Binghamton University - Colonist Yearbook (Vestal, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 160 of the 1949 volume:

YXT, ww. fxgam N3 fx i ixw 95,43 iii, :I Q HANK 'que lqd-Q C509-9-FW' In the first three years of its existence, Triple Cities College has under- gone many changes. Wlien its doors were first opened, or rather, its windows, for it was through what is now a library window that many of us entered these buildings for the first registration, the college offered only freshman courses. Since then, sophomore and junior courses have been added as the demand for them has warranted their inclusion in the academic program. Meanwhile, the first pre-fab building containing classrooms, labs, offices, and a cafeteria was completed, and a second soon followed. Early in 1948 approval of Triple Cities College as a four year college with majors offered in six fields was announced. june 6, 1949 marks the end of this first period of growth and trans- formation. On that day the first class of graduates will attend the Com- mencement at Syracuse University. For these individuals, this commencement marks the end of a period in their lives. For the college as a whole, however, it means only that a first stage of development has been completed. To a future of many graduates, of increased facilities, and an ever- increasing number of opportunities for those who wish to take advantage of them, we dedicate this, the Colonist of 1949. T HE YEARBOOK STAFF .it. l . . . . .... ,Aj ' ,- 1 i . 'L,' iiiiiffx ,f e ff.,, ..w.,,, . R r r ,ff ri COLCNIAL LIFE Thif ir the .rtory of tz little mozfre who liver in the big white home on Lincoln Aoenlze , . . Came the Fall, and Triple Cities College for the fifth time opened its doors to a new and shiny group of freshmen. Not far behind this mass of un-- developed gray matter came another eager animal of note, also seeking a higher education. This was Teeny Squeegeu, the ueddicated mouse . Our tale deals with Teeny Squeegen and his adventures at TCC. Teeny Squeegen was very greatly impressed with the Freshman Convo, and he, along with approxi- mately 250 others, entered the massive doors of the Colonial imbued with high ideals-so high that they carried him to the second floor lounge where a vigor- ous card game was holding forth in the hands of four seniors - eeny , meeny,', miny , and schmoe . Teeny liked this room. It was friendly- and not only that, where else could he hear all the campus news and views, without plowing through tz Colonial Newf? He didn't know the fellow yet, but he was glad to hear that Camille Roach had become TCC President. It was also nice to know that twenty-one new ap- pointments had been made to the faculty-as far as he could deduce Qcorrectlyj this meant exactly twenty-one more assignments per student. Not that he was sure just what it meant, but he readily agreed with Dave Garman that a four to one ratio was much better than the pioneering days of '46 when nine to one was the status quo. School spirit soared high in his little heart, and Teeny watched with avid interest the progress of the Goliard clothing drive. One could hardly see his cold little nose .ro well war it hitltlwz beneath the oltl clothe! . . . Teeny's tiny ears were still very receptive the hadn't been subjected to History and Usage of the English Language yetj, and on one of his jolly jaunts down faculty lane he overheard a delightful little conversation between Miss A. and Mr. H. 'bout a delightful party held at the former's home for all faculty eligibles the night of October 15. Teeny, perceptive little soul that he was, considered it quite thoughtful of them fthe facultyj to so fortify them- selves before braving the thousand odd Phi Beta Kappas fthe studentsj at the Student-Faculty Recep- tion later that evening. Teeny was soon to hnd out that this was quite a common occurence among the intellectual circle-especially during Zero Week when finals are in full swing, owl party har no ftznlilitzz' ring for the ,rfiltlelzt . . . Still surveying the situation on Grub Street tEnglish Department Habitatj, our little hero learn- ed that Nissel Rose was going to head the Worltl Student Service Fund drive, that Clark Hungerford had become editor of the Colonial News, and that Gerry Bloom had won an A in history for her feature on Mr. Lutz in the college's spasmodical periodical. Teeny thrilled to this intellectual com- munication of minds on a higher level . He also uncovered the fact, another news headiiner, that we've got something . That made him very happyf now all he had to do was find it! Eager to depart from the somber intellectual atmosphere that from force of habit was' beginning to envelop him, Teeny Squeege hastily scurried after Bob Bargetzi fquite the pace setterlj who was on his way to the presses with In and Out of the Locker Room . Quickly glancing over the copy paper the was now enrolled in Remedial Englishj, Teeny read that Frank Rury had been elected President of the Pin Topplers, that the Bonecrushers had battered Baccacia by a 38-7 score, that Edie Scales had become head cheer leader for Coach Welborn's active ath- letes, and that joe Ludka and Yatchal' Logan were rfill rearing high for Ike Green and lVl9ite 110 gan. Following this mental exertion, Teeny once more scampered off to meet new and greater adventures in the Grand Central Station of the Colonial, more commonly known as the student lounge, where he was soon to find out if one's friend were not in the local bistro, book store, or card room, thats where he was. In his new and bewildering environment he found another friend, Ralph Forest Qlater to become editor of the Colonial Newsj who informed him that the first graduating class at TCC had organized, and that the fifty-four members thereof would graduate under the Syracuse University banner . Teeny's little eyes fairly popped when Ralph told him about the Pandoran Sadie Hawkins dance at Lakeview lnn where nothing .rfronger tlaazu mee and gin were the order of the ezfeflifzg. So many little things pleased Teeny-like the time Jerry Gibbs won the first annual Baccacia scholarship award, the Fall Fling at the Legion, the Biz Ad Spook'l Dance where wierdies and ghosts were the gzzzriozzr bor!! at that joyom Hazlloweezz event. Yes, little Teeny Squeege really loved college life and was filled with the constant desire to do every- thing in his tiny power to better this wonderful new home of his. Usually, he was quite happy about the course of events, but one day fafter a particularly trying class in Business Lawj he received a bitter disappointment--the Goliards would not take a quart of blood from him for the community blood bank. Teeny was very disheartened and slowly, with bowed Qzbfiwl .fr ae 'Q S ' , .S ,, , . Q 7' --16 ,':1 .. .wif head, he trod to the Cafeteria, bent on drowning his sorrows and self in thousands of little cups of pro- verbial coffee. But our little sufferer was to encounter an even more unhappy situation, for on his deter- mined journey, he was of necessity forced to pass the mysterious and foreboding Zoo Lab where hundreds of felines fcatsj were eagerly awaiting his approach -so he thought fDr. Swift would term this attitude inferiority complexnj. But how was he to know that inside those four grubid fa portmanteau word- combination of gruesome and morbidj walls, Dr. Wilmoth, armed with weapons of enormous propen- sity, was towering above said animals, gloating at his great accomplishment-for lo, he had killed them and they had died and were now preferzwl in formaldehyde, calming 720 em! of grief to fzzzmerozfr TCCe1'.f required to indulge in one year of science. But Teeny couldn't remain sad for long-too many nice things were going on around him for him to continue in his present state of mind. Local bistro babble was in high gear with Helen Hudda fstudent director of Juno and the Paycocknj ahead by a league in her enthusiastic reviews of Colonial lo-dar. Although he cou1dn't quite become accustomed to the clattering chatter of fifty people at the same time, Teeny did manage to salvage quite a bit of en- lightening news-such as Dave Merrilees, election to the editorship of the Colonist, the Colonial Play- ers' production of Sean O'Casey,s play with johnny Gorton and Irene Veit carrying off top honors for their respective portrayals, the addition of another page of print to the Colonial News, the brilliant ball- playing of new TCCers Gene Kobylarz and john Leney, and the fact that Harry Accurso had switched to Chestertieldsu. Excitement was in the air as Baccacians and Pan- dorans discussed the former's Shipwreck dance the nite of November 12 where starboard arms and boatswains' mates lf4Z77l'6d I0 Ike lime of the Sopbirlimter. Goliard members were feeling pretty good about their victory of November 9 over the Spoilers with a final score of 13-9, Adelphians were boasting the results of their recent 12-2 win over Baccacia, Loyal TCCers were lauding junior varsity basketball players Bill Simmons, Louis Picciano, Ray O'Malley, Rube Ru- benzahl, and Jack Burlingame, Dr. Brown was ex- pressing satisfaction at Marilyn Andrus' becoming president of Clarendon, Bob Koloski and Dottie Holmes were congratulating each other on their high bowling scores-and Doc Ketcham was congratulat- ing Chet Buchanan for having passed l'examen de francais 40. All in all, Teeny decided that this was a pretty nice world, and with a new lease on life scurried after Pat Lamb and Mike Biloz who were on their way to 'lYe Olde Book Store with the latest details on the USG Turkey Hop where Be-Bop and .rode pop and corrzrfalkf, turkey! and pnmpkinr ho! were danred helwixt hy country hnrnphinf. jim Larham was there too, and Teeny enjoyed hear- ing him tell Nelda about the Biz Ad Stag Party of December 2 where Claydon and Claff and Orer and Graf held forlh on the erononzir .filnafion of the nalion . , . There was so much going on and so many people talking at once in this little store of knowledge Qthey sell text-books here sometimesj that Teeny almost missed seeing Miss Pitel, one of the quieter members of our congregation exlreinely inzfoloed in an explanation of a farnlty Chri.rlnza.r parly the niie of December 11 where refreshments and skits topped the lift of hitr and hair war let down with no rlndentf aronnd . . . Teeny liked this sparkling personality and decided to follow her to Pandoran Headquarters where a vigorous discussion, led by twenty girls, was in full sway. Topic: new women's social group on campus. Teeny Squeege was glad to hear this, for though he hadn't been here too long, he did realize the impor- tance of competition for healthy collegiate atmos- phere, and he was sure that the Thalians with Barb Rood at the helm, would fill the bill . Teeny watched with delight the joint Pandoran-Thalian Christmas party held in the lounge soon after where pnnrh and rookier and joyonr langhter fonlrihnied highly lo Ihe friendly .fpirit .. of the evening. Our little hero swelled with pride at the wonderful work accomplished by the Pan- doran gals in their raffle ticket sale for the benefit of the Cancer Drive, the gains of which amounted to 331500, and his little eyes grew wider and wider as he viewed the twenty-five gifts to be raffled the nite of the Mistletoe Ball wilh a hlarh and while puppy at the head of thenz all. He had heard so much about this Mistletoe Ball that Teeny made up his mind to accompany Bill Walling to the affair of the year where holly and nzirlleloe inrpired good rheer and the rnmir nzaeflror of Sanz Donahnek hand wiih hi! inner and polka! were lending a hand to the tremendous success of this third annual event. There were lots of holiday affairs taking place now, and Teeny made sure that he missed none of them. His little sides almost burst, so hard did he laugh at the International Night at the Legion where language gronpr from ezfery region lent fheir falenly lo a grand cnlnzinaiion, of the seasonls activities. Teeny liked especially well the German Club's oom-pah band with leader George Neumann, Sam Vitale's delightful rendition of Bes- same Mucho in Spanish and Italian, and Danny Bot- tino in La Traviata , and he fell in love with Larry McGrath's inimitable interpretation of a can-can dancer ufillv more vim and vigor 119,121 Vixen and Pranrer. Christmas trees bedecked with colored lights, shining balls, and silver icicles all showed Teeny Squeege that old St. Nick would soon be coming down the chimney, and with this happy thought in mind, he and the thousand odd TCCers vacated Colonial walls, until their return on january 3. am! mzry o rigorette war Jmoked in the hollr Teeny was a very bright ueddicated mouse and his observant little eyes fhe was in Doc Kent's math classj perceived that a new look policy had in- vaded the Colonial during his abscence in the form of bright red linoleum for every fioor om! informative rigor for every door. He also perceived the appearance of the Dionysians, the newest in college fraternities with Bob Dennis as its first president, and the English Club in the process of formation under the direction of johnny Gorton. By this time, fit was the last week of the term, Teeny knew that this was Zero Period fthe only time when the lounge, library, and classrooms are fairly quietj, and he heartily approved of Baccacia's Gloom Ball, their traditional last fiing before the gloom of final exams settles on TCC om! ,l2leoJe have merry! ir the oft heard plea of fzrmzerozrr fluff rulferr. Lots of new and exciting things occurred with the commencement of the new semester creating much enthusiasm in Teeny's tiny equilibrium such as the Wham Be Bop jam session held in Prof Gil- fillan's studios above the book store, the highly suc- cessful Biz Ad Day featuring exhibits, tours, movies and dancing to the tune of the Sophisticats fagain lj, and the production of l'Biography with new starlet jean Blesh coming to the fore, and Dick Singel, Jtzldefzl prodzzeer, in the fore once more. Teeny, perched atop Dottie Walker's props for the play, discovered thru behind-the-scene conversa- tion, that there was somethin' new cookin' on campus in the form of The Clarendon , TCC's first literary magazine. Not that he had any definite interests along that line fhe had not taken Mr, Roberts' Eng- lish 103-Q, but Teeny was pleased to learn that Mr. Broderis plea for more culture had finally been heard! So many new things were happening all the time, that before Teeny knew it the semester had ended and all he could do was reminisce about the wonder- ful times he had had peeping around Colonial cor- ners and out of people's pockets-'specially the bas- ketball game of March 2 between Faculty Men and Firestone Bombers where he had a great deal of fun watching the antics of cheer leaders Atchley and Fargnoli ftwo members of our illustrious faculty staffj whore riotom rheerf of the end of each half impiriied Teeny Sqlleegek litlle hear! lo overfiow with merriment. Erv Goldberg, sports editor of The Colonist was there too, taking notes on the game with Sampson Q65-61, favor of TCCjfand on Bob Marechek, Vince Jackson, Peter Sidowitz and Pete Smyk-and on the grand bolstering effect with which they inspired the TCC cohorts. Teeny noted with pride that Bob lsban and Scrappy Hubbs were responsible for some mighty fine ball playing. The gala feeling of gaiety revived itself within Teeny as he recalled the grand success of the Car- nival of Hearts and the glowing expressions of de- light on the countenances of Ruth Tuthill and Clark Hungerford as Prof Silverton crowned them King and Queen of Hearts, and he also relived in poig- nant nostalgia the Adelphia Spring Mix, Goliard Mardi Gras, and Baccacia Scholarship Stomp, three of the most outstanding affairs of the year when l900,f2.r were mf! clown in place of beer and Pizndomm and Tlblllldllf. A warm feeling of satisfaction swept over Teeny as he thought of all these campus capers, and especially when he was reminded of the excellent work accom- plished by new President johnny Horkott and his crew: Bob Kuchinskas, Pat Bliss and Stan Bachman. Yes, My Darling Daughter was also included in Teeny's memory book and the performances of Scotty Dawson and Vivian Cook, and the conver- sation of the latter about the French Club's Pete des Fous which included le Jlyle typiqne de wife f1'iz1icai.r et gazrronr el denioifeller avec liei'el ' el lzeaizmzzp food, mimic and enferfainznenf. Highlighting his list of spring time hits were Senior weekend, TCC's first, with officers Ed Vitkus and Doris jones paving the way, and the Holiday for Spring , the Colonial's second annual college review with Albert, Herbert, Hasenpflug and Brown and nnineronr rlnilentf going lo f0ZlflZ', in their .fninnzatioiz of the Hier eilirfalion ritimlion of the year. Bill of the many ezfenfr he fonlll remll, Teeny loved the bert of all Spring weekend in Aflny when facnlly, azilminirmzlion, rlnilenlr and all, in farnlizl atfire embelliflveil the ball and next day in jenny and rwealerf and frizioloizr nfooil and mda pop and lair of food fand cheese for Teeny Squeegej picnicked at State Park at the All College Outing, and the final event of a highly successful year. Yes, indeed, concluded Teeny Squeege, fwith the mature wisdom characteristic of the college sopho- morej, this Triple Cities College is a pretty wonder- ful place4and with these happy thoughts in mind we bring to a close our story of the little mouse who liver in the big while lfoirre on Lincoln Avenue . . . . Y if. if-,, H I K K .w f ,BNF , -4 1::IL'l!.!f-1 Refellvfjruz Twziglvf ffl Arlizzglmz Hole! C!Jl!21IjL2!NC'll',S'. Oct. 15. 1945? 91429 JM' f 5 VICE-CHANCELLOR FINLA G. CRAWITORD, a graduate of Alfred University, has been a member of the Syracuse University Faculty since 1919. Since 1924 he has been a professor in the School of Citi- zenship and Public Affairs, and Dean of the College of Liberal Arts since 1938. Dr. Crawford is also Head of the Political Science Department of the Max- well School of Citizenship. Dr. Crawford has taught summers at the Univer- sity of Stanford and Alfred University, and is a member of the American Political Science Associa- tion, National Municipal League, and the American Association of University Professors, Witlely known as a teacher, educational adminis- trator, and civic leader, Dr. Crawford has also written many books on political science and economics. Immediate liason olhcer between Triple Cities College and Syracuse University, Dr. Crawford serves in the capacity of advisor to Dean Bartle. CHANCELLOR WILLIAM PEARSON TOLLEY will long be remembered by students of Triple Cities College. It was through his eHorts that Triple Cities College was first founded, and then expanded to a permanent, four year college. Dr. Tolley is the seventh chancellor of Syracuse University. A native of Binghamton, he received his Bachelor of Arts degree in 1922 and Master of Arts in 1924 from Syracuse University. He then pro- ceeded to Columbia University, where he received his Doctorate of Philosophy in 1950. In 1931 Dr. Tolley was appointed to the presi- dency of Allegheny College and was well on the way to becoming a national leader in higher education. He rapidly gained fame as the youngest college presi- dent in the United States. A Phi Beta Kappa, Dr. Tolley has served in an executive position in many civic and educational or- ganizations both at Syracuse and, often in an advisory capacity, at Triple Cities College. 2 E wa..-gsm' lj 1 -Yfakwf , - Lf-iffy: f ' 2 1 I 5 ,Ms 1 wg Lf xl I 4 K V ., i 5.1 A K 21w2,. 3' , A 1 H235 QSM 'S A ..-L : -K 1 1 5 .M E I af DEA GLENN G. BARTLE MR. BENJAMIN HOPKINS MOSES was well pre- pared for his duties as Registrar by his studies at Lackawanna Business College, Wyoming Seminary, Penn State Engineer-Extension, Syracuse University, and Harvard University Graduate School. Although primarily a political science major, it is evident that Mr. Moses is well versed in many fields. An instructor in political science at Syracuse Uni- versity in 1936, Mr. Moses rapidly advanced to the position of Assistant Dean of Men. One of the pioneers in the formation of TCC, Mr. Moses acted as resident director of the Syracuse University Extension School at Endicott. MR. JACK F. KIMBALL, former Director of stu- dent Personnel, is now on leave of absence, con- tinuing his studies at Columbia University. Mr. Kimball previously served as assistant to the Dean of the Liberal Arts College at Kansas City University, from which he graduated before studying at Syracuse University. Mr. Kimball was a Navy Lieutenant and an As- sistant Personnel Officer during the war. He also taught a course in communications at the OfIicer's Training School at Newport, Rhode Island. Coordinating personnel counselling services, stu- dent health services, housing, and job placement was Mr. Kimball's chief duty at Triple Cities College. MISS ELIZABETH PLANKINTON, Counsellor of Women from 1946 to 1948, is now Director of Stu- dent Personnelg she is one of three women in the country to hold that position. She obtained her B. A. in English at the Univer- sity of Oregon and her M. A. in personnel at Syra- cuse University. During the war she served as a Spar ofhcer in Washington, D. C. Miss Plankinton, still in charge of counselling the ever-increasing number of coeds, also is instrumental in planning and executing the student personnel pro- gram, special college planning committees and has charge of all secretarial personnel, H J w .-',, I mufw i,,'. A ff. 'I:'..-,-.1 .I , FH '. , . MR. MICHAEL SCELSI, new Counsellor of Men, is well known in the Triple Cities area. He is a graduate of Union-Endicott High School and received his de- gree from Louisiana State University in 1939. MR. FRITZ L. HIER, director of public relations and instructor of journalism, is a graduate of Dart- mouth College. He received his M. A. from Syracuse University. MR. MARION A. NELSON received his B. S. and M. A. in Business Administration and Economics at the University of South Dakota. He taught at North- western University before becoming Business Mana- ger at Triple Cities College. E 'M' S . ,, ' I ' f x tee.-1 1. NURSE ANNE MEADE is a graduate of the Massa- chusetts General Hospital in Boston. She also served as member of the Army Nurse Corps in the European Theater. DR. JOHN MALLORY, hours one to two, is a graduate of Syracuse University. In addition to his services to the college, he is a practicing physician in the Endicott area. MR. HERBERT LEET is a graduate of Syracuse University. He served as a member of the library staff of the Ovid Central School before assuming his duties as TCC Librarian in September 1947. SIDNEY P. ALBERT, Assistant Professor Philosophy Department Head ETHAN O. ALLEN, Instructor Mathematics MARY E. ATCHLEY, Instructor English THOMAS E. BATTAGLINI, Assistant Instructor Chemistry JOHN P. BELNIAK, Instructor Citizenship and Political Science MICHAEL BOCHNAK, Instructor Foreign Language CLEMENT G. BOWERS, Lecturer Botany Department Head BERTRAM BRODER, Assistant Professor Business Administration Department Head BEATRICE D. BROWN, Associate Professor in English Department Head ERIC BRUNGER, Instructor History HILDA CHIARULLI, Instructor Economics and Business Administration ARTHUR CLAYDON, Instructor Economics and Business Administration IRVING CRESPI, Instructor Sociology WILLIAM L. CLAFF, Instructor Business Administration YOLANDA FRAGNOLI, Assistan Foreign Language WAYNE S. FARROW, Instructor Speech Department Head V , ,415 I ii. P?-if Q, AL ' JACOB FISCHTAL, Instructor Biology HEINRICH E. FRIEDLANDER, Lecturer Economics EUGENE C. GERHART, Instructor Business Administration ALEX GILFALLEN, Associate Professor Music Department Head qw ,I ,Jose MARGARET HASENPFLUG, Instructor English EDWARD HERBERT, Instructor English CLARKE F. HESS, Instructor Geography ALBERT V. HOUSE, Associate Professor History and Political Science Department Head 20 ALFRED HOTZ, Assistant Professor Political Science and International Relations JEAN IVORY, Assistant Instructor Citizenship and Political Science MILDRED M. KELLOGG, Instructor , Q, '2 --b: English zz, f JAMES R. E. KENT, Associate Professor ' Mathematics Department Head Q I f s HENRY C. KETCHAM, Assistant Professor Physics RODNEY D. KETCI-IAM, Associate Professor Foreign Language Department Head ROLLAND LUTZ, Instructor s 'osxx History H s SEYMOUR MANN, Instructor zz, 1 L W Citizenship and Political Science ox P 5 1' 2 os? N 2 1 -H fda s ss Aw ,Z e t i ll fesgfp LOTTE MEDAK, Instructor Music DAVID MOLYNEAUX, Assistant Psychology JOHN M. O'BRIEN, Associate Professor Business Administration JACOB OSER, Instructor Economics , H ' -I 1 Few ! f ---. , MARTIN A. PAUL Associate Professor ll - 'I I E sl Chemistry Department Head -125, -nit. I w-, V s , iiii I ORVAL PERRY Instructor nib, , ,,, 5 , , , , 4' Phllosophy 'W LAWRENCE PISANI, Instructor Sociology MARTHA PITEL, Instructor Zoology 22 T' 'R EDWARD POMEROY, Instructor S x Aff v OSCAR REED, Instructor , 1 2'- Psychology CHARLES REITEMEYER, Instructor g Business Administration I QONSTANCE REPS, Instructor ' I Foreign Language bz 5 V...r WALTER ROBERTS, Lecturer Speech HAROLD ROCKWELL, Instructor Foreign Language CHARLES SAAM, Instructor W Psychology X DOUGLAS SILVERTON, Assistant Professor ftrmf ff-A5 English i. it H eil HM in ,. ess, .ne . Msn sw12cit I s S Y ' I 413 .. ..., xv- .ra a r. , G. RALPH SMITH, Instructor Economics Department Head W. PORTER SXWIFT, Assistant Professor Psychology Department Head JOSEPH VAN RIPER, Associate Professor Geography Department Head ALFRED VOGELE, Assistant Professor Zoology qw KENNETH T. WALDOCK, Instructor Chemistry PAUL WEIGAND, Assistant Professor Foreign Language JAMES H. WILMOTH, Assistant Professor Zoology Department Head FRANCES WRIGHT, Instructor Mathematics W' S Y y in . L .. ,. , -4 - if 'i . 1 , 3, f. V 1 at 4-. J. I ,12 1 ff izfkufgia 2' if ' y Q if .. X Q 1 , S 2. i, to I , r ff, 3 g:eas1fgs53zsf1tg-f fi 5 gym, .. .xg 1, FIRST ROW: William Gunset, Helen Rutter, Altlmea Miller. SECOND Row: Sylvia Morrisey, Wilma jackson. Gene Valk, Catheryn Lyon, Carol Hitchcockg Rear, Herbert Leet. FIRST ROW: Marjorie lsban, Marilyn Bombard, jane Ely, Ruth Cher- mak, Marion Holland. SECOND ROW: Dorothy Holmes, Marie Coney, Mabel Brain, Marjorie Kennard, Doris Simser, Josephine Downey. 25 NHNK HANKOCK ADKTHGQVE CLU55 IN 7705 564601. I Looks' lo Ifixff' fznm Prop Crea' . I T' 017229. 19.18 Cofmimf IN c zz A V. J fl f FIRST Row: julia Rickard, Ralph Forest, Clark Hungerford, Helen Hudda, Barbara Rood, Mr. Hier. SECOND ROW: David Merrilees, Robert Bargetzi, Jeanne Thomas, Donald Englehart, Frances Kozlowski, Mari- lyn Brown, Philip Breckenridge, Beatrice Thorson, Mary Ann Schaarschmidt. THE COLGNIAL NEWS The first edition of the Colonial News of the fall term of 1948 was published under the direction of former editor jim Clugstone. A permanent staff was set up before the next issue, however, under the editorship of Clark Hungerford. His staff, though inexperienced, did a commendable job of writing, editing, and even assisting in the shop make-up of the Colonial News during the fall term. After increasing the paper's income by the addi- tion of several new advertisers, the news was able to expand to six pages, for the first time in its history. This six page form has been used since then except on the occasions of vacations, exam weeks and such other times as a short production schedule permitted only four pages. The News scooped local newspapers on several items of importance to TCC students in- cluding the organization of the Senior Class. Near the end of the first term, Editor Clark Hun- gerford resigned to assume a position with a local newspaper. Managing Editor Ralph Forest assumed the Editorship at this point and directed the paper's activities for the remainder of the term and through- out the spring term. The Colonial News extra of March 3 set a record for promptness by publishing the results of the spring USG election only five hours after the polls closed. Another News scoop was the announcement of the addition of the seventh major which could be obtained at TCC. The staffs activities were climaxed by the third annual publications, banquet in May. FALL TERM 1948 EditorfClark Hunge rfo rd Managing Editor- Features--Gerry Bloom Sports-Robert Barixctzi News-Helen Hudda, Julia Rickard Ralph Forest Shop Make-upffAlan Stuart Business-f-Barbara Rood Advertising-Marilyn Brown LibrarianffFred Abdallah Editorial Staff-Flora Buchanan, David Merrilces, Reggie Wolfe. Don Englehart, Bob Dennis, Jack Wedge, Carolyn Marks Feature Staff-eHarry Accurso, Jeanne Thomas, Dick Streb, Beatrice Thorson, William Doty, John Arnold, Francis Kozlow- ski, Phil Breckenridge Sports Staff-Nick Donatelli, Bob Hood, Al Clemente Business StafffBcatrice Thorson, Mary Ann Schaarschmidt Advertising StafffRubert Stone. Jack Gilman, Jacqueline Grusc, James Lauder, Kieth Dunklee The policy of the COLONIAL NEWS is directed by an editorial board consisting of Clark Hungerford, Ralph Forest, Gerry Bloom, Robert Barfrotzi, Julia Rickard, and Helen Hudda SPRING TERM 1949 Editor-Ralph Forest Managing Editor-Helen Hudda Copy Editor---Camille Roach Sports Editorf-Bob Hood News EditorfJulia Rickard Feature Editor--fHarry Accurso Advertising Manager- Business Manager-we Marilyn Brown Richard Crapo News Staff --Don Englt-hart, Fran Kozlowski, Chuck Buchinsky, and Bob Donovan Advertising Staff--Sue Hessel Feature Staff- Dick Streb, Nissel Rose. Jeanne Thomas, and Dick Salisbury Copy Stad-Ernie Sernockie SportsffAl Clemente The Policy of the Colonial News is directed by an editorial board comprised of Ralph Forest, Helen Hudda, Julia Rickard, Bob Hood, Harry Accurso, and Camille Roach UNITED WORLD FEDERALISTS Prefidefzt ....,,,.. .......r,.,. N ISSEL A, Rosis Vive-Prefideul c,,,, WILLIAM j. STEWART Serrelary .......... .,,.. F REDIERICK MQRGAN Treafflrer ..........,... .....,..... P HILLIP J. POUKISH Family Adzfiforr .,,. MR. Horz, MR. ALBERT, MR. BELNIAK Richard Gillies, Fred Morgan, Nissel Rose, Robert Stone, Sam Vitale a ILIILF. IIIUBHI :filo 29 The reorganization of the United World Federal- ists in January, 1949 was received by an enthusiastic and eager membership. Under direction of the offi- cers and with the assistance of the faculty advisors the UWF took part in many activities during the spring term. Sponsored by the UWF were radio broadcasts over stations WENE in Endicott and WNBF in Binghamton and a bureau providing speakers who addressed various clubs and organizations throughout the community. In the spirit of world service the UWF acted as a co-sponsor for the World Student Service Fund drive and organized a CARE drive. Delegates representing the UWF of TCC took part in the Model Review Conference to Revise the United Nations Charter held March 18 to 20 at Haverford College, Pennsylvania. During the year the Federalists held meetings and discussion groups to acquaint its members with the club's purposes and aims. FIRST Row: Helen Hudda, Roberta Noland, Frances Kozlowski, Mary Ann Ferrari, Margaret Hudy, Beatrice Thorson, Beatrice Zampi. SECOND ROW: George Doyle, jeanne Thomas, William Donnelly, Father Aylesworth, Camille Roach, Rose Marie Walsh, Jacqueline Gruse, Mary Ellen Williams. THIRD Row: Leonard Ziska, Conrad Dewan, J. Richard Singel, Thomas Mikolasko, Mario Pizzillo, Augusto Gallucio, john Konik, Robert Hogan, joan O'Connor, Barbara McGuire, Mary Povlock, Eleanor Sullivan, Robert Koloski, Marilyn Brown, john Ring. NEWMAN CLUB President .,.,.,,,.,,.,..... ........ C AMILLE ROACH Vife-Preridwzt ......c,.c,c,.,. .,.,,, W ILLIAM MAHAR Recording Serrelazry .,.. ..,.. ,.....,,, J I iANNE THOMAS Correrpofzdifzg Secrefary .c,,,.,... ROSE MARIE WALSH T1-earzn-er .,.,,,e.,cc,.....,.,,,,cc,ccr.., WILLIAM DONNIELLY Faculty Advisors .... MRs. PERRY AND MR. SILVERTON In October of 1948 the Newman Club of Triple Cities College was formed to promote Catholic Cul- ture and Catholic Fellowship among students of the Catholic Faith. The purpose of the club is to deepen the spiritual and enrich the temporal lives of its members through a balanced program of religious, intellectual, and social activities, to weld the Catholic students into a common union, and to assist the col- lege and its students whenever possible. The Most Reverend Walter A. Forey, Bishop of the Diocese of Syracuse, oflicially approved the estab- lishment of the Newman Club by appointing Father Charles Aylesworth as Chaplain. The members of this club expect to be accepted by the National Federation of Newman Clubs in the near future, thus joining over five hundred interna- tional groups in a common unity. AGAPEANS Pmridefzf .7,,7,77.,.........................,,,.,,, DONALD STOUT Vice-Prarirlezzf ,, ,, ,,,, ,,,, M ARY ANN NAGCJIKNY Sewelazry-'lfreazrarer ....., ., .,......A,, A NN MCOMBER Pffblivjfy Direrfm- .,.,.... ,.,,......, THELMA MARTYNEK Advirorr , Miz. CLAYDON, Rizv. SMITH, Rav, BANKS In the spring of 1949 the Protestant Students of TCC formed the Agapean Club. In order to increase the religious and social fellowship of the students, a steering committee formed the original plans for the organization. Subsequent organization followed, permanent officers were elected, and club activities planned. During the spring term the Agapeans sponsored many social activities for their members including square dances, skating parties, and social group par- ties. On several occasions the group attended the churches of the community as a group. FIRST ROW: Donald Stout, Barbara Murray, Thelma Martynek. SECOND Row: Rev. Henry C. Banks, Ann McOmber, Robert Creveling Mary Ann Nagorny sf WI TER SPORTS CLUB Preridenl ...,.,..,. ...... B RUCE DEAcoN Vice-Preridefzt ..... ...,.A.. W ILLIAM Gow Sefremry ..,..... ,... W ALTER RANDALL 7'remm'er ...... ..... j oAN O'CONNOR Early in the fall of 1948 several interested stu- dents banded together to form the winter sports club. The purpose of the formation of this organi- zation was to make possible the greater enjoyment of winter athletic activities by the students as a group. During the fall term ofhcers were chosen and plans were drawn up in order to provide the club members with the greatest amount of winter sports activity within the limited facilities available. Club- sponsored services included obtaining and showing movies on skiing, skating, and tobogganing to stu- dents. On several occasions, when weather condi- tions warranted, groups of hickory enthusiasts jour- neyed to Montrose, Pennsylvania to use the skiing facilities there. This winter the weather curtailed many activities of the Winter Sports Club. With little continued cold weather and still less snow, many of the planned activities were unable to be carried out. FIRST Row: Walter Stanzel, joan O'Connor, Bruce Deacon, William Gow, jack Burlingame. SECOND Row: Patricia Bliss, Robert Musa, Marie Jimenez, john Brewer, Sam Marcone, William Clark, Earl Clark, Maurice Passagno, Eleanor Sullivan, Paula Davis. FIRST ROW: Edward Schumacher, Thomas Blauvelt, Robert Buchinsky, Arthur Rybak, Edward Antal, Robert Appe, john Horkott, William McCatfery. SECOND ROW: joseph Bishara, jack Wedge, Thomas Ivory, Wfilliam Tuthill, Claude Crawford, john Moore, Robert Root, Clark Hungerford, Walter Stanzel, Robert Kohnstam, Philip Breckenridge, George Ryder, Robert Klinko, Thomas Terry, james Lauder, james Norris. ADELPHI P,-efidenf ,,,,,, ,,,i,,e, R oanar APPTQ Vice-Preridefzf ...,. .,... W ALTER STANZEL Sefretazry ,,.,,,, ....,.,,,, G EORGE RYDER T1-farm-er ,,,,,,,,, ,...,,...,., W ILLIAM WALLING General Officer ,......,,,,,....,...... THoMAs TERRY Famlty Adzfirorr ....,,e,,,,, MR. POMEROY, MR, SWIFT Adelphi started off the social whirl for the Fall Term of 1948 with a Fall Mix Dance on October 21, under the General Chairmanship of Ed Antal. On October 30, ten new members were admitted to the organization at a formal ceremony at the home of Thomas Terry. On December 4 a Monte Carlo Orgy was held at the summer cottage of Claude Crawford on Quaker Lake. A spaghetti dinner was held on February 21 for the purpose of presenting new members to the club. These new members were installed at a formal cere- mony on February 24. The Adelphi Spring Mix was held on March 4, the affair was directed by a committee headed by jack Wedge. The Second Annual Adelphi Banquet was held late in the spring. The annual award was presented to the Adelphian who had contributed the most to the club during the year. In November, 1946, a group of twenty-two stu- dents formed the Baccacian Society to promote good fellowship and lasting friends. During their first year the Baccacians originated a Gloom Ball which was held just before the week of exams. This year a third annual l'Gloom Ball was held at the Endicott Legion, thus making it the oldest social club sponsored affair on the college calendar. Another Baccacia First is the Baccacia Scholar- ship. Baccacia was the first student organization to grant a cash scholarship. The first annual Baccacia BACCACIA R1c3HARD Miiizcua Pl'L'.l'j6JL'Uf ..,,......, Vice-Praridezzf ..... ...... W ILLIAM Hoixsmf S6t'l'6fa1I'j' ,....... ....,. R AYMOND DECIHIENE EDXVARD ESSERMAN MR. BIELNIAK, MR. SMITH Y iI'L'c1J'.7lI'U1' .......... Frlflllfj' flofz'i.m1'.f .,,v Scholarship was granted to jerry Gibbs of Kew Gar- dens, Long Island in November 1948. The scholar- ship is supported by the proceeds from the Scholar- ship Stomp. A third Baccacian-sponsored event is the annual Shipwreck Dance at which everyone who attends is invited to come in old clothes and act sailor-like. In addition to their social and scholarship activi- ties the Baccacians have an Academic Aid Com- mittee designed to help members with scholastic problems. The club is also prominent in college intramural leagues, having been champion of the 1948 softball league and runner up in the 19-I8-1949 basketball league. l'i1RST Row: Harold Noteware, Ernest Cinotti, Richard Streb, George R. Mercer, john Salemme, Leland O'Connell, William Kuchinskas, Howard Johanson, Robert Hayman. SECOND Row: john Hogan, William Keal, Alan Stuart, Lambert Lauder, Robert Callen, Arnold Brown, Don- ald Millstone, Gus Haroldson, Camille Roach, Charles Abbe, Edward Esserman. FIRST ROW: john Gorton, Tait Robertson, Robert Dennis, Donald Englehart, Sam Winterstein. SECOND Row: Elton R. Dickson, joseph Cleary, Toshio Takenaka, William Archer, Vincent Chrzan, A. Wil liam Harrison, james MacArthur, Robert Perham, David Dopp, Charles English, Robert Diute. DIONYSIA P1-efidefzf ............,. .........Y R OBERT DENNIS Vire-Prefidefzf ...., ........... T AIT ROBERTSON Serremry ,t,........ .... D ONALD ENGLEHART Sgt.-al-A1'111.r ...., ...,...,.,,o,........ J OHN GORTON Treaz.r11i-er ....,.,,,,,..,,,........Yoi,r. SAMUEL WINTIERSTEIN Fazczzlly ALfl'jJOI'.f ,...e,.... MR. CRESPI, MR. XWILMOTH Dionysia is the most recently organized of the social clubs at TCC. Founded early in December, it has since grown and developed until it is now on a par with the other social clubs. The Dionysians have enjoyed several parties and outings during recent months. Among the most memorable is the early March outing at the summer home of Tait Robertson at Quaker Lake. On another occasion the Dionysians sponsored a roller-skating party. The Dionysians entered a team in the intramural basketball league, and also have taken their place with the other social clubs by assisting with the Red Cross drive and other worthy causes. 0 O 'S swf X 4? 4 1lll H103 9 . 4- J D45 IIIIHW WNW 40 'ld ' i2,..5 !l77lLli-E 1 at Ze? - J H ga 1 ef Q E 4 ' E 19 'i 5 ' 5 P R f 2 A-zz 5 W Qt? E if N, KG. 'E -...d' :E V '.,.- I-'ut E ' . .. 2 of 05 I ' ZW I M 000 QW 7 m Q L 5 95 4 Fw-r Zeldo FIRST Row: john Kotchik, james Clugstone, joseph W. Baxter, Stanley Golden, William Ellison, james Thomas, Donald Buffum, Harry Haller, Robert Weintraub, Donald Glover, Frank Celona, Michael Biloz. SECOND ROW: Robert Attisani, Charles Putrino, Albert S. Clemente, Nicholas Donatelli, Robert Carson, Wil- liam Kucharik, joseph Trabucco, john Malik, Larry McGrath, john A. Dyer, Howard Wall, Calvin Sy- mons, Kieth Dunklee, Vernon Fritz. Robert Bargetzi, Orlando Busino, Richard Dennis. THIRD Row: William Weber, Frederick Burgess, William Davies, Paul Sheely, Paul Stewert, Delwert Craft, john Bilos, DuWayne Pettijohn, George Donovan, Richard Rath, Arthur Neumann, Richard Singel, Raymond Trabucco, Lennart Erikson. G O L I A R D S Pres-ideal! .....,.,,,...,,,,,......r,r..,,..........,,, MARIO PIZILLO Vice-Prefidezzf ..... ...... F RANK CELONA Sewelary .,,,,,sI,,,,,, ,,,,... K EITH DUNKLEE Trefrrzzrer .,.,,,,s.s.,..,..,.. .....,........ W ILLIAM EVERTS Fllflllf-jl fl6lIZ!j.f0I'J' ....,... ........,.,,,,,.,,,.. M R. BRUNGER, MR. RODNEY KETCHAM r 'W JVF The Goliards, TCC's largest men's social club, began its second year in October, 1948. A group of new members, two dozen in number, were initiated early in the fall. Named for a group of wandering scholars who traveled across Europe, making merry and doing good, the Goliards of Triple Cities College set out in 1948 to live up to their aims of performing ser- vice to the needy as well as taking part in fraternal activity of a social nature. Early in October, the organization sponsored a CARE drive for clothing and household needs for needy peoples of several foreign countries. CARE packages were sent to England, France, Italy, the Union of South Africa, and elsewhere. Packages of clothing also were sent overseas after a collection drive held at the college under Goliard Sponsorship. The Goliards broke blood-bank records for the second time when more than fifty pints were donated to the second Goliard Blood Drive. Crowning event of the year for the Goliards was the Mardi Gras staged March 18. Among other achievements the Goliards won their second con- secutive intramural basketball championship, MARGON KEY C lafzzrmazz .,,............. ......... DLIWAYNE PETTIJOHN ARTHUR NIEUMANN FRAN The Maroon Key is an honorary society that operates in cooperation with the college athletic cle- partment. It was formed in january, 1948 by the Goliards. Under a permanent committee, member- ship in the Key rotates within the Goliard member- ship. The function of the Maroon Key is to entertain and assist all visiting athletic teams. The Key mem- bers meet visitors and direct them to college playing areas and completes arrangements for their local transportation and meals. They also assist visiting players with their equipment and uniforms. JOHN A. DYER GEORGE DONOVAN CALVIN SYMONS K CELONA The primary purpose of the Key is to establish friendships with other colleges and to promote good will and sportsmanship by being of service to ath- letic rivals. TCCs high standard of sportsmanship has been maintained and promoted by the efforts of the Maroon Key in its sixteen months of work. All students who have seen the Key in action cannot help but feel proud of the school's hospitality to visiting teams, extended through the labor of this group. FIRST Row: George Donovan, john A. Dyer, DuWayne Pettijohn. SECOND Row: Calvin Symons, Arthur Neumann, Frank Celona. GOLDEN CIRCLE Prefidezlf ,A,,.,..,,, Vice-Pr'e.ride11f .,.7. Secrelary .................,.,.A,A,, COI'l'6J'F0lI6lj1Ig Secreffzry Trea.fz11'er ..,w.....,.A.....,,.. Family A6iUf.f0l'.f ......., The Golden Circle Club, in the second year of its life, is still proving to be a successful social club for the married students of TCC. To most of the stu- dents of the college it is probably still known by its first adopted name of Married Vets Club. Unlike most college social clubs the Golden Circle did not cease activities during the summer months. Those members of the club who remained in the vicinity of the Triple Cities had many very enjoyable get togethers. During this school year the club has had a varied FIRST Row: Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Johnston, Mr. laender, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Durham. and SECOND ROW: Mr. and Mrs. john Keigher, Mr. and Mrs. jack Hall, Mr. and Mrs. Richard Scott, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Auer, Mr, and Mrs. Andrew Caraker. THOMAS j. JOHNSTON CHARLES DLIRHAL1 MINN1li Scorr SALLY A111511 JACK HALL MR, VANRIPIER, MR. FRIIQDLALNDER and active program. There has been a succession of parties, such as the annual Halloween party at Bartle Hall, card tournaments, a new Year's Eve party, covered dish suppers, square dancing, picnics during the spring months and just plain gab fests . The club has sponsored its own basketball and baseball teams who proved their merit extremely well in the intramural league. At both Christmas and Easter time, the club pre- pared individual gifts for the children of the Susque- hanna Valley Home. Mrs. joseph VanRiper, Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Fried- THIRD ROW: Mr. and Mrs. Robert Kankus, Mr. and Mrs. Louis jurena, Mr. and Mrs. William Hanak, Mr. and Mrs. William Hebenstreet, Mr. and Mrs. Wfilliam Childs, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Wlood, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Resseguie, Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Elderkin, lr. 38 FIRST ROW: Evelyn Armstrong, Patricia Lamb, Vivian Cook, Helen Hudda, Shirley Davis, Mary Anne Rob- inson, Ruth Symons, Barbara Field. SECOND ROW: Jeanne Thomas, Miss Pitel, Patricia Bliss, Carol Byers, Geraldine Bloom, Jean Blesh, Barbara Murray, Dorothy Walker, Joan O'Connor, Elvira Dapolito, Miss Fragnoli, Regina Wolfe, Miss Plan- kinton. THIRD ROW: Jean Fairbrother, Nancy Courtney, Rose Marie Walsh, Laura Baker, Mary Ann Schaarschmidt, Marilyn Andrus, Marie Jimenez, Jeanette Bellinger, Jacqueline Gruse, Marilyn Brown, Frances Midgley, Jean MacDougall, Julia Rickard, Jerry Gibbs, Julia Early, Trudy Dunn, Mary Sees. FOURTH ROW: Eleanor Sullivan, Marguerite Rounds, Doris Jones, Janis Veitch. PANDORAN The second active year of the Pandoran Society found the girls of the club participating in a whirl of dances and parties, sponsoring several service pro- jects including a cancer drive which netted over three hundred dollars, adding to their silver fund and aiding the annual Red Cross campaign. On the social agenda were the traditional Sadie Hawkins parties, the Carnival of Hearts, at which Ruth Tuthill and Clark Hungerford were elected king and queen, the spring picnic, and the final dinner dance. Preriderzt .,........., ...... H ELEN HUDDA Vice-Prefidezzt ....... ...... M ARIE JIMINEZ Secretary ............ ............ P ATRICIA Buss Treafzzrer .................,...............,.. JACQUELINE GRUSE Faculty Adviforx .........,,.............,..,., Mrss FARGNOLI, Mrss PLANKINTON, Miss PITEL FIRST ROW: David Merrilees, Warren Robinson, Leonard Martin, Wfalter Arnold, Norman Skeirik. SECOND ROW: Ralph Shear, Sam Winterstein, Louis Piccirilli, .Arnold Bush, john Madden, Ralph Sorber. THIRD ROW: Irving Carroll, Eugene Kozlowski, james L. Brown, George Rejibian, john R. Kane, Harold Doppel, George R. Smith. FOURTH ROW: Martin Bovee, Joseph Fetcho, Sam Falbo, Fred Shipko, Edward Cernak, Robert Frederick. Prerident .......... SAIENS WALTER ARNOLD Vice-Prerident ,,..... RALPH SORBER Serretawy ........... ...... F RED SHIPKO Treazrurer ................. ............ J OSEPH FETCHO Sergeant-at-Armr ........ .........,..,. I RVING CARROLL Faculty Advirorr ..... ...... M R. HENRY KETCHAM, MR. BATTAGLIN1 The Saiens Club was formed in the late Spring of 1948 by a group of science and mathematics students who felt that students majoring in these fields were not adequately represented in the existing social or- ganizations of that time. The word Saiens is a Greek word meaning science and the membership is primarily made up of science and mathematics stu- dents, but the club itself is chiefly concerned with the social activities of its members rather than their scientific studies. This club has sponsored no all school affairs, but has had several outings, parties, and dinners for its members and guests. The Saiens club has been repre- sented in all intramural athletics. After only a little more than a year of existence it has grown from the original membership of sixteen to a capacity size of fifty. MA, 1 FIRST ROW: Janet Forbes, Dolores Nemeth, Barbara Rood, Paula Davis, Jeanne Story. SECOND ROW: Ruth Gilg, Irene Veit, Marian Wesley, Marilyn Cain, Carol Armstrong, Thelma Martynek, Marilyn Eldred, Mary Ann Ferrari. THALIAN Prefidefzf ....aaa.... ,...... B ARBARA Room Treamf-er .....,... . ......aaa ............. D oLoREs NEM ETH Vice-Prefidezzt ...... ..... J EANNE STORY Publicity Chairman ...,,...,.......,.r........... PAULA DAVIS Secretary ...,........ ,,.,,. j ANET FORBES Faculty Adzfimrf ............ Miss ATCHLEY, MRS. REPS At a Candlight Tea on November 22, 1948, Thalians, second women's society at Triple Cities College, was organized for the purpose of promoting comradeship among the students. Among the activi- ties of the group have been assistance to the Polio Drive, cooperation with the Colonial Players, enter- tainment of the incoming freshmen, and participation in the social activities of the college. 41 FIRST ROW: Edward Diffenbach, Donald Millstone, Rhoda Shaeffer, Gus Haroldson, john Salemme, joseph Bottino, Ralph Whittemore. SECOND ROW: Albert Clemente, Philip Poukish, john Konik, William Hotchkiss, Paul DeLorenzo, Hobart Mohney, joseph Cerullo. THIRD Row: Ted Wilcox, Hilda Chiarulli, Dorothy Holmes, Vincent Chrzan, Anne Meade, Nicholas Dona- telli. FOURTH Row: john james, Robert Koloski, Doris jones, David Garman, Robert Ritchie, Owen Kroeger, T Louis Piccirilli, Frederick Burgess. FIFTH ROW: Thomas Sareceno, Frank Duntlee, DuWayne Pettijohn, Alvin Heyman, Frank Rury, Michael Biloz, Robert Mead, George Miller. PIN TOPPLERS Preficleflf ............ ,,............. 1 :RANKLIN RURY ViL'?-Pl'?,ffLJE17l ....... ,,,,,,, R ALPH WHITTEMORE T1'f4J21r'ef' ............ ............ R OBERT R1TcHIE Fliflllfj' Advifor' ............,,...,.,.,.,..,. HILDA CHIARULLI Early in the fall the TCC bowling league got under way. College bowling fans organized and formed eight teams-Snickers, Ping, Super-live, But- terfingers, Forever Yours, Fifth Avenue, Oh Henry, and Powerhouse. Each Sunday night the keglers of TCC met at the K. of C. alleys in Endicott and vied for standings and prizes. In the middle of the year the pin topplers bowling activities were transferred from the K. of C. to the Laurel Bowlodrome in Binghamton. One of the most popular members of the bowling league was treasurer Bob Ritchie. It was Bob who furnished the prize money for the high scorers after each Sunday's performance. At the completion of the bowling season in the spring of 19519 the ten-pin enthusiasts met at their annual banquet where prizes were awarded to the seasonls outstanding bowlers. Awards were presented recognizing the year's winning team, the high single game, male and female, the high triple games, male and female, and the high average. SOCIOLGGY CLUB Prefident .......,.,, Vice-Prefidefzl ..... Secremry- T1'eaJ1n'er .... Famlfy A6lUi,f0l'J ,.... The Sociology Club is one of the newest organi- zations on Campus. It was formed in the fall of 1948 by students interested in the various sociological fields which might present any vocational possi- bilities. The class work in this field was supplemented by a trip to the Elmira Reformatory, attendance at a trial in Binghamton, and movies on such topics as religious prejudice and racial discrimination. The BARBARA MURRAY ROBERT ATTISANI TAIT ROBERTSON MR. CRESPI, MR. PISANI club has also brought in various speakers among whom, were Mr. MacGorvie, a native of Africa, who talked about the tribal customs of his people. Mr. Irving jacks was another outstanding speaker pre- sented by the clubg he spoke on the clinical treat- ment of juvenile delinquents. Membership in the club is open to any student who might be interested in any phase of sociology. FIRST Row: Tait Robertson, Barbara Murray, Robert Attisani. SECOND ROW: Margaret Hudy, Lennart Erikson, William O'Neill, John Malik, Carolyn Marks. THIRD ROW: Mr. Crespi, john Chamberlain, Camille Roach, Mr. Pisani. 43 FIRST ROW: Elvira Dapolito, Laura Baker, Mary Ellen Williams Edith Story Mary Ann S ha rschmidt Bar bara Meaker, Beatrice Thorson. SECOND ROW: Nancy Courtney, Marguerite Rounds, Ann McOmber Beatrice Zampi eannc Thomis Doro hy Packard, Margaret I-Iudy, Elynor Schenke, Mildred Crooks THIRD ROW: Anthony Pizur, William Vanco, Irving Carroll Prank Humphrey lrlnlt Beith Htrry Wlllacc Robert Fitch, Ralph Robbins, john Moore. CHORUS The chorus and glee club are two of the extra curricular activities that were organized early last fall and have been meeting regularly throughout the year. This group has the active support of students, residents of the surrounding area, and faculty members. A large range of American and European com- positions was studied and performed by the group as well as all periods of music development which were represented in the compositions selected for the year. The Christmas convocation marked one of the top performances of the group. It presented a num- ber of the traditional Christmas favorites in one of the most successful all college assemblies of the school year. The program included the Carol of the Russian Children from White Russia arranged by H. B. Gaul, Chanson joyeuse de Noel by Gevaert and Cantique de Noel by Adams. These organizations also presented a brilliant spring program which included another very success- ful concert and a part in the all college review. BAND One of the first musical groups to be organized at Triple Cities College was the band. Despite a shortage of space and practice time the band has continued to maintain operations and presented a short concert at the basketball games during the 1947-1948 basketball season. The band was missed at the games this year but it is hoped that they will be able to attend next year. The highlight of the band's activities for the fall term of 1948 was the part played by the band in the Christmas Convocation at Union-Endicott High School. Despite a shortage of band members during the fall term the band was reorganized and played an important part in the Spring Review. MADRIGAL SINGERS This small and select group, organized in the fall of 1946, was centered in the preparation and per- formance of compositions especially written for dou- ble quartets. All periods of musical development were represented in the group of compositions select- ed for this year. The Madrigal Singers have endeavored to grant all requests for concerts during the year but, because of a heavy schedule and changing personnel, have been unable to do so. The Madrigal Singers were an integral part of the Christmas Convocation and did much to aid in the success of the Spring Review. FIRST ROW: Barbara McGuire, john Capozzi, Marian Wesley, David Preshur, Mary Ann Schaarschmidt, Charles English, Jeanne Story. SECOND Row: Herbert Fry, William Gullborg, George Neumann, Harry Brigham, jask Rankin, Owen Kroc- ger, Lawrence Loveland, Donald Buffum. FIRST Row: Helen Hudda, Elton R. Dickson, Clara jean Albee, Sam Wiiaterstein. SIZCQOND Row: Clark Hungerford, Mary Povlock, Ralph Forest, Thomas Makres, Richard Singel, David Mer- rilees, Mary Ann Nagorny, Mary Ellen Williams. THIRD ROW: june Matteson, Ann McOmber, john Moore, Vincent Chrzan, Frances Kozlowski, Ruth Gilg, Myra Sue Hessel, Carolyn Marks, Leo Miller, Glenn Godwin, Thomas Ivory, Charles English, john Zuidema, Harry Brigham. CULOBUA Pfmdgnf ,,,,t,,,,,,,,, ,,.,,,,,,,.... J . RICHARD SINGEL Vice-Pmidefff ..,,.. ..... T HOMAS MAKRES Sm-era,-y ,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,tt,,t,.,,....,,,I.,.,..... j ERRY GIBBS T,-g,15m-g,- ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,t,,,,,,,,,,,.,.,,,. DAVID MERRILEES Faculty Adzfimrr .... MR. FARROW, Mas. HASENPFLUG The Colonial Players' first production of the sea- son was 'ljuno and the Paycockf' presented at Vestal Central School on November 11 and 13. The play was directed by Dr. Margaret Hasenpflug, TCC English Instructor. Irene Viet as Juno, a hard-working daughter of the sod, and john Gorton as the Pay- cock, her pseudo-sea captain husband led a cast which included Tom Makres as a friend of the captain, john Moore as Johnny and Nancy Faust as Mary, the captain's children, and jack Gilman, Leo Miller, Lois Schreiber, Larry McGrath, Vince Chrzan, Tom Ivory, Dick Singel, Carolyn Marks, Fran Kozlowski, Ed Beall, and Bob Thorne in supporting roles. On February 25 and 26 a three act comedy, L 46 PLAYERS Biography , was presented at Binghamton Central High School. It was directed by Mr. Wayne Farrow and starred jerry Gibbs as Marion Froud, a painter, and Larry McGrath as a young magazine publisher. john Gorton appeared as an aspiring Senatorial can- didate and Harry Accurso as a European musician. jean Blesh appeared as the hopeful politician's fiancee, and joseph Bishara portrayed the role of her father, a wealthy southern magazine publisher. Tom Makres, appeared as a friend of Miss Froud's and Irene Veit as her maid. Vestal Central was the scene of the third produc- tion of the season, March 24 and 25, Yes, My Dar- ling Daughter, directed by Mr. Farrow and featuring Vivian Cook as Ann Murray. Harry Accurso appear- ed as Titus jaywood, an old friend. Ralph Forest played the part of Lewis Murray, Ann's husband, and Shirley Dawson portrayed Ellen, their daughter. Art Neumann appeared as Ellen's fiance and Fran Brees as Ann's sister. Marilyn Andrus played Martha, the Murray's maid. Richard Singel headed business and publicity crews for the three productions, he was assisted by Harry Brigham, Wiliam Kucharelc, Steve Gober, Shir- ley Mullen, Sue Hessel, Charles English, and jean Blesh. Properties were supplied by Ann McOmber, Mary Povlock, jean Albee, Dorothy Walker, Mary Ann Nagorny, and june Matteson. Phil Chamberlain and Dave Merrilees alternated as Electrician and Stage Manager for the plays and were assisted by john Madden and Sam Winterstein. Members of the stage crew were Glenn Godwin, Alan , ,.... . Stuart, George Butts, Bob Dickson, Sherman Ives, Darwin Lindsey, Charles English, Vince Chrzan, Ed- ward Beal, and john Zuidema. Others who aided in production were Mary Ellen Williams, Sally Grass, Tom Makres, Shirley Dawson, and the various social clubs which supplied ushers for the productions. Members of the Colonial Players enjoyed several post-production parties, a dinner, and the third an- nual club outing, at which was presented the Club's award to the two members of the club who con- tributed the most during the school year. FIRST ROW: Thomas Ivory, Regina Wolfe, Miss Ivory, David Garman. SECOND ROW: Frank Ressigue, Nissel Rose, jerry Gibbs, Fred Morgan, john Moore. INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS CLUB Preridezzz ..,...,..... ....., T HOMAS IVORY Vive-Prerident ...,... .....,.. D AVID GARMAN Set-refary .......... ...... F LORA BUCHANAN Trearm-er .I,,,...,.,.,.. ............., R EGINA WOLFE Farnlty Advirorr .................. Miss IvoRY, MR. Horz The International Relations Club started a round of activities early in the fall of 1948 with meetings on international affairs, speakers, and panel discus- sions. Delegates from the group attended the first in a series of conferences dealing with international rela- tions. Next on the conference list was the Model Security Council at Syracuse University in December. Another session of this model Security Council was held at the University of Rochester in April. Future plans of the club include the establishment of a speakers' bureau made up of students who will speak on subjects relevant to international relations, and the production of several radio programs on in- ternational affairs. The group also plans to sponsor an essay contest for area students. PHILOSOPHY CLUB Prafidezzf ,,-,,,,,... ......, R ALPH FOREST Vice-Prefidefzr ....., ...,... L EO KOPOLOW Secretary ........ ......... S UE HESSEL T1-eamrer .7......, v .. .. , V. F R ED GosMAN Program ChcZfl'77ZcZiZ ..... ....,A,.......,4 J OAN O'CONNOR Family Adfiforr .....,,...,..,.. MR. ALBERT, MR. PERRY The Philosophy Club is an organization which, like other departmental clubs, is designed to aid stu- dents in background for their classroom work. At the first meeting of the fall term at the home of Mr. Orville Perry, club advisor, a discussion was held regarding the Faith Necessary for Religion . Nearly twenty members attended the meeting and took part in the discussion. A debate by Ralph Forest and Robert Stone con- cerning Government by Experts and the questions which followed were the substance of the second meeting, held in the upstairs lounge. A Union-Endicott High School teacher, Mrs. Hess, was guest speaker at the third meeting of the club. She gave a short lecture on the Aims and Purposes of High School Education . Discussion meetings and guest speakers were the program for the remainder of the school year. FIRST Row: joan O'Connor, Fred Gosman, Ralph Forest, Sue Hessel, Leo Kopolow. SECOND ROW: Mr. Perry, Jacqueline Gruse, Carolyn Marks, Elton R. Dickson, Ruth Gilg, jack Rankin, Mr. Albert. CLARENDON CLUB Prefidezzl ............ MARILYN ANDRUS Vive-Prerident ....... ARTHUR NEUMANN Secrefary ......... ,.....,..... W ANDA SWIFT Treamrer .,....,.... ,......,............. F RANCES BREIQS Family Advimrr . ,,... ..,. MRS. BROXVN AND ENGLISH DEPARTMENT The Clarendon Club is both a social and intel- lectual outlet for English majors. The greatest aim of the Club to date has been a TCC literary magazine called The Clarendon . The initial move toward this publication was in the appointment of Gerry Bloom to the post of editor. With the help of the English Department and interested students, this publication proved to be all that was hoped for it. Other activities for the past year included a tea for Professor Terhune after his address on his experi- ences in England while doing research on the l'Ru- baiyat of Omar Khayamu. The club also had an initiation party for new members at the home of Mrs, Brown and an informal and a dinner party at the home of Miss Atchley. Organized early in 1948 the Clarendon Club has since nearly doubled in size. It has fulfilled its pur- pose as the first honorary society at TCC. FIRST ROW: Wfanda Swift, Marilyn Andrus, Frances Brees. SECOND ROW: Burt Easton, George Neumann, Geraldine Bloom, Raymeta Chaffee, Paul Berg, Ralph Forest, Arthur Neumann. FIRST ROW: Myron Gregory, Frank Morell, Donald Alford, William Kucharik, john Konik, Hobart Moh- ney, David Tillotson, Leo Cary, William Donnelly, Stanley Golden, Robert Hogan, David Preshur, Fred Abdallah, William Barno, Joel Walker. SECOND Row: Owen Kroeger, Vincent Chrzan, Harold Pearson, Robert Creveling, William Gullborg, Thomas Blauvelt, Marian Wesley, Edmund Vitkus, Frank Eiletto, Hubert McCarthy, Bruce Davidson. THIRD ROW: Edward Dodson, Frank Duntlee, john Bilos, Robert Ritchie, Owen Ash, Richard Singel, Frank Windisch, Mario Pizzillo, joseph Curatolo, Russell Howe, joseph Cerullo, William Clark, Richard Crapo, Broderick Roach, Harry Brigham, Robert lsban, Frank Rury, Herbert Fry, Edward Gavin, Thomas Gavin. BUSINESS ADMINI Preridefzl .,...........,,.,.,.....,......V,. .r.....o,..... L EO CARY Vice-Preridefzf ...... .....,....... j OEL WALKER Secrelary ......... ..... W ILLIAM DONNELLY Treamrer .... ........... R USSELL Howe Advofafe ..,..,......... ...... A BRAI-IAM SCHWARTZ Sofia! Claairmmz ,...... ..,...., D AVID TILLOTSON Publirity Clmirnmfz .....,,..,...,........,. JAMES HOLLERAN Faculty Advisory ......,. MR. BRODER AND MR. SMITH STRATION CLUB The business administration club's operations for the year listed a formidable array of activities and projects. Early in the year an extensive membership campaign increased the club's size to over one hun- dred and fifty members. In November the Bizad Club sponsored the Spook Dance featuring the well known Bela Lugosi as guest. Later in the term club members, faculty members, and local businessmen met at the fall ban- quet held in the johnson City American Legion Club- house. Here the first issue of the club's eriodical publication, the Bizad Times , was introduced. Club activities continued in high gear during the spring term. The highlights of the club-sponsored Business Administration day were an address by Dr. Harvey A. Andruss, president of Bloomsburg State Teachers College and the business show directed by Stanley Bachman and held in west hall. Here four- teen business machine and records manufacturers and dealers displayed their products. Bizad Day ended with the club members and their guests dancing to the music of the Sophistocats at the johnson City Moose Hall. Also during the spring term a second banquet for club members was held. Throughout the year lectures and special tutoring sessions were among the more cultural activities of the club. FIRST ROW: joan O'Connor, Mary Ann Ferrari, Jeanne Thomas, jacqueline Gruse. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Reps, Michael Biloz, Patricia Lamb, Geraldine Bloom, Chester Buchanan, Mr. Ketcham. THIRD Row: Wanda Swift, Alfonso Calleo, Robert Bargetzi, Glenn Godwin. FOURTH ROW: john Kotchik, Ann Brown, Eleanor Sullivan, Robert Attisani, Frederick Burgess, Frank Toner, Samuel Vitale, Dennis Bottino, Betty jean Carl. FRENCH CLUB P1-eyidezzl ..,,....... ,.,,,... M ICHAIEL BILOZ Vice-Pferident ..... ,..,. G ERALDINE BLooM Secfelary ........... ............ P ATRICIA LAMB 7'1-eamrer .....,..,,.r.. ...,........ C HESTER BUCHANAN Iiazmlty Advjforf ............ MRS. REPS, MR, KETCHAM Carrying out the French traditions of entertain- ment and culture, the French Club combined all its resources to provide a well rounded program for the year. Features of the group's activities during the past few months have included a French film, Car- net de Balu, a French page in the international news' paper, an informal conversation group, and a Fete de Fous . The French contribution to International Night included an Apache Dance, a can-can chorus, and a model French Village. GERMAN CLUB Preriden! ........... Vice-Preridefzt ..,,.A. Secretary ............. Treafurer .............., Faculty Advirorr ....... With the advent of college activities in the spring semester of 1948, the German Club was initiated to take its place as one of the outstanding features of the extra-curricular life at TCC. The organization, founded by Dr. Ketcham and several interested stu- dents, has grown to prominent size among the lang- uage clubs. The past year has seen the membership roles expanded through the staunch campaigning of Mr. Weigand and the members of the German De- partment. ERWIN GOLDBERG DAVID MERRILEES BARBARA KESSLER DUWAYNE PETTIJOHN MR. WEIGAND, MR. RODN EY KETCHAM Highlighting the club's activity program was the presentation of an Oom-pah band under the direc- tion of George Neumann, and a three-act German skit, l'The Fahrende Schuler presented as a part of the international night program. The German Club, under the direction of Dorothy Walker, contributed to the international newspaper. Club meetings were highlighted by a series of speakers, group singing, and the presentation of several short plays. FIRST ROW: George Neumann, DuWayne Pettijohn, Erwin Goldberg, Dorothy Walker, Sam Winterstein, Mr. Weigand. SECOND Row: Paul Dewey, Irving Carroll, Frances Kozlowski, David jones, William Hotchkiss, William Har- rison, Marilyn Eldred, Clara Jean Albee, Tom Gent, Conrad Dewan. ITALIAN CLUB Praridellf ,....,....A SAM VITALE Vif'e-Praridczzt ..,... .,.,... j OSIEPH CERULLO SEL'I'8IlHl'j' .....,., .,. G IEORGIE DOYLE 7'rmrz11'er V,,........... .................. E LVIRA DAPo1.ITo Farnlfy ALfl'f.f0I'J' , , .,,., Miss FARGNOLI, MR. PISANI The Italian Club was organized in the fall of 1947 to provide a cultural background for the Italian students at Triple Cities College. During the first year of its existence the club published its own news- the opera Il Traviatau was one of the highlights of international night, as was the Italian food served by the members of the club. paper, ull Crespuscolon. For the past year, however, the club has incorporated its news in the Tower of Babel , an international newspaper published jointly by the language clubs. The Italian Club's presentation of a portion of FIRST Row: Miss Fargnoli, Geor e D 1 El On March 12, Il Circulo Italiano presented a motion picture version of Rigoletto called Il Re Se Diverte at the Lyric Theatre. Proceeds from this event were used to aid the club's scholarship fund, from which awards are presented each year to out- standing students of Italian at TCC. g oy e, vira Dapolito, Sam Vitale, Mr. Pisani. SECOND ROW: Eugene Iannone, Vivian Cook, Nicholas Donatelli THIRD Row: Sam Falbo, Dennis Bottino, Robert Bargetzi. , Alphonso Calleo. 54 FIRST ROW: Miss Fragnoli, Ruth Gilg, Donald Alford, Robert Koloski, Richard Rath, Mary Ellen Williams, Mr. Rockwell. SECOND ROW: Helen Hudda, John Ring, Marian Wesley, Barbara McGuire, Herbert Fry, Patricia Bliss, Mari- lyn Brown, Margaret Hudy, Robert Perl, Charles English, Marie Jimenez, Sam Vitale. SPANISH CLUB P1-eridefzt ........... ........... J AMES TRAS Vice-Preridezzt ...... ....,. D ONALD ALFORD Secremry ............ ...... R ICHARD RATH Treazmrer .............. ...... R OBERT KOLOSKI Family Advirorr ,..... ..... M iss FARGNOLI, MR. ROCKWELL El Circulo Hispano is composed of students who are studying Spanish and have organized to learn more about the cultural background of Latin Am- erica. The meetings included lectures by Mr. Rock- well on art and customs, and the showing of several movies depicting life in Mexico, Bolivia, Brazil, and other countries in South America. Tom Bisignani and Al Hansen gave an informative and colorful de- scription of their stay in Mexico during the summer at one of the meetings. The program committee was headed by Elinor Lachmang Pat Bliss and Marie Jimenez were co-chairmen of the committee in charge of writing and editing the Spanish newspaper. The gala affair of the year for the Spanish Club was International Night. The decoration committee was headed by Donald Alford, assisted by Herbert Fry and Robert Koloski. Barbara McGuire, Marian Wesley, Vivian Cook, Marie Jimenez, and Ruth Gilg were on the refreshment committee. Playing his guitar and singing Besame Mucho , Sam Vitale re- ceived several requests for encores from the audience. FIRST ROW: Patricia Lamb, David Merrilees, Helen Hudda, Robert Frederick, Frances Kozlowski. SECOND ROW: Erwin Goldberg, Margaret Hudy, Ann Brown, Ann McOmber, Mary Povlock, Wanda Swift, Richard Crapo. THE COLONIST The Colonist was organized soon after the be- ginning of the fall term under the direction of a committee of interested students with the aid of Mr. Hier and Miss Plankinton. On November first an editorial staff was chosen from among the members of the full staff to direct the work of the Colonist. Early in November arrangements were made to have a photographer take portrait pictures of all students whose pictures were not already on file in the Colonist office. These pictures were taken in mid-December, as were most of the group pictures and several candid and athletic photos. Final photo- graphic work was completed early in the new year. This year, for the first time, a senior class was organized, and a section of the book was devoted ex- clusively to this group. Plans for future yearbooks include enlargement of this section. Sports Editor Erv Goldberg Art Editor Hank Hancock Photography Editor Bob Frederick Art Editor Orlando Busino Editor Dave Merrilees Business Manager Dick Crapo Managing Editor Gerry Bloom Ralph Forest Marilyn Brow Wancla Swift Mary Povlock Patricia Lamb john Madden Ann Brown D Irving Carroll Frances Kozlowski Sue Hessel Charles English Robert Early Michael 'Iabo Margaret Hudy Faculty Adzdfor, Mr. Fritz Hier 57 Assistant Editor Helen Hudda Clark L. Hungerford Clara Albee Ann McOmber Samuel Wintersteiin Paul Dewey William Gow David jones llofkoll INTEZI' USG Pl'6.fjffI?lIl4N Cnfwliaf Ne1zps'. M1111 4. 1949 -Y - -7' - - 4 5? 7 FIRST ROW: jerry Gibbs, William Walling, Camille Roach, Doris jones, Michael Biloz. SECOND ROW: janet Forbes, David Dopp, Edward Antal, Robert Isban, Miss Plankinton, Robert Bargetzi, Nicholas Donatelli, Patricia Lamb. UNITED STUDENT GDVERNMENT After having served as Vice-President of student government during the spring of 1948, Camille Roach was elevated to the top USG position in the fall upon the failure of ex-President joe O'Neill to return to college. Michael Biloz was named Vice- President and Doris jones and Bill Walling became Secretary and Treasurer, respectively. During the fall term the USG sponsored a stu- dent faculty reception at the Arlington Hotel and a Thanksgiving-time Turkey Hop at the George F. Pavilion. The feature event of the fall term was the USG sponsored Mistletoe Ball, also at the George F. Pavilion. The fall term saw USG sponsored coat hooks in 60 the halls and classrooms and a wider lounge door, but a USG backed football petition was again re- jected as was a plea for a five day week. The student body leaders, under pressure from the students and the student newspaper, investigated conditions in the lounge and bookstore with no starta ling changes resulting. Some changes were effected, however, as the cafeteria installed sugar and cream dispensers and slightly more varied menus. The fall USG also increased the efficiency of the student government by establishing a regular, once-a-week meeting time and eliminating much of the red tape which had hampered previous administrations. It drew up and approved a new constitution for the United Student Government in order to expedite the handling of student affairs. The spring of 1949 saw a hotly contested battle for all of the USG posts for the next year. In the field were the Representative Party headed by John Horkott, the Liberal Party, lead by Denny Bottinog the Student Welfare Party of Tom Clark, and several independent candidates, including presidential as- pirant Joe Baxter. The members of the Representa- tive Party were swept into office, along with three other members-at-large. Barbara Rood, with 313 votes, led all candidates in her successful bid for a member-at-large post in the new administration. The outstanding event of the spring term was the spring weekend planned by the USG. This included a spring formal, the Spring Soiree, an outing, a second annual spring revue, and an open house for parents and friends of TCC students. FIRST ROW: Marilyn Brown, Patricia Bliss, john Horkott, William Kuchinskas, Stanley Bachmann, Barbara Rood. SECOND ROW: Arnold Brown, Vernon Elderkin, Harold Wolfsoia, Thomas Terry, David Lauder, Alan Hansen. P'-M. 'lf' Xu sq-gp l D ri jones, Treasurer jerome True, President Edmund Vitkus. Vice-President Robert Appe, Secretary o s THE CLASS OE 1949 The IO-I9 graduating class of Triple Cities College organized on October 22, 1948 and elected otiicers for the year. Edmund Vitkus of Endicott became President of the first Senior Class. Ed, a veteran of the Army Air Force, was an instructor on B-29's. At TCC Ed majored in Accounting, preparatory for a position as a Cost Accountant. Doris jones of johnson City was chosen class Secretary. A major in General Business, Doris in- tends to become a Personnel Technician. Beside being a member of the Pandorans and the Business Administration Club, Doris held offices in the USG for two and one half years. Robert Appe, who was elected Vice-President, is from Middletown, N. Y. I-le is a former Navy Lieu- tenant, held an office in the USG for two years, was the first President of Adelphi, and was a member of the Business Administration Club. As a General Business major, Bob is planning a career as a sales- man. -lerome True, elected Treasurer, is from Syracuse and is a veteran of the Army Air Force, in which he flew twentyffive missions with the 8th Air Force in Europe. jerry is one of the colleges baseball letter- men and is one of the charter members of Adelphi. jerry, a General Business major, is preparing for a position as salesman. 65 LANNING E. AcE, Bus. Adm., Bus. Adm. Club '48, '49. REMO ALLIO, Lib. Arts, Italian Club '46, '47, '48, '49, Treasurer '46, Il Crepusculo, Editor '48, '49g Young Republican Club '48. MARILYN J. ANDRUS, Lib. Arts, Clarendon Club '48, '49, President '49, Spanish Club '46, '47, Interna- tional Relations Club '46, '47, Inter-Faith Group '46, '47, Pandoran Society '48, '49, Chorus '46, 47. ROBERT N. APPE, Bus. Adm., U. S. G. Member-at- large '46, '47, Colonial Players '46, '47, Senior Class Vice-Pres., Adelphi '48, '49, Pres. '48, '493 Youth Fellowship Pres. '47, Bus. Adm. Club '48, '49. STANLEY I. BACHMAN, Bus. Adm., Bus. Adm. Club '46, '47, '48, '49, Pres. '47, '48, Gavel Club '48, jewish Fellowship '48, '49, First College Review Student Coordinator '48. DENNIS j. BOTTINO, Lib. Arts, Clarendon Club '48, '49, Italian Club '46, '47, '48, '49, Pres. '48, Span- ish Club '48, '49, French Club '48, '49, Baseball '47, '48, '49, Captain '48, U. S. G. Member-at- large '48, '49. ROBERT j. CALLEN, Bus. Adm., Baccacia '48, '49, Bus. Adm. Club '46, 47, '48, '49, Treasurer '48, Intramural Basketball '47, '48. RAYMETA CHAFFEE, Lib. Arts, Clarendon Club '48, '49, Philosophy Club '46, '47, '48, '49, Treasurer '48 ROBERT CLARK, Bus. Adm., Baccacia '46, '47, '48, '49, Basketball Manager '48, '49, Golden Circle '48, '49, Bus. Adm. Club '47, '48, '49. 64 LEO CODY, Bus. Adm., Bus. Adm. Club '46, '47, '48, '49, HENRY D'ESTI, Lib. Arts, Spanish Club '47, '48, '49, ROBERT J. D1cKE.RsON, Bus. Adm., Golden Circle '48, '49, Bus. Adm. Club '46, '47, '48, '49, Track '47 MICIIAEL DINO, Bus. Adm., Bus. Adm. Club '47, '48, '49, Golden Circle '47, '48, '49. GEORGE W. DONOVAN, Lib. Arts, U. S. G. Member- at-large '46, Goliards '47, '48, '49, French Club '46, '47, '48, Art Club '46, '47, '48 ,' Maroon Key '47, '48, '49, ROBERT M. DRUCKER, Lib. Arts, Spanish Club '48, '49. j. G. BURT EASTON, Lib. Arts, Clarendon Club '48, ' '49, Protestant Group '48, '49. EDVUARD ESSERMAN, Bus. Adm., Baccacia '47, '48, '49, Treasurer '48, Bus. Adm. Club '48, '49, In- tramural Football '48, Intramural Softball '48, In- tramural Basketball '48, '49, EDWARD M. FOLEY, Lib. Arts, U. S. G. Pres. 47, '48, Young Democratic Club '48. 65 RALPH M. FOREST, Lib. Arts, Clarendon Club '48, '49, Pres. '49, Philosophy Club '47, '48, '49, Sec. '47, Pres. '48, Newspaper '47, '48, '49, Ed. '48, '49, French Club '46, Colonial Players '47, '48, Yearbook '48, '49. ALBERT GLIZASON, Bus. Adm., Golden Circle '47, '48, '49, Bus. Adm. Club '48, '49. CAROLYN MAYER GREENE, Lib. Arts, Clarendon Club '48, '49, Treasurer '49. JACK O. HALL, Bus. Adm., Golden Circle '47, '48, '49, Treasurer '48, Band '46, '47, '48. WILLIAM HANAK, Bus. Adm., Golden Circle '47, '48, '49, Protestant Club '48, '49, Bus. Adm. Club '46, '47, '48, '49, Intramural Softball '48, Intra- mural Basketball '48, '49. RUSSEL HOWE, Bus. Adm., Protestant Club '48, '49, Bus. Adm. Club '48, '49, Treasurer '48. ROBERT C. ISBAN, Bus. Adm., Baccacia '48, '49, Bus. Adm. Club '48, '49, Varsity Basketball '46, '47, '48, '49, Intramural Football '47, '48, Intramural Softball '48, U. S. G. Member-at-large '48, '49. DORIS O. JONES, Bus. Adm., Spanish Club '46, Treas- urer '46, Pandoran Society '48, '49, Pin Topplers '46, '47, '48, '49, President '46, U. S. G. Secretary '46, '47, Member-at-large '48, Secretary of Senior Class '48, '49. CHARLES J. KARS, Bus. Adm., Spanish Club '48, '49, Bus. Adm. Club '48, '49. 66 FRANCIS Q. KEOUGH, Lib. Arts. JAMES E. LARHAM, Bus. Adm., Adelphi '48, '49, Bus. Adm. Club '47, '48, '49. RICHARD MCCALLUM, Bus. Adm., Baccacia '46, '47 '48, '49, Vice-Pres. '48, Bus. Adm. Club '48, '49 GEORGE R. MERCER, Lib. Arts, Baccacia '46, '47, '48, '49, Pres. '48, '49, Golf' '47, '48, '49, Gavel Club '48, '49. ARTHUR R. NEUMANN, Lib. Arts, Goliards '47, '48 '49, Clarendon Club '48, '49, A. V. C. Pres. '46 Maroon Key '48, '49. GEORGE F. NEUMANN, Lib. Arts, Clarendon Club '48, '49, German Club '47, '48, '49l Band '47, '48, Camera Club '47, Pres. '47, Telescope Club '48, Baccacia '47, Yearbook, '48. RICHARD NUSOM, Lib. Arts, Philosophy Club '47 International Relations Club '48, DUWAYNE PETTUOHN, Lib. Arts, Goliards '47, '48, '49, German Club '48, '49, Treasurer '48, Maroon Key '47, '48. ROBERT POWELL, Bus. Adm., Bus. Adm. Club '47 '48, '49. 67 TA1'r ROBERTSON, Lib. Arts, Dionysia '48, '49, Vice- Pres. '48, Sociology Club '48, '49, Sec. '48, Col- onial Players '47, '48, International Relations Club '47, '48. FRANKLIN RURY, Bus. Adm., Pin Topplers 46, 47, '48, '49, Pres. '48, '49, Bus. Adm, Club '47, '48, '49, Gavel Club '48. ROBILRT SAMPSON, Bus. Adm., Bus. Adm. Club 47, '48, '49, AYSEL SEARLES, Bus. Adm., Colonial News 46, 47, Bus. Mgr. '46, '47, Spanish Club '47, Baccacia '48, Radio Club '47, Golden Circle '48, '49, Presi- dent '49, Bus. Adm. Club '48, '49, CHARLES SOPOLIGA, Bus. Adm., Golden Circle '48, '49, Bus, Adm. Club '47, '48, '49. RICHARD W. STREB, Lib. Arts, Baccacia '46, '47, '48. '49, Pres. '46, '47, A. V. C. '46, '47, '48, Chm. '47, '48, Colonial News '48, Third Party Club '48, International Relations Club '47, Sociology Club '48, Spanish Club '48. JEROME B. TRUE, Bus. Adm., Adelphi 48, 49, Base- ball '47g Senior Class Treasurer. RICHARD W. TRUSLER, Lib. Arts. ALAN J. TUCKER, Bus. Adm., Bus. Adm. Club 47, '48, '49. 68 l GORDEN C. VAN ATTA, Bus. Adm., Golden Circle '47, '48, '49, Vice-Pres. '48, Bus. Adm. Club '47, '48, '49. WILLIAM VANCO, Bus. Adm., Bus. Adm. Club '46, '47, '48, '49. EDMUND VITKUS, Bus. Adm., Bus. Adm. Club '47, '48, '49, Golden Circle '48, '49, Newman Club '48, '49, Intramural Basketball '47, '48, '49, Senior Class Pres. '49. KENNETH WALKER, Bus. Adm., International Rela- tions Club '47, '48, Adelphi '47, '48, '49. ROSE MARIE WALSH, Lib. Arts, Pandoran Society '47, '48, '49, Newman Club '48, '49, Secretary '48, Spanish Club '46, '47, Clarendon Club '49, ORVILLE YEAGER, Lib. Arts, Inter-Faith Group '47, Protestant Club '48, International Relations Club '48 JOSEPH M. ALLARD, Lib. Arts. JOHN KNIZE, Bus. Adm. JOHN HENTY MATTHEWS, Bus. Adm., Golden Circle '48, '49, Bus. Adm. Club '48, '49. 69 W., 14. sw, K X i 1 i A K y N' 4 if Xf' 1 Q , is ,Q y. xi , A A - , ' 5, A . we . l:P-f-4:- - . , ssvgzy. ' ffl? ' fa fv L A -ln' 'Q' E -ff' s - l 5 - . , im will S L W Q -fs 11 i s .... s ,Z R ,L FIRST ROW: Charles C. Abbey, Dorothy B. Abbey, Fred Abdallah, Harry J. Accurso, C. jean Albee, Donald H. Alford. SECOND Row: Josephine G. Allio, Richard M. Allis, Edward Antal, George C. Antonakos, William M. Archer, Evelyn T. Armstrong. THIRD ROW: Mary C. Armstrong, John Arnold, Wal- ter B. Arnold, Alan Ascher, Owen B. Ash, Richard E. Ash. FOURTH Row: Irene Aten, Robert Attisani, Vincent Attisani, Charles H. Auer, Benjamin T. Avery, Laura J. Baker. K ,,', ...rl f- , N. 1 4 a r 5' F' 4? 'll 45 ' . xl ww ' iii: fm 6 9 r I is-V af, v - A ,. F, v 'ies -wb Kr- 'W' , fs 'ii 1 ., T - . llsale. .. T A l ,,.. A A . ,, .. 'i in X ' A . ... a '2 ' , ig A 7 A '..l, tr? . ,as VIVI :., A Q ...EI l l K . ,ll , .h A , I Vkrl sg-sg, - . , XL , ' I . gb .f 4 ,A J ie rr F W i B l ,,..,,. 1 0? 303200 A ' F N-, J Q is 5 . 1 Z V -: V 3 . all V , s R , it , K V , U X -: - K -1 . L :l l fain A K . Q Q ivg 1L,. A-A 5 A ' xwfgf W, .V la! ff W . r e . . 5 1 ii ,- W A ,E in W We .4 Q f: b R 3 L X-N FIRST Row: Leighton E. Balcom, john M. Banta, Michael Baran, Peter Barbone, X'X7illiam F. Bnrno, Gabriel P. Barrie. SECOND Row: Winifrecl Barrows, Richard Barton, joseph W. Baxter, Frank Beach, Edward Beall, Raymond N. Bell. THIRD ROW: Jeannette Bellinger, Clark Bennett, Wil- liam E. Bennett, William Bensburg, Paul Berg, HI , como?---I Me?--'WHY IN SAM awe, j l- . . DONATE EYEBAL Robert Bernardmi. FOURTH ROW: Irving Bernstein, Homer Biggs, james Bigney, james E. Bihr, john Bilos, Michael Biloz. -i ' .J-if 'gh 'A 2 . ' F if ' ' -we iii W f EE .-1 iiii . M L i 5 We li3 5 DL . e . 3 R . R .X , ' U' W ug, 'Q 3 ei . li W I fi r,, 3 Fs. W A... W 'A B H 5 '1 c li,'Q.i?7'1Lg, 71 ...mf 'f KL: .. -f .. I Max .' , 2' I I K 'K- ' fa .... . . I , QI wouro YA cms TA HEIDME PQACTICE- EQ--sruov My- ---- DSVCHOLO6Yf NJ I X .R we 12- O f sgp I' 'WIA N , Y 'gi 'MELA as m WN in -G? . .unix V I A. V -i' V . ag y A , I 5' We 'fi J .. an ' ' , ' 'E' L? tb' ,a y A A f i . ,I -' rra. . . s A A f If ,kr . um., ,W ,N , if 4' Q5 W2 i I ,,.i sf -mfs .... V I A 1. Q V59 lv ' OQNDOQ i ll f X-4 R 308100 FIRST Row: joseph P. Thomas Bisignani. SECOND Row: Thoma land B. Blinn. THIRD Row: Patricia J. Bombard. FOURTH Row: Selma seph R. Bottino. FIFTH Row: Martin .- C9 , Q ff I5 U Q Bishara, Russell P. Bishop, E. s Blauvelt, Jenn A. Blesh, Hol- Bliss, Geraldine Bloom, Allan E. Bond, Anthony 1. Bors, jo- C. Bovee, Wayne Bowdish, Philip Breckinridge. SIXTH Row: Frances F. Brees, john Brewer, Harry W. Brigham. M SEVENTH Row: jack L. Brown. . Brink, Jeannine Bross, Ann I:1RsT Row: Arnold M. Brown, David H. Brown, fy . l',o , . ,am H. Marilyn Brown. N SECOND ROW: jack D. Brown, james L. Brown, ,P B Richard H. Brown. 4 ilii X' 'A' V ' I ' -f.v THIRD Row: Charles Brunger, Chester A. Buchanan, ' ' Flora Buchanan. ' . - 1 zz X 1 F? ra.. if -' - A FOURTH Row: Charles Buchinsky, Robert J. Buchin- , V ' Sky, Donald E. Buffum. ' g, H FIFTH ROW: Joseph E. Buran, Michael S. L. Buran, Robert Buran. SIXTH Row: Frederick C Bur e k in af 1 K! -s . g ss, jack Burlingame, .tf'.e lft f r V f Leonard D. Burns. ' 1 r ' t im. Q ,,. 5, l, 1... R . 5 ' SEVENTH Ro W. Arnold A Bush . , Orlando F. Busino, George Butts. 'Q 'W S ,E ,,'f-' 5 ..Q- ' X ' Y ,ai a' Q' w , ..... - F- ' ' . .F r , , , ,,,,, . . O Q. , I. 4' is , , X X if f . s f 'f l . ,,,.' ' ' ,Q . ' F at , , r ' r . ,..-d .sr it 2. g F ll ., ,,. if ,islvfc ,a as X rr qi ,Q -vie . .,. .K I I my K g -. K7 Mgr' V1 73 . E m 'J AF i . R 1 .. 1,1 I U , ' 7-fig .. 3 ' .4 is r Aa it v L, rt.. F ma ,.1,' FIRST ROW: Charles T. Cabrera, Marilyn V. Cain, Dominick Calabrisi, joseph Caldwell, john Calla- han, Alfonso V. Calleo. SECOND Row: Robert H. Calvert, Robert K. Campos, John Capozzi, Andrew Caraker, Clarence Card Betty jean Carl. 7 THIRD ROW: Irving Carroll, Robert R. Carson, Leo Cary, Richard Cary, Clifford E. Casterton, Frank P. Celona. FOURTH ROW: Edward S. Cernak, john Chamberlain, Gordon Champney, Paul M. Chase, Eugene H. Chermak, William L. Childs. , AWIQ K Q V , f f' A . .. .f.'.. ilt- it 74 r .ia f W Mg .. , f. ,f V 1 'V K ' ff'-t'W!eZfl'5v1 X., A f f 1 , ,,i . y 'I E yy y i 4 ,. Q , S o' ,HX . I A, V . ,., , 1, L . ,. V . .4 1 R Q f ffm 3 1 si. C o -W IQ ff eil X 4 . V M ez: ,, A E i SL :MF lb.. Am Vyg I l I M ,K FIRST Row: john G. Chomyszak, Vincent Chrzan, joseph F. Cialeo, Ugo Cianciosi, Ernest V. Cinotti, Ronald Cipriano. SECOND Row: james E. Clapham, Donald V. Clark, Douglas Clark, Earl S. Clark, Harold R. Clark, Thomas J. Clark. THIRD Row: William Clark, William L. Clark, Ed- win G. Clarke, Joseph Cleary, Robert Cleary, Al- bert S. Clemente. FOURTH ROW: Richard Cline, James Clugstone, Charles E. Coleman, Bernard Collingwood, Byron Conroe, Frederick Conte. M J! Q we 5, K my rf 6' V '1 mf W . . 9 W A . ....,.. 5'?f. ' I I V , r l 2 A I - V' ,I - 1 vga: ' . .fi ' f , ' ' . ' W ' 'P f 2 ., I ,fr -an :W W1 M1 Ag, 4' 1 i A X2 ka... FIRST ROW: Vivian C. Cook, Harold Cooper, james G. Cooper, SECOND ROW: E. Grant Courtright, Delwert Craft, Richard Crapo. THIRD ROW: Claude A. Crawford, john Crawford, Robert Creveling. FOURTH Row: Donald Cross, Eugene F. Crowley, Edward T. Cruty. FIFTH Row: james M. Cunningham, joseph P. Cura- tolo, Sarah Curatolo. SIXTH Row: Ray G. Dann, Elvira Dapolito, Bruce D. Davidson. SEVENTH ROW: William Davies, Paula Davis, Bruce F. Deacon. ..r, I I ,. 3 . I V F - VL ,,A - we ' II1. P . . IEI: a . V . -U' I . i' I 76 l FIRST ROW: Raymond A. Dechene, Norman K. Dec- ker, Raymond C. Decker. SECOND ROW: Henry L. Del Cano, Paul P. De Lorenzo, Richard V. Dennis. THIRD ROW: Robert K. Dennis, Cyril J. Derrick, Ber- nard T. Detrick. FOURTH ROW: Conrad A. Dewan, Paul H. Dewey, E. Robert Dickson. FIFTH ROW: Charles E. Diffenbach, Americo R. Di Pietro, Sebastian DiStefano. SIXTH ROW: Robert F. Diute, Richard Dixon, Robert M. Dolan. SEVENTH Row: Nicholas A. Donatelli, Roger Don- nelly, William E. Donnelly. V FAILED T0 MEET T1-IE DEADLINE Ken .f I CQANQ1 eu 1.Dl TAN JOUQNALISM A -flfafl X 1'-a.-1.-.x ' U f' A if 'li . , , , ,,.. . f Q I . ,,yMt, 'AV I ., I S . C .,.., 1 i,', Q I 1 B -,:- E.: I., .L . -sl -If . if , J A iiii V A Kp . -.MF , r ti- ' at ' I Itzrrar r I 'A S i I . ., , i 5 - A , A 5i2:f24fiFE? , H . v.j11pll!Eg1: , 3' . ,, .', by A 4 w w' fl q 4' Q. I ,,,.,, , A .:.,. , ,'e,,, 25, IIT . Q I gb. .74 We uf fi' . L , T 2 I M ,r 'if ,. I as 1 , 5, . 1 1 A ZLZA, I s , Q .. H I ' SF, ,... R - ,,.a'sypi,, -2-he . 1 --1' ww .. we A as . as 1' I K ,is if., gi.. ' X V, S 'A A.....Q S . .. . R it Q ,E . o f ww. lvl X ff. A f'A' 2 mf' ff- Q I 5h as. FIRST ROW: Robert F. Donovan, David Dopp, Har- old W. Doppel, George Doyle, james G. Duffy, jack Dumbleton. SECOND Row: M. Keith Dunklee, Gertrude C. Dunn, Frank E. Duntley, Charles B. Durham, Anthony Dyer, julia E. Early. THIRD Row: Robert M. Early, Vernon H. Elderkin, Marilyn Eldred, Stewart B. Elliott, D. Bruce Ellis, Greydon Ellison. FOURTH Row: Daniel J. Emilio, Henry Emilio, Don- ald E. Englehart, Charles English, Lennart N. Erikson, Robert T. Evans. In f ' V k rr .,-..5 S V - K. . ,q i R ' :':: j ii J 'i ? - r f' ,,..- if FE ....- v 5 '.'i 5 1.- ffi. f k .1 A .za Y, . F ' f siytys, F Z : Q . . . i Ili. 4 N Q5 1 A wll 2 ., . . . ..,,.E ... f uv' x .i ..,.. .. 4 If a J Y' . 1 , ,W .. E I .sg V ,. ' ' ,wire ,, . .e I -- iz. K. .. , we 3 Ra 5 is i -P' 3 .4 X A 'X ai lv N J.. Vi N , 'F 4! x X Q W-'N 54-. an Xi if FR-'fa-R w i Iv, Yr' S? W 6 if in F f a W a A 5 P5 :RWM R A3 f F 1 oomx 'eo TAME Home ., X - Ano STUDY I 19 Me YN I. Q ., ENGLISH ' - .i I U1- ,xl 1--' 1 A . sv , 3. - i. FIRST ROW: Thomas W. Evans, William Everts, Ugo M. Fabrizio, E. jean Fairbrother, Samuel J. Falbo, john Feduke. SECOND ROW: james W. Feeter, Phillip Feinberg, Rosalyn Feinberg, John Ferranti, Mary Ann Fer- rari, joseph Fetcho. THIRD Row: Barbara Field, Frank j. Filetto, Lenore Finkelstein, Robert Fitch, janet L. Forbes, Winston H. Foster. FOURTH Row: john M. Fowler, Durwood Frazier, Robert A. Frederick, Robert R. French, Elaine Frisch, Vernon C. Fritz. ,Zi AV- as :ii i s F F ,... .. , qfiju -sr ' 1 'W R. 'l . f i! .- ii Q F ' Q 1 ss 4 ,s,. zt' 4. S.i,. is - ' . . -:,, -.3 W . F F , Z '-i-e' 'i R' , A :- ' - . R a ' 'R rri- M .4 .4 R to 5 i-' ,. 'Ya 'sllrf 79 Q X f 553220 um I .sf K, FIRST ROW: C. Herbert Fry, Paul P. Frytal, Francis P. Gallagher. SECOND ROW: Augusto V. Gallucio, Anthony M. Gance, David A. Garman. THIRD ROW: Edith Garson, Edward M. Gavin, Thomas Gavin. FOURTH Row: Thomas W. Gent, Byron P. George, Phillip Gialanella. FIFTH ROW: Anna M. Gianfrate, Vincent Giarusso, jerry S. Gibbs. SIXTH ROW: joseph G. Gilg, Ruth E. Gilg, Richard J. Gillies. SEVENTH Row: john F. Gilman, Agatino G. Giunta, Donald W. Glover. FLRST Row: Stephen R. Gober, Glenn Godwin, Er- win Goldberg. SECOND ROW: Stanley Golden, Kenneth Goldfarb, Walter Gorman. THIRD ROW: john F. Gorton, Fred Grosman, XXfi'llard Gow. FOURTH ROW: Chester W. Grabowski, Richard Gra- per, Sally D. Grass. FIFTH Row: Oscar V. Green, Myron E. Gregory, Jacqueline Gruse. SIXTH Row: William H. Gullborg, Harry A. Hafler, Richard E. Haggerty. SEVENTH Row: Herbert S. Halliday, Carlyle Han- cock, Allen Hansen. 'T 5' , e 3 A .. 61 X f i ,Q ':,. ,. . l'l i?!f' R . 54.13. if f2..A is . if..ff-515. of 4 ' .. . f - W 'H P no f H- 4 ., 1 -' . k. W VV lg I 5. A ' fa L Wir., . H .W rx lkgm 22. 555575 4 1 -M. fi R P A K' A , A 'H .W .4 tw W f K bgrt . -,-Q', g S., R ' - A ' sf FIRST Row: Gus Haroltlson, Alexander XV. Harrison. Robert Hastings, Robert C. Hayman, Willizlin R. Hebenstreet, Williaiil C. Hereiga. SRQQOND Row: John T. Heron, Myra Sue Hessel, Al- vin Heyman, Wfilliam R. Hoag, Robert A. Hogan, james F. Hollerun. THIRD Row: Robert Hood, Edgar A. Hopler, George Horkolt, Wfillinin B. Horsey, Williiiin Hotch- kiss, Frederick M. Hubbs. FOURTH Row: john Hutlak. Helen B. Hutlda, Mar- garet Hudy, Frank R. Humphreys, Robert G. Hum- phreys, Clark L. Hungerford. 1 ' ywrih.: 52' ,rg,,rr,,...'r Wh i.-f?:f?5w, ' -naw? 2- - -- 2:55 , M k. mar. fm: :: -'Y . 'fm A ,::--'- J N if 51 . , .T F fl' 51 r , , ,,, I-YQ T . I, ' , li n A A i i u9?WQ5 . X J li H 1 X . Y A aa l Q 5 I FIRST Row: Guido Iacovelli, Joseph V. Ianonnc, Sherman Ives, Thomas Ivory, Michael Jabo, An- drew Jacoby. SECOND ROW: John A. James, Rudolph Janasak, Warren Jennings, Raymond W. Jewell, Marie Jimenez, Howard N. Johansen. THIRD Row: James E. Johnson, Thomas J. Johnston, David Jones, Richard O. Jones, Donald F. Joseph, Clement V. Joyce. FOURTH Row: Louis Jurena, Arthur A. Kalliche, Bruno Karninsky, John R. Kane, Robert C. Kan- kus, Julian F. Kasmer. .. .A iiiiii ii i - 1 L I 'A f': 1 ,. C VX . V is KX 'rin :lf 5? - 1. 5 . A 'A iz if- . .,.: 1 H Er- ., V+ , J . . '2:. 1 :-. r 4 r . .... . A J A ' lli A -' ' s eiear l . Ja ler . - , 4 4 A -2-43 , rrl' ir' 3 ,,.. Q, is Q? ' 'I Q 'NN if 4 s' :'., G' 0 J R, f .-r'f:' fi if rai, - r , 2 - ', Avzul , i . VE, ,fl , , are Kin S3 fx 1. f 3 .. A Wg, 32 4-fi' . . fz, F 3 . 4 mi, ,f ' 1 li S A ll , , . mn- , fi A K in , A ' iff: I In 1- is 1 Q59 2 :-. 2. .. .. is Q . ,. gm C . 1 V - n .' ' I :i Q . in 5 ,EE, FIRST Row: Philip G. Kee, john J. Keigher, Eugene Kemp, Frederick L. Kennedy, Harold Kerstein, Barbara A. Kessler. SECOND ROW: William H. Kinch, Elton C. Klein, Robert E. Klinko, Eugene Kobylarz, Robert Ko- loski, Carl Kolosna. THIRD Row: Paul Kominos, john Charles Konik, Leo Kopolow, John Kostyun, john L. Kotchik, George E. Koury. FOURTH ROW: Eugene Kozlowski, Frances L. Koz- lowski, Owen A. Kroeger, Wallace Kubler, Wil- liam W. Kucharek, Nicholas Kulik. C W , X L? - ' A - . E 5, -pr W . 22 . A- Q l 1 C , in ,Y a..a . ' j 'W' Ma. V, .. , 2 - ' '-:' - A 2 f 4 r '- ' '. ' , fs- wr .ya . .. EJ .3 . ss . ,'1..e . ..,, C M ' it .Lg -. A55 . A . 4 . ' an K . lll- 1 -'NL V . ' 'E N .. .-iii Tv A i f A A M X 3 K W 84 H . :. .Q 'Q .i 3 A n .6 1 f W N ww , - v'-, ga 3 , ai , 're 3 i. Argr Oils Gvsafgv BAH. I WAS TOO NOQMAL WHEN I DAINTED THIS ! N A A . . ...as f fr 'F N I iw l l f 1 A295 .if--ff ::': f..',. ' f -. ' , ' , 1 ' Y ' . , 'iff '-:jf .,,.. V L. I t . . ,:,, : . -Y . :'.. ' A FIRST Row: Stephen Kuratnick, Nicholas L. Kustas William Kustas, Edward R. Kwiatkowski, Pa- tricia Lamb, Edward A. Landon. SECOND ROW: Richard Langland, Robert LaRue, James H. Lauder, Lambert D. Lauder, Thomas M. Lawson, Alexander Lefcheck. THIRD ROW: john W. Lewis, Raymond K. Living- ston, Lawrence Loveland, Norman L. Lovitch, William H. Lowe, joseph M. Ludka. FOURTH ROW: Thomas V. Lynch, Peter Macan, james W. MacArthur, Jean MacDougall, john Patrick Mack, Marion B. Mack. . .., s . . . R' ' ' - x X r if R at .aa ' Is '- T ' ....., V :f.- f E - . - .. . , L ,.,V 4- kziii V , i .V VH K . rw. ' - , 'L ' L . fi - e L' ' - f . 'F - -, t iw T tsst R . . 1 .. T stt f 1 it f L a ' i': . X e L ..., ,Qi .ts f s ,,.. Q , '.:Q -,.. I Z . lll ...aff ' L L - r- 2 A T 85 4 f an . , h' ' A I A W I . , time I1 J In .Q . I . 1 .4 M y QIAV FIRST Row: john Edward Madden, Robert Thomas Mahar, William P. Mahar. SECOND Row: Chester Majka, Thomas P. Makres, john C. Malik. THIRD Row: Floyd Mangus, Anthony P. Marano, Sam Marcone. FOURTH ROW: Wood Markham, Samuel Markarian, Carolyn Marks. FIFTH Row: joseph B. Marks, Leonard L. Martin Raymond Martin. 7 SIXTH ROW: Thelma C. Martynek, Charles A. Mas- terson, june C. Matteson. SEVENTH Row: Donald J. Matthews, George W. Matthews, Michael L. Mazzei. frey, Hubert McCarthy. SECOND Row: Willinrii F. McCormack, john F. Mc Glynn, john McGowan. THIRD Row: Lawrence E. McGrath, Barbara Mc- Guire, Robert A. McNair, FOURTH Row: Ann McOmber, Barbara Meaker 6 A, eiutn hir N N- 35 msr Row: Alfred FACCHHFGY, Williiiin F. Mecuf- N e, V, ,,.q ,fi ,T if , 6 .. ,K ,..: T i ' 1 I .X 1. Q. M Ag., xii , wi 'W .3 -- ii 'tr +'! X George K. Menker. FIFTH Row: Frank Meddaugh, Willinni A. Melin- sky, john Merriam. SIXTH ROW: David S. Merrilees, Bertram Merserenu, Frances I. Midgley. SEVENTH Row: john Mikolasko, Edward Mikulski, George Miller. fv A DQAMATICS on vou ----- LOVE L y--- T c.c. CO-EDS C690-'H wan AN 5 - A . , .5 Q . ig Q rw f 5 r Sm JP'- Ac1-QQ IAM!j ' ii S .gg . . . 1 se: x 'E 1' . 1 3' me Q Q 5930 1 H-gi pqmqqw Mi-,. V 000' .. Li. ..,., ,X 6 T? 'S :2--.. N Y L g 87 : 1 .2 A, if ' wk' 5 1 T V ms- gl T Qw- 'E 1, Q 4 ij 1 Q f , A I ,,.:, M K . k,'V nyfd- K 7' r ,j eg X 2 QV' Q Q' X R . it l A VAA - are 1, -wiv, f re W . 1 'F fi iv-1:1 I 2 V K X .' P Y 1, 1? f.:Q.A H 'K' y f 3 R f ., i 'E x x rl a 3 . if FIRST Row: Leo Miller, Raymond E. Mills, Donald M. Millstone, Elmer C. Minckler, Edith Mis- savage, Bruce Mitchell. SECOND ROW: Hobart Mohney, john Moore, Frank Morell, Frederick Morgan, Leslie P. Mor- gan, H. Melville Morrison. THIRD ROW: Stanley G. Moses, Daniel Mullane, jo- seph William Murphy, Barbara Murray, Robert A. Musa, Mary Ann Nagorny. FOURTH Row: Dolores Nemeth, james Nichol, Ro- berta A. Noland, james F. Norris, Harold Note- ware, Leslie O,Brien. ar - jg 'V .L w Y ' i f -T. ' -'1 . 9 . EH 54 . ONLY ONE GLASS pEQ MEMBEQ! , W s 1 D socim. CLUBS A 90 0090 . .-. va-. 3 idg.-ffl vx.z xl H'EHl , Q Q . ,Ju E' mi Q99 ' 9 M uw 'JW F iQSF?g ifgf 1 .fd Q FIRST ROW: Leland W. O'Connell, joan Marie O'Connor, Donald E. Olver, Raymond F. O'Mal- ley, William F. O'Neill, Dorothy Packard. SECOND ROW: Pasquale Paglia, Robert Palencar, joseph Palmer, Harold Parsons, Maurice P. Pas- sagno, Michael Pavlyak. THIRD Row: Harold A. Pearson, George Peet, Mi- chael Pensak, Robert Perham, Francis Perkins, Robert Perl. FOURTH ROW: Louis N. Picciano, Louis Piccirilli, Franklin D. Pieplow, Anthony Pizur, Mario C. Pizzillo, Philip J. Poukish. ., F .al f i? 1 35 1 ' . J f A V izi ' X NW SME' sfaf , Q . G ii, at A M imx. tti- ... fi' Q pl. Q Q5?F r 's' .fii if ig il, 'iii fb R iiii i i R ii i 89 .ret 1 . Q Q: 3 ter, . 4 'W' L.. ,-,Q. iw 5 E ff' TGNA .Iwi V 7 fCOU6H,,j . 'HIT COACH VVE f ,.:3 . ve H QF' 'C . T . F . Axu' ' Oy ' KS ,fe c -Q Q D - .. , WSG ' 6 , of-4v3ncAl. I , KV 0 q q.. eoucixrnom i . L L. .ii A 5 ' ....-,': V . M . K 4 Q X -.ga r I! w as zf. N 1 1 545' 2 'U 33 5337 . 1 . 'I I1 I V I . 3 I ' Wh If 1. N 1 Q I 452 4- 9 FIRST Row: Mary J. Povlock, Robert J. Prekopa, David Preshur. SECOND ROW: Fletcher R. Preuss, Joseph Purcell, Charles R. Putrino. THIRD ROW: Walter Randall, jack E. Rankin, Mi- chael J. Rano. FOURTH ROW: Richard Rath, Albert Reed, William C. Reed. FIFTH ROW: Roderick W. Reeder, Gerald W. Reif, George Rejebian. SIXTH Row: Frank B. Resseguie, Steve Ricciardi, julia E. Rickard. SEVENTH Row: William Rigney, Roberty Riley, john Ring. FIRST Row: Robert E. Ritchie, Broderick G. Roach, Camille Roach. SECOND ROW: Ralph L. Robbins, Mary Ann Robin- son, Maurice Robinson. THIRD ROW: Warren Robinson, Robert Rodgers, Stuart Rodman. FOURTH Row: Stanley Rogge,Barbara Rood, George Rose. FIFTH ROW: Leo Rose, Nissel Rose, Gerald Rosen- berg. SIXTH Row: Floyd E. Ross, Marguerite V. Rounds, Richard Rounds. SEVENTH Row: William J. Ryan, Arthur Rybak, William Ryczko. We Q if iii iii? ' E5 i fr F' P ' ' I, -',, im :.Z: K 3. I Q , V, . K, K he 4, i ,1 Q V i T c 1--X ' '.', ' 4 AW 1 f . f J A A V 1 ad .., lA R FLRST ROW: George E. Ryder, Anthony M. Sacco, Peter Sadowitz, john Salemme, Richard Salisbury, Stanley Salisbury. SECOND ROW: Richard Sammons, james E. Sandell, Louis Santodonato, lgnazio Thomas Saraceno, Nicholas Sassani, Edythe Marie Scales. THIRD Row: Theodore A. Scarinzi, Mary Ann Schaarschmidt, Stephen H. Schaefer, Rhoda Schaf- fer, Edwin Schumacher, Abraham Schwartz. FOURTH ROW: Richard H. Scott, Helene K. Scully, Mary Sees, Michael Sejan, George Shamulka, Ralph E. Shear. I i 'nk - Mya fx? SQL l ,, 6 .mmw?v, zf, H fy inwaras H . . .csr , ,... 0 in :- Q digs 92 5 Q V bA .. R . R if EVE'-YN ISA GHPIJS Frm Row: Paul M. Sheely, Donald A, Sheffield, NAME MVG'Q'-'S R lo rp Sh lf' ld ll K sh' ld F d Lk NAMEISEVELVNH. or er . e IC , Jo n . 16 s, re eric ,-,My GIQL IS AGIQLI Shlpko, Lawrence Silverstein. 'AEN-L WHAT 90 io'-1 KNQW -. mf- SECOND Row: Richard Singel, Robert J. Siring, Nor- 'N man Skeirik, Charles Skinner, Lewis Sloat, George b Q- QL D Smith. mi ao Q DO ' S1100 THIRD Row: Lowell Smith, Robert A. Smith, john , , , , Snopkowski, Albert G. Snow, Ralph R. Sorber, ' ' ' ' Richard L. Spearbeck. Q . 1 ' ,,,' FOURTH Row: Paul A. Stables, Walter Stanzel, Sid- ? 31ceinSSilgegN1LcEbert F. Stepbach, Michael Sternik, PHI'-O o . I i L . g 'Q v Q . . C13 W of W J J S .R li X 1 Rf' 'Q-. 9 X A Y Q ?.,,p-.Vi if gs., iq i ' :-2 I .4 go- f S . gl? K ,,... - kl' -I K Q 3 ' lx . it ... 93 FIRST Row: David A. Stone, Robert Stone, Wayne Stonestreet. SECOND Row: Jeanne Story, Donald Stout, William Strauss. THIRD Row: joseph Stulir, Charles Sudbrink, Ber- nard Sullivan. FOURTH Row: Eleanor T. Sullivan, William D. 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While at the Hoosier College , Gene gained much valuable coaching experience as head trainer of the Indiana Hockey team during his senior year. He also served as the assistant trainer of the football and track squads for three years at this same school. Before starting his coaching career, Welborii en- listed in the Navy in 1942 and was discharged three years later after reaching the rank of Chief Phar- macist. In view of all the handicaps that he has en- countered, Gene Welborn has really done a com- mendable jobi at Triple Cities College. These handi- caps include, especially, lack of proper training fa- cilities and even lack of sites to play home varsity games, and then lack of adequate manpower, which is to be expected in a school of such recent origin. In the two years that Welborn has held his posi- tion he has managed to give the college a well- rounded athletic program. He initiated very success- ful intramural softball, basketball and football leagues to provide all students with much needed recreation. As he gets more and more assistance in the coaching department, the college can expect much better athletic results. COACH GENE WELBORN Une of the busiest men at Triple Cities College today is Gene Welborii. Besides having the full-time job as director of athletics, Welborn spends a good part of the winter months as the head coach for the Varsity and junior Varsity Basketball Squads. Most of his time in the spring is taken up as the mentor of the Green and White Diamondeers. He devoles his spare time to instructing in Physical Education. Mr. Welborn received his appointment in May and assumed his many and varied duties here at Triple Cities in july of 1947. Mr. Wfelborn, a man from the mid-west, was a graduate of Anderson High School. He attained his B. S. in Physical Education from Indiana University Frances Kozlowski, Beatrice Thorson, Edythe Scales, Patricia Lamb, Barbara Meaker, janet Forbes. CHEERLEADERS With only Edythe Scales, Pat Lamb, and Barb Rood returning from last year's group, it was neces- sary to hold several weeks of spirited tryouts in order to complete a squad of seven feminine cheerleaders, Fran Kozlowski, Bea Thorson, Barbara Meaker, and janet Forbes were the new members of the squad. Ediei' Scales was elected captain of the group. This year the cheerleading squad literally started from scratch . All of the old cheers were aban- doned and some excellent new ones worked out. The fight song written by Mrs. Hopkins-Moses and set to music by Howard Evans, still remains TCC's number one pep tune. The cheerleading squad has come a long way from the one which was formed in December 1945. It has become indispensible at the basketball games and with the cooperation of the student body, has done a fine job of arousing school spirit and interest in the athletic events at TCC. Faculty advisors to this group are Miss Plankin- ton and Mr. Battaglini. FIRST Row: Fred Hubbs, Gene Kobylarz, Pete Sadowitz, Bill Walling. SECOND ROW: Coach Gene Welborn, Pete Smyk, Vince jackson, Bob lsban, Mike Rano, Manager Rudy Janasak. BASKETBALL Triple Cities College finished the intercollegiate basketball season with a team almost entirely different from the one that started the season. Fortunately it was a much improved team. The won 8 and lost 12 record is not in itself a true indication of the caliber of play of the squad. At the start of the season, Coach Gene Welborn had only two returning lettermen, Bob Isban, third high scorer last year and Bill Walling, aggressive guard. A new individual scoring record was established in the Triple Cities by Phil Sekerchack, lank Wilkes College Forward, as he led his teammates to a 77-73 victory over the Green and White basketeers in their first game of the season. The 6-foot, 5-inch Keystone Stater dumped in 17 baskets from the field and 13 out of 15 foul shots. Ludka, Isban and Leney with 16, 14 and 13 points respectively, paced the Colonials. The Welbornmen journeyed to Wilkes-Barre to lose a 71-55 decision to Kings College. The Kings- men had too much class and experience for the men from Endicott. joe Ludka again led the Colonials with 13 points. T. C. C. gained the winning side of the ledger in its third game of the season. The locals, playing at the Union-Endicott High School gym, triumphed over Keystone junior College, 82-65. Bill Walling led the attack as every man on the squard scored and five of them hit the hoop for double figures. After the game, joe Ludka was elected captain of the team. The State Tech Hornets stung Coach Gene Wel- born's charges in an overtime game, 62-61. The action-packed game ended on a controversial note over the timing as the winning basket was scored with four seconds of play remaining. Capt. Ludka and Bob Isban led the losers with 13 and 12 points. A highlight of the basketball season was the four-college cage tourney sponsored by T. C. C. Other participants were Wilkes College, Utica Col- lege and State Tech. The games were played on the State Tech floor and plans were formulated to make this tourney an annual event. All four teams are more or less considered to be natural rivals. The Colonials gained sweet revenge by defeating State Tech in the opening round of the tournament, 40-35. Wilkes College also gained a nrst round vic- tory over Utica College, 62-53. Bob Isban with 13 points and Gene Kobylarz with 9, sparked the fast moving T. C. C. attack in a game played at a ter- rific pace. Height was the deciding factor as Wilkes defeat- ed the Green and White for the tourney champion- ship, in the second round of competition. The Wilkesmen won 51-48 in the waning seconds of the game. Kobylarz and Isban again led T. C. C. with 11 points each. State Tech garnered third place honors by triumphing over Utica, 70-61. Carl Lueb- bert, Utica forward and high scorer of the tourney was awarded the outstanding player trophy. Isban and Kobylarz were named to the all-tourney team. The Wfilkes quintet defeated the Endicotters for the third time, by a 54-38 count at Kingston, Pa. It was the most decisive defeat at the hands of the Pennsylvanians. The game was close for three periods but Wilkes pulled away in the last quarter with 27 counters as against only 13 for T. C. C. Welborn also lost a key player for part of the season as john Leney was stricken with appendicitis before the game. A rough game at the U. E. gym saw the loss of Isban and Kobylarz as Utica defeated the Colonials is AL 103 0 78-66. Fortunately their injuries were not serious enough to permanently harm the team. State Tech and Triple Cities College staged an- other thriller in a Polio Benefit game with the Hor- nets taking the decision, 62-60. Hard luck continued to plague the Green and White as high scoring cap- tain joe Ludka was lost to the squad for the re- mainder of the season due to a knee injury. The local hoopsters lost two of their next three encounters away from home. Utica gained a 65-53 win, Sampson took a 59-53 decision and Keystone was defeated, 63-55. The Endicotters were bolstered by the addition of three new players to the squad, Vince jackson, Bob Marechak and Fred Hubbs. These men led the Colonials to their second victory in a row, a 76-67 decision over Albany State Teachers College. A smooth-working Kings College quintet again defeated the Welbornmen 85-52. jackson led the losers' attack with 16 markers. An overflow throng at U. E. witnessed T. C. C. snap a 15-game State Tech winning streak 59-55 when the intra-city rivals met for the fourth time. As it turned out, they were the only ones able to beat the Hornets this season. This contest also started a four game win streak for the Green and Wliite. jackson, Kobylarz and lsban led the Lincoln Ave. quintet to a 59-53 victory over Utica School of Com- merce. Another spine-tingling game saw T. C. C. gain its fifth win in its last six starts, by shading Sampson, 63-61. Both teams set a fast pace during the contest which was not decided until the final seconds of play. Honorable mention must be given to the laugh-filled preliminary, in which the College faculty squad defeated an Endicott Oldtimers squad, 13-12. Walling's foul shot in the last seconds of play gave the Green and White its fourth win in a row, a 62-61 decision over Genesee junior College. Isban was high scorer with 24 points. Another last second score decided the game with Albany State Teachers College. This time Albany handed the Colonials the defeat 53-52, with a basket sunk just prior to the final buzzer. The Endicotters had made up a 32-23 deficit at half time with a blaz- ing 22 point third period. Bob lsban was hot again with 20 markers. In the final game of the season the Y. M, C. A. Paragons of Binghamton defeated T. C. C. 72-63. Marechak and jackson paced the Collegians with 14 points each. FIRST Row: Robert A. Smith, jack Burlingame, Louis Picciano, Ray O'Malley, Bill Simmons. SECOND ROW: Coach Gene Welborn, john F. Murphy, Mike Rano, Stan Rubenzahl, Paul Wychtilos, Manager Rudy janasak. IUNIQR VARSITY BASKETBALL The Triple Cities College junior Varsity Basket- ball squad had a very poor season. The Colonial juniors were able to win only a small percentage of their games. Several of the squads losses were by only a few points. Wilkes College took a 47-40 decision, Key- stone junior College won 46-44 in the last seconds of play. Kings College beat the Green and White jayvees,41-57 and Albany State Teachers College won a, 56-54 decision. On the other side of the ledger, the 45-45 victory over State Tech was one of the locals best played game. 105 , if f FIRST Row: Hyle Richmond, Ed Radin, Ray Glazier. SlfcoNn Row: Phil Breckinridge, joan O'Connor, julian Michel, TENNIS T. C. C.'s victory-less Tennis squad absorbed seven defeats in seven matches. Hartwick netted the first victory 6-5 at Recreation Park in Binghamton. Singles winners for T. C. C. were joan O'Connor and Hyle Richmond, and lone victors for the Colonials in the doubles were George Koury and julian Michel. Hartwick also won the return match in Oneonta, 6-1. Utica College also won two matches from the T. C. C. racquet wielders, 7-2 and 8-l. The R, P. I. lfrosh punched out a 6-5 victoryg Hobart College gained a 7-2 win and Wilkes beat T. C. C. -l-l. One of the highlights of the tennis season was the play of joan O'Connor, T. C. C.'s girl athlete. Miss O'Connor trotted out her best shots against all- male opposition, and was the team's most consistent 10 winner. She won her position among the racquet- swingers by eliminating some of the huskier and embarrassed representatives of T. C. C. male-dom. joan is from Binghamton. joseph Berry, a Binghamton attorney, was ap- pointed coach for the tennis team. Berry, an out- standing figure in Triple Cities sports circles since his high school days, is a graduate of Binghamton Central High School, the Manlius School and Cor- nell University. Last year, Berry and his partner won the mixed doubles crown in the annual Broome County tennis championships. For many years Berry has participated in area amateur tennis tourneys. He is also an otlicial umpire of the U. S. Eastern Lawn Tennis Association. FIRST Row: Jim Johnstone, Les Morgan, Newell Stapleton, Coach John Budd. Slicimsin Row: Jack Jamieson, Al Sanges, Mario Pizzillo, Manager Dick Clinton. GULF The 1948 golf team had, for the second straight year, the best T. C, C. team record in spring sports. The Colonial golfers finished the season with an excellent 4-2 won-lost record. John Budd, pro at the Endicott-Johnson golf course, acted as coach for the Squad. Al Sanges was elected captain of the team after the golfers won their opening match of the season, ISVZ-IOVZ, against the linksmen of Hartwick Col- lege on the E. course. Dick Jamieson shot the dayls low round with a 78. The Colonial mashie-wielders journeyed to Troy for their next conquest. as they eked out a Ji-3 vic- tory over R. P. I. Mario Pizzillo negotiated the rain! soaked course with a low 77. The Green and XY'hite was handed its first loss of the season 6-3 when Hobart College invaded Endicott. The squad also lost its No. three man when Dick Mercer was stricken with appendicitis. T. C. C. took it on the chin again, 10-8, when they traveled to Utica for a match with Utica College. The Triple Cities Linksmen gained revenge for their loss by outputting Utica 12-6 on the En-Joie Workers course. Pizzillo, Jamieson and Sanges were the day's medalists as each chipped in with a 76. Les Morgan and Jim Johnstone both had an off day as Utica garnered all its points from them. T. C. C. finished its golf season at Oneonta against Hartwick College. Pizzillo again led the Colonials to victory, SV2-ZVZ, by carding a 73. Dick Jamieson was close behind him with a 741. The consistently low scores of Pizzillo and Ja- mieson, plus the steady golfing of Sanges, Stapleton, Morgan and Johnstone contributed to a fine record and a successful season. I I FIRST Row: Sherm Bletchman, Dennis Bottino, Pete Macan, jim Heavner, Bob Bargetzi, Art Kalliche. SECOND ROW: Coach Welborn, Mike Pavylak, Dave Brown, Ted Scarinzi, Bill Walling, Tom Zowine, Bob Hood, Carmen Calenti, Bill Custis, Mgr. BASEBALL Despite the fact that the T. C. C. Colonials shift- ed from high school to sandlot to industrial baseball fields for their home games, they still managed to compile a fair, won 5, lost 6, record for the 1948 baseball season. Four of these six losses were by one run, with two of the games going extra innings. Failure to hit with men on base lost the season opener against the Ithaca College frosh at Ithaca by a score of 2-O. Coach Gene Welborn's team outhit the Ithaca nine, six to four, behind the masterful pitching of Pete Macan, but could not put two blows together. The locals lost a heart-breaking 4-3 extra-inning contest to Hartwick College at Johnson Field. T. C. C. held a 3-1 lead going into the ninth inning, but when the third out was made, Hartwick had knotted the count. The visitors went on to win in the tenth off reliefer Sherman Bletchman, who replaced jerry Flanagan in that fateful ninth. The Green and Wfhite found the formula for victory by knocking off State Tech 14-3 at Johnson Field. Four of the 16 hits garnered by T. C. C. went for extra bases. The Colonial baseballers were limited to two hits as they bowed 5-4 to the Utica College nine in a loosely played contest at Utica. This was another extra-inning affair. Sherm Bletchman spun a neat four-hitter to shut out Keystone College 3-O in a game played at john- son Field. The Colonials scored all of their runs on two hits and an error in the initial stanza. Bletch- man had things in control all afternoon. The Key- stoners gained revenge a few days later on their home held as they slugged out a 9-8 victory. Coach Wel- born laid part of the blame for the loss on a muddy field. Rain at the end of tive innings of play brought a halt to the destruction handed to the State Tech Hornets by the Triple Cities College nine. Five hits scored eleven runs for the Welbornmen while Tech was able to garner only one tally. Big Pete Macan held the Tech batters to four safeties, two of them scratch infield hits, and gave up but one walk. Wel- born's charges received a total of ten free passes as two Tech pitchers couldn't locate the plate. Behind the one-hit pitching of Macan, the Green and Wfhite drubbed Wfilkes College 6-2 at johnson Field. Macan was also batting star for T. C. C. by getting two hits in three attempts. Three errors spoiled a shutout for Pete. Hartwick shaded T. C. C. 3-2 at Oneonta for their second one-run victory over the Colonials. The diamondeers from Endicott were only able to get five safe blows while jerry Flanagan gave up six to Hart- wick. The locals then traveled to Ithaca to absorb a 9-5 beating administered by the Ithaca College nine. Bletchman led the Colonials to victory over the Utica College Tangerines 9-6, to avenge an early sea- son loss. Sherm held the Utes to six hits while strik- ing out four and walking five. Coach Welborn's charges blasted eleven bingles including a double by Carmen Calenti, off two Utica hurlers. T. C. C. started with two runs in the first but the invaders from upstate New York came back with five tallies in the fourth. The Lincoln Ave. nine picked up two runs in the fifth, two in the sixth and added three more in the eighth. Utica garnered one more run in the ninth to end the scoring. Heavener and Brown paced the local attack with two hits each. T. C. C. lost its chance to finish the season with a .500 percentage when the last scheduled game against Wilkes College at Wilkes-Barre was washed Out. FIRST ROW: Don Chatrnuk, jim Jordan, Herb Callahan, Art Rybak, George Horkott, joe Ludka, Earl Clark SECOND ROW: Dave jones, Charles Turkott, Dick Herzer, Bob Klinko. THIRD ROW: Herb Mohney, Al Hansen, Dick Hamann, Pat Paglia. M W it ,.g Q.. La , S' . A N asf' Svfggy.:-.:ggi'fvl,fff,It .,,. 11,-:W . zg. ,,,,,, ,,,. ,, , . ' az 'iwwefrfmslis if 95 1- iisfrzrvw- af ' ' as W, ,,,,,, , George l'Spud Forbes, instructor at Union- .5-.e .L Endicott High School took over the reigns as T. C. C.'s track coach in April of 1948. The Niagara University graduate took his squad to Scranton, Pa. to compete in the first annual An- thracite games against teams from Scranton Univer- sity, Ithaca College, Wilkes College, Kings College, Susquehanna College and Keystone junior College. Sparked by Earl fEndurancej Clark, who won both the mile and two mile events, T. C. C. captured 12 place medals and finished second in the meet. Scran- ton University, with more than double the number of T. C. C. entries, took first place honors. 110 The season's second meet saw the Colonial cin- dermen bow to a stronger R. P. I. aggregation, 69-39, at Troy, New York. Art Rybak, squad captain, captured first in both the polevault and javelin throw, and second in the discus, to spark the losers. Utica College, another extension of Syracuse Uni- versity, played host to T. C. C. in its next meet. The Green and White returned home on the long end of a 70V2-40V2 score, thus gaining its first victory of the season. Art Rybak again took individual honors. In the next meet, at Hartwick, T. C. C. dropped a 72-50 decision to a more evenly balanced Hart- wick track and field squad. Coach Forbes' men gar- nered four first places, three of them in the field events. Klinko scored the only track first in the 220 yard hurdles, while Wilson in the high jump, Rybak in the pole-vault and Callahan in the broad jump gave the green and white its other f1rsts. In the first home contest, against Cortland State Teachers College Frosh, the locals dropped a close one, 59V2-53V2. Hobert Mohney captured two firsts -the 100 and the 220-while Clark broke the tape in the mile and tied for first with Rybak in the pole-vault. In the return meet with Utica College, the T. C. C. run-and-jump boys ran roughshod over their Brethren from upstate by a 69-44 score. George Horkott of T. C. C. was the only athlete to gain a double win. He won the shot-put and the discus throw. The squad finished the season with a won 2, lost 3 record for dual meets. Lack of depth in the run- ning events prevented the tracksters from compiling a better record. ATHLETIC The second annual Awards Dinner was held on the evening of May 31, 1948, at the Hotel Frederick. The purpose of this gathering was to show recog- nition of the feats performed by the athletes of Triple Cities College. Major and minor letters were awarded to fifty- one athletes representing five intercollegiate sports. AWARDS Letters were presented to members of the basketball and baseball squads by Coach Gene Welborn. Coach George Spud Forbes gave out the letters to the members of the Green and White track team and Coach john Budd did the honors for the Colonial golfers. Welborn also presented the letters to the members of the tennis team since Coach joe Berry was unable to attend the festivities. Another highlight of the evening was the trophy awarded to Richard Powell, captain of the 1947-48 basketball squad. A similar trophy is to be given each year to the basketball team captain. Benjamin Hopkins-Moses, T. C. C. registrar, did an excellent job as master of ceremonies. The guest speaker for the dinner was Lew Andreas, director of athletics and basketball coach at Syracuse University. Citing the won-lost record of T. C. C., Andreas said, There is one characteristic of the American sports public which could stand revision-more tolerance for a team that loses. There is a very narrow margin oftentimes between a win and a loss. FIRST ROW: Owen Crumb, Dick McCallum, Bill Bartow, Sid Smith, Art Manso, George Mercer, joe Man- ning, Russ Lisson. SECOND Row: john Foremen, Wally Oates, jim Carey, Ed Esserman, Bob Isban, Steve Zinn, Hyle Richmond, Burt Lauder, Bob Clark. INTRAMURAL SOFTBALL FINAL STANDINGS AMERICAN LEAGUE Won Lost Baccacia ..r..... 4 1 Goliard A ..,. 3 2 Goliard B ...... 2 3 Gamecocks ..r.. 2 3 Wolverines ,.,..,,. 2 3 Copp House ,,i,.. I 4 NATIONAL LEAGUE Won Lost Ramrods ...... 4 1 Saiens ..,,..,I.,,,. 3 2 Married Vets Y,,..,, 2 2 Adelphi ......... l 3 Faculty ..... 1 3 Spring came, and with it the addition of intra- mural softball to the ever-increasing sports program at Triple Cities College. In all, there were eleven teams vieing for the title and trophies in games play- ed at South Field Qdown by the Waterworks., All games were seven inning contests with special ground rules adhered to. Two leagues were formed, the American and the National. Since such a large number of men turned out for the sport, team rosters were limited to no more than fifteen men per team. After some weeks of spirited competition during which each team played five games Qexcept those that were rained outj, the Baccacians of the American League and the Ramrods of the National League, each taking individual league honors and sporting 4-1 records, met in a playoff to decide the champion- ship. A close game saw the Sons of Bacchus come out on top and be crowned as intramural softball champions for 1948. INTRAMURAL FOOTBALL Intramural Football continued as the major fall sport at Triple Cities College. An eight team league was formed and got into action immediately after the start of the fall semester. Teams in the league in- cluded, the Goliards, Baccacia, Adelphi, Saiens, I-Iot Peppers, Bonecrushers, Spoilers and Nameless Won- ders. An interesting fact to be noted about the league was that it operated according to intercollegiate foot- ball regulations. The season got off to a flying start on Uctober 5 as Ed Esserman led Baccacia to a 12-0 victory over the Saiens, and a pass from Mike Buran to Denny Bottino gave the Bonecrushers a 6-0 decision over the Goliards. Close, hard fought games such as these were characteristic of the season. League play ended with the Hot Peppers, Goli- ards and Bonecrushers tied for first place. Inclement weather prevented a playoff until well into Decem- ber. The Bonecrushers then beat the Goliards but snow prevented them from playing the Hot Peppers. Tentative arrangements were made for a game to be played this spring to decide the championship. INTRAMURAL BASKETBALL Fast and furious competition was the keynote of the third season of Intramural basketball. Two leagues of six teams each were formed early in De- cember and play started soon after. These leagues, like the touch-football league, were unable to finish their regular season due to lack of playing facilities. XVhen the season was cancelled, the teams in League 'Ai' finished in the following order: Mar- ried Vets, Baccacia, Dionysia, Adelphia, Meddaugh, and Copp House. In League UB it was: Avons, Goliards, Saiens, Nameless Wonders, Hot Peppers, Burans. A tournament was held to decide the champion- ship. In the first round, the Goliards defeated Adel- phi 56-56, Baccacia beat Copp House 43-50, The Nameless Wonders were beaten by the Married Vets and the Bingo Bullets won over the Hot Peppers. In the second round the Goliards were triumphant over the Saiens 76-35, Baccacia beat the Dionysia and the Avons beat the Married Vets. The Avons and Bingo Bullets were eliminated in the semi-finals by Goliards and Baccacia. These vic- tors met in the finals with the Goliards emerging victorious, 112-16, to become Intramural Basketball Champions for 1949. 114 -i j Y V.X, I K 115 Mm, 1 i11vf Gmdzmfizzg Cfmlv O1'gm1iz'e.s' at TCC Cnfozziaf Neuxf, Off. 22. 1949 9'f'f'i l 118 .A ,MW ........... -. Mgr- -fm H-'-'-f- 4 5 3 1 119 4 i 120 'Jl 'F' 4 1 W 122 2 125 Viv If111'off111w1! Ifcmzzfx lifrfkefz. 916 Men-241 UWOIIILUIH ZQTEOCK CVMIUIIZJZIZ Ncfzzlf. Off. 8, 1948 x J X 3D4 '9 f 'w Front St. Benson, Carl ....,...,,. Berg, Paul C. ....... ...... . Bergen, John J., II Berlinghof, Charles. .,... . Bernstein, Irving. ,..... . Bezek, Frank .. Bidlack, Earle ,.., .. Bidwell, Wayne ,...... Biggs, Homer ..,. .. Bigney, James . Bihr, James E. ..... . Bilos, John Jr..., Biloz, Michael ..... Bishara, Joseph. .... , Bisignani, Eugene ......... Bitner, Donald Blauvvlt, Thomas .. 506 Chenango St., Binghamton, Johnson City, 25 Dayton St., . ,..,. 13 Allendale Rd., Binghamton, 2 Millard Ave., Binghamton, ..44 Grand Blvd., Binghamton, .....,..35 Baxter St., Binghamton, Newark Valley, ....,.29 Squires Ave., Endicott, ...,....................................Greene, .. Box No. 161, Bloomingburg, Howard Ave., Binghamton, . .,.. .... 1 6 Hill Ave., Endicott, 16 Hill Ave., Endicott, 185 Washington St., Binghamton, 417 Jackson Ave., Endicott, 33815 Main St., Binghamton, .. 5 Minerva Ave., Binghamton, Abbey, Charles C .........,... 118 N. Second St., Mechanicsville N. Y. Adams, Barbara .... .,...,.. .......... 5 1 2 Birdsall St., Endicott, N. Y. Abdallah, Fred ,..,...... ....,..,,. 160 Oak St., Binghamton,N. Y. Accurso, Harry J.... 24 Balltown Rd., Schenectady,N. Y. Ace, Lanning ....., .,...... 1 09 Bevier St., Binghamton, N. Y. Albee, Clara Jean ,.... ..,...., 1 Bennett Ave., Binghamton. N. Y. Aldrich, Hayden .,....., ..,....,...........,... , New Milford, Penna. Alford, Donald ........ ....., 3 5 Tremont Ave., Binghamton, N. Y. Allard, Joseph E. ..... .,,.,..... 1 613 Riverview Dr., Endicott, N. Y. Allen, Stanley N ..... ....... 67 St. John Ave., Binghamton, N. Y. Allio, Remo A. ..,.....,...., 1206 North St., Endicott, N. Y. Allis, Richard .. ..... .. ,..... . 10 Genesee St., Greene, N. Y. Aloi, Carmello .... . . .... 203 N. Nanticoke Ave., Union,N. Y. Andrus, Marilyn .... .. 778 Chenango St., Binghamton, N. Y. Antal, Edward A. .... ,...,,...,,. 1 62 Helen St., Binghamton,N. Y. Anthony, Theresa ....... ....., 1 28 Hawley St., Binghamton, N. Y. Appe, Robert . .,... . Box No. 332, Middletown, N. Y. Archer, William .... Arias, Harry . Armstrong, Evelyn ,...,.. Armstrong, Mary Arnold, John C. .,.. 8914 Arnold, Percy L. ....,.... . Narwood St., Johnson City, N. Y. ,...,106 Oak St., Binghamton, N. Y. 26M Crandall St., Binghamton, N. Y. ...... Star Route, Glen Aubrey, N. Y. Woodhaven Blvd.. Woodhaven 21,N. Y. R. D. 1, Rome, Penna. Arnold, WValter ........... ......... ....... 2 1 5 Main St., Binghamton, N. Y. Arzonian, Edward ..,... ..... 1 45 Matthews St., Binghamton, N. Y. Ascher, Alan ...,........ ..,... 2 1 Homer Ave., Larchmont, N. Y. Ash, Owen B., Jr .,..,.... ..... . .182 Chapin St., Binghamton, N. Y. Ash, Richard... ........ ......, 8 Highland St., Binghamton N. Y. Aten, Irene ...... ,......... ........ 8 4 7 Front St., Binghamton N. Y. Aton, Lawrence E ........ .. .... 3107 Laundale St., Endwell,N.Y. Attisani, Robert ..... .. 30 Risley Place, New Rochelle, N. Y. Attisani, Vincent ..... .....,... 3 0 Risley Place, New Rochelle, N. Y. Auer, Charles .... ..., .........,.... 3 3 Arthur Ave., Endicott N. Y. Avery, Loretta ........ .........,......,.., R . D. 1, Newark Valley N.Y Avery, Terry B ..................,... 430 S. Avery Ave., Syracuse 4, N. Y. Avery, Ulysses S. R. D. 1, 717 Conklin Rd., Binghamton N. Y. Bachman, Stanley J ............. , 144 Pinnacle Rd., Rochester, N. Y. Badger, George .,.....,.. .. .... .. 56 Hayes St., Binghamton, N. Y. Baker, Laura J ....... ,..... 6 11 Grand St., Mechanicsville N. Y. Baker, Richard ....,.... .....,............ .............. N o rth Norwich N. Y. Baker, Ronald E. ...... ........, 3 1 Melbourne St., Vestal N.Y Balcom, Leighton ....... ...,.. . .268 Front St., Binghamton, N. Y. Banta, John M. ........,. 313 Oak Hill Ave., Endicott, N.Y Baran, Michael ........ ....... 2 4 Eldredge Ave., Johnson City,N. Y Barber, Fred V ........ ............ 2 Fenton Ave., Binghamton, N. Y Bargetzi, Robert . Barnes, William .. .. Barno, William ........... Barrows, Winifred .. Bartholomew, Reynold .. Barton, Richard D. .... . Baxter, Eugene S. .. Baxter, Joseph W. .... . Baum, Arnold ..,. . Baylcs, Lloyd E. .... . Beach, Frank .............. ..........,..,.... Beall, Edward C ......... . Bean, James M. . Beers, George ...... Bell, Raymond ....... . .....22 Onondaga St.. Johnson City,N.Y Bronson St., Binghamton,N.Y Blesh, Jean A. ..... . Blinn, Holland Bliss, Patricia ...... Bloom, Geraldine Bogosta, William .....,,..,. 22 Bohunicky, Aloysius 48 Riverside Dr., Binghamton, . H376 First St., Newburgh, Bombard, Allan J. ,... .... . , 205 Liberty Bonnell, Charlotte ...... Bond, Nelson L. ..,., . Bors, Anthony ....... Bors, Walter ......... Bottino, Dennis ......,,. Bottino, Joseph R. .,.. . Bottino, Josephine ....... Bottino, Marion .... Bovan, Joseph ........ Bovee, Martin ......... Bowdish, Wayne ...... Bradley, Betty Jean ,..... Breckinridge, Philip Brees, Frances .........., Brewer, John D. Brigham, Harry ......, Brink, Jack ......,.. Brooks, Melvin ........ ,.... ......,Dimmick St., Newark Valley, East Ave., Binghamton, Riverview Ave., Binghamton, ......17 Tracy St., Binghamton, Ave., Union, ....,,73 Broome St., Binghamton, 311 Adams Ave., Endicott, Merrill St., Binghamton, Merrill St., Binghamton, Seward Ave., Endwell, . ....... 218 Robble Ave., Endicott, ..,...15 Seward Ave., Endicott, ,........,210 Robble Ave., Endicott, .......293 Clinton St., Binghamton, R. D. 1, Walton, , ...... 4 Edwards St., Bin ghamton, .. .........,...........,......., Newark Valley, 157 Crary Ave., Bin 508 Mt, View Dr., ,.......65 State St., .. ,.30 Elizabeth St., John ghamton, Endicott, Hornell. son City, , Owego, Bross, Jeannine .....,...........,,...... 78 Chestnut St., Broughton, George J. ,..... ......... 3 5 North St., . ..,......... 3 Elberow Front D. No. 5, Binghamton, Binghamton, Binghamton, ...Thompson, P Pl., Albany, St., Owego, Brown, Ann L. ,....,.,.. . Brown. Arnold ....... Brown, Herbert ,......, Bl'own, Howard ....... Brown, Jack ,..,.....,.. Brown, James L ....... Brown, Marilyn ........ Brown, Paul ,......... Brown , Rex .... ....... . . S04 Monroe St., Endicott N.Y. E. Main St., Whitney Point, N. Y. Ford Rd., Vestal N. Y. ........ 405 Marion St., Union, N. Y. 31 First St., Johnson City N. Y. .......71 Harris Ave., Lowell, Mass. . Callicoon N. Y. ..... .,... H arpursville,N. Y R. D. 1, Chenango Forks, N. Y. 740 Chenango St., Binghamton N. Y 196 Main St., Binghamton N. Y. ..... ....., 1 24 Pearl St., Vestal N. Y. .......57 Seminary Ave., Binghamton N.Y Bell, Robert ......,,.......... ,..,...,, 4 44 Main St., Peckville, Penna Bellinger, Jeanette ....... ..... 2 72 Main St., Johnson City N. Y Benevento, Philip ...... ,.... . .. 1507 N. State St., Syracuse 8 N. Y Benjamin, Paul E, ........ 715 Kirkwood Ave., Binghamton N. Y Bennett, Clark E .,...... . , ...... 1501 Broad St., Endicott N. Y Bennett, Kenneth ...,. 23 Kirkwood Ave., Binghamton N. Y Bennett, Lois ....,,.... ...... 2 Mendelssohn St., Binghamton N.Y Bennett, William ...... ........ ....... 3 4 Park St., Binghamton,N. Y Bensburg, William .................. .....,, ..,. 4 5 1 Theriot St., Bronx, N. Y Benson, Jane ............... ..,... , 506 Chenango St., Binghamton,N.Y ., .,.7 Seminary Ave., Binghamton, 2 Annette Ave., Binghamton, Baker St., Johnson City, ......,24 Baker St., Johnson City, Avenue B, Endwell, ........2732 Hall St., Endicott, Brown, Richard ,............,. ,... 412 Marion St., Union, Browne, Clifford L ........ ...... 1 4 Fuller Rd., Binghamton, Brunger, Charles E ,....... .......,.., 3 1 Tallman St., Oswego, Buchanan, Chester ,........... ........., 1701 Main St., Endicott, Buchinsky, Charles Jr. ...... 77 Glenwood Ave., Binghamton, Buchinsky, Robert .......... R. D. 1, Powers Rd., Binghamton, Buckley, Janet Elizabeth 40 Orton Ave., Binghamton, Buckley, Jean J ...............,.. ..., . .12 Davis Ave., Binghamton, Buckley, Theodore R. 5 Lathrop Ave., Binghamton, Buffum, Donald .....,..., ...,.,, 2 1215 Liberty Ave., Union, Bufifum, Mary . ...... ....,212l5 Liberty Ave., Union, Bugoniam, Michael C. ,... ....... 2 713 King St., Endicott, Buran, Michael S. L. ..... .. ,....... 5 Rogers Ave., Endicott, Buran, Joseph E. ,.,.., ..... .... 2 1 07 Watson Blvd., Endicott, Buran, Robert , . .. ,..,.. 2107 Watson Blvd., Endicott, Burge, Llewellyn Robert ...769 Riverside Dr., Johnson City, Burgess, Frederick ,..,........,,. 14 Narwood St., Johnson City, N. N. N. N. N. N. N. N. N. N. N. N. N. N. N. N. N. N. N. N. N. N. N. N. N. N. N. N. N. N. N. N. N. N. N. N. N. N. N. N. N. N. N. N. GH N. N. N. N. N. N. N. N. N. N. N. N. N. N. N. N. N. N. N. N. N. N. N. N. N. Burghardt, Leaman .,... Burlingame, John. .....,. .. Burns, Leonard, ....,. .... . . Lisle, N. Y 696 Chenango St., Binghamton, N. Y. M1226 S. Main St., Wilkes-Barre, Penna N Y Bush, Arnold A ...,....., ,,.. ........,,. 6 1 Ridge St., Binghamton, . Busino, Orlando ....,.. ..,.. 1 S8 Conklin Ave., Binghamton, N.Y Butler, Edward C ...,.., . ..,, 158 Park Ave., Binghamton N.Y Butts, George ...,,..........,.. ....,......... 2 1 River St., Binghamton N.Y Byrnes, Marion E ....,...,. .,....,. 1 03 Murray St., Binghamton N.Y Cabrera, Charles ......... ........,..,.. 1 7 Brookdale Pl., Rye, N.Y Cady, Frances .,......... , ....... 88 Main St., Binghamton, N.Y Cain, Marilyn ..,........,,.... .......... 1 21 Erie St., Owego N.Y Calabrisi, Dominick ........., ....,...,......, C onklin Rd., Conklin N.Y Caldwell, Joseph ,......,...,, 4...... 1 7 Garfield Ave., Endicott, N.Y Callen, Robert ...... ,,,. .,.......... ,..,. 1 S a nd St., Afton, N.Y Calleo, Alfonso ...,.......... .....,, 3 24 Robble Ave., Endicott N.Y Calvert, Robert Harvey ...,...,...,.....,.. 1 Ayres St., Binghamton N.Y Campbell, Clarence E ....,.......... W Irving Ave., Binghamton, N. Y. Campion, George ...,....,...,....... ...26 Munsell St., Binghamton, N. Y. Campos, Robert ...,....,,.., ...,,..,. 3 8 North St., Binghamton, N. Y. Capotosto, Mario A ....... ..,.,.,,. 2 22 Main St., Binghamton, N.Y Capozzi, John .....,..... ....,,.......... 5 Derby Ave.. Auburn, N. Y. Caraker, Andrew ....,... ..,,...,. 4 1315 E. Main St., Endicott, N. Y. Caraker, Louis ...,,... ....,,. 5 0 Schubert St., Binghamton, N. Y. Card, Clarence ...,...,,... .... ,...... 1 0 5 Leroy St., Binghamton, N. Y. Carl, Betty Jean ........ ..,...... 6 'I Beethoven St., Binghamton, N. Y. Carpenter, Edith M .........,....,.,.. 27 Albert St., Johnson City, N. Y. Carroll, Irving .......,.... .,....,...,.... R . D. 2, Middletown, N. Y. Carson, Robert ..........,. ,........... 6 22 High Ave., Endicott, N. Y. Cary, Leo .,.....,..........,...,... ...8 Frederick St., Johnson City, N. Y. Cary, Richard James ,...... ....... 1 5 Mygatt St., Binghamton, N. Y. Casella, Francis.. ,....... ......,..., 5 0 Front St., Binghamton, N. Y. Casterton, Clifford .....,,....,,..,.... 5 Carhart Ave., Binghamton, N. Y. Celona, Frank ,..,,.....,.., .....,. 1 35 Brookdale Ave., Rochester, N. Y. Cernak, Edward S ......,,. . ........,......,..,....... R. D. 1, Endicott, N. Y. Cerullo, Joseph .,,,.... ....... 1 125 Freos Ave., Berwick, Penna. Chaifee, Rayrneta .,,..... ...,....,... 1 26 Birdsall St., Endicott, N. Y. Chamberlain, John .,.................. 125 Baker St., Johnson City, N. Y. Chamberlain, Philip .,.,....., ...... 1 0 Church St., Binghamton, N. Y. Champney, Gordon .,..,,... ....., M aple Ave., Newark Valley, N. Y. Chapman, Francis ..........,...,....... 53 Broad Ave., Binghamton, N. Y. Chase, Paul Mann .....,. 81 Fresh Pond Parkway, Cambridge, Mass. Chermak, Eugene ..,.............,......,... 413 Arthur Ave., Endicott, N. Y. Chiarulli, Hilda ,.,........ .... . .912 E. Willow St., Syracuse, N. Y. Childs, William L ....,,.,. ,..... 2 05 Nanticoke Ave., Endicott, N. Y. Chomyszak, John G. ...,..,.... 12 Cleveland Ave., Binghamton, N. Y. Chrisler, Harold J ...,,..,,...,.... 227 Baldwin St., Johnson City, N. Y. Christon, Bernice.. ....,. ..,,....... 2 6 Main St., Johnson City, N. Y. Christina, Louis .,....,..,... ..,..,... 3 34 Odell Ave., Endicott. N. Y. Chrzan, Vincent J. ....... ..,,..,...,.. 2 59 Paine St., Troy, Penna. Chwalow, David ...,... . ,,..... 22 Gariield Ave.. Endicott, N. Y. Cialeo, Joseph F .......,. ...,..... 1 06 Cleveland Ave., Endicott N. Y Cianciosi, Romeo ....,.... ....... 3 123 E. Main St., Endicott, N.Y Cianciosi, Ugo .....,....., ....,...... 1 4M Jackson Ave., Endicott, N.Y Ciesielski, Joseph ..,..,.. ...,...110 Bernice St., Johnson City, N.Y Cinotti, Ernest ....,.,.. ......,..... 2 04 Odell Ave., Endicott N.Y Cipriano, Ronald ....,,... ....... 2 306 E. Main St., Endicott N.Y Claif, Beatrice ....,,....... ........ 8 4 Thomas St., Johnson City N.Y Clapham, James E ...,.,.....,..,.......... 94 Water St., Binghamton, N.Y Clark, Donald ..,,....,.,.,...,,.. 123 Seminary Ave., Binghamton N.Y Clark, Earl S .,...... . ,.............. .... 2 08 Wayne St., Endwell N. Y Clark, Florence ,....... ..........................,.,.... W est Winfield N.Y Clark, Harold R. ......,. ..,.. ...... ...,.... 5 3 1 Vestal Rd., Vestal N.Y Clark, Robert ....................,.,... E. River Rd., West Henrietta, N. Y Clark, Thomas James ,.............,........ Box No. 94, Bainbridge N.Y Clark, William L. ..........,. ....,........... 3 09 Clara St., Endicott, N.Y Clark, William W. ...,,,.. ...,.,. 5 0 West Main St., Hancock, N.Y Clarke, Edwin ....,...... ....,.....,... 5 19 Waverly St., Waverly, N. Y. Clarke, George H ..,...,......,......,..,. 1 Mather St., Binghamton, N. Y. Clay, Geoffrey ................. 131 Washington St., Binghamton N.Y Cleary, Joseph ...... ........,,..,...,,, 9 4 Water St., Binghamton N.Y Cleary. Robert .,...,.... .....,... 6 4 Oak St., Binghamton, Cleary, Ronald ,..... . ......,. .,,..,. . .94 Water St., Binghamton, Clemente, Albert S ...... ,....,,.. . . ...,......,. 329 Odell St., Endicott, Clifford, Watson H ...,............. 3610 Rath Ave., Johnson City, Cline, Richard ,..... ...... .... 7 5 -28-65th Dr., Middle Village, L. I., Clugstone, James. ,..,...,....... ., ......... .34 Way St., Binghamton, Cody, Leo ..........,...,... .,,..... 1 8 George St., Binghamton, Colavito, Bertha ....... . ...... 212 Henry St., Binghamton, Colby, Lauren ,...,. . ...,,.......,,., 122 Main St., Owego, Cole, Virginia ...... ....,..,.......,.. ..... ..,... 7 E . Steuben St., Bath, Coleman, Charles Edward ......., 106 Cleveland Ave., Endicott, Coleman, Doris .,...........,...,,...,.,.....,...,.........,..,.... R. D. 3, Vestal, Collins, Elizabeth A .,,.......... 322 Robinson St., Binghamton, Collins, Grace E .......,.. ,.......,. . 202 Robinson St., Binghamton, Comfort, William .,..... Compton, John R ..,..,.. Conklin, Arlene ........ Conroe, Byron .......,. Conte, Frederick ....,..... Cook, Vivian Clare ........ Luca .. .........,,...,.. Kilkenny s St., Greene, Rd., Unadilla, ....,,.36 Andrews Ave., Binghamton, .......110 Walnut St. .. ...., 15 Grand Ave., , Binghamton, Johnson City, ........13 Beacon St., Binghamton, Cooper, Harold ....,,..........,,,....... .234-79th St., Niagara Falls, Cooper, James George ..,.....,. 179 Matthews St., Binghamton, Corcoran, James ....,...........,....,... 64 Moeller St., Binghamton, Cosgriff, Frederick W ..,..,,.. 136 Massachusetts, Johnson City, Corino, Arthur B .,..,...,..............,..... 305 E. Main St., Endicott, Costas, Peter ............. R. D. 2, Hawleyton Rd., Binghamton, Courtney, Nancy N ...,...,..... ...294 Bakerdale Rd., Rochester, Courtright, Edwin Grant .... ....,.. 3 04 Dwight Ave., Endicott, Couse, Norman R ...,..,....,..... 4M Bellevue Ave., Binghamton, Craft, Delwert ......,.. Crapo, Richard J .,..,... Virgil St., Binghamton, N. Y N. Y N. Y. N. Y. N. Y. N. Y N.Y N. Y. N.Y N. Y N. Y N. Y. N. Y. N. Y. N. Y. N. Y. N. Y. N. Y. N. Y. N. Y. N. Y. N. Y. N. Y. N. Y N. Y. N. Y. N. Y. N. Y. N. Y. N. Y. S. Lake St., Gary, Ind. Crawford, Claude Jr ..,... .,...,.... 9 46 Vestal Ave., Binghamton, N. Y. Crawford, George C ..,............ Box No. 132, Chenango Forks, N. Y. Crawford, John B ......,.., ..,..... 1 77 Crary Ave., Binghamton, N. Y. Creveling, Robert H ........ .................,,.......,.,,...,... P attenburg, N. J. Cripps, Joseph .,...,.......,...,......,.. 101 Mt. Pleasant St., Derby, Conn. Crooks, William C., Jr. .... ...,...,... 4 25 E. Main St., Endicott, N. Y. Crooks, William Howard .......... 20 Jackson Ave., Endicott, N. Y. Cross, Donald ...............,...,..... ........... 1 3 Ronan St., Hillcrest, N. Y. Crounse, Donald ....,,..... ........,......,....,..... . ..Chenango Forks, N. Y. Crowley, Eugene F ......,. ....... 2 0 Grand Blvd., Binghamton, N. Y. Cuff, Gerald ....,..........,...,....,........... 35 Avon St., Johnson City, N. Y. Cumber, Doris ..,,......... ....................... 3 4 Winegard St., Sidney, N. Y. Cunningham, James M., Jr .,...., 504 Overlook Ter., Endicott, N. Y. Curatolo, Joseph P ..,..,..,.... 207 N. Roosevelt Ave., Endicott, N. Y. Curatolo, Sarah ..,,,.. ........ 2 07 N. Roosevelt Ave., Endicott, N. Y. Daniels, Shirley ..,.... . .,,.... 58 Bennett Ave., Binghamton, N. Y. Daniluk, A. Olga ..,.... .......,....... 2 5 Rogers Ave., Endicott, N. Y. Dann, Ray G ...........,. ......... 3 09 E. Edward St., Endicott, N. Y. Dapolito, Elvira ......... ........., 2 13 Cleveland Ave., Endicott, N. Y. D'Aprile, Joanne E ....... ....... 9 39 W. Lake Rd., Endicott, N. Y. Davidson, Bruce ........ ........ 1 4 Gate St., Poughkeepsie, N. Y. Davies, William .................,..,.............. 2 Hooper Rd., Endwell, N. Y. Davis, Paula ......................... ,..1609 Riverview Dr., Endicott, N. Y. Davis, Shirley Elizabeth ...................,.....,,. Davis Rd., Geneseo, N.Y Dawson, Shirley .....,.......... 245 St. Charles St., Johnson City, N. Y. Dayton, Clair F. .,.. .........,.... 5 5 Hudson St., Johnson City, N. Y. Deacon, F. Bruce ,...... . ....... 121 Crary Ave., Binghamton, N. Y. Dearie, Joseph .........,...,... ........ 3 08 W. Main St., Endicott, N. Y. Dechene, Raymond A ......, ............., S tonehenge St., Albany, N.Y Decker, Norman K .,............. 84 Crestmont Rd., Binghamton, N. Y. Decker, Raymond C. ....,.. ...,,......,................. R . D. 1, Endicott, N.Y DeFelice, Henry ........,. ..,.... 3 04 Murphy Ave., Endicott, N. Y. Decvregorio, John ...... ........ 8 Kentucky Ave., Endicott, N. Y. Del Cano, Henry ....,... ............ 2 739 Hall St., Endicott, N. Y. Dellos, John . .. ...,.,.,... 31 Odell Ave., Endicott, N.Y. DeLorenzo, Paul . ..... .,.........,... 2 6 Hill Ave., Endicott, N. Y. Demaree, Gerald J. ..,.... ......... 8 7M Front St., Binghamton, N.Y Dennis, Richard ......., ............... 3 55 Vestal Rd., Vestal, N.Y Dennis, Robert K.. ,.... ........, 1 1 Helen St., Binghamton, N. Y. Fenson, Nina.. ..,...,.. . Dennis Rodney ...,,..,... Derrick, Cyril J., ........ . D. 1, Waverly, N. Y. .. ..,.. 162 Oak St., Binghamton, N. Y. DeSanctis, Fred Jr ......... .. ....,. 305 Squires Ave., Endicott N. Y. Detrick, Bernard ,,...,. Deuel, Jack ..............,., DeWan, Conrad ........., DeWan, Barbara ..,,... Dewey, Paul ,........... .......20 Miller St., Binghamton, N. Y. Avery St., Sidney, N. Y. . .,....,..,..........,...,..,,...,,. Whitney Point, N. Y. ...,,..1703 Riverview Dr., Endicott, N. Y. ...........255 E. Genesee St., Auburn, N. Y. Deyo, Robert L. ..,,,.... ......,,. 1 8 Allendale Rd., Binghamton N. Y. , Dickerson, Robert .,,......, .,.,..... 406 Chestnut St., Endicott, N. Y. Dickson, Elton Robert .......... 79 Riverside Dr., Binghamton, N. Y. Dielfenbach, Charles E .......,...,....,...,....,,........,........,...... Colley, Penna. Dino, Michael ......,.,.................... 27 Holland St., Binghamton, N. Y. Dino, William .........,... . ,...... 15 St. Cyril Ave., Binghamton, N. Y. DiPietro, Americo ......... . ......,..... 310 Adams Ave., Endicott, N. Y. Disbrow, Ruth ..........,..........,. ......... 3 0 New St., Binghamton, N. Y. DiStefano, Sebastian ....,...... 229 Chenango St., Binghamton, N. Y. Diute, Robert ....,..,........,, .,...,. ,..,.. 9 C arroll St., Binghamton, N. Y. Dixon, Richard ,......... ...,..... 5 03 Florence St., Endicott, N. Y. Dodson, Edward ..,,,..., ,.......,,.....,...,...,..... N ewark Valley, N. Y. Dolan, Robert .,....,...,.... Donatelli, Donnelly, Main St., Lake Placid, N. Y. Nicholas A ..... ....... 2 23 Bermond Ave., Endicott, N. Y. Roger K ....,,....4............,...,,.. 10 Garden St., Walton, N. Y. Donnelly, William E .......,... 98 Crestmont Rd., Binghamton, N. Y. Donovan, George W., Jr ...,...,.,..,.... 629 W. Gray St., Elmira, N. Y. Robert .......... Donovan, Robert J ..,.... Donovan, Dopp, David .......,.....,... Doppel, Harold Doty, William ........., Dowdle, Edward Jr ...,...,......, 29 Downey, Josephine C ..,........, .....125 Crestmont Rd., Binghamton, N. Y. ...,..209 N. McKinley Ave., Endicott, N. Y. Hill Ave., Johnson City, N. Y. ..,,.,..1603 Riverview Dr., Endicott, N. Y. Bedford St., Binghamton, N. Y. Whitney Ave., Binghamton, N. Y. .54 Washington Ave., Endicott, N. Y. Doyle, George ,........,........,..,.. 325 Riverside Dr., Binghamton, N. Y. Dribnak, Andrew .............,.. ....... 2 9 Delmar St., Binghamton, N. Y. Druker, Robert ........ ,....... 1 19 Crestmont Rd., Binghamton, N. Y. Duffy, James ..........., ......... 2 2 Bennett Ave., Binghamton, N. Y. Duffy, John ,..,.....,........... ......... 2 8 Lewis St., Binghamton, N. Y. Dumbleton, Harold ....... ...,......., 3 Harding Ave., Vestal, N. Y. Dummick, Nancy ........ ......... 5 4 Brighton St., Rochester, N. Y. Dunklee, Keith ........ ................,. 2 nd St., Wyalusing, Penna. Dunn, Dorothy S .,..... ..........,....,....... .... 4 3 Pine St., Deposit, N. Y. Duntley, Frank E ............, 104-25 88th Ave., Richmond Hill, N. Y. Durham, Charles B. .,...,...,.. 493 Glenwood Ave., Rochester, N. Y. Dyer, John ....,.........,... . .......,, 45 Monroe Ave., Larchmont, N. Y. Early, Julia ......,. ....,........ . .....,..... R . D. 1, Deposit, N. Y. Early, Robert ...... ...................... R oute 1, Deposit, N. Y. Easton, Burt ............ .......,....................., R . D. 3, Vestal, N. Y. Edwards, Gloria ........... Eiswerth, Isabelle ....,... Elderkin, Vernon H., . ....,...... 2803 Watson Blvd., Endicott, N. Y. Arthur Ave., Endicott, N. Y. Jr ..... . .............. Box No. 282, Endwell, N. Y. Ellert, George. ..................,............ 83 Baker St., Johnson City, N. Y. Elliott, B. Stewart .....,..............., 154 Allen St., Johnson City, N. Y. Ellis, D. Bruce .....,.................................., 97 Front St., Vestal, N. Y. Ellison, William .............. 311 S. Franklin St., Watkins Glen, N. Y. Emilio, Daniel J. ..... . .....,.28 Leroy St., Binghamton, N. Y. Emilio, Henry D ....,...........,..,......... 6 Evan St., Binghamton, N. Y. Englehart, Donald E ........, 619 Broad Ave., Susquehanna, Penna. English, Charles ,...,........,........................, 2 Elm St., Windsor, N. Y. Erikson, Lennart. ....,.... ......,........... 1 107 Broad St., Endicott, N.Y. Esserman, Edward ....... ..,..... 8 62 E. 15th St., Brooklyn, N. Y. Esty, Lucille M ...... Evans, Gordon ........ Evans, Robert .......... Evans, Thomas ..,.... Evez-ts, William ....., ......,......1606 Tracy St., Endicott, N. Y. 162 Crary Ave., Binghamton, N. Y. .,.......162 Crary Ave., Binghamton, N.Y. ..,.......308 W. Main St., Endicott, N. Y. ..........128 W. Wendell St., Union, N. Y. Fabrizio, Ugo ......,...................... 9 Bayless Ave., Binghamton, N. Y. Falrbrother, E. Jean ...,... ....,....,... 1 04 Grant Ave., Endicott, N. Y. Faistenhammer, Ludwig ..,. ..., . 154 Allen St., Johnson City, N. Y. Falbo, Samuel J ..............,........ 54 Hospital St., Carbondale, Penna. Fargnoli, Yolanda ........ ....,................., R . D. 1, Endicott, N. Y. Farley, John ......, Faso, Ignatius ...... Faust, Nancy J ....... Feduke, John ....... Feeter, William ......... Felfer, Amnon Paul ..,. .......77 Centre Ave., New Rochelle, N. Y. ...,16 Seminary Ave., St., St., ....425 Robinson .. , ...336 Clinton Binghamton, N. Y. Binghamton, N. Y. Binghamton, N. Y. John St., Owego, N. Y. ..,160 Bennett Ave., New York, N. Y. Feinberg, Phillip .............,...... 3815 Moeller St., Feinberg, Rosalyn .,... Ferranti, John .,....... Ferrari, Mary Ann .....,. Fetcho, Joseph ............ Field, Barbara ............ Filetto, Frank J. ..... . Finch, Roger .........,... Fiorelli, Nicholas .,..... Fisk, William .. ....... .. Fitch. Robert , ....... .....,. Fleming, Catherine ........ Fleming, Mildred ....... Fletcher, Fletcher, Reid ........., R. Foley, Gertrude P.. .... ..... . . Forbes, Janet ...,........ Forbes, Mary E ......, Forbes, Therese .....,. Ford, Frederic ...... Ford, H. Steed ....... Forest, Ralph ....... Foster, Winston .,..,.. Fowler, John ....,.......... Frazier, Durwoodc. ........... Frederick, Robert ............. ., ..... 381A Moeller St., Jarvis St., Binghamton, N. Y. Binghamton, N. Y. Binghamton, N. Y. . ....... 101 Oak St., Binghamton ........19 Squires Ave., Endicott, . ,........... 8 Jones St., Binghamton, Gaylord St., Binghamton, ....,.....255 Court St., Binghamton, .........3643 Rath Ave., Johnson City, .. ....,...... 600 Irving Ave., Endicott, 17 Chrisfield Ave., Johnson City, ........1-408W E. Main St., Endicott, .........106 Walnut St., Binghamton, North Ave., Binghamton, . John W ....................... 65 Evans St., 4, Upper Front St., ........20 Bennett Ave., .............1605 Tracy .........1605 Tracy Binghamton, N. Y. Binghamton. N. Y. Binghamton, N. Y. St., Endicott, N. Y. St., Endicott, N. Y. .. .........,. 309 Valley Dr., North St., , .....,.,..Box No. 172, Chester, . ..... . ..., 3313 Lawndale St., Endicott, ..............1706 Monroe St., Endicott, .202 Lakeview Ave., Watkins Glen Freer, Franklin J .,........... ............................... R . D. 1, Greene, French, Lawrence .............,......... 17 French St., Binghamton, French, Robert ..........,.......... 29 Brewster St., Johnson City, Frisch, Elaine Janet ........... 1068 Garner Ave., Schenectady Frisk, Mary E .... . .......... . . ....... 42515 E. Main St., Endicott Fritts, George P., Jr ....... .,..,.. 4 2 McKinley Ave., Endicott, Fritz, Vernon C. .......4,.. .,.,......... 5 04 Church St., Union Frytal, Paul P ...........,.......,......... 1910 E. Main St., Endicott Gados, Nellie ..................,..... 419 N. McKinley Ave., Endicott Gallagher, Francis P .....,..,........ 29 Munsell St., Binghamton Galluccio, Augusto Vincent ..4.... 1231-74th St., Brooklyn 28, Gamble, Eileen ........,... Gance, Anthony M .... Garman, A. David ....... . Garson, Edith .............. Gavin, Edward ......... Gavin, Thomas ......... Gaydos, George ............ ........,,,.............................Chenango Forks, .......148 Hawley St., Binghamton, .,....Box No. 173, Chenango Forks, Dalton, Georgia Endicott N Y South Carolina 1 , .....,....116 Odell A Eaton Pl., Fayette St., Crary Ave., . .... ...42 Crary Ave., ........2700M E. Main Gehrke, Alfred .....................,...... 24 Pearl Ave., Gent, Thomas W., Jr ...,... .... Genung, Leo ................. ............. 2 3 E. Main George, Byron ..,.... ...... . 2707 Williams George, Sisto ................ German, Robert W. ...... ve., Endicott, . . Binghamton, N. Y. Binghamton, N. Y. Binghamton, N. Y. Binghamton, N. Y. St., Endicott, N. Y. Binghamton, N. Y. .......103 Dudley Ave., Endicott, N. Y. St., Canisteo, N. Y. St., Endicott, N. Y. .......30 Avon St., Johnson City, N. Y. .......,.120 Hudson A ve., Syracuse, N. Y. Gialanella, Philip ....... .. ..,... 98 Main SL, Binghamton, N. Y. Gianfrate, Anna ........ .......... 1 407 Tracy St., Endicott, N. Y. Giarusso, Vincent ........................... 709 Milan Ave., Endicott, N. Y. Gibbs, Marjorie S ....... 83-52 Talbot St., Kew Gardens, L. I., N. Y. Gilg, Joseph .,r....... .........,......................... 4 Clay St., Vestal, N. Y. Gilg, Ruth ,.........,........ . ......... ......... 4 Clay St.. Vestal, N. Y. Gillespie, Mary M ........., Gilfillan, Roberta M. ...,, . Gillies, Richard .......... Gilman, John .........,.. Glacken, Hazel ............ Gleason, Albert C ......... .. ....... 150 Oak St., Binghamton, N. Y. N. Y. 273 17th St., Brooklyn, N. Y. McDonald St., Binghamton, N. Y. .. .... .... 3 07 Garfield Ave., Endicott, N. Y. Farr Ave.. Johnson City, N. Y. Glover, Donald W .......,.......,. S8 Crestmont Rd., Binghamton, N. Y. Gober, Stephen R ....... .,....,.......,..,........... N ewark Valley, N. Y. Godwin, Glenn G. .,.,,.... ...... 5 Mildred Ave., Binghamton, N. Y. Goerlitz, Robert E. ...,.., .,,...,,. .......... R . D. 6, Binghamton, N. Y. Goldberg, Erwin ..,,,.......... .,........ 2 0415 Prospect St., Union, N. Y. Golden, Stanley D. ,.........,.... 1145 Vestal Ave., Binghamton, N. Y. Goldfarb, Kenneth ...... . ,..,..........................,,,.,,.......... Harris, N. Y. Gonz, Michael .,.....,,,...,.. ,.,..... 3 66 Clinton St., Binghamton, N. Y. Gorman, Walter J. ,...., ...........,.... 4 Stone St., Binghamton, N. Y. Gorman, William F. ....,...... 30 Riverview Ave., Binghamton, N. Y. Gorton, John F. H ......, ...,,...,,. 1 2 Arthur St., Binghamton, N. Y. Goshan, Fred. ....,.. .. Gow, Willard .,......,.... Grabowski, Chester ,..... Grace, Irving ........ Grace, William P .....,. Graper, Richard .,........ .........419 Arthur Ave., Endicott, N. Y. ........605 S. Liberty Ave., Endicott, N. Y. .. ....... 47 Adams St., Binghamton, N. Y. Oak St., Binghamton, N. Y. Cedar St., Binghamton, N. Y. .. .......,,. 489 Vestal Rd., Binghamton, N. Y. Green, Oscar J., Jr .,......,...... 43 N. Broad St., Johnson City, N. Y. Gregory, Myron E ......,. ..,,..... 1 32 A S. Broad St., Norwich, N. Y. Gruse, Jacqueline ................,,,,. 11 Halford St., Binghamton, N. Y. Guinta, Agatino ,...,.... ......... 7 2 Tompkins St., Binghamton, N. Y. Gullborg, William H .,....,.. . ....,..... 244 Seventh St., Renova, Penna. Gyles, James J ...,...,,....,.............., 14 Cleveland Ave., Endicott, N. Y. Hackett, Richard S ..,..,,.. 228 E. Seneca Turnpike, Syracuse, N. Y. Hatler, Harry A ......,. ....... ,,............ 5 2 5 Paden St., Endicott, N. Y. Hagerty, John P .,........, ,,... 203 Cleveland Ave., Endicott, N. Y. Haggerty, Richard E ...,....,........ 402 S. Liberty Ave., Union, N. Y. Hall, Jack O .......,,.......... ..,...,,.....,..,......,..... B ox No. 38, Maine, N. Y. Hall, Thelma H ...,....,. .,...... 5 11 Park Place, Painted Post, N. Y. Halliday, Herbert ......... ,,.....,.......,.........,.... R . D. 1, Owego, N. Y. Hamlin, James .,............ ....... 1 19 Mary St., Binghamton, N. Y. Hamilton, Charles E ...,...,....,.. 35 Grand Blvd., Binghamton, N. Y. Hanak, William .......,...,...... 33 C. F. J. Blvd., Johnson City, N. Y. Hancock, Carlyle A. ..............,...,., 8 Arthur St., Binghamton, N. Y. Hanitln, Thomas Jr.... ..,..... 643 Chenango St., Binghamton, N. Y. Hanitchak, Bernard J .,...... ..,...,.... 7 02 Squires Ave., Endicott, N. Y. Hanitchak, John J ....,.. ...................,... R . D. 1, Brackney, Penna. Hansen, Allen C. ...,.. ...,,., 2 05 Chestnut Ave., Metuchen, N. J. Hare, James F ........ ,.........,,...,..,. 1 84 Front St., Owego, N. Y. Haroldson, Gus . Johnson Mary ....,........ Harris, John ....................,.. Harrison, Alex William. Harrison, John .........,........ Hartigan, John .,....,.......... Hartman, Betty Jane., Hartung, Carl ...,......,,... Hasenpflug, Nancy. .,... . ..,,......,105 Cypress St., Westwood, N. J. .....11 Columbus St., Binghamton, N. Y. .. ....... 94 Walnut St.. Binghamton, N. Y. Prospect St., Binghamton, N. Y. ........92 Murray St., Binghamton, N.Y Park St., Johnson City, N. Y. ........32 Chestnut St., Binghamton, N. Y. . .,...,.. 60 Lincoln St., Binghamton, N. Y. Hastings, Robert ...,..,.................. 82 Murray St., Binghamton. N. Y. Hawke, Fredrick .,...,,..,.. Haycock, Ruth ..,...,. Hayman, Robert .,....,. Hearon, Julia .....,....,...,..,,. Pennsylvania Ave., Binghamton, N. Y. Albert St., Johnson City, N. Y. ., ....,. 1 Frank Place, Port Chester, N. Y. .........100 Allen St., Johnson City, N. Y. Heath, Charles David, ..,...,.... 223 Baldwin St., Johnson City, N. Y. Hebenstreet, William R. ....... 2806 Albany St., Schenectady, N. Y. Heffron, Genevieve. ..,........ ......,.. ..,.....,.. 2 7 1 Mal Heinzelmann, Warren ,... ...,,,.,,.. 3 2 Helbert, Charles N ................, 154 Allen St., Henry, Thomas .,...,...,.... Herciga, William C ...,..,,. Heron, John J., Jr..... Hess, Harold J ........ Hess, Marjorie ......... Hessel, Myra Sue ...... Heyman, Alvin .,,..., Hickey, Thomas .....,.... Hier. Fritz ............. , Hier, Joan ...........,,.,.... Hinaman, Chester ...... .,...,.. Hoag, Lyle ...,,,.....,,. Hoag, William .......,. Hogan, Ann ....,..., . n St., Owego, N. Medford St., Binghamton, N. Johnson City, N. .......12 Bigelow St., Binghamton, I2 .......120 Rogers Ave., Endicott, N. ....,........South S t.. Red Creek, N. .......,36 Davis St., Binghamton, N. 36 Davis St., Binghamton, N. .......735 Walton Ave., New York, N. 116 Jetferson Ave., Endicott, N. 307 Louisiana Ave., Endicott, N. ...,30 Avon St., Johnson City, N. Avon St., Johnson City, N. .767 Riverside Dr., .68 Fowler Ave., Johnson City, N. Johnson City, N. ......66 Terrace Dr., Binghamton, N. .. ........... 222 Howard St., Waverly, N. Y. Y. Y. Y. Y. Y. Y. Y. Y. Y. Y. Y. Y. Y. Y. Y. Y. Hogan, John T ........ North St., Harrison, N. Y. Hogan, Robert ....................... ..,751 Chenango St., Port Dick, N. Y. Holleran, James F... Jefferson Ave., Binghamton, N. Y. Holmes, Dolly ........................ 193 Matthews St., Binghamton, N. Y. Holmes, Dorothy E.. .... .. .....,. 23 Schiller St., Binghamton, N. Y. Holmes, Paul C. ...... . Homa, George .......... Homa, Helen ........, Hood, Robert Hoover, Richard ....... Hopler, Edgar A ........ Horkott, George ......... Horkott, John ............. Horney, William J... Hornick, Donald ....... Horowitz, Benjamin... .... .. Horsey, William ......... Hotchkiss, William ....... Howe, Russell ....,...,.... . ........ 193 Matthews St., Binghamton, N. Y .........327 Rogers Ave., Endicott, N.Y .......327 Rogers Ave., Endicott, N.Y Penna ..................,.,...........Newark Valley, N.Y 483 Chenango St., Binghamton 35 Gerard Ave., Binghamton 60 Gerard Ave., Binghamton .......31 Mygatt. St. , Binghamton Oak St., Binghamton ........35 Orton Ave., Binghamton n . .. ..... 1242 Lakeshore Dr., Chicago, . ...... .. ........... ..........,.. S outh Otselic, N. Y Juliand St., Bainbridge, N.Y Howland, Charles .......... ....... 1 00 Murray St., Binghamton, N.Y Hubbs, Frederick, ...... Huber, Elizabeth ........ Hudak, John ............ Hudcovich, John ........ Hudda, Helen ........... . .. ...... 8 Seymour Ave., Binghamton, N.Y Humphreys, Frank ......... .. Hudy, Margaret. ....... . .........Silk St., Newark Valley, N. Y. McKinley Ave., Endicott, N. Y. Prospect St., Binghamton, N. Y. . .......... 16 Knight Ave., Endicott, N.Y Brady St., Johnson City, N.Y .........,..101 S. Page Ave., Union, N.Y Humphreys, Robert ,..... . ......,........... 101 S. Page Ave., Union, N.Y Hungerford, Clark L Huntley, Thomas G ......... Hutchinson, Edward Hynes, Robert ...... ...... Iacovelli, Guido ..,.... Iannone, Eugene .....,. Iannone, Joseph ......... Indulis, Dorothy ....,.... Irving, William....... Isban, Robert ....... Ives, Sherman .....,. Ivory, Thomas. ...., . J abo, Michael ...,....... Jackson, Vincent ....... Jacoby, Andrew. ..... . James, John. ............. Jamieson, Joseph.. .... . Janasak, Rudolph ........,..... Jasielonis, Hedwig .........,... Jennings, Warren .... Jewell, Raymond. ............,. . Jiminez, Maria. ........ .. Johansen, Howard N ....... Johnson, James .......... Johnston, Thomas ......... Jones, David ...,............ Jones, Doris... .......... Jones, Richard P. ..... Joseph, Donald ......... Joseph, John ..........,... Joyce, Clement V. Julian, Joseph ......... Julian, Robert ............ , West End Ave., Binghamton, N.Y .........307 Liberty Ave., Endicott, N. Y. J ...... , ....,................... Chenango Bridge, N. Y Front St., Vestal, N.Y . .... ..113 Nanticoke Ave., Endicott, N.Y Odell Ave., Endicott, N. Y. .......505 Florence St., Endicott, N. Y. Milford St., Binghamton, D. 1, Endicott, .......2102 Riverview Dr., Endicott, Roberts St., Johnson City, , ..,....... 49 Helen St., Binghamton, .......4lA Baxter St., Binghamton, ......23 Grand Blvd., Binghamton, .......30 The Arena, Binghamton, .........509 Liberty Ave., Endicott Baker St., .741 Riverside Dr., Downs Ave. v Johnson City, Johnson City, , Binghamton, H629 Chenango St., Binghamton 1029 Chenango St., Binghamton, .. .......... 4005 Ithaca .......301 Glen Ave., St. , Elmhurst, Port Chester, . .... 149 Hudson St., Johnson City .......22 Utica Ave., Binghamton n Lewis St., Vestal, N. Y. . ...... 3632 Birney Ave., Scranton, Penna. Beverley Place, Johnson City, N. Y. ..750 Chenango St., Binghamton, N. Y. ...,....113 Tillotson St., Canandaigua, N. Y. Park Ave., Binghamton, N. Y. ......12 Bigelow St., Binghamton, N. Y. ...........312 Odell Ave., Endicott, N. Y. Odell Ave., Endicott, N. Y. Jurena, Louis ......... . ............... 44 Virgina Ave., Johnson City, N. Y. Kalliche, Arthur A.. Kaminsky, Bruno ....... Kamp, Bernard ......... Kane, D. Joseph ........ Kane, John R ........... Kankus, Robert .,...... Kapral, Joseph .,...... ...,....507 Main St., Poughkeepsie, N. Y. D. 2, Marathon, N. ....9 Seminary Ave., Binghamton, N. Y. ........305 McKinley Ave-, Endicott. N- Y. .........108 Park Place, Waverly, N. Y. .........,259 Brand St., Elmira, N. Y. .......32 Lydia St., Binghamton, N. Y. Y. Levene, Suzanne ,.,.........., 10 Crestmont Rd., Binghamton, N.Y Masterson, Charles ........... 134 Beethoven St., Binghamton, N. Y. Kars, Charles J. .,.,..,.,.......... 322 Prospect St., Binghamton, N.Y Kasmer, Julian ..,....,,,,... 181 Stella Ireland Rd., Binghamton, N. Y. Kasper, Anthony ......,...,......,..,....,.... R. D. 1, Newark Valley, N. Y. Kazlauskas, Joseph ...,....,....... S7 Glenwood Ave., Binghamton, N. Y Keal, William .,............ .,...,. 2 40 White Hall Rd., Albany, N. Y. Kee, Philip ....., ......... 8 54 Ocean Pkwy., Brooklyn, N. Y. Keeler, Mary ....... ..,....,...,.,,. 9 Bridge St., Sidney, N. Y. Keery, Hilda ........,. .,,.......,........ 3 7 Shepard St., Walton, N. Y. Keigher, John ......... .,..,..., 1 5 Longview Rd., Livingston, N. J. Keiper, June ,....... .,...,,...,, 8 06 Glendale Dr., Endicott, N. Y. Kelley, James J .........,.... .,.,,,... 2 6 Cedar St., Binghamton, N. Y. Kemp, Eugene .......,............. ..,,,.... 5 77 E. Main St., Owego, N. Y. Kennedy, Frederick L .....,.., .,...,,,.........................,.., W aymart, Penna. Keough, Francis ,.,. .. .,...........,..,. 59 Lincoln Ave., Binghamton, N.Y. Kessler, Barbara A .....,.....,...., 316 Robinson St., Binghamton, N. Y. Kinch, William H ...............,. 764 Riverside Dr., Johnson City, N. Y. Kintner, Arthur E ...,,.....,.,. .,...,...,................ .Whitney Point, N. Y. Kintner, Kenneth W ...,,..,......,........ B2 West St., Johnson City, N. Y. Klein, Elton .................,,,,....... 490 Chenango St., Binghamton, N. Y. Kleske, John ......,.......... ....,.,.. 3 4 Bingham St., Binghamton, N. Y. Klinko, Robert E. ,..... ....... 2 7 Linden St., Binghamton, N. Y. Knapp, Hiram ....,..,... ....,.. M ain St., Newark Valley, N. Y. Knize, John., ..,.. . ..... 58 Lake Ave., Binghamton, N. Y. Knox, Jane ..,......... .... ..,...,,, 4 0 5 Front St., Owego, N.Y Kobylarz, Gene ......... ...,................. ...., N e wark Valley, N. Y. Kohnstam, Robert J ....... ...1 Seymour Ave., Binghamton, N. Y. Koloski, Robert ..,......... ..,...,,.,.....,,. R . D. 3, Binghamton, N. Y. Komar, George ..,..,..., ........, 8 19 Glendale Dr., Endicott, N. Y. Komar, John ,..... .,.,.. 4 06 Exchange Ave., Endicott, N. Y. Kominos, Paul ...... ,........,..... 1 008 Monroe St., Endicott, N. Y. Konik, John ...,,.. ....... 3 9 Bloomingdale Ave., Gloversville, N. Y Kopolow, Leo ,......, .......,.,. 1 53 Seminary Ave., Binghamton, N. Y Kostyun, John .....,............. 113 West End Ave., Binghamton, N. Y. Kotchick, John L., Jr .....................,. 107 Hill Ave.,, Endicott, N. Y. Koury, George ...,......., , ...,...,.. 141 Matthews St., Binghamton, N. Y Koury, Richard ,...,............... .141 Matthews St., Binghamton N.Y Kozlowski, Eugene .,..... .....,. 1 123 Front St., Binghamton, N.Y. Kozlowski, Francis ......,..,,.,... 781 Conklin Ave., Binghamton, N. Y. Kratochvil, Louise ......,.. .,., . .194 Clinton St., Binghamton, N.Y Krause, Otto ,...,,.........,,...,.............. 14 Kress St., Binghamton, N.Y Kriegsmann, Wolfgang J ...., ,..74 Walnut St., Binghamton, N. Y. Kriska, Michael .,.......,,,.,...,,,..,... 62 Thorpe St., Binghamton N.Y Kroeger, Henry ...,.....,.....,..,.,.,... 405 E. 237 St., New York 66 N. Y Kroeger, Owen ,................,,...... 405 E. 237 St., New York 66, N.Y Kubler, Wallace G. ............... 16 Bailey St., West Coxsackie N. Y Kucharek, William W ..,...... ...55 Carlton St., Johnson City. N. Y. Kuchinskas, William W. ...,....... 35 Houghton St., Worcester, Mass Kulik, Nicholas .,......,..........,.., 304 Clinton St., Binghamton, N.Y Kuratnick, Stephen ....,...,,...,............, 26 Grant Ave., Endicott, N.Y Kustas, Nicholas L ............. 142 Mansion St., Poughkeepsie, N.Y Kustas, William G. ................., 87 Smith St., Poughkeepsie, N. Y. Kustas, William J ...,......,..........,. 15 Montclair Ave., Batavia, N. Y. Kwiatkowski, Edward R ..,.............. .,............. Cooperstown N.Y Kwitkowski, Florence ........,, 144 Matthews St., Binghamton N. Y Lachman, Elinor ............ ....,... 1 307 Riverview Dr., Endicott, N. Y Lakin, Roger .,,......... .....,.... 7 69 State St., Binghamton N. Y Lalley, Ernest J ......... ......, 1 022 Center St., Binghamton, N.Y Lamb, Patricia ,...........,,. .. 121 West St., Johnson City, N.Y Lampman, Roger M. ....,..,. G42 Chenango St., Binghamton, N. Y Landis, Marvin D ....,.. .,,...... 1 0 Martin Ave., Johnson City, N. Y. Landon, A. Howard ............ 572 Chenango St., Binghamton, N.Y Landow, Joan .,......,..., .. ,.... 23 Crary Ave., Binghamton, N.Y Lange, Lucille M. .. ..,.,,,,. 10 Torrence Rd., Vestal, N. Y. Langeland, Richard ....... ...,. - .,104 Garfield Ave., Endicott N.Y Larham, James E. ,..., ........... 9 2 Carrollton Ave., Elmira N.Y Larkin, John ........ .....,.. 2 Tremont Ave., Binghamton N.Y Larko, Joseph ...,,. ....... 1 46 Laurel Ave., Binghamton, N. Y Latta, Anne ..,,...,. ...,.. 4 4 Virgina Ave., Johnson City, N.Y Lauder, David .,...... ,... 1 Edgewood Rd., Binghamton N. Y Lauder, Lambert I ........ 12W Madison Ave., Endicott N.Y Lawrence, Norman A.... Lawson, Thomas. ...... ,..... Lederfeind. C. Robert .. Leet, William B., Jr .... Lefcheck, Alexander ...... Lemoniades, Gregory ..,.. Leney, John Jr. ............. . Leonard, Mary E. .,... . Levene, Victoria E .....,.., Levine, Carl S ..,...... Lewis, Helen .......... Pratt Ave., Johnson City, N. Y Chenango St., Greene, N.Y ..,.237 W. Walnut St., Long Beach, N. Y Bennett Ave., Binghamton, N.Y 11, Gilberton, Penna Stuart St., Binghamton, N.Y .....217 N. Roosevelt Ave., Endicott, N. Y Pleasant Mount, Penna 10 Campbell Rd. Ct., Binghamton, ....,,.....1803 Tracy .......24 Park St., St., Endicott, Johnson City Lewis, John ....,,......., .,..,...... 2 23 Horace Ave., Palmyra, Lewis, Lloyd ...,.........,.,.....,...,....... 36 Carroll St., Binghamton, Lewkovich, Michael ............ 208 Lester Ave., Johnson City Licht, Frederic ..........., .....,.. 3 2 Rush Ave., Binghamton, Lindsley, Darwin... .... ......... 8 Bevier St. Binghamton, Lindsley, Robert D ...,..... ...,,... 1 02 Court St., Binghamton, Little, Richard ,.,................... 473 Vestal Rd. Binghamton, Livingston, Raymond .........,.... 17 Gaylord St. Binghamton, Loetfler, Frank H ....,,. .,....,,.. 3 10 E. Main St., Endicott, Loftus, Walter ....,,.... .,........,....,,... 3 8 Arthur Ave., Endicott, .Y. Loiterman, Leo ........,,....,......... 5 Hillcrest Ave., Binghamton, N. Y. Love, Harry J. ..,.,.......... 308 W. Main St., Apt. D, Endicott, N. Y. Loveland, Lawrence ...........,...........,.........,.. 4 Mary St., Vestal, N. Y. Lovitch, Norman. ...,,.. . Lowe, William H. ...,,. . .......24 Madison Ave., Endicott, N.Y. Main St., Springville, N. Y. Ludka, Joseph. ..... ................. 5 8 Academy St., Johnson City, N. Y. Ludwig, Richard E ........ Luscomb, Maud ........... 34 Brookfield Rd., Binghamton, N. Y .......,86 Mitchell Ave., Binghamton, N. Y. Lusht, Steve ......................,,,..........,....,.. 126 June St., Endicott, N. Y. Lynch, Thomas V ..,. ,.... .Trailer Village, Johnson City, N.Y Macan, Peter ...,............ 31 Spring Forest Ave., Binghamton, N. Y. MacDougall, Jean, ........ .. Maclntyre, Joseph C ..,.. 2 366 Turrel Ave., South Orange, N. J. 6 Franklin Ave., H. C., Binghamton, N. Y Mack, John ....,.....,......,...... 32 New York Ave., Johnson City, N. Y. MacKerchar, James R. ........,.. 215 Jefferson Ave., Endicott, N. Y. Mackin, Francis G .....,,...... ............ 5 5 Oak St., Binghamton, Madden, John E ..,...,...... ........ 2 3 Way St., Binghamton, Maggiore, Marie ..,..., ..,........... 5 12 Davis St., Endicott, Mahar, Robert ....................,,... S2 Chestnut St., Binghamton, Maher, William P ....,... 85 S. Washington St., Binghamton, Makres, Thomas ........,............... 206 Hawley St., Binghamton, Malik, John C., Jr ....,.......... 151 Matthews St., Binghamton, Maloney, James F., Jr ........,.....,. 5 Fair Ave., Johnson City, Mangus, Floyd ....,,. ....... .... ....... 1 1 0 5 Monroe St., Endicott, Mapes, Gordon ,......... ,,... . ..150 Prospect St., Binghamton, Maple, Louis A ............ ......, . 58 Ackley Ave., Johnson City, Marano, Anthony P ....... ,....,..,. . ..,. 8 0 Pine St., Binghamton, Marcone, Sam .,........ Marechek, Robert ............ Markarian, Anthony ...... Markarian, Armen .,..,,.. Markarian, Markarian, Samuel ........ Miles ....... Markham, . .......... 2200 North St., Endicott, ..70 Colfax Ave., Binghamton, N. Y ......184 Corliss Johnson City, N. Y. , ,..... 184 Corliss Ave., Johnson City, N. Y. Marguerite ..,.... 184 Corliss Ave., Johnson City, N. Y. , ...... 184 Corliss Ave., Johnson City, N. Y. Ave., ............1245 Front St., Binghamton, N. Y. Marks, Josef .......,. ,..,, . .119 Seminary Ave., Binghamton, N. Y. Marsh, Charles ....,,..... Martynek, Thelma C ...,. Marusich, William ...,...... Martin, Harry .,.............. , ...........,.,.. 421 E. Main 501 Martin St., R. D. 1, Endicott, N. Y. Wilson St., Binghamton, N. Y. Mastrogiacomo, Pauline ......,.... 27 McKinley Ave., Endicott, N. Y. Matteson, June ..,....,.......,.., .,.,....... 9 9 Helen St., Binghamton,N. Y. Matthews, George ..... . ......,.. 18 Downs Ave., Binghamton, N. Y. Matthews, John H .......... ....... 4 06 McKinley Ave., Endicott, N. Y. Mayes, Flora E. .,.........,....,............, ,.81 Tubby St., Kingston, N. Y. Mayes, Harold H., Jr... 264 Clinton Ave., Kingston, N. Y. Mazzei, Michael .....,...,..,. 1815 Stuyvesant St., Binghamton, N. Y. McCaffrey, Alfred .......... 180715 RiverviewDr., Endicott, N. Y. ....,,.....51A Mygatt St., Binghamton, N. Y. St., Endicott, N. Y. McCaffrey, McCallum, McCarthy, McCarthy, McCormack, William, ......... McDevitt, A. Adele ........,.,. McGlade, McGlynn, Edward ........ John .......... McGlynn, McGowan, John ........,.. McGrath, McGregor, McGuinness, Ann G. ..... , 201 McHugh, P. Eugene ........... McGuire, Barbara ....... McNair, Robert A ....... McOmber, Ann ,..... ,... Mead, Robert .,..,,... Meade, Anne F ........, Meaker, Barbara ...... William ........, Richard ..,,..., Hubert .....,, ................,... Robert .,,.,......... McDonald, James ..,.......... McDonald, Joyce M. ,..10 William T .....,.. Lawrence ......... Donald ...,...,,.. ......,.36 Moore Ave., Binghamton 800 Broad St., Endicott, .5 S. Canal St., Greene .578 Riverside Dr., Johnson City ....145 Floral Ave., Johnson City, Nash St., Binghamton 8 Lincoln Ave., Binghamton Main St., Terrace, Johnson City No. 689, Greene D. 1, Vestal: ........Meadow Brook Lane,Vestal Wagner St., .,..,...115 Henry St., State Rd. ....,,..3051A E. Main , Binghamton, Binghamton Binghamton, St., Endicott, St., Endicott McGuinness, Dorothy ..................,... 1506 Monroe S. Washington St., Binghamton 34 Clarendon St., Johnson City Linden St., Binghamton ......111 Clinton St., Gouvernor .,...,....1405 Main St., Endicott, Weston St., Brockton, Circuit Dr., Binghamton f 1 1 , 1 Meaker, George ............ . Meaker, Warren M ....,,.., Meddaugh, Frank .......,, Melinsky, VVilliam ,.., .... Mercer, George ........, Merriam, John ...... Merrilees, David ...... Mersereau, Bertram ...,.... Mica, Joseph .............. Micaj, Sylvia , ,....... ,....., Michalyshin, George ..,.., Midgley, Frances ......... Midgley, Kenneth ........ Mikulski, Edward ......,.. Mikulski, Robert ....,.. Point, .......,Hyde St., Whitney Point, Circuit Dr., Binghamton, ....,,.,25 Narwood St., Johnson City, E. 32 St., Indianapolis, Garfield Ave., Binghamton, ...,......,..,....,...,..,.....,.......,,...ADalachin, ......,..,,.106 Vestal Rd., Vestal, Wilson St., Binghamton, .232 Clinton St., Binghamton, .......48 Schiller St., Binghamton, ,,..,,..308 Badger Ave., Endicott, ......51l Exchange Ave., Endicott, Murray St., Binghamton, ..,...94 Murray St., Binghamton, Miles, Gilbert ..,,..., .,,... 2 6 Dickinson St., Binghamton, Miller, Elgin . .,,.. ....,..... .........,..,...,,..,.......,. B arton, Miller, George ......... ..,........ 2 45 W. 75 St., New York, Miller Leo ...,...,...... .... . .54 Washington Ave., Endicott, Miller, Robert. ....,.,,.... ,. ,..., 303 W. Wendell St., Endicott, Mills, Raymond ,.., ,..,,, . ,,..... 6 41 W. Main N.Y Miller, Miller, William J., Jr ............ Millstone, Donald Minckler, Elmer ......,... Minturn, Donald ....... Minturn, Mary C .......,. Missavage, Edith ...,,, Missavage, Joseph ........ . Mistretto, Margaret .... Walter, ...........,,............. 320 McKinley Ave., Endicott, .130 Laurel Ave., Binghamton St., Endicott, Suter Terrace, Rochester, 203 Vestal Rd., Vestal, .......130 Water St., Binghamton, .........130 Water St., Binghamton, ..,164 Broad St., Johnson City, .......164 Broad St., Johnson City, ...,...115 Jefferson Ave., Endicott, N.Y N.Y N. Y. N.Y N.Y N. Y N. Y. N. Y. N. Y. N. Y. N. Y N. Y. N. Y. N. Y. N. Y. N. Y. N. Y. N. Y. N. Y. N. Y. N. Y. Mass. N. Y. N. Y. N. Y. N. Y N. Y Ind N. Y N. Y. N.Y N.Y N.Y N.Y N. Y. N.Y N.Y N.Y N.Y N.Y N.Y N.Y N.Y N.Y N.Y N.Y N.Y N.Y N. Y. N, Y. N.Y N.Y Murphy, Ellen ..... Murphy, John F ......., Murphy, John T .....,.. Murphy, Joseph W ...,..,...,.... Murray, Barbara, ..,,. . Musa, Robert A ..,...,., Myers, Donald .....,,......... Nagorny, Mary Ann ....,.. ........ 3 1 State Neumann, Arthur ....,..,. Neumann, George ..,.,,... ...,,.,,,..........,.....,..,.......Wyalus1ng, Pen Lewis St., Johnson City, R. D. 2, Waverly ....,...107 Oak ..,.....60 Wayne 13 Seminary Ave., Binghamton, ...........535-4th St., Niagara Falls, Hill Ave., Endicott, na Y. Y. Y. Y. Y. George St., Owego, Y. St., Susquehanna, Penna. Ave., White Plains, N. Y. Cypress St., Yeadon, Penna Nevel, Eva ...,....,....,. ....,....,..,..... R . D. 2, Binghamton, Nichols, Darwin ...,..,.. ., ..., ..,.... 1 0 Lusk St., Johnson City, Nickerson, Curtis ,.,............. ...105 Chestnut St., Binghamton, Noland, Roberta .,,.........,,..,..., 2 Bellevue Ave., Binghamton, Norris, James .....,...... Hawthorne Rd., R. D. 2, Binghamton Norton, Emma .,................,........,..,. 108 Norton Ave., Endwell, Noteware, Harold ...,................,.,.,..........., 19 Front St., Owego, Nusom, Richard ...,...,..,........ 67 Cleveland Ave., Binghamton, Nye, W. Stuart ..,.......,.,,..,........,....,.....,,... Chapel St., Windsor, O'Connell, Leland W .............,,...,...,.... 2700 Hall St., Endicott, O'Connor, O'Connor, O'Connor, Mary E .......... Joan ...,.....,.. Donald S .....,.........,. 17 Hastings St., Binghamton , ........ 17 Schubert St., Binghamton, 17 Hastings St., Binghamton, Y. Y. Y. Y. Y. Y Y Y. Y Y Y Y Y O'Connor, Raymond .,..,,.,. 32 N. Baldwin St., O'Donnell, Rita .......,. .......... 1 4 Munsell St., Ohanian, Elsa. .,...,........ , ...,.... 21 Clarke St., Olver, Donald ..............,.,.........., O'MalIey, Raymond F ...,......... 65 Endwell St.. O'Ne1ll, Edward ....,..,......,..,...,....,,... O'Neill, William R., Jr Orszewski, Mecislaus ....,, Otis, John .,...,.............. Packard, Dorothy ,... ..,.. Paglia, Pasquale ........... Palencar, Robert, Jr ..........,., Johnson City, N. Y Binghamton, N. Y. Binghamton, N. Y. ..,,.314 Francis Ave., Endicott. N. Y. Johnson City, N. Y 117 Oak St., Binghamton, N. Y. .....,..,.,............Pleasant Mount, Penna. .,20 Downs Ave., Binghamton, N. Y. Candor, N. Y. .....,.....2706 Foster St., Endicott, N. Y Odell Ave., Endicott, N.Y 163 Lester Ave., Johnson City, N. Y. Palmer, Joseph D .....,................, 59 Murray St., Binghamton, N. Y. Pandich, Andrew ................ 107 Crestmont Rd., Binghamton, N. Y. Pankovich, Michael ......,.... ......,...... 7 Hazel St., Binghamton, N. Y. Parish, Richard H .....,,..,...,....... 32 Jerome Ave., Binghamton, N. Y Parisio, Gilda ........,,.......... 127 Susquehanna St., Binghamton, N. Y. Parker, Richard .........,......,.........,.............,...,..., Smithville Flats, N.Y Parsons, Harold M ..,,...,. .,..... 1 2 Juliand St., Bainbridge, N.Y Parvin, Norman ..,...,,. ....,,,.,.,.,...,......,.,... R . D. 2, Endicott, N. Y Passagno, Maurice ....,.. .,.,.... 1 26 Crary Ave., Binghamton, N. Y Paul, Genevieve W .,....... . ....,.......,.,, 415 June St., Endicott, Y Pavlik, Myron John ............., 494 Grand Ave., Johnson City, Y Payne, Merritt ,...,........ Pearson, Harold ......... Peet, George ..,........ Perham, Robert .......... .,.......511 Front St., ,. .....,. 205 Bevier St., .U33 Macon St.. Snow Ave., Binghamton, N. Y Binghamton, N. Y Binghamton, N. Y Binghamton, N. Y Perkins, Francis... ..... . ..,. Perl, Robert M ....... ...... Perricone, Frank, ..... , ......... 502 Grandview Ave., Brooklyn, Perry, Jack ............ Petro, Carl C. ......,...... , .400 Franklin St., Great Bend, Penna .299 St. Charles St., Johnson City, N Y .Y .....129 Chenango St., Binghamton, .Y .....,,.1461A Henry St., Bingham?-On, -Y Mitchell, Bruce E ..,...., ..,........,...... 1 2 Shaver St., Sodus, N. Y. Mogannam, Emile .....,., ......., 8 1 Oak St., Binghamton, N. Y. Mohney, Hobert ,......,.... .. .,..,..... 304 North St., Endicott, N.Y Molyneaux, Silas, Jr ...... ....,.... 2 2 Murray St., Binghamton, N.Y. Moore, John .,..,,..,,............,.. ..,,... 4 3 Olive St., Johnson City, N.Y. Morano, Joseph ......... ....... 2 15 Willow Ave., Susquehanna, Penna. Morell, Frank. .,.....,... ................................. R . D. 1, Afton, N. Y. Morgan, Frederick ,..... Davis St., Elmira, Morgan, Leslie P ........,......,........,.,.,.... 301 Vestal Ave., Vestal, Morrison, H. Melville Morrison, William .,..... Muhlik, Arlene ........1204 Chenango St., Binghamton, D. 1, Endicott, Moses, Stanley G ....... ,, LaGrange St., Binghamton, ........54 Union St., Johnson City, . ......,..,............ North Rd., Beacon, Mullane, Daniel ..,..... Mullane, Julia .....,....,.... ,......26 Roosevelt Ave., Endicott, Mullen, Shirley A ................. 368 Conklin Ave., Binghamton, Munch, Ellen .,...,..... 73715 Chenango St., Binghamton, N.Y N.Y N.Y N. Y. N. Y. N. Y. N. Y. N. Y. N. Y. N.Y. Pettyjohn, DuWayne ...... Phillips, William., ..... Picciano, Louis .........,... Piccirilli, Louis E ...,..., Pieplow, Franklin D .,..... ....,.,. Piparato, Carmelo , ....,.. 190 Front St , .....,. 38 Lydia St. , Binghamton, N. Y , Binghamton, N. Y. 125 Church St., Endicott, N. Y Endicott, N. Y Odell Ave., , ....... 320 Bermond Ave., .101 N. Elmer Ave., Sayre, Penna Easton, Penna. Endicott, N. Y. andaigua, N. Y. Pizur, Anthony ...........,..... ....,...., 1 26 Squires Ave., Pizzillo, Mario ........... ...........,.........., 7 6 Beals St., Can Plahanski, R. John ....,........, 16 Harry L. Dr., Johnson City, N. Y. Platt, David .......,,............, Pomeroy, Eleanor M ...,.. Poukish, Philip J .......,. Povlock, Mary Jean ....... Powell, Robert .....,...,.... Prekopa, Robert J, ,.... . 38 Riverview Ave., Binghamton, N.Y. ',N.Y .,...,,...Star Route No. 3. Maine .......,.2151A Madison Ave., Endicott, N.Y 358 Broad St., Salamanca, N.Y 38 Ackley Ave., Johnson City, N.Y, . ,..,. 41 Schubert St., Binghamton, N. Y. Preshur, David ..,,...... Preuss, Fletcher R. ........ . Prudom, Alan G ........ Prusch, Martha .... Pudiack, Nellie ,.,,.... Pugh, Vernon .... , .,... . Purcell, Joseph .,...,........, Putrino, Charles R. .,... . Quilter, Elizabeth Qmnnan. Thomas ,.,. ......... , Randall, Walter ...... .,.............,...,.... Randall, William Rankin, Jack, ,..,.......,.. ...... Rano, Michael J., Rath, Richard G. .......... . ..................,.Riverslde Dr., Nichols, ,...24 Edgewood Rd., Binghamton Roselawn Ave., Fairport, .,.,...,112 Madison Ave., Endicott, ...,.,.18 Lydia St., Binghamton, ........,106 Nanticoke St., Union, Hooper Rd., Endwell, .,....,.1202 Watson Blvd., Endicott, V ...........,, 10 St. John Ave., Binghamton, H86 Washington St., Binghamton, ....54 Baldwin St., Johnson City, 225 Leroy St., Binghamton, Jr. .......,....,. 13 Cleveland Ave., Endicott, 24 West St., Johnson City, R. D. 6, Binghamton, .,.175 Conklin Ave., Binghamton, Rathbun, Jane ....,.. Reed, William C. ...... Reeder, Roderic ..... Reif, Gerald ......... Reif, Robert ...... .... Rejebian, George ..,. .....,. Resseguie, Franklin ,.,..... Reynolds, Elizabeth ...... Reynolds, Grace .,...,... Ricciardi, Steve ..,... Rickard, Julia ...., Birdsall St., Union, Ridley. Earle D .,.....,.. Ridley. Virginia .....,... ,......... Rigney, William. ,..... , Riley, Emeline ........ Riley. Robert D ...,..,.. Ring, John W. .......... . Riolo, Augustine .......... Ritchie. Robert E. ..,..., .. Ritter, Beda ......4............... Roach, Broderick George .....,....................... Sernecky. Ernest W ...,. Roach, Camille M .,,....,..... River St., Towanda. Pen 14 Park St., Binghamton. . 19 St. John Ave., Binghamton, .. R. D. 1, Union Springs, .,2l4 Washington Ave., Endicott, .,......l44 Park Ave., Binghamton, ....,..,,104 Mary St., Arch St., Arch St., ...3l0 W. Franklin ..,....128 Chapin St., 12S Chapin St., H126 Ackley Ave., Binghamton, Johnson City, Johnson City, St., Endicott, Binghamton, Binghamton, Johnson City, ,, ...,. 1-tw S. Loder Ave., Endicott, .......11 Duane Ave., Binghamton, , ....,... 405 E. Main St., Endicott, . ..,...4.. 25 Arthur Ave., Endicott . .....,......,.. 119 Lark St., Altamont .....41 Ackley Ave., Johnson City .R. D. 1, Falconer, . v , 905 Broad St.. Endicott Robbins, Ralph L., Jr ....... Roberts, Albert .....,.......,.. Roberts, William L .....,,... Robertson, Tait ,......,,.. .. Robinson, ,,.....205 E. Valley St., Union, ,........3309 Pearl St., Endwell .....,.36 Belden St., Binghamton Mann St., Binghamton, 29 Arthur St., Binghamton Robinson, Robinson, Maurice ........ Robinson, Rodgers, Robert ...,...., Rodman, Stuart Roff. Willard ..,..,...,... Rogers, Edward .....,... Rogers, Eugena .,..... Rogge. John F .,.. ,... Rogge, Stanley..,..... Charlotte ....,...,...,... 291 Robinson St., Binghamton Maryanne ....,........... 48 Rotary Ave., Binghamton, Rotary Ave., Binghamton, Warren ,..,,....,..,..... Castle Creek Rd., Castle Creek, . ......... 23M Grant Ave., Endicott, .. ........ 5 Allendale Rd., Binghamton, .....,.859M E..Church St., Elmira, Fruehauf Ave., Snyder. ....,,.222Q McKinley Ave., Endicott, Chestnut St., Binghamton, Shoop, Welland T ....,,,.. ,....,. . ,111 Cleveland Ave., Endicott, Rood, Barbara ......... Chestnut St., Binghamton, 83 Fairview Ave., Binghamton Main St., Apt. 12, 75 Matthews St., Binghamton Johnson City 15 Adams Ave., Endicott Root, Robert ............... , .......... , Rose, Gertrude M ....... 476 Rose, Leo ..,..........,,.., Rose, Nissel A .......,.... Adams Ave., Endicott Rosenberg, Gerald. .,..................,..... 23 West 73 St., New York Ross, Floyd. ..,..,..,,....... ,..... . 51 Cleveland Ave., Binghamton Roulf, Gilbert ....,......,,. .......,......., 1 007 Monroe St., Endicott Rounds, Marguerite ......... Rounds, Richard C ..,..,, Rubenzahl, Stanley .....,. Rudik, Michael ,...,...,...... Front St., Vestal, .......,18 Evans St., Binghamton . ,,... . ,.,....... . .,,.....,..........,..... Neversink Main St., Binghamton . . Rutfo, Salvatore ........ ,.... . H10 Highland Ave., Binghamton, Rugg, William ..,,,.., Rummer, John ..,..... Rury, Franklin . .,..,.. . Ryan, Catherine .,...... Ryan, Mack ............. N. Y. N. Y. N. Y. N. Y. N.lY. N. Y. N. Y. N. Y. N. Y. N. Y. N. Y. N. Y. N. Y. N. Y. N. Y. na. N. Y. N. Y. N. Y. N. Y. N. Y. N. Y. N. Y. N. Y. N. Y. N. Y. N. Y. N. Y. N. Y. N. Y. N. Y. N. Y. N. Y. N. Y. N. Y. N. Y. N. Y. N. Y. N. Y. N. Y. N. Y. N. Y. N. Y. N. Y. N. Y. N. Y. N. Y. N. Y. N. Y. N. Y. N. Y. N. Y. N. Y. N. Y. N. Y. N. Y. N. Y. N. Y. N. Y. N. Y. N. Y. N. Y. N. Y. N. Y. N. Y. Main St., Hallstead, Penna .....,215 Cleveland Ave., Endicott .......146 Hawley St., Binghamton Vine St., Binghamton ...,,. 546 S. Main St., Elmira, .N.Y. .N.Y. ,N.Y N. Y. Ryan, William ...,... Rybak, Arthur, ....,,.. .. Ryder, Eileen B ......... Ryder, George .,....... Sacco, Anthony ,..,....... Orton Ave., Binghamton ,. ..,... 70 Thorpe St., Binghamton Jefferson Ave., Endicott .......117 Sunrise Dr., Binghamton Pine St., Binghamton, Peter, Jr ...,......... 127 Virgina Ave., Johnson City, ...,......302 Squires Ave., Endicott, .......42 Broome St., Binghamton, ...,...22 Bigelow St.. Binghamton. Sanford ..................... 311 Delaware Ave., Endicott, Grant Ave., Auburn. . ..,...... 206 E. Pine St., Athens, Penna Sadowitz, Salemme, John J .......... Salisbury, Richard .,.,,,...... Salisbury Stanley W ..,...... Sallerson, Salvatore, James ......... Sammons, Richard. Sampson, Robert ........ Sandell, James ...... 24 Pearine St., Binghamton, N Y .,................................Hallstead, Penna Sanges, Alfred ........ 192 S. Main St., Gloversville, Santalucia, Joseph ..,,,...,,,.,. , .... 10 Fayette St., Binghamton, Santodonato, Louis ......... 408 N. Nanticoke Ave., Endicott, Saraceno, Gregory .,.,.,................,... 13 Grant Ave., Endicott, Saraceno, Ignazio Saraceno, John J. ..., . Sassani, Nicholas A ......,. Savidge, Roger D ..,...... Scales, Edythe M .....,.. Scarinzi, Theodore ....... Scelsi, James E. ....... . Scelsi, Michael N. ...... . Schaefer, Stephen, Jr .. ..., H14 Grant Ave., Endicott, Grant Ave., Endicott, ..,...110 Henry St., Binghamton, ......,43 Milford St., Binghamton, ...7 N. Cleveland Pl., Endicott, Pine St., Binghamton, .,......11 Highland Ave., Endicott, ...,....1l Highland Ave., Endicott, . ....,.,..,....................................,..,..,., Maine, Schaffer, Rhoda ,..,,.....,, ...,,...,.....,,.. 1 576 E. 9th St., Brooklyn, D. 2, Barton Ave., Johnson City, Schumacker, Edwin C. ,,... ..... ..... 2 9 2 Main St., Binghamton Schlld, Hamid ........,...., Schuster, Richard ......... Schwartz, Abraham ......... Schuer. Robert ,,.. ..,...... Scott, Richard ,..,. . .,,.. . Scott. Tracy R ......,.,..,,.. Sculley, George A., Jr. Scully Helene, ........,... Searles, Aysel, Jr ....... Sees, Mary ...,........ .... SeJan, Michael .........,.... Sevak, Charles, Jr ....... Shachman, Amelia Shadduck, Edward. Jr ..,.,...... Shamulka, George ....,..., Shaver, Howard ......... Shear, Ralph E ........... Shearer, Dorothea ...,.... Sheely, Paul M ........,. Sheffield. Donald ....,... Sheffield, Robert ........ Arthur St., Binghamton, .,.........,218 Pine St., Tamaqua, Penna , ..,,... 198-17 119 Ave., St. Albans, .......Trailer Village, Johnson City, ........109 Therin St., Johnson City, , ...,....... JIM Davis St., Binghamton, .......,.200 Corliss Ave., Johnson City, ....,,.,453 Vestal Rd., Binghamton, ..,....15 Miles St., Binghamton, .........309 W. 55th St., New York, . ,.,....53 Holland St., Binghamton, 14 Genesee Ave., Binghamton ..71 Bigelow St., Binghamton, 1515 Newell Cherry St., . ....,. 4 Donald St., ...........Glendale Rd., Endicott, Johnson City, Johnson City, Dr.. Endicott, No. 725, Bath 29 Arthur St., Binghamton Sheridan, John ......,. Shields, George J .....,. Shields, John ........... Shine, James .,....,,...,.... Shipko, Frederick ,,...... .,.,.....1209 Vestal Ave., Binghamton, D. 1, Chenango Forks, .........Glen Castle St., Binghamton, Schubert St., Binghamton, Jarvis St., Binghamton, Short, David R. .....,...., . Shults, Gilbert .....,....,, Silverstein, Lawrence . .....,..,,, 206 Lake St., Hamburg Apalachin , ....,.....,.........,....,....... Harpursville, Simmons, William ,..,..., ....... 1 16 Thomas St., Singel, John R .....,..... Siring, Robert ...,..... Skeirik, Norman ......,. Skinner, Charles ..... Skinner, Robert ...,..,... Sloat, Lewis .,.....,,...... Smetana, Michael ..,,.... Smith, Ira .,,................. Smith, Lowell, Jr ........ ....,...19 Ansco Rd., Johnson City, Johnson City 3717 Midland Ave., Syracuse, .8 Highland Ave., Binghamton ............742 S. Main St., Athens, Penna D. 1. Binghamton ...,..,,463 Main St., Zoa Ave., Johnson City Johnson City Front St., Vestal Aubrey . p n n .62 Glenwood Ave., Binghamton, N. Y. Smith, Robert A. ...,,. . Smith, Robert M. ..,... . Smyk, Peter .......,,,..... ..,...,..... Snopkowski, John H ......,..... Snow, Albert G .........,. Snyder, Mary ,. ,........ Wheeler St., Deposit, N. Y. D. 4, Binghamton, N. Y. . ..,....,. 408 Grand Ave., Johnson City N. Sognolian, Virginia .,...., ....,. . . ...... 10 Park St., Binghamton, Sopoliga, Charles ...,..., . .....,....,.. 317 Main St., Duryea, Penna. . ............. 304 Badger Ave., Endicott, Y. Y. Y. Julian St., Binghamton, N. Y. Sorber, Ralph .............,.......,..... .7 Evelyn St., Johnson City, N. Y. Spearbeck, Richard L ..... 97 S. Washington St., Binghamton, N. Y. Spencer, Benjamin P ..............,,.,....,...,........,. R. D. 2, Waverly, N1Y. Squier, Sara ...,......,,......,.,......,. 112 Grand Blvd., Binghamton, N. Y. Stables, Paul ..........,,. Stefanski, Walter ,.... .. Steigerwald, James Steiner, Sidney.. ....,.. Stenzhorn, Edytha .. Stepbach, Robert F., . ...., ..............,...........,,. R . D., Barton, N Y. ...35 Rotary Ave., Binghamton, N. Y. 56 Albert St., Johnson City, N. Y. Jr .,............, Country Club Rd., Johnson City, N. Y. ....'13 Pennsylvania Ave., Binghamton, N. Y. Schubert St., Binghamton, N.Y 282 Main St., Binghamton, N. Y. 09, Interlaken, N. Y. 56 Westfall Ave., Susquehanna, Penna. Binghamton, N. Y. St., Endicott, N. Y. Binghamton, N. Y. ........Box No. 175, Chenango Forks, N. Y. Dr., Endwell, N. Y. Sternik, Michael ........ Stewart, John P .,,....... ,... ,....,. . .... B o x No. 2 Stewart, William J ........,... Stickles, Donald ..........,...,..,.. 48 Seminary Ave., Stolfi, Gerald ....,,...,.. . ...,............. 1708 E. Main Stone, David A. ...... .....,,,.. 1 8 Kneeland Ave., Stone, Robert ......,,..,. Stonestreet, Wayne ......,. ......... 3 10 Chaumont Story, Jeanne ...,....,...... ........ 1 603 Riverview Stout, Donald R. Strauss, William .,,...... Streb, Richard W .,..... Strickland, Virginia .. Strond, James B., Jr ...,......., Strusz, William .......... Stryker, Robert ,.,.... . Stulir, Joseph .,.....,,...,. Sullivan, Bernard .,.... Birdsall ........'I4 Carlton St., .......24 Barchard ..521 River Ter ..........32l1 Stack Dr., Endicott, N. Y Johnson City, N. Y St., Rochester, N. Y. race, Endicott, N. Y. .45 Bennett Ave., Binghamton, N. Y. Ave., Endwell, N. Y. St., Endicott, N. Y. .......305 Badger Ave., Endicott, N. Y. ........2000 Watson Blvd., Endicott, Sudbrink, Charles W ...,...,....,... 512 Chenango St., Sullivan, Thomas J ..,..,.........,..,.. 7 Beverly Pl., Surine, David ......,,...... Surplus, Arthur .......,...., Sutliff, William .,..... 17 Swagler, Norman ....,...... ...,...490 Grand Ave., . .,..,,. 239 Hudson St., Union St., Westover, .. ...., ......,.,...,.,...,. . ..R. .71-02 Kessel St., Forest Hills, N. Y. Binghamton, N. Y. Johnson City, N. Y. Johnson City, N. Y. Johnson City, N. Y. Johnson City, N. Y. D. 1, Endicott, N. Y. N. Y. Swain, Mary ....,.........,. ...,...... 3 101 Kensington Rd., Endwell, N. Y. Swift, Donald A .......... ...... 8 0716 W. Church St., Elmira, N. Y. Swift, Wanda ......,..,.. ..,....,...,....,... R . D. 1, Johnson City, N. Y. Sykes, Marilyn C ..,....,......... 24 Longview Ave., White Plains, N. Y. Sykes, Mary ,.,.......,... ...,,........,.,.........,..... 8 Landon Rd., Vestal, .Y. Symons, Calvin R .,,...... 355 New Grant St., Wilkes-Barre, Penna. Symons, Ruth ..,............... 355 New Grant St., Wilkes-Barre, Penna. Takenaka, Toshio ......,... Tarsches, Sheila .....,. Taylor, Azzie ,... Taylor, Frances ....... Tegeler, Cyril .......,,,.. Terboss, Robert .,....,. Terry, E. Thomas .. ,..,.. .. .......16 Oakdale Ave., New Rochelle, N. Y. .......... 3 Davis St., Binghamton, N. Y. Exchange St., Binghamton, N. Y. 45 Stark St., Waterloo, N. Y. . ,... ..l34 Matthews St., Binghamton, N.Y. ...........3l1Mg Grant Ave., Endicott, N.Y. Terry Ave., Binghamton, N. Y. Thallinger, Merrell ......... . ...,.......,.....,. R. D. 1, Friendsvllle, Penna. Thomas, H. James ..........,...... 52 Harrison St., Johnson City, N. Y. Thomas, Jeanne. ......... ......,.....408 Marion St., Endicott, N. Y. Thompson, Roberta ...,,.. ,.... . . ,.......,.. ...99 Front St., Vestal, N. Y Thorne, Robert T ..,.... Thorson, Beatrice .,...,.. ........1143 Vestal Ave., Binghamton, N. Y. ...........106 Main St., Johnson City, N. Y. Throup, Edward S ....,..........., 23 Franklin Ave., Binghamton, N. Y. Tillotson, David R ........, .......37 Crary Ave., Binghamton, N. Y Titus, Lucile ..,,.......,,,., ......,,........,,.... 9 Oak St., Binghamton, N.Y Toman, Gerald ....,............. 450 Harry L. Drive, Johnson City, N.Y Tompkins, Harold F ......... .....,. ........,. Toner, Frank ......,....,..........,,.....,.. Toomey, James R ..,. .......... .Church St., Hallstead, Penna. Tompkins, Ida ......,.....,, .....,........,......,........,,....,. ....,.. B e rkshire, N. Y. 129 St. Marks PI., Brooklyn, N. Y. .59 E. Catherine St., Binghamton, N. Y. Tormey, Beth .,,.,...,... .....,,. 3 6 Andrews Ave., Binghamton, N. Y. Trabucco, Joseph .............,. 25 Clapp Ave., Wappingers Falls N. Y. Trabucco, Ray ..,..... ......... 2 5 Clapp Ave., Wappingers Falls, N. Y. Tras, James ......... ............ ,,..,. . . M2713 Helen St., Endicott, N. Y. Tripp, Lewis ...,,......... ....... 2 19 Harrison St., Johnson City, N. Y. Tripp, William F ........ .,...... 2 1 Corbett Ave., Binghamton N. Y. True, Jerome B ...,.... ........,.. 1 015 Harrison St., Syracuse N. Y. Trusler, John ...........,....,,......., 471 Chenango St., Binghamton, N. Y. Trusler, Richard W ...,... . ..,...., 35 Morgan Rd., Binghamton N. Y Tshulos, James .,..,..,..., ..,...... 5 Rollins St., Binghamton, N. Y. Tucker, Alan J., Jr ....... .......,,..,....... 195 Main St., Owego N. Y. Tucker, Stephen ......... . ...,,...,... 238 Front St., Binghamton N.Y Turan, Sally ..........,. ....... 1 43 Glenwood Ave., Binghamton, N. Y. Turcotte, Charles ......... ,.......,..... 9 Curran Ave., Binghamton N.Y Turk, Muriel ..,,.......... ...., . .100 Broad Ave., Binghamton, N. Y. Turnbull, Norma ..,.... .. ,..,,, 274 Robinson St., Binghamton N. Y. Turner, Richard H ......,. ....,............. R . D. 3, Vestal Center N. Y. Turner, Robert ........,. ...,.... 1 10 Conklin Ave., Binghamton, N. Y. Tuthill, Ruth ...........,... ....,...,.. 1 80 Helen St., Binghamton N. Y. Tuthill, William B. ..,..,, ......... 1 80 Helen St., Binghamton, N. Y. Tuttle, Ervin .,.,,,.,,.,.... ,,.......,,,.,,,.. 3 9 Elm St., Deposit, N. Y. Tybring, Robert C. ,...,.. .....,,.. 5 'I North St., Binghamton N. Y. Tyler, Charles D., Jr. ........,.,...... 16 Burr Ave., Binghamton N. Y. Ulmer, Richard ..................... 63 Mitchell Ave., Binghamton, N. Y. Unold, Howard J ............. 5615 Crocker Ave., Johnson City, N. Y. Vail, Bruce ........ ......, 2 3 Cleveland Ave., Binghamton, N. Y. Vail, William ....... . .......,. 60 Floral Ave., Binghamton N.Y Valk, Gene ........... .. .............. 402 N. Main St., Gloversville, N. Y. Valky, John ............... ....... 3 3 C. F. J. Blvd., Johnson City, N. Y. VanAtta, Gordon ............... 84 St. Charles St., Johnson City, N. Y. Vanco, William ................... .... . .11 Stanley St., Binghamton, N. Y. VanEtten, Richard C ............. 20 Campbell Rd., Binghamton, N. Y. VanGelder, Donald C ....... ........... ...... .... 2 0 F ront St., Vestal, N. Y. VanGordon, John ............ ........... R . D. 2, Johnson City, N. Y. Veit, Irene ..............,..... .................. 2 8 Louis St., Binghamton, N. Y. Veitch, Janis ...... ......... 7 4 N. Washington St., Plainville, Conn. Velletin, Louis ,....,. .........., H ornbeck Ridge, Poughkeepsie, N. Y. Vitale, Frederick ...... ..... 3 29 E. Price St., Germantown, Penna. Vitale, Sam ............... ........ 5 0115 Oak Hill Ave., Endicott, N. Y. Vitkus, Edmund J ....... ......,.., 3 16 Oak Hill Ave., Endicott, N. Y. Vivian, Violet .,..................... Friendsviile Stage, Binghamton, N, Y. Von Peehmann, Heinz ......., 53 Crestmont Rd., Binghamton, N.Y. Vrabel, Andrew ............... .......... 4 Edward St., Johnson City, N. Y. Wagoner, Ellwood ....... . ............. Bridge St., S. Bethlehem, N. Y. Wahl, Joyce ...,........... ....... 3 4 Grand Blvd., Binghamton, N. Y. Walker, Carl A ........... ......,. 4 71 Vestal Rd., Binghamton, N. Y. Walker, Dorothy .......... .....,............ 1 32 Birch St., Vestal, N. Y. Walker, Joel H ......... ...... 1 20 Laurel Ave., Binghamton, N. Y. Walker, Kenneth ......... ...6 Dickinson Ave., Binghamton, N. Y. Walker, Louise ............. ........ 4 71 Vestal Rd., Binghamton, N. Y. Wall, H. Robert, Jr .......... ............................... T hompson, Penna. Wallace, Donald S. ...... ................ M ain St., Forestville, N. Y. Wallace, Margaret J. ........ ......... 1 14 Jackson Ave., Endicott, N. Y. Walling, William F ....... ....... 1 1 Banks Ave., Johnson City, N. Y. Walsh, Paul ................. .....,..... 1 2 Lyon St., Binghamton N. Y. Walsh, Richard ....,...... ............... R . D. 1, Chenango Forks, N. Y. Walsh, Rose Marie ...,,,.......... 20 Fowler Ave., Johnson City, N. Y. Walter, Blanche . ...... ..................................,................. M aine, N. Y. Ward, Donald ........ .............. 5 05 June St., Endicott, N. Y. Warner, James .......... ........ 6 Evans St., Binghamton, N. Y. Warner, Willis ......... ................... R . D. 1, Vestal, N.Y Wasson, Craven .... . ...,.... ............. 3 12 Vestal Rd., Vestal, N. Y. Watkins, Gordon W ....... ....... . .........., 4 25 Front St., Owego, N. Y. Watkins, Stuart W ........ ......., 1 405 Riverview Dr., Endicott, N. Y. Watson, John ............... . ...... 109 Mygatt St., Binghamton, N. Y. Wattles, Robert ......... ........................................ M ontague, Mass. Weber, William, Jr ......................... 95 Maple St., Rutherford, N. Y. Webster, Walter. .......... ..,... 3 2 Vermont Ave., Binghamton, N. Y. Wedge, John E ...,..... ...... 3 Westerly Way, Binghamton N. Y. Weild, Ralph ......... ...,,......... 6 06 Broad St., Endicott, N. Y. Weintraub, Robert I ........ ......., 1 62 Park Ave., Binghamton Weissman, Irwin ....... Welborn, Gene ,... ...... Welborn, Suzanne Welch, Lois ,.,......,.. ..., Wenger, Theodore ..... ........51 Davis St., Binghamton .,.........Maine .. .,......,.... 609 Jennings St., Endicott ......,139 Pearl Ave., Johnson City, Weltheimer, Bernard ........ . ...., 20 Albert St., Johnson City, Wesley, Marian .,......... West, Charles P .....,, Front St., Vestal, Vine St., Binghamton, Westfall, James ........,.. . ...,.. , ............,. 8 Lewis St., Vestal, Whitney, Eugene ...,... ........545 Front St., Binghamton, Whitney, Virginia ,.,...,.,,,,... ....,.2106 Richmond Rd., Endicott, Whittemore, Ralph W ....,... .,....,.,... 2 07 Lee Ave., R. D. 2, Johnson City, Wickham, Lela M ....,...,. ........ 1 06 Walnut St., Binghamton, Widmer, Herman ....,,.,.. ..,. ....., 1 4 0-30 Beech Ave., Flushing Wilcox, Harmon T ..,.,.., . ..,...... 26 North St., Binghamton, Wilklow, George C. .....,. ....,...,...,....., W hite St., Highland, Willets, John .........,,...,,.. .... ,..........,,. R . D. Chenango Forks, Williams, Donald D ...,.,....,....,.. 8 Hillside Ave., Binghamton, Williams, Donald ...,....... ....... 8 15 Floral Ave., Johnson City, Williams, James T. ....., .........,....., 4 2 Leland Ave., Vestal Williams, Kenneth ............ , .............. ...,, R . D. 1, Binghamton, Williams, Mary E .....,....,.,.. , ...... 57 Murray St., Binghamton, Williams, Warren R., Jr. .,,..... S Hillside Ave., Binghamton Willson, Harold O ...,... Wilmot, Leon D .....,,,. Wilson, Norman .,....... Wilson, Robert .,......... Windisch, Frank .........., Winterstein, Samuel .,.. Wolfson, Harold ........... Wood, A. Calvin ........... Wood, B. Harold .,.,... Wood, Norma ........,.. Wood, Richard ..... ....... Woodmansee, Lee .,..... Worster, Geraldine ....... Worster, LeRoy E ........ Wright, Sandra .,...,,.... Wychules, Bernard ....... Wychules, Paul ........... Wyke, Betty ...,... Yudin, Joseph .,.......,, Zades. Costas J .,..... 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