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

Text from Pages 1 - 216 of the 1969 volume:

GC 974.702 B51PA, 1969 3 1833 07224 6769 PRIDE A Panorama 1969 Central High School Binghamton, New York loei ( our learis AroS oui in music 0ooe ijfiaPs cfeep ancf siron . 3 ' iW Rivalry is Centralized Uichr es Be o 03. G.OBS. Ouarcf Aer cofor Blue. Bulldogs Win 62-55 I 5 Being Editor Means . . . . . . being secretary to Bob Henry . . . getting out of school at 5 o’clock . . . alphabetizing . . . yelling at the photography staff every day . . . supplying the lay-out staff with broken pencils . . . hiding pages from everyone concerned . . . going to sleep counting yearbooks . . . getting to first period late every day . . . being compelled to love your art staff . . . becoming addicted to peanuts . . . you’re finally leaving 202 . . . there’s no such thing as a January graduate . . . giving up your study halls . . . crying a lot or blowing your mind . . . starting in the spring and ending in the spring . . . memorizing 06203 and 1969 . . . having no pictures in the yearbook . . . giving advice on something you know nothing about . . . Excedrin headache 208 in triplicate . . . having a seat with your name on it . . . not paying for your yearbook on time . . . telling the lousiest jokes possible ... 30 point Times Roman Italic . . . understanding this page Being Advisor means . . . . . . existing year after year with the editors. Of Cr P.S. Thanks to all! Table of Contents FACULTY CL UBS SPORTS EVENTS CLASSES SENIORS ADS Page 10 Page 34 Page 64 Page 96 Page 112 Page 123 Page 182 7 1 9 6 9 E D I T O R IA L 8 Co-Editors . Rita Chirumbolo Robert Henry Assistant Editor Maureen Meacher Layout Editors . Julia Keane David Cuddeback Art Editor . Margaret Smigel Assistant . Aleda Stamboulian Business Editor. . Joan Sprague Assistant . David Bowen Photography Editors Arthur Lacey Ken Hansen Write-Up Editor . Denise Wyso Assistant . Marcy Goldstein BOARD Seniors Editor . Ellen Melamed Assistants . Amy Bucksbaum Maureen Conboy Eaculty Advisor.. Mr. A. Bernstein Advertising Editor Susan Bernstein Assistant . Judith Morrison Typing Editors . A Ian Cohn Maury Smith 9 «i- ' r££4!K Thus We Dedicate . . . For 17 years, Mr. John Lalley has diligently served Central as a teacher, coach. Executive Assistant to the Principal, and friend to the students. During this time, Mr. Lalley left a deep impression upon the school and the people he knew. Although a summons out of class to Mr. Lalley’s of¬ fice often brought a certain amount of fear, no student can forget Mr. Lalley’s warmth and sincere concern. He always displayed enthusiasm and a strong feeling of pride in the school. Thus, we dedicate this yearbook to Mr. John Lalley, the personification of Central pride. ' ' ! i r j - lit •• - 4 : y-:; We Welcome ' ‘Doctor K. Twenty-eight years ago, Joseph Kazlauskas graduated from Central. His following years were dedicated to education as a college student, teacher, supervisor, administrator, and even teacher in the military service. We welcome him back to his old alma mater. Counselors Ernest Lalley M Erma Prentice Mr. Alan Cave Mr. Donald Fleming ■� ' ' if X • ' 4 ., Mrs. Virginia Brill HoUeran, Miss Avis Balcom, Mrs. Helen McGinis, Mrs. Bessie Gaige; Row 2: Lawrence Feltham, William Ottaviani, Willard Glasgow, Mrs. Constance Flannigan, Mrs. Marjorie Green, Miss Catherine Fleming, Miss Helen Foley, Abraham Bernstein, Francis Hilts, WiUiam Yarrow. English and Public Speaking I I tt «« Eli Fl lulltfi Mathematics Row 1: J. Marino, M. Dando, J. Dowd, M, Melamed; i?ow 2; W. Hogan, R. Miner, J. Sasinek, R. Hein. History Row I: R GiUespie, B. L. Hennessey, R. Slesser, E. Prior, K. DonneUy; Row 2: H, Shriber, C. Young, R. LaUa, I. Hurlbert, F. LoVuolo N George, T. Goosley. o , , iw, Health and Science Standing: R. Deyo, J. Vavra, D. Roehm, C. Lorden, J. Sinchasci; Seated: M. Melamed, J. King. Language Row 1: R. Taylor, E. Hinds, H. Combopiano, S. Beravek, C. Keenan; i?OH ' 2: R. Kretz, C. Johnson, C. Galli, S. Woodruff, J. Maughan. Commercial Row 1: J. Svatik, A. Lowry (Commercial Department Head), E. Kurmas, M. Neubert, F. Bochnak;i?ow 2: R. Mansour, M. Wilkirson, D. L. Prosseda, R. Smith, J. Russell, J. Kassais. Homemaking and Driver Education Physical Education Row 1: Mrs. Nezelek, Miss Freer; .Row 2: Mr. Childs, Mr. Wright. Industrial Arts Row 1: Mr. Fred Barrett, Mr. Harold Hess — Principal; Row 2: Mr. Francis Gorges, Mr. Gerald Dischinger, Mr. Vincent Brannick, Mr. Lee Kent. i Librarians Bookroom Miss V. Ashbacker Mrs. D. Newcomb Mrs. J. Hickox Mrs. V. McDonald Mrs. K. Driscoll Treasurer Custodians Nurse Michael Hudak, Carl Springer Mrs. Nellie Cartwright Cafeteria Row 1: Miss M. Morgan, Mrs. J. Malenich, Mrs. P. Pace, Row 2: Mrs. M. Smith - Manager, Mrs. B. Chuckalaski, Mrs. M. Carulli, Mrs. M. Polorchak. Main Office r Mrs. M. Hebbard Secretary to the Principal The Pan Annual, on behalf of the student body, would like to thank you, the school secretaries, for listening to our excuses in the attendance office, typing our tests, operating the intercom, (By the way, what ever happened to channel 3), helping with our college transcripts, and the various other jobs you are called upon to do. We thank you for all your help! Mrs. J. Herrick Mrs. G. Kozlowski Counselor ' s Secretaries Mrs. Kathleen Bucher, Mrs. Florence Houpis, Mrs. Wanda Chase. Marilyn Maume, Christine Spring, Teresa Sweeney, 35 i I Renee Zyskowski, Treasurer; Joan Sprague, Vice President; Wendy Griffin, Secretary; Albert Noc- ciolino. President; Mr. Prosseda, Advisor. G O O f f I c e r s ■j !t 1 1 I 36 i L ' Vi 1 mT Row 1: M. Azersky, S. Ward, P. Murray, A. Wilson, J. Salad, M. Sail, S. Rabow, P. Bowers, C. Deyo, M. Ganim; Row 2: J. Erickson, J. Mun¬ son, A. Shyposh, N. Harrington, R. Miles, B. Emilio, M. Valada, M. Harris, J. Biros, E. Previti, M. Pasquale; Row 3: J. McGoff, W. Griffin, V. Lynch, R. Hall, J. Reistetter, M. Pratt, M. Kruski, B. Bolster, D. Green, J. Handy, D. Prosseda, Advisor; Row 4: R. Quaranta, D. Lesko, L. Gans, M. Smith, G. Kachmarik, M. Gross, G. Bezek, L. Suchowiecki, N. Savicky, I. Gruber; Row 5: W. Jones, R. Sprout, P. Keller, A. Noc- ! ciolino, P. Watrous, T. Saunders, N. Cullings, B. Schmid, L. Steed, M. Bowers. Representatives [ 37 Honor Society Row 1: P. Moore, R. Banker, D. Bowen, S. Zeger, C. Lesko, C. Worman, M. Smigel; Row 2: R. Wackett, E. Melamed (Secretary), B. Titus, M. Goldstein, C. Sweeney, J. McGoff, R. Simons; Row 3: J. Derby, C. Constine, M. Harris, C. Dodge, B. Smith, F. Roper, D. Wyso (President), E. Hull (Vice-President); Row 4: L. Solyak, G. Bezek, G. Palmer, R. Henry, D. Zelesnikar, P. Keller, A. Buchs- baum, A. Stamboulian, A. Peters. Key Club Row 1: A. Nocciolino — Treasurer, S. Zeger — Secretary, N. Cullings, J. Restino — President, D. Bowen — Vice-President, B. Madigan, B. Kelmie; Row 2: S. Paushter, F. Williams, M. Gerch- man, T. Tenner, A. Peters, M. Phalen, D. Jacobs; Row 3: W. Ottaviani, D. Rafter, P. Watrous, D. Heichemer, D. Lebous, J. Tubs. 39 II 202: Code Name — Organized Chaos | Opening the door to 202 during homeroom period sends a shock wave rattling through the building. The teachers only shrug and say “It’s just the PAN ANNUAL. They’re at it again.” Pandemonium aside, the PANORAMA ANNUAL works from September to April producing a yearbook. (Some teachers claim we are plotting to overthrow the government of Upper Sxychaczjaulam; others claim we are building the first Bromine Bomb; actually we’re crossing fruit flies with grapefruits.) The Yearbook, under the leadership of Bob “Mad Scientist” Henry, the brain of the organization, and Rita “Mata Hari” Chirumbolo, the body of the organization, endeavors to capture all the exciting and absurd moments of a school year. Mr. Abraham Bernstein attempts to check the plot of the conniving staff and guide them on to fruition. This year, with the theme of “PRIDE,” the PAN ANNUAL promises an unbelievable yearbook. Next year — the book will “self-destruct in five seconds.” 40 Row 1: M. Pasquale, F. Roper, J. Morrison; Row 2: M. Goldstein, J. Purdy, J. Kawashima. A rv. Row 1: D. Bowen, J. Sprague, A. Lacey; Row 2: L. Dykstra, S. Cohen, J. Phipps, D. Fluegel. Panorama Annual From left to right: J. Cox, M. Conboy, C. Constine, K. Toman, A. Buchsbaum, L. Campbell, M. Smith, A. Cohn. ►f Row 1: P. Savory, J. McGoff, P. Ehrich, M. S migel, A. Stamboulian, P. Keller, B. Smith, W. Griffin, L. Phelps, C. Deyo, T. Gallagher, R. Zyskowski, B. Bolster, R. Luft; Row 2: D. Zelesnikoa, K. Graybill, S. Harter, M. Pasquale, A. Barron, S. Mullens, S. Ludy, J. Keane, N. Bur- glass, N. Drozdow, K. Toman, K. Horvath, R. Wackett, G. Bezek; Row 3: K. Sandberg, L. Solvak, E. Crowley, J. Sprague, C. Berger, I. Klac- j zanyj, J. Hochron, R. Levine, R. Scudder, E. Watrous, B. Moore, K. Caruana, G. Vunk, R. Farynyk; Row 4: S. Rosenberg, K. Jasielonis, J. Kostyun, B. SaU, S. Paushter. 42 The Panorama Newspaper is one club that works continually from beginning to end of each term. Publish- ing eight newspapers a year requires planning, co-operation and hard work. The news, feature, advertising, photography, art and sports staffs constitute a total of some fifty students from all grades. Compiling a newspaper is no easy job. Nor is it a one-man job. Guided by a board of fourteen editors and advisor. Miss Mary Holleran, the Panorama depends upon its reporters for success. The paper provides a place for students and teachers to express their ideas and opinions in the letters to the Editor column. Also, the paper provides, not only news of school and community events, but entertains read¬ ers with the Pa Central column and photo features. The newspaper is arduous but rewarding work. 43 Band Row 1: T. Saunders, N. Pratt, B. Clark, B. Rozen, J. Westcott, C. Doyle, A. Boyajian, J. Schmidt, G. Frost, R. Tiemo; Row 2: E. Duffy, G. McMyne, M. Noyd, M. Ziebur, C. Tiffany, R. Caro, D. Booth, P. Moore, L. Best, M. Simons, C. Dodge, M. Pasguale, L. Pierson; Row 3: P. Ribler, G. Palmer, C. Deyo, R. Farynyk, E. Hull, F. Sebesta, J. Cox, K. Weinstock, M. Wenskus, K. Murphy, P. Mores, M. Smigel, R. Banker, B. Moore; Row 4: S. Dyer, L. Carvana, S. Bovay, S. Mayko, J. Hochron, K. Michalak, M. Conboy, R. Caruana, N. Lawton, P. Rowicki, K. Bach; Row 5: R. Miles, C. Hamlin, G. Vunk, J. Ruspantini, C. Emert, L. Lockwood; Row 6: J. Phyyss, K. Aruffith, M. Azersky, St. Banker, J. Vurik, G. Pierson, R. Kolpakas, P. Dodge. Row 7: N. Montague, L. Smith, D. Coats, J. Thurston; Row 8: R. Barnes, B. Scanlon, R. Simons, J. Zael, M. Azersky, W. Eueir, G. Kachmarik, B. Corderman, M. Harris, J. Haight, J. Zdimal; Row 9: G. Bogosta, J. Dancho, A. Fedo, S. Mochz, E. Sharvinko, C. Worman, A. Navalle. 45 B.C.H.S. ORCHESTRA Violins L. Best A. Shyposh J. Wallenberg B. Garabedian R. Simons T. Gallagher P. Kaimin A. Boyajin M. Simons J. Breckenridge A. Stamboulian A. Filley M. Pasquale B. Reistetter I. Carl F. Brown C. Beese J. Lubinski L. Dykstra Violas C. Dodge J. Westcott R. Sussman L. Lockwood Cellos C. Worman S. Zeger J. Derby C. O’Neil B. Shumaker G. Johnston J. Peters String Basses P. Moore C. Sea grin R. Cirigione Bassoons B. Corderman R. Banker B. Rozen Oboes D. Booth J. Ruspantini C. Deyo Clarinets E. Hull K. Murphy L. Pierson G. Vunk Flutes G. Palmer R. Farynyk M. Ziebur Contrabass P. Ribler French Horns L. Smith J. Thurston D. Coats Trumpets P. Dodge S. Banker J. Jurick Trombones J. Haight M. Harris A. Vavalle Tuba A. Fedo Percussion W. Clark R. Tiemo S. Cohen Varsity Choir Row 1: T. Martin, D. Swingle, D. Dutko, M. Roman, S. Diamond, B. Swingle, K. Durkot, B. Hrywnak, G. Ackerman, J. Biros, A Shyposh, E. Jones, B. Munson, J. Keenan, V. Salkin, D. Berger, D. Koplik, C. Feeko, M. Conboy; Row 2: T. Brutvan, J. Barton, B.Mahluin, L Linsky, M. Husar, J. Jurik, T. Saunders, D. King, J. Caletka, R. Sweitzer, P. Johnson, J. Jacksevich, D. Colwell, R. Bernstein, M. Hovey, Clark, L. Or- zelek, L. Capani, V. House, D. Hotaling, L. Gregoire, N. Wright; Row 3: N. Seketa, R. Green, R. Levene L. Deyo, J. Ozvald, R. Sigler, S. Anderson, K. Powell, R. Chirumbolo, Mr. Clune - Advisor, S. Laws, C. Reistetter, C. Adams, M. Kilgallon, J. Handy, L. Suchowieski, L. Solyak, e! Guley, V. Gomolka, D. Zelesnikar. 48 J. V. Choir and Male Glee Wm r t 1 .11 .B K ' l i Kit ' UjkJ 1 W . i t ‘ft ■ ' i— .jr ' Row 1: R. Green, B. Swingle, A. Shuman, D. Swingle; Row 2: N. Seketa, T. Saunders, J. Oz- vold, M. Husar, J. Caletka, R. Sigler, D. King, L. Deyo, J. Barton, Mr. T. Clune. Row 1: R. fioch, N. Chupp, P. Goodman, D. Pooley, S. Kilgallon, G. Pratt, S. Roszko, I. Krajnyk, B. Shumaker, M. Hrehor, P. Gregoire, C. Hill; Row 2: C. Clark, W. Petras, M. Lisi, J. Lubinski, S. Hian, M. Diachuk, M. Brusil, J. Poremba, M. Tasber, B. Brown, S. Aton; Row 3: C. George, M. Kruski, K. Moore, R. Orzelek, J. Lesko, R. Sussman, R. Serbonich, H. Lewis, V. Secor, Mr. T. Clune; Row 4: E. Gadus, L. Lud¬ wig, B. Conrad, C. Bakic, L. Gans, B. Brigham, A. Reistetter, D. Lynn, S. Smith, S. Zdimal. 49 Debate Club Row I (Seated): L. Bartlett, N. Paciocco, S. Mullens, R. Sweitzer, S. Diamond, M. Pasquale, N. Seketa, R. Miles; Row 2 (Standing): S. Wolk, R. Scudder, W. Glasgow - Advisor, R. Curtis. Each year, Debate Club plans discussions on the national debate topic and other topics of inter¬ est. With the help of its advisor, Mr. Glasgow, and its officers, the members write speeches to be used in formal debate. This year, the club is sponsoring an Interscholastic Debate Tournament. Chess Club, advised by Mr. Kent, has as its offi¬ cers; Nick Paciocco, president; Nick Seketa, vice- president; Diane Wahl, secretary; Richard Lev¬ ine, treasurer; and Clayton Lucovich, G.O. repre¬ sentative. The objective of this club is to develop skill in playing chess, thus intensifying the concen¬ tration and logical reasoning of its members. Chess Club Row 1: N. Seketa, L. Kent — Advisor, N. Paciocco — President, R. Orzelek, J. Lubinski; Row 2: S. Rosenberg, B. Schmid, R. Levine, R. Curtis, J. Thurston, E. Schroeder, C. Merry, W. Rosenweig. 50 Public Speaking Row 1: C. O’eil, S. Wolk, S. Blumenkranz, H. Foley, N. Bur- glass, R. Bernstein, D. Welk; Row 2: D. Fluegel, T. Stefanski, F. Miller, D. Rafter, P. Erickson, J. Artuso, S. Robertson; Row 3: L. LaMonica, L. Merrill, J. Kazmark, T. Stevens, D. Kidder, P. Bowers, S. Rabow, C. Deyo, V. Sedor; Row 4: K. Rice, H. Flax- man, A. Cunningham, K. Moore, A. Zevan, J. Lubinski, L. Rafuse, J. Kawashima, S. Roszko, J. Biros, A. Barron, D. Bogart; Row 5: C. Conant, J. Lucas, E. Baka, M. Kuharik, P. Wharton, L. Sisk¬ in, P. Cox, R. Webster, L. Lock- wood, R. Sussman, M. Hovey; Row 6: D. Wahl, B. Hrywnak, D. Cline, S. Derby, D. Lesko, L. Cans, L. Connolly, S. McCarthy, P. Murra y, S. Gihnsky, J. Reis- tetter; Row 7: R. Dudley, R. Green, M. Celock, D. Welsh, V. Tripp, S. Sail, J. Dancho, J. Fitz¬ gerald, B. Chrunyk, R. Getty. 51 Row 1: R. Hoch, M. Hovey, L. Orzellek, J. Prusik, H. Foley, B. Swingle, S. Anderson, W. Rosenzweig; Row 2: J. Bernard, K. Hotchkiss, J. Dobrinski, J. Owens, K. Nelson; Row 3: S. Wolk, E. Jones (Asst. Stg. Mgr.), J. Davis (Asst. Stg. Mgr.), A. Wilson, G. Smith, D. Swift; Row 4: V. Sebesta, H. Flaxman, S. Robertson, H. Lewis, R. Bernstein, K.Durkot. 52 Dramatics Club is made up of ap¬ proximately one hundred members, and anyone may join. Its advisor is Miss Helen Foley, and its president is Elinor Jones, vice- president, Bill Ros- enzweig; secretary, June Bernard; treasurer, Donna Fluegal; and Sergeant-at-arms, John Dobrinsld. Dramatics Club presents two pro¬ ductions each year. In the past, it has put on such pro¬ ductions as Camel- ot, Ziegfield Follies, Pinnochio Cranberry, and others. Row 1: V. Eassa, A. Aroga, E. Jones, J. Bernard, D. Fluegel, W. Rosenzweig, H. Foley, J. Dobrinski, C. Hill, A. Casella; Row 2: D. Colwell, L. Rafuse, C. Lesko, P. Kidder, K. Durkot, S. Ward, L. Box, G. Pratt, C. O’Neill, M. Ganim; Row 3: L. Woolfolk, T. Dertitis, L. Dykstra, S. Cohon, J. Prusik, P. Goodman, J. White, G. Conlon, B. Swingle, N. Shupp, K. Cronin; Row 4: L. Sisldn, H. Flaxman, S. Anderson, J. Handy, B. Munson, S. Clark, M. Hovey, J. Lubinsld, J. Svamey, B. Wood, H. Lewis, R. Bernstein; Row 5: V. Salkiw, V. Doolittle, D. Flue- gel, K. Hotchkiss, C. Levine, D. Emma, M. Kruski, S. Robertson, K. Rice, I. Merrill, S. Wolk, A. Wilson, M. Pasquale; Row 6: G. Ksvhmstik, M. Gross, C. Berger, J. Keane, K. Semo, S. Stefhk, L. Campbell, J. Davis, E. Guley, C. Balch, V. Gomolka, L. Lockwood; Row 7: T. Kidder, D. Swingle, D. Swift, B. Chrunyk, R. Clark, S. Sell, D. McKercher, E. Gadus, L. Gans, C. Merriam, V. Sebesta, G. Hasbrouk; Row 8: J. Owens, A. Mariani, R. Green, D. Dobish, D. Munson, B. Schmid, M. Celock, P. Kamen, B. Oretskin, A. Lacey, R. Sigler, D. Wik- torke. 53 Math-Science Club provides an opportunity for those inter¬ ested in science or mathematics to discover its new aspects, as well as to learn more about its familiar aspects. Field trips and lectures are included in the club’s program. The advisors are Mrs. Dowd, and Miss King. Officers are: President — Denise Wysco; Vice- President — Janice Koffman; Secretary — Judy Morrison; and Treasurer — ' Jeanne Derby. Math Science Row I: M. Roman, K. Cannon; Row 2: J. Ozvold, J. Derby — Treasurer, D. Wyso — President, J. Koffman — Vice-President, J. Morrison — Secretary, R. Levine; Row 3: Mrs. Dowd, D. Wahl, T. Saunders, R. Henry, A. Cohn, R. Simons, A. Buchsbaum. 54 Art Club ART CLUB: Row 1: D. Fluegel — Vice-President, V. Mastrogiovanni — President, D. Kochis — Secretary; Row 2: A. Casella, G. Hasbrouck, M. Azersky, K. Jasielonis, M. Gross, L. Walling, C. Berger, P. Kane; Row 3: S. Patrick, L. Siskin, K. Kost, J. Prudy, J. Carlos, B. Tocheny, J. Owens, G. Kachmarik, D. Fluegel. Literary Club Literary Club meets once a week as it has done for fifty years, to discuss literature not included in the school curriculum. The club officers are: president Elizabeth Hull, vice- president S. Rosenberg, secretary J. Koffman, and treasurer C. O’Neil. Miss Hinckley is the faculty ad¬ visor. The organization in¬ vites and encourages all in¬ terested students to join. LIT CLUB: Row 1: F. Roper, J. Koffman (Secretary), E. Hull (President), D. Wahl, C. Constine, J. Salad; Row 2: N. Paciocco, S. Rosenberg, R. Henry, R. Levine, A. Cohn, M. Kilgallon, Miss Hinck¬ ley. 55 French Club ' 1 . .’T B r;? a 1 French Club, reorganized this year under new advisors, Miss Galli and Mr. Maughn, elected new officers: president, Donna Zelesnikar; vice-president, Rita Chirumbolo; secretary, Barbara Smith; and treasurer, Eleanor Wa- trous. The club is hosting several guest speakers. It is also spon¬ soring bake sales and other money-making projects, in hopes of talang a trip to Quebec. Row 1: T. Gallagher, K. Horvath, B. Bolster, M. Pasquale; Row 2: P. Hores, J. Keane, W. Griffin, B. Smith, A. Stamboulian, R. Simmons; Row 3: D. Zelesnikar — President, M. Miller; Row 4: R. Chirumbolo — Vice-President, M. Hriciga, H. Lehman, M. Meagher, M. Goldstein, K. Griffith, L. Gregoire, P. Keller, R. Sweitzer, P. Johnson. Club Row 1: Miss Woodruff, K. Surace, S. Roszko, I. Klaczanyj, A. Wilson, L. Merrill, S. Dyer, M. Diachuk, P. Ehrich, K. Monahan, C. O’Neil; Row 2: Mr. C. Johnson — Advisor, E. Gorton, P. Wharton, R. Wack- ett, B. Bolster, E. Guley, S. Cimshay, E. Baka, C. Dalch, E. Melamen — President, J. Lynn, J. Simkulet, R. Hoch; Row 3: G. Gerchman, R. Leitner, M. Kilgallon, K. Toman, S. Nietsnreb, M. Hancock, A. Shu¬ man, B. Kelly, J. Keane, D. Lynn, J. Lucas, V. Kma; Row 4: M. Swartz, J. Jasielonis, B. Starr, S. Steflik, D. Fluegel, M. Costello, L. Campbell, K. Paetzold, C. Merry, S. Zeger, D. Swift, H. Aroca; Row 5: R. Regni, A. Kaman, A. Nocciolino, R. Luft, M. Miller, M. Radicchi, M. Noyd, M. Harris, P. Cioci, L. Ar¬ nold, J. Stannard, M. Hriciga. 56 The purpose of Red Cross is to help others. The advisor is Miss Kasai, and the officers are: pres., S. Ander¬ son; vice-pres., T. Kid¬ der; sec., R. Green; and treas., N. Pratt. Be¬ sides other charitable projects, the club is making a school chest to be sent to disaster areas. Red Cross Row 1; N. Pratt, R. Green, J. Kasai, S. Anderson, T. Kidder; Row 2: R. Gialanella, J. McGavin, P. Keatings, D. French, V. Fiske, S. Keatings, J. Mowen, A. Sezemias; Row 3: E. Kohut, B. Munson, M. Harris, L. Connolly, V. Coolittle, A. Reistetter, H. Lehman, P. Savory, L. Yager, C. Feeko, C. George; Row 4: W. Rosenzweig, J. Rose, H. Shuford, A. Lacey, R. Bennett, B. Schmid, J. Steed, P. T. Notson, M. Steiner, M. Killgallon. The Future Nurses Club, rela¬ tively new, was established four years ago. The advisor is Mrs. Cartwright, and the officers are: pres., J. Cox; vice-pres., K. Lempke; sec., D. McKerther; and treas., L. Box. The purpose of the club is to bring together high school students interested in ca¬ reers in nursing and health. Future Nurses Row 1: V. Lynch, S. Bazil; Row 2: J. Jacksevich, L. Campell; Row 3: B. Marean, L. Box — Treasurer, J. Cox — President, K. Lembcke — Vice-President, D. McKercher — Secretary, D. Wahl. 58 Student Staff STUDENT STAFF: Row 1: A. Jones, S. Swartz, F. Marino, C. Ellis, L. Regni, A. Martone, D. Felo, K. Graybill, M. Valada, J. Cox, S. Galli, C. Casey, A. Aroca; Row 2: B. Tarrant, L. Gregoire, K. Kolosna, J. Munson, El Jones, S. Potusky, D. Berger, R. Holmes, M. Pratt, J. Crom¬ well, W. Griffin, M. Mahlum, B. Brown, N. Drozdow, L. Keyes; Row 3: S. Anderson, C. Sebesta, M. Costello, R. Conklin, K. Amacher, B. Breckinridhe, M. Gerchman, F. Bokal, R. Wyszkowski, D. Miller, S. Nicklaw, A. DeFlippo, J. Stannard, R. Dufford, R. Regni, J. Davis, K. Couse, S. Laws. Contemporary Affairs FORUM: S. Rabon, J. Kilts, M. Conboy, J. Vanclament, Mr. C. Young, K. Michalak, M. Gross, K. Durkot, A. Casella, C. Bakic, V. Mastro- giovanni, Judy Kilts, R. S. Prout, P. Lesko, K. Goffman, E. Rauch, M. Halaburka, R. Green, K. Beppler. Not Pictured: George Kachmarik — President, George Hasbrouck — Treasurer. 1 61 Row 1: S. Wolanski (Mgr.), J. Davis (21), K. Kma (72), D. Suwak (1), W. Micholychak (40), H. Lyons (44), T. DooUttle (25), J. Thornton (22), R. Kazimierski (31), M. Macko (91), J. Potter (52), W. Rice (42), M. Cleary (Stdt. Tr.); ? 2; D. Jacobs (89), M. Mack (24), M. Phalen (66), B. Flora (3), D. Bowlsby (61), T. Markle (60), T. Rose (54), F. Stento (33), A. Nocciolino (26), P. Grivas (11), J. Lomonaco (57), T. But¬ ler (63), J. Rotella (41), B. Madigan (64), N. Cullings (23); Row 3: Coach Lalla, P. Feheley (16), D. Rafter (65), M. Beluea (82), T. Doolittle (71), M. Gerdus (99), J. Kost (70), T. Davis (77), M. Radicchi (73), T. Strazik (85), J. Restino (50), D. Barthng (90), D. Bocek (76), B. Putano (30), D. Thomas (74), Coach J. C. Holly, Coach W. Berfield. Varsity Football B.C.H.S. football team. , . spirit . . . pep rallies . . , first game Bull¬ dog victory over J.C., 13-0 . . . Coach Lalla . . . cheerleaders . . . great half-time shows . . . exciting Central comeback defeats S.V., 21-14 . . . mud . . . Key Club sup¬ port . . . heartbreaking loss to North, 14-13. . . most important— PRIDE. BCHS . . . . . 13 JC. . . . 0 BCHS . . . . . . 7 UE. . . 13 BCHS . . . . . . 4 CC. . . 27 BCHS . . . . . . 0 Vestal. . . . . . 43 BCHS . . , . . . 7 Owego . . . . . 40 BCHS .. . . . . 0 Ithaca. . . . . . 54 BCHS . . . . . 21 SV. . . 14 BCHS . . . . . 13 North. . . . , . . 14 64 Row 1: Larry Wimberly (24), Thomas Stafanski (20), Paul Bernard (50), John Wolanski (11), Chris Capwell (65), Fred Holland (83), Jim MacClary (21), Herbie Smith (34), Tom Wasser (12), Bryan Grace (22), Chuck Munson (31), Jim McLaughhn (33); Row 2: Robert O’Loughlin (64), Mark Rogers (84), Ken Brenchley (44), Gary Youmans (23), Bill Kaschak (10), Leonard Halli (64), Val Tripp (32), Greg Sabol (51), Lenny Steed (63), Steve Semcho (67), Dale Chrzan (68), Fred Shatara (62), Andrew Fedo (72), Joseph Papso (84), Scudder Mackey (71), Mark Grogan (85), Charles Leounis (80), Dave Calvasina (81), Mike Husar (73), Phil O’Neil (80), Bob Gallagher (12), Rick Zamay (82), Bill Mahlum (43), Mark Itahano (77). Coach Childs’ first year at Central . . . impressive first three wins , . . crush¬ ing fourth quarter field goal by Ithaca . . . J.V.’s guided to successful sea¬ son. BCHS . . 13 JCHS. . . . 6 BCHS . . 19 JEHS. . . . 6 BCHS . . 27 CCHS . . . 6 BCHS . . . 7 VCHS . . 21 BCHS . . 13 OFA . . . . 0 BCHS . . . 7 IHS . . . . 10 BCHS . . 28 SVHS. . . . 7 BCHS . . . 0 BNHS . . 31 J. V. Football 66 Pride and spirit. . . endurance; breathless exhaus¬ tion . . . victory — how sweet it is . . . practice makes perfect. . . effort is rewarded. . . individual standards . . . teamwork, the most important element . . . jog¬ ging to MacArthur . . . anticipation . . . fulfillment and more pride . . . DUAL MEET RECORD 4-1 Cross-Country Cross Country Row 1: R. Stamboulian, P. Hampton, G. Shaheen, C. Worden, G. Lieberman, T. Mastrogiooanni; Row 2: D. Birtch, C. Briggs, R. Simons, R. Rail, M. Ketchoyian, V. Stimak; Row 3: Wm. Wright, J. Dancho, F. Cichostepski, G. Crawford, E. Komjati, S. Banker, G. Szego, J. Dickerson, C. Wilson. 67 r Varsity Basketball A fter a slow start, Central showed Binghamton who the best team was. Bruce Field’s excellent shooting, Dave Tita’s outstand¬ ing rebounding, Gary Gerdus’s excellent ball-handling ability, Jerry Davis’s dribbhng and outside shooting, and Henry Shu- ford’s one-handers continually led Central to victory. We also cannot forget Bob Zurenda and Tom Whipple, who showed how dependable our bench was. Although Bruce Fields was our only senior, our young team proved that Central is tops in this area. We hope next year’s team will be better, although being better than this year’s team will be hard. Row 1: D. Haines, H. Shuford, M. Bowers, J. Davis, P. Torricco, Coach N. George; Row 2: A. Flora, T. Davis, G. Gerdus, D. Tita, B. Fields, B. Zurenda, T. Whipple. ESS Scranton Vestal CC sv UE Seton North Ithaca JC Vestal Ithaca CC Owego UE ME North CV Central Central Central Central Central Central Central Central Central Central Central Central Central Central Central Central Central Central 53 61 63 74 63 71 53 62 57 76 40 55 56 84 71 44 35 59 J.V. Basketball Row 1: J. Haines, F. Madigan, R. Mitchell, J. Ludwig, L. Hawkins; Row 2: T. Martin, J. Santoni, B. Roff, G. Solyak, S. Smith, B. Putano, S. Pierson, B. Kaschak; Not Pictured: T. Feeko. This year, the highspirited BuUpups had a strenuous and exciting season. Central’s Jun¬ ior Varsity basketball team was a young, strong, hard working group. The starting five was Ron Mitchell, Bernie I tano, Tom Feeko, Bill Kaschak, and Scott Smith. Due to an inju¬ ry, Tom Feeko was replaced by a newcomer, George Solyak. Unfortunately, the record does not reflect the great team effort put forth. 72 Swimming Row 1: F. Sprague, E. Reese, P. Dodge, R. Jindra, C. Greenblott, R. Payes; Row 2: M. Jarema, D. Paushter, R. Hunt M. Phalen, J Perun, M. Macko, S. Paushter; Row 3: D. Reidy, M. Krembs, M. Grogan, T. Ehrich, H. Stanley, D. Mumson, Mr. Wnght; Not Pictured: B. Maze, G. Crawford, J. Caletka, B. Cuddeback. Central’s Swim Team, consisting of about 25 members, is under the direction of Coach Roger Wright. The boys practice every day during lunch hour and after school. They are a hard working team and have shown promising qualities this past season. It is a young team and we can look forward to seeing most of these boys next year. They did a great job and we’re proud of them. Wrestling Central Wrestling was in a building stage this year since the team was basically sopho¬ mores and juniors. Led by Mr. Childs, the team worked out everyday after school and sometimes on weekends and vacations. The climax of this season came with a decisive vic¬ tory over North High. Coach Childs; Varsity Co-Captains J. Potter, H. Lyons, D. Bowlsby; J.V. Captain B. Madigan. Row 1: H. Harrington, T. Lenner, L. Wimberly, B. Madigan, H. Lyons, D. Bowlsby, J. Potter, R. Bocek, C. Mason; Row2: R. Kazimierski, D. Suwak, D. Lebous, P. Pompeii, A. Raimondi, J. Rotella, G. Furch, M. Stento, D. Birch, C. Worden; Row 3: E. Cichostepski, M. Azersky, F. Holland, J. Cichostepski, M. Husar, J. Ziacz, J. Schmidt, G. Szego, H. Lockwood, R. Clark, R. Harrison, A. Stento, Mr. Childs; Aot Pictured: P. Mason, M. Tasber, G. Patton, W. McCarthy. 74 Every Sunday morning for 5 weeks, some 40 ski en¬ thusiasts were up bright and early to board the bus before 7:30. Arriving at Greek Peak, everyone trudges up a hill where most of the kids take lessons to im¬ prove their style. Then the whole day is spent skiing or attempting to ski. Occasionally, one might glimpse Coach Nezelek coming down, or see Coach Childs on the bunny slope; or maybe Joe Restino, President of Ski Club, may whiz past doing the cha-cha down the expert trail. But everyone joins in the fun and soon snow bunnies become good skiiers. Then, at the clos¬ ing of the day, the tired group boards the bus and as the last ski is put in place, contented cries are heard . . . Did you see that wipe-out I made? . . . ya — she broke her ski . . . wow! didn’t Harry look gorgeous today?! . . . Oh, I love skiing, don’t you? Ski Club 75 Row 1: Mr. Sweeney, N. Reinhart, M. Ivankovich, J. Jones, R. Di Orio; Row 2: P. Fcheley, D. Zembeck, D. Suwak, G. Anderson; Row 3: E. Anderson, G. Taylor, A. Flora, F. Williams, M. Humphries; Row 4: T. Whipple, W. Micholychak. Coach Sweeney reports from his new post as Executive As¬ sistant to the Principal of East Junior that things are looking up for Central’s Baseball team. Most valuable player, Dan Zembeck, has been lost to the University of Bridgeport . . . Mike Ivanovitch to Rider . . . others to points unknown. But many of the boys will return next year to maintain their team’s fine record. Here’s to another victory over North and even a victory over Vestal. 79 80 BCHS tennis team . . , third consec¬ utive undefeated season . . . coached by Mr. G. Dischinger . . , Central beats Ithaca twice . . . Ron Barron, down, comes back to win, clinches match . . . Central first in STAC . . . Row 1: B. Smith, D. Heichemer, R. Barron, T. Galvin, K. Hewitt, L. Jacobs, R. Heichemer; Row 2: Mr. Dischinger, G. Capwell, L. Davis, R. Kel- 1am, S. Smith, M. Andrew, M. Gerchman, S. Pier¬ son. T n 41 straight wins . . . Dave Heichemer — Tim Galvin capture doubles’ conso¬ lation in state finals . . . John Reyan goes to sectionals. 1968 Tennis Matches BCHS 5 IHS 2 BCHS 6 UEHS 1 BCHS 7 CCHS 0 BCHS 7 VCHS 0 BCHS 7 BNHS 0 BCHS 6 MEHS 1 BCHS 7 JCHS 0 BCHS 7 CVHS 0 BCHS 7 SVHS 0 BCHS 7 OFA 0 BCHS 4 IHS 3 BCHS 5 UEHS 2 BCHS 5 CCHS 2 BCHS 7 VCHS 0 BCHS 6 BNHS 1 EAST-WEST PLAYOFF BINGHAMTON CENTRAL 7, MAINE-ENDWELL 0 81 mmmm TRACK AND FIELD Mile medley... the small crowd. . . the other runners’ po¬ sitions ... the low hurdles ... the 880-yard relay: A1 Nocciol- ino, Jim Thornton, Dave Zmitrowitz, and Ned Cullings . . . section four records set in 880 and mile medley . . .pole vault¬ ing . . . discus throwing and shotput. . . Mile Medley relay: Gary Lieberman, Jim Thornton, Ned Cullings, Henry Shu- ford . . . Southern Tier Athletic Conference records set . . . high jump and low jump . . . 220, 440, and 880 races . . . Parkhurst Invitational . . . MacArthur track . . . Elmira Re- lays . . . a winning team . . • Apr. 27 BCHS 11 91 2 May 15 Section 4 OFA 35 Relays at UE SV 15 2 BCHS 16 2 - May 1 BCHS 70 May 18 1st ME 66 Elmira Relays BNHS 34 BCHS 12-3rd May 4 BCHS 6 SV 2 May 27 BCHS 84 ME 671 2 BNHS 52 May 7 Vestal 87 May 24 STAC MEET BCHS 49 BCHS 35-3rd June 4 Parkhurst Meet BCHS 11 -6th Gary Lieberman, James Thornton, Edward Cullings, and Henry Shuford. June 8th, 1%8 Port Jefferson-NYS Intersectional Meet BINGHAMTON CENTRAL - STATE CHAMPIONS - MEDLEY RELAY 3:34.4 Sec. New Central and Section Four Record. 82 Block “B” Club, a service organization, is designed to develop leader¬ ship qualities in its members and to prepare them for useful citizenship. Members of Block “B” are boys who are letter winners in a varsity sport and who have received a recommendation from the faculty advisor, Mr. Wright. The officers of Block “B” are; President — Frank Stento Vice-President — Scott Zeger Treasurer — Dave Cuddeback Secretary — Bruce Fields Sergeant-at-Arms — Henry Shuford Block Row 1: F. Williams, J. Thorton, M. Jarema, H. Shuford, D. Cuddeback; Row 2: A. Brown, M. Gerchman, A. Peters, A. Noc- ciolino, T. Rose, C. Hunt, D. Heichmer, S. Paushter, M. Phalen, D. Suwak, J. Potter, N. Cullings, Mr. J. Childs; Row 3: Mr. Wright, C. Wilson, S. Smith, J. Restino, G. Anderson, B. Fields, M. Racicchi, D. Rafter, L. Davis, J. Dickerson, J. Caletka; Row 4: G. Taylor, G. Lieberman, S. Zeger, R. Heichemer. 84 85 Varsity Row 1: M. Goldstein, J. Riley, T. Giammichele, G. Agatheas; Row 2: June Budden, D. Green, R Zyskowski, K. Kost, P. Grummond, M. Scalone. I I 86 Football Cheerleaders Row 1: J. Budden, M. Meagher, R. Quaranta, M. Goldstein; Row 2: J. Benyi, M. Scalone, C. Sebesta, K. Kost, J. Riley; Not Pictured: R. Zyskowski. Basketball 87 88 Itl Mil Military Color Guard Row 1: N. Hudak; Row 2: R. Sweitzer, M. Costello, R. Luft, D. Zelesnikar, C. Reistetter, J. Stannard, R. Regni. M A K. Horvath, J. Derby, L. Heichemer, K. Couse, A. Howard, R. Chirumbolo. Banner Color Guard 89 L I t t e r s I r Row 1: D. Wyso, J. Munson, K. Kaschak, A. Barron, J. Morrison, B. Brown, S. Clark; Row 2: L. Nezelek, J. Biros, M. Smetana, V. Fiske, C. Sunness, J. Stanko, D. Sviatyla, M. Hovey; Row 3; D. Briscoe, A. Shyposh, B. Brigham, J. Handy, G. Bezek, C. Berger, C. Schmidt, L. Orzelek. s ! 90 m Twiners Left to Right: J. Bandurchin, K. Paetzold, R Wackett. if Ut ft M suit p e P C I u b Row 1: R. Mansour - Sponsor, G. Gerchman - Sergeant-at-Arms, D. Mares - Attendance Officer, M. Hrici- ga - Secretary, B. Bolster - G.O. Rep., E. Crowley - President, R. Luft - Treasurer, D. Zelesnikar - Vice President, B. Kattell, R. Holmes, B. Sullivan, C. Balch, A. Stamboulian, E. Guley, K. Toman, D. Berger, M. Herrick, S. Maimoros, G. Kulik, P. Machalek, P. Savory, L. Suchowiecki, R. Serbonich, R. Dunlop, D. Lynn, P. Cioci. Top Row: C. Peploe, G. Bezek, E. DeSilva, S. Cohen, L. Dykstra, M. Kuharik, K. McManus, M. Monske, K. Weinstock, G. Vint, M. Wenskus, C. Mariani, K. Graybill, N. Drowdow, N. Burglass, J. Lynn, J. Lynn, N. Olmedo; Row 2: K. Rice, D. Runyan, S. Roszko, R. Webster, B. Randles, P. Cox, S. Zdimal, P. Gregoire, J. McGavin, N. Pratt, B. Loy, P. Murray, D. Balles. I I i I Pep Club meets every Wednesday in room 105. Miss R. Mansour is the club advisor. The officers are: pres., E. Crowley; vice-pres., D. Zelesnikar; sec., M. Hriciga; treas., R. Luft; attendance officer, D. Mares; sergeant-at-arms, G. Gerchman; and G.O. Rep., B. Mac Bolster. Pep Club’s purpose is to support the sport teams of the school, and to promote school spirit. Money is raised through bake sales, selling of shakers and buttons and an annual dance. For the first time Pep Club has encouraged boys to join. 92 Row 1: M. Pasquale, J. McGoff, B. Bolster, R. Luft, L. Smith, K. Murphey, M. Smigel, G. Martin, C. Dodge, S. Ludy, C. Worman, J. Handy, K. Kaschak, J. Lucas, R. Chirumbolo, G. Vunk, K. Caruana, J. Ruspantini, D. Wells, M. Conboy; Row 2: J. Keenan, C. Hannon, A. Shy- posh, K. Horvath, D. Zelesnikar — President, P. Keller — Vice-President, R. Simons — Secretary, J. Biros — Treasurer, H. Clark, D. Fluegel, T. Gallagher, D. Sviatyla, P. Grummond, G. Agatheas, Miss M. Frear — Advisor. t - • .r . • The Girls’ Athletic Association, or G.A.A., is advised by Miss Margaret Frear. Members participate in the girls’ intramural pro¬ gram every night after school for an hour. This program includes seasonal sports: Fall sports — field hockey, soccer, and life-saving (junior and senior); Winter sports — volleyball, basketball, and gymnastics; and Spring sports — badminton, shuffleball, ping- pong, tennis, softball, and archery. The club sponsors school dan¬ ces, Sports Days and Play Days. Through G.A.A., girls at Central can earn a minor letter in sports. G.A.A. 93 94 Football King Frank Stento Football Queen Pam Grummond 99 Pep Assemblies 102 January Graduation January Outing l: I i White Face Mountain On February 14, at 3:30, 31 adventurous skiers left for White Face Mountain for a weekend of fun in the snow. The Centralites were on the slopes every possible moment, and the skiing was great. They returned home on the 16th, exhausted, but happy. What about next year? Maybe the Alps. 108 ' 9 ' - HZ’}- i ' ?3 ' ' ' i‘ t. ' ??:■■• ' € “ ¥ . y S7 wiff never Jitr ei Ais maroefous experience as an ex cJian e siucfeni. came Jrom SaseSo j apan i rou i ihe CRoiarp Gfu6 Gxchan e CPro ram. or iRe pasipear S7 aiiencR ecf GeniraR JKanp iJiinps were cfijjereni Jrom RipJi sc£oof in J p an. Sirfs wore mini sRiris ancf £acf lonp Rair. S7 aiiencfecf JooiSaff ancf SasfeiSaffpames. an cf cfieerecf Jor fB. G.Jf.G. f7 reaffp enjopecf mp Iije jfere. ffor ihis S7 wani io sap ifianf pou io mp oerp fincf ieacRers ancf friencfs. fflffipaio ancf ‘‘Saponafa jfunfo fJCawasfiima 109 Sophomore Girls mm LlllKiM£4 B i 1 Bk M ' « i f J J . 1 t BjjjB Row 1: M. Meehan, C. Deyo, D. Dooley, C. HUl, D. Swinko, D. Stento, T. Lynch, J. Harding, M. Fleming, D. Himko, P. Tesha, J. Tyler, B. Jones, S. Aton, B. Lay, D. Kudyk, R. Acly, C. Prinitz, N. Harrington, J. Rudin, L. CarroU, L. Wursta, P. Murray, A. Sezenias, F. Brown, 1. Krajnyk, B. O’Connor; Row 2: C. Elhs, P. Cannon, N. Buys, F. Marleatoe, M. Layton, M. Diachuk, S. Rosko, M. Imetana, P. Boles, K. Dur- kot, P. Downey, A. Cunningham, K. Moore, L. Siskin, A. Stewart, D. James, M. Monske, D. McPeek, D. Balles, L. Cebula, J. McCarthy, S. Smith, D. Runyan, M. Valada, B. EmiUo, M. Nocciolino, N. Lawton, L. Suchowiecki, L. Lockwood, G. Pratt, S. Smith, V. Doohttle, C. Oak¬ ley, C. Casey, M. Winfield; Row 3: S. Brown, P. Cioci, S. Kilgallon, D. Hotaling, S. Karhk, R. Orzelek, C. Emert, G. Sloane, G. Thompson, S. GUinsky, M. Eustice, B. Conrad, K. Kalasna, C. Praefke, M. BUansik, R. Taylor, W. Levene, M. Ukolmes, D. Krisko, D. Merit, L. Connolly; Row 4: J. Ryan, S. Aboff, N. Bravo, L. Williams, C. Clark, W. Petras, L. Lusk, B. Chambola, D. Saurin, C. Peploe, P. Kovall, J. Herrik, M. Kruski, J. Reistetter, S. Mahnros, M. Royen, G. Martin, V. Sedor, N. Montague, M. Slaughen, K. Rice, S. Derby; Row 5: H. Flaxman, S. Wolk, R. Higgins, M. Brusil, E. Kohut, D. Lynn, K. Mezzadonna, E. Baka, S. Shay, P. Prefaru, D. Lesko, V. House, C. Tietchner, S. Blumen- kranz, J. Prew, J. Goldstein, J. Lesko, V. Cannon, M. Hrehor; Row 6: M. Lisi, J. Poremba, E. Papastrat, L. Carauna, C. Merriam, V. Sebesta, P. Kidder, L. Walter, H. McLean, K. Hotchkiss, S. Fitchette, C. Gaska, L. Palmer, S. Stanko, K. McManus, S. McCarthy, P, Kane, V. Zdid- mal, L. Buholski; Row 7: D. Kidder, L. Chakanovsky, J. Mowen, R. Bors, N. Chupp, P. PhUhps, A. Stevens, E. Sonabend, J. Zukowski, S. Bovay. S. Mayko, D. Dunn, C. Osborne, D. Fluegel, B. Sirianna, C. Hill, D. Cline, L. Bezek, B. Heywnak, C. Bakic, D. Preuss, M. Curley, C. Torrico, D. Bogart, N. Briggs, B. Flora, J. Baranyk, S. Tard, L. Rafuse, E. Blee, P. Machalek, C. Mariani, C. Conant, C. Feeko, J. Baker, L. Peterson, M. Kuharik, S. Hian, D. Curran; Row 8: A. Beaby, J. McGoff, C. George, D. Smith, P. Wharton, B. Brigham, M. Simons, J. Breck¬ inridge, B. Shumaker, G. Johntson, J. Wahcke, R. Webster, B. Randles, P. Cox, S. Zdimal, P. Knapp, B. Restino; Row 9: J. Kawashima, R. Serbonich, C. Kuhnen, J. Artuso, L. Ludwig, A. Filley, R. Davis, R. Sussman, S. Hurdum; Row 10: M. McCarthy, B. Cross, M. Toman, D. Snedaker, P. Kane, L. Black, P. Murray, J. Doolittle, P. Erickson, D. Sulhvan, B. Bartlett, C. Levene, 1. Oretskin, J. Lubinski. 116 Sophomore Boys Row I: T. Stefanski, J. Bezek, M. Steiner, E. Skiadas, J. Feinberg, R. Romano, P. Petras, T. Dillon, C. Munson, M. Azersky, E. Simpson, A. Wilson, J. McFlaughlin, D. Bennett, T. Ehrilh, F. Miller, C. Leonis, D. Strang, F. Sebesta, R. Payes, D. New ton, R. Dougubi, S. Rabow, E. Rauch, K. Goffman, L. Stoker, D. Vargalir, K. Nelson, K. Bach, D. Coats, D. Lee, M. Mausert, R. O’Loughlin, E. Beese; Row 2: V. Tripp, S. Wolanski, T. Naylor, B. Agantovich, J. Papso, B. Kudyk, B. Breu, S. Gordon, B. Decker, B. Mooney, V. Stimak, J. Morrisey, D. Dutko, T. Dahuhck, B. Scanlon, M. Wilhamson, T. Filetto, D. Furney, P. Fiorelh, T. Martin, D. Jacobs, M. Deritis, R. Dudley, M. Roman, A. Vavalle, R. Kogenkas, D. Dodye, J. Kuzma, S. Rappaport, M. Swartz; Row 3: J. Reeves, P. Capone, P. Kocan, R. Rusnak, J. Dobish, H. Harrington, D. Monahan, R. Barnes, D. Hevenly, M. Leonard, J. Seman, R. Clark, S. Mikula, G. Smith, J. Barton, A. Brown, D. Swift, B. Kasch , B. Grace, S. Semcho, F. Cichastepski, A. Stewart, R. Nitshke, B. Star, J. Dancho, M. Harris, P. Bernard, J. Skinner, B. Fridh, P. Medolla, D. Cox, S. Clark, D. Paushter, R. Barnhart, D. Beam, P. Kaman, R. Rail, P. Stein, L. Barriger, W. Walsh, M. Hart; Side: M. Tuaranta, T. Saffio- ti, S. Pierson, T. Stevens, P. Torrico, M. Smith, G. Davis, D. Patterson; Row 4: G. Frost, D. Cadden, C. Luckovich, M. Celock, E. Foltyn, D. Giblin, J. O’Brien, J. Purdy, C. Wordrn, B. Chrunyk, B. McCarthy, F. Madigan, M. Stento, T. Boas, M. Cordisco, R. Heichemer, J. Haines, B. Russel; Row 5: M. Grogan, T. Woodeshick, R. Turpin, D. O’Hara, M. Schnerd, A. Colon, J. Dyes, J. Heften, B. Risalek, W. Sidorenke, A. Hazle, E. Zorenda, G. Sabol, R. Dafford, R. Simons, J. Westcott, J. Rostyon, M. Mavsert, J. Schmidt, G. Pierson, R. Getty, J. Achostepski, S. Lomonaco, J. Homer, G. Youmans, L. Steed, A. Boyajian, T. Lyman, M. Danvers, D. Birtch, S. Mackey, R. Green, M. Saliby, B. Massar, B. Mahlum; Row 5: J. Santoni, S. Nichols, R. Antoni, P. Hannon, J. Li nsky, B. Maye, J. Marshall, W. Rice, R. Samay, J. Phipps, T. Mastrogio- vanni, J. Morrisey, S. Sail, J. Donahue, V. Fenna, B. Roff, D. Hurts, S. Woodruff, S. Mueth, D. Douner, J. Rudwog, M. Husar, D. Baznar, B. Boas, C. Alfonco. 117 Junior Girls Row 1: J. Everett, M. Gan ' im, K. Monahan, M. Kirkland, A. Casella, T. Horowitch, K. Surace, M. Williams, C. Bannister, T. DeRitis, J. McGavin, M. Aton, G. Brown, P. Pahnatier, P. Taylor, C. Oneil, J. Cox, C. Klucka, J. Lauder, C. Tiffany, R. Brennan, C. Deyo, J. Peters; Row 2: P. Philips, S. Hensberry, F. Markatos, S. Gboff, J. Tyler, A. Eisenberg, D. Koplik, J. Burachalk, S. Clark, M. Conboy, J. Marino, V. Lynch, D. McKercher, B. Arthur, N. DiBartolo, C. Feeko, R. Hall, C. Adams, S. Bazil, A. Aroca, K. Caruana, S. Levy; Row 3: L. Zorro, M. Herrick, N. Savicky, G. VQnk, D. Booth, R. Leitner, N. Pratt, K. Cronin, M. Sullivan, L. Silverman, M. Dean, L. Johnson, A. Fletcher, K. Babcock, M. Stento, K. Roberts, J. Keenan, B. Decker, M. Stoltz, K. Harsh, K. Griffin, M. Chuma, L. Lamonica, C. Hannon; Row 4: C. Fletcher, J. Lucas, D. Fiato, T. Titus, V. K rna, N. Drozdow, K. Toman, G. Kuhk, P. Savory, R. Miles, B. Brigham, B. Moore, N. Johnson, M. Wenskus, J. Jacksevich, G. Martin; Row 5: C. Balch, A. Kamen, D. Emma, N. Burglass, L. Pierson, J. Sprague, J. Cromwell, C. Sebesta, N. Filetto, C. Hamlin, S. Mayo, L. Havtur, K. Skrabalak, B. Marean, K. Pourby, V. Fiske; Row 6: E. Guley, N. Olmedo, D. Calwell, K. Kor- chak, M. Kilgallon, J. Lynn, J. Lynn, L. Dykstra, N. Pratt, S. Cohen; Row 7: L. Arnold, V. TaUciw, K. Arback, L. Gregoire, L. Vavalle, V. Powell, J. Simkulet; Row 8: P. Davis, P. Rivetts, E. Watrous, M. Sebesta, G. Gerchman, D. Fluegal, L. Gans, J. Vandament, M. Miller, H. Lehmann, B. Kattell, K. Weinstock, L. Capini, K. Lembeke, S. Nicklow, R. Holmes, E. DeSilva, S. Mullens, J. Zall, D. Briscoe; Row 9: G. George, P. Johnson, B. Marshall, K. Hanyon, B. A. Woysnar, B. Soy, J. Zukowski, D. Richards, M. Dunlop, N. Nosal, C. Praefke, E. Gadus, P. Wharton, R. Bernstein, H. Lewis, J. Prusik. Junior Boys Row 1: B. Rozen, M. Salerno, K. Stanton, C. Farley, D. Swingle, D. Miller, P. Hampton, G. Kadimarik, R. Harrison, R. Tierno, G. Shaheen, B. Kelley, I. Felter, S. Ferranti, S. Briggs, T. Lenner, D. Lewis, D. McNamara, E. Anderson, B. Breckinridge, V. Mastrogiovanni, J. Ozevald, G. McMyne, E. Komjati, J. Watson; Row 2: H. Shuman, A. Lucas, D. King, B. Kudyk, S. Diamond, B. Kodik, A. Martone, T. Burnett, T. Slawta; Row 3: H. Lund, C. Wang, C. Farley, J. Morrisey, B. McCloe, C. Deyo, A. Fedo, D. Calva, T. Wood, F. Stram, E. Hayes, G. Paren, J. Namath, R. Wackett, T. Butler; Row 4: J. Kupral, D. Munson, S. Heil, A. Lacey, V. Stimak, G. Motsavage, D. Bartling, R. Mitchell, J. Morri¬ son, B. Decker, A. Mariani, B. Oretskin, D. Ansell, D. Levene, D. Lebous, R. Malsh. T. Brutvan, P. Nowicki; Row 5: D. Dobish, C. Collins, K. Bach, R. Levene, J. Jurik, S. Banker, N. Kocan, N. Fedo, J. Cooke, J. Boland, C. Hunt, E. Rauch, C. Merry, J. DeRigo, W. Rice, P. Slatt¬ ery, C. Worden, M. Hancock, T. Butler, P. Grivas, F. Stapelton, G. Hinkley, T. Nabis, B. Kologyski, R. Madison; Row 6: D. Wiktorek, T. Saunders, F. Shatara, J. Hochron, G. Eaton, C. Doyle, J. Yacalis, B. Jadik, T. Burnett, C. TUlitson, D. Timler, R. Stamboulian, T. Wood, R. Moser, R. Conklin, G. Furch, P. Keller, L. Harrison, C. Dearborn, S. Covert, M. Noyd, G. Skarviatia, C. Till, S. Neit, A. Casey, M. Phalen; Row 7: D. Urda, K. Jasielonis, F. Williams, R. Sprout, K. Hull, J. Onufrak, A. Capone, T. Bosco, M. Lukas, A. Horvath, P. Paulson, T. An¬ thony, H. Stanek, A. Tinkleman, O. J. Thorton, D. Dietz, R. Moser, T. Slawta, P. Rury, J. Jones, J. Whelen, D. Welsh, H. Lucas, A. Jock; Row 8: G. Hasbrouck, A. Shuman, J. Brenchley, J. Wallenburg, D. Barvinchak, D. Heichemer, M. Toomey, A. Mahakian, B. Starr, R. Kost, B. Jeter, K. Bouman, E. Stoodniak, M. Flimak, L. Lachman, 1. Fludenich, R. Beppleo, A. Ziffle, G. Wallace; Row 9: M. Halaburka, C. Cap- well, J. Steed, K. Foley, T. Tylon, M. Breict, B. Baily, 1. Smutch, T. Davis, R. Sprout, J. Williams, J. Davis, 1. Honer, A. E. Neuma n, E. Studi- Nack, B. Zurenda; Row 10: B. Sloat, A. Masarsky, B. Vaguly, G. Garruto, J. O’Brien, F. Kadlec, E. Moser, H. Montague, F. Sullivan, B. Ma- diack, B. Zurenda; Row 10: B. Sloat, A. Masarsky, B. Vaguly, G. Garruto, J.O’Brien, F. Kadlec, E. Moser, H. Montague, F. Sullivan, B. Ma- digan, T. Butler, J. Ozevald. 121 I 1 January Class Officers The difference between harmony and confusion is the officers who run the organization. The January j Senior Class Officers have proved to be capable of succeeding in their tasks by organizing the first winter senior class outing. The outing was held at Innsbruck, U.S.A., and everyone enjoyed himself. The year- book staff would like to congratulate the officers on doing a fine Job, and knows the January Senior Class would like to thank Mr. Glasgow for advising them. President. . . Richard Jacobs Vice-President. . . Virginia Ackerman Secretary . . . Tina Giammichele Girls’ Treasurer . . . Ellen Melamed Boys’ Treasurer. . . Alan Cohn Girls’ Sergeant-at-Arms . . . Joan Munson Boys’ Sergeant-at-Arms . . . Ron Sail Linda Barren Gail Bezek Amy Buchsbaum Candice Constine Jeanne Derby Tina Giammichele Kathy Grace Lynn Gruber Pamela Grummond Phyllis Guley Joan Handy Merry Harris Robert Henry Elizabeth Hull Janice Koffman Ellen Melamed Kathleen Paetzold Glenna Palmer Alan Peters Felicia Roper Sandra Steflick Elizabeth Titus Daniel Tomik Roberta Wackett Marsha Wood Denise Wyso I I VIRGINIA ACKERMAN “Ginny” Pan Ne ws Circulation (2, 3, 4), Varsity Choir (3, 4), “Night of Music” (3), Secretary (4), “Auntie Marne” (2), Cheer¬ leader sub. (2), Dramatics Club (3), G.O. Rep. (2, 3), G.O. Alt. (2), Red Cross Rep. (3), Vice Pres. Senior Class (4); Course: College; The thing I’ll remember best about Central: The different interesting people who have made Central wonderful for me. VIRGINIA AGATHEAS “Ginny” J.V. Cheerleading (2), Sec.-Treas. of Varsity Cheerleaders (3), Varsity Cheerleader (3, 4), Basketball Capt. J.V. and Varsity (2, 3), Basketball (2, 3), Volleyball (2, 3, 4), Baseball (2), Baseball Playday (2), Ski Club (4), G.A.A. (2, 3, 4), Minor Award (2, 3), G.O. Representative (3), G.O. Alt. (2, 4), Red Cross Rep. (3), Roberson Memorial Scholastic Art Award (2); My pet peeve: The stupid time schedule; Course: College. ANTHONY AMEDEO Course: General. JAMES ANTOS “Jay” Student Staff (2, 3), Intramural Basketball, Football (2, 3), G.O. Rep. (2), Red Cross Rep. (2, 3); Course: Academic; The thing I’ll remember best about Central: The great times with C. W. Picture Not Available JOAN BANDURCHIN “Dinkles” J.V. Choir — “Night of Music” (3), Lettergirl (2), Twirler (3, 4), Senior Lifesaving (3), Pep Club (2, 3), G.O. Alt. (3); Course: Secretarial; The thing I’ll remember best about Cen¬ tral: Twirling with “Moose,” our wonderful band, the day Mr. Lalla’s son was bom. LINDA BARREN “Red Barren” Pan Annual Typing (3), Student Staff (3, 4), Student Staff Award (4), Drama Club (3, 4), Pep Club (2), Gregg Typing Award (2, 3); My pet peeve: People who are afraid to stand up for what they believe in; Course: Commercial. SUSAN BARTHOLOMEW “Suzie” Typing Awards (2, 3), Student Staff Award (3); The thing I’ll remember best about Central: All the fun I’ve had in Mrs. Smith’s law class; Course: Commercial. THOMAS BARRY Course: General. 126 Picture Not Available PAUL BARVINCHAK “Barvy” J.V. Basketball (2), Award (2), Varsity Basketball (3, 4), Award (3, 4), Intramurals (2, 3), Block “B” Club (4), Award (4), Red Cross Representative (2), Principal Commendation Award (3); Course: General. BERT BAXTER The thing Til remember best about Central is the many good and fascinating years I spent here; Course: Commercial. JUNE BERNARD Pan Annual Typing Staff (4), Stage Crew (3), “T’N’T” (3), “Ziegfield Follies” (3), Tournament of Plays (4), “Pinocchio . Cranberry” (4), Student Staff (3, 4), Drama Club, Secretary (4), Award (2), G.O. Alternate (3); My pet peeve is the new time schedule; Course: Secretarial. GAIL BEZEK Pan News Circulation Staff (2, 3, 4), Award (3, 4), Honor Society (3, 4), Lettergirl (3, 4), Pep Club (2, 3, 4), Math- Science Club (3), G.O. Representative (4), Alternate (2), Scholarship Award(2, 3, 4); Course: College; My favorite teacher: Miss Gillespie — She is a dedicated teacher who really knows how to liven up history. AMY BUCHSBAUM Pan Annual Senior Staff (2, 3,4), Editor (4), Award (2, 3,4), Honor Society (3, 4), Lettergirl (2, 3), Basketball (2, 3), Spanish Club (2, 3), Award (2), Math-Science (4), Award (4), Scholarship Award (2, 3, 4), National Merit Letter of Commendation (4); Course: College; The thing I’ll remem¬ ber best about Central: trying to find excuses to get out of swim every week. MARY ANN CHERRO “Mary” Volleyball (2), Pep Club (2), G.O. Alternate (2), Red Cross Representative (3); Course: College; My pet peeve: Having to take 4 gym classes a week. WILLIAM BURKE Course: Commercial. JOEL CHURCH “Joe” Student Staff (3), Intramural Soccer (2), Intramural Foot¬ ball (2), J.V. Bowling (2), Letter (2), J.V. Wrestling (3), Let¬ ter (3), Varsity Wrestling (4), Letter (4), Track (4), Letter (4); Course: College. II ALAN COHN “Ace” Pan Annual Advertising Staff (3), Pan Annual Typing Staff (4), Editor (4), Intramural Basketball (2), Math-Science Club (2, 3,4), Lit Club (4), Public Speaking Club (2), Senior Class Boys’ Treasurer, Scholarship Awards (3, 4); Course: College; The thing I’ll remember best about Central: The day I got a gym lock that worked. TIMOTHY CLEARY “Officer” Course: Academic; The thing I’ll remember best about Cen¬ tral: Parties at Antals. I ' I j (i il i| JAMES COLA VITO “Romance” Red Cross Representative (2); Course: College; The thing I’ll remember best about Central: The emergency exits. GARY CONLON J.V. Basketball (2); Course: Commercial; The thing I’ll re¬ member best about Central: Leaving. ■r CANDICE CONSTINE “Candy” Pan Annual Senior Staff (3, 4), Award (4), Volleyball (3), Lit Club (4), G.O. Representative (2), Scholarship Awards (2, 3, 4), Honor Society (4); Course: College; My pet peeve: Injustice and cruelty. JOHN COREA Course: General Commercial. BRIDGET CROWLEY Basketball (2), Volleyball (2), Hockey (3); Course: Com¬ mercial; The thing I’ll remember best about Central: The wonderful swim classes. MICHAEL CUSHNER “Mike” G.O.Representative (3); Couri ' e.-Commercial; The thing I’ll remember best about Central: The great fun at the pep rallies. Picture Not Available ■ ' A JEANNE DERBY Pan News Features (2, 3, 4), Circulation (3, 4), Award (2, 3 4), Orchestra (2, 3,4), “Camelot” (2), “Night of Music” (2, 3, 4), Award (2), NYSSMA (2,3,4), Honor Society (3,4), Ban¬ ner Color Guard - Sub. (3), Reg. (3), Math-Science Club (2, 3, 4), Treasurer (4), French Club (3), Scholarship Awards (2, 3, 4); Course: College. RUTH FARYNYK Pan News Circulation (3, 4), Award (3), Band (2, 3, 4), “Night of Music” (2, 3, 4), NYSSMA (4), Orchestra (3, 4), “Night of Music” (4), NYSSMA (4), Pep Club (2, 3, 4), Award (3); Course: College. DONNA FRENCH Red Cross Rep. (2, 3); Course: Commercial; My favorite teacher: Mr. Glasgow — because you have fun and learn in the same time. MARK GARDNER “Rocky Course: College; The thing Til remember best about Central: Mon. morning quarterbacking with Mr. Lorden, and driv¬ ing with Shonta. CHRISTINA GIAMMICHELE Tina Pan News Circulation (2, 3), Award (2), J.V. Cheerleader (2), Varsity (3, 4), Basketball (2, 3), Sportsday (2), Volley¬ ball (2, 3), Hockey (2, 3), G.A.A. (2, 3, 4), Award (2), G.O. Alt. (2, 3), Rep. (4), Office: Sec. Senior Class (4), Scholar¬ ship Awards (2, 3, 4); Course: College. MICHAEL DWYER “Mick Captain — J.V. Football (2), Intramural Basketball (2), Varsity Baseball (2, 3), Track (2), Public Speaking Club (2), G.O. Rep. (2), G.O. Alt. (2), Gregg Award (4); Course: Col¬ lege. GAIL GORDON Course: Commercial; My favorite teacher: Mrs. Weiss was always helpful and interesting. KATHY GRACE Pan Annual — Write up Staff (2, 3), Co-Editor-in-Chief (3, 4), Award (3, 4), Pan News — Features (2, 3), Award (3), Basketball (2), G.O. Rep. (2, 3), Scholarship Award (2, 3); Course: College; My pet peeve is homework. Ii I ! ! PAULETTE GRADY Pan News Circulation Staff (2, 3, 4), Editor (3, 4), Award (2, 3, 4); Tennis (2); Volleyball (4); Pep Club (2, 3); Color- guard (Banner) (3, 4); Bowling (2); Scholarship Award (4); Course: College; The thing I’ll remember about Central: Parties at Merry’s; DK clambakes, Convention “68.” DEBORAH GREENE “Debbie” J.V. Choir (2); Basketball (2); Senior Lifesaving (4); J.V. Cheerleader (2, 3); Co-Captain Football (4), Varsity Cheer¬ leader (3), Co-Captain (4); GO Rep. (4); Red Cross Rep. (2); Course: College; The thing I’ll remember about Central: Mr. Lorden’s fantastic Chemistry class; Cheerleading; the time Mrs. Nezelek went into the pool. ILSE L. GRUBER Contemporary Affairs Forum (4); G.O. Rep. (2, 4); Course: College; My Pet Peeve: Swimming Ugh! PAMELA GRUMMOND “Pam” Pan News Circulation Staff (4); J.V. Cheerleader (2); Co- Captain (2); Varsity Cheerleader (3, 4), Captain (4); Hock¬ ey, Soccer, Basketball Sportsday (2); Volleyball Intramurals (2, 3); G.A.A. (2, 3, 4); Minor Award (2); G.O. Rep. (2, 3); Red Cross Alt. (3); Scholarship Award (2, 3, 4); Course: College; The thing I’ll remember about Central: Cheerlead¬ ing Convention in Syracuse, the sorority slumber parties. JOHN GULEY PHYLLIS GULEY Pan Annual Art Staff (2, 3, 4); Layout Staff (2, 3, 4), Award (4); Student Staff (4); Art Club (2, 3); Slavic-East European Club (3); Scholarship Award (2, 4); Course: College; My Favorite Teacher: Mr. Hein, he’s the only teacher who put up with my dumb questions; besides he’s cute! M. JOAN HANDY “Jo-Jo” J.V. Choir (2); Varsity Choir (3, 4); Night of Music (2, 3, 4); Camelot (2); TNT (3), Tournament of Plays (4), The Shel¬ ter; Basketball, Baseball, Badminton, Tennis, Ping-Pong, Volleyball, Hockey, Soccer (2, 3, 4); Sportsday (2, 3); Let- tergirl (2, 3, 4); Syncronized Swim (2, 3, 4); Drama Club (2, 3, 4), Award (3); G.A.A. (2, 3, 4); Engineering Club (2); Stage Crew (2, 3, 4); G.O. Rep. (2, 3, 4); Scholarship Award (4); Course: College; My Pet Peeve: Creating gigantic holes in new stocking every day by sitting on the cafeteria chairs. JUDY HARDER Course: General. 130 MERRY HARRIS “Harry Merris” Pan Annual Art Staff (2, 3, 4); Honor Society (4); Intramu¬ ral Basketball (2, 3); Intramural Soccer (2, 3); Spanish Club (2, 3); G.O. Representative (2, 3,4), Award (3,4); Red Cross Representative (4), Scholarship Award (2, 3, 4); Course: College, The things I’ll remember best about Central are the clambakes, conventions, Oct. parties, smigins, and “cakes.” JIMMY HAYSMER Course: College; My Pet Peeve is listening to the teachers gripe about how they are going to give up teaching. ROBERT HENRY “The Blue Max” Pan Annual Layout Staff (2, 3), Editor (3), Award (2, 3, 4), Editor-in-Chief (4); Tennis Manager (3, 4); Intramural Basketball (2); Soccer (2); Math-Science Club (2, 3, 4); Lit¬ erature Club (4); G.O. Representative (2); Course: College; The thing I’ll remember best about Central is the weekends with Albert and Nor-Cycle. CI NDY HUBER “Ain’t Done Right by Nell” (2); Basketball (2); Tennis (3); Dramatics Club (2); Central Y-Teens (2); Red Cross Repre¬ sentative (4); Course: Commercial; The thing I’ll remermer best about Central is Mr. Lalla’s History Class. NICHOLENE HUDAK “Nikki” Pan News Circulation Staff (3,4); Student Staff (3); Volley¬ ball (3, 4); Lifesaving (4); Military Colorguard (2, 3, 4); G.O. Alternate (3); Red Cross Representative (2); Course: Academic; The thing I’ll remember best about Central: “My friend.” ELIZABETH HULL “Betsy” Pan News Feature Staff (3, 4), Award (3, 4); Band (2, 3, 4); Night of Music (2, 3, 4); Secretary (4); Uniform Chairman (3, 4); Orchestra (3, 4); Night of Music (4); Honor Society (3, 4); Vice-President (4); Lit. Club (2, 3, 4); Secretary (3); President (4); Award (3, 4); Red Cross Representative (2); Scholarship Award (2, 3, 4); Course: College. RICHARD JACOBS “Dick” Pan News Circulation Staff (2, 3, 4); Award (3, 4); Varsity Football (4); Letter (4); Intramural Basketball (2, 3); Key Club (2, 3, 4); Award (3, 4); Public Speaking Club (4); Ser- geant-at-Arms (4); G.O. Alternate (4); Senior Class Presi¬ dent (4); Course: College; The thing I’ll remember about Central: 39 and Larry’s. ROBERT KELVIE “Kelvie” Varsity Track (2, 3, 4); Intramural Football and Basketball (2); Award Track (2, 3, 4); Block “B” Club (2, 3, 4); Ski Club (3); G.O. Alternate (3); Course: Academic. Picture Not Available 131 JANICE KOFFMAN Pan News: News Feature Staff (2, 3), Circulation Staff (2, 3, 4), News Editor (4), Award (2, 3, 4); Choir: Varsity (2), “Night of Music” (2); Plays: “The Bald Soprano” (3); Clubs: Lit. (2, 3, 4), Secretary (4), Awards (2, 3, 4), Math- Science (3, 4), Secretary (3), Vice-President (4), Awards (3, 4); G.O. Representative (2), Scholarship Award (3, 4); Course: College. KERRY KRNA “Ker” Sports: J.V. Football (2, 3), Award (2, 3), Varsity Football (4), Award (4), J.V. Bowling (2, 3), Award (2, 3), Varsity Bowling (4), Award (4); G.O. Alternate (2); The thing I’ll remember best about Central is the “1966” J.V. Football team under Jud Blachard. Course: General. Picture Not Available ii i I j I i KAREN LOFTUS “Lil Red” Red Cross Representative (3), Gregg Typing Award (3); My pet peeve is going from swim to the third floor in three min¬ utes flat! Course: Commercial. JANICE MANZER “Jan” Red Cross: Representative (2), Alternate (2); Gregg Typing Awards; The thing I’ll remember best about Central is my 12th grade English Class. Course: Commercial. ELLEN MELAMED “Elite May” Pan Annual: Advertising (2), Award (2), Senior Staff (2, 3, 4), Editor (4); Honor Society (4), Secretary (4); Sports: Vol¬ leyball (2); Clubs: Spanish (2,3,4), Secretary (2, 3), Awards (2, 3, 4), Math-Science (3), Pep Club (2, 3); G.O. Represent¬ ative (2), Red Cross Representative (2), Senior Class Girls’ Treasurer; Scholarship Awards (2, 3, 4); The thing I’ll re¬ member best about Central is my last term, the AZ conven¬ tion, Wildgoose, and all my friends. Course: College. DAVID MILLER “Dave” Student Staff (4); The thing I’ll remember best about Central is the spirit in pep assemblies. Course: Ind. Arts. SHARON MOFFITT “Shari” Drama Club (3), G.O. Representative (2), Red Cross Repre¬ sentative (2, 3); Course: Commercial. JOAN MUNSON “Joanie” Pan Annual: Senior Staff (2, 3, 4), Award (3, 4); Pan News Circulation Staff, Student Staff (2, 3, 4), Sports: Lettergirl (2, 3, 4), Basketball (2); G.O. Representative (4), Red Cross Representative (3), Girls’ Sergeant-at-Arms (Senior Class); The thing I’ll remember best about Central is the unbeliev¬ able lettergirls and their halftime follies. 132 ELAINE NAGORNY Student Staff (3, 4); Clubs: Pep (2), Pan News (2); G.O. Representative (2), G.O. Alternate (4); Red Cross Repre¬ sentative (2), Gregg Typing Award (3, 4); My pet peeve is History; Course: Commercial. KAREN NICHOLAS Student Staff (3), Gregg Typing Award (3, 4); My favorite teacher: Mrs. R. Smith because she was like a mother to all of us; Course: Commercial. ROSE MARIE OBREMSKI “Rose” My favorite teacher: Mr. Glasgow because he makes his classes interesting; Course: Commercial. EDWARD O’CONNOR Course: General. NICOLA PACIOCCO “Nick” Pan Annual: Art Staff (4); Clubs: Lit (4), Bathletes (4), De¬ bate (4), Chess (3, 4) — President (4); The thing I’ll remem¬ ber best about Central: Have met so many new friends; Course: College. KATHLEEN PAETZOLD “Kathi” Pan News: Art Staff (3,4), Circulation Staff (4), Award (4); Choir: J.V. (2, 3), “Night of Music” (3); Twirler (3, 4), Head Twirler (4); Clubs: Spanish (3, 4), Award (4), Bowling (3), Math-Science (4); Red Cross Representative (4), Scholar¬ ship Award (2,4); The thing I’ll remember best about Central is hiding on the band bus from Mrs. Nezelek during foot¬ ball season; Course: College. GLENNA PALMER Band: (2, 3, 4), NYSSMA (2, 3, 4), “Night of Music” (2, 3, 4), Awards (2, 3), Pep Band (3, 4); Orchestra: (2, 3, 4), NYSSMA (2, 3, 4), “Night of Music” (2, 3, 4), “Camelot” (2) , Secretary (3, 4); Honor Society (3, 4), Intramural Bas¬ ketball (3); Clubs: Spanish (3, 4), Award (4), Pep (3, 4); Scholarship Award (2, 3, 4); My favorite teacher: Miss Gil¬ lespie because she made American History classes alive and interesting! Course: College. ALAN PETERS “Pete” Band: “Night of Music” (2), Award (2), “Night of Music” (3) ; Honor Society (4); Sports: Varsity Track (3, 4), Award (4) , J.V. Football (3), Award (3), Basketball (2, 3); Clubs: Key (3, 4), Award (4), Block “B” (4); G.O. Representative (3); Red Cross Representative (4); Scholarship Award (2, 3, 4); The thing I’ll remember best about Central is my “suc¬ cess” as a pole vaulter; Course: College. if 133 i i MARY PIGNATELLI Choir; J.V. (2, 3), Night of Music (2, 3); Pep Club (2); G.O. Representative (2), G.O. Alternate (2); Red Cross Alternate (3); The thing I’ll remember best about Central is turn about day December 1967; Course: General. JEFFREY POTTER “Stewey” Sports: J.V. Football (2), Award (2), Varsity Football (3, 4), Award (3, 4), J.V. Track (2, 3,4), Award (3, 4), Wrestling (3, 4), Award (3, 4); Block “B” Club (4); My Pet Peeve is the lack of unity and school spirit at the Pep RaUies; Course: Academic. SHARON POTUSKY “Jiff’ Student Staff (4); Clubs: Pep (2), Red Cross (2); My Favor¬ ite Teacher: Mr. Strudgeon and his “big brown eyes”; Course: Commercial. LAURA PRATT Pan Annual: Write-Up Staff (2); Choir; J.V. (2, 3); Plays: “Camelot”; Basketball (2); Clubs: Public Speaking (4), Par¬ agon (2), Ski (2); G.O. Representative (2, 3), G.O. Alternate (4); Red Cross Representative (2); The thing I’ll remember best about Central is all the wonderful kids Fve met (espe¬ cially the blonde one) and the fun we’ve had together; Course: College. FELICIA ROPER “Fish’’ Pan Annual: Write-Up Staff (2, 4), Art (4), Layout (2, 3, 4), Co-Editor-in-Chief (3, 4), Awards (2, 3, 4); Honor Society (3, 4); Clubs: Lit Club (4); Scholarship Award (2, 3, 4); Na¬ tional Merit Letter of Commendation (4); My Favorite Teacher: Miss Hinckley because she put up with our “Ver¬ bal Slush”; Course: College. SCOTT ROSENBERG Pan News Advertising Staff (2, 3, 4), Advertising Editor (3, 4), Award (2, 3, 4); Clubs: Debate (2), Spanish (2), Chess (2, 3, 4), Lit (3, 4), Vice-President (4); My Favorite Teacher: Miss Hinclkey: She is not dogmatic! Course: College. PASQUALE RUSSO “Squallee’’ Intramural BasketbaU (2), J.V. Baseball (2, 3), Award (2, 3); G.O. Representative (2); Red Cross Representative (2, 3); My Pet Peeve is Mr. John Lalley saying “Get a Shave!”’ Course: General. BRADFORD SALE “Brad” Pan News: Advertising and Circulation (2, 3, 4); Plays: Camelot” (2); Intramural Basketball (3), Soccer (2); Clubs: Chess (2, 3, 4), Award (2, 3, 4), Vice-President, Drama, Stage Crew; Course: College. 134 RONALD SALL “Hot Dog” Sports: J.V. Football (2, 3), Guard and Tackle (2, 3); Clubs: Debate (3), Award (3); Senior Class Sergeant-at-Arms; The thing I’ll remember best about Central is weekends at Bra¬ dy’s; Course: College. ANNE MARIE SARACENO “Anne” Student Staff — Secretarial Assistance Award (4); My favor¬ ite teacher: Mrs. R. Smith because she has a strong interest in her students; Course: Commercial. KATHLEEN SEBESTA “Kathy” Pan News: News Staff (2, 3), Editor (3), Award (2, 3, 4), Feature Staff (4), Editor-in-Chief (4); Military Color Guard (2, 3, 4), Co-Captain (4); Clubs: Spanish (2), Lit (3), G.A.A. (2, 3); Scholarship Award (2); Course: College. DENNIS SEDOR “Denny” Sports: Varsity Track (4), Intramural Basketball (2); Math- Science Club (2); My pet peeve is crew cuts; Course: Col¬ lege. KATHLEEN SEMO “Kathy” Plays: “Pinocchio Cranberry” (4); Basketball (2), Drama Club (4), G.O. Alternate (3); My favorite teacher: Miss Keenan because she is not only a great teacher but a great person; Course: College. JAMES SHEVLIN “Jim” Sports: J.V. Baseball (2); My favorite teacher: Mr. George because he understands his students and also makes learn¬ ing History easy; Course: Commercial. SUSAN SIVER “Susie” Pan Annual Senior Staff (2, 3, 4), Award (3); Spanish Club (2, 3), Treasurer (2), Award (2); G.O. Alternate (3); Red Cross Representative (2); My favorite teacher: Miss Beranek because she is a very dedicated teacher; Course: College. MICHAEL SLADISH “Mick” My pet peeve is “getting out”; Course: Commercial. Picture Not Aval ab e 135 Picture Not Available FRANK SLAVITSKY “Fox G.O. Alternate (2); Course: Commercial; My pet peeve: Sly¬ ness. SHARLEEN SLOANE Red Cross Alternate (4); Course: General; The thing I’ll re¬ member best about Central: How friendly everyone was when I was new here. i I i ELIZABETH SOUVA “Bonnie Girls’ Bowling (2), Captain (2), G.O. Representative (2), Alternate (3); Course: General; My pet peeve: The teacher crowding in the lunch lines, thus holding up the students. SANDRA STEFLIK “Sandy Pan News Circulation Staff (3, 4), Award (3, 4), J.V. Choir (2, 3), “Night of Music” (2, 3), 50th Anniversary (2), “Camelot” (2), “Ziegfield Follies” (3), “Auntie Marne” (3), “Pinocchio Cranberry” (4), Bowling (2, 3), Secretary (3), Spanish Club (3, 4), Award (3), Drama Club (2, 3, 4), Award (2, 3), G.O. Representative (2), Alternate (2); Course: College; The thing I’ll remember best about Central: Having company in my locker. CHERYL SUNNESS Pan News Circulation Staff (2,3, 4), Award (3,4), Pan News Staff (4), “Cameiot,” prompter and cuer (2), “The Shelter” (4), Lettergirl (3, 4), Drama Club (2, 3,4), Award (4), Public Speaking Club (2, 3), G.O. Representative (2, 3, 4), Award (2, 3,4); Course: College; The thing I’ll remember best about Central: The wonderful people, G.O., football games, the lunch table, and Rod the turtle. LINDA SUPA “Soups J.V. Choir (3), “Night of Music” (3), Lettergirl (2, 3), Bas¬ ketball (2), Volleyball (2), Pep Club (2), Red Cross Repre¬ sentative (2), Alternate (3), Gregg Speed Typing Award (3); Course: Academic; The thing VU remember best about Cen¬ tral: Dismissal!! Picture Not Available BEN TAIT Course: Commercial. ELIZABETH TITUS “Betsy Pan Annual Senior Staff (2, 3), Award (2, 3), Pan Annual Write-up Staff (2, 3), Pan News Circulation Staff (4), Award (4), Honor Society (3, 4), Basketball (2, 3), Volley¬ ball (2, 3), Lit Club (4), Honor Society Tutoring (4), Red Cross Representative (2), Scholarship Award (2, 3, 4); Course: College; The thing I’ll remember best about Central: North-Central game ’67, clambakes, Hazzard Hill, and smidgens. 136 JAN MARTER Course: General. CHERYL TYNEWAY Course: ROBERTA WACKETT “Bobbi Pan News Art Staff (3, 4) Editor (3, 4), Award (3, 4), Tennis (2), Twirler (4), Bowling (2, 3), Honor Society (4), Spanish Club (3, 4), Secretary (3, 4), Scholarship Award (2, 3, 4); Course: College; My favorite teacher: Miss Beranek — I’ve never had a teacher who cares so much about her students or tries so hard to help them learn. LYNN WALLING Banner Color Guard (2, 3, 4), Art Club (3); Course: Aca¬ demic; The thing Til remember best about Central: Football season. DONNA WEBSTER Course: KATHLEEN WENSKUS “Casey” Pan News Art Staff (3), Award (3), Basketball (2, 3), Volley¬ ball (2, 3), Soccer (2), Ping Pong (2), Pep Club (2), G.A.A. (3), Award (3), Scholarship Award (4); Course: College; The thing I ' ll remember best about Central: Mrs. Nezelek’s and my picture in the ’68 yearbook. DAWN WILLIAMSON “Stupid” Course: Academic; My favorite teacher: Mr. George — His class is so much fun. DANIEL TOMIK “Mr. Peep” Intramural Basketball (2, 3), Math-Science Club (2, 3, 4), Vice-President (4), Scholarship Award (2, 3); Course: Col¬ lege; My favorite teacher: Mr. Deyo — He taught me so much about myself and others. Picture Not Available 137 LINDA WILLIAMSON “Linz “Camelot“T.N.T.,” “Ziegfield Follies,” Stage Crew, Li¬ brary Asst. (2), Honor Society (3), Drama Club (2, 3, 4), Drama Award (3), Math-Science Club (2, 3), Scholarship Award (2, 3); Course: College; The thing I ' ll remember best about Central: Yelling at the top of my voice during a pro¬ duction, and then having Miss Foley tell me to project! ELIZABETH WOOD “Betsy J.V. Choir (2, 3), “Night of Music” (2, 3), “Camelot” (2), “Auntie Marne” (3), “T-N-T” (3), “Ziegfield Follies” (3), “Pinocchio Cranberry” (4), Drama Club (2, 3, 4), Math- Science Club (2, 3), Drama Award (2, 3); Course: College; The thing I’ll remember best about Central: Living in ev¬ eryone’s locker except my own. MARSHA WOOD Pan News Circulation (2, 3,4), Student Staff (3), Volleyball (2), Pep Club (3,4), Red Cross Alt. (2), Scholarship Awards (2, 3, 4); Course: College; My favorite teacher: Mr. Lorden, his classes were so interesting and inspiring. SYLVIA WOODWARD “Syl J.V. Choir (3); Course: General; The thing I’ll remember best about Central: The warm and friendly atmosphere of room 213. DENISE WYSO Pan Annual Write-up (2, 3, 4), Editor (3, 4), Award (2, 3, 4), Pan News Art (3, 4), Circulation (3,4), Art Award (4), Band (2), Honor Society (3, 4), Pres. (4), Tennis (3), Lettergirl (3, 4), Art Club (2), Ski Club (3), Math-Science Club (2, 3, 4), Treas. (3), Pres. (4), G.O. Alt. (2), Red Cross Rep. (2), Schol¬ arship Awards (2, 3, 4); Course: College; The thing I’ll re¬ member best about Central: Tenth grade idiocy; the inherit¬ ed lunch table ; Michael, the turtle; term papers; friends. Picture Not Available 138 January Graduates Not Pictured Anderson, Gary Bolebruch, Steven Bums, Kevin Crisanti, Michael Curley, William Davis, Susan Fiorelli, John Gialanella, Rosanne Husnay, Michael Kelley, Rose Marie Keatings, Patricia McCarthy, Brian Mooney, Dennis Parenteau, Nelson Rail, Thomas Rogers, Vikki Senkuhcs, Theodore Stento, Albert Westbrook, Richard June Graduates Not Pictured Auzans, Baiba Berka, David Bocek, Richard Crawford, Elaine DeSilva, Patricia Dewey, Catherine Dilhon, Christine Donahue, Leo Easton, Joseph Evans, James Gray, Margaret Harrington, Jocelyn Hickling, Georgianna Kane, Kathleen Madormo, Michael Mueller, Craig Robinson, Judith Rossow, Victoria Ruffo, Gary Serranti, Steve Spring, Douglass Stememann, Dawn Teheley, Joseph Tiashi, Robert Tiaschi, Robert Wilson, Catherine Yenik, Judith p i i J a n u a r y N 0 t a b I e s Miss School Spirit . . . Cheryl Sunness Mr. School Spirit . . . Alan Cohn Best Natured Girl. . . Ellen Mellamed Best Natured Boy . . . Mark Gardner Class Actress . . . June Bernard Class Journalist . . . Kathy Sebesta Girl Athlete . . . Joan Handy Boy Athlete . . . Paul Barvinchak Best Dressed Girl. . . Betsy Titus Best Dressed Boy . . . Ron Sail Class Musician . . . Dennis Sedor Girl Most Likely to Succeed . . . Denise Wyso Boy Most Lekely to Succeed . . . Alan Peters All Around Girl . . . Tina Giammichele All Around Boy . . . Pat Russo Class Poet . . . Betsy Hull Prettiest Girl. . . Pam Grummond Handsomest Boy . . . Tom Rail Class Bachelor . . . John Coria Tallest Boy . . . Brian McCarthy Girl Brain . . . Felicia Roper Boy Brain ... Bob Henry Most Talkative Girl . . . Sharon Potusky Most Talkative Boy . . . Brad Sail Class Vocalist . . . Janice Koffman Girl Artist . . . Roberta Wackett Boy Artist . . . Nick Pacciocio Miss Personality . . . Ginny Ackerman Mr. Personality . . . Gary Anderson Most Popular Girl. . . Ginny Agatheas Most Popular Boy . . . Dick Jacobs 140 June Class Officers Planning the activities for a senior class is a tedious job, especially when there are over 300 members in the class. These officers accepted this challenge and were determined to have the best for their class. The class voted not to have the prom jointly with North. Also, a class day and class outing were planned. Mr. Glasgow again guided the senior class in the organization and planning. We wish the whole class “good luck” and hope they have the most fun ever! President. . . Bruce Fields Vice-President . . . Rita Chirumbolo Girls’ Treasurer . . . June Budden Girls’ Sergeant-at-Arms . . . Donna Zelesnikar Secretary . . . Maryterese Pasquale Boys’ Treasurer . . . Charles Greenblott Boys’ Sergeant-at-Arms . . . Dave McManus hS S. Adams S. Anderson R. Banker L. Bartlett J. Benyi B. Bernstein J. Biros D. Bowen J. Budden D. Callahan J. Capotosto R. Chirumbolo K. Couse E. Crawford C. Cronin D. Cuddeback P. Cullen P. DeSilva C. Dodge L. Donahue I. Earl P. Ehrich K. Eilenberger D. Felo B. Fields Gallagher . Goldstein V. Gomulka C. Greenblott W. Griffin J. Haight S. Harter K. Horvath M. Hovey M. Hriciga J. Hrostowski A. Jones P. Kaminsky K. Kaschak P. Keller D. Kolosna S. Laws J. Layton C. Lesko G. Lieberman P. Lomanaco R. Luft J. McGoff M. Meagher P. Moore J. Morrison B. Munson K. Murphy A. Nocciolino M. Pasquale S. Patrick S. Paushter D. Rafter R. Regni G. Ricciardi M. Rice J. Savich M. Scalone C. Schagrin S. Seeley D. Senkulies A. Shyposh R. Simons M. Smigel B. Smith L. Smith L. Solyak J. Sprague A. Stamboulian D. Sviatyla C. Sweeney C. Taylor C . Tiffany P. Watrous D. Wells C. Worman S. Zeger R. Zyskowski, !i i I I I i I i I CHARLES ABDALLAH “Bud” Course: Commercial; The thing I’ll remember best about Central: Central’s football team beating North 7-6 in 1967. STEPHEN ADAMS “Steve” G.O. Alternate (2); Course: College; My Favorite Teacher: Mr. Maughan — he made French “supportable.” KATHY AMACHER “Katch” Student Staff (3,4); Volleyball (2,3); Basketball (2, 3); Red Cross Alternate (2); Course: Commercial; My Favorite Teacher: Mrs. Bochnak — she’s a wonderful person and I learned a lot from her. SUSAN ANDERSON “Sue” Pan Annual Advertising Staff (4); Varsity Choir (2, 3, 4), Award (2, 3, 4); Night of Music (2, 3, 4); “Tournament of Plays” (3); “Ziegfeld Follies (3); “Pinnochio Cranberry” (4); Stage Crew (3, 4); Student Staff (4); Future Nurses Club (2), Vice-President (2), Award (2); Drama Club (2, 3, 4), Award (4); Public Speaking Club (2); Red Cross Repre¬ sentative (4); Alternate (3); Vice-President (3); Award (3, 4); Scholarship Award (3); Course: College; My Favorite Teacher: Mr. Clune — his theory and choir classes enable us both to learn and to have fun. ALEXANDER ANTONI “A lex ” Course: General; The thing I’ll remember best about Cen¬ tral: when a boy in Art class tossed a bucket of water out the door and two seconds later the principal walked in. RHEA BANKER Pan Annual Art Staff (2, 3), Award (2), Layout Staff (3, 4); Pan News Feature Staff (2), Award (2), News Staff (4); Band (2, 3, 4), Secretary (4); Night of Music (2, 3, 4); NYSS- MA (2, 3, 4); Orchestra (2, 3, 4); Night of Music (2, 3, 4); NYSSMA (2, 3, 4); Pep Band (2, 3); Honor Society (3, 4); Art Club (3, 4), Treasurer (3, 4), Award (3); G.O. Alternate (2); Representative (3); Junior Class Treasurer; Scholarship Awards (2, 3, 4); Course: College; The thing I’ll remember best about Central: doing half-time shows in a foot of mud. GAIL BANNISTER J.V. Choir (3); Student Staff (2, 3); Pep Club (2, 3); G.O. Representative (2); Alternate (3); Red Cross Representative (2, 3); Course: Commercial; The things I’ll remember best about Central: all the friends I’ve made in three years of high school. ANNE BARRON Pan News Advertising Staff (3,4), Award (3,4); Letter Girls (3, 4); Basketball (2, 3); Hockey (4); Public Speaking Club (4); G.O. Representative (2); Course: General; My Favorite Teacher: Mr. Lalla — he not only taught History but made it enjoyable. LINDA BARTLETT Debate Club (4); Course: Commercial; My Favorite Teach¬ er: Mr. Lalla — he makes learning interesting. GEORGE BAUMAN Cross Country (3); Spanish Club (2); Course: College; My Favorite Teacher: Miss Taylor, because of her patience with students. GARY BECKER Course: General; The thing Fll remember best about Cen¬ tral: Swim. MARK BELYEA J.V. Football (2), Award (2); Varsity Football (3, 4), Award (3, 4); J.V. Baseball (2), Award (2); Red Cross Representa¬ tive (2); Course: College; My Pet Peeve: speaking to strange camela and eating meat loaf on Tuesdays. JULIE BENYI “Jewels” Pan Annual Layout Staff (4); “Camelot” — Costumes (2); “Ziegfeld Folhes” — Stage Design (3); “T.N.T.” — dancer (3) ; Student STaff (2); J.V. Cheerleading (3), Captain (3); Varsity Cheerleading (4); Hockey (2); Volleyball (2, 4), Captain (4); Basketball (2); Senior Lif e Saving (4); Math- Science Club (2); Drama Club (2, 3); G.A.A. (4); Public Speaking Club (2); Red Cross Representative (3), Alternate (4) ; Scholarship Award (2); Miss Dando — she is an excel¬ lent educator and an inspiration. CAROL BERGER Pan News Circulation Staff (3, 4), Award (3, 4), Advertise¬ ment Layout Editor (3, 4), Advertising Staff (3, 4); J.V. Choir (2); Night of Music (2); Student Staff (4); Lettergirls (3, 4); Art Club (3, 4); Drama Club (2, 3, 4), Award (3); Math-Science Club (2); Course: College; Mr. Ottaviani — he’s just the greatest. DIANE BERGER Varsity Choir (2, 3, 4); Night of Music (2, 3, 4), Award (3, 4); Student Staff (4); Bowling (3); Pep Club (2, 3,4), Award (3, 4); Red Cross Alternate (3); Course: Commercial. JAMES BERNARDE Course: General. SUSAN BERNSTEIN “Sue” Pan Annual Advertising Staff (2, 3, 4), Editor (4), Award (2, 3, 4); “Camelot” — Props; Spanish Club (2), Award (2); G.O. Representative (2); Scholarship Award (2, 3, 4); Course: College. LINDA BEST Band (3,4); Night of Music (3, 4); NYSSMA (3,4); Orches¬ tra (2, 3, 4); Night of Music (2, 3, 4); NYSSMA (2, 3, 4); Awards (2, 3); Choir MOTHER (4); Hockey (2); Volleyball (2); Basketball (2, 3, 4); Course: College; My Pet Peeve: all the bugs that crawled out of the walls in the band room. ANTHONY BIANCO “BZ” J.V. Baseball (2); Spanish Club (2, 3); G.O. Representative (2); Red Cross Alternate (4); Course: College; The thing Til remember best about central: The exquisite illumination of the Pit. JANICE BIROS “Jan” Varsity Choir (2, 3, 4); Night of Music (2, 3, 4), Award (4); Volleyball (2, 3, 4); Soccer (2); Basketball (2, 3, 4); Softball (2); Hockey (2); Gymnastics Club (2); Lettergirls (2, 3, 4); Pep Club (2); G.A.A. (2, 3, 4), Treasurer (4); G.O. Repre¬ sentative (2, 3,4); Scholarship Award (2, 3, 4); Course: Col¬ lege; My Pet Peeve: Practicing with the band every lunch hour and having three minutes to eat. GREGORY BOGOSTA “Greg” Band (2, 3, 4); Night of Music (2, 3, 4); Pep Band (2, 3), Award (2, 3); Ski Club (3, 4); G.O. Representative (2); Course: College; My Favorite Teacher: Mr. Lorden — he made Chemistry a lot of fun. BONNIE BOLSTER “Bonstance” Pan News Circulation Staff (4); Pan News Sports Staff (3, 4), Award (3); J.V. Choir (2); Night of Music (2); Hockey (2, 3); Volleyball (2, 3, 4), Award (3); Basketball (2, 3); Ten¬ nis (2); Pep Club (2, 3, 4); Spanish Club (3, 4), Award (3); French Club (3, 4); G.A.A. (2, 3, 4), Award (3); G.O. Alter¬ nate (2); Representative (3); Red Cross Representative (3); Course: College; My Pet Peeve: Following the dress code and still having the teachers holler at me. KAREN BORS Course: Academic; My Favorite Teacher: Mr Young — he’s a real guy. MARIA OYKYCourse: College. DAVID BOWEN Pan Annual Advertising Staff (3, 4), Business Staff (3, 4), Assistant Editor (4), Award (3); Honor Society (3, 4), Gen¬ eral Officer (4); Varsity Basketball (3); J.V. Basketball (2), Award (2); Key Club (2, 3, 4), Vice-President (3, 4), Award (2, 3, 4); G.O. Alternate (2), Representative (2, 3), Award (3); Scholarship Award (2, 3, 4); National Merit Letter of Commendation (4); Course: College; My Favorite Teacher: Mr. Ottaviani — he was a fine a person as he was a teacher. CAROL BOWER Course: Commercial; The thing I’ll remember best about Central: “Shonta” Harris’ driver-ed class. PAUL BROOKS Pan News Staff (3, 4); Course: College; My Favorite Teach¬ er: Miss Foley — she hstens to student opinions. ANTHONY BROWN Course: General. BILLIE JEAN BROWN “Bill” J.V. Choir (2, 3, 4); Night of Music (2, 3, 4); Student Staff (3, 4), Award (3, 4); Lettergirls (4); Pep Club (2); G.O. Al¬ ternate (3); Red Cross Representative (2); Course: Com¬ mercial; The thing I’ll remember best about Central: Letter- girls — freezing at the football games and not being able to find the bus. FLORENCE BRYAN “Flo” Course: Beauty Culture; My Favorite Teacher: Mr. Glasgow — he’s a wonderful teacher and full of fun. SUSAN BUCHMAN “Sue” Course: Beauty Culture; The thing I’ll remember best about Central: the lunchroom and the food. JUNE BUDDEN Pan News News Staff (2), Award (2); Art Staff (3, 4), Co- Editor (3, 4), Award (3, 4); Hockey (2); Basketball (2); Vol¬ leyball (2); J.V. Cheerleader (3); Varsity Cheerleader (4); Ski Club (2, 3, 4); Junior Class Vice-President; Scholarship Award (2, 3); Course: College. 147 i i I I i I ' l ! i I ' CATHY BUHOLSKI Course: Beauty Culture. THOMAS BURNS “Tom” Course: College; The thing I’ll remember best about Central is Patty. ! I I JOSEPH CALETRA “Joe Diver” Pan News Feature Staff (2), Award (2); Varsity Choir (2, 3, 4), Award (2, 3, 4); Night of Music (3); Male Glee Club (3, 4); Varsity Swimming (2, 3, 4), Award (3, 4); Block “B” (3, 4); G.O. Alternate (3); Course: College; The thing I’ll re¬ member best about Central is the ice floating in the pool dur¬ ing swim season. DONALD CALLAHAN J.V. Wrestling (2, 3), Award (2, 3); Course: College; The thing I’ll remember best about Central are the interesting gym classes. Rcture Not Available CAROLYN CAMPBELL “Tootie” Bowling (2, 3), Treasurer (2), President and Secretary (3); Red Cross Alternate (2); Course: General; My Favorite Teacher was Mr. George because he always had something interesting to say. KEVIN CANNON Course: College; My Favorite Teacher is Mr. Lalla because he is a great teacher. JOSEPH CAPOTOSTO “Joe” Varsity Track (2), Award (2); G.O. Representative (3); Red Cross Alternate (3); Scholarship Award (2); Course: Col¬ lege; The thing I’ll remember best about Central are the pep rallies and the sports. CANDACE CARGILL “Candy” Student Staff (3, 4); Pep Club (2, 3); Course: Commercial; The thing I’ll remember best about Central are Mr. Glas¬ gow’s great English classes. 148 MARIA CAVALUCCI “Cava” Volleyball (2, 3); Basketball (2, 3); Pep Club (2); G.O. Rep¬ resentative (2, 3); Course: Commercial; My Pet Peeve: Peo¬ ple that hate to spend money! JEAN CHAKANOUSKY Course: RITA CHIRUMBOLO Pan Annual Photography Staff (2), Assistant Editor- in-Chief (3), Editor-in-Chief (4), Award (2, 3, 4); Varsity Choir (2, 3, 4); Night of Music (2, 3, 4), Award (3); Banner Colorguard (3, 4); Softball (2, 3); Sportsday (3); Soccer (2); Hockey (3); Badminton (2, 3); Volleyball (2, 3, 4); Sports- day (3, 4); Basketball (2, 3,4); Sportsday (3,4); Pep Club (2, 3); Attendance Secretary (3); G.A.A. (2, 3, 4), Treasurer (3); French Club (3, 4), President (3), Vice-President (4); Stu¬ dent Staff (3); Scholarship Award (2, 3, 4); Course: College. MARK CHURCH “Venice J.V. Football (2); Red Cross Alternate (3); Course: Gener¬ al; The thing I’ll remember best about Central: The improve¬ ment in football since Mr. Lalla became coach. PHIL CHURCH Russian Club (2, 3); Dramatics Club (3); Course: General; My Favorite Teacher: Mr. Glasgow — He taught English with a real flair, leaving out all the useless humdrum bits and pieces. ROBERT CIRINGION ' ' Bob Orchestra (4); J.V. Football (2, 3), Award (2, 3); Course: College; My Favorite Teacher: Mr. Hilts — his convincing speeches. EARLA CLARK Course: Business; My Favorite Teacher: Mrs. Myers — for giving me much needed counsel and advice. WILLIAM CLARK “Barney Band (2, 3, 4); Night of Music (2, 3, 4), Award (2, 3); Or¬ chestra (2, 3, 4); Night of Music (2, 3, 4); Camelot (2); Course: College; My Favorite Teacher: Mr. Sasinek — He is fair and doesn’t hold a grudge. Picture Not Available 149 I s I : I ! SANDRA CLARKSON “Sandi” Soccer (2); Red Cross Representative (3), Alternate (2); Course: Commercial; My Pet Peeve: Getting rained on at lunch. CATHERINE COLEMAN “Cathy” Red Cross Alternate (3); Course: Beauty Culture; My Pet Peeve: Those darn Business Math exams. JERRY COLLINS Bowling (2, 3); Course: Academic; My Pet Peeve: Teacheis crowding ahead of me in the lunch line. BERT CORDERMAN “Puffer-belly I” Band (2, 3, 4); NYSSMA (2, 3, 4); Night of Music (2, 3, 4); Librarian (2, 3, 4), Award (2, 3, 4); Orchestra (2, 3, 4); NYSSMA (2, 3, 4); Night of Music (2, 3, 4); Camelot — Or¬ chestra (2); G.O. Alternate (2); Red Cross Representative (2); Course: College; My Favorite Teacher: Mr. Shiffrin — for his excellent advice, his never-ending (?) patience, and his funny stories like the one about “The King of Owego.” JOHN CORINO Course: General. JOSEPH CORNELL “Bur Head” Intramural Basketball (2); Public Speaking Club (2); Ski Club (2); Red Cross Alternate (3); Course: General Busi¬ ness; The thing Fll remember best about Central: The one day we had cold water in the drinking fountains. MARY ELLEN COSTELLO “Mel” Student Staff (4); Military Colorguard (4); Senior Lifesav¬ ing (3); Spanish Club (4); G.O. Alternate (3); Red Cross Alternate (2, 3, 4); Course: College; The thing I’ll remember best about Central: Main Street after the Owego game. CATHERINE COUSE “Katy” Pan News Advertising Staff (2); Banner Colorguard (3, 4), Award (4); Volleyball (2, 3); Ski Club (2, 3, 4); Spanish Club (4); Scholarship Award (2, 3,4); Course: College; The thing I’ll remember best about Central: Colorguards, foot¬ ball games, and the happy gatherings at Hazzard Hill. 150 RICHARD COVERT ‘ ' Rick Honor Society (3, 4); Course: General; My Favorite Teach¬ er: Mr. Marino — The only teacher I had two years straight. JOHN CRONIN Course: General. EILEEN CROWLEY “Ei Pan News Feature Staff (2, 3, 4); News Staff (2, 3); Circula¬ tion Staff (2,3,4), Award (2, 3,4); Volleyball (2, 3); Basket¬ ball (2,3); Hockey (2); Pep Club (2, 3, 4), V.P. Pro Tempore (3), President (4), Award (3, 4); Spanish Club (3); Public Speaking Club (3); G.O. Representative (2, 3, 4), Alternate (2); Red Cross Alternate (4); Course: College; My Favori te Teacher: Miss Hinckley — She knows how to teach Enghsh in preparation for college while make it interesting. WILLIAM CUCCI Biir Band (2,3,4); Night of Music (2, 3,4); Football (2); Course: College; The thing Fll remember best about Central: Band trips. DAVID CUDDEBACK “Cuds Pan Annual Layout Staff (3, 4), Editor (4), Award (3, 4); Varsity Swim (2, 3, 4), Award (2, 3, 4); Varsity Track (2, 3, 4); Varsity Soccer (2); Intramural Swim (2); Block “B” Club (2, 3, 4), Treasurer (4); G.O. Alternate (2, 3, 4); Schol¬ arship Award (2); National Merit Scholarship Semi- FinaUst (4); Course: College; My Pet Peeve: Chlorine in the pool and locked Boys’ Room doors. PATRICIA CULLEN Patty Scholarship Award (3, 4); Course: Commercial; My Favor¬ ite Teacher: Mrs. Bochnak — She is very interesting and makes learning easy. EDWARD CULLINGS Ned Varsity Track (2, 3, 4), Award ' (2, 3, 4); J.V. Football (2), Award (2); Varsity Football (3, 4), Award (3, 4); Key Club (2, 3, 4), Sergeant-at-Arms (4), Award (3); Block “B” (2, 3, 4); Ski Club (2, 3, 4); Public Speaking Club (2); G.O. Rep¬ resentative (2, 3, 4), Award (3); Course: College; The thing Fll remember best about Central: The North-Central game in 1967. CATHERINE CRONIN Scholarship Award (2, 3); The thing Fll remember best about Central: How much I suffered from excessive heat. 151 t I ROBERT CURTIS ‘ ' Bob” Debate Club (2, 3, 4); Chess Club (4); Mathletes (4); Course: College; The thing I’ll remember best about Central: The Debate Club non-meetings on Thursday and the meet¬ ings every other night of the week (we didn’t have aquorum on Thursday but we did every other night of the week). CAROL DARCANGELO Junior Lifesaving (2); Course: Commercial. MICHAEL CUSHNER Course: College WILLIAM DAVIES “Bill” Course: Academic; The thing I’ll remember best about Cen¬ tral: Those teachers who really care about their students. JAN DAVIS “Day of the Absurd” — Actress (3); Ziegfeld Follies — Sing¬ er (3); Tournament of Plays — Actress (3); Pinnochio Cran¬ berry — Stage Crew (4), Assistant Stage Manager (4); Drama Club (2, 3, 4), Vice-President (4), Award (3, 4); Course: College; The thing I’ll remember best about Central: My many hours spent backstage. AMELIA DEFLIPPO “Flip” Pan Annual Typing Staff (3), Award (3); Student Staff (4); Softball (2); Pep Club (2); G.O. Representative (2); Red Cross Representative (2), Alternate (3); Greg Typing Award; Course: General; The thing I’ll remember best about Central: All the fun in room 201 and student staff. 1 ROSEMARY DEMONEY “Rosie” Pan Annual Typing Staff (4); Ziegfeld Follies — Sewing (2); Pep Club (2); Public Speaking Club (2); Ski Club (4); Red Cross Alternate (4); Course: College; My Favorite Teacher: Mr. Lorden — never a dull moment. CHRISTINE DEYO “Chris” Pan News Typing Staff (4); Band (2, 3,4; Night of Music (2, 3, 4); NYSSMA (2, 3, 4), Award (2, 3); Orchestra (2, 3, 4); Night of Music (2, 3, 4); NYSSMA (2, 3, 4); “Camelot” - Orchestra (2); Basketball (2, 3, 4); Volleyball (2, 3, 4); Hockey (2, 3, 4); Spanish Club (3); Pep Club (2, 3); Course: College. i I 152 RAYMOND DEYO “Larry” Varsity Choir (2, 3, 4); Night of Music (2, 3, 4), Secretary (3), President (4), Award (2, 3); Harmoneers (3, 4); “T.N.T.” — Singer (3); Stage Crew (2, 3); G.O. Alternate (3); Course: College; The thing I’ll remember best about : Central: Memories of Varsity Choir and Mr. Clune. DONNA DIRLAM Lettergirl (2); Volleyball, Badminton (2); Drama Club (2); Course: Business; My Pet Peeve: The brakish water in the fountains. JOHN DOBRINSKI “Dobie” Varsity Choir (2); Night of Music (2); Harmoneers (2), Award (2); Camelot — Squire (2); Pinnochio Cranberry (4); Drama Club (2, 3, 4), Sergeant-at-Arms (4); Course: Col¬ lege; My Favorite Teacher: Joe “Data” Vavra — His appli¬ cation of Physics to daily hfe! CAROLINE DODGE “Cally” Band (2, 3, 4); NYSSMA (2, 3, 4); Night of Music (2, 3, 4); Orchestra (2, 3, 4); NYSSMA (2, 3, 4); Night of Music (2, 3, 4), Award (2, 3); Honor Society (3, 4); Hockey (2, 3); Vol- leybaU (2, 3, 4); Basketball (2); Ski Club (3, 4); G.A.A. (3, 4); Scholarship Award (2, 3); Course: College; The thing I’ll remember best about Central: the band (especially football season) and the parties. FRANK DOOLITTLE Red Cross Representative (2), Alternate (3); Course: Aca¬ demic; My Favorite Teacher: Mrs. Flannigan — she makes English an interesting subje ct. THOMAS DOOLITTLE “Tom” J.V. Football (2), Award (2); J.V. Basketball (2); Varsity Football (4), Award (4); Intramural Basketball (2); Ski Club (2,3); Public Speaking Club (2); G.O. Alternate (2, 3); Course: College; The thing I’ll remember best about Central: The ’67 football season with the parties at Antal’s. JANE DOWNEY Volleyball (2); Red Cross Alternate (3); Course: Academic; My Favorite Teacher: Mrs. Eggleston — She is always nice to everyone. DEBORAH DRABO “Debbie” Pan News Circulation Staff (3); “Camelot” — Costumes, Painting (2); Ziegfeld Follies — Costumes (3); Drama Club (2, 3); Art Club (2, 3), Vice-President (3); Public Speaking Club (2); Course: College; My Favorite Teacher: Miss Foley. 153 I L ' ! ' ! i EDWARD DUFFY “Ed Band (2, 3, 4); Night of Music (2, 3); Course: College; The thing I’ll remember best about Central is Physics. IRENE EARS “Tinker Orchestra (2, 3, 4), Award (2, 4); Night of Music (2, 3, 4); Sports: Volleyball (2), Badminton (2); Spanish Club Award (1, 2); My Favorite: Miss Woodruff because she makes Spanish class so interesting and different; Course: College. PATRICIA EHRICH “Patty Pan News Photography Staff (2, 3, 4), Award (2); Clubs: Spanish (2), GA.A. (4); Scholarship Awards (2); My Favor¬ ite Teacher: Mr. LaUa because of his endless patience; Course: College. KATHLEEN EILENBERGER “Kathy Course: Commercial; The thing I’ll remember best about Central is the helpful and understanding teachers that I have encountered. IHOR ELIASZEWSKYJ Varsity Choir (3); Plays: T.N.T. — Dancer, Ziegfeld Follies — Ukranian Dancer; Varsity Track (3), Award (3); Clubs: Drama (3); My Pet Peeve h not enough coaches for the indi¬ vidual sports; Course: General. DEBORAH EMMA “Debbie Pan News Circulatory Staff (3); Student Staff (4); Ski Club — Treasurer (2), Award (2); G.O. Alternate (2); My Favorite Teacher: Mr. Lorden because he always made Chemistry interesting; Course: Academic. JAN ERICKSON Plays: “Ziegfeld Follies” (3); Clubs: Drama (3), Public Speaking (2); G.O. Alternate (3, 4), G.O. Representative (4); Course: Academic; The thing I’ll remember best about Central is Ann and Becky’s welcoming committee into Cen¬ tral. DENNIS FEHELEY Varsity Swim Team (4); Course: Academic; My Favorite Teacher: Mr. Lorden because he made Chemistry bearable. ROBIN FERBER “Schmuck” Intramural Basketball (2); My Pet Peeve is breaking the scum during 1st period swim; Course: College. ROBERT FIASCHI “Bob” Course: College; The thing I’ll remember best about Central is racing home for lunch. Picture Not Available BRUCE FIELDS “Gatorfoot” Sports: J.V. Basketball (2), Award (2); J.V. Football (2), Award (2); Varsity Basketball (3, 4), Captain (4), Award (3, 4); Varsity Track (3, 4), Award (3, 4); Clubs: Block “B” (3, 4), Secretary (4); Key Club (4); G.O. Alternate (2); G.O. Representative (3); Course: College; The thing I’ll remem¬ ber best about Central is the long bus trips to away basket¬ ball games with my teammates and the cheerleaders. PHILIPPA FLACK “Flipa” Course: General; My Favorite Teacher: Mr. Deyo because he made Health interesting and easier to understand. PAUL FEHELEY “Pete” Sports: Varsity Baseball (3, 4), Award (3, 4); Varsity Foot¬ ball (4), Award (4); Intramural Basketball (2, 3); Intramu¬ ral Volleyball (2, 3); Varsity Fencing (3, 4), Captain (4), Award (3, 4); Clubs: Spanish (2, 3, 4), Spanish Tutor (3, 4); Course: College; The thing I’ll remember best about Central ’■ is card games on the bus trip to baseball games. DARLENE FELO Student Staff (3, 4); Volleyball (3); Bowling (3, 4); My Fa¬ vorite Teacher: Mrs. Myers because she was always so cheerful and thus her classes were more interesting; Course: College. STANLEY FRANCIS “Stan” Course: College; My Favorite Teacher: Mr. Gooseley be¬ cause he ’s always smiling. Picture BARBARA FRITCHLEY “Barb’ Course: General; My Pet Peeve is teachers who keep the windows open, then wonder why everyone is absent. Not Available Picture Not Avaiiab e ELKE FROLOW “Elk” Sports: Volleyball (3); Basketball (2); Military Colorguard (3, 4); G.O. Alternate (2); Red Cross Alternate (3); Course: Academic; My Pet Peeve is people who don’t have a sense of humor. DONALD GAFFNEY Course: I f ! Picture Not Available JOHN GALLAGHER “Jack” Stage Crew (2); Course: Commercial; My Favorite Teacher is Mr. Ottaviani because he made a class more fun. THERESA GALLAGHER “Tee Gee” Pan News Sports Staff (3, 4), Award (3); Orchestra: Night of Music (2, 3, 4); Plays: “Pinnochio Cranberry” — Dancing (4); “Camelot” — Orchestra (2); Honor Society (4); Sports: Soccer (2); Basketball (2, 3, 4); Tumbling (2); Track (3, 4); Lettergirls (3); Clubs: G.A.A. (2, 3, 4); French Club (3, 4), Award (3); Course: College; The thing I’ll remember best about Central is coming to school on a snow day. SHARON GALLI J.V. Choir (3); Student Staff (4); G.O. Representative (4); Red Cross Representative (2); Course: Commercial; My Pet Peeve is the mob when the lunch bell rings. LINDA GANISIN Course: STEPHEN GATES Course: MARK GENNARELLI “Genny” Key Club (2, 3,4); Course: Academic; The thing I’ll best re¬ member about Central is not knowing how to speak Spanish after two years of it. 156 MARTIN GERCHMAN “Marty” Sports; Intramural Football (2, 3), Cross Country (3), Var¬ sity Tennis (2, 3, 4), Award (2, 3, 4), Intramural Basketball (2); Student (4); Clubs: Math-Science (2); Ski Club (2, 3); - Block “B” (3, 4); Key Club (3, 4); The thing I’ll remember best about Central is Mr. Farrell’s excellent running of the tennis program; Course: College. MARK GERDUS Course: College. DIANA GILLETTE “Deatsie” Course: General; My Pet Peeve is having to wait so long in the lunch line. CRAIG GOLDSTEIN “Bones Pennyfeather” Plays: “Ziegfelds Follies” — Actor (3); My Favorite Teach- em Mr. Lalla because he passed me! Course: Academic. MARGIE GOLDSTEIN Pan Annual; Photography Staff (2, 3), Write-Up Staff (4), Award (4), Asst. Editor (4); Plays: “Camelot” — Chorus (2); Honor Society (3, 4); Sports: J.V. Cheerleader (3), Captain (3), Award (3); Varsity Cheerleader (4), Award (4); French Club (2, 4); G.O. Alternate (2); Red Cross Alternate (3); Course: College; The thing I’ll remember best about Central is beating Vestal to Barton Hall ‘68’. VALENTINA GOMOLKA “Val” Choir; Varsity Choir (2, 3, 4), Award (3, 4); Night of Music (2, 3, 4); Plays: “Camelot” (2); Clubs: Dramatics (2, 3, 4), Award (2); French (3, 4); Pep (2); G.O. Representative (2); G.O. Alternate (3); Red Cross Representative (2); Red Cross Alternate (3); Scholarship Award (4); Course: Col¬ lege; My Favorite Teacher: Miss Dando because she is good natured and a great teacher. KATHLEEN GRA YBILL “Kathy” Pan News Circulation Staff (2, 3, 4); Plays: “Camelot” (2); Ziegfeld Follies (3); Tournament of Plays (4); Sports: Bas¬ ketball (2); Volleyball (2); Pep Club (2, 3, 4); G.O. Repre¬ sentative (2); CoMwe.-Beauty Culture; The thing I’ll remem¬ ber best about Central is freezing at a losing football game and mornings in the hall. MARGARET GOOLEY “Margie” Course: Beauty Culture; My Pet Peeve is running from the basement to the 3rd floor in 3 minutes. 157 CHARLES GREENBLOTT Chuck” Pan Annual Layout Staff (4); Pan News Sports Staff (2, 3, 4), Award (3, 4); Honor Society (4); Sports: Varsity Soccer (2); Varsity Swim (2, 3, 4), Award (4); Varsity Golf (2); Scholarship Award (2, 3, 4); Course: College. WENDY GRIFFIN Pan News: Circulation Staff (2, 3, 4), Feature Staff (2), News Staff (2), Sports Staff (3, 4); Pan News Award (2, 3, 4); Student Staff (4); Sports: Volleyball (2, 4); Basketball (2, 3, 4); Tennis (4); Clubs: French (3, 4); Pep (2); Public Speaking Club (4), Secretary (4); G.O. Representative (3, 4); Secretary of G.O. (3, 4); Scholarship Award (2, 3, 4); Course: College; The thing I’ll remember best about Central is Mr. Lalla, goggles, aprons, lunch, and 1177. ' i :l i ! CHARLES GRIFFITH Chuck Clubs: Debate (4); German (2); Course: JOHN HAIGHT Band: Night of Music (2, 3, 4); NYSMMA (3, 4); Lit Club (3); Course: College; My Favorite Teacher: Miss Hinckley because she enjoys teaching. KENNETH HANSEN Ken” Pan Annual Photography Staff (2, 3, 4), Editor (4), Award (2, 3, 4); Course: College; The thing I’ll remember best about Central is lab in Mr. Vavra’s class. LINDA HARRIS Lin” Plays: “Zeigfield Follies” — Dancer (3); Sports: Basketball (2, 3,4); Clubs: Pep (2, 3); Dramatics (2, 3, 4); Art (3); G.O. Alternate (2, 3); Course: College; My Favorite Teacher: Mr. Goosley because he’s a great person and marvelous teacher. SHARON HARTER Sher” Pan News Photography Staff (2, 3, 4); Sports: Intramural Basketball (2); Intramural Volleyball (2); Hockey (2); Lif¬ esaving (2); Spanish Club (2); Course: College; The thing I’ll remember best about Central is the Lincoln Ave. Set and Robert’s angels. KEN HEWITT Course: 158 LEE HEICHEMER Pan Annual Advertising Staff (2, 3), Award (2, 3), Layout Staff (3, 4), Award (3, 4); Volleyball (2, 3, 4); Basketball (3, 4); Banner Colorguard (3, 4), Captain (4); Pep Club (2, 3, 4); French Club (3, 4); Public Speaking Club (3, 4); G.O. Rep. (2), Alt. (3); Course: College. JUDITH HOJSIK “Judy Pan News Feature Staff (2, 3), Award (2, 3), News Staff (4), Award (4); “Camelot” (2); “TNT”(3); Student Staff (3, 4), Award (4); Public Speaking Club (2, 3); Drama Club (2); Math-Science Club (2, 3); Course: College. PATRICIA HORES “Pat Band (2, 3, 4); Pep Club (3); Night of Music (2, 3, 4); NYSSMA (2, 3, 4); Band Award (2, 4); “Pinnochio Cran¬ berry” (4); Soccer, Volleyball, Basketball, Badminton (2); French Club (3, 4); Course: College. KAREN HORVATH Pan News Staff (2, 3), Sports Staff (3, 4), Award (3), Circu¬ lation Staff (4), Editor (4), Award (4); Banner Colorguard (3, 4), Award (3, 4); Hockey Intramurals (2, 3), Awards (2, 3); Volleyball Intramurals (2, 3, 4), Awards (2, 3, 4); G.A.A. (2, 3, 4), Awards (2, 3, 4); French Club (3, 4), Program Co¬ ordinator (3,4), Award (3, 4); Pep Club (2, 3), Award (2, 3); Scholarship Award (2, 3); Course: College. MELINDA HOVEY “Me Varsity Choir (2, 3, 4), Award (2, 3); Night of Music (2, 3, 4); “Ziegfeld Follies” (3); Tournament of Plays (3); “Pinoc- chio Cranberry” (4); Lettergirl (3,4); Badminton Intramur¬ als (2, 3); Volleyball (3); Drama Club (2, 3, 4), Award (3); Pep Club (2); Stage Crew (4); Red Cross Award (3); Schol¬ arship Award (2, 3); Course: College. ANN HOWARD Colorguard (3, 4); Basketball (2); G.O. Alt. (2); Red Cross Rep. (3); Course: College. WILLIAM HOWE MARTHA HRICIGA “Mardi J.V. Choir (2); Night of Music (2); “Camelot” — Chorus (2); Honor Society (4); Volleyball (3, 4); Basketball (3); Pep Club (2, 3, 4), Secretary (4), Award (3); Drama Club (2); Spanish Club (3, 4), Vice-Pres. (4); French Club (3, 4); Scholarship Award (2, 3, 4); Course: College. 159 i ! JOHN HROSTOWSKI Varsity Golf (2, 3); Course: College; My Favorite Teacher: Mr. Deyo, he makes learning fun and easy. WILLIAM JADICK “Buddy J.V. Bowling (2); Course: General; My Favorite Teacher: Mr. Gorgos, best teacher I ever had. MICHAEL JAREMA “Mike Camelot (3); Student Staff (3,4); J.V. Boxing (2, 3,4), Capt. (4), Award (4); Varsity Fencing (4); Varsity Swimming (3, 4), Award (4); Varsity Cross Country (3, 4), Award (3, 4); Varsity Track (3, 4), Award (3, 4); Spanish Club (4); Ski Club (4); G.O. Alt. (2), G.O. Rep. (3); Course: College; My Pet Peeve is: Getting thrown out of the library. JUDITH JEMIK AURALIE JONES Student Staff (4); Art Club (3); Course: Commercial; My Favorite Teacher: Mr. Lalla, he makes history interesting and you can hear him. ELINOR ANN JONES “Rigby J.V. Choir (2, 3); Night of Music (2); Varsity Choir (3, 4); “Auntie Marne” (2); “Camelot” (2); “Day of the Absurd” (3); “Ziegfeld Follies” (3); “Tournament of Plays” (3); “Pinnochio Cranberry (4); Public Speaking Club — Sec. (2); Dramatics Club (2, 3, 4), Vice Pres. (3), Pres, (4), Award (2, 3, 4); G.O. Alt. (3); Course: College; The thing Fll re¬ member best about Central: Miss Foley and the dramatics Club, and the confidence they gave me. WALTER JONES “Jonesy G.O. Representative (2, 4); Course: Academic; My Favorite Teacher: Mr. Proseeda, because of the discussions we had on business management. DIANE KADLEICK Course: Academic; My Pet Peeve: Having to do tons of homework during holiday vacations. I 160 PHILIP KAMINSKY “Kaz” J.V. Baseball (2, 3), Award (2, 3); Varsity Baseball (4); Scholarship Award (3); Course: College; My Favorite Teacher: Mr. Sweeny, he kept everyone in line with his style - of humor. ELLEN KANE “Nell Course: Beauty Culture; My Favorite Teacher: Mrs. Win- chell, she is very understanding. KAREN KASCHAK “K Soccer (2); Hockey (2), Awards (2, 3); Volleyball (2, 3, 4); Basketball (2, 3, 4); Badminton (2); Track (2); Lettergirl (3, 4); Pep Club (2, 3), Sergeant-at-Arms (3); G.A.A. (2, 3, 4); Red Cross Rep. (3); Scholarship Awards (4); Course: Col¬ lege; My Favorite Teacher: Mr. Lorden, he takes a personal interest in his students and tries to help them. JUNKO KAWASHIMA Course: Foreign Exchange Student CHARLES KEANE “Crying J.V. Football (2); Intramural Basketball (2); Ski Club (2, 3, 4); G.O. Rep. (2, 3, 4); Course: College; My Favorite Teach¬ er: Mr. Ottoviani, because he implicates with such ease and grace. JOHN KEANE “Blit Intramural Basketball (2); J.V. Football (3), Award (3); J.V., Varsity Wrestling (2, 4); Ski Club (3, 4); Course: Col¬ lege; My Favorite Teacher: Mr. Miner, for his unquestion¬ able definitions. JULIA KEANE “Jule Pan Annual Layout (2, 3, 4), Editor (4), Award (3, 4); Pan News Circulation Staff (2, 3, 4); “Pinnochio Cranberry” (4); Hockey (2); Basketball (2, 4); Volleyball (2, 3, 4); Bad¬ minton (2,3,4); French Club (2, 3,4), Treas. (3), Award (3); Spanish Club (2,4); Dramatics Club (4); G.O. Alt. (2); Red Cross Alt. (2); Course: College; My Favorite Teacher: Mr. Lorden and Miss Freer, they judge kids individually and fair. PAT KEATING Course: General. Picture Not Available MARY REISER “Camelot” (2); Tournament of Plays (3); Course: General; My Favorite Teacher: Mrs. Russell, she’s a good teacher and I enjoyed being taught by her. POLLY KELLER Pan News Write-Up Staff (4), Sports Staff (2, 3, 4), Typing Staff (2, 3), Business Staff (3, 4), Business Manager (4), Award (2, 3, 4); Night of Music (2, 3); Varsity Choir (2, 3), Award (2, 3); Honor Society (3, 4); Intramural Speedball and Soccer (2); Volleyball (2, 3, 4); Basketball (2, 3, 4); In¬ tramural Hockey (4); Softball (2); Minor Letter (2); G.A.A. (2, 3, 4), V. Pres. (4); French Club (3,4), Sec. (3), Award (3); Pep Club (3); G.O. Alt. (2); Scholarship Awards (2, 3, 4); National Merit Semifinalist (4); Course: College; My Fa¬ vorite Teacher: Mr. Sinchaski, he’s interesting and intelli¬ gent and he makes his classes fun. WILLIAM KELVIE “Fwga” Intramural Basketball (2); Key Club (3, 4); Course: Col¬ lege; The thing Fll remember best about Centra l: Looking forward to my weekly swim class. GEORGE KERMIDAS “The Greek” Intramural Basketball (2); Course: Academic; My Favorite Teacher: Mr. Lordon because you could have fun and learn at the same time. I I I i i HALINA KILIJANSKI J.V. Choir (2); Night of Music (2); Red Cross Alt. (3); Course: College; My Pet Peeve: The co-ed dancing. SHERRY KILTS Picture Not Available SHARLEEN KINNEY “Shar” Course: College; My Pet Peeve: People who can’t accept anyone or anything different from themselves. JOSEPH KIRCHNER “Joe” J.V. Cross Country (3); Course: Academic; My Favorite Teacher: Mr. Dischinger, he’s always relaxed and never short tempered. 162 IRENE KLACZANYJ Pan Annual Art Staff (4); Pan News Art Staff (3, 4), Award (3, 4), Circulation Staff (3, 4); Volleyball Intramurals (2, 3, 4); Basketball Intramurals (2, 4); Badminton Intramurals (2); Spanish Club (2, 3, 4). Treas. (3), Sec. (4); Pep Club (2, 4); Art Club (3); G.A.A. (4), Award (4); G.O. Rep. (2); Red Cross Rep. (3); Scholarship Awards (3, 4); Course: College; The thing I’ll remember best about Central: Hurrying every day after school so as not to miss football practice and my pin-up of the football team in my locker. DIANE KOCHIS “Poki” Pan Annual Art Staff (4), Layout (4); Art Club (2, 3, 4), Sec. (4), Award (3); Dramatics Club (4); G.O. Rep. (3); Red Cross Rep. (2); Course: Commercial; The thing I’ll remem¬ ber best about Central: Driver’s Education. DAVID KOLOSNA Fast” J.V. Baseball (2, 3), Award (2, 3); Intramural Soccer (2); Bowling (2); Varsity Baseball (4); Swim (4); Scholarship Award (3); Course: College; My Pet Peeve: Ice cold showers in swim. BARBARA KRAMER Barb” Pan Annual Layout Staff (4); J.V. Choir (2); Night of Music (2); Tournament of Plays (3); Ziegfeld Follies (3); Dramat¬ ics Club (2, 3,4), Award (3,4); Art Club (3,4); Course: Aca¬ demic; My Favorite Teacher: Mr. Shriber, you’ve got to work in his classes but you can also have fun. MICHAEL KREMBS “Vince” Cross Country (4), Award (4); Swim (2, 3, 4), Award (4); Varsity Track (3, 4), Award (4); Ski Club (4); Course: Col¬ lege; The thing I’ll remember best about Central: The Green Bay Packers and the fierce betting sprees. THOMAS KUBISA Cuban” Varsity Golf (3), Award (3); Course: College; My Favorite Teacher: Joe Vavra beacuse he thinks “Physics is wonder¬ ful.” JOHN LAKOMEC Rat” Varsity Football (2, 3), Award (3); Course: General; Thing I’ll remember best about Central: 1967 football season and beating North. SUSAN LAWS Pan Annual Adv. Staff (4); Pan News Feature (3, 4), Award (3, 4); Varsity Choir (2, 3, 4), Award (2, 3, 4); Night of Music (2, 3, 4); Student Staff (4); Lettergirl (3); Pep Club (2); Contemporary Issues Forum (4); Scholarship Awards (2, 3); Course: College; My Favorite Teacher: Miss Hinck¬ ley, just because. I 163 MARTIN LAWSON “Marty” Course: Academic; My Pet Peeve is kids that are week-end drinkers. JOANNE LAYTON “Jo” Scholarship Awards (3, 4); Course: College; The thing I’ll remember best about Central is the cafeteria, all my friends, and my very first day in this school. DENISE LELIK Course: Commercial; My Favorite Teacher: Mr. Glasgow, because he always has something to say. CONSTANCE LESKO “Connie” Pan News (3, 4), Awards (3, 4); “Pinnochio Cranberry” (4); Student Staff (2, 3, 4), Awards (3, 4); Honor Society (3, 4); Dramatic Club (4); Pubhc Speaking Club (3); G.O. (alt. and Rep. 3); Red Cross Rep. (3); Scholarship Awards (2, 3, 4); Course: College; My Pet Peeve is the pool. MARI LEWIS Course: Academic; My Pet Peeve is people who can’t mind their own business. GARY LIEBERMAN Honor Society (4); Cross Country (2, 3, 4), Captain (3, 4), Award (2, 3, 4), Most Valuable Player (3); Track (2, 3, 4), Award (2, 3, 4); Block “B” Club (2, 3, 4), Award (2); G.O. Alt. (2, 3); Scholarship Awards (2, 3, 4); Course: College; My Favorite Teacher: Mr. Cave, because any accomphsh- ments I may have made in sports are due largely to his ef¬ forts. HARRY LOCKWOOD “Junior” Ziegfeld Eolhes (3); Wrestling (2, 3); Track (2, 3); Dramat¬ ics Club (1,2); Stage Crew (1, 2); Course: Commercial; The thing I’ll remember best about Central is THE PRIDE. JOHN LOMONACO “Harmonica” Jr. Varsity Football (2), Award (2); Course: College; My Pet Peeve is the locks in gym class. 164 PAULA LAMONCA “Stud” Student Staff (3, 4); Intramural Basketball (2, 3); Intramur¬ al Hockey (2, 3); Intramural Volleyball (3); Pep Club (2); Scholarship Award (3); Course: Commercial; My Favorite Teacher: Mr. Ottaviani, he’s more than a teacher, he’s a friend. JEFFREY LUBS Pan Ann. Layout Staff (4); Key Club (2, 3, 4); Ski Club (2, 3, 4); G.O. Representative (2) and G.O. Alternate (3); Course: College. SHARON LUDY Pan News Typing (3, 4), Awards (3, 4); Basketball (2, 3); Volleyball (2, 4); Soccer (2); Hockey (2, 3); Spanish Club (2); G.A.A. (4); Course: General; The thing Til remember best about Central is 222, and my friends. ROBIN LUFT “Robin T uft” Pan Ann Write-Up Staff (3, 4); Pan Award (3, 4); Pan News Girls Sports Staff (2, 3, 4); Honor Society (4); Mihtary Colorguard (3, 4); Volleyball and Playday (2, 3, 4); Basket¬ ball and Playday (2, 3, 4); Speedball (3); Soccer (2, 3); Hockey (2, 3, 4); Softball (2, 3, 4); Minor Letter (2); Major Letter (3); Badminton (2); Spanish Club (4), Treas. (4); Pep Club (2, 3, 4), Treas. (4); Pep Club Award (4); G.A.A. (2, 3, 4); Scholarship Award (2, 3, 4); Course: College; The thing ril remember best about Central is my nutty lunchtable com¬ panions. MARNE MAHIUM BETTE JO MALENICH “BJ” Student Staff (3); Course: Commercial; The thing Til re¬ member best about Central is pep rallies and games. MALEEN MALONE “Mar” Ski Club (3,4); Pep Club (2); Red Cross Representative (2); Scholarship Award (3); Course: Commercial; My Favorite Teacher: Coach LaUa, he has a way with kids, and he made learning History seem really easy. DEBORAH MARES “Debbie” J.V. Choir (2, 3); Basketball (2, 3); Volleyball (2, 4); Gym¬ nastics Club (3); Pep Club (2, 3, 4); G.O. Representative (2, 3); Course: Commercial; The thing Fll remember best about Central was my Junior year, working swim meets, and all the wonderful friends I have made. 165 THOMAS MARKLE “TJ Jr. Varsity Football (2); Varsity Football (3, 4), Awards (3, 4); Jr. Varsity Bowling; Course: College; My Favorite Teacher: Mr. Ottaviani. SUSAN MARTIN ! j ! i I i 1 i I ANGELA MARTONE Plays: Camelot (Make-Up 3); Student Staff (4); Pep Club (2, 3); G.O. Representative (2); Red Cross Representative (2); Course: General; The thing I’ll remember best about Central is our days off. ANTHONY MASSAR “Tony” Jr. Varsity Baseball (2, 3), Awards (3); Jr. Varsity Bowling (2); Jr. Varsity Intramural BasketbaO (2, 3); Public Speak¬ ing Club (3); Course: Commercial; My Pet Peeve is no fires when there is a fire driU. CORENE McCRAW Volleyball (4); Basketball (4); Dramatics Club (4); Course: Local; My Favorite Teacher: Mrs. Flannigan, I’d like some of her old-fashioned ideas. KEVIN McDonald Varsity Choir (2, 3); Spanish Club (2, 3); Course: College; The thing I’ll remember best about Central is the lunch hour. JACQUELINE McGOFF “Jackie” Pan News - Photo Staff (2, 3, 4), Editor (4), Awards (3, 4), Sports Staff (4); Honor Society (3, 4); Hockey (2); Basket¬ ball (2); Softball (2); Jr. Lifesaving (2); Spanish Club (2); G.A.A. (4); Minor Sports Award (2); G.O. Representative (4); Scholarship Award (2, 3, 4); Course: College; My Fa¬ vorite Teacher: Mr. Lorden, because his classes are inter¬ esting and he treats all his students as individuals. DAVID McMANUS “Dave” Jr. Varsity Fencing (2), Co-Captain (2); Intramural Basket¬ ball (2, 3); Varsity Track (3); Public Speaking Club (2, 3); G.O. Alt. (2, 3); Red Cross Representative; Course: Col¬ lege; My Pet Peeve is a basement locker at lunch time. 166 MAUREEN MEAGHER “Mo” Pan Ann Advertising Staff, Co-Assistant Editor (3), Awards (2, 3), Assistant Editor (3), Awar ds (3, 4), Layout Staff, As¬ sistant Editor-in-Chief (4), Co-editor-in-chief (4), Award (4); Hockey (2); Basketball (2); J.V. Cheerleader (3); Var¬ sity Cheerleader (4); French Club (4); Ski Club (3, 4); Pep Club (2); Scholarship Award (4); Course: College; The thing I’ll remember best about Central is Homeroom 202, working on the yearbook, cheerleading, and Convention 1968. LYNNE McMYNE Course: General. IDA MERLETTE Course: General; My Favorite Teacher: Mrs. Russell be¬ cause she got me through typing. MARTIN MERRIAM “Marty” Intramural Basketball (2); G.O. Representative (2, 3); G.O. Alternate (4); Course: College; My Favorite Teacher: Mr. Deyo because of his tales about his many, many neighbors WAYNE MICHOLYCHAK “Dust” J.V. Football (2), Award (2); Varsity Football (3,4), Awards (3, 4); J.V. Baseball (1), Award (1); Varsity Baseball (2, 3, 4), Award (2, 3, 4); Block ”B” (3, 4); Football Club (3, 4); G.O. Representative (2); Course: College; The thing I’ll re¬ member best about Central is Mr. Marino telling me to run for First Ward Supervisor. JOHN MIHALKO “Jon” G.O. Representative (2); G.O. Alternate (4); Course: Aca¬ demic; My Favorite Teacher: Mr. Lorden because of his thought provoking discussions in class. KATHLEEN MILES “Kathy” Course: Academic; The thing I’ll remember best about Cen¬ tral is graduating in 1969. SUSAN MILLER “Sue” Pan News Typing (3), Circulation Staff (3); Student Staff, Main Office (3); Intramural Basketball (2); Ski Club (3); Pep Club (2); G.O. (2); Red Cross Representative (4); Course: Business; The thing I’ll remember best about Central is Clambakes, and Hazard Hill. 167 II 1 Picture Not Available JAMES MOONEY “Jim’ ' G.O. Representative (2); Red Cross Representative (3); Course: Commercial; My Favorite Teacher: Mr. Attaviani, he gives kids more than one chance. PAMELA MOORE “Pam” Band (2, 3, 4); Night of Music (2, 3, 4); N YSSMA (2, 3, 4), Award (2, 3); Orchestra (2, 3, 4); Honor Society (3, 4); Vol¬ leyball Awards (2, 3, 4); Basketball Awards (2, 3); Hockey Awards (2); Pep Club Awards (3); Course: College; My Pet Peeve is the silverfish on the band room floor. DONNA MORGAN J.V. Choir — Night of Music (2); Lettergirl (4); Drama Club (2, 3), Awards (2, 3); Art Club (3, 4), Awards (3, 4); Red Cross Alternate (2); Course: Academic; The thing Til re¬ member best about Central is “DJAOVHIND.” JUDITH MORRISON “Judy” Pan Ann Advertising (3, 4), Asst. Editor (4), Awards (3); Honor Society (4); Lettergirl (4); Math-Science Club (2, 3, 4), Sec. (4); Public Speaking Club (2); Course: College; My Pet Peeve is Central’s version of Chinese water torture — swim. MARGARET MULLIGAN “Peggy” Camelot Make-Up (2); Ziegfeld Follies (Make-Up) (3); G.O. Representative (2); G.O. Alternate (3, 4); Red Cross Alternate (2); Course: General; My Pet Peeve is having all your tests on one day. BETH MUNSON Varsity Choir (2, 3, 4); Night of Music (2, 3, 4), Award (3); “Tournament of Plays” (Costumes 3); “Pinnochio Cranber¬ ry” (Costumes 4); Senior Lifesaving (4); Basketball (3); Drama Club (3, 4), Award (3); G.O. Alternate (4); Red Cross Representative (3, 4); Scholarship Awards (2, 3); Course: College; My Favorite Teacher: Mrs. Dye, because she believes that life is great and makes it better for all those around her. KATHLEEN MURPHY “Kathy” Band (2, 3, 4); Night of Music (2, 3, 4); NYSSMA (2, 3, 4); Pep Band (2, 3, 4), Awards (2, 3, 4); Orchestra (3 , 4); Night of Music (3, 4); NYSSMA (3, 4); Volleyball (2, 3, 4); Bas- ketbaU (2, 3, 4); Badminton (2, 3, 4); Sportsday (3, 4); G.A.A. (2, 3, 4); Minor Award (2); Major Award (3); Schol¬ arship Awards (2, 3); Course: College. DONALD NELLENBACK “Don” Math-Science Club (2); Course: College; My Pet Peeve is Monday Mornings. i 168 ALBERT NOCCIOLINO ‘‘Notch J.V. Football (2), Award (2); Varsity Football (3, 4), Award (3, 4); Varsity Track (2, 3,4), Award (2,3,4); J.V. Basketball (2); Key Club (2, 3, 4), Treasurer (4), Awards (2,3,4); Block “B” (2, 3, 4), Secretary (3); Ski Club (3, 4); G.O. Rep. (2, 3), Award (2, 3,4); Pres, of G.O. (3, 4); Scholarship Awards (2, 3, 4); Course: College; My Favorite Teacher: Mrs. Dye — because I could always argue with her. (but always lose). ERNEST O’DEA “Ernie Course: Business; The thing I’ll remember best about Cen¬ tral: “Shonta” Harris in Drivers Ed. B. O’HARA Course: General. LINDA ORZELEK J.V. Choir (2); Varsity Choir (2, 3, 4), Award (3, 4); Night of Music (2, 3, 4); Ziegfeld Follies (3); “Old Lady Shows Her Medals” (3), Award (3); Pinnochio Cranberry (4); Letter- girl (4); Dramatics Club (2, 3, 4), Stage Crew (4); Scholar¬ ship Award (3); Course: College; My Pet Peeve: The crowd¬ ing in the lines of both cafeterias. THOMAS ORZELL “Tom Co urse: Industrial; The thing I’ll remember best about Cen¬ tral: Many of the friends I have made here. JOHN OWENS Dramatics Club (4); Art Club (4); Stage Crew (4); Course: College; My Favorite Teacher: Mr. Lorden, he took the drabness out of classwork with his great jokes. CHRIS PAPASTRAT Course: General. MARYTERESE PAS QUALE “Tree Pan Annual Write-Up Staff (3); Pan News Photography (2, 3), News. Staff (3, 4), Feature Staff (4); Varsity Choir (3); “Night of Music” (3); Duet - “Senorita Serenade” (3); Choir Award (3); Band (2, 3, 4); “Night of Music” (2, 3, 4), Award (2, 3); NYSSMA (2, 3, 4), Secretary (3); Orchestra Award (2,3); NYSSMA (2,3,4); “Night of Music” (2,3,4); “Ziegfeld Follies” (3); Tournament of Plays (3), Best Ac¬ tress Award (3); Jr. Lifesaving (2); Basketball (2, 4); Volley¬ ball (2, 3, 4); Playday (3); Hockey (4); Ping-pong (3); French Club (3, 4), V.-Pres. (3); Drama Club (3, 4); G.A.A. (2, 3, 4); Debate Club (2, 3, 4); Pep Club (2, 3); G.O. Rep. (3, 4); G.O. Alt. (3); Red Cross Rep. (3); Scholarship Awards (2, 3); Course: College; My Pet Peeve: Trying to finish lunch in 15 minutes. 169 1 I i I L STEPHANIE PATRICK “Steph” Pep Club (2); Art Club (3, 4); Scholarship Award (3); Course: College; My Pet Peeve: People who are always late. THERESA PATRICK ‘Ter 7 ” Girls Bowling (3); Slavic East-European Club (2); G.O. Alt. (3); Course: Commercial; My Pet Peeve: Not being allowed to go on the second and third floors during lunch hour. STEPHEN PAUSHTER “Steve Pan News Sports Staff (2, 3), Sports Editor (4), Awards (2,3, 4); Student Staff (4); Honor Society (4); Varsity Soccer (2); Varsity Track (3, 4), Letter (4); Varsity Swim (2, 3, 4), Letter (2, 3, 4); Key Club Award (2, 3, 4); Block “B” Club Award (2, 3, 4); G.O. Rep. (2, 3), Alt. (4); Red Cross Rep. (2); Scholarship Awards (2, 3, 4); Course: College; My Pet Peeve: Saturday morning swim practices. JOHN PERUN J.V. Football (2), Award (2); Swimming (3, 4), Award (4); Course: College. LINDA PHELPS Pan News Typing Staff (2, 3, 4), Award (3, 4), Girl’s Sports Staff (3); Soccer (3); Volleyball (2,3, 4); Basketball (2, 3,4); Hockey (4); Spanish Club (2); Pep Club (3); Pubhc Speak¬ ing Club (3); Red Cross Representative (3); Course: Col¬ lege; The thing I’ll remember best about Central is: trying to fit eight girls around a table meant for four at lunchtime. LOIS PIERSON Pan News Typing Staff (4); Band (2, 3, 4), Award (2, 3); Night of Music (2, 3, 4); NYSSMA (2, 3, 4); Pep Band (4); Orchestra (4); Night of Music (4); NYSSMA (4); French Club (2, 3); Future Nurses Club (2, 3); Red Cross Alt. (3); Course: College; The thing I’ll remember best about Central: The morning a fuse blew and the lights went out in orches¬ tra. MARY PIGNATELLI Course: General Home Ec. KAREN POWELL Varsity Choir (2, 3, 4), Award (2, 3, 4); Night of Music (2, 3, 41; Ziegfeld Follies (3); Student Staff (3); Lifesaving (2); Red Cross Alt. (2); Course: Academic; My Favorite Teach¬ er: Miss Holleran — she makes English fun to learn. 170 ELISA PREVITI G.O. Representative (4); Course: College; The thing I’ll re¬ member best about Central: Main Street after the Owego football game. ROXANE QUARANTA “Rox” Cheerleader (2, 3, 4); Volleyball (3); Public Speaking Club (2); G.O. Alt. (2); G.O. Rep. (2, 3, 4); Course: College; My Favorite Teacher: Mr. Hein — he’s so patient when you don’t understand a problem. MICHAEL RADICCHI Dietch” Varsity Football (3,4), Letter (3, 4); J.V. Football (2), Letter (2); Track (2, 3, 4), Letter (2, 3, 4); J.V. Wrestling (3), Cap¬ tain (3), Letter (3); Block “B” (2, 3, 4); Spanish Club (4); G.O. Rep. (2), Alt. (3); Red Cross Rep. (3); Course: Aca¬ demic; My Pet Peeve: that the desks don’t fit anymore. DOUGLAS RAFTER Doug” J.V. Football (2), Award (2); Varsity Football (3, 4), Award (3, 4); Track (2, 3); Key Club (3, 4); Public Speaking Club (4), Treas. (4); Course: College; My Favorite Teacher: Mr. Lorden — he cared about the students, and his classes were never dull. HARRY RAPPAPORT RONALD REAGAN “Ron” Student Staff (3); J.V. Track (2); Course: General; The thing I’ll remember best about Central: all the wonderful teachers and their help. LYNNE REGNI “Camelot” (2); Ziegfeld Folhes (3); Student Staff (4); Pub- hc Speaking Club (2, 3); Course: CoUege; My Pet Peeve: The new schedule. RUTH REGNI Regs” Student Staff (4), Award (4); Mihtary colorguard (3,4); Ski Club (3); Spanish Club (4); Scholarship Awards {2, 3); Course: College; The thing I’ll remember best about Central: Main Street after the Owego game. 171 DANIEL REIDY “Ban-Lon” Varsity Choir (2); Night of Music (2); Talent Show (2); Swimming (2, 3,4), Varsity Letters (2, 3, 4); J.V. and Varsity Cross Country (4); Intramural Basketball (2); Spanish Club (2); Block “B” (2, 3, 4); G.O. Alt. (2); Course: College; My Pet Peeve: The poor turnouts for swim and cross country meets. AGNES REISTETTER “Penny ' ’ J.V. Choir (2, 3, 4); Night of Music (3); “Camelot” (2); Hockey Intramurals (2, 4); Senior Lifesaving (4); Drama Club (2, 3); Pubhc Speaking Club (2); French Club (3, 4); Art Club (3); Pep Club (2); G.O. Rep. (3); Red Cross Rep. (2, 4); Course: College; The thing I’ll remember best about Central: The day that Mr. Fleming assigned me into a boy’s gym class. JOSEPH RESTINO “Joe” Student Staff (2); J.V. Football (2), Award (2); Varsity Football (3, 4), Award (3, 4); Key Club (2, 3, 4) President (4), Award (2, 3, 4); Ski Club (2, 3, 4), Pres. (2, 3, 4); Block “B” Club (3, 4); Football Club (4); G.O. Rep. (2), Alt. (3); Course: College; My Favorite Teacher: Mr. Ottaviani, The Big “O” knows everything. PAMELA RIBLER “Pam” Band (2, 3, 4); Night of Music (2, 3, 4); NYSSMA (2, 3, 4); Pep Band (3), Award (2, 3); Orchestra (3, 4); Night of Music (3, 4); NYSSMA (3, 4); Jr. Lifesaving (2); Intramural Bas¬ ketball (2); Spanish Club (2, 3); Future Nurses Club (3); Course: College; My Pet Peeve: Kids who talk loud in study hall when you have tons of last night’s homework to do. GARY RICCIARDI MARY RICE “Barb” Lettergirl (3); Red Cross Club (2, 3), Award (2, 3); Future Nurses Club (2, 3), Pres. (3); Red Cross Rep. (2, 3); Scholar¬ ship Awards (2, 3); Course: College; My Favorite Teacher: Miss Hinckley, because she makes you enjoy being kept in place. JESSICA RILEY “Jessie” Pan Annual Layout Staff (4); J.V. Choir (2); J.V. Cheer¬ leader (3); Varsity Cheerleader (4); Lifesaving (3); Basket¬ ball (2); Pep Club (2); G.O. Rep. (2, 3); Red Cross Rep. (2), Alt. (3); Course: College; The thing I’ll remember best about Central: Cheerleading; Convention ’68; and Homeroom 202 . SUZANNE ROBERTSON “Sue” Pan Annual Typing Staff (4); Pinnochio Cranberry (4); Stage Crew and Costumes (4); Drama Club (4); Literary Club (4); Speech Club (4), Parhamentarian (4); Course: College; The thing I’ll remember best about Central: The wonderful fun I had working in the Drama Club produc¬ tions. M ' - il ' WILLIAM ROSENZWEIG “Dutch” Varsity Choir (2); “Pinnochio Cranberry” (4); J.V. Wres- thng (3), Award (3); Drama Club (2, 4), Vice-Pres. (4), Award (4); Chess Club (4); Red Cross (4); Red Cross Rep. (4); Course: College; My Favorite Teacher: Miss King, be¬ cause she’s young and understanding. JAMES ROTELLA “Jim” “Camelot” (3); Student Staff (3, 4); J.V. Football (2, 3), Award (2, 3); Varsity Football (4), Award (4); J.V. Baseball (3) , Award (3); J.V. Wrestling (3), Captain (3), Award (3); Varsity Wrestling (4), Award (4); J.V. Boxing (3, 4), Captain (4) , Award (4); G.O. Rep. (2, 3); Red Cross Rep. (4); My Pet Peeve: Always getting thrown out of the library. JOANNE RUSPANTINI “Jo” Band (2, 3, 4); Night of Music (2, 3, 4), Award (2, 3, 4); NYSSMA (2, 3, 4); Pep Band (3, 4); Orchestra (2, 3, 4); Night of Music (2, 3, 4); NYSSMA (2, 3,4); “Camelot” (2); Intramural Soccer (2); Intramural SpeedbaU (2); Intramur¬ al Badminton (2); Volleyball (2, 3, 4); Basketball (2, 3, 4); G.A.A. (2, 3, 4), Minor Award (2, 3, 4), Major Award (4); Course: College; My Favorite Teacher: Mr. Shifrin — He was always behind me to give me a push in the right direc¬ tion. VICTORIA ROSSOW Course: Beauty Culture. BRIAN RULLION Course: General. KATHLEEN RYAN “Irish” Intramural Basketball (2); G.O. Representative (3); Red Cross Alternate (2); Course: Commercial; My Favorite Teacher: Mr. Glasgow, because he is self-explanatory and HOW! ANTHONY ROSE ‘Tony” J.V. Football (2), Co-Captain (2), Award (2); Varsity Foot¬ ball (3, 4), Award (3, 4); Varsity Track (2, 3), Award (3); In¬ tramural Basketball (2, 3, 4); Block “B” Club (3, 4); G.O. Alt. (2); Red Cross Alt. (3); Course: College; The thing I’ll remember best about Central: Lorden troops. Football camp, and Mr. Lalla’s quiet pre-game talks. ELIZABETH ROCK “Betsey” Pep Club (2, 3); Red Cross Rep. (3, 4), Award (3); Course: Commercial; My Favorite Teacher: Miss Kurmas and Mr. Lalla, because they are the kind of teachers who make learning fun. 173 I ii I) JANE SALAD “Tossed” Pan Annual Advertising (3, 4); Circulation Pan News (3,4); Basketball Intramurals (4); Literary Club (4); Pep Club (2); G.O. Rep. (3, 4), Award (3); My Pet Peeve is having to be 3 places at once; Course: College. KAREN SANDBURG Pan News Staff (3,4), Circulation (4); My Favorite Teacher: Mrs. Dye — the happiest teacher I ever had; Course: Aca¬ demic. JAMES SAVICH “Salv” J.V. and Varsity Bowling (2, 3), Awards (2, 3); Soccer (2); G.O. Alternate (3); BCHS Scholarship Insi ia Award (3); The thing I’ll remember best about Central is the great pep rallies and games against North; Course: College. MARTA SCALONE Pan News Circulation (3); Cheerleader (3, 4); J.V. Co- Captain (3); Lifesaving (4); Pep Club (2); G.O. Alt. (4); Red Cross Rep. (3); The thing I’ll remember best about Cen¬ tral: when I fell flat on my face during a pep rally; Course: College. CHARLES SCHAGRIN Orchestra (3), Award; “Night of Music”; “Camelot” (2, 3, 4); Swim (2), Award (2); Block “B” (3); My Pet Peeve is the lack of teachers; Course: College. CAROL SCHMIDT “Camelot” — Dancer, Chorus (2); Volleyball (3); Lettergirl (4); Pep Club (2); Drama Club (2); Course: General. ERIC SCHROEDER Football J.V. (2), Varsity (3), Award (2); Chess Club (3,4); My Pet Peeve is the ice water in the pool; Course: Academic. ROBERT SCUDDER “Bob, Flash” Pan News Photography (2, 3, 4), Editor (4), Award (2, 3); “TNT”, Recitation “The Shooting of Dan McGrew” (2); Debate Club (2, 3); Drama Club (3, 4; My Pet Peeve is teachers who put you to sleep and can’t work their own problems; Course: College. 174 RITA SIMMONS Orchestra (2, 3, 4); Night of Music (2, 3, 4); NYSSMA (2,3, 4), Award (2, 3); Camelot (3); Honor Society (3, 4); Basket¬ ball, Volleyball, Softball (2, 3, 4); Hockey, Soccer, Tum- bhng (2); Mathletes, Math-Science Club, French Club (4); G.A.A. (2, 3, 4), Sec. (4), Award (2, 3); Scholarship Award (2, 3, 4); My Pet Pee e is people who don’t smile; Course: College. MIKE SLADISH Course: General. SYLVIA SEELEY “Ziegfeld Follies” (3); Chorus Girl; Student Staff (3,4); My Pet Peeve is B.J.’s paycheck; Course: College. NICHOLAS SEKETA “Suck ' Pan News Photographer (4); Varsity Choir (2, 3, 4); Glee Club (2, 3, 4); “TNT” (2); Ziegfeld FoUies (3); J.V. Bowl¬ ing; Chess Club (2, 3, 4), Vice-Pres.; Debate Club (4); G.O. Alt. (3); The thing I’ll remember best about Central: lunch hour in the hbrary; Course: College. DIANE SENKULICS “Old Lady Shows Her Medals”; Student Staff (3), Award (3); Dramatics Club (3, 4); Pep Club (3); French Club (3, 4); Scholarship Awards (2, 3); My Pet Peeve is lunchline Crowders; Course: College. MYRNA SHORE “Mywasha’’ Pan Annual Typing Staff (4); Pan News Circulation (4); School Highlights (4); The thing I’ll remember best about Central is the friends I’ve met coming from a different city; Course: College. HENRY SHUFORD “Shuf’ Varsity Track (2, 3), Awards (2, 3, 4); Varsity Cross Country (3), Capt. (3), Award (3); J.V. Basketball (2), Capt. (2), Award (2); Varsity Basketball (3), Award (3); Block “B”, Sergeant-at-Arms (2, 3); Red Cross Rep. (2, 3); Course: Commercial. ANITA SHYPOSH “Ween’’ Varsity Choir (2,3, 4), Award (2, 3, 4); Night of Music (2, 3, 4); Orchestra (2, 3, 4); “Night of Music” (2, 3, 4), Award (2, 3, 4); All State Sectionals (2, 3); “Camelot” (2); Honor Soci¬ ety (4); Lettergirl (3, 4); Hockey (2); Gymnastics (2); Soccer (2); Volleyball (2, 3,4); Basketball (2,3,4); G.A.A. (2, 3,4), Award (2, 3, 4); Pep Club (2); G.O. Rep. (4); Scholarship Awards (2, 3, 4); Course: College. 175 FRANK SLAVITSKY GEORGETTE SLOANE The thing I’ll remember best about Central is all the friend ' v people I met; Course: General. MARGARET SMIGEL “Margie” Pan Annual Art Staff (2, 3, 4), Assistant Editor (3), Editor (4), Awards (2, 3, 4); Pan News Art Staff (3, 4), Awards (2, 3) ; Band (2, 3, 4); Night of Music (2, 3, 4); NYSSMA (2, 3, 4) ; Honor Society (3, 4); Volleyball (2, 3, 4); Basketball (2, 3, 4); G.A.A. (3, 4), Award (3); G.O. Rep. (3); Office: Junior Class Secretary; Scholarship Awards (3, 4); Course: Col¬ lege. BARBARA SMITH “Barb” Pan News Girl’s Sports (2), Typing (2, 3, 4), Award (2, 3, 4); Honor Society (3,4); Soccer (2); Volleyball (2, 3, 4); Tennis (3, 4); Basketball (4); Minor Letter (3); G.A.A. (3, 4); French Club (3, 4), Secretary (4), Award (3); Pep Club (3); Public Speaking Club (4), Vice-President; Scholarship Awards (2, 3, 4); Course: College. LINDA SMITH “Smitty” Band, Night of Music (2, 3, 4), Award (2, 3); NYSSMA (2, 3, 4); Orchestra, Night of Music (2, 3,4); NYSSMA (2, 3,4); G.A.A. (2, 3), Award (2, 3); Volleyball, Basketball (3); Scholarship Awards (2, 3, 4); My Favorite Teacher is Mr. Shifrin — he’s a father to every band member; Course: Col¬ lege. MARK SMITH MAURY SMITH Pan Annual Typing Staff (3, 4), Assistant Editor (3), Co- Editor (4), Award (X 4); Volleyball Intramurals (2); Basket¬ ball Intramurals (2); PubUc Speaking (2, 3); Ski Club (2, 3, 4); French Club (2, 3); G.O. Alternate (2, 3); The thing I’ll remember best about Central is when I was sent home for wearing a mini-skirt; Course: College. ROBERT SMITH 176 JOHN SNYDER ‘‘Boots My Favorite Teacher is Mr. Glasgow — He makes learning fun and interesting; Course: General. LINDA SOLYAK Lin Pan News Staff (3, 4), Typing Staff (4), Circulation Staff (4); J.V. Choir (2); Varsity Choir (3,4), Award (3); Night of Music (2, 3); “Camelot” (2); Ziegfeld Follies (3); Honor So¬ ciety (3, 4); Girl’s Bowling (2); Drama Club (2, 3), Award (2, 3); Scholarship Awards (3); Course: College. JAON SPRAGUE Spaz Pan Annual Advertising Layout (2, 3), Business (3,4), Busi¬ ness-Editor (4), Award (2, 3, 4); Pan News Sports Staff (3, 4), Award (3, 4); Colorguard (3); Pep Club (2); Ski Club (3, 4); G.O. R . (2, 3), Award (3); Office: Vice-Pres. of G.O. (3,4); My Mivorite Teacher: Mrs. Nezelek — she was always so “fair”! Course: College. JOANNE SPRAHKO Course: General. ALEDA STAMBOULIAN Pan Annual Art Staff (3,4), Typing (4), Assistant Editor Art (4), Award (3, 4); Pan News (3), Typing (4), Award (3, 4); Orchestra (2, 3, 4); NYSSMA (2, 3, 4); Night of Music (2, 3, 4), Award (2, 4); “Camelot” (2); Student Staff (3); Honor Society (3, 4); Basketball (2); Hockey (2); French Club, Award (3, 4); Pep Club (2, 3, 4); Public Speaking Club (2), Award (3, 4); G.O. Rep. (3); Scholarship Award (2, 3, 4); Course: College. FRED STANEK Course: General. JUDY STANKO Pan Annual (4); Pan News (3); VolleybaU (3, 4); Lettergirl (3, 4); Art Club (3); Course: Academic. JEANNE STANNARD Student Staff (4); Basketball (3); Military Colorguard (3, 4); Junior Lifesaving (2); Senior Lifesaving (3); Spanish Club (4); Ski Club (3,4); G.O. Rep. (2); Scholarship Award (3); The thing I’ll remember best about Central: Main street after Owego Football games; Course: College. 177 FRANK STENTO J.V. Football (2), Award (2); Varsity Football (3,4), Awards (3, 4); Track (3, 4); Block “B”, President (3, 4); Red Cross Rep. (4); The thing I’ll remember best about Central is the meals before football games in the cafeteria; Course: Col¬ lege. JOSEPH STRACUZZI “Chopper” My Favorite Teacher: Mr. Procedsa because of his constant good humor; Course: General. THOMAS STRAZIK J.V. Baseball, Award (2); J.V. Football (2, 3), Awards (2, 3); Varsity Football (4); Varsity Track (3, 4); Block “B” (3, 4); G.O. Alt. (2); The thing Til remember best about Central is beating Vestal 20-0 in our J.V. football; Course: College. DANIEL SUWAK “Dan” J.V. Football, Captain (2), Award (2); Varsity Football (3, 4), Captain (4), Award (3, 4); Varsity Baseball (2, 3, 4), Award (2, 3, 4); Block “B” (3, 4); G.O. Alt. (4); My Pet Peeve is broken water fountains; Course: College. DARLENE SVIATYLA “Swats” Lettergirl (3, 4); Volleyball, Soccer, Hockey, Basketball (2, 3, 4), Awards (2, 3, 4), Major Award (4); Pep Club (2); G.A.A. (2); Scholarship Award (2); The thing I’ll remember best about Central is Diamond Lil’s Glittergirls; Course: College. SUE SWARTZ Student Staff (3, 4), Award (4); My Favorite Teacher: Mr. Lorden — He made Chemistry so much fun; Course: Aca¬ demic. COLLEEN SWEENEY Pan News (3, 4), Awards (3, 4); Honor Society Scholarship Awards (3, 4); The thing I’ll remember best about Central is the orchestra and my close friends; Course: College. DANIEL SWINGLE “Toady” Choir Varsity (2, 3, 4); Night of Music (3); “Camelot” (2); Pinnochio Cranberry (4); “Ziegfeld Follies” (3); “TNT” (3); Student Staff (3); Dramatics Club (2, 3,4); My Favorite Teacher: Mr. Clune — he never loses his Irish temper no matter what the class does; Course: Academic. 178 % GRAHAM TAIT Course: General. CAROLYN TAYLOR Pan News Staff (3); Ski Club (2, 3); Art Club (2); Scholar¬ ship Awards (4); Course: College; My Favorite Teacher is Miss Slesser - she should be teaching college; she’s very good. BARBARA THEOBALD “Barb Volleyball (2, 3); Basketball (2, 3); Badminton (2); MiUtary Colorguard (2, 3); Pep Club (2); G.O. Alternate (3); Red Cross Alternate (2); Scholarship Award (3); Course: Col¬ lege ; The thing I’ll remember best about Central is the day we beat North in football (’67) — what a party afterwards! LYNN THOR “Thor Pan News Feature Staff (3); Ski Club (2); Art Club (2); Contemporary Affairs Forum (4); Course: Academic; My Favorite Teacher i?, Miss Hinckley because she teaches more than she tests. JOHN THURSTON Band (2, 3, 4), Award (2, 3); Night of Music (2, 3, 4); Pep Band (3); NYSSMA (3); Orchestra (3, 4); Night of Music (3, 4); Math-Science Club (2); Chess Club (4); Course: Col¬ lege; My Pet Peeve is having to swim in a pool full of cold, icy water. CAROL TIFFANY “Tiffer Band (2, 3, 4); Night of Music (2, 3, 4); NYSSMA (2, 3, 4); G.O. Representative (2); Scholarship Award (2); Course: College; The thing I’ll remember best about Central is the half year I didn’t have to spend here. ROBERT TOCHENY “Bob Art Club (4), Award (4); Course: General; My Pet Peeve is being denied the right to go to the Men’s Room during a study hall. CHARLES TILLOTSEN Course: General. MARY VAVRA Bowling (3); Scholarship Award (3); Course: College; My Favorite Teacher is Miss Hinckley. Her classes were never dull and she made you want to work. MARY LEE VAN MARTER Course: College. ' i I i I I I I JON WAHL “Whale Student Staff (3); J.V. Football (2); French Club; Math- Science Club; Pep Club; Red Cross Alternate; Course: Col¬ lege; My Pet Peeve is trying to swim around the floating objects i n the pool. KEVIN WALLACE Course: Academic; The thing I’ll remember best about Cen¬ tral is Spanish class with Miss Beranic. MARIE WARNER “Toni VolleybaU (2); Course: Commercial; The thing I’ll remem¬ ber best about Central is law class with Miss Kurmis. CAROL WASHINGTON Course: Beauty Culture; My Favorite Teacher is Mr. Glas¬ gow because of the fun we had in class. PETER WATROUS “Pete Track (2); Key Club (3, 4); G.O. Alternate (2, 3); G.O. Rep¬ resentative (4); Course: College; The thing I’ll remember best about Central is the North-Central games. KEVIN WATSON “Kev Course: Commercial; My Favorite Teacher is Mr. LuVuolo because he’s not only a good teacher but also a lot of laughs. 180 DOROTHY WELLS “Dorth” Course: College; Soccer Intramurals (2); Speedball In¬ tramurals (2); Volleyball Intramurals (2, 3, 4); Basketball Intramurals (2, 3, 4); G.A.A. (2, 3, 4), Awards (2, 3, 4); Course: College; The thing I’ll remember best about Central is Physics class, the “Gleesome Threesome” in Spanish 2b ■ and all the great kids in band. ROGER WELLS “Rog’’ J.V. Football (3); Course: College; My Favorite Teacher is Mr. Sinchaski. He is a person whose utter confidence in his students never fails. Truly one of the “gang.” JAMES WHITE “Jimbo” J.V. Football (2); Basketball Intramurals (2); Dramatics Club; Public Speaking Club; G.O. Representative (2); G.O. Alternate (3); Red Cross Alternate; Course: Commercial; The thing I’ll remember best about Central is sitting in 4th period study hall watching the men build the new hotel. PAUL WHITING Volleyball Intramurals (2, 3); Basketball Intramurals (3); Soccer Intramurals (3); Red Cross Representative (2)- Course: General Art; My Pet Peeve is the ice cold water in the pool. BARBARA WILCOX “Barb” Course: College; My Pet Peeve is Mrs. Maume’s telephone calls. JERRY WILLARD “Jer” Pan News Boy’s Sports (4); Course: Academic; The thing I’ll remember best about Central is the football season and the pep rallies. SYLVIA WOODWARD Course: CAROL WORMAN Band (3, 4); Night of Music (3, 4); Pep Band (3, 4); NYSSMA (3, 4); Orchestra (2, 3, 4); Night of Music (2, 3, 4); NYSSMA (2, 3, 4), Award (2, 3); Camelot — Orchestra (2); Honor Society (3, 4); Volleyball Intramural (2, 3, 4); Basketball Intramurals (2, 3, 4); G.A.A. (2, 3,4); Minor Let¬ ter (2, 3); Mathletes (4); Scholarship Awards (2, 3, 4); AATF French Award (2, 3); Course: College; The thing I ' ll remember best about Central is learning how to play the bar¬ itone six days before the first football game. 181 NORMA WRIGHT “Norm J.V. Choir (2, 3); Varsity Choir (3); Night of Music (3); Course: Academic; My Pet Peeve is going from Swim to the third floor. RICHARD WYSZKOWSKI “Whitey Student Staff (4); Math-Science Club (2); Course: College; My Favorite Teacher is Mr. Lorden because of his group therapy session and his excellent teaching. -5 1 FRANK YACALIS “Volga J.V. Baseball (2), Award (2); Varsity Swimming (2, 3), Award (2); Intramural Basketball (2); Math-Science Club (2); Course: College; The thing I’ll remember best about Central is my twin brother and I fooling coaches and teach¬ ers, especially in sports. STEVEN YACALIS “Yac Orchestra (2); Night of Music (2), Award (2); Camelot (2); Varsity Swimming (2), Award (2); Course: College; My Fa¬ vorite Teacher is Mr. Lorden because his classes were never boring and always humorous. LINDA YAGER Stage Crew (2); Intramural Basketball (3), Award; In¬ tramural Volleyball (4); Senior Lifesaving (4); Ski Club (4); Dramatics Club (2, 3); Pep Club (2, 3); G.O. Representative (2, 3); Red Cross Representative (4); Course: Academic; My Favorite Teacher is Mr. Vavra because he never gives up. JIM YEAGER DOREEN YONKIN Course: Cosmetology; My Favorite Teacher is Mr. Glascow because he is so understanding. JAMES ZDIMAL “Zid Band (2, 3); Night of Music (2, 3); Course: College; The thing I’ll remember best about Central is the great times on the band bus! 182 SCOTT ZEGER Orchestra (2, 3, 4); Night of Music (2, 3, 4); Camelot (3); Honor Society (4); Varsity Soccer (2); Varsity Golf (2, 3), Award (2, 3); Varsity Swimming (2, 3, 4), Award (3,4); Key Club (2, 3, 4), Secretary (4), Award (3, 4); Block “B” (3, 4), Vice President (4); Jr. Class President (4); Scholarship Awards (2, 3, 4); Course: College; The thing I’ll remember best about Central is when Central defeated Vestal in Sec- . tion III Basketball semi-finals. DONNA ZELESNIKAR Pan News Typing Staff (2, 3); Pan News Girls Sports (2, 3, 4), Editor (3, 4), Award (2, 3, 4); J.V. Choir (2); Varsity Choir (4); Night of Music (2,4); TNT (2); Honor Society (3, 4); Military Colorguard (3, 4); Intramural VoUeyball (2, 3, 4); Intramural Basketball (2,3, 4); Intramural Track (2); In¬ tramural Hockey (2); Intramural Badminton (2); Pep Club (2, 3, 4), Vice-Pres. (4), Award (3, 4); French Club (3, 4), Pres. (4), Award (3, 4); G.A.A. (2, 3, 4), Sec. (3), Pres. (4), Awards (2,3,4); G.O. Alternate (2); Scholarship Awards (2, 3, 4); Course: College; The thing I’ll remember best about Central is my friends, our lunch table, 220, and Mr. Vavra’s physics class. GEORGE ZERVOS Course: General. ANGELA ZEVAN ’’Ange” Intramural Soccer (2); Intramural Hockey (2, 3, 4); Course: Academic; My Favorite Tcuc jcr was Miss Gillespie because she was the greatest history teacher Eve ever had. JOHN ZIACZ ”Zack” The Old Lady Shows Her Medals — Lead (3); Varsity Wres¬ tling (4); Dramatics Club (3); G.O. Representative (3); Red Cross Alternate (3); Red Cross Representative (4); Course: Academic; My Favorite Teacher is Mr. Childs because he had a good strangle hold in Wrestling. RENEE ZYSKOWSKI Pan News Sports Staff (3, 4), Award (3); Intramural Basket¬ ball (2); Intramural Volleyball (2); Gym Club (2); J.V. Cheerleading (2); Varsity Cheerleading (3, 4), Captain (4); G.O. Alternate (2); G.O. Treasurer (3, 4); Scholarship Award (3); Course: College; My Favorite Teacher is Mr. Maughan because he made French a very enjoyable and re¬ warding subject. 183 June Class Actress . . . Elinor Jones Class Actor . . . John Dobrinski Girl Athlete . . . Robin Luft Boy Athlete . . . Dan Suwak Best Dressed Girl . . . Sharon Ludy Best Dressed Boy . . . Chuck Greenblot Boy Musician . . . Bert Corderman Girl Musician . . . Joanne Ruspantini Class Photographer . . . Bob Scudder Class Poet . . . Irene Klaczanyj Quietest Girl. . . Judy Morrison Quietest Boy . . . Joe Capotosto Girl Most Likely to Succeed. . .Polly Keller Boy Most Likely to Succeed. . . Dave Bowen Faculty Pest . . . Barb Smith All Around Girl . . . Renee Zyskowski Class Scientist . . . Peter Watrous Most Talkative Girl . . . Patty Ehrich Most Talkative Boy . . . Chuck Schagrin All Around Boy ... Ned Cullings Prettiest Girl . . . June Budden Handsomest Boy . . . Frank Stento Class Journalist . . . Donna Zelesnikar Class Clown . . . Charlie Keane Class Bachelor . . . Gary Riccardi Boy Artist . . . Jeff Potter Girl Artist . . . Rhea Banker Girl Brain . . . Carol Worman Boy Brain . . . Dave Cuddeback Class Mathematician . . . Rita Simons Miss Personality . . . Joan Sprague Mr. Personality . . . Joe Restino 184 Notables Best Matured Girl. . . Maryterese Pasquale Best Matured Boy ... Bill Kelvie Girl Plugger . . . Connie Lesko Boy Plugger ... Tom Markle Class Vocalist . . . Linda Solyak Class Twins . . . Steve and Frank Yacalis Class Complainer . . . 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Y. | ENDWELL, N. Y. MORRISON’S Piano Sales and Service 1 27 Pennsylvania Ave, Binghamton, New York 724-4653 PENN AVE. MARKET 1 I 2 V 2 Penn. Ave. Binghamton, New York STUDIO 127 Main Street RA 4-2062 also tape and disc recordings TOMMY ' S Hair Stylists 78 Court Street Air Conditioned Phone 723-5457 Marine Midland Charge heart your yearbook EARBOOK PHOTOGRAPHERS “Put Yourself in Our Place” HOWARD JOHNSON’S MOTOR LODGES and RESTAURANTS Two Locations in the Binghamton Area Vestal Parkway Route 1 7 Vestal, New York 700 Front Street Exit 5 — Int. 81 Binghamton, New York CONGRATULATIONS, GRADUATES! 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