Course: Commercial. RUTH SHARPSTEEN RUTHlE Varsity Choir 12,3,43, Awards 13,435 Orchestra 12,3,43 Awards 13,43 Secretary 13,43, Vice President, Treasurer 1435 G. O. Representative 12,435 Senior Girls' Treasurer 1435 Scholarship Awards 12,3,435 Honor Society 1435 G.A.A. 1435 Lit Club 1435 Red Cross 1235 Senior Prorr Committee 1435 Basketball 12,3,435 Synchronized Swim 12,3,435 Synchro- nized Swim Shows 12,335 Volleyball 12,3,435 Tennis 1335 Ping Pong 143: Archery 1335 Notable: Best All Around Girl. Course: College. CAROL SIMKUS Ping Pong 123 Archery 1335 Scholarshw Award 1235 Pep Club5 Com- mencement Committee5 NOMA Cer ticate for Spelling. Course: Commercial. ROBERT SIRGANY SERGE Course: College. MARY SLIMBAUGH SLIM Pan Newspaper, Feature Staff 143, 2 Awards 1435 G. O. Representative 12,33, Alternate 1235 Red Cross Alternate 1235 Pep Club 133. Course: Academic-Mathematics. MARY LOUISE RETACCO CAROL POMPETTI LALAHA MAY MARIE RUSSELL CAROL SIMKUS ANN PROEYANSKI PATRICIA REAGAN ELIZABETH ROSS LOLA SALEEBY Av DIANE PERNA MARGARET Puomc CARMWA Rem CAROL ROVENTE RUTH SHARPSTEEN MARY SLIMBAUGH ANDREW SMITH ANDY J. V. Football 1233 Varsity Football 13,433 Championship Awards-J.V. 123, Varsity 1333 G. O. Representative 1233 Notable: Heart Breaker. Course: College. JEANNE SMITH JEANIE Student Staff 13,43, Course: Academic-Fine Arts. ANN SMULOWITZ Pan News, Sports Reporter 133, Award 1433 Basketball 1333 Tennis 123, 2nd Place Winnerg Badminton 1333 Soccer 1333 Swim Meet 123, lst place, 75 yard freestyle, 2nd place 50 yard freestyle3 Synchronized Swim 12,333 Softball 13,433 Tumbling 1333 2 Sport Days 1433 Plays: Abner Crane From Hayseed Lane 133, Double Demon 133, Ramshackle Inn 1433 Student Staff 1433 2nd prize in Weeks Levene Contest 1333 Scholarship Awards 12,3,433 Honor Society 1433 Dramatics Club 12,3,43, Awards 12,333 G.A.A. Minor Awards 12,3,43, l Major Award, Make-up Committee for Class Night 1433 Stage Crew 13,433 Carousel 1433 Slimnastics Club 1333 Commencement Committee 143. Course: Academic- Language. JOAN SPACE JOANIE Pan Annual 12,3,43, Editor-in-chief 143, Awards 12,3,433 Pan Newspaper, Feature and Sports Staffs 12,3,43, Awards 13,433 J. V. Choir 123, Varsity Choir 13.43. Secretary 1433 Honor Society 143, General Officer 1433 De- bate Club 12,3,433 Vice President 133, President 1433 G.A.A. 12,3,433 Senior Life Saving 1333 Tennis 12,333 Synchronized Swimming 12,433 Basketball 12,333 Hockey 12,3,433 Volleyball 12,331 Badminton 1333 Notable: Girl Most Likely to Succeed. Course: College. ALICE SRNKA AL Pan Newspaper, Art Staff 1333 Varsity Choir 13,43, Awards 13,433 Band 12,3,43, Awards 12,333 Orchestra 1433 Plays: Carousel 1433 Scholar- ship Awards 12,333 Honor Society 143, Secretary 1433 Tri-Hi-Y 12,3,43, Treasurer 13,43, Awards 12,3,433 Gymnastics 1233 Senior Life Saving 1433 Notable: Best Girl Dancer. Course: College. JERRY STILWELL Varsity Track 143. Course: Academic-Mathematics. ROSEMARIE STIRPE ROSIE G. O. Alternate 1233 Student Staff 13,433 Pep Club 123. Course Commercial. JEROME STROZZI JERRY J. V. Basketball 123, Varsity Basketball 13,433 J. V. Baseball 123, Var- sity Baseball 13,433 J. V. Football 133. Course: College. PHILIP SULLIVAN SULLY Varsity Football 1333 G. O. Representative 1233 Intramural Basketball 123. Course: Academic-Mathematics. JOHN SUSKO JOHNNY Pan Newspaper, Photography Editor 12,333 Band 12,3,43. Course: Academic-Industrial. JOYCE SVARNEY JOY Pan Newspaper, Feature Staff 13,43, Awards 13,433 Basketball 12,333 Vol- leyball 13,43, Captain 1333 J. V. Choir 1233 Varsity Choir 12,3,43, Awards 13,433 Play: HCBIOUSCIHQ Students Staff 1333 Scholarship Awards 1333 Honor Society 1433 Y-Teens 12,3,433 Tri-Hi-Y 13,43, Chaplaing Pep Club 12,333 Slimnastics Club 13,433 Dance Club 1333 Junior Prom Com- mittee: Usher for Graduation: Senior Class Cap and Gown Committee 143. Course: Academic. ELIZABETH SYAGE BETTY Badminton 1333 Shuffleboard 1333 Hockey 1333 Volleyball 1333 Archery 1333 Ping Pong 1433 Minor Sports Award 13,433 Basketball 1433 G. 0. Representative 1433 Student Staff 143, Award 1433 Scholarship Award 12,3,433 Y-Teens 13-433 Gymnastics 1333 Slimnastics 1433 G.A.A. 1433 Honor Society 143. Course: College. JOSEPH TASBER JOE J. V. Football 1233 J. V. Baseball 1233 Varsity Baseball 13,433 Varsity Volleyball 13,433 Varsity Football 1433 Varsity Choir 12,3,433 Block B Club 13,433 Notable: Class Bachelor. Course: College. JEANNE THOMPSON Pan Annual, Business Staff 12,3,43, Awards 12,333 G. O. Representative 133, Alternate 1233 Student Staff 1333 Junior Prom 1333 Senior Prom 143. Course: College. ROBERT TIMSON TIM and BOB Pan Annual, Art Editor 1433 Advertising Stal? 13,43, Award 1333 J. V. Track 1333 Badminton 1233 J. V. Choir 123, Varsity Choir 12,3,43, Awards 1233 Night of Music 12,3,433 Plays: Carousel 1433 G. O. Al- ternate 12,333 Red Cross 12,333 Art Club 1233 Stage Crew 123. Notable: Class Vocalist. Course: College. KALLIOP TSHULOS KALLY Hockey 1433 Varsity Choir 13,43, Award 1433 Plays: Gratitude 1233 Double Demon 1333 Abner Crane From Hayseed Lane 1333 Ram- shackle Inn 1433 Carousel 1433 G. O. Representative 143, Alternate 1333 Organist for Honor Society 12,3,433 Graduation Usher 1433 Notables Committee 1433 Red Cross Representative 1233 Dramatics Club 12,3,43, Treasurer 143, Award 13,433 Y-Teens 1333 Pep Club 1333 Gymnastics Club 13, 433 Variety Show 1433 Class Night Skit 1433 Organist for pre- vue of The Island 1333 Notable: Class Actress. Course: Academic- Mathematics. MARGARET TURNER PEGGY Pan Annual, Senior Pictures Stal? 13,43, Awards 13,433 Pan News, News Staff 133, Girls' Sports Editor 13,43, Awards 13,433 Basketball 12,3,433 Volleyball 12,3,433 Tennis 12,333 Hockey 12,333 Badminton 12,3,433 Major Letter 1333 Orchestra 12,3,43, Librarian 133, President 143, Awards 12,333 Plays: MCHFOUSCIUQ G. O. Alternate 1233 G. O. Vice President 1433 Scholarship Awards f2,3,43Q Honor Society 1333 Debate Club 13,43, President 143, J. V. Debate Team 13,43, Awards 13,433 G.A.A.: Junior and Senior Prom Committeeg Volleyball Playday 1333 Basketball Playday 1233 Slimnastics Club 1333 Tumbling 12,333 Synchro- nized Swim and Show 12,3,433 Notable: Girl Brain. Course: College. JULIUS TUTKO JAKE Course: Academic. STIRPE JEANNE SMITH JOYCE SVARNEY JEANNE ANN SMULOWITZ PHILIP ELIZABETH SYAGE ROBERT TIMSON FRED ULRICH Varsity Track 133' Key Club 12,3,435 Chess Club 12,335 Senior Life Saving 1235 Notable: Quietest Boy. Course: College. ROBERTA VANDEBURG ROBIN G. O. Alternate 1235 Scholarship Award 1235 Senior Prom Committee 1435 Art Club 1235 Basketball 12,33' Synchronized Swim Show 1335 Synchronized Swim 1335 Hockey 123. Course: College. CAROL VAVRA G. 0. Alternate 1335 Pan Annual, Business Staff 12,3,435 Senior Picture Editor 133, Awards 13,435 Cheerleading 1235 Hockey 1235 Junior Prom Committee 1335 Senior Prom Committee 1435 Notable: Best Dressed Girl. Course: Academic-Mathematics. SHARON KOLANDA WARNER SHERRY Course: Academic-Commercial. WINSTON WARNER WIN , WINNIE Varsity Baseball, 1235 Intramural Football 12,3,435 Basketball 12,3,435 Volleyball 12,3,435 Table Tennis 12,335 Badminton 12,335 Foul Shooting 34,435 Plays If Men Played Cards as Women Do, Carousel 5 G. O. epresentative 12,33, Alternate 1435 Block B Club 12,3,435 Dramatics Club 1335 Junior Red Cross 133. Course: College. WILLIAM WALSH Course: College. JANET WARREN JAN G. O. Representative 123, Alternate 12,3,435 Tennis 1235 Hockey 1335 Basketball 123. Course: Academic. MARSHALL WASHBURN MARTY Course: College. BONNIE-JEAN WEST BONNIE BO Red Cross Representative 133 5 Slimnastics 1335 Table Tennis 1435 Junior Prom Committee 1335 Usher for Class Night5 Class Notables Committee 1435 G. O. Representative 1235 Student Statf 13,43, Award 143: Prizes: National Oliice Management Association Spelling Award 1435 Scholarship Awards 123,435 Y-Teens 12,335 Usher for Carousel, Notable: Quiet- est Girl. curse: Commercial. CHERE WOLFE Volleyball 13,125 Slimnastics 13,435 P.A.L. Bowling 1235 Pep Club 12,43. Course: ommercial. CH ERRY ALBERT WYCHULES AL Course: Academic-Industrial Arts. VITO CORRADINO CHARLIE Notable: Boy Dancer. Course: Academic. NOT PICTURED ERWIN CLASS BUTCH J. V. Basketball 12,33. Course: Commercial. JO-ANNE FEDORIS JO Basketball, Baseball, Volleyball, Hockey. Course: Commercial. JOHN KOMACEK COMANCHEE J. V. Football 1335 Intramural Basketball 12,435 Foul Shooting 13,435 Varsity Track 143. Course: Academic-Industrial. LORENZO MARRONGELLI LAURENCE Course: Commercial. NICHOLAS MARONGELLI NICK Varsity Football 12,33. Course: Academic. MARY ANN OLBRYS Badminton 1235 Basketball 1235 Gymnastics 1235 Pep Club 1335 Make-up - The Island 1435 Hair Style. Course: Academic-Beauty Culture. JOAN SAVERY SKINNY Ramshackle Inn 1435 Carousel -Production Manager, Award 1435 G. Q. Representative 1235 Dramatics 1435 Pep Club 1235 Archery 1335 Tennis 13,435 Intramural Basketball 123. Course: Academic-Commercial. DAVID WALLACE Course: Academic-Mathematics. TERRY WILLIAMS Course: Academic-Mathematics. f V ,-11A-, . H' .1 - ' H 6 M. is W 2 .2 if 525 0 f - X 2 S1 63 Sums X VK KXBL ...-,.L-,:r,-Q3-1 BfX Q'f-QQw'-,.:.- Q cotsrre BALAN CARMELA BASTI FRANCIS ACQUAVIVA FRAN Pan Newspaper, Editorial Staff 143. Course: College. MARY ANNA ADEE MARY, MARY ANN Slimnastics Club 1333 Hockey 123. Course: Commercial. DAVID L. AGARD DAVE Varsity Choir 1433 Play: Carousel 1433 Science Club 1333 At Bing- hamton North High: Band 1333 Orchestra 12,3,433 Radio Club 123, Pres- ident 1233 Class Notable: Boy Vocalist. Course: Academic. ANNA ANTHONY ANN Pan Newspaper, News Stal? 1433 J. V. Choir 1231 Varsity 13,43, Awards 13,433 Play: Carousel 1433 G. O. Alternate 1233 Delegate to Girls' State 133, Award 1333 Scholarship Awards 12,3,433 Science Club 12,3,43, Award 1433 Pep Club 13,43, Award 1433 Red Cross Representative 1233 Honor Society 133. Course: College. MARGARET ANTHONY MARGE Make-up and hair styles for Carousel 143 and The Island 1333 Hair styles for Ramshackle Inn 1333 Red Cross Representative 1333 Junior Prom Committee 1333 Perfect Attendance Award 123. Course: Academic- Beauty Culture. DENISE AZERSKY DENNY Synchronized Swim 12,3,433 Slimnastics 12,433 Softball 12,433 Band 12,3,43, Awards 13,433 Scholarship Awards 12,333 Latin Club 133. Course: College. COLETTE BALAN LETTY Badminton 12,333 Hockey 1233 Basketball 12,333 Archery 1333 Tennis 1233 Slimnastics Club 1233 Science Club 13,433 Pep Club 123. Course: Academic. CARMELA BASTI CARMIE Basketball 1233 Volleyball 123 Tennis 1233 Red Cross 12,333 Make-up for Carousel, Ramshackle Inn 3 Hair styles for The lsland 3 G. O. Alternate 12,33. Course: Academic. JUDY BAXTER JUD Basketball 1333 Slimnastics Club 1333 Majorette 12,3,433 G. O. Alternate 12,333 Student Staff 1333 Red Cross Alternate 123. Course: Academic. CAROL BEDERKA Make-up and hair styles for Carouseli' 1433 Make-up for The Island 1333 Hair styles for Ramshackle Inn 133. Course: Academic-Beauty Culture. ROL BEDERKA KATHERYN diwoeni nausea JR, PATRICIA ateismcic a. aowett BRADY MARCIA BEILEY Pan Newspaper Feature Stal? 12,3,43, Awards 12,3,431 Softball 12,3,433 Volleyball 12,431 Senior Life Saving 1233 Gymnastics Club 1233 Hockey 1433 Varsity Cheerleading 143, Award 1432 Tennis 1333 Basketball 13,433 Varsity Choir 143, Award 1433 Plays: Stuffed Owls 133, Parade at Devil's Bridge '133, Carousel 1433 G. O. Alternate 12,333 Junior Class Treasurer 1333 Scholarship Awards 12,3,433 Honor Society 1433 Drama- tics Club 12,333 Debate Club 12,3,43, Secretary 143, Awards 13,433 Pep Club 1233 Assembly Planning Committee 1333 Junior Prom Committee 1333 Cortland Drama Festival 1333 Graduation Usher 1333 Assembly Usher3 Class Notable: Girl Plugger. Course: College. JOHANNA BENDER JO Panorama Annual, Typing Stat? 12,3,43, Typing Editor 143, Awards 13,433 Pan Newspaper, Typing Staff 13,43, Awards 13,433 .l. V. Choir 12,33, Varsity Choir 13,43, Award 1433 Night of Music 12,33, NYSSMA Contest 1333 Carousel 1433 National Omce Management Association Spelling Awards 1333 Scholarship Awards 12,3,433 G, O. Representative 123, Alternate 1333 Pep Club 12,3,43, Sergeant-at-Arms 143, Card Sec- tion 1233 Gymnastics Club 1233 Slimnastics Club 1333 Dance Club 1333 P.A.L. Bowling 1333 Archery 12,333 Badminton 1333 Basketball 1233 Senior Prom Committee 1433 Notables Committee 143, Course: Academ- ic-Commercial. KATHERYN BENDER KITTY, KATHY Pan Annual, Art StatT 12,33, Senior ,Picture Editor 133, Awards 13,43Q Pan Newspaper News Staff 13,43, Awards 1333 J. V. Choir 12,333 Var- sity 13,43, Award 1433 Play: Carousel 1432 G. O. Alternate 1233 NOMA Spelling Awards 1333 Scholarship Awards 12,3,433 Pep Club 12,3,43, Attendance Chairman 143, Card Section 1233 Gymnastics Club 12,333 Archery 12,333 Night of Musicu 12,333 Basketball 1233 Assembly Usher 1333 Red Cross Representative 123, Alternate 1233 NYSSMA Con- test 1333 Badminton 1333 Senior Prom Committee 1433 Notables Com- mittee 1433 Dance Club 143. Course: Academic-Commercial. DELORES BERGER DEBBIE Basketball 1333 Dance Club 1333 Slimnastics Club 1233' Softball 1233 Volleyball 1233 Red Cross Representative 1333 Pep Club 123. Course: Commercial. DELORES BEZEK DEE Pan Annual, Typing Staff 1433 Pan Newspaper, Typing Staff 143, Award 1433 J. V. Choir 1233 P.A.L. Bowling 12,3,43, Awards 12,3,433 Basket- ball 1333 Archery 12,333 Student Stat? 13,43, Awards 13,431 NOMA Spelling Awards 1333 Scholarship Awards 12,3,433 Dance Club 1333 Science Club 12,3,43, Award 1433 Pep Club 13,43, Secretary 143, Award 1433 t'Night of Music 1233 Honor Society 143. Course: Commercial. PATRICIA BLEISNICK PAT Scholarship Award 1233 Make-up and hair styles for Carousel 143 and The Island 1333 Hair styles for Ramshackle Inn 1333 Pep Club 123. Course: Academic-Beauty Culture. FRANCIS B. BOWELL Course: Academic-Mathematics. THOMAS BRADY Course: Academic-Mathematics. MARLENE URKE BARBARA BURRIS BUSFIELD ALLAN BREIT Student Staff 13,43. Course: Academic. ROBERT BRICK BOB Varsity Swim Team 12,3,43, Awards 12,3,433 Track Team 12,333 Basket- ball 12,333 Intramural Volleyball 123' fl O 'e 'esentative 123, Alter- nate 1433 Block B Club 12,3,43. Course: College. CAROLE BROOKS BROOKSIE Student Staff 1333 Pep Club 1233 Slimnastics Club 133. Course: Commercial, GLADYS BROWN SALLY Archery 1333 Hockey 1433 Slimnastics Club 133. Course: Commercial. MARLENE DALE BROWN MARDY Varsity Choir 12,333 Dramatics Club 13,43. Course: Academic-Home Economics, SUSAN BUCKLEY SUE G. O. Representative 12,433 G. 0. Alternate 1233 Junior Red Cross Representative 13,433 Scholarship Award 1333 Pan Annual 12,33, Art Staff 133, Layout Editor 143, Awards 13,433 Pan Newspaper 13,43, Art Staff 133, Circulation Staff and Art Stal? 143, Awards 13,433 Student Staff 1333 Pep Club 12,3,43, Vice President 133, President 143, Pep Club North Central Pep Rally Skit 143, Awards 13,433 Lit Club 1433 Science Club 13,433 Art Club 12,3,433 Honor Society Usher 12,333 Junior Prom Decorations Committee 1333 Senior Prom Decorations Committee 143, Senior Prom Class Notables Committee 1433 Slimnastics 1333 Archery 12,3,433 P.A.L. Bowling 1433 Volleyball 12,3,433 Soccer 12,3,433 Dance Club 1333 Hockey 12,333 Basketball 12,333 Archery 12,3,433 Tumbling Club 12,333 Class Notable: Girl Artist3 Honor Society 143. Course: Academic-Mathematics. RONALD BURKE RON J. V. Football 133, Award 1333 J. V. Bowling 123, Award 1233 Varsity Bowling 133, Award 1333 Block B Club 13,43. Course: Academic. BARBARA BURRIS BARB7' Tennis 12,333 Varsity Choir 12,3,43, Award 12,3,433 Play: Carousel 1433 Student Staff 13,43, Award 1433 Scholarship Awards 12,3,433 Pep Club 12,333 Red Cross Alternate 1433 Dramatics Club 1433 Honor Society 1433 Class Notable: Girl Vocalist. Course: College. JOHN BUSFIELD Course: Academic-Industrial. DOANE CAFFERTY DOANE Course: College. . I H , :ns : ,. 33,-3 x 3, 3 33...,.. 3 ..3 . 3 . ... SUSAN CAMPBELL JOAN CASWELL GERALD KAY CAWLEY JAMES CHALMERS sem cuimc PAUL cum SUSAN CAMPBELL SUE Pan Annual Write-up Staff 13,43, Award 1433 Pan Newspaper Feature Staff 12,3,43. Feature Editor 143, Awards 12,3,433 Hockey 12,433 Basket- ball 12,3,433 Badminton 12,333 Volleyball 12,3,433 Softball 12,433 Table Tennis 1233 Tennis 12,433 Minor Sports Awards 13,433 Tri-Cities Sports Day 123, First Place, Relay, 100-Yard Dash 1233 Plays: Abner Crane from Hayseed Lane 133, Weenies on Wednesdays 123, It's Papa Who Pays 133, Spreadin' the News 1233 G. O. Alternate 1333 G. O. Representative 1333 Vice President of Junior Class 1333 Secretary of G. 0. 1433 Gerhart Forensic Contest, Chairman 133, Award 1333 Amer- ican Legion Speaking Contest, First Place 1433 Scholarship Awards 12,333 Honor Society 1433 Pep Club 12,331 Debate Club 12,3,433 Vice President 1433 Dramatics Club 12,3,43, Secretary 133, President 1433 J. V. Cheer- leading 1333 Varsity Cheerleading 143, Awards 13,43, Co-captain of Var- sity, Captain of Varsity 1433 J. V. Debate Team 133, Award 133: Varsity Debate Team 143, Award 1433 Chairman of Program, Photography, and Door Committees for Junior Prom3 Decoration Committee for Junior Prom3 Student Director of Plays: If Men Played Card as Women Do 1333 The Valiant 1333 A Wedding 1433 Variety Show at State Hos- pital 1233 Study Hall Debates 12,333 Dance Club 1433 Usher 12,333 Notable: Best All Around Girl. Course: College. GERALD CAREY Course: Academic-Mathematics. JOAN CASWELL JOANIE J, V, Choir 12,3,433 Tri-Hi-Y 12,3,43. Course: Commercial. KAY CAWLEY CAWLS Pan Newspaper, Sunday Press Editor 143, Award 13,433 Volleyball 12,3,433 Hockey f2,3,43Q Life Saving 12,333 TV Swim Show 1333 Basket- ball 12,333 Gymnastics Club 12,333 Soccer 1233 Track 1333 Softball 1232 G. O. Representative 12,333 Dramatics Club 12,333 Pep Club 1333 Red Cross Representative 1333 J. V. Cheering 133, Captain 1333 Varsity Cheerleading 143, Secretary-Treasurer 143, Awards 13,433 Notable: Class Journalist. Course: College. JAMES CHALMERS JIM Pan Newspaper Advertising Stall 123, Co-advertising Editor 133, Award 1333 Varsity Swim Team 13,433 Varsity Tennis 12,3,433 G. O. Alternate 123, Representative 1433 Scholarship Awards 12,3,433 Honor Society 1433 Dramatics Club 1233 Debate Club 12,3,43 Awards 12,333 Varsity Debate Team 13,433 Delegate to American Legion Boys' State 1333 Notable: Handsomest Boy. Course: College. BETTY CHIPAK Pan Annual, Write-up Staff 1433 Pan Newspaper, News Staff 1433 J. V. Choir 1233 Scholarship Awards 12,3,433 Science Club 12,3,43, Vice Pres- ident 143, Awards 13,433 Red Cross Representative 1233 Notable: Girl Scientist3 Honor Society 143. Course: College. PAUL CIRBA Course: College. JOHN CLARKE JACK Varsity Chess Team 12,3,433 Scholarship Awards 12,333 Chess Club 12,3,43, President 133. Course: College. I mms coohrn 1 KAN-1Y.tou Correa cARot NICOLETTA DELVILLANO JOYCE DACEY RICHARD COLANGELO DICK J. V. Football 121, Award 1213 Varsity Football 13,41, Award 1413 Intramural Basketball 12,3,413 Varsity Track 12,3,41, Award 12,3,413 G. O. Vice President 1413 Junior Class President 1313 Block B Club 12,3,41. Course: College GRACE E. COLLINS Course: Commercial. THOMAS CONOLE TOM Varsity Volleball 131, Award 1313 Basketball 12,3,413 Football 12,3,413 Volleyball 1413 Tennis 1413 Debate Club 12,313 Chess Club 12,313 Pan Newspaper 13,41. Course: College. DIANE COOPER Pan Newspaper, Circulation Editor 131, Sunday Press Editor 13,41, Award 13,413 Volleyball 12,313 Basketball 12,313 Tennis 1213 Soccer 1213 G. O. Representative 1213 Dramatics Club 1213 Junior Prom Committee 1313 Red Cross Representative 1313 Senior Class Girls' Treasurer. Course: College KATHYfLOU COTTER KATHY ioccier 12,313 Slimnastics 1,213 Hockey 13,413 Basketball 141. Course: CZ. CITHC. CAROL COUTTS Softball 121. Course: Commercial. GERALDINE COX GERRY Softball 12,313 Basketball 1213 P.A.L. Bowling 1313 Gymnastics Club 1213 Plays: Carousel 1413 Dance Club 121. Course: Commercial. JAMES CUSICK JlM, CUEY Pan Newspaper, Reporter 121, Sports Editor 13,1, Awards 13,413 J. V. Football 1313 Varsity Tennis 1213 Varsity Swimming 1413 Varsity Track 12-,413 Band 12,3,41, Awards 13,41 G. 0. Alternate 1313 Senior Class Boys' Sergeant-at-A,rms3 Notable: Boy Joker. Course: College. JOYCE DACEY JOY Play: Coursel 1413 Debate Club 12,3,413 Dramatics Club 1213 Pre- view Assembly of Carousel 141, Presentation, of Carousel at State Hospital 141. Course: College. 3. MARILYN DENARDO ANTHONY D'ARISTOTLE TONY Varsity Baseball Manager 1313 Intramural Basketball 13,413 Intramural Football 13,413 G. O. Representative 1313 Scholarship Awards 12,3,413 Honor Society 1413 Key Club 12,3,413 Block B Club 1413 Delegate to Syracuse University Citizenship Education Conference 1313 Senior Class Boys' Treasurerg Notable: Boy Brain. Course: College. BONNIE DARLING BON Slimnastics Club 1313 Dance Club 1313 Archery 1313 Pep Club 1413 Dramatics Club 141. Course: Academic. JOYCE DEKAR JOY Course: Academic-Art. NICOLETTA DELVILLANO NICKI Carousel Make-up 1413 The Island Make-up 131. Course: Academic- Beauty Culture. JOANNE DEMER Senior Life Saving 1413 Basketball 12,313 Varsity Choir 12,3,41g Awards 13,413 Color Guards 12,3,413 G. O. Representative 1313 Dance Club 131. Course: Academic. JUDITH DEMTRAK Minor Sports Award 1313 Volleyball 1213 Track 12,31, Awards 12,313 gasfcetball 1213 Soccer 1213 Hockey 1213 Notable: Class Poet. Course: o ege. MARILYN DENARDO MARL Gymnastics Club 1213 Volleyball 1213 J. V. Choir 12,313 G. O. Repre- soentative 121, Alternate 1313 Student Staff 1213 Pep Club 121. Course: ca emic. JUDITH DERADO JUDY Pan Annual Art and Layout Stalls 13,41, Award 1413 J. V. Choir 1213 Scholarship Award 1413 Lit Club 12,3,41, Attendance Officer 1313 Art Club 12,313 Vice President 1313 Varsity Show 131. Course: College REINALD DERSCH REINIE Varsity Swim Team 1413 Notable: Quietest Boy. Course: Academic. JOANNE DE WITT JO G. O. Representative 1435 Pep Club 13,435 Sergeant-at-Arms 13,43. Course: Academic-Commercial, ELLEN DISBRO ELLIE J. V. Choir 12,3,435 G. O. Representative 1435 Red Cross Representative 12,335 Student Staff 1335 Pep Club 123. Course: Commercial. JAMES DOFTON JIM Band 12,3,43 5 Award 133. Course: Academic. PATRICIA DOLAN PAT G. O. Alternate 1335 Red Cross Delegate 1235 Notable: Quietest Girl. Course: Academic-Mathematics. RITA DOYLE TWEETER Volleyball 1335 Basketball 1335 Play: Carousel 1435 Red Cross Repre- sentative 1335 Senior Life Saving 133. Course: Academic. MICHAEL DROBAK Course: Academic-Industrial, DANIEL DuBRAVEC DAN Varsity Swimming 12,33. Course: Academic. MARTHA EASTON MARTY Senior Life Saving 1335 Tennis 1235 Volleyball Play Day 1235 Softball 12,335 Basketball 1235 Synchronized Swim 12,335 J. V. Choir 12,335 12,335 Pep Club 1235 Notable: Best Natured Girl, Course: o ege. SHIRLEY ECCLESTON SHIRL Course: Commercial. FRANCES EISENBERG FRAN Basketball 13,435 Volleyball 13,435 Dance Club 13,435 Slimnastics Club 13,435 Gymnastics Club 13,43 Table Tennis 1335 Student Staff 1335 Scholarship Award 1335 Science Club 1235 Red Cross Representative 12,3,43. Course: Commercial. JOYCE ELDRED JOY G. O. Alternate 1235 Student Staff 1435 Red Cross 12,335 Course: Academic-Mathematics. GARY ELLIS L.S.M.F.T. Varsity Golf 12,3,435 J. V. Basketball 1235 Intramural Football 12,3,435 Intramural Basketball 12,3,435 G. O. Alternate 1235 Block B Club 12,3,43. Course: College. HELENE FERRANTE SIS Choreographer for Carousel 1335 G. O. Representative 123, Alternate 1335 Cheerleading 12,335 Pep Club 12,335 Dramatics 13,435 Assembly at Pine Street School 143, Carousel at State Hospitalg Notable: Girl Dancer. Course: Academic-Mathematics. ANTHONY FIALA TONY Course: Commercial. MARY ANN FINCH FINCHIE, FINCHO Archery 1335 Badminton 1335 Basketball 12,335 Shutfleboard 12,335 Slimnastics Club 1335 Pep Club 13,435 Red Cross Alternate 1435 Make-up for The Island 1335 Make-up and hairstyles for Carousel 1435 North-Central Pep Rally Skit 13,435 U.E. Pep Rally Committee 13,435 Junior Prom Committee 133. Course: Academic-Beauty Culture. JOHN FISH J. V. Basketball 1235 Varsity Baseball 13,435 Award 13,435 Scholarship Awards 12,33. Course: College. ROSALIE FITZGERALD ROSlE G. O. Representative 1435 Red Cross Representative 1235 Pep Club 13,43. Course: Academic-Commercial. CAROL FORMANEK KARRY J. V. Choir 12,3,435 Night of Music 12,33. Course: Commercial. FRANK l DAVID GITLITZ GEORGELEE FOSTER Art Award 1235 Art Club 12,3,43. Course: Academic, CAROL FRANK Basketball 12,335 Hockey 1235 Table Tennis 1235 Badminton 1235 Vol- leyball 1235 Soccer 1335 Softball 125335 Awards 12,335 Varsity Choir 143, Award 1435 Orchestra 1235 Play: It's Papa Who Pays 1335 Scholarship Awards 12,3,435 Science Club 1235 Dramatics Club 12,3,43. Award 1435 Debate Club 1253,43, Sergeant-at-Arms 1335 Vice President 143, J. V. Debate Team 143, Award 1435 Red Cross Representative 1335 Notable: Girl Mathematician5 Honor Society 143. Course: College. WILLIAM FUSCO BlLLY THE KlD Varsity Football 12,3,435 Varsity Basketball 12,35435 J. V. Baseball 12,335 G. O. Representative 1335 Notable: Boy Athlete. Course: College. ROBERT GAHAGAN BOB J. V. Football 12,335 Varsity Football 1435 Tennis 12,35435 Swim Team 12,335 Intramural Basketball 1335 Band 12535435 G. O. Alternate 123, Representative 13,435 Delegate to Boys' State 1335 Scholarship Awards 12,335 Block WB Club 13,435 President 1435 Honor Society 1435 Notable: Best All Around Boy. Course: College. WILLIAM GANLEY BILL J. V. Basketball 12,335 Varsity Basketball 1435 Award 1435 Varsity Track 13,435 Award 13,435 G. 0. Alternate 12,335 Junior Class Secretary 1335 Senior Class President 1435 Junior Prom Committee 1335 Scholar- ship Awards 125335 Honor Society 1435 Red Cross Representative 12,435 Block BU Club 143. Course: College. SHARON GARDNER Pan Annual Photographer 1235 Photography Editor 133, Awards 12,335 J. V. Choir 1235 Varsity Choir 1435 Award 1435 G. O. Alternate 12533, Treasurer of G. O. 1435 Award 1435 Debate Club 13543, Award 135435 Dramatics Club 12,335 J. V. Cheerleading 133, Award 1335 Varsity Cheerleading 13543, Award 1435 Pep Club 123. Course: College. MARGARET GEORGE DOLLY Basketball 135 Archery 1235 Slimnastics Club 1235 G. O. Alternate 1435 Red Cross Representative 12,33. Course: Commercial. ALBERT GILLIS AL J. V. Basketball 1235 Award 1235 Varsity Baseball 133, Awards 13,435 Band 12,335 Award 1335 G, O. Representative 143. Course: College. DAVID GITLITZ DAVE Pan Newspaper, Photography Editor 12,3,435 G. O. Alternate 1235 Science Club 12,3,43, Vice President 123, Award 1235 Dramatics Club 1435 Notable: Class Photographer5 Honor Society 143. Course: College. GARRETH GOBEL X BARBARA GUDUSKY WENDY HELEN ANNE HEFFERN RICHARD HELFER GARRETH GOBEL GEORGE Varsity Swimming 12,3,43, Award 1435 Wrestling 1235 Weight Lifting 135 Band 12,3,43, Awards 13,435 Scholarship Awards 13,435 Dance Band 1435 Senior Life Saving 12,435 Honor Society 143. Course: Academic- Science, Mathematics. FRANCES GOOLEY FRAN J. V. Choir 12,3,435 P.A.L. Bowling 12,3,43. Course: Academic. ALLEN GREEN AL Varsity Volleyball 1235 Varsity Basketball Manager 1335 Statistician 1435 Varsity Golf 1435 G, 0. Representative 12.335 Alternate 1335 Scholarship Awards 1253,435 Key Club 135435 Notable: Most Talkative Boy. Course: College, MARILYN GRODECKI MAR Course: Commercial. BARBARA GUDUSKY BARB Archery 1235 Hockey 1235 G. O. Representative 1435 Scholarship Award 1335 Red Cross Alternate 1335 Make-up and hair styles for Carousel 1435 Make-up for The Island 1335 Slimnasitcs Club 1335 Junior Prom Committee 133. Course: Academic-Beauty Culture. WENDY HANKIN Hockey 12,335 Volleball 12,335 Soccer 12,335 Softball 1235 Basketball 12,335 Color Guard 13,435 G. 0. Representative 12,335 Lit Club 1235 Dramatics Club 12533, Treasurer 1335 Senior Girls' Sergeant-at-Arms 143. Course: College. HELEN HASKELL Pan Newspaper Typing Staff 1335 Softball 1235 Soccer 1235 Hockey 12,335 Basketball 1235 Tennis 12,335 Volleyball 12,435 Archery 1335 Pep Club 123, Card Section 1235 Y-Teens 123. Course: Commercial. ANNE HEFFERN 'ANNlE Pan Newspaper, News Staff 135435 Award 13,435 Volleyball 12,435 Gym- nastics Club 1235 Student Staff 1335 Lit Club 13,435 Pep Club 12533. Course: Academic. RICHARD HELFER SLICK, DICK Varsity Swim Team 12,3,43. Co-captain 1435 Awards 12535435 Plays: Carousel 1435 G. O. Representative 1435 Red Cross 12533, Vice Pres- ident 1335 Award 1335 Block B Club 12535435 Touch Football 13,435 Intramural Basketball 1335 Delegate to American Legion Boys' State 1335 Honor Society. Course: College. FREDERICK HEYSEK FRED J. V. Bowling 12,333 Varsity Bowling 143, Awards 12,3,433 Band 12,3,43, Award 12,333 NYSSMA SOLD Festival 12,33. Course: Academic, MAUREEN HICKEY MO Pan Newspaper, Girls' Sports Staff 13.43, Awards 131433 Volleyball 12,3,433 Basketball 12,3,433 Hockey 12,3,433 Soccer 12,3,433 Softball 13,433 Badminton 13,433 Table Tennis 12,333 Minor Award 1433 Tennis 12,333 Senior Life Saving 1433 Triple Cities Sports Day 12,333 Dance Club 1333 Gymnastics Club 12,333 J. V. Choir 12,3,433 Plays: t'Grat- itude 123, Mrs. Evers 123, Student Director for Abner Crane 1233 G. O. Representative 12,3,43, Award 1433 Delegate to G. O. Conference 1431 Junior Class Corresponding Secretary 1333 J. V. Cheerleader 12,33, Captain 12,33, Awards 12,333 Varsity Cheerleader 13,43, Awards 13,433 Secretary-Treasurer of Cheerleaders 12,333 Red Cross Representative 1233 Pep Club 12,3,43, Award 1233 Dramatics Club 12,3,43, Awards 12,333 Papa Central Day Skit 13,433 Assembly Committee Chairman 1333 Usher for Commencement 12,3,433 Junior Prom Decorations Chairman 1333 Notable: Most Popular Girl. Course: Academic. BARBARA HILL BARB Softball 1233 Volleyball 12,333 Tennis 1231 P.A.L. Bowling 12,3,433 Red Cross Alternate 143. Course: Commercial. THOMAS HMURCIK TOM Varsity Bowling 123, Award 123Q J. V. Choir 123. Course: College. ELEANOR HOLMES ELLIE Course: Commercial. ANN JACOBSON JAKE Pan Newspaper, News Staff 13,43, Award 1431 Pa Central Day Skit 1433 G. O. Representative 12,33, Alternate 12,333 Student Staff 1433 Debate Club 12,3,43, J. V. Debate Team 143, Awards 13,433 Pep Club 1233 Assembly Planning Committee 143, Secretary 1433 Slimnastics Club 1231 Senior Life Saving 1433 Hockey 13,433 Soccer 1233 Volleyball 12,3,433 Basketball 12,3,433 Table Tennis 1333 Tumbling 12,331 Swim Meet 1333 Major Sports Award 143Q Notable: Best Dressed Girl. Course: College. EDNA BIEFELDT JAMES 'EDDY' Course: Commercial. TERESANN JOSEPH TERRY Pan Annual Write-up Staff 143, Award 1433 Pen Newspaper Sunday Press Editor 13, Business Manager 143, Awards 12,3,433 J. V. Choir 1233 Varsity Choir 13,43, Award 13,433 Band 12,3,43, Awards 12,333 G. O. Representative 1231 lst Place Solo in NYSSMA 1Band3 12,333 Scholarship Awards 12,3,433 Honor Society 1433 Debate Club 12,3,43, Secretary 133, Award 13,43. Course: College. . RITA JURIGA LITTLE RITA Slimnastics Club 1433 Make-up for The Island 1333 Make-up and hair styles for Carousel 143. Course: Academic-Beauty Culture. Y NEDEEM KENIEN MAHLON KESTER LEON KIEV DAVID KITTRIDGE ROBERT KOCAN ROSEANNE KOCHIS JAMES KAMINSKY JIM J. V. Choir 1233 Varsity Choir 12,3,43. Course: College. MARIE KANE MOOSE G. O. Representative 13,433 Lit Club 13,433 Debate Club 13,43Q Pep Club 13,43. Course: Academic. JUILIEN KARIBIAN JULES Course: College. NEDEEM KENIEN DINO Wrestling 12,333 Football 12,333 Chess Club 12,33. Course: College. MAHLON KESTER CORKY Pan Newspaper Reporter, New Staff 1433 J. V. Choir 1333 Plays: Car- ousel 3 Scholarship Awards 12,333 Dramatics Club 13,433 Key Club 13,433 Science Club 13,433 Junior Red Cross Representative 13,433 Latin Club 1333 Hi-Y 1333 Honor Society 143. Course: College. LEON KIEV LEE J. V. Basketball 123. Course: Academic-Commercial. DAVID KITTRIDGE DAVE Plays: It's Papa Who Pays 123, Carousel 1433 Dramatics Club 13,433 Science Club 13,433 Stage Crew 12,3,43, Assistant Stage Manager 13,43. Course: College. ROBERT KOCAN BOB J. V. Football 1333 Varsity Swim Team 1332 Bowling 143. Course: Academic. ROSEANNE KOCHIS J. V. Choir 12,33. Course: Academic-Art. HELENA KRISKO PATRICIA KURBANICK MARGARET KOFIRA MARGE Hockey 1332 Archery 1333 J. V. Choir 12,333 G. O. Alternate 1431 Scho,larship Award 1333 Pep Club 1233 Night of Music 12,333 Card Section 123. Course: Commercial. HELENA KONECNY J. V. Choir 12,3,43. Course: Commercial. GWENDOLINE KOVAC GWEN' Softball 1233 Gymnastics Club 1233 Play: Carousel 1433 St. Patrick's Day Talent Show 1333 Scholarship Award 123. Course: Academic- Commercial. RITA KOVAC RYDA J. V. Choir 12,333 Pep Club 123, Card Section 123g Archery 1333 Vol- leyball 1333 Night of Music 12333. Course: Commercial. SHIRLEY KOVAC' KOKE J. V, Choir 1233 Science Club 12,3,433 Pep Club 12,3,433 Dance Club 1333 Archery 1333 Notable: Prettiest Girl. Course: College. SHIRLEY KRISKO SHIRL J. V. Choir 133. Course: Academic-Commercial. NANCY KUDGUS NANCE Pan Annual, Layout Staff 1433 Pan Newspaper, News Staff 13,433 Awards 13,43, Girls' Sports Editor 1433 J. V. Choir 1233 Scholarship Awards 12,3,433 Pep Club 13,43, Award 1433 P.A.L. Bowling 12,3,43, Awards 13,433 Science Club 12,3,43, President 13,4,43, Awards 13,43 Dance Club 1333 Archery 1233 Softball 13,433 Basketball 13,433 Triple Cities Sports Day 13,43 3 Minor Sports Award 1333 Junior Prom Decora Ion Committee 1333 Honor Society 133. Course: College. JOSEPH KUNDRATA Course: Academic-Commercial. PATRICIA KURBANICK PAT Pan Annual, Typing Staff 12,3,433 Pan Newspaper, Typing Staff 13,43, Award 1333 Student Staff 133, Award 1333 2 NOMA Spelling Awards 1333 Scholarship Awards 12,3,433 Red Cross Representative 1233'Pep Club 12,3,433 G.A.A. 12,3,433 Hockey 12,333 Table Tennis 12,333 Soccer 1233 Badminton 12,3,433 Tennis 1233 Volleyball 12,3,433 Basketball 12,3,433 Tumbling Club 12,333 Honor Society 143. Course: Commercial. ROBERT J. KUREY K-DUDE, BOB J. V. Football 12,333 Varsity Football 1433 Intramural Basketball 13,433 Table Tennis 12,433 J. V. Choir 1233 Varsity Choir 13,43, Awards 13,433 Notable: Smooth Operator. Course: College. LASKOSKI LAYTON DALE LEINBACH PATRICIA LESAY lRA JUDITH LEWIS CORNELIA LACEY NEAL Pan Annual, Layout Staff 133, Business Staff 133, Editor-in-Chief 143, Awards 13,433 Pan Newspaper, Advertising Staff 123, Circulation Stal? 13,43, Awards 12,3,433 Soccer 1233 Volleyball 12,3,433 Archery 13,433 Tennis 12,433 Gymnastics Club 12,333 Senior Life Saving 1333 Dance Club 1333 Slimnastics 1431 Synchronized Swim 12,3,433 Swim Show 1233 3 Minor Sports Awards 12,3,433 Varsity Choir 13,43, Awards 13,433 Night of Music 13,433 Broome County Choir 1333 Plays: Carousel 1433 Art Club 123. Award 1233 Scholarship Awards 12,3,433 Honor Society 1433 Albert Schweitzer Organization 1233 Lit Club 12,3,43, Sergeant-at-Arms 133, Treasurer 1333 Red Cross Alternate 1233 Girls' Athletic Association 13,433 Delegate to Syracuse University for Citizen- ship Education Conference 1333 Usher for Assembly3 Commencement Committee, Course: College. CAROLYN LASKOSKI RlNGO Pan Newspaper, Typing Staff 143, Award 1433 Archery 12,333 P.A.L. Bowling 12,3,43Q Volleyball 1233 Badminton 1433 Basketball 133 Pep Club 12,3,433 Lit Club 1233 Gymnastics Club 1233 Senior Prom Com- mittee 1433 Notable: Girl Joker. Course: Commercial. DIANE LASKY DEE Hockey 1233 Volleyball 1233 Student Staff 12,333 Scholarship Award 1233 Red Cross Representative 123. Course: Commercial, FRED LAYTON BUTCH Course: Academic-Industrial. DALE LEINBACH Volleyball 12.433 Soccer 1233 Hockey 1233 Badminton 1333 Softball 12,3,433 G. 0. Representative 12,333 Red Cross Representative 1333 Dramatics Club 12,33. Course: Academic, IRA LEVINE I Pan Newspaper, Advertising Staff 12,3,43, Advertising Editor 13,43, Awards 1333 J. V. Volleyball 123, Award 1233 Varsity Volleyball 13,43, Awards 13,433 Varsity Golf 12,3,43, Awards 12,3,433 Intramural Basket- ball 12,333 Varsity Choir 13,43, Award 1433 G. O. Representative 1233 Scholarship Awards 12,3,433 Honor Society 1433 Block B Club 13,433 Key Club 12,3,43, Vice President 1433 Delegate to Boys' State 1333 Dele- gate to Syracuse University Citizenship Education Conference 1333 Notable: Boy Most Likely to Succeed. Course: College. PATRICIA LESAY PAT Pan Newspaper, Feature Staff 143, Awards 1433 J. V. Choir 1233 Science Club 12,3,43, Award 1433 Varsity Cheerleading 13,43, Awards 13,433 Dance Club 1333 P.A.L. Bowling 12,3,43, Award 1433 '4Night of Music 1233 Scholarship Awards 12,3,433 Honor Society 143. Course: Academic. JUDITH LEWIS JUDIE Red Cross Representative 133. Course: Commercial, BARBARA ROBERT MARTONE RICHARD MATTIES JOSEPH MAY MARRONGELLI JUDITH MARSH BARBARA LIPTAK BARB J. V. Choir 42,333 Red Cross Representative 4233 Pep Club 4233 Softball 4233 Volleyball 423. Course: Commercial. JAMES LUCKENBILL Course: Academic-Mathematics. JOHN LYNCH LEO J. V. Football 42,33, Award 42,331 Varsity Football 443, Award 4433 Varsity Track 42,3,433 Intramural Basketball 43,433 Band 42,433 Scholar- ship Award 4333 Honor Society 443. Course: College. VERA MucCALL HONEY Pan Newspaper, Sports Staff 43.43, Award 4333 Hockey 42,3,433 Soccer 42,3,433 Volleyball 42,3,433 Basketball 42,3,433 Archery 43,433 Slimnas- tics Club 4433 Table Tennis 42,3,433 Badminton 42,3,433 Softball 42,3,43: Tennis 42,3,433 Major Sports Awards 43,433 G.A.A. 42,3,43, Secretary- Treasurer 4433 Student Staff 4333 Carousel Ticket Committee 4433 Synchronized Swim Club 42,333 Sports Day 42,433 Pep Club 4333 Notable: Girl Athlete: Honor Society 443, Course. College. JEAN MACK JEANlE Course: Commercial. BARRY MALONIS BARlMAH J. V. Baseball 433. Course: College, PATRICIA MANDICHAK PATTY J. V. Choir 423. Course: Commercial. PHILOMENA MARRONGELLI PHlLLIE G. O. Alternate 4333 Make-up for 'tThe Island 433, and Carousel 443. Course: Academic. JUDITH MARSH JUDY At Johnson City High School: Basketball 42,333 Volleyball 42,433 Base- ball 42,333 Hockey 42,333 Soccer 4333 Speedball 4333 Homeroom Secre- tary 42,333 Biology Club 433, Vice President 4333 Maroon Newspaper 42,3,433 Wildcat Staff 43,433 U. N, Club 43,43. Course: Academic. ROBERT MARTONE BOB Course: College. RICHARD MATTIES DICK Pan Newspaper, Reporter, Columnist - Pa Central Sez 42,3,43, Award 42,3,433 G, O. Representative 4233 Scholarship Awards 42,3,433 Debate Club 42,333 Pep Club 42,3,433 Honor Society 443. Course: College. JOSEPH MAY JOE J, V. Choir 4233 Varsity Choir 43,43, Award 433. Course: Commercial. NANCY McCAMBRIDGE MAC Pan Annual Write-up Staff 42,3,43, Awards 42,3,433 Pan Newspaper Cir- culation Staff 42.33, Layout Editor 443, Awards 42,3,433 Softball 42,3,433 Hockey 42,333 Volleyball 42,3,433 Tennis 42,3,433 Tri-Cities Sports Day, Tennis Doubles Champions 4333 Table Tennis 4233 Basketball 42,3,433 Senior Life Saving 4333 Sports Day 4333 Swim Meet 43,433 Slimnastics Club 4333 Tumbling Club 4233 One Major Sports Award 4433 Pep Rally for U-E Game 43,433 Play: Stuffed Owls 4233 G. O. Representative 4233 G. 0, Alternate 42,331 Scholarship Awards 42,3,433 Honor Society 4433 Dramatics Club 4233 Pep Club 42,333 Debate Club 433, Award 4333 J, V. Cheerleading, Captain, Co-captain 423, Award 4333 Varsity Cheer- leading 43,43. Captain 443, Awards 43.433 Red Cross Alternate 4333 Betsy Central 4433 Typical Teenager 4433 Football Queen 4433 Chair- man of Front Showcase 4433 Assembly Committee, Secretary 4333 Notable: Class Orator. Course: College. GLADYS McCARTHY GLAD Course: Commercial. MARY ANN McCONNELL Pan Newspaper, Reporter 43,43, Circulation Editor 433, Awards 43,433 Synchronized Swim 4333 Dance Club 4333 Gymnastics Club 4333 J. V, Choir 4233 Student Stall 433, Award 4333 Prize: Odd Fellows Essay Contest 4333 Delegate to Citizenship Education Conference 4333 Ger- hart Speaking Contest 433, Award 4333 Scholarship Awards 42,3,433 Honor Society 4433 Pep Club 42,3,43, Vice President 443, Award 4433 Lit Club 42,3.43, President 4433 Science Club 43,433 Junior Prom Com- mittee 4333 Usher for Assembly and Graduation 43,433 Notable: Class Couple. Course: Gollege. GARRETT McCUTCHAN BEANS Pan Newspaper Sports Writer 4233 J. V. Volleyball 42,3,433 Varsity Ten- nis 42,3,43, Awards 43,433 Intramural Basketball 43,43, Award 4333 Orchestra 42,3,433 Scholarship Awards 42,3,433 Block B Club 4433 UCBTOUSCIHQ Honor Society 443. Course: College. GERALD McDONALD GERRY Varsity Track 43,33 Key Club 43,43, Treasurer 4433 Notable: Boy Mathematician. Course: College. STEPHEN McKEON STEVE Swim Team 4333 Intramural Volleyball 4333 Pan Newspaper, Art Staff 43,43, Award 4433 Plays: Carousel 4333 Our Town 4433 Science Club 43,433 Dramatics Club 443, Award 4433 Notable: Boy Artist. Course: Academic. PRlSClLL JUDIT A H JOHN McNAMARA MAC J. V. Basketball 135, Varsity Basketball 145, Award 13,455 G. O. Alter- nate 1255 Chess Club 12,3,455 Debate Club 12,355 Scholarship Awards 125. Course: College. SARA McPHERSON SALLY' Synchronized Swim 12,3,455 Volleyball 13,455 Softball 12,355 Basketball 13,455 Tennis 1255 Table Tennis 1355 Badminton 1355 Minor Sports Awards 12,3,455 Senior Life Saving 1355 Swim Meet 135, lst Place Underwater Swim 1355 Plays: The Valiant 1255 G. O. Alternate 12,355 Scholarship Awards 12,3,455 Dramatics Club 13,455 Pep Club 13,45, Sergeant-at-Arms 1455 G.A.A. 13,455 Cheerleading 13,451 Honor Society 145. Course: College. MARY MEAGHER Pan Newspaper Reporter 12,355 News Editor 145, Award 12,455 Hockey 12,3,455 Basketball 12,3,455 Volleyball 12,3,455 Tennis 12,355 Softball 1355 Papa Central Day Skit 1455 Scholarship Awards 12,3,455 Honor Society 1455 Debate Club 12,3,45, Treasurer 1455 Junior Varsity Debate Team 135, Varsity Debate Team 145, Award 12,355 Dramatics 1255 Notable: Girl Most Likely to Succeed. Course: College. JOAN MENTEN JOANIE Pan Newspaper 12,3,45, Awards 13,455 Student Staff 1355 Scholarship Awardsg Dramatics Club 145. Course: College. MARIE MILLER Pep Club 1255 Volleyball 1455 Red Cross Alternate 145. Course: Commercial. JEAN MISKE JEANNIE Volleyball 1355 Hockey 1255 Red Cross Alternate 1355 Slimnastics Club 12,355 Dance Club 1255 Pep Club 145. Course: Commercial. CONSTANCE MITCHELL CONNlE Volleyball 12,355 Senior Life Saving 1455 Slimnastics Club 1355 Basket- ball 12,355 Synchronized Swim 1355 G. O. Representative 1455 Scholar- ship Awards 12,355 G.A.A. 13,455 Lit Club 125. Course: College. PRISCILLA MOHILCHOCK PERCY J. V. Choir 1255 Student Staff 1355 Dance Club 1355 Notable: Class Giggler. Course: Commercial. JUDITH MONKOVIC JUDY Pan Annual, Art Stat? 145, Award 1455 J. V. Choir 1255 Night of Music 1255 Student Staff 13,455 Scholarship Awards 12,3,455 Pep Club 1255 Red Cross Representative 125, Alternate 1355 Commencement Com- mittee 145. Course: Academic. BETH MORGAN MARY ELLEN MORIARITY DONALD MURPHY 1' .- SANDRA sue ELLEN NORTHRUP ARLENE BETH MORGAN BETHlE G. 0. Alternate 1255 Student Staff 1255 Scholarship Awards 12,355 Gymnastics 1251 Volleyball 1455 Notable: Most Talkative Girl. Course: Academic. MARY ELLEN MORIARITY MORT Soccer 1255 Volleyball 12,355 Baiketball 1255 Play: Carousel 1455 Slimnastics Club 1355 Red Cross Alternate 1255 Dramatics Club 1255 Preview Assembly for Carousel 145. Presentation of Carousel at State Hospital 145. Course: Academic. DONALD MURPHY MURPH Varsity Baseball Manager 135, Award 1355 Intramural Basketball 12,3,455 Intramural Volleyball 1455 Intramural Foul Shooting 12.351 Block B Club 13.5. Course: College. SHARON NEISH SHERRY P.A.L. Bowling 1355 Softball 1255 Gymnastics Club 1255 Play: Car- ousel 1455 Red Cross Alternate 135. Course: Commercial. ANTHONY NELSON TONY Varsity Swim 12,3,45, Awards 12.355 G. O. Alternate 1255 Block B Club 12,3,455 Key Club 12,3,45. Course: College. SANDRA NIDER SANDY J, V. Choir 12,355 Student Staff 1455 Scholarship Awards 12,3,455 Science Club 12,3,45, Historian 1455 Dance Club 1355 Pep Club 125, Award 1455 P.A.L. Bowling 12,3,45, Award 1355 Junior Life Saving 1255 Senior Life Saving 1355 Archery 1355 Basketball 13,455 Soccer 1455 Volleyball 1455 Triple Cities Sports Day 13,45. Course: College. SUE ELLEN NORTHRUP SUE J. V. Choir 1355 Tri-Hi-Y 125. Course: Commercial. AUGUSTUS NUZZELA AUGIE J. V. Football 1355 Varsity Football 145. Course: Academic-Mathematics. ARLENE OBREMSKI AR Pan Annual, Typing Staff 145, Award 1455 Pan Newspaper, Typing Staff 13545, Awards 13,455 J. V. Choir 12,355 G. 0. Representative 1255 Scholarship Awards 12,3,455 Pep Club 12,3,45, Award 145 Dance Club 1355 Science Club 12,3,455 Basketball 12,355 Archery 1355 olleyball 1355 Shuffleboard 1355 Minor Sports Award 1355 P.A.L. Bowling 12,3,455 Night of Music 12,355 Honor Society 145. Course: Academic- Commercial. JANET 0'CONNOR JUMBO ' Hockey 1235 Basketball 1235 Volleyball 123: Soccer 1335 G. O. Repre- sentative 143, Alternate 12,335 Red Cross 12,33. Course: Academic- Commercial. MARIANNE OLSA Archery 1235 Slimnastics Club 1335 Badminton 1335 Table Tennis 12,335 J. V. Choir 12,3,435 Pep Club 12,3,435 North-Central Football Skit 1435 U.E.-Central Committee 1435 Card Section 1235 Night of Music 12,3,43. Course: Commercial. MARY PEARL MICKI Volleyball 1335 Basketball 1235 J. V. Choir 123. Course: Commercial. JEAN PEKURNY JEANIE Course: Commercial. JAMES PELLO Notable: Boy Dancer. Course: Academic-Industrial. EUGEAN PERRICCIO GENE Course: College. JACQUELINE PETKOV JACKIE Softball 12,335 Basketball 1335 Slimnastics Club 1435 G. 0. Alternate 1335 Student Staff 1435 Scholarship Awards 12,3,435 Latin Club 133. Course: College. ROSEMARY PETRICK ROSE, RODIE Pan Annual, Write-up Staff 13,43, Awards 13,435 Pan Newspaper, Cir- culation Staff 123, News Staff 133, News Editor 133, Editor-in-Chief 143, Awards 13,435 J. V. Choir 123: G. O. Representative 1235 Student Stat? 12,43, Award 1435 Scholarship Awards 12,3,435 Honor Society 1435 Science Club 12,3,43, Historian 133, Treasurer 143, Vice President 143, Awards 13,435 Pep Club 12,3,43, Treasurer 143, Award 1435 Dance Club 1335 Archery 12,335 Basketball 1335 Softball 1335 National Merit Schol- arship Finalist 1435 Super Senior 143: Night of Music 1235 Notable: Girl Brain. Course: College. LYNDIA PETRUCZUKA J. V. Choir 12,3,435 Lit Club 133. Course: Academic. .iuumv wmv .....,.. ..,- DAVID PICHETTE Plays Double Demon 123, Weenies on Wednesday 123. Ram- shackle Inn 133, Carousel 1435 G. O. Alternate 1335 Dramatics Club 12,3,435 Notable: Class Actor. Course: College. EILEEN POLAK Pan Annual, Typing Staff 1435 Pan Newspaper, Typing Staff 13,43, Award 1335 Basketball 13,435 Volleyball 12,3,435 Archery13,435 Softball 13,435 J. V. Choir 12,335 Senior Class Secretary 14,35 Scholarship Awards 1335 Pep Club 12,3,435 Science Club 12,3,43, Historian 133, Award 1335 Varsity Cheerleader 13,435 P.A.L. Bowling 12,3,435 Slimnastics Club 1435 Red Cross Representative 1335 Honor Society 143. Course: Commercial. BARBARA PORTNOY Red Cross Representative 12,3,435 Science Club 1235 Ping Pong 1335 Basketball 1335 Dance Club 13,435 Slimnastics 133. Course: Academic. BARBARA PROKOP BARBlE Course: Commercial. DOROTHY QUARTERMAN DOT Basketball 12,335 Hockey 12.335 Volleyball 12,335 Table Tennis 1335 Soccer 12,335 J. V, Choir 12,335 G. O. Alternate 1335 Dance Club 1235 Red Cross Representative 133. Course: Academic-Mathematics. MARY REAP Pan Annual, Layout Staff 1435 Archery 1335 Volleyball 1335 Orchestra 12,3,43, Awards 12,335 Scholarship Awards 12,33. Course: College. JUDITH RING Course: Academic-Commercial. BYRON ROE Varsity Choir 12,3,43, Treasurer 143, Award 12,3,435 Band 12,3,43, Award 12,435 Plays: Ramshackle Inn, Carousel 12,435 Scholarship Awards 12,335 Honor Society 1435 Dramatics Club 13,43, Treasurer 143, Award 133. Course: College. PAMELA ROGERS PAM Pan Annual, Write-up Staff 143, Group Picture Editor 1435 Pan News- paper, Feature Staff 12,33, Circulation 13,435 Art Club 12,33, Sergeant- at-Arms 133, Award 1335 Scholarship Awards 12,3,435 Honor Society 143. Course: College. LINDA ROUFF GEORGE ROSEFSKY Pan Newspaper Sports Stal? 12,3,43, Award 1335 Tennis 1235 Track 1335 Play: lf Men Play Cards Like Women Do 1335 G. O. Representative 123, Alternate 1235, Scholarship Awards 12,335 Notable: Best Dressed Boyg Honor Society 143. Course: College. CHRISTOPHER ROSSIE CHRIS Varsity Golf 12,335 Intramural Basketball 1235 2nd Place, Foul Shoot- ing 1335 Block B Club 12,3,43. Course: College. LINDA ROUFF LlN Pan Newspaper, Advertising Stall 1435 Softball 1235 Slimnastics Club 13,435 Basketball 12,435 Lit Club 12,3,43, Secretary 1435 Red Cross gepresentative 12,335 Pep Club 1335 Scholarship Awards 133. Course: ollege. JOAN RUDDY JOANNlE Volleyball 1235 Archery 1335 Hockey 1335 Tennis 1335 Red Cross Alter- nate 1335 Pep Club 1335 Dance Club 133. Course: Commercial. RONALD SABACEK Varsity Track 1335 Band 1435 Plays: Abner Crane from Hayseed Lane 133, Carousel 1435 Hi-Y 1335 Chess Club 1235 Dramatics Club 13,43. Course: College. HRON., ETHEL SALAI Archery 1335 Volleyball 1335 Scholarship Awards 12,35 Pep Club 1335 Dance Club 133. Course: Commercial. ' STEVE STEPHEN SALTZ Pan Newspaper, Sports Staff 12,3,43, Award 13,435 Varsity Baseball Manager 123, Award 1235 Scholarship Awards 12,435 Notable: Boy Scientist. Course: College. BERYL SAUNDERSON ' J. V. Choir 12,335 Varsity Choir 143, Award 1435 Plays: Carousel 1435 Pep Club 12,335 ,Lit Club 143. Course: Academic. BRIAN SAVITCH BRI Varsity Swimming 1435 Varsity Tennis 13,435 Basketball 1435 Touch Football 1435 G. O. Representative 1435 Scholarship Awards 12,3,435 Key Club 13,43, Board Member 1435 Inter-class Swim Meet 133. Course: Academic-Mathematics. S 1 l sevmoun SHEA JU N E SAYER Volleyball 1235 Badminton 1235 Student Stal? 1435 Scholarship Awari 12,335 Red Cross Representative 13,435 Pep Club 123. Course: Academi Commercial, - THOMAS SCALESE TOM Varsity Track 1235 Varsity Swim Manager 123, Award 1235 Intramura 12,3,435 Scholarship Award 1335 Block B 13,435 Chess Club 12 Course: College. JUDITH SCALONE JUDY Gymnastics Club 1235 Slimnastics Club 1335 Volleyball 12,335 Senii Life Saving 1435 Basketball 1335 Hockey 12,335 Softball 1235 Colt Guard 12.3,435 G. O. Representative 133, Alternate 1235 Red Cro: Representative 12,335 Notable: Gum Chewer. Course: Academic. BARRY SCHUMAN BOOM J. V. Football, Award 1235 J. V. Basketball, Award 1235 Varsity Foo ball 13,435 Awards 13.43, Co-captain 1435 Varsity Basketball 13,4 Award 13,435 Varsity Tennis, Award 13,45 Varsity Choir 13.43, Awar 13,435 Band 1235 G. O. Representative 12,3,435 Scholarship Awarc 12,3,435 Honor Society 1435 Block B Club5 G. O. President 14f Course: College. JUDITH SCOTT JUDY Volleyball 12,335 Hockey 1235 G. O. Alternate 13,435 Student Staff 13,4i Course: Commercial. GEORGE SEARFOSS Varsity Choir 133, Award 1335 Notable: Boy Musician. Course Academic-Art. EDWIN SEIBOLD SPUD' Swim Team 123. Course: Academic. HASKELL SEYMOUR At Forest Hills High School: G. O. Representative 12,335 Service Awar 12,33. Course: Academic. GEORGE SHEA GEORGE J. V. Bowling 1235 Intramural Football 1235 Intramural Volleyball 123 Course: College. PATRICIA JOHN SHIPTENKO SHIP J. V. Football 12,335 Varsity Football 143, Award 1435 Track 12,435 Volleyball 1235 Basketball 13,435 Foul Shooting Contest 12,3,435 Band 12,3,435 Block B Club 143. Course: College. DONALD SIMONDS DON At Chenango Forks Central School: J. V. Basketball, Varsity5 J. V. Base- ball, Varsityg Varsity Volleyball: Varsity Track5 Cross Country. Course: Academic-Mathematics. KAREN SINGER KAREN Soccer 1235 Volleyball 1235 Pep Club 12,33. Course: Commercial. BYRON EDWARD SMITH FUZZ, SMlTTY Course: Industrial Arts CAROL SMITH Tumbling 1235 Slimnastics Club 123, Course: Commercial. GEORGE SMITH SMITH Course: Academic. KAREN SMITH Varsity Choir 143, Award 1435 Band 12,3,43, Librarian 143. Awards 12,335 Broome County Band 1335 Plays: Carousel 143, Award 1435 NYSSMA Solo and Ensemble Awards 12,3,435 Lit Club 1435 Notable: Girl Musician. Course: Academic-Mathematics. TERESA SMITH TERRY Basketball 12,435 Scholarship Award 123. Course: Academic. PATRICIA SNITCHLER PAT Volleyball 1235 Softball 1235 J. V. Choir 1235 Varsity Choir 13,435 Scholarsnip Awards 12,3,435 Tri-Hi-Y 12,33. Course: Academic. DONALD SNYDER DON Scholarship Award 1335 Key Club 12,435 Science Club 13,435 Notable: Class Couple. Course: College. NANCY SPRENGER NANCE Pan Newspaper, Typing Staff 1435 Volleyball 12,335 Basketball 12,3,435 Slimnastics 1235 P.A.L. Bowling 1435 Tumbling 1235 Badminton 13,435 Softball 1235 Gymnastics Club 1235 G. O. Representative 123, Alternate 1435 Student Staff 133, Award 1335 Scholarship Award 1235 Red Cross Representative 1235 Pep Club 1335 Lit Club 12,3,43, Vice President 143, Award 1435 Honor Society 1435 Course: Academic-Mathematics. JOANNE STAKE JOSIE Red Cross Representative 12,335 Science Club 123. Course: Academic- Commercial. JOAN STFADMAN .IOANIE Student Staff 1335 Pep Club 12,435 Gymnastics Club 1335 Archery 1335 Basketball 143. Course: Commercial. ANTHONY STENTO BUTCH J. V. Football 135 Varsity Football 143, Award 1335 Varsity Track 12,3, Award 1335 G. O. Representative 1435 Senior Class Vice Presidentg Notable: Class Bachelor. Course: College. JAMES EDWARD STEPHENSON JlM, STEVE Red Cross Representative 11235 Intramural Football 1235 Intramural Basketball 123. Course: Academic. JAMES S. STEPHENSON ROCKY Course: College. JOHN STEVENSON BRlGHTLIGHT Science Club 12,33. Course: College. THOMAS STEVESKEY TOMMIE Course: Academic-Industrial. ' I DAVID TAYLOR JACOUELINE TOMARAS STRANAHAN JOHN TOUHEY BARBARA TROZZE JOYCE STRUCK STUITMANNI DEE SULLIVAN G. WARREN STILL ACE Band 12,3,433 Scholarship Award 133. Course: College. ANGELO STILLITTANO Course: Academic-Commercial. ROBERT STOCKS BOB Varsity Golf 13,433 Varsity Swim Team 1433 G. O. Alternate 1233 Scholarship Awards 133. Course: College. VIRGINIA STOLL GINGER Softball 1233 Table Tennis 1333 Volleyball 12,333 Badminton 12,333 Minor Sports Award 1333 Pep Club 12,333 Girls' Athletic Association 12,3,43. Course: Commercial. JOHN STORMAN JOHN Chess Club 12,33. Course: College. JAMES STRANAHAN JIM Course: Academic-Art. JOYCE STRUCK RENUS, JAY Pan Annual, Art Staff 1433 Pan Newspaper, Typing Staff 13,43, Typing Editor 143, Awards 13,433 J. V. Choir 12,333 G. O. Alternate 1233 NOMA Spelling Awards 1333 Scholarship Award 1333 Pep Club 12,3,433 Dance Club 1333 Gymnastics Club 1233 P.A.L. Bowling 12,3,43, Award 1333 Badminton 12,333 Tennis 1233 Slimnastics 1333 Archery 12,3,433 Basketball 1233 Table Tennis 1233 Hockey 12,333 Volleyball 1233 Appa- ratus 1233 Bowling Tournament 12,3,433 Night of Music 12,333 Notables Committee 1433 Prom Committee 143. Course. Academic- Commercial. BARBARA-ANN STUTZMANN BARB Basketball 1333 Volleyball 1333 Slimnastics 1333 Minor Sports Award 1333 Band 12,3,43, Award 13,433 Student Staff 13,43, Award 1433 Schol- arship Awards 12,333 Red Cross Alternate 123. Course: College. DEE SULLIVAN SULLY Softball 1333 Bowling 1333 Hockey 1233 Soccer 1233 Volleyball 1233 G. 0. Alternate 1233 G. O. Representative 1333 Pep Club 123. Course: Commercial. DAVID TAYLOR DAVE J. V. Football 1233 Varsity Football 13,43, Awards 13,433 Bob Torony Award 143: Track 133: J. V. Basketball 11,233 Varsity Basketball 13,43, Awards 13,433 Most Valuable Player Award 1233 Pa Central Day Skit 1333 Pa Central Football King '1433 Typical Teen-ager 1433 Block B Club 13,43, President 1433 Notable: Most Popular Boy. Course: College. BEVERLY VALACHOVIC LINDA VANEK SANDRA TAYLOR SANDY' At Waverly High School: Newspaper Deadlines 1233 Varsity Choir 123 Tioga County Choir 123, Award 1233 Band 1233 Orchestra 1233 Ski Committee3 American Legion Oratorical Award 133. Course: College. JACQUELINE TOMARAS JALAKIN' Volleyball 12,333 Basketball 12,333 Hockey 12,333 Slimnastics Club 133 J. V. Choir 12,333 G. O. Alternate 1233 Pep Club 123. Course: College. JOHN TOUHEY JACK' J. V. Choir 1233 Varsity Choir 13,433 Play: Carousel 1433 G. O Representative 1233 Red Cross Representative 1333 Notable: Best Naturec Boy. Course: College. BARBARA TROZZE BARB' Soccer 1233 Hockey 1233 Volleyball 1233 Pep Club 1233 Dramatics Clul 1433 G. O. Alternate 133. Course: College. KATHRYN TYNE KAYE' Course: Academic. DAVID U N ELL Course: College. BEVERLY VALACHOVIC BEV Volleyball 12,3,433 Hockey 12,3,433 Archery 1333 Basketball 12,3,43 Table Tennis 13,433 Softball f2,3,43Q Triple Cities Sports Day 13,43 Slimnastics Club 1333 Honor Society 143. Course: College. LINDA VANEK LIN Pan Newspaper, Circulation Staff 1433 Hockey 143 3 Tennis 1333 Badmin- ton 1333 Basketball 1233 Scholarship Awards 123j Dance Club 133 Pep Club 12,33. Course: College THOMAS VILL TOM J. V. Baseball 1235 Varsity Baseball 13,435 Intramural Basketball 13,43. Course: College. JOSEPH WAHL Varsity Fotball 143, Course: College. BARBARA WALKER BOBBIE J. V. Choir 12,3,43. Course: Academic-Home Economics. MARGARET WEST PEGGY Pan Annual, Art Staff 1335 Pan Newspaper, Art Staif 13,3, Editor 143, Award 13,435 Volleyball 12,3,435 Hockey 12,3,435 Badminton 12,3,435 Swim Meet 1335 J. V. Choir 1235 Varsity Choir 13,43, Award 13,435 Broome County Choir 1335 Carousel 1435 Papa Central Day Skit 1435 G. O. Representative 1235 Junior Prom Committee 1335 Student Staff 1435 Scholarship Awards 12,335 Art Club 1235 Red Cross Representative 1335 Graduation Usher 13,435 Honor Society 143. Course: College. BEVERLY WHISPEL BEVE J. V. Cheerleader 123, Award 1235 Basketball 1235 Volleyball 1235 J. V. Choir 12,335 G. O. Alternate 1235 Student Staff 1435 Pep Club 123. Course: Commercial. GARY WILSON GARE Pan Newspaper, Sports Staff 13,43, Award 13,435 Varsity Football Man- ager 13,43, Award 13,435 G. 0. Treasurer 133, Award 1335 Scholarship Awards 12,3,435 Key Club 12,3,43, Sergeant-at-Arms 1435 Block B Club 13,43 5- Honor Society 143. Course: Academic. JAMES WILSOQN JIM Varsity Golf 1235 Varsity Swim Team 133. Course: College. ROGER WINTERS WE J. V. Bowling 123, Award 123. Course: Academic. SANDRA WOLFE J. V. Choir 12,335 Varsity Choir 13,43, Award 1,435 Student Staff 1435 Red Cross 12,335 Science Club 123: Lit Club 12,3,435 Pep Club 1235 Gymnastics Club 123. Course: Academic-Language and Music. FREDERICK WYSKOWSKI Pan- Newspaper, Advertising Staff 1435 J. V. Choir 1235 G. O Re re SANDY MENU, . p - sentative 13,435 Science Club 12,3,435 Dramatics Club 13,43, Vice Pres- ident 143, Award 1335 Stage Crew 13,43. Course: College. SHIRLEY ANNIYODER J. V. Choir 13,43. Course: Commercial. SHIRL x,f-uuvicciin Luwiv W-U... ... C.. PAULINE ZALNER POL Pan Annual, Write-up Staff 143, Award 1435 Scholarship Awards 12,3,45 Science Club 12,3,43, Award 1435 Pep Club 12,3,435 Honor Society 143. Course: College. WILLIAM ZAK Course: Academic-Mathematics. ALICE ZAPPERT AL Hockey 12,3,435 Soccer 12,3,435 Basketball 12,335 Volleyball 12,3,435 Softball 1335 Minor Sports Award 13,43, Major Sports Award 1435 Red Cross Representative 12,335 Scholarship Awards 1335 Science Club 12,3,435 G.A.A. 13,43. Course: College. THELMA ZENTZ THEL Archery 1335 Volleyball 1435 Basketball 13,435 Softball 1435 Scholarship Awards 12,3,43. Course: College. CARMELITA ZONIO LITA G. 0. Alternate. Course: Commercial. DAVID ZYCH DAVE Pan Annual. Photography Staff 13,43, Award 133. Course: College. NOT PICTURED JOSEPH ANDERSON Course: Academic-Industrial. FRANK ANDROS Course: Academic-Mathematics. JAMES BENEDICT Key Club 12,3,43, Secretary 143. Course: College. JAMES CURTIN Course: College. LOU IS FISCHER Course: Academic-Mathematics. WILLIAM HARRISON Course: Academic-Commercial. BUCKSHOT FREDRIC HURDUM FRED J. V. Choir 12,33. Course: College. JAMES LUCKENBILL JIM Course: Academic. JAMES SPARKS Course: College. STEPHEN VAI L Course: College. MICHAEL ZERVOS MIKE Course: Academic. r 'H cfm'ZZQ:. QQEQ GENERAL URGANI ATIUN Under the capable leadership of David Gouldin, presidentg Margaret Turner, vice-presidentg Sharon Gardner, treasurer, and Susan Campbell, secretary, the Fall term of General Organization has been very active in managing many Central High affairs. With Mr. John Gable as its advisor, the Council, composed of delegates from every homeroom, met on alternate Monday afternoons to plan such things as the Papa Central Dance after the Central-U. E. football game. Delegates had charge of selling football tickets in their homerooms. G. O. also had charge of decorating the Christmas tree, traditionally placed in the main hall. Perhaps its most important duty was the management of Central's financial affairs and in the presentation of paid assemblies. FIRST ROW: Mary Pholen, Linda Smith, Joanne Liciandrello, Alline Clark. SECOND ROW: Evelynne Hider, Vivian Thompson, Margaret Turner, Mr. John Gable, David Gouldin, Sally Gregory, Anne Okoniew- ski. THIRD ROW: Nancy Bailey, Patricia Hollister, Peter Conole, Margaret Kavanagh, Mary D'AngeIo, Paul Beiley, Albert Gillis, Rosalie Fitzgerald, Kenneth Parks, Elizabeth Denton, Nancy Reynolds, Jacqueline Wood, Susan Buckley, Steven Kalinich, Guistina Gabello, Hannah McKernan. FOURTH ROW: Ruth Sharpsteen, Suzanne Royter, Diane Perna, Kathleen Fiato, John Whalen, Richard Helter, Richard Botnick, James Chalmers, Fred Wyskowski, Janet Richardson, Eugene Augustine, Ellen Disbro, Alan Crabb, Constance Mitchell, Barbara Gudusky, Diane Henke. 60 FIRST ROW: Eileen Downey, Mary Phalen, Kendra Dayger Delores Bowers Mary Stanley Mr John Gable Linda Wasecka Lucille Schneider, Kathleen Haines, Virginia Takos, Nancy Granata Patricia Costello SECOND ROW: Melinda Hickey, Andrea Scalone, Margaret Kavanagh Constance Mitchell Margaret West Joanne Hartung Pa tricia O'NeiI, Eralda D'Orsogna, David Mason, William Drucker Carol Frank Margaret Koflra Linda Scott Llnda Coen Barbara Shure. THIRD ROW: Kent Titus, Peter Smith, John Whalen, Richard Becker Richard Gillette James Pollack David Niles Winthrop Daven port, Gary Ellis, David Nicholas, James O'Neil, Harvey Levine Byron Roe William Steveskey Edward Dionne Taking attendance Rtudlng the bulletin Meeting in progress G. O., Central's school government, is ren- dered the top ranking organization of our school. As officers of Spring G. O., the student body elected outstanding people to carry on the or- ganizations line reputation. The officers were: President, Barry Schumang Vice-President, Dick Colangelog Secretary, Patty Costellog and Treas- urer, Gary Mitchell. Mr. John Gable was the faculty advisor. G.O. carries out several important duties. Many school policies have been debated upon by G. O. before being adopted. It is through G. O. that clubs obtain point systems. Each year, Spring G.O. contributes money for our com- munity ambassador, who this year will be travel- ing through Spain. Just recently G. O. added to its constitution a point system for an award toward Honor Society. Delegates and alternates are elected by their individual homerooms. G. O. meets every first and third Monday of each month in room 105. FIRST ROW: Nancy McCambridge, Judy Harris, Peggy Carvalho, Betsy Ross, Sandra McKane, Mary Ann McConnell, Peggy Turner Terry Joseph Pat Rea gon. SECOND ROW: Sue Campbell, Rosemary Pelrick, Ann Smulowifz, Ruth Sharpsteen, Joan Space, Kally Tshulos, Joyce Svarney Charmaine Mlsafa, Janice Hazen, Marcia Be'ley. THIRD ROW: Tony D'Aristotle, Byron Roe, Ira Levine, Andy McPherson, Alice Srnka, Barbara Burris, Lisa Lovell, Neal Lacey Mary Meagher FOURTH ROW: Barry Schuman, Jim Chalmers, Ed Andreiko, Dominic Ross, Dave Gouldin, Mike Husar, Gene Augustine. Each term thirty-two new Honor Society members are chosen by a special committee made up of Mr. Springmann, the faculty advisor, and Iive members. To be eligible for Honor Society, a senior must have maintained a 3.0 average and have earned two awards in one field or one in each of three fields, including scholarship, athletics, school service and line arts. Members of Honor Society serve as ushers for the Honor Gradu- ate and Honor Society assemblies and help to maintain Centralis high standards. The members of Central High's Honor Society HUNUR are able to elect their own slate of officers each new term. Mr. Richard Hartigan is the faculty advisor. Joan Space, Alice Srnka, Mr. J. Richard Harrigan, Eugene Augustine. 62 it S0615 TY This Spring under the guidance of Mr. J. Richard Harti- gan, with the aid of Ira Levine, Rosemary Petrick, and Marcia Beiley, the President, General Oflicer, and Secretary, respec- tively, Honor Society strives to serve the school through the experience of its members and by maintaining its high stand- ards. Thirty-two seniors, who have maintained a 3.0 average in all their subjects and have earned two awards in one Held or an award in each of any three fields of scholarship, ath- letics, line arts, and school service, have been admitted to Honor Society this term. FIRST ROW Nancy Sprenzer, Sally McPherson, Bev Valachovic, Pam Rogers, Pat Kurbanick, Pat Lesay, Eileen Polak, Betty Chlpak, Sandy Space, Arlene Obremskl Ann Anthony, Sue Buckley, Nancy McCambridge. SECOND ROW George Rosefsky, Stephen Saltz, Barb Burris, Terry Joseph, Mary Meagher, Sue Buckley, Marcia Beiley, Neal Lacey, Carol Frank, Rosemary Petrlck Dee Bezek, Nancy Kudgus, Pauline Zalner. THIRD ROW Mahlan Kester, Garreth Gobel, Dick Helter, Jim Chalmers, Gary Wilson, Dick Botnick, Tony D'Aristotle, Ira Levine, Barry Schuman, John Lynch Wmky Davenport, Bob Gahagan, Tom Kopecek, Byron Rae, Dick Matties, Garrett McCutchan, Dave Gitlitz. 63 PANURAMA NEWSPAPER Presenting a panorama of Central High is a newspaper of which we can all be very proud and thankful, the Panorama News. Issued four times a term, the Pan News covers every phase of student and faculty life at Central. Miss Mary Holleran, faculty advisor, helped keep the staff's spirits high with her cheerful enthusiasm. Miss Holleran certainly deserves a great deal of credit for all the hours of her own time which she spent throughout the year, helping the editors meet their deadlines. Editor-in-chief for the year was Rosemary Petrick, who often burned the midnight oil to make each month's issue a success. Her tasks also included the layout of the paper and the writing of editorials. Susan Campbell was the feature editor. She took care of the special interviews with people such as the Four Freshmen, Dick Deacon, the actor, and the former Lord Mayor of Dublin, Mr. Robert Briscoe-all of which appeared as features in The Pan this year. Her department also took care of Inquiring Photographer, Alum Notes, Super Seniors, Career Corner, Class Will, and Class Prophecy. Mary Meagher, our efficient news editor this year, headed a staff of busy Centralites. Mary saw to it that each new happening in the school was written up and presented to the student body in the form of news articles. In charge of the advertisements, which help to finance the paper, was Ira Levine. Ira and his energetic staff were kept busy each month solicit- ing ads. This experience cultivated in all mem- bers of the staff salesmanship and ability to per- suade. Girls' sports were reported in the Fall by Margaret Turner, and by Nancy Kudgus in the Spring. These girls also wrote the Sports Low- down Column. Boys' sports editor was James Cusick, who did an excellent job covering Central's varsity, junior varsity, and intramural sports. Jim also entertained us with his column, Sports High- lights. Mary Ann McConnell, circulation manager, had the duty of seeing that the paper was adver- tised throughout the school and that all home- rooms, advertisers, and other schools received papers. Art work in the Pan News was the work of the students themselves. Margaret West headed the art staff in the Spring and Fall. Nancy McCambridge, advertising layout edi- tor, made sure that all ads were neatly arranged, and sometimes Nancy had to write ads herself. Fred Moriarity's Notes on Jazz, endeared to every Centralite a little boy name 'fSam who represented jazz. Dick Matties entertained us throughout the year with his informative column, Pa Central Sezf, The photography in this year's Pan News was exceptional. We were fortunate to have David Gitlitz as our photography editor during both the Fall and Spring. Much credit should be given to the typing staff, headed by Joyce Struck, and our enterpris- ing business manager, Teresann Joseph. These girls really outdid themselves. Whether planning a career in journalism or not, experience on a paper like The Pan devel- opes initiative and creative ability, which will prove valuable to all, no matter what their plans are for the future. Pa Central Sex Reading the copy Pan Propaganda FIRST ROW: Maureen Hickey, Nancy Lee Grace, -Mary Phalen, Patricia Legos, Frances Weinstein, Richard Matties, Madeline Colle, Patrlcla Tyler, Karen Sommer, Kathryn Bender, Marlene Konick. SECOND ROW: Margaret West, Fred Moriarity, Ira Levine, Susan Campbell, Mary Meagher, Margaret Turner, Miss Marry Holleran, Rosemary Petrick, Nancy McCambridge, James Cusick, Mary Ann McConnell, Teresann Joseph. THIRD ROW: Johanna Bender, Joanne Liciandrello, Diane Cooper, Linda Rouff, Patricia Lesay, Marcia Beiley, Pamela Rogers, Jane Whitelaw, Vivian Thompson, Vally Micpovil, Susan Buckley, Carolyn Laskoski, Joyce Struck, Sandra Space, Sandra Reid, Sally McPherson, Eileen Polak, Evelynne Hider, Nancy Sprenger, Susan Matties. FOURTH ROW:Ann Smulowitz, Joan Space, Joyce Svarney, Anna Anthony, Sharon Slimbaugh, Sandra Gifford, Judith Katzin, Ann Jacobson, Elizabeth Denton, Carol Sall, Judy Potusky, Martha Ball, Diane Dwyer, Dale Leinbach, Patricia Carvalho, Carolyn Van Atta, Jaan Menten, Sharon Katz, Mary D'AngeIo, Maria Paoletti, Jo Ann Weiss, Janice Johnson, Judith Rincker, Patricia Hollister. FIFTH ROW: Delores Bezek, Cornelia Lacey, Miriam Kokis, Nancy Kudgus, Kathryn Silvanic, Madeleine Shapiro, Gael Gahagan, Suzanne Roytar, George Rosetsky, Stephen Saltz, Dennis Skora, Robert Baker, Kenneth Antos, J. David Weisman, Suzanne Fischer, Susan Berry, Kay Cowley, Judith Andrew, Barbara Zendle, April Haslett, Evelyn Jane Petrick. SIXTH ROW: Louis Rosenberg, Alan Kozak, Donald Schuman, Eugene Augustine, Vera McCall, Mahlon Kester, Richard Franey, Stephen McKean, John Stanley, Fred Wyskoyski, Alexander Luckanick, Thomas Canole, Andrew McPherson, Scott Hilburn, Anne Grelner, Francis Acquaviva, John Bauman, Charles Lippy, Arlene Obremski, Molly Lally, Patricia O'Neil. my x 2 W3 .,.- - we we S-JN.: 'Wi U 'LIE HIHV i f Il llllll ,1 V IUII WTUIFFE il X g Rosemary Petrick - Editor-in-Chief ,I L, 1 X7 752 f ff zf J A ff Q Z MZ 'Q 65 UT CLUB FIRST ROW: Martha Ball, Molly Lally, Linda Rautf, Nancy Sprenger, Miss Mary Hinckley, Mary Ann McConnell, Diane Henke, Sharon Katz. SECOND ROW: Sandra Buchsbaum, Pamela Malor, Marie Kane, Beryl Saunderson, Karen Smith, Joanne Liciandrello, Bar- bara Shore, Carol Sall, Marianne Petrone, Linda Coen, Harriet Brooks, Sandra Space, Madeline Oolie, Sandra Wolfe, Marlene Konick, Judith Dekado. THIRD ROW: Linda Smith, Patricia Hollister, Barbara Zendle, Gwen Flaxman, Diane Dwyer, Madeleine Shapiro, Catherine Andros, Cornelia Lacey, Minda Gold, Shari Holzer, Patricia O'NeiI, Mary Lynne Van Guilder, Constance Mitchell, Ronetta Watrous, Shelley Smith, Alice Frankel, Nancy Stevenson. Each Tuesday after school, the Lit Club members gather in Room 204. Here they hold a short business meeting in which they plan ways to earn money by balloon or candy sales, and assignments are made for articles about various school activities, which are published in The Sunday Press School Page? The meeting then turns to their most extensive activity -that of presenting a series of radio programs dealing with the biographies of famous women. This club, which, inci- dently is open only to girls, is now under the guidance of Miss Mary Hinckley. ,nun 4 ll ,,.f1,: ',,. ' uh - . f....:'..-1115 4,3 R . , , L, N -4 ,. . . . .4g'.',f. 13 rf!Lrg.:,n - . I Ii,f-, ' ,n,uu.n, -', ' ! '-. I .u., l -1-y ,' ,,... ..- -...... ..f I 1' M i' Y f , 'h '.'r l . 1 l Qilm H, AV dill 'W Aesculapius is a . . . Officers at work 66 DEBATE CLUB FIRST ROW: Susan Campbell, Mary Meagher, Joan Space, Mrs. Doris Newcomb, Carol Frank, Marcia Beiley, James Chalmers SECOND ROW: Karen Sommer, Madeline Oolle, Sharon Gardner, Judith Katzin, Ann Jacobson, Susan Berry, Teresann Joseph Harriet Brooks, Margaret Turner, Lois Germann, Mary Phalen, Catherine Andros. THIRD ROW: Marie Kane, Louis Rosenberg, Paul Beiley, Joy Docey, Gael Gahagan, Robert Peck, Anne Greiner, Dolly Dubrlck Suzanne Fischer, Margaret Kavanagh, Penny Mullens, Robert Baker, Warren Brooks, Nancy Lee Grace. One of the oldest groups at Central is Debate Club. Olli- cers for the Fall and Spring terms respectively are: Joan Space and Mary Meagher, presidentg Sue Campbell and Carol Frank, vice-presidentg Marcia Beiley and Lois Germann, sec- retaryg Mary Meagher and Paul Beiley, treasurerg James Chal- mers and Judy Katzin, proposition chairmeng Carol Frank and Warren Brooks, sergeant-at-armsg and Mrs. Doris Newcomb, advisor. Practice debates are held every Friday and lead to the hilarious study hall debates. Each year the debate teams journey to Hamilton College to participate in a tournament. -T'.3f -X as .IZ- Slave sale plans are 67 Every word a Jewel PANURJIMA ANNUAL 1959 FIRST ROW: Robert Timson, Johanna Bender, Pamela Rogers, Susan Buckley, Miss Grace Holcomb, Cornelia Lacey, Sandra Space, Patricia 0'Neil, Kathryn Bender. SECOND ROW: Mary Reap, Carol Gumbach, Nancy Sprenger, Eileen Polak, Sharon Gardner, Sharon Schlag, Janet Multer, Patricia Kurbanick, Judith Katzin, Judith Monkovic, Susan Berry, Betsy Ross, Joyce Struck, Nancy McCambridge, Peggy Turner, Lois Germann, Betty Chipak, Judy DeRado. THIRD ROW: Teresann Joseph, Sondra Linko, Gael Gahagan, Barry Bley, Diane Henke, Susan Campbell, Nancy Kudgus, Donald Schuman, Ralph Kaye, William Marean, Anthony Econ, Richard Lyons, Robert Peck, Pauline Zalner, Jeremiah King, Delores Bezek, Arlene Obremski, Rosemary Petrick, Barbara Shore. Pictures, articles, advertisements, art work, Peii 2 deadlines to meet, and plenty of work are all ingredients put into this Annual. Very few stu- dents realize the amount of work and time spent throughout the whole year to produce our fine yearbooks. The capable editor-in-chief of this year's Annual is Cornelia Lacey. It is her responsi- bility to see that the various departments of the Annual are fulfilling their obligations. Patricia O'Neil, in charge of the write-ups, sees that arti- cles are assigned and completed at the appointed time. The typing editor is Johanna Bender, who AM-Wei. sees that all the articles are typed accurately. Each page is skillfully arranged by the lay-out editor, Susan Buckley. The picture editors, Pamela Rogers and Kathy Bender, see that group pictures, action shots, and senior pictures are taken. Robert Timson is in charge of the art work. He makes certain that the drawings made portray the yearbook theme. The business editor, Sandra Space, is responsible for all financial matters pertaining to the yearbook. Miss Grace Holcomb is the faculty advisor. The yearbook for 1959 is an achievement of which all members of the Panorama Annual staff ,,.,,,5,,,f may be proud. I V46 May I borrow the ruler? Our busy chief Kathy's confusion R QM ' ' -I PAT 0'NElL Z' NEAL LACEY l Writeup Editor I 1. Editor-In-Chlct Z' 1 LE 1' TE. SANDY SPACE Business Editor ' ,. Picture Editor PAM ROGERS '25- .IO BENDER Typing Editor KATHY BENDER enio ' ' r r Picture Edlto i j 5 3 X1-? TIMSON Art Editor Editor fi EEE wif ,QJQ-4-L -1--i' ,,,:a- ---Q T:-,, f:::1f-' I 17511 QD oc, Home Jul RK IOG- 211 - FjiRociou5 -E ' ,.. in , M ' IA 'L ' ' 1 Z flu X lmx x Efl' ,V. Q 7 O L ' , +., - ' w. L FIRST ROW: Bonnie West, Barbara Stutzrnann, Mrs. Florence Houpis, Lois Averett, Kathy-Leigh West. SECOND ROW: lllona Uram, Judith Katrin, Sari Seiden, Guistina Gabella, Rosalyn Ryan, Barbara Burris, Patricia Hollister, Jo Anne Duffy, Barbara Shore, Sandra Space. THIRD ROW: Ann Jacobson, Judith Scott, Jacqueline Petkav, Marilyn Gable, June Sayer, Ann Probyanski, Delores Bezek, Judith Monkovic, Bette Waples, Joyce Eldred, Jeanne Smith. One of the most necessary activities at Central is the Student Staff, which is composed of students who devote one period each day to assist the teachers, counselors, and other various department heads who are constantly kept busy. These students perform miscellaneous jobs, some of which are running er- rands, correcting papers, taking care of the hostess desk, and helping in the li- brary. All of these tasks would otherwise consume much of the faculty members' time. In order to become eligible for a Student Staff position, the student must till an application blank, and should have passing grades in order to devote the time necessary to be a good Student Staff member. The students who are finally selected are directed by Mrs. Houpis. Under her capable leadership, the mem- bers go about their work zealously and enthusiastically and have a friendly and lively spirit while on the job. This is very encouraging to the other students, because it makes them want to become a part of this organization. Participa- tion for two terms enables a student to receive an award towards Honor Society. STUDENT STAFF All in a day's work One of the most active and worthy organizations at Binghamton Central High is the world-wide Junior Red Cross. This organization's main purpose is to help less fortunate people. This active group, now under the leadership of Miss Reta Taylor, sponsors an annual Red Cross Drive, which proved to be very successful again this year as in previous years. Each semester new oliicers are elected. As a club project, the students have knitted an afghan which was sent to a nearby-veterans' hospital. As another project, this organization gave a turkey to a local family for a Thanksgiving Day dinner. This year they had two projects The 'e '9 under way. The first was the decoration ge e' Y of a Christmas tree at Halem's Nursing Home. Here the name of each member was taped on a Christmas ball and hung on the tree. The second was the decora- H tion of a Christmas tree at the Broome County Hospital on upper Front Street. This is truly an organization which should be commended for brin in s irit and cheer to people who are Eessgfoliftu- JUN' S nate than ourselves. FIRST ROW: Arline Clark, Mary Phalen, Mary Anne Bianco, Mary Ann Finch, Sharon Schlag, Johanna Lambert, Marie Miller, Heather Foley, Margot Aimy. SECOND ROW: Barbara Fritz, Suzanne Mullens, Sharon Shaul, Miss Reta Taylor, Barbara Zendle, Judith Katzin, Elaine Nelson. THIRD ROW: Jane Whitelaw, Mary McGowan, Corolee Holmes, Vally Micpovil, Mary Lynne Van Guilder, Grace Woolfolk, Mary Tinkunas, Joanne DeWitt, Carolyn Van Atta, Dorothy Quarterman, Sandra Linko, Jo Ann Weiss, Rosemary Speakrnan, Sari Seiden, Frances Eisenberg. FOURTH ROW: Robert Ondreyko, Evelyn Jane Petrick, Minda Gold, Barbara Portnoy, James Dacey, Dorothy Day, June Sayer, Mahlon Kester, Janet Baker, Louise Steenburg, Arlene Haddad, Shari Holler, Penny Mullens, William Ganley, Lucille Juriga. 7l CUNCERT BAND . . FLUTES Terry Joseph Sylvia Wilcox Judy Gardner Karen Zeigler Mary Galdsworthy OBO! Sandro Linka BASS CLARINET Mary Vetrino CLARINETS Marianne Buckley Tom Kopecek Kendra Dayger Karen Smith Alice Srnka Warren Still Carol Neild Director: Mr. Bernard J. Shifrin Barbara Stutzmann Dot Susko Al Sall Don Campbell Aldona Dudak Elaine Fuster Patricia DuBrava James Randall Ronald Waganer Janice Kneer John Shiptenko Barbara Casterlin Barbara I-lebler William Ogden William Griffin SAXES Denise Azersky David Goldstein Del Giragosian John Hightower Mathew Goukas Clifford Mosher Sanford Shad 72 FRENCH HORNS Ricky Fallon Sally Lembcke Linda Orcutt John Jay James Gulino CORNETS Terry Crihbs Tom Miles Jerry Getz James Cusick Jerry VanWhy Susan Still Brenda Chase Wayne Hague Peter Trozei Brian lngals BARITONE Norman McMurdo Fred Heysek Francis Larkin BASSES Fred Yerdon Richard Kamsoke Andrew Jarema William Perham STRING BASS Tam Worden TROMBONES Roger Fink Duane Grippen Byron Roe Gareth Gobel Brian Ford PERCUSSION James Dofton John Metz Paul Luchini Ted Urda Ronnie Sabacek As usual, this year Central High's band was one of the best. In September, veterans and new recruits reported to Mr. Bernard Shiffrin, their director, who formed them into an efficient or- ganization. As their officers the members of the band chose Terry Cribbs, president, Fred Moriarity, vice-president, Pat Carvalho, Karen Smith, and Dorothy Susko, librarians, and Duane Grippen, social chairman. During football season, the band performed half-time shows at all games. Several different shows were presented by the band with collegiate know-how. At the North-Central game, the band took all the fans on an excursion to Recreation Park. The trip included a ride on the see-saw and a slide, with the color guards doing the sliding. The band formed an ice cream cone and sang the Ice Cream Song. The finale was a ride on the merry-go-round. Spectators at the Vestal game were delighted with the presentation, Visit to Paris. The band went into formations such as the Eiffel Tower, a French taxicab and the Arc de Triomphe while they played appropriate songs with each of these. Le fin was performed in a circle with the French can-can being done by the drum major- ettes and the color guards twirling hula hoops. One of the other delightful shows was the Holiday in Mexico. In order to give such en- joyable entertainment, band members worked hard during noon hour and after school, march- ing and practicing on the field. The band played at pep rallies at the Court- house after the games and led the student body down Court Street on Thanksgiving Eve, the night of the tiger-hanging. The band also was on hand for our pep assemblies-to aid the cheer- leaders and to add to the pre-game excitement and school spirit. After football season, members prepared for a more serious vein of music as they entered the concert season. They took part in the NYSSMA State Contest and upheld their A6 rating. To- gether with the orchestra and choirs, they par- ticipated in the annual Night of Music. MC Ch,Ij' 'lon' Vie' Of, 'or D C . .Ma 73 FIRST ROW: James Kaminsky, Robert Timson, Joseph May, John Hightower, Terrence Cribbs, Nancy Newman, Heather Foley, Kathryn Bender, Johanna Bender, Margaret Varvalho, Beryl Saunderson, Margaret Knop, Mr. Thomas Clune. SECOND ROW: Robert J. Kurey, David E. Periconi, Joseph J. Tasber, Alan Crabb, Vivian Thompson, Vally Micpovil, Judith Katzin, Sandra Wolfe, Kendra Dayger, Roberta Lindsley, Sharon Gardner, Teresann Joseph. THIRD ROW: George Searfoss, Richard Fallon, Donald Schuman, Byron Roe, Elizabeth Denton, Patricia Carvalho, Joan Space, Ruth Sharpsteen, Karen Smith, Marcia Beiley, Marianne Buckley, Janice Hazen, Charmaine Misata, Joyce Svarney, Barbara Burris. FOURTH ROW: Barry Schumn, Winthrop Davenport, Albert Balan, lra Levine, Robert Foote, John Touhey, Richard Lyons, Richard Botnick, David L. Agard, Margaret West, Cornelia Lacey, Mary Best, Alice Srnka, Carol Frank, Virginia Frantz, Anna Anthony, Patricia Snitchler. Caroling at Christmas Sol-la-ti-do! VARSITY CHUIR The Varsity Choir is one of Central's most active and well known organiza- tions. There are always a great number of students auditioning to fill the vacan- cies of graduating students, but only the best are given the opportunity of join- ing our famous choir. This proves the very high caliber of talent which is used. The sixty-five members, under the direc- tion of Mr. Thomas Clune, are often giving concerts for various service clubs of this area. In our most successful musical, f'Carousel, the entire choir actively participated to make it a most memorable event. Each Christmas their beautiful caroling is heard in the halls, this is one of the most wonderful tradi- tions Central has. This past year their activities included televising and broad- casting carols on one of our local sta- tions. Singing at graduation each term is one of the things which makes it a memorable occasion for each graduate. Practicing seventh period every Monday, Wednesday and Friday, they perfect many difficult and beautiful pieces. The group elects its own oiiicers each semester. Through the fine spirit and talent of this group, Central is truly well repre- sented. One of Binghamton Central High Sch0o1's most encountered before he was married. Vivian Thompson J unauuancs aus O rf prominent clubs is Dramatics Club. On Wednesday afternoons in Room 1, under the able leadership of Miss Helen Foley, members can be seen learning the 'gtricks of the trade. They are not only instructed on acting, but also on make-up, scenery, and back-stage production. This Fall's memorable production, in con- junction with dramatics classes and choir, was Carou- sel, In the Spring, with Sue Campbell as student director, the club dramatized The Weddingf' This play told of the tense moments that a bridegroom played the part of the bride, Ronald Sabacek was the bridegroom, while David Pichette played the best man. To become a member, a student has to either memorize two minutes of dialogue from a one-act play, or clean out the costume and scenery rooms. Fall term officers were Susan Campbell, president, Fred Wyskowski, vice-president, Diane Smith, secre- taryg and Byron Roe, treasurer. Spring term's ofiicers included Byron Roe, president, Barbara Burris, vice- presidentg Judy Potusky, secretaryg and Donald Schu- man, treasurer. The Wedding The Wedding FIRST ROW: Judith Katzin, Roberta Casterlin, Susan Campbell, Diane Smith, Miss Helen Foley, Byron Roe, Fred Wyskowski, Carol Wolford, Cindy Milligan. SECOND ROW: Evelynne Hider, Bonnie Darling, Sharon Brody, Margaret Kavanagh, Mary D'Angelo, Melinda Hickey, Sandra Gifford, Marjorie Rupp, Stephen McQuide, Rosalyn Ryan, Myra Lampman, Barbara Burris, Sally McPherson, Barbara Troue, Sharon Schlag, Janice Johnson, Frances Mroczek, Maria Paoletti, John Pandich. THIRD ROW: Margaret Knop, Faith Harris, Judy Potusky, Robert Brennan, Phyllis Kuenzli, Ronetta Watrous, Diane Henke, Richard Coldwin, Joan Menten, David L. Agard, Diane Ostrowsky, John Mosko, Donald Perl, Paul Giragosian, David L. Kit- tredge, April Haslett, Miriam Kokis, Kathryn Silvanic, Barbara Shore, Judy Sall. FOURTH ROW: Mary Lynne Van Guilder, Carol Frank, Ann Smulowitz, Barbara Papick, Wendy Hankin, Tanya Schmeller, Mahlon Kester, Anne Greiner, Andrew McPherson, Llewellyn Havrilla, James W. Gilroy, Ronald Sabacek, Jerome Getz, Judith Gardner, Wayne Roxen, David Pichette, Anthony Econ, Donald Schuman, Sari Seiden, Madeleine Shapiro, Linda Scott, Alice Frankel. 75 Curtain going up! On November 21 and 22, the audience in the Central High auditorium witnessed one of the greatest extravaganzas ever presented on Centralas stage - Rogers' 8: Hammerstein's 'gCarouself' Strains of 'Alf I Loved You,', 'June Is Bustin, Out All Over, When the Children Are Asleep, What's the Use of Wonderin'?,', You'l1 Never Walk Alone, and other lovely songs filled the auditorium as the beautiful but sad plot un- folded. Billy Bigelow, played by David Agard, is a proud barker for a carousel in a small New Eng- land sea coast town, and Julie Jordan, played by Barbara Burris, is a lovely young- girl who worked in a near-by factory. They fall in love and are married, in spite of the fact that they both conse- quently lose their jobs. When Billy, now unem- ployed, learns that he is to become a father, he desperately agrees to join his friend, Jigger, played by Wayne Rozen, in a robbery. The theft fails, and attempting to escape arrest, Billy is killed. Helen Ferrante, who although pretty, is rejected by her friends because of her father's crime. Billy, after giving Julie a star, brings a new assurance to his wife and now, satisfied that at last he has done something worthwhile, returns to heaven. Others in the cast included: Marjorie Rupp as Carrie, Kally Tshulos as Mrs. Mullin, Robert Tim- son as Enoch Snow, Vally Micpovil as Nettie Fowler, Richard Flannigan as Mr. Bascombg David Kittredge as Doctor Seldong and the sailors, dancers, and townspeople. g'Carousel was directed by Mr. Thomas Clune and Miss Helen Foley, with Ann Smulowitz and Mary D,Angelo as student directors. More than 200 students participated in the presentation. All their work and fun culminated in two delightful performances. Fifteen years later Billy is permitted to come down from heaven to see his daughter, played CARUUSEI. fi ...TX 'J 1? N f - will ii'll'l!l i'g i... , . V 'i V N g, g gg ' lull lllllllllnlllllillllllllllllllllmlllllllllllllmml nv' ins P nam' ' b' Even Uh' ch WQQ ff' vs WM... The fn-whine ' nl Do Love You N Y0usl You're o Queer One, Julie Jordan June ls Bustln Out All Over yeev B he Chudfen N iw . Don't move or I'II shoot! Who x, ' R-4Re5S'f?f.: Y U ' - Wlllflllg Phe fin' 0 f -lvl. C B00 W5 Nl! Use of wand, ' rm? Aijfw, I - .mf . - L , Xehx , mf' .1 X 'Rn A .. -5 Q . -' 6 ap , f '-THX? . -. L Q-..,., ,W , .. - - xx ' . Q -is ' V, h V .1 Vbx., A,L, L X ,I m ,X Dancing K .fvlhen C WS her life FIRST ROW: Nancy Waite, Mary Reap, Mariorie Rupp, Nancy Dranichak, Jo Ann Weiss, Anastasia Dallas Ruth Sharpsteen, -Margaret Turner, Betsy Wilsey. SECOND ROW: Mr. Eugene Clayton, Madeline Oolie, Michele Moore, Michele Jablonski, Jerry Beck Carleton Seager, Garrett McCutchan, Andrew McPherson, Sandra Peworchik, Diane Smith, Marianne Lenish. THIRD ROW: Suzanne Still, Sylvia Wilcox, Rodger Fink, Charles Lippy, Alice Srnka, Tom Warden, Norman Mac Murdo, John Metz, Thomas Kopecek, Brian Ford, Thomas Miles, John Hightower, Alan Crabb, Judith Blau Centralis orchestra, under the leadership of Mr. Eugene Clayton, furthers music ap- preciation among our entire student body as well as among the orchestra members themselves. It participated in the annual Night of Music with the band and choirs, and it played the traditional Pomp and Cirmcumstancew at the January and June graduation exercises. Orchestra members practice every Mon- day and Wednesday during the noon hour in the band room. The members of the string section-violin, cello, and bass--give up three periods a week for string classes in addition to the noon hour practice ses- sions. ln these classes various problems in the music are picked out, discussed, and worked out. All members of this organization receive awards which help toward election into Honor Society. They are talented and hard- working students who enjoy and appreciate good music, and who like to help others to know and love music as they do. Al- though the work is not always easy, all mem- bers of orchestra agree that it is an enrich- ing and rewarding experience. ORCHESTRA . . FIRST ROW Fred Morlorlty John Hightower Warren Skill Thomas Kopecek Clifford Mosher, Sanford Sehod, Mr. Bernard Shlfrln. SECOND ROW Alon Crabb Thomas Mules Jerome Getz John Susko Terry Cribbs, Roger Fink, Gorreth Gohel, Brion Ford, Thomas Dance band is a group of very musically- minded students, most of whom participate in other diverse musical activities like the orches- tra and the band. These talented youngsters specialize in popular music and, not unlike the bygone dance band era, include a vocalist, Alan Crabb. They are one of the few high school dance bands in the Triple Cities area. Included in their activities are an annual as- sembly, class night appearances, and entertain- ing at noon hour dances. In the past they have been more active in the Spring term, but they would like an increased number of appearances. In addition to having fun and finding new friends with similar interests, dance band offers an excellent opportunity for poten- tial professional musicians to obtain practical experience for the future. Many former dance band members have graduated and successfully pursued musical careers. Compliments are in line to Mr. Shiffrin whose capable direction has made Central proud of Dance Band. ..vF Blue-white, fight, fightln loudly cheer a group of especially high spirited young girls at Central's pep rallies and games. Formed to pro- mote and strengthen school spirit, Pep Club cer- tainly sparks a great deal of lively enthusiasm into our athletic contests. Members try to reach their goal by selling blue and white shakers at football games, and by choosing certain members to dress in the bulldog costume. Pep Club also has formed a card section, giving quite a boost to Central's spirit at games, since it is the only one -and certainly a good one-in this area. The girls also traditionally present the mock football game skit before the North-Central game, as well as promoting the success of color day. Gay no- tices of approaching sports events are put on studyhall blackboards by Pep Clubbers to encour- age Centralites to attend the games and support the teams. Before the U.-E. football game, Pep Club, together with G. O., sponsors a night pep rally, complete with the hanging of the tiger to signify the slaughter of U.-E.'s team the next morning. During the Christmas season, as part of their charity project, the club delivers baskets of food to needy families in the area. Under the supervision of Mrs. Dorothy Hamilton, the 97 members are headed by oilicers who are elected at the beginning of each term. Pep Clubbers, under a newly devised point system, are working hard to maintain high school spirit here at Cen- tral and to encourage the students to cheer vigor- ously our teams to victory. They have been most successful in achieving their goal. PEP CLUB At last, our awards! Congratulations to all the new officers ' A , F, ? , Q53 fi? QE? Sk W gaf :f wg 'MRS gg. eg 1:2221 ef 51 S' inf i ,aw we if gg M Ng- on H 'pri' 'ies 5 9 . is fff ll? FIRST ROW: Richard Lesay, Rosalyn Ryan, Bruce Bowen, Mr. Robert Baudendistel, Illona Uram, Myra Lampman, Michael Uhrinec. SECOND ROW: Joan M. Minorik, Anne Okaniewski, Diane Stellmack, Jeanne Morris, Alice Keller, Corolee Holmes, Sharon Senick, Mary Ann Obremski, Carol Robertson, Rosalie Chuma, Margo Seketa, Emily Melodayo. THIRD ROW: Nancy Stevenson, Diane Barvainas, Faith Harris, Andrew Jarema, Brian Ford, Thomas Miles, Arthur Shane, Thomas Warden, David Anderson, John Bouman, Robert Brennan, Michelle Maloney, Katherine Burns. JUNICR SCIENCE CLUB The principal objective of Central's Junior Science Club is to further interest in science and the everyday applications of scientific knowledge. One of the chief sources of information in the club is lectures. The members have been both enter- tained and informed by the many talks which they have heard this year on such subjects as photogra- phy, astronomy, and satellites. They also have taken a number of tours through local places of interest and have seen iilms on several phases of science. The members are advised by Mr. Robert Baudendistel, the club's faculty sponsor. SENICR SCIENCE CLUB Here at Central High our students are given an excellent opportunity to exercise their scientific ambitions in their own organization-Science Club. This group, under the capable direction of Mrs. Mary Petro, advisor, carries on many activities, the highlight event being an annual trip. This year the group went to New York City. Of course, the club cannot carry. on extensive experiments, but it does serve as a stimulus in order that the members may read and study more thor- oughly the topics brought up at the meetings. FIRST ROW: Sandra Nider, Evelyn Jane Petrick, Betty Chipok, Mrs. Mary Petro, Nancy Kudgus, Rosemary Petrick, Andrew McPherson. SECOND ROW: Edwina Reburn, Patricia DuBrava, Patricia Ryan, Alice Zappert, Patricia Lesay, Carol Jo Matias, Susan Buckley, Diane Stonek, Mary Ann McConnell, Anna Anthony, Sandra Linko, Harriet Brooks, Heather Foley, Sharon Dribnack, Roberta Casterlin. THIRD ROW: Donald Ahearn, Florence Kress, Arlene Obremski, Shirley Kovac, Suzanne Dacey, Barry Bley, Joel Walk, Miriam Kokis, April Haslett, Kenneth Antos, David Atkinson, Judith Andrew, Delores Bezek, Sandra Gifford, Michael Fiaschetti. FOURTH ROW: Vally Micpovil, Pauline Zalner, Martin Nitka, Stephen McQuide, David Kittredge, Anthony Econ, Mahlon Kester, Stephen McKeon, Fred Wyskowski, Alexander Luckanick, Jerome Getz, Scott Hilburn, Eleanor Garthner, David L. Agard, Donald Snyder, Robert J. Lass, Peter Gangloff, David Cohen. FIRST ROW: Alice Jeffery, Barbara Fritz, Diana Patton. SECOND ROW: Carolyn Bishop, Miss Muriel Dando, Martha Vill, Gail Morgan. THIRD ROW: Mary Ayres, Lisa .LoveII, Carole Dodd, Jacqueline Cole, Janet Richardson, Marilyn Gable, Joanne Wheeler, Joyce Svarney, Sharon Schlag. Y-TEENS The Y Teens is a teenage girls' organization affiliated with the Y. W. C. A. The purpose of this club is growth as a person, in friendship with people of all races, religions, and nationalitiesg and in the knowledge and love of God. Projects each year include participation in Y. W. activities, vol- unteer work at City Hospital, selling doughnuts and having bake sales to raise money. Miss Dando is the clubis adult advisor, and the president for the year was Sharon Schlag. YURKERS CLUB Yorkers Club is an organization started at Cen- tral only last September. It is mainly devoted to carrying out projects which will increase the mem- bers, knowledge of the history of New York State. Each year there is a convention which is attended by Yorkers from all parts of the state. Projects for the year are displayed, and awards are presented. The president for the year was Pat Clark. FIRST ROW: Suzanne Royter, Sharon Preuss, Mary Louise Soldo, Patricia Clark, Mr. Harvey Shriber, Jerome Caricchio. SECOND ROW: Arline Andros, Tanya Schmeller, Arthur Shane, Walter Kotch, John Seymour, Jane Humphrey, Arline Clark, Eileen Downey. nf-I 'Kar CMJ- Q JL.TBf FIRST ROW: Mr. Abraham Bernstein, Thomas Gorman, Gary Wilson, James Benedict, Eugene Augustine Ira Levine Gerald Mcbonoldf Mr. Robert Baudendistel. SECOND ROW: Paul Beiley, Thomas Hogan, William Stevesky, John Christian, Frederick Yerdon, Thomas Miles Fred Ulrich John Bauman, David B!iss, Louis Rosenberg, Robert Reiss, Ernest Gregoire, Marvin Cohn. THIRD ROW: Anthony D'Aristotle, Richard Matties, Mahlon Kester, John Metz, Brian Savitch, Walter Yoder Winthrop Davenport, Carl Greiner, Thomas Warden, Robert Taber, Donald Schuman, Bruce Bowen, Harvey Levine Key Club is one of Central's most out- standing service organizations. Its members include the top boys of Central, striving to further their work in school service. The club is affiliated with Kiwanis International. One beneficial work that they do is in aiding career planning by sponsoring speak- ers on different professions. At noon these ambitious Centralites may be seen holding dances or showing movies. For fund-raising projects the boys sold candy and fruit cakes and sponsored the Key-Hole Hop dance. Some of the numerous other activities in- clude operating the concession stand and coat check for basketball games, giving service awards for graduation, and selling football programs. Key Club's fall advisor was Mr. Abra- ham Bernstein, while Mr. Robert Bauden- distel served as spring advisor. Fall term ollicers were Eugene Augustine, president, Ira Levine, vice-president, Gerry McDonald, treasurer, and Jim Benedict, secretary. Spring term oflicers were Ira Levine, presi- dent, Gerry McDonald, vice-president, Dick Matties, treasurer, and Harvey Levine, sec- retary. Congratulations! , .7-... hash fr o m M' Ozark, 4 3 V. 4' jvfffafl .f rf iff JRE f five 2, ff' riff eff 1,3 9 I f s ' . v ,Q xr , . ' 1 gb cf 0 R 5 Q. Q01 u What 0 team! Block him! ! ! 'l0fher pl le Two more points Ready, ser, . . . Keep that ball l'm nexl' 86 FIRST ROW: James Slavit, Gary Theodore, Michael Smilnak, John Whelan, Peter Smith, Richard Fahrenz, Richard Marko, William Malinowski, Harold Baylor, Russell Garruto. SECOND ROW: Mr. Henry Merz, Abe DeMarco, Charles deRil'is, William Marean, John Sherba, Michael Wilson, Robert Ridings, Charles Sfanek, Richard Snyder, Ronald Zembek, Mr. Frank Lo Vuolo. THIRD ROW: Anthony Russo, Dewayne Moore, Eraldo O'0rsagna, Dennis O'Hara, Thomas DeLuca, Bill Cyrils, George Silvanic, Theodore Urda, John Bauman. FOURTH ROW: Mark Wilbur, Waller Ufryo, Gary Kiev, Robert Bromley, Richard Becker. J. V. I-'00T8Al.l. SCORES Vestal O E. S. S. 0 J. C. 6 E. F. A. 25 U.-E. 13 North 0 gn ,., JUNIOR VARSITY FOOTBALL Q 51' ,V H 5' ' ,Z,, . Central f Central Central 'l f O Central '17 il I Central L! Central L J lki Qu-. .-f Q ' . . -:f-- 7' 653.1 ,,.f ' ' ' v--- fff fl 'K 5 ' fy K ' F. 'ff 1- x N 'af' -4? - f f - f . lf, f X f 1, by I if g . Q 5 1, . 1 QI . f ' gn '1-..'v, 'I f l: Ax '- ' C an X I ul 1 I ' C J! , . 5, .. , gil ' J f,.f n V , , Gr-r-r-r 87 Z1 i ' VW? I.. 'I :VV ' 1 JI .' A I f 1 . i f .' XJ XJ. Pay attention 88 Pl down the new to the 90 om OW VARSITY FO0TBlll.l. LEFT T0 RIGHT: William Fusco, John McNamara, Robert Gahagan, John Shiptenko, Joseph Waples, Andrew Smith, David Taylor, James Capp, Dominick Ross, Robert Kurey, Joseph Ryan, Ralph Fabrizio, Joseph Wahl, John Harkness, Richard D'0razio, Richard Woodruff, Joseph Tasber, Vincent DeNinis, Joseph Bianco, Augustus Nuzzela, Richard Colangelo, Richard Kurey, David Gouldin, Anthony Stento, Philip Balch, John Lynch, Benjamin Weingartner, Angelo Stillitono, Barry Schuman. . :L . Q ' 1:55, , i fa X3 o ,w,Q1-'M-- Joseph Wcples 3 X ' X , , 'fxiff ,J- A Wcmgarfncr fy E Q1 529 M N , , .. r. H r ,ipw . -, 2 J .. .A X 41 f V jjj W Q, -L .9 'v 1 aff rg G 'el f s 9 5 'WW lx 'f', M'-ff. A xiii f 2 ,fi N gn A ,f ig.. KW. 2551-.. 1- 'M is . 'f aww N 'Y Q' ge F iQ H sf. mf, -l-- :sg .f Q? l sl g it z f' uw my f x , x, , ,, 'Z' H' 1 .34 l in 1 f J fx 1 .f b 1' ' iw Af? tf , 5 , .L .V N3 K1 Q zz: n , kj , ay 11- K I 4 V. f 3 3 LJ .gf ff '.. 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Qvfmqqiaiqsfik L, 44 QM, fy A 5:51 he ,bsm A ,+ .. 1 + vii' as L, , 1324: F + if ' ' E Q Q 4 X , M Y' ' 1 ', 2 , f 2. 1 1 Q 1 3' if ' ' W f tfwii 'YZF 4 fi , . K 5 A Fi 5 I ff? ,Tifff 1, sgwwzg'-8' V t Q ' 'Q h ' '3?f,gS fi?'T5 in if 1 fy 't ef ' s Qwfwwigwwwweff 'HH'CHf -' ' L ' If 'f ' ' ' QW 'H'.'q . an , , ,, 'X 'f gjrgiw xt nf imiw QQSA ffm I X k 43:4 QL 'f s ' 8 - 0- A ' A Q -4 .- W Q Lf J' N r h Q.,9u Q 4- ' W 'A-f.,,,-Q Q X ' ,L Y A ' h , . . mf, gi , - - - Q P A , Y . , -Q, f i .51 .5 if f 3 s 4,5 1 Li L, yy. 'gg 3-2,iJs.vf iv- Q V . r Ng A ,pw -1 , - , FIRST ROW: Richard Botnick, John Delntrak. SECOND ROW: David Blios, Richard Fahrenz, David Niles, Dennis O'Hara, Winthrop Davenport, Robert Bromley, Michael Chanecka, George Klatz, James Ryan, Gary Mitchell, Robert Carr. J. V. BASKETBALL ,f'W' ' - 33: f if-3 f f 1 , ' J f 'if 77 ' 2 fl' ,I v fl X ye' A- ' .' , K ' D ,N 5 . f F! R. :f,,,- 1 ff-1, J , .,'r. V f l 5. 17, .i -I,-. xr,' .v.r':1,f ,, I . X . 1 .. e.-' 'p 541' ' 0 4-.-2 A 14. ' I.: 'p ' 1 NPN? ' , . ' , N., xx ' .L ' 1 nf, D J' Gr-r-r-r Mr. Alan Cave Junior Varsity Coach 92 f.- Z si f 's Z X I X I X f x f X f X If Xxx!! XX lf X If V JUNIOR VARSITY SCORES Central Central Central Central Central Central Central Central Central Central Central Central Central Central Central Central Central Seton E. S. S. Cortland C. V. C. S. U.-E. Seton E. F. A. J. C. Vestal C. V. C. S. Ithaca North Vestal J. C. U.-E. Sayre North X X N l I I A 44? 'kv S vv ' ' '51 A K 5 A 599 vgsn qw p 1 X v tk, ,., , , M1 F fr f' f. 5 une, N v nvlhzdkw i KQi 1 ,ff F1933 2 1 Q x .,f,1f'7'f.,,,,1i 74? lx , ' r V 3 lya 1157 rafqfig . '.' gg? gf Q-nf .-2 .2 X ,.f -1-:. ' V ' -n-.N.- Q JR, QW V 'WS 61 I J ' rf V Q Wig- A- A L 4 Y, Xlxvf , 2, ' 25523. 1 R N. 9 1L.,:'.g,-13,5 L 4' -x 5 few. 4 :U 'fl la H nfjfz :gb V' 4 'l 5,13 . ,, ' I. Q VARSITY f ' N f XX f xf I FIRST ROW: Michael Mink, James Jaffe, William Ganley, Mr. Robert Sweeney. SECOND ROW: Charles Davis, James Capp, Michael Husar, James Harding, Eugene Augustine, David Taylor, William Fusco John McNamara, Barry Schuman, Edward Andreiko. 94 BASKETBALL f XX ff 'XXX ff Xxlf X f x 1 V V VARSITY BASKETBALL SCORES Central 59 Seton Central 68 Sayre Central 82 E. S. S. Central 71 Cortland Central 53 C. V. C.S Central 61 U.-E. Central 93 Seton Central 85 Sayre Central 61 E. F. A. Central 64 J. C. Central 76 Vestal Central 49 C. V. C. S. Central 52 Ithaca Central 63 North Central 87 Vestal Central 65 J. C. Central 72 North 95 iii f J f BASKETBALL LETTERMEN Chls John MCN B y S human FIRST ROW: Donald Ahearn, James Chalmers, Robert Brick, Anthony Nelson, Mr. Henry Merz, Richard Helter, Ralph Kaye, James Dershem, David McDonough. SECOND ROW: Robert del Plain, Garreth Gobel, Andrew Jarema, James Wilson,. Warren Brooks, Francis Larkin, Paul Okoniewski, Robert Stacks, Charles Gilroy, Joseph.Cabowitz, Michael McFarland, Stephen McQuide, Edward Sleeper, Brian Savitch, David Hall, John Pandlch. I THIRD ROW: Richard Roberts, Martin Nitka, Reinald Dersch, Michael Quinlivan, David Anderson, Scott Hilburn, Merlin Lessler, Stuart Williams, Ronald Zembeck, William Cuddeback, Sherwood Walls, Bruce Larrabee, Roy Zamecnik, Michael Smilnak, DON-'ld 5ClWm '- In our beautiful pool, the boys on our swim team have cer- tainly proved themselves to be excellent swimmers. Though off to a bad start this year by losing the first two swim meets, they got back in the groove and have shown their might by going on to victory for the completion of the season. Ably coached by Mr. Merz and with Co-Captains Dick Helfer and Bob Brick, these boys have shown their skill in such strokes as the butter- fly, breast stroke, back stroke, diving, and of course freestyle. Several of our boys have broken records and, even better, broken their own. Two of these are Bob Brick and Ralph Kaye. While everyone is home eating or watching TV, the swim team is diligently practicing for their next meet. The team became television stars on Jim Adlesoifs sports program. On' this show, films and personal interviews with the boys were presented. Al- though this hard-working squad isn't as loyally supported as the other high-ranking spectator events here at Central are, these Head ,im ambitious boys have helped to keep up Central's well known reputation in sports. Gal Butterfly Boy FIRST ROW: George Rosetsky, James Slavlt, James Cuslck, Joseph Ryan, Mr. Henry Merz, Peter Smlth, Richard Colangelo, Alan Crabb, James Baldwin. SECOND ROW: William Cook, Richard Fallon, Richard Phelps, Charles Lee, Augie Nuuela, Richard Gillette, Roy Zamecnik, Edward Downey, Robert Mathias, Robert Marrow, Robert Ridings, Thomas Griffin, Frederick Yerdon, James Capp. THIRD ROW: John Sherba, Anthony Stenta, Gerald McDonald, Peter Wilcox, Robert Brick, Walter Utyro, Louis Fischer, Barry Schuman, Robert Gromley, Gary Kiev, Dennis Burke, Theodore Urda, William Cudde- back, David Niles, John Shiptenko, Richard Kurey. Mr. Henry Merz, who has been coaching our track team for 24 successful years, did another fine job this season. Besides competing with ditlicult opponents, this year's team had other obstacles to face. Since MacArthur Field was severed by the highway a few years ago, it was not completely adequate for daily practice and meets. Therefore, the team practiced in Central's gym, in the parking lot, and at Recreation Park. All of their meets had to be held at unfamiliar tracks. Also, since track has not been publicized as much as some of the other sports, it was very hard to encourage enough students to attend the various events. Events this year included the mile run, 220 yard dash, 440 yard dash, 880 yard dash, 180 yard hurdles, discus throw, shot put, high jump, broad jump, and pole vault. Awards were presented to those students who, in the opinion of the coach, contributed the most to this sport, according to their points earned, attendance at the practices, and the value of Qggh their services. The number of awards given was left to the discretion of the coach. Q . 2 V ,,.. ..- T..-fr -W . Z . .Y .,, J on vw' ' ' ' ' i fix f 4 -P. .Y u . g t . eggg g g UP: up K A K1 X 4 BASEBALL Central's baseball activities attract many sports enthusiasts. The all-American thirst for a good game can be quenched by watching our boys play home games at George F. Johnson Park. The teams start practice after March 2 in the gym but play outdoors as soon as weather permits. Although many Varsity men were lost through graduation, the Bulldogs still had a win- ning season. Returning lettermen are Dick Bot- nick, Dick Fahrenz, John Fish, Al Gillis, Tom Vill, and John Whalen. The J. V. team includes Mike Chanecka, Robert Tasber, Dick Kurey, Charles Stanek, Steve Klimow, Jim Ryan, Tim Griflin, John Sherba, Robert Bromley, Barry Kolfman, Mark Wilbur, William Drucker, and Dick Snyder. Mr. John Lalley was the very capa- ble coach of our Varsity team, while the J. V. team was enthusiastically coached by Mr. Robert Sweeney. FIRST ROW: Barry Kottman, John Harkness, Albert Glllll, John Whalen, Charles Stanek, Wllllam Drucker, Davld Bllss, Barry Malonls, Robert Carr, Vincent Spagnoletti. SECOND ROW: John Fish, Thomas Vill, David Nicholas, Robert Taber, Justin Reimer, Mr. John Lalley, Richard Botnick, John Sherba, Mike Mantel, James Curtin, Joseph Esposito. THIRD ROW: Mark Rappaport, Gary Vonderhaar, Richard Snyder, Richard E. Fahrenz, Robert Green, Stephen Klimow, Michael Chanecka, John Stanley, Joseph Lucas, Gerald Peake, James Ryan, Richard Kurey, Wes Gould, Thomas Griffin. Central's volleyball team, under the able and excellent leadership of Mr. John Lalley, worked extremely hard this year to keep up their past undefeated record. From December until March these boys displayed their outstanding teamwork at their weekly games. The entire squad consisted of about 30 well trained players, including four spikers and two setters for each team. Congratulations are indeed in order for the spikers and setters', who have carried the school name and tradition to greater heights than even before. The prime ingredients of any cham- pionship team are certainly present in this vic- torious group. Clear thinking, fine sportsman- ship, and honest effort have been combined to produce this corps of loyal Centralites. A Ny 4 2 X' iff! i ' . . g Q81--me -.. . , . P' 'mv :G ....3.4 .1 fi' .. ' A ' , l- .sri z1?12'f ..,:.:Mf1':-. '.. 446. an V t , . p D ugf5gQfif -fi -- Gif 'iitfn M-!'f'3.1' 12 -f Q R: n N l A .- - r' ' . - 12 . : I' 9 i .11 v , .-'A J- H '..' V I .. Q' v I .:. 1 , , .gut '5 ' I ,E t ,1 3 'Q-eg? Ql'5 1 , .'c ' -. :Liv U Q 2 ru 'll 3 L rw ru -7 FIRST ROW: Mr. John Lalley, Edward Dlonna, Peter Pufkl, Wllllam Woodruff, Douglas March, Gary Savarssan, .lamas Slavlt Charles Stanek, Joseph Ryan, Harold Baylor. SECOND ROW: William Malinowski, Stephen Klimow, Walter Utyro, Richard Gregg, Ira Levine, Marshall Darrow, John Dennlston Garrett McCutchan, Robert Taber, Harvey Levine, John Sherba, Martin Froney, Ronald Stevens. FIRST ROW: David George Seder, Barry Koffman, Ronald Simkulet, James Browne Robert Kocan Dennis Skoro Roger Winters SECOND ROW: Ronald Burke, Frederick Heysek, Robert Zemanek, Michael Coope George Wlmot Edwod Downey John Chrst an Richard Lesay, George Shea, Mr. Frank Clarke. UUWLING Bowling is a sport which is growing ever more popular among both older and young peo- ple. Central is proud to be able to answer this demand by providing a Varsity and a Junior Varsity bowling team. The Varsity bowling team, under the capa- ble direction of Mr. Frank Clark, had a very successful season. This year, Ron Simkulet and Richard Lesay led the team as top men. The league, which is composed of five teams, includes Chenango Valley, Union-Endi- cott, Vestal Central, North High, and Johnson City. Among last year's bowlers who returned again are Richard Moore, Ron Simkulet, and Ronald Burke. Many new faces also appeared on the team and often helped to lead Central on to victory. Our Junior Varsity team, also under Mr. Clark's leadership, also had a fine season this year. Mike Cooper and Gary Vanderhaar have the highest averages on this team. Bowlers also include George Shay, John Christian, Robert Kocan, Barry Kolfman, Robert Zeminek, and David Sedor. With the successful record of this Junior Varsity team, we are all looking forward to seeing many of these bowlers on next year's Varsity bowling team. 102 FIRST ROW: Mr. Henry Merz, Ted Alexander, Mike Smllnak, David Mason, Edward Sleeper, Mr. Robert Deyo. SECOND ROW: Richard Colangela, Gary'MitcheIl, Martin Nitka, Sherwood Walls, Robert Peck, Scott Hilburn, Walter Utyra, Stuart Wll liams, James Ryan, Michael Qulnlivan, Rodger Fink. 1 AJ ilu' LIFE SA VING ,A-nv IJ: 'L J' Because of the numerous lakes, pools, and other swimming facilities in the Binghamton area, it is necessary for everyone to be able to conduct himself properly in water. This not only includes swimming well, but also the knowledge of how to approach and help drowning victims. For this reason, Central presents lifesaving courses for both boy and girl students. The boys' instruction is capably presented by Mr. Merz. In order to qualify for this course one must be 16 years old or a junior in high school, have the ability to swim one-fourth of a mile, tread water for three minutes, swim three body lengths under water, and have some knowl- edge of the use of various stroks. The boys meet three times a week for in- struction. A typical lesson includes an oral quiz ceeding night, a land demonstration of what is to be done in the pool, and finally the actual practice in the water. They also watch special movies donated by the Red Cross. When the course is completed, the boys will know what to do for a struggling victim, plus useful information about handling small craft. Upon passing the course, the boys receive emblems which can be worn on bathing suits. ui: 6. -. I l If - -' Tig ft -' in .i ,LZXW 53' 'ffl '5. , , , 1 ' R on the subjects dealt with in the text the pre- . 1? . lf, ' a N 312' 1 if V: 724' I i I- :.lL,,. 'J' fl . . I 9-AZ. , 103 A! f ft? t,,g 60l.F Central High is extremely proud of its golf team, which is coached by Mr. Frank Lo Vuolo. The six returning lettermen, Ron Simkulet, Gary Ellis, David Cohen, Ira Levine, Harvey Le- vine, and Chris Rossie, insured Central of a fine season. The golfers begin to practice early in April at Ely Park, which is considered to be Centralis home course. Their matches are scheduled so that there is one every week, there are about 12 matches each season. The teams which Central challenges are Johnson City, Union-Endicott, Ithaca, Cortland, Chenango Val- ley, Waverly, Notre Dame of El- mira, and Elmira Free Academy. Awards are presented to only the golfers who are deserving of them. FIRST ROW: Ronald Simkulet, Robert Brennan, Chris Rossie. SECOND ROW: Harvey Levine, Bruce Bowen, Ronald Hudy, Mr. Frank LoVuolo, Gary Ellis, Ira Levine, Torn Miles. 104 Spring and tennis go hand in hand, and this year was no ex- ception for the boys on the ten- nis team at B. C. H. S. Practice started in May when the boys began their daily after- school trek to Recreation Park. They had a good reason for strenuous practice because the teams they played against were North, Elmira Free Academy, Elmira South Side, Oneonta, Ithaca, and Norwich. This year the team had a new coach, Mr. Robert Baudendistel, who succeeded Mr. Thomas Guley and did a fine job. Returning senior lettermen were Bob Gahagan, Garrett Mc- Cutchen, Jim Chalmers, and Bob Kurey. Congratulations to a job well done by a great group of boys. Ifcfs' X ii N SF' 0:5 S M? M5 if gy' i 0 1 2:33 'faq' Q. s 'K N. 4 SIF7' ,il 9 5' lr ffini, x A' Q A xg. 'gf TENNIS FIRST ROW: Harold Baylor, Stuart Williams, James Chalmers, Robert Gahagan, Garrett McCutchan, Richard Roberts, Sher wood Walls. SECOND ROW: Paul Beiley, John Demtrak, Paul Okoniewski, Michael Toncola, Thomas Conole, James Dacey, Robert Peck Kenneth Parks, John Kelley, David McDonough. X f' TUUCH FOOTBALL FIRST ROW: Edward Sleeper, Gerald Downey, David Bliss, Peter Wilcox, Ray Lawson. SECOND ROW: James Harding, Mr. Henry Meri, Robert Carr. BUYS' vouevaau LEFT TO RIGHT: David Kenien, James Pollack, James Dershem, Winthrop Davenport, Michael Harlost, Robert Mateleska, Coach Bud Deyo. BASKETBALL FIRST ROW: Kenneth Parks, Ronald Simkulet, Richard Helter, John Whalen, Mr. Robert Deyo, Harold Baylor, John Derntrak, Charles Stanek, Vincent Spagnoletti. SECOND ROW: Joseph Ryan, James Baldwin, Vin- cent DeNinis, Anthony DeLucca, Augie Nuzzela, David West, Gary Vonderhaar, Vincent Pasquale, John Shiptenko, Thomas Butler, Mark Rappaport, David Scoville, Donald DeRigo, Douglas Kalaf. THIRD ROW: Richard Phelps, Donald Howey, Sherwood Walls, Edward Downey, Thomas Sca- Iese, Joseph Anderson, James O'Donovan, Thomas Conole, Ira Levine, Michael Cooper, Charles Lee, Richard Roberts, Roy Zamecnik. I06 INTRAMURALS snomuron FIRST ROW: Joseph Ryan, Mr. Robert' Deyo, Charles Stanek, Martin Nitka. SECOND ROW: Harvey Levine, Thomas Scalese, Walter Utyro, Winthrop Davenport, Stuart Wil- liams, Richard Kurey, James Cusick. FGUI. SHUOTING FIRST ROW: Steven Kalinich, Barry Koffman, Donald DeRigo, John Demtrak, Joseph Ryan, Robert Ridings, Mr. Henry Merz, Thomas Butler, James Cusick, Martin Nitka, John Whalen, Douglas Kalaf, George Rosefsky. SECOND ROW: Richard Colangelo, James Curtin, Richard Kurey, Roy Zamecnik, Walter Utyro, Robert Brick, Dennis Burke, Joseph Anderson, Peter Wilcox, Anthony Stento, Edward Downey, Richard Fallon, Stuart Williams. wt in TABLE TENNIS FIRST ROW: Barry Kottman, Joseph Chanecka, Steven Kalinich, James Cusick, John Pandich, Mr. Henry Merz, Joseph Ryan, Richard Colangelo, Martin Nitka. SECOND ROW: Richard Kurey, Roy Zamecnik, Thomas Scalese, Peter Wilcox, Gary Ellis, Walter Utyro, Winthrop Davenport, Dennis Burke, David Niles, Anthony Stenta, Joseph Anderson, Harvey Levine, Ronald Hudy. BOTTOM: Edward Sleeper, Albert Gillis, Wlnston Warner, David Cohen. MIDDLE: William Ganley, Richard Helter, Michael allusar, Thomas Sealese, Richard Colangelo, Garrett McCutehan, Ronald Burke, James Capp, John Whalen, Mr. Henry Merz. TOP: Christopher Rossie, Ralph Kaye, Eugene Augustine, David Gouldin, Robert Brick, Donald Murphy, Edward Andreiko, Richard Franey, Ravid Taylor, Anthony Stento, Harvey Levine, Louis Fischer. BLUCK-8-CLUB Block B Club is becoming increasingly active under the capable leadership of Mr. Henry Merz, who is the adult advisor. Boys who have earned a varsity letter in some sport, including football, track, baseball, golf, basketball, swimming, tennis, and bowling are eligible for membership. These boys are pro- ficient in one or in several sports and have taken an active part in our wide athletic pro- gram. On the agenda for this school year were two successful fund-raising dances in the Fall and Spring terms, and a trip for the J. V. foot- ball team to the Syracuse-Boston game at Syracuse, with Block B helping to defray the expenses. This club offers awards, based on a point system, to all boys participating in the noon intramural sports program. The points accumulated through the year are to- taled, and trophies are awarded for first place, second place, and third place. This year the club donated to the school a plaque on which the name of the boy most valuable to Central in the eight major sports will be engraved each year. FIRST ROW: Allce Zappert, Llnda Taylor, Suzanne Mullens, Patrlcla Reagan, Margaret Turner. SECOND ROW: Martha Easton, Vera MacCalI, Miss Margaret Frear, Patricia Carvalho, Margoret'Carvalho. THIRD ROW: Sally McPherson, John Space, Marilyn Gable, Sharon Russell, Constance Mitchell, Betty Ann Kocak, Cornelia Lacey, Lisa Lovell, Ruth Sharpsteen, Penny Mullens. GIRLS' ATHLETIC A550614 Tl0N The Girls' Athletic Association at Central consists of a group of about 30 girls who are under the direction of Miss Margaret Frear and Mrs. Kaye Russell. They meet everv other Thursday noon in the gym to plan dillerent sport events. To belong to this organization, a girl lirst has to take a written test on the rules of dif- ferent sports. If she passes this, then she takes a physical test which means doing push- ups, hand ball feats, and other endurance skills to see how much strength she has. Other than these tests, a girl must possess at least one minor sports award before she is a real mem- ber of G. A. A. This year G. A. A. sponsored a dance after a basketball game, and a volleyball play day in which girls from Central, Johnson City, Union-Endicott, Vestal, and Chenango Valley participated. A plan was also put into action whereby girls from these same schools were able to use Central's pool Monday nights after school. The girls certainly enjoyed an exciting and prosperous year. 1 l GIRLS' INTRAMURAI. SPURTS Almost any night after school one is likely to find a crowd of girls playing an intramural sport. They not only have fun and learn good sportsmanship, but they are also building up points toward an athletic award. When a girl receives 16 points, she becomes eligible for an award. From fall to spring Central girls can participate in sports such as hockey, soccer, volleyball, basketball, tumbling, softball, tennis, badminton, synchronized swim and life saving. The capable super- visors for Girls, Intramurals are Miss Margaret Frear and Mrs. Kaye Russell. ARCHERY FIRST ROW: Evelyn Gladd, Faye Goga, Patricia D0ll0hU9r Diane Stanek, Mary Ann Finch. SECOND ROW: Miss Margaret Frear, Faith Harris, Sally McPherson, Susan Buckley, Joyce Struck. THIRD ROW: Judith Gardner, Betty Blair, Cornelia Lacey, Rosemary Petrick, Kathryn Silvanic, Minda Gold, Barbara Gudusky, Donna Dagenais, Mary D'An9eIa. BOWLING FIRST ROW: Joyce Struck, Eileen Polak, Sandra Nider, Arlene Obremski, Carolyn Laskaski. SECOND ROW: Betty Ann Kacak, Mary Ann Obremski, Nancy Kudgus, Delores Bezek, Shirley Kavac. VULLEYBALI. KNEELING: Sandra Space, Alice Zappert, Linda Smith, Nancy Lee Grace, Suzanne Mullens. SEATED: Ann Jacobson, Nancy McCambridge, Mrs. Kaye Russell, Sharon Russell, Sharon Preuss, Arline Andros. STANDING: Beverly Valachovic, Susan Campbell, Cor- nelia Lacey, Dolly Dubrick, Vera McCall, Gael Gahagan, Marilyn Gable, Suzanne Royter, Paula Weiss. TENNIS Helen Haskell, Nancy McCambridge, Gael Gahagan, Mary Meagher, Mrs. Kaye Russell, Dolly Dubrick, Ann Jacobson, Diane Stanek, Evelyn Gladd. SENIUR LIFE-SA VING FIRST ROW: Michele Moore, Dona Valashinas, Patricia Legos, Denise Kingsbury. SECOND ROW: Ann Jacobson, Nancy Stevenson, Miss Margaret Frear, Sharon Slirnbaugh, Mariorie Chapple. THIRD ROW: Susan Berry, Gael Gahagan, April Haslett, Genevieve Huggler, Harriet Duvall, Sue Brady, Con- stance Mitchell, Judith Scalone, Shari Holzer, Madeleine Shapiro. BASKETBALL Miss Margaret Frear, Thelma lentz, Frances Eisenberg, Beverly Valachovic, Susan Campbell, Vera MacCoIl, Jacqueline Cole, Mary Meagher, Patricia 0'Neil, Ann Jacobson, Sandra Space, Mary Fran Vetrino. JUNIUR LIFE-SA VING Mary Lynne Van Guilder, Paula Weiss, Sharon Preuss, Rosalie Chuma, Alice Zappert, Nancy Crandell, Linda Smith. BADMINTUN FIRST ROW: Mary Fran Vetrino, Sandra Space, Ann Jacobson, Nancy McCambridge, Linda Smith. SECOND ROW: Beverly Valachovic, Susan Campbell, Rosemary Petrick, Vera MacCall, Dolly Dubrick, Marilyn Gable, Suzanne Rayter, Sharon Preuss. HOCKEY FIRST ROW: Vera MacCall, Beverly Valachavic. SECOND ROW: Nancy Crandell, Sandra Space, Nancy Lee Grace, Arline Clark. THIRD ROW: Linda Taylor, Suzanne Mullens, Marcia Beiley, Ann Jacobson, Patricia Donahue. FOURTH ROW: Miss Margaret Frear, Dolly Dubrick, Gael Gahagan, Mary Meagher, Susan Campbell, Cornelia Lacey, Joan McKeeby, Shelley Smith, Suzanne Royter. SLIMNASTICS FIRST ROW: Marianne Lenish, Pamela Edgell, Lois Ger- mann, Margo Seketa, Mary Ann Bendert, Nancy Crandell, Linda Smith, Patricia Costello. SECOND ROW: Denise Azersky, Melinda Hickey, Diane Dwyer, Jane Whitelaw, Mrs. Kaye Russell, Michele Ja- blonski, Grace Woolfolk, Alice Keller, Joanne Lician- drello. THIRD ROW: Betsy Hoysradt, Patricia Donahue, Susan Buckley, Frances Eisenberg, Louise Steenburg, Paula Weiss, Gael Gahagan, Shelley Smith, Barbara Brick, Martha Ball, Susan Berry, Mary Ann Obremski, Rosalie Chuma, Nancy Stevenson, Diane Stanek, Arline Andros, Linda Rouft. FOURTH ROW: Suzanne Mullens, Beverly Valachovic, Faith Harris, Minda Gold, Patricia O'Neil, Jean Baron, Jaan McKeeby, Marie Trasolini, Vera MacCall, Betty Blair, Sandra Peworchik, Kathleen Fiato, Cornelia Lacey, Donna Dagenais, Madeleine Shapiro, Jacqueline Petkov, Shari Holzer. DANCE CLUB FIRST ROW: Diane Smith, Mrs. Kaye Russell, Margaret Carvalho. SECOND ROW: Minda Gold, Mary Tinkunas, Carolyn Schwehm, Diane Yanus, Frances Eisenberg, Alice Zap- pert, Mary Jane Greene. SUCCFR Miss Margaret Frear, Vera MacCaII, Suzanne Royter, Beverly Valachovic, Suzanne Mullens, Susan Buckley, Sharon Preuss, Linda Taylor, Sandra Space, Arline Clark, Linda Smith. TABLE TENNIS FIRST ROW: Sally McPherson, Patricia Lesay. SECOND ROW: Joyce Struck, Penny Mullens, Sandra Space. THIRD ROW: Bev Valachovic, Sue Campbell, Nancy Kudgus, Delores Bezek, Shirley Kovac, Sandra Nider. SYNCHRUNIZED SWIM FIRST ROW: Margaret Carvalho, Lois Gerrnann, Denise Azersky. SECOND ROW: Gael Gahagan, Sally McPherson, Mar- iorie Chapple, Martha Easton, Betty Ann Oswald. THIRD ROW: Sharon Russell, April Haslett, Shari Holzer, Vera MacCaIl, Constance Mitchell, Cornelia Lacey, Judy Potusky, Nancy Stevenson. SUFTBAU. FIRST ROW: Rosanne Retacco, Betsy Byron, Linda Smith, Margaret Carvalho, Mary Fran Vetrino. SECOND ROW: Nancy Crondell, Sandra Space, Ann Ja- cobson, Nancy McCambridge, Alice Zappert, Arline Andros. THIRD ROW: Sharon Preuss, Beverly Volachovic, Suzanne Royter, Dolly Dubrick, Constance Mitchell, Vera Mac- Call, Nancy Kudgus, Mary Meagher, Paula Weiss, Rose- mary Petrick, Patricia Carvalho. R FIRST ROW: Sharon Gardner, Maureen Hickey, Patricia Legos, Nancy McCambridge SECOND ROW: Sally McPherson, Susan Campbell, Patricia Lesay. THIRD ROW: Marcia Beiley, Eileen Polak. This year, under the guidance of Mrs. Kaye Russell, the Varsity Cheerleaders, dressed in blue and white pleated skirts and white sweaters, and with shakers imported from Texas, did a fine job inspiring spirit at the games. During basketball they wore blue corduroy dresses with plaid linings. Nancy McCambridge and Sue Campbell were captains for football and basketball re- spectively. Nancy Wolcott was captain of our Junior Varsity and was ably assisted by her co-Captain Jackie Wood. For the baseball season they wore new blue uniforms, lined in blue and white stripes. Patr cia Costello, Lois Germann, Judith Potusky, Nancy Wolcott, Martha Ball, Jacqueline Wood Patrca Tyler. H4 4 0 CHS J. V. CHEERLEADERS Maureen Hickey Eileen Polak ncy McCambridge ll5 Susan Campbell Sharon Gardner Patricia Legos Marcia Beiley FIRST ROW: Wendy Hankin, Jane Lazo. SECOND ROW: Lois Peret, Judy Scalone, Caroline Vining, Peggy Kavanagh, Joanne Demer, Diane Henke. CULUR GUARDS TWIRLERS Our school's excellent baton twirlers demonstrate their ability at all our football games. They lead our band and the color guards onto the football field in their gay costumes. After school this group practices often to perfect their routines. Janice Peterson, the head of the twirlers, has come out on top at many national baton twirling contests. These girls are always a welcome sight at our games. The color guards march ahead of our band at football games carrying the flags of our school and of our country. This cheerful marching group may be seen during even the coldest weather. Hurrah for the girls who guard our colors, blue and white! MASCUTEFRS Meet the Central High girls who spark our enthusiasm at football games with uPat, owned by John Yetter, symbol of the Bulldogsfi This year's mascoteers were Patty O'Neil, Molly Kaye Lally, and Joanne Liciandrello. They were chosen by G. O. at its first Fall meeting. Janlee Peterson, Judy Baxter, Linda Merz, Nadlne Mlkulak. LEFT T0 RIGHT: Patricia 0'NeII, Joanne Liciandrella, Molly Lally, as or rms Aivi hllh I B Walking and talking in the halls . . l . . and finally, graduation! Our Three minutes of bedlam ' - 4',h:nllc-ng4- U, as We-4-lung lhe of as llhsnluginr, i7Q:'252 Nlull .K WITIIN I er NN nrld 'lx lass A l'lll-I Ill ' ' , . 1 ...... N ,M A A r ' 0 yLV1'AXt m,. 1 x x11 INR umx vvxmm, 1-vuumf, M. xx, 'N- AWW1 321 Serving Business is our Business or more +han foriy years, a parade of con- sfanfly improved business machines has spread from Ihe Soufhern Tier Io every corner of Ihe ear+h. More 'rhan a fhousand differenf models, from Iime sfamps 'ro +he newes+ elec+ronic da+a processing machines, are produced here. Develop- menf and appIica+ion of Ihese producrs have paced business grow+h and mei' fhe increasing need for handling Ihe vas? amounl' of informafion required by modern management All our develop- menfs are in I'he inferesfs of beH'er service, for service is ifself an IBM product INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS MACHINES CORPORATION I20 DRINK K., SIGN OF GOOD TASTE GCZDDIVIANS BINGHAMTON. INC. 78 COURT ST.?BINGHAMTON, N Y PARLOR CITY SHOE CO. 44-46 COURT ST. Since I9I6 Sou+l1ern Tier's Mosf Comple+e Shoe Sfore 'for 'Hwe Enlire Family CONGRATULATIONS! +o fha CLASS OF '59 Geo. D. B. Bonbright 8. Co. 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ARMAND EMMA, rn. o. so Pr.s,.ef Avm I I93 Vestal Ave., Cor. South Washington BINGHAMTON, NEW YORK DM 24484 Phone 3-0757 I22 eeting the Challenge of a hanging World The complexiiies of fhe world aboui' us demand 'I'ha+ our youfh be given every oppor+uni+y +o aH'ain fheir full educafional goal. We have learned +ha+ only fhrough educafion can youfh hope 'ro fake ifs proper place in 1'he world and fulfill fhe obligaiions and responsibiliiies of democraiic cifizenship in a free nafion. Educa+ion, +herefore, mus+ poini +he way and provide eager Amer- ican you'I'h wi+h fhe knowledge 1'ha+ will equip our young people fo make fhe greafesi' possible confribuiion fo fhe communify, fhe naiion, and fhe world. THE BINGHAMTUN PRESS EVENING Dedicafed fo fhe service of fhe People SUNDAY . . . and The Binghamton Press Station: WINR-TV c'.f.,'?.11. 40 Providing lively, facf-filled informafion . . . no maH'er where your inferesfs lie, plus fhe very finesi' in enlerfain- menf and human-inferesf feafures, every day of +he weelc. 123 r---' --1 fgennarelli 7 Infnrr 5111313 Flowers, j?2r all Occasions lll COURT STREET BINGHAMTON, N. Y. 2-7666 3-3658 - l... I BERNIFS SHOE 8 ZIPPER SERVICE ' , Spor+ing Goods - Full Soles BINGI-TAMTON'S MOST DELIGHTFUL RESTAURANT zippers Repaired or Replaced F All Leather Goods Repaired 98 FRONT STREET BINGHAMTON, N. Y. 59 CHENANGO ST' DIAL 4-9755 -13 D 2-1344 ENRIGHT SHOP Congratulations to T959 Graduates OUR STR E Bingffamton glomid Zsghaulm Foundations - Brassieres - Lingerie - I-Iousecoats - Hosiery 21 MAIN STR A C BINGHAMTO N Y T24 nCe studios Bzkzgfzamion Opfzbal DISPENSERS - INC. 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