Bishop Ludden High School - Mitre Yearbook (Syracuse, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 178 of the 1966 volume:

3 1833 01854 3121 W 1 9 4 presented by THE SENIOR CLASS of BISHOP LUDDEN HIGH SCHOOL byracuse, New York DEDICATION H ' FACULTY tS SENIORS 37 UNDERCLASSMEN 81 ORGANIZATIONS SPORTS . , ADVE.RT SEMENTS 105 123 139 oRWARd STEP ' ' ■ S v B FIRST OUR DEDICATION Because You Were: Untiring in your efforts to help us . . . Patient when we were impatient with regulations ... Understanding when we were difficult to understand . . . Generous when we were inclined to be selfish . . . Kind when we were not so deserving of your kindness . . . We are grateful to you. In the years that lie ahead, when we meet young people who will be like we are today, we hope to remember the virtues you exemplified in your dealings with us. Therefore, we, the first grad- uating class of Bishop Ludden High School, dedi- cate our first yearbook to you . . . Monsignor William J. Taylor. We, the Class of ' 66, would also like to express our gratitude to our two bishops— The Most Reverend Walter A. Foery, D.D. Bishop of Syracuse The Most Reverend David F. Cunningham, D.D. Auxiliary Bishop of Syracuse Dear Members of the Class of 1966 I am pleased to extend to you my sincere congratulations upon the successful completion of your high school careers. This is a noteworthy achievement , in which your families, your teachers, and your classmates rejoice with you. You are a very special group, the charter class of Bishop Ludden High School. You have grown with the new school, and in a unique way your mark will always be upon Bishop Ludden. I pray that the mark of Bishop Ludden High School will ever be upon you, too. You should be different for the kind of education you have received. The daily contact with priest-teachers, the Sisters of Sant Francis, and dedicated laymen in a God-centered school should be evident in you. And I can assure you, that If you remain loyal to the principles taught you at Bishop Ludden, you will ever be a credit to your families, your teachers, your classmates and yourselves. The motto Bishop Ludden chose for his coat of arms was Justice and Peace . If your lives are characterized by justice, giving to God and to every man his due, you will know peace, here and hereafter. With every good wish to each of you, I am Sincerely yours in Christ, BISHOP OF SYRACUSE For many years the Sisters of St. Francis have been identified with Catholic Education in the Syracuse area and in other dioceses of the United States, including Hawaii. The success of the graduates of the schools con ducted by these Sisters is definite evidence of the distinct con- tribution that the Franciscan community has made to education. Mother M. Jolenta accepted the invitation of Bishop Foery to staff Bishop Ludden High School. Reverend John Heagerty Reverend Robert Lavin Reverend Charles Major Reverend Charles Eckerman Reverend William Cahill Reverend Robert Breed Reverend Thomas Bowman Sister M. Rosalie became the first vice-principal. MEMBERS OF OUR FIRST FACULTY Sister M. Eymard Sister M. Celine Sister Mary Matthew Sister John Aloysius Sister M. Lucy Sister Helen Lucille Sister Stella Maris Sister M. Veronica Mr. Aman Mr. Michael Quigley Mr. Terence Quigley Mrs. Rosemary Mahoney Miss Margaret McLaughlin Mrs. Margretta Porter Mrs. Lorita Tassinari Miss Juana Terrero Mrs. Marian Thornton Rev. William J. Shai Arrangement Anthonv Lombardo r -p- ±=± Hi BISHOP LUDDEN HIGH ' S ALMA MATER While days their treasured memories bring. Our Alma Mater we will sin g, ,_ , - JTA ' C — 1 To thank our God in song we ' ll try, For days-at-Sishop Ludden High; 3ntC U eu Your standard we will proudly raise, And love you till we end our days ! r fy Zp €? z± 1=2: i) « - t ' iJ ll Pf iili ' iX ; i X S. Our Alma Mater was composed for us by Monsignor William J. Shannon. The composer came to Ludden and taught a select group of students how to sing it and, then_- presented it to the entire student body. John O ' Connell, Mary Lou Roth and John Schalk get first hand instruc- tions from composer Monsignor William J. Shannon. But I will trace the footsteps of the chief events ... -vergu. In the year 1962, the Roman Catholic Diocese of Syracuse celebrated the 75th anniversary of its canonical erection by the Holy See. On this occasion Bishop Foery inaugurated a drive for funds with which to expand the secondary school facilities of the diocese. In three areas - Syracuse, Rome, and Binghamton - appeals were made to the Catholic and non-Catholic Com- munity alike for participation in this program. In Syracuse the new high school was named in honor of Bishop Patrick Ludden, first Bishop of Syracuse. Administrators adopted as the official seal of the school the coat of arms of the first Bishop with the motto Justitia et Pax - Justice and Peace. FAMOUS FIRSTS Monsignor Costello addresses the first N.H.S. OUR FIRST SCHOLARSHIP WINNERS NEW YORK STATE REGENTS SCHOLARSHIPS 1. Robert Bigsby 6 2. Patricia Borg 7 3. John Collins 8 4. Karen Corse 9 5. Paul Heuber 10 John O ' Connell Joanne Popielarczyk Thomas Ranftle Cathleen Singer Norah Wylie ALTERNATES 1. Carin Dengel 4. Geraldine Fennocchi 2. Mark English 5. Donna Fisselbrand 3. Thomas Fallon 6. David Mack NEW YORK STATE NURSING 1. Geraldine Fennocchi 2. Donna Fisselbrand 3. Joanne Popielarczyk VETERANS ' SCHOLARSHIP SCHOLARSHIP TO NAZARETH COLLEGE, ROCHESTER, N. Y. Joanne Popielarczyk Patricia Borg HONORARY SCHOLARSHIP TO LE MOYNE COLLEGE, SYRACUSE, N. Y. Karen Corso A thankful heart is not only the greatest virtue, but the parent of all other virtues. -Cicero. Yet it is indeed difficult to attempt a listing of those to whom we are grateful, for fear that we may inadvertantly forget someone. Certainly we are grateful to our parents for the many, untold sacrifices which they made in order to send us to a Catholic high school. Then, too, our pastors deserve a word of thanks for their continued contribu- tions to our education and their interest in our welfare, both spiritual and academic. The drive for the funds which made possible the building of our school could not have been a success had it not been for the many men and women who trudged from door to door throughout the various parishes of the diocese, appealed for con- tributions, and then returned to make collections. To them we say a special Thank you for their generous contribution of their time and their energy. Our appreciation is likewise extended to the members of the community who contributed their hard earned money so that we could have a good school to attend. Finally, we are grateful to everyone who is a part of Bishop Ludden High School - our principal, vice-principal, teachers, guidance counselors, coaches, nurse, and all staff members, secretarial, custodial, and cafeteria - for all that each and everyone has done for us. We are leaving Bishop Ludden High School but we carry with us the mark of its first graduation class. For this we will always be grateful. Faculty Quiclino our rirst steps ■• OUR PRINCIPAL, Very Rev. MSGR WiUiam J. Taylor i 1 S H O P Ll O 1) E N HIGH SCHOOL w R..vr, . Sviu.iM, Nin V.,,K n_ ' 19 . Phom; 468-2591 fer- T ' n ' T ' JuT r, Sr. Edward Daniel OUR VICE-PRINCIPAL, Sister Edward Daniel, O.S.F. BISHOP LUDDEN HIGH SCHOOL ll N Sister Miriam Agnes Maria Regina College Le Moyne College University of Dayton St. Bonaventure University Religion I, Typing World History, Reading n3ft B m k ' ««■ ' ' B 1 Sister John Aloysius Fordham University Catholic University Cornell University Librarian Library Council g j ' Sister Mary Andrew V A Saint Francis Normal College of Saint Rose Marywood College Home Economics Sister Mary Baptiste CoUege of St. Rose Montclair State Physics, Earth Science, Religion Mario E. Bequer Pacific University, B.A. Barry College Havana University, Doctorate in Law Spanish I,II,ni Reverend William C. CahiU Saint Andrew ' s and Saint Bernards Seminaries, B.A., (Philosophy) Catholic University, S.T.L., (Theology) Notre Dame University, (History) Syracuse University, (History) Religion I,II, World Geography Social Studies Donna Cardillo Syracuse University, B.A., (French) University of Poiters French H, HI Sister Ann Catherine Saint Francis Normal Saint Rose College Fordham University University of Pennsylvania Chemistry Mrs. Janet Cawley Boston University, B.S., (Physical Education) Physical Education Sister Mary Celine College of Saint Rose Catholic University Dayton University University of Hawaii English I, n, American History Newspaper Advisor Sister Mary Clarita Fordham University Catholic University Maria Regina College Syracuse University General Science, Mathematics Beatriz Clavijo Institute of Pedagogias, B.A., (Language) Spanish I, n David Charles Dehm Oswego State College, B.S. (Chemistry) Syracuse University Chemistry Freshman Basketball, Varsity Sister Edward Daniel University of Pennsylvania, LeMoyne College. Oswego State College, Catholic University, American University, Lebanon World History, American History Walter E. Doyle Orange County Community College, A. A. (English) Harpur College, B.A. (English Literature) English m, rv Drama Club { Sister Mary Doreen St. Francis Normal, University of Dayton, College of St. Rose, Catholic University, University of Hawaii Mathematics 11, 12 yearbook Reverend Charles Eckermann St. Andrew ' s College, A.A. (Latin) St. Bernard ' s College, B.A. (Philosophy) Gregorian University, S.T.L. (Theology) Syracuse University, M.A. (Education) Latin II, HI Dean of Discipline Amalia Duran Presentacion, B.A. (Humanities) Alvernia Spanish Sister Mary Eymard Dayton University, Mount St. Mary ' s, Fordham University, St. Rose College English. Typing, Reading Girl ' s Forensic Club Sister Mary Erlinda Maria Regina College, St. Bonaventure University Latin I, English n, Religion I David A. Galuszka LeMoyne College, B.S. (English) English I, n Creative Writing Sister Michael Francis Maria Regina College, College of St. Rose, Fordham University, University of Pennsylvania Biology, Religion Sister Mary Jacob St. Francis Normal, LeMoyne College, Assumption College, Universites de Bordeaux et Toulouse French I, II; Religion m Red Cross Reverend John Heagerty St. Bernard, A.B. (Philosophy) Syracuse University, M.A. (Guidance, Counseling) Guidance Counselor H Reverend Leonai-d Kotzbauer Le Moyne College, A.B. (Sociology) Latin; Religion Glee Club, Latin Club Thomas La Rochelle St. Lawrence University (Math) Albany State B.S. Union College, M.S. (Chemistry) Math 9,10,11,12 Chairman, Math Department Football, J.V. Baseball Yearbook Reverend Robert Lavin St. Andrews College St. Bernards, B.A. (Philosphy) Syracuse University, M.A. (Guidance) Religion ni,IV; English IV Walter Ludovico Manhatten University (Physical Education) Social Studies Football Sister Helen Lucille St. Francis Normal Fordham University Villanova University LeMoyne College, Catholic University, World History; Art C.S.M.C. Sister Mary Louise Maria Regina College Oswego State Geometry; Business Arithmetic Mrs. Rosemary Mahoney Syracuse University, B.S. (Physical Education) Physical Education Dorothy M. Maione Seton Hill, B.A. (Psychology) Syracuse University, M.S. (Education) English I, Religion II Sophomore Advisor Reverend Charles Major LeMoyne, B.S. (Biology) St. Bernard ' s, R.C.P. (Theology) Syracuse University, M.S. (Science Education) Biology, Religion IV Director of Athletics; Chairman Science Department; Biology Club Moderator Mrs. Helen Maloney College Misericordia, A.B. (English) Fordham University (Social Studies) Syracuse University (Education) English, Developmental Reading, History Future Teachers Reverend Thomas J. Manning Georgetown University, B.S. (History, Political Science); St. Joseph ' s Abbey Religion James J. Maltby LeMoyne College, B.S. (Math) Geometry, Mathematics 11 Lillian Martinez Maria Auxiliadora, B.A. Presentacion Spanish Sister Stella Maris Maria Regina LeMoyne Oswego State Math 9, Religion HI Sister Mary Matthew Laval University Fordham University Catholic University University of Besancon, France University of Hawaii French H, HI Religion IV Advisor of National Honor Society Prefect of Discipline Richard A. Martyns LeMoyne A.B. (History) World History, Religion I JV Basketball Mrs. Odette Misik University of Nancy, Bacculaureat, (Language ' , French I, n Gerald M. McCaim Syracuse University, B.A., (Sociology) Physical Education Cross Country, Indoor Track, Track Margaret Ann McLaughlin Marywood College, B.A., (Home Ec.) Cornell University, Vocational Life Certificate Home Economics Peter Mulvaney Holy Cross, B.S., (History) Syracuse University (History) American History Sister Mary Norbert University of Dayton Catholic University English, Latin Terence J. Quigley Syracuse University, B.A., (Phys. Ed.) Physical Education Varsity Basketball Margretta K. Porter Saint Elizabeth School of Nursing, R.N. Western Reserve University Cortland State University School Nurse Future Nurses Club Sister Mary Robert Le Moyne College; Catholic University; University of Windsor Religion ni, English 11, General Music, Music Appreciation All Girls, All Boys, and Mixed Choruses Reverend George F. Sheehan Oblate College, A. A. (English) Catholic University, A.B. (Philosophy) St. Bonaventure University English and Religion Junior Class Advisor Dance Committee Moderator Mrs. Joseph M. Thorton St. Joseph ' s College, B.A. (Math) Algebra, Bookkeeping I, Business Arithmetic Mrs. Renato Tassinari Instituto Universitatio Orientate, Italy Latin, Mechanical Drawing Sister Mary Veronica Catholic University World Regions, American History, Religion m Robert S. Walczyk Niagra University, University College, A.B. (Political Science) Sj ' racuse University, L.L.B. (Law) Business Law Sister Mary Wilfred Saint Francis College, College of Saint Rose, Syracuse University, Marywood College General Business. Shorthand, Typing, Office Practice Future Secretaries Richard H. Wolfe University of Notre Dame, B.S. (Physics) Syracuse U niversity, M.S. (Physics) Physics SMILE-YOU ' RE ON CANDID CAMERA SECRETARIES CAFETERIA Mrs. V. Prucker CUSTODIANS Mr. F. Benz, Mr. T. Clarke, Mr. L. Kurtz, Mr. R. Prior. Mrs. C. Geiss, Mrs. M. Hillenbrand, Mrs. E. Nelopo- witz, Mrs. M. Kocher, Mrs. M. Murphy, Mrs. M. Sauerbier. School Life V.V au DLi dau--- class bu class- I ' Sing, Elvis ' What ' s this? I think your gonna like this picture Trade? Watch this, girls ' This looks familiar ••Oh: C ' mon! Now ' s your chance, Joe We gotta get out of this place ' Hurry up; here comes Sister God is Love . . . We, the students of Bishop Ludden High School walk the same roads, ride the same busses, play the same games, and sing the same songs as our friends and neighbors, but we come to a school that is very different. In the center of our school is the chapel. Here, the Son of God re- sides in the Blessed Sacrament. If we so desire we may come and con- fide to Him our sorrows and our joys, our failures and our successes, our plans and our achievements. He, in turn, gives us the courage, the grace, and the love that we need for each day ' s living. We, the first graduating class, know that one thing is necessary for happy living and that is Love. So we pray with Pope John XXni: Grant us, O Lord, that loving You We may love each other, and Live according to Your sacred law. ifv ti iSimi S -: ' . f Seniors UJtjwno took those T ii ' st St£pS. ' - OUR CLASS OFFICERS Ralph Ferrara-Treasurer; Jacqueline Zimmerman-Secretary; John McCarthy-Vice President; James Hepf- ner-President. Three years ago the sophomore class at Bishop Ludden was given a challange. To- day as seniors, this class can look back proudly on the many customs and standards that it set up for the school. This year ' s leaders, pictured above, have fulfilled their responsibilities but there were other leaders of the first two years who should not be forgotten. The challenge has been met and congratulations are due to the Class of ' 66 - it has done a great job. LENORE AIKEN Lee oneof our St. Joseph ' scandystripers . . . reserved yet willing to help when called upon Future Nurses of America 12 Undecided MARGARET BARONE Peggy New addition to Senior Class . . . hails from Rome . . . great with a smile and ready for a laugh Practical Nurse MARY BEYRAU Mare loves water skiing, especially at Ramona Beach . . . sparkling personality and great sense of humor Cheerleader 10,11; Future Nursing 12; Senior Sports Editor for the Girls 12; Volleyball 10 Nurse ROBERT BIGSBY Biggs follows the lead of many of his classmates . . . understanding and friendly . , . devoted great energy to the yearbook Creative Writing 12; Yearbook (Faculty Editor); Principal ' s Cabinet 12; Monitor 10 Pi-e-Medical School. never far away when TOM BLAND friendly and humorous needed C.S,M.C.; Intramural Basketball; Baseball; Cross Country; Red Cross Priest THOMAS BONCZEK Bazie help whenever needed . . . lively and quick wit . . . lends great support to his C.Y.O. team Cross Country; Baseball (manager); Red Cross; Forensics; C.S.M.C; Intramurals (Basketball, Football); Physics Club Architect PATRICIA BORG Pat enthusiastic member of just about everything . . . a smile tor everyone . . . our current events expert Forensic League 10 (v. p.), 11,12 (v. p.); Glee Club 10,11,12 (Asst. secretary): Library 10; C.S.M.C. 12 (senior chairman and speaJcer chairman); Prin- cipal ' s Cabinet 11,12; N.H.S. 12 International economics TERRY BOND Terry president our Junior year . . . will never be for- gotten because of her lively art and sparkling per- sonality Monitor 10,11,12; C.S.M.C. 11,12; Class President 11; Pep Club 11,12; F.T.A. 12 College for teaching dominating personality 5rything he does Intramuralfootball 10; Varsity Basketball 10,11,12; Varsity Baseball 11,12; C.S.M.C; Principal ' s Cabinet JOHN BOURNE quiet, but a barrel of personality . a friendly smile Varsity Baseball 10. 11, 12; Intramurals 10, 11; C.S.M.C; Red Cross 12 VIRGINIA BRENNAN Ginny spends her time with sports . . . always wearing the latest fashions . . . great personality Student Council 12; C.S.M.C. 12; Future Teachers 12 College-teacher Peggy . . . calm loves to MARGARET BRERETON one of the top bowlers on our team nature but has a variety of interests . . sew Bowling 11,12; Student Council 10; Glee Club 10,12 Home Economics teacher MARY ELLEN BROADER loves to knit and is excellent at it . little shy but perpetually cheerful Future Secretaries C. C.B.I. quiet and a PATRICIA BUEHLER Pat most of her winters are spent skiing . . . practical nature yet not without a sense of humor . . . basket- ball fan Future Secretaries Medical Secretary JOHN COLLINS John reserved and rather independent but will partici- pate in anything . . . one ol our friendlier seniors Monitor 12. Transferred here as a senior College KAREN CORSO Karen one of our star debaters . . . usually laughing and smiling . . . wonderful English student Future Nurses 11; Newspaper 10,11; Glee Club 10, 11,12; Forensics 11; Dramatics 11 College THOMAS COSTELLO Cos friend to all . . . athletic- minded and fun loving . . . one of the members of our initial football team Varsity Basketball 10; Varsity Football 12; C.S.M.C. 11,12; Intramurals 11 College DANIEL COUGHLIN gracious a follower as can be ' most anywhere Intramurals 10,11,12 Data Processing Coug usually found . bowls, knits, and sews in plans to attend business Student Council: C.S.M.C; Future Secretaries Club Business School CARIN DENGEL our expert on local politics . . . her forceful speaking sparks the debating team Gle e Club 10; Forensic 10,11; Bowling 10,11; Stu- dent Council 10; Biology Club 12: Intramural Athletics 12; National Honor Society 12 Pharmacy DONALD DE STEFANO Don generally a leader but can be a gracious follower . . . one of the best dressed seniors Varsity Football 12; Principal ' s Cabinet 11,12; Intramurals 10,11 College DAVID DILLON M, will always lend a helping hand and his support the Brotherhood is his next year ' s goal Cross-country 10,11; Track 10 Enter the Brotherhood KATHLEEN DILLON Kath frank opinions . . . never at a loss for words . . . spends her winters skating Glee Club 10,11,12; Future Nurses 10,11,12; Bowling 12 Nursing PAMELA DOMICK Pam ' a very talented artist . . . full of life and spirit . . . loves to ski Varsity Cheerleader 12; Yearbook art staff Art Education or Commercial artist WALT DIXON forward and determined, but never overbearing . . . enthusiastically involved in many activities College of Forestry at S.U. MARK ENGLISH Elvis keeps to himself quite often . . . still willing to share or take over the spotlight Track 9; Intramurals 10,11,12: C.S.M.C. 11,12; Basketball 10,11 KETTY C. DURAN Ketty our Colombian representative , . . friendly in a shy way . . . has contributed much to our class in her two years here Glee Club; Red Cross College Wiiil, JOHN ENNIS Jack never without his friendly smile . . . usually part of what ' s happening ... a great golfer Golf 10,11,12 College - architect THOMAS FALLON Tom familiar sight wherever there Is a problem, to help out . . . the financial genius behind our year- book StudentCouncil 11,12; Cross-Country 11; Track 11, 12; Baseball 10; Business Manager of Yearbook 12; Intramurals 11; Monitor 10,11,12 College-Dentist GERALDINE FENOCCHI Gerri twinkling brown eyes . . . cheerful, conscientious . . . riding, swimming, and bowling occupy her free time Future Nurses; Glee Club; Dramatics; Yearbook; Monitor College-Nurse RALPH FERRARA Ralph the shy, honest one of the senior class ... a warm dependable person . . . keeps the Senior balance sheet Forensic 10,11; Debate 11; Archery 10,11; Red Cross 10,11,12; CSMC 10.11,12 College DONNA FISSELBRAND wild about English groups ... a high scoring bowler . . . looks forward to a nursing career Future Nurses 10. 12; Girls ' Bowling 10,11,12; Monitor 11 Niagara University - Nurse LAWRENCE FIDLER Larry follows faithfully in his little group . . . noted for his high-class dress . . . pre-occupied with neat- ness Indoor Track 10; C.S.M.C. 10,11.12 College - Phychology ROBERT GETTING Get-No friendly scholar a really determined senior . . . sports editor for the yearbook Varsity Baseball 10.11,12: Intramural Basketball 10; C.S.M.C. Latin Club; Student Council; Prin- cipals ' Cabinet; Bowling PAUL GEISS independent thinker . . . loves to be involved . . . participant in intramural track Cross-country; Intramural Track; Glee Club; Red Cross; Forensic Club; C.S.M.C. College-Business Administration MARK GIVEN Giv lends a hand to anyone in need . . . gives his fullest In sports and school work . . . loves the stage and anything connected with it Intramurals 10,11; Drama 11,12; Football 12 Cullinary Institute of America MARY GRAY Mer absolute genius in the French class . . . serene, placid nature . . . enjoys skiing and tennis Library Assistance 10,11; Dramatics 11; Future Nurses 12; C.S.M.C. 12 College to study Physical Therapy EDWARD HALLINAN Harry shy reservedness makes him approachable to any- one . . . enjoys a good conversation . . . friendly smile Intramural Football 11 College GEORGE HARTNETT Hart a gracious follower . . . constantly participating in some activity Library aaff 10,11,12; Intramuril Basketball 10, 11; C.S.M.C. 10,11,12 College LESLIE HEPWORTH her dry wit carried us through geometry London Look . . . talented horsewoman C.S.M.C; Future Nurses College at Maria Regina - teacher MAUREEN HICKEY Mo would give you the blazer off her back . . . enjoys skating, swimming, skiing . . . hopes to study medical technology C.S.M.C; Future Nurses 10,11; Glee Club 10; Girls ' Bowling 10; Library Assistant 11; Dramatics 11 College - Medical Technologist THERESE HILTON Terry oneof the most talkative members of our class . . . a natural blonde who ' s always laughing C.S.M.C; Red Cross; Student Council 10 Social Worker RICHARD HISERODT His a friend indeed . . . advice or help when needed . . . hopes to go to Saint Bonnie ' s next year Intramural Football 10.11; Intramural Basketball 10; Varsity Track 11 Saint Bonaventure - Chemistry JOHN HOFMANN Hoff an avid fan of just about everyone . . . known for his constant chattering and easy humor Track 10,11.12; Football College C.S.M.C. 10.11.12; Intramural THOMAS HOLMES Huey usually found drawing football plays . . . quiet and reserved . . . has trouble with fences at Roosevelt Field J. V. Basketball 10; Varsity Basketball 11; Football 12; Baseball 10. College to study Physical Education. JAMES HOGAN outspoken in many fields ... a true friend with advice or help . . . sandlot football and golf Basketball 10,11; Cross Country 10; Golf 11. College quiet, ladylike manner . . . long blonde hair high- lights that model model look C.S.M.C. 12. College PAUL HUEBER quiet and reserved . . . catches up on his sleep in third period College DAVID JACKSON Dave a reserved but helpful senior . . . member of the Principal ' s Cabinet all three years . . . dry wit Principal ' s Cabinet 10,11,12; Library Council 12; C.S.M.C. 10,12 College and Law School JACQUELINE JONES Jack redhead with a vivacious nature . . . avid skier . . . always buzzing around in the car Intramurals 11.12; Varsity Cheerleader 10.11; Principal ' s Cabinet 11 Physical Education Teacher RICHARD KAMINSKI Rick sportsminded in thought as well as action . . . loves basketball and is great at it Varsity Basketball 11,12; Varsity Baseball 11,12; Red Cross 12 GARY ICASSEL Camel one of the wits of the senior class . . . enjoys life tothehilt . . . has been on trackandfootballteams Library Council 12; Wrestling 11,12; Track 11 Real Estate Broker JOSEPH LANCASTER Lanny speaks with the grace of a diplomat ... an In- valuable member of his C.Y.O. basketball team Baseball 11,12; Intramural Basketball; C.S.M.C; Yearbook help Business Field at A.C.C. MARTIN KRESS Marty ' sportsminded but also very involved in his school- work . . . our junior Vice-President Varsity Basketball 10,11,12; Baseball 10,11,12; Cross-country 10.11; Vice- President Junior Class 11; Drama Club 11; Student Council 12; Co-editor yearbook 12; Monitor 11,12; National Honor So- ciety-Treasurer College MARGARET KIRCHHOF Marg our editor . . . diplomatic touch with people . . . genius for organizing Co-Chairman of May Crowning 10; Newspaper 10, 11; Band 10.11; Future Nurses 10: Student Council 11.12; Student Council Leadership Workshop 12; Optimist Youth Award 12; Editor of Yearbook 12; Elks Youth Leadership Contest 12; Monitor 11,12 College - high school History Teacher STEPHEN KINGSTON special type of humor . . . can be counted on for a remark at the oddest times C.S.M.C. 10,11,12; Cross-country, Intramural Bas- ketball 10,11; Intramural Football 10; Bowling 11, 12 LeMoyne - Math Major - teaching ROBERT LARKIN Roman keeps to himself quite often but loves a good argument ... a top geometry student College JAMES LATTIF Chuck special type of humor which entertains everyone ... a great skier Intramural Basketball 10,11; Intramural Football 10,11; Principal ' s Cabinet 11; Dance Committee 10,11; Red Cross 10,11,12; C.S.M.C. 10,11,12 College WILLIAM LAWLOR Bill shy but occasionally outspoken . . . great ability to voice his opinion . . . fan of almost all sports Glee Club 12; Yearbook Art Staff 12 EDWARD LYNCH Ned nut of the senior class . . . many kinds of humor are at his disposal . . . likes golf and billiards Intramural Football 10.11,12; Intramural Basketball 10,11; Varsity Golf 11,12; Boy ' s Chorus 12 Law DAVID J. MACK Mack everyone ' s friend. . .full of advice . . . interested in flying and hopes to be a commercial pilot Intramurals 10.11,12; Library Council 11; Drama Club 12; Yearbook 12; CSMC 11,12 Commercial Pilot PATRICIA MADONNA hard worker for many causes . . . one of the most active Future Nurses . . . can be counted on for every job well done Student Council 10,11; Glee Club 10.11,12; Future Nurses 10 (President) 11 (Vice-President); Red Cross 10; Drama 11.12; C.S.M.C. 11; Organizational Editor of Yearbook 12; National Honor Society 12 Elementary Education CHARLES MANEY Rick keeps to himseU . . . can contribute a great deal to a conversation about almost anything Band 10; Library 11; Bowling 12 Draftsman or Mechanical Engineer GEORGE MAGLEY George ' always has something to add . . . enjoyed by every- one . . . part of intramural football and basketball teams Track 10; Basketball (Manager) Intramural Basket- ball 10,11,12; Football 10,11 Business Administration JOEL MARINO Joel always found in the midst of commotion . . . play- wright . . . loves English and Mr. Doyle Intramural Basketball; Intramural Football; C.S.M.C. 10,11,12 WILLIAM MARTIN Mel gentle, quiet leader of the senior class . . . great personality ■ • • usually found putt- putting around on his Hanley Principal ' s Cabinet; Monitor; Varsity Baseball and Football; Intramural Basketball Own Westvale Gardens JOHN McCarthy Mac usually flowing with humorous remarks . . . enjoys almost all sports ... V-P of Student Council in junior year Varsity Football 12; Varsity Basketball 10,11,12; Varsity Baseball 10,11,12; Intramurals 10,11; Li- brary Council 10,11,12 (President); Student Coun- cil Vice President 11; Senior Class Vice President College MAUREEN McCarthy Molly three time loser with her permit . . . still struggling with geometry . . . possibly a leprechaun? Future Teachers 10,11,12 (President); C.S.M.C. 10,11,12; Yearbook Staff College-History Major SHARON McGURK Sharon can be found in the middle of things . . . lively personality makes her fun to be with Future Secretary 12; Pep Club 11 NANCY McCarthy quick words . Nancy h a comeback . . . never at a loss for Spanish is her best subject CSMC 11 12; Future Teachers 11.12; Future Secre- taries 12; Principal ' s Cabinet 11; Future Nurses 12; Pep Club 11 College CATHERINE McKIERNAN Cathy lives life enthusiastically . . . her favorite pastime is horseback riding . . . hopes to enter college next year CSMC 12; Intramurals 10,11; Library Council 12 College - Home Economics MARY McKEEVER Dee Dee has anybody seen my lenses? . . . never at a loss for words . . . speed demon at the wheel Future Teachers 10.11.12 Parliamentarian; CSMC 11.12 College - Elementary Teacher JAMES Mclaughlin Bop tops in personality ... a very sharp dresser and pre-occupied with neatness . . . hockey fan Varsity Baseball 10.11,12; Intramural Basketball; Football 10,11.12; Red Cross Representative College EMILY McMAHON Missy holds a permanent permit . . . never without a sketchbook . . . lively and vivacious, always fun to be with Future Teachers Treasurer 10; Principal ' s Cabinet 11, Secretary 12; Yearbook Staff-Art Editor College - Fine Arts JAMES McMAHON Moe all sports interest him ... one of the tops on var- sit ' . . . plans on college next year Varsity Basketball 10,11,12; Cross Country 10; Student Council Pi-esident 11; C.S.M.C. 11 NANCY McNAMARA great all around student and hard worker . . . loves all kinds of sports, especially tennis Newspaper Staff 10; Pep Club 11; Yearbook aaff 12; National Honor Society 12 Pre-Medical School JOSEPH MOONEY Moons loves to be in contact with people . . . enjoys sand- lot football and was part of our initial team Intramural Basketball, and Football 10.11,12; Var- sity Baseball 11; Varsity Football 12; Cross Country 11; Onondaga County Student Legislature Representative 11; Principal ' s Cabinet 12; Monitor GILDA MORINA Meatball morbid fear of porcupines, but stUl loves the farm . . . ' Meatball ' s ' sparkling personality makes her enjoyed by all C.S.M.C. 12 (Vice-President); Yearljook; Future Secretaries; Pep Club Art Work MARY MORRIS Peggy friendly congenial . . . lives for weekends . . . plans to pursue a career in the business world Future Secretaries; Red Cross 12; Glee Club 10 Secretary FRANCES MULHERIN Francie loves ' The Strangers ' . . . summer at the farm . . . quiet sense of humor but extremely witty Pep Club 11,12; C.S.M.C. 12; Future Teachers 12; Cheerleading 11 CoUea-e JOHN NUCIFORA quiet but can be counted on for all sorts of infor- mation ... a hard worker for our Yearbook Principal ' s Cabinet 10; C.S.M.C. 10,11,12; Drama Club 12; Yearbook (Advertising Manager) College- Major in Languages JOHN MURPHY ready with quips about anything, anytime , . . equally at home on the basketball court or baseball field Varsity Basketball 11,12 College JOHN O ' CONNELL participates in all sorts of things . . . honor stu- dent ... a conscientious fund raiser for the Year- book Varsity Basketball 11; Student Council 11,12; Honor Society; Monitor College - Pre Law MICHAEL O ' HARA Mike reserved and slightly shy . . . lends quiet support to everything . . . Invaluable in the library Library 10,11,12; C.S.M.C. 11,12 Law EnfurcuniL-nt COLLEEN O ' SHEA our wild Irish wit ... a year ' round mailbo.x watcher . . . you can find her at Skaneateles or Song C.S.M.C. 12: Red Cross College - Fashion Buyer DONALD OSTA M ark equally willmglor fun or seriousness . . . notedfor his loyalty to his friends . . . quiet but dry sense of humor Glee Club; C.S.M.C; Red Cross College-Architect ELAINE PECK Patti summers at Skaneatles and winters at Song . . . one of the liveliest members of our class Principal ' s Cabinet; C.S.M.C, Recording Secre- tary; Glee Club; Pep Club; Future Teachers College-Home Economics .J THOMAS PFOHL Killer our ' Tiny Killer ' . . . homes include fields, courts, and mats . . . always enjoys a good game Varsity Track 10,11,12; Indoor Track 10,11,12; Student Council President 10; Varsity Cross- country 10 Hotel Management SUSAN PFOHL home away from home, Keane Valley . . . just can ' t wait for college . . . practical approach to every situation C.S.M.C. College - Home Economics WILLIAM PIERCE loves a good joke and willing to go to any means to find one ... a basketball and football fan Intramural Basketball 10,11,12; Football 10,11,12; C.S.M.C. College - Accounting ANTHONY PSYCK Tony will make a fine leader . . . overflowing with humor ... a member of our initial football team Varsity Baseball; Varsity Football; Litramural Football; Intramural Basketball; Intramural Bowling Chemistry Teacher RONALD PUCHIR Pooch quick wit of the senior class ... on hand to help a fellow classmate with a pun . . . often found in the Westhill area Varsity Basketball 10; Junior Class Treasurer 11; Intramural Basketball 11; Boys Chorus 12 College DOLORES PURCELL ' Percy quiet but cheerful member of our class . . .crowned our Blessed Mother sophomore year C.S.M.C; Glee Club Social Worker JOHN PUTNAM Boug a quiet leader in his own right . . . enjoys every- thing he does . . . likes the finer things in life Intramural Basketball; Intramural Football; Var- sity Baseball; Principal ' s Cabinet College NANCY QUINN comes from Bellevue . . . little but full of life summer days in the park C.S.M.C; Future Teachers Teach second grade MICHAEL QUIGLEY can deliver advice or humor at the drop of a hat ... a willing worker . . . takes great pleasure in skiing Student CouncillO, 11; Track 10; Intramurals; Rep- resentative at Onondaga County Student Legislature College Education THOMAS RANFTELE quite often involved in a conversation or argument . . . outspoken . . . one of the contestants for the presidency last year Varsity Baseball; Principal ' s Cabinet; Intramural Bowling Teacher, Folk Singer ' I THOMAS RAINBOW enjoys a good Conversation . . . enjoys soccer, football, basketball . . . talented artist Intramural Basketball; Football; C.S.M.C; Year- book; Baseball College JAMES REAGAN Jim ' friendly . student . . .always willing to talk . . . good French plays on intramural teams Intramural Football; C.S.M.C. College JOHN REAGAN shows courtesy to all . . . participates in intra- mural volleyball . . . plans on college Intramural Football; CSMC 12 College JOAN REDDY Joanie shy and reserved, lends quiet support to everything . . . delights in travel . . . intends to study home economics Future Nurses Teacher HARRY RICE Harry an athlete in many rights . . . very charming and persuasive . . . great ability with a ball Intramurals - Football. Basketball College MICHAEL ROSS enjoys and is enjoyed by everyone . . . one of our best golfers Golf; Library Club; Intramural Football; Library Staff; Intramural Basketball College SHARON ROEHM classic beauty . . . charms everyone with her quiet ways . . . wonderful piano player Future Teachers 10.11,12; President 10 Social Welfare KATHLEEN ROTHENBERG Kathy beautiful blue eyes . . . earnest and hard working but lots of fun . . . the yearbook ' s best secretary . . . fascinated by the Fighting Irish Secretary of Student Council 10; Future Teachers 10,11,12; Glee Club 11.12; Secretary of Yearbook 12; Monitor 10,11 College- Teacher MARY LOUISE ROTH Mary Lou calm, collected manner is a steadying influence . . . year round skier . . . eyes by Maybelline Glee Club 10,11.12; Future Nurses 10.11,12; Pep Club 11; Future Teachers 12; C.S.M.C. College ELAINE ROUX will be remembered for her tranquil disposition . . . top biology student . . . warm and friendly smile Band 10,11; Library 10,11,12; Yearbook College-Major in Biology MARY ST. DENIS a new comer this year . . . our sophisticated southern belle . . . very talented in artistic fields Art Staff of Yearbook 12; C.S.M.C. 12 College SHARON SANFILIPPO Muffin anexcellent voice for Glee Club . . . can be counted on for an honest opinion Future Teachers 11,12; Glee Club 10,11,12 College - to become a teacher JOHN SCHALK Red friendly . . . gre at sense of humor . . . enjoys foot- ball and was part of our first team Intramural Basketball 10,11,12; Intramural Foot- ball 10.11; Varsity Football 12; Varsity Cross Country 10; Varsity Track 11; C.S.M.C. 11; Year- book 12 College DANIEL SHEEDY Surfer the quiet swinger of the class . . . enjoys life . . . takes everything in stride Yearbook Art Staff 12; Intramural Basketball and Football College Linda knits gorgeously . . . LINDA SHATTUCK oneof our best bowlers . full of energy and spirit Future Secretaries 12; CSMC 11,12; Bowling 11,12 Medical Secretary CATHLEEN SINGER Cathy serene nature with a whacky sense of humor . . . summer on courts or in pools Glee Club 10,11,12; Student Council 12; Newspaper 10; CSMC 11,12; Library 10,11,12; National Honor Society 12 (Secretary) Teacher lUYMOND SIMCUSKI never still. . . super well coordinated . is common around Ray Bowling; Football; Golf College mz B s 1 i ' ...  M ■ jL Ray trouble I H 72 1 PATRICIA SMITH Patti has a friendly greeting for everyone . . . hobbies include swimming and bowling . . . lends a helping hand at Loretto Rest CSMC 10; Library 10 College- Sociology WILLIAM J. SOBCZAK reserved and at times shy . . . always enjoys life to the fullest . . . gets the most out of everything he does Intramurals; Library College - Mechanical Engineering ELLEN SPENCER Touche always at Song or Skaneateles . . . known for her classic good taste in dress . . . never a dull moment with Touche CSMC 11,12; Future Teachers 11,12 College CHARLES SPEND Charlie tremendous sense of humor with wit to back it up . . . skis both summer and winter Intramurals 10,11.12; Yearbook 12; Monitor 11.12 College JULIA STAFFORD Julie calm, placid nature . . . spends her summers swim- ming or horseback riding . . . enjoys camping Library Council 10,11,12; Principal ' s Cabinet 11, EDWARD STRAUB happy senior whose smile Is given to all . . . generally found straining and lifting on the mat Varsity Cross Country, Varsity Track 10.11,12; Wrestling 12 Electrical Engineer MARIE SULLIVAN can be counted on when needed ... a candy- striper at St. Joe ' s . . . sews with the touch of a professional Future Teachers; Future Nurses 10,11,12; Glee Club; C.S.M.C. 12 Nursing SHARON SULLIVAN friendly in a shy way . . . never known to lose her composure . . . enjoys bowling and is excellent at it Bowling 10,11,12; Future Secretary ' s Club 12 Beautician Scliucil MAUREEN SWEENEY Rente our own Joan Baez . . . loves to ski both summer and winter . . . striking appearance Glee Club 10; Future Teachers 10; Pep Club 11; CSMC 12; Library Club (Secretary) 12 -j Dental Hygienist MARY THOMPSON friendly, easy going . . aspiring to be a coiffurist C.S.M.C. 12 College-major in sociology Mar fun to be around . . . LOUISE TALBOT one of our best dressed seniors ... an extremely talented art student . . . very enthusiastic cheer- leader Cheerleading 10,11.12; Captain 10; Yearbook Staff; Intramurals 10; C.S.M.C. 11,12 College- major in art Tricks the practical approach Future Secretaries of America; C.S.M.C. Medical Secretary KATHY TORMEY one of the original Future Teachers . . . travels to Utica quite often . . . interested in everyone Future Teachers 10,12; C.S.M.C. 12; Future Nurses 10 College - teacher CAROL ANN VALLERIANI Val mad typist for the yearbook . . . wonderful mem- ories of an Italian summer Varsity Cheerleader 10,11,12; Future Teachers 10,12; GleeClub 12; C.S.M.C. 11,12; Yearbook Staff 12 College - Art Education KATHERINE VINCENT Kitty petite but full of life, she ' s always on the go . . . takes everyone and their problems to heart Future Secretaries 11; C.S.M.C. 11; Glee Club 11; Pep Club 12; Intramurals 11,12 Become Home Economics Teacher MARGARET ANN WALKER Margie always full of life . . . usually laughing and joking about anything and everything Future Secretaries 12; C.S.M.C. 10.11,12; Future Nurses 10 College MARY C. WALKER has a great wit and joins just about everything loves a good joke Future Teachers 12; Cheerleadlng 10; Student Coun- cil Vice President 10; Glee Club 10; Intramurals 10,12 Teacher Beejer . his sense of humor one of . President of Student Coun- ROBERT WALSH tops in personality . his best attributes . cil Varsity Basketball 10; Intramural Football 11; Class Officer 11; President of Student Council; Elks Youth Leadership 12 JAMES WILLIAMS Twister offers his friendship to all . . . usually found on basketball court . . . member of intramural teams Intramural Basketball and Football; C.S.M.C. College EDWARD WREN a quiet, friendly senior talk! Basketball: Intramural Football College Ed always willing to NORAH WYLIE Nonie unforgettable summer in England . . . where are my livres . . . expert skier Future Teachers 10,11,12; Yearbook Literary Editor 12; Principal ' s Cabinet 11,12; Co-Chairman Magazine Drive 10; National Honor Society 12 College JACQUELYN ZIMMERMANN Jackye loves farm weekends . . . lively personality enjoyed by all . . . elegant style to her clothes C.S.M.C; Monitor 11; Yearbook Staff 12; Secretary of Senior Class 79 College - French Major MITRE STAFF EDITOR-IN-CHIEF Margaret Kirchhof CO-EDITOR Martin Kress BUSINESS MANAGER Tom Fallon PHOTO EDITOR Steve Speno LITERARY EDITOR Nora Wylie ART EDITOR Emily McMahon SECRETARY Kathy Rothenberg One of our first steps forward leaves a host of memories. Underclassmen hr:{ fl sUpkh.ncL.... JOLLY JUNIORS Class Officers: M. McDermott, Treasurer; V. Terek, Secretary; G. Kobar, President. ROW 1: M. Morrow, A. Havens, A. Bryan, B. Kendall, K. Waters, M. Storto, M. Boggs, S. June, M. Sullivan, J. Hunt, D. O ' Connor, M. Cronin, C. Kearney. ROW 2: A. Anglim, K. Bolowsky, K. Hannon, E. Schwartz, A. Holder, S. Mad- ison, S. Gearhart, S. Seinkiewicz, E. Brogan, D. Dolan, P. Donovan, K. Kinsley, A. Davidson. ROW 3: A. Shostak, D. Neary, M. CuUen, J. Flath, S. Fahy, M. Jackowski, M. Nolan, L. Giarrosso, P. Sullivan, M. Pajuk, B. Hipij, M. Hennigan, J. Miles. ROW 1: T. Conlan, A. Robert!, J. Hays, J. Su-eeney, M. Monahan, P, Hofnian. D. Callisto, E. Kent, L. Alciati, T. Singer, L.Cummings. ROW 2: R. Perkins, E. Kobar, D. Canning, R. Todd, P. KIoc, J. Davis, W. Kuryla, J. Savage, M. Dellelo, J. O ' Connor. E. Whittside. ROW 3: J. LaCasse, J. Kohut. J. Sandefur, W. Thater, F. Guzikawski, T. Connor, J. Carbury, F. Singer, P. Rush, D. Wagner, D. Stobnicke, D. Qwilt, K. O ' Leary. ROW 1: M. Seely, M. Castiglome, J. Wright, B. Allen, K. Tiffany, M. Hanrahan, T. Karakas. ROW 2: M. KendncK, J. Laris, K.Kelly, L.Kleberg, C. McMahon, P. Moran, A. Onachi, B. Popov, C. Crowley, M. Kamenski, C. Cammings, M. Niemi, J. Cupela, M. Casey. ROW 3: C. Connors, M. Danquer. M. Kurtz, C. Schoeneck, K. Schalk. E. Lusk, M. Keser, D. Money, M. Little, L. Usinko, L. Kwasigroch, N. Bockheim, P. Cinquars, K. Walsh, K. Burke, V. Huges, K. Manfredi. ROWl: P. Tracey, C.Francoeur, T. Corcoran, T. CamoU, J. Jordan, C. McCoy, D. McCarthy, P. Boyle, G. Washco, D. Hays. ROW 2: T. CarroUan, T. Hammond, P. Volcko, J. Casey, J. Lovett, C. Baracco, R. Straub, J. Scott, F. Dickinson, P. Volcko, H. LaFave. ROW 3: L. Flaherty, G. Craner, D. Domick, S. Rebensky, J. Williams, D. Thorn- ton, M. Boyle, D. O ' Hara, D. O ' Brien, J. Stever, R. Grypa, J. Duran, G. Hayduke. ROW 1: M. Pascale, R. Cleary, L. Blais, M. Phalen, S. Fabozzi. ROW 2: M. Hickey, M. Scott, M. Swanson. C. Costello, M. Ochs, C. Church, J. Moriarty, C. Lawton, M. Annese, S. Doohan. L. Cheappone, B. Ki-ause, L. Root. ROW 3: E. Burns, L. Extrom, C. Costello, C. Castellani, N. Cogan, J. Gildemeyer, M. Weitzel, S. Sanfilippo, C. Stanley, M. Korycynski. L. Cobb, S. Wolff, J. Brox, S. Coffey, C. Payne, E. Gallauresi. 84 l ROWl: D.Case, L. Bordoiiaro, J. Sabene, D. Erwin, J. Stowell, J. Klix, D. DeTore, J. Sheridan. ROW 2: D. Loftus, R. Hofstead, J. Edwards, R. Mack, J. Gombola, R. Brown, C. Cassalia, R. Brunner, J. Gardner. ROW 3: R. Brzezinski, L. Kath. R. Toole, M. Berg. M. Powers, K. Romancik, D. Case, J. Dardis. ROW 1: V. Davis, T. Myers, M. A. Normanly, D. Dillon, M. Marajino. ROW 2: S. Dolan, C. Tarzia. K. Muench, S. Hujar, K. Lipari, S. Salce. ROW 3: S. Sargis. M. Frenza. C. Cunningham, S. Menzies. E. McArdell, P. White, P. Holmes, D. DriscoU, M. Howard, V. Forbes, M. A. Allen, C. Fo.x, T. Strauss. ROW 4: N. Spain, K. Mowins, J. Blattner, M. A. Manzene, M. Connell, M . Kincella, M. Adams, C. AUessio, M. Hartnett, L. Brezoski, M. F. Muhl, L. LoUis, K. Hess, T. Straub. ROW 1: H. Besaw, D. Belluci, E. Goulet, J. Dombroske, T. Tighe, D. Phelps, A. Russo, W. Tivnan, R. Triggs, W. Burke. ROW 2: R. Rarick, E. Hirsh, R. Tolone, D. Duerr, W. O ' Hearn, J. Goly, T. Nichols, M. Schmltte, F. Strow- bridge, P. Franz, W. Myers. ROW 3: G. Sessions, R. Lynch, R. Luke, P. Ennis, E. LaPointe, M. Killicut, J. Gooley, M. Martin. C. Vodeck, L. Romano, F. Zbikowski. SWINGING SOPHOMORES PRESIDENT: John Mclnerney VICE PRESIDENT: Tom McCarthy ROW 1: B. Murphy, J. Lydon, D. Stanley, M. McShane, M. Duffey, T. Lonergan, J. Hulber, J. Klock, M. Sullivan, C. Cadin. ROW 2: R. Boggs, T. Giarroso, M. McCuUey, R. Schultze, C. Krambuhl, R. Burgess, W. Braun, J. Mclnerney, J. Putnam, W. Kohlbrenner, W. Aiken. ROW 3: P. Petta, D. Ross, D. ZoUo, T. Felicia, K. Jordan, M. DiStasio, D. Ferrell, J. McDonough, J. Halligan, P. McCarthy, R. Wiedeman, J. Hunt. ROW 1: C. Welch, C. Fecco, M. Sarno, K. Elen, D. Blsesi, S. Hogarbome, C. Bresadola, M. Dwyer, K. Annese, L. Garafalo, N. Ide, K. Donaldson. ROW 2: J. DeYulio, C. Galante, E. Conio. P. McGuane, M. Snyder, M. Corcoran, K. Genett, P. McMahon, L. Murphy, K. Krupha, C. Fuller, K. Hennigan, N. Flynn, J. Miesch. ROW 3: B. Toly, S. Feai, C. Hartnett, E. Pennacchia, S. Spencer, L. Mahoney, A. Davies, R. Pyle, S. Preston, L. Wojcikowski. ROW 1: M. E. O ' Leary, S. Montalto, S. Warboy, K. Wood, S. Gregory, D. Emmanuelli, D. Garrity, D. Dustick, C. Tremont. ROW 2: M. Murray, C. Walshe, P. Madison, R. Kelly, L . Straub, N. Fuller, M. L. Cormors. J. Schneider, B. Gardner, J. Needham, C. Mack. ROW 3: M. Brien, K. Glumpe, M. Hughes, M. Himpler. C. Fleming, M. Quat- trone, D. Palladine, M. Got, R. Cedrone, J. Fisselbrand, S. Sabene. ROW 1: J. Sullivan, A. Zeppetello, N. Chudyk, R. Churchhill, P. Murphy. J. Sauro, B. Kane, J. Bianca. M. Casey, R. Mulherin. ROW 2: M. Pisegna. R. Tyminski, R. Menter, J. Condon, J. Hallett. R. Siiiger, P. Gerhart, J. Burke, M.Conway, M. Donnelly. ROW 3: J. Gooley, J. Tiby. C. Harrington, J. Thompson, J. Rao, D. Warner, E. Hanover, J. Polacek, J. McAulLffe, P. VanBeveren. G. Schiller. ROW 1: P. Taylor, W. Shattuck, T. Farling, P. Brown, W. Stillitano, D. Morgan, E. Dwyer, W. Lynn, D. Tuori. ROW 2: W. Majkowycz, T. Murphy, R. Roux, C. Farrell, W. Hofmann, J. Moosbrugger, G. Knipe, M. Earley, E. Drake, D. Loftus. ROW 3: N. Brox, S. Bavisotto, J. McKinkle, D. Cassalia, T. Quigg, E. Horuath, W. Wrobel, M. Moran, T. Curtin. ROW 1: M. Dwyer, K.Huppraan,S.Clain, E. Proper, C. Austin, K. Burke, S. McMahon, M. Dixon, N. Turo, J. Lundy. ROW 2: D. Sansone, K. Fahey, A. Morano, A. Burgalow, N. Neimi, J. Klink, L. Maccarone, L. Fahy, L. Cedrone, S. Kelley. ROW 3: J. Litcher, M. O ' Neill, T. McNamara, G. Mingione, G. Gleason, E. Hoag, M. Rogers, P. Parsons. A. Thornton, M. Whiteside. ROW 1: P. Cappuccilli, J. Laurenzo, R. Malay, M. Lanasa. V. Claps, A. O ' Brien, R. Schmelz, S. Lahood, J. Goyder. ROW 2: G. Welch, F. Caldwell. W. Cross, J. Lamanna, T. McCarthy, P. Pfohl, M. McSherry, J. Dixon. ROW 3: N. Gettino. A. Bellanger, E. Walker, M. Canastrano, C. Marlin, M. Grassman, E. Morgan, D. Boyle. ROW 1: S. Lynch, J. Harper, N. McDonald, S. Socia, P. O ' Bryan, K. Strawbridge. D. Berg, D. Foley, S. Green, K. Purcell, K. Morrow. ROW 2: P. Conlon, K. Fisselbrand. M. Hoehman, P. Clapper, M. Crowe, G. Gray, M. Dardis, M. Tyman, M. Wadach, V. Stafford, S. Bronstad. ROW 3: L. Barnello, M. Purcell. S. Gildersleeve, J. Fisher. L. Wiegand, M. Wallace, P. Bonner, D. Sorbello, L. Monsour, M. Rusek, M. Tucci. B. Bushnell, P. Strodel. FRIENDLY FRESHMEN President: John Wren Vice President: Joseph Haley Secretary: Robert Kohlbrenner Treasurer: William O ' Connor TS H O Pi; IGH SCH ROW 1: G. Bland, G. Welsh, C. Baker, C. Coulombe, M. Fecco, J. Nichols, W. Field, T. Mynch. M. Stanton, M. Guv- der, D. Sheldon. ROW 2: J. Rauch, S. Borek, R. Straub, R. Brownell, J. Harkola, J. Kirchhof, A. Erose, W. Lynch. K. Kanary, D. Essig, T. Sownes. ROW 3: V. Tracy, T. lanniello, D. Kicak, K. Kishtok, C. Duerr, J. Gasky, C. Bat- taglini, T. Donovan, R. Murphy. 92 ROW 1: M. Rowe. M. Shaffner, V. Hilton, M. Fay, A. Karakas, K. Taddeo, M. Theiss, M. Kisil, J. Walker. ROW 2: P. Collins, R. School, J. Hartnett, M. Steir, M. Prucker, R. Rhodes, P. Price, C. Strodel, L. Corbishley, D. Dooley. J. Gibbons. ROW 3: M. Duffy, J. Lusk, C. Gary, N. DriscoU. D. Allen, P. Reid, D. Maloney, P. Paris, B. Ross, P. Curry. . ■■■■n ■■■■■! I KM! lESrffli mm - '  - ••. ' ■« tr ' lt ' t:t; ; ROW 1: A. Dunbar, F. Dorfer, R. Pagano, R. Suskin, T. Prior, M. Wood, D. Wagner, P. ZoUo, J. Hunt, S. HoUen- beck, J. Sutter, R. Due. ROW 2: K. Flavin, B. Weinzimmer, J. Bellinger, R. Bachman, W. Donohue, R. Bulawa, G. Lutz, P. Burns, J. Charles, T. Prucker, T. Corcoran, J. Stehle, J. Gersbacher. ROW 3: P. Harlow, W. Dardis, L. McArdell, J. Powers, P. Kurd, T. Halligan, E. Cornely, G. Thibault. P. Rusek, S. Elker, D. Alibrand, T. Dillon. t ROW 1: S. Cabeceiras, J. Godzac, D. Brown, T. Schalk, P. Bisik, J. Murphy, C. Horan, R. Tynam, J. Settineri. D. Bochino, P. Hueber, G. Burgmeier. ROW 2: S. Rozyczko, J. Diligent, D. Stewart, J. Kinsley, M. Marciano, M. Wadach, M. Fernan, D. Reagan, T. Adams, D. Priettl, J. Johnson, T. O ' Leary. ROW 3: T. Whiteside. R. Chilin ' ski, S. Comstock, T. Burak, J. Fox, J. Kearney, E. Andrews, T. Roche, O. Christofferson, D. Davia, G. Barber, p! Nelepovitz. ROW 1: E. Prietti, E. Pascale, D. Reid, C. Farling. ROW 2: D. Rusinko, D. Duerr, M. Patell, C. St. Denis. C. McNamara, C. Carroll, C. Sepkoski, P. Burak, V. Bowka, J. Carr, P. Korczak, B. Doohen, S. Dwyre. B. Hayes, C. Eckermann, A. Bellucci, D. Warner. ROW 3: J. Palladine. P. Krupka, M. O ' Brien, A. Cywilko, J. Mclnerney, T. Egloff , B. Domres, A. Rinaldo. D. Panck, S. Fini, K. Snow, C. Creamer, M. Storto, M. Gigantelli, S. Erwin. S. Bourne. ROWl: A. Davis, L. Andreassi. K. Storto, M. Smith, M. McCormick, B. Brisky, D. Williams. ROW 2: D. Val- leriani, P. Hanrahan, R. Scott, P. Paduano, F. LaValle, J. Lutz, S. Hernendez, R. Harkman, M. Malay, M. Cosentino, A. Muhl, J.Duim, M. Walsh. ROW 3: T. Ellison, K. Powell, L. Hannon, K. Neary, R. Ki-upka, J. Getman, R. Pisegna, P. Hewitt, D. Corbishley, M. McPartland, T. Cerutti, J. Dunn, P. Maurer, C. Griffin, K. Rein, K. Wright. v-i a . itnaf ii fi sssTvjaai ., HOW 1: P. Flannery, J. Hallahan, D. Flynu, J. Batchelor, E. Dumi, S. Gehm, P. Wesner, D. Graver, J. Grassman. J. Bell. ROW 2: J. Demong, J. Sheehan, J. Burkett, R. LeBeau, D.Redmond, L. Ray nor, R. Misik, D. Pilger, A. Keser, J. Scuderi, A. Farrell. ROW 3: M. Flaherty, T. Rensabene, J. Gleason, C. KoUoff, M. Zalewski, B. Kane, W. Ferguson, D. LaVerne, G. Krohl, M. Palumbo, H. Sweeney, J. Connors, P. Alsiati. 95 ROW 1: M. Jagelle,K. Sigmund, P. Rouse, M. Stevens, D. Barton, D. Williams, M. Trabold, L. Terry, M. Quinn, P. Hamilton, M. Mishko, M. Burke, M. Spillette, V. Guadagne, P. Maloney, S. Slade. C. Fay, D. Gidari. ROW 2: J. Fialkowski, N. Borg, B. Burg, M. Potanas, T. Cummings, K. Sochia, M. Hutchinson, M. Hunt, M. Kuehneman, B. Mowins, D. Schmitz, T.Cooney, L. Gulgusky, K. Daley, J. Bergbauer, S. Hackett, K. McCoon, S. Corcoran, S. Masse, M. Polinski. •Kli ROW 1: T. Rathburn, G. Berdan, J. Schneid, R. Simone, J. Corbett, G. LaVaute. W. Alciati, R. PUckert, J. Harring- ton, F. Percival, G. Prockup. ROW 2: R. McDonough, R. Kohlbrenner, M. Bachman. J. Wren. W. O ' Connor. J. White. M. Coleman, J. O ' Hearn, G. Brogan, R. Roux, G. Dole, J. McNamara. ROW 3: L. Donahue. J. Sherpa, T. Wing, D. Coffey, M. Farrell, R. Werbeck, G. Scouten, G. Falco, R. Davies, R. Staples. R. Dougherty, B. Clarry. J. Chilinski. 96 I do be thinking God must laugh The time He makes a boy; All element the creatures are. And devilment and joy . . . -Winifred M. Letts. So let your light shine -- Planning Decorations Class Participation m Special attention in the Language Lab. Class Presidents confer with Vice principal. And soon boys become men Then There ARE GIRLS . . . : Intent upon receiving the light n Organizations £ i - f. m tg SENIOR MEMBERS OF THE C.S.M.C. JUNIOR MEMBERS OF THE C.S.M.C. IT V ?e: Sophomore CSMC Officers: Mary Grace Snyder, Anne Thornton, Margaret Dwyer. Freshman CSMC Officers: Deborah Williams, Theresa Hewitt, Kathy Storto. The purpose of the C.S.M.C. is to make students mission minded and to help them through prayer, study and sacrifice. SOPHOMORE MEMBERS OF C.S.M.C. FRESHMAN MEMBERS OF C.S.M.C. CREATIVE WRITING CLUB Through the Creative Writing Club, students are given an opportunity to develop an appreciation of the craft of writing and to attain a deeper understanding of basic elements of story. AMERICAN RED CROSS Red Cross serves the world . . . The able share their skills. During their summer recess these Mexican students became brothers and sisters to our Luddenites. Maria Ester Nunez-M, Dwyer; Patricia Estrado Tirado-K. Elen; Hubert EhrliTorres-A. Farrel; Judith PerdomoBribiesea-M. E.Walker; Maria de Lourdes Matute- E. Schwartz; Roberto Ocampo Franco-T. Corcoran; Dina Maria Ftochin-P. Pavs; del Blanco Enrique Suerez-G. Berdan. FOREIGN STUDENTS AND HOSTS GIRLS ' FORENSICS Toward More Articulate Leadership , the motto of our Forensics Club at Ludden explains its essential purpose. BOYS ' FORENSICS THE DRAMA CLUB • mt- ' -V X 3 M , r « miii ACTORS Certain amounts of creativity and imagination are prerequisites for the members of the Drama Club. Sub-divided into various crews such as sound and lights, costumes, make-up, and actors, the club teaches its members the skills needed for the production of a play. CREW CREW __J AN TAIOSEACH OFFICERS Editor-in-Chief John Carbery Associate Editor Martha Sullivan Staff Editors Jan Stowell Mary E. Walker Margaret Kirchhof As a newspaper its purposes are: to inform students of all note-worthy school news as well as of the opinions of classmates or faculty and to strive to promote the best pos- sible student-faculty cooperation and understanding. STAFF FUTURE NURSES OF AMERICA Our aims as Future Nurses are to gain an insiglit into the nursing profession and to imbibe a spirit of community assistance. FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA SENIOR MEMBERS Acquaintance with the responsibilities, problems and rewards of the teaching profession and a chance for students to determine whether they are able to meet these requirements are the principal reasons for the Future Teachers Club. JUNIOR MEMBERS 1 f I ' , f itil ' I |i ' | i SOPHOMORE AND FRESHMEN MEMBERS .. ' ' llVXl k l kf.!Sf LATIN CLUB Delving into the glorious history of Rome and deepening their know- ledge of the language of the scholars, the members of the Latin Club are bringing the past into the present. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Creating an enthusiasm for scholarship, stimulating a desire to render service pro- moting leadership and developing character constitute the basic fundamentals of the NHS. 1  ' LIBRARY COUNCIL -4 In addition to involving a competent staff for the library, the Library Council strives to develop through service students having leadership, co- operation and initiative. FUTURE SECRETARY OFFICERS FUTURE SECRETARIES OF AMERICA Desire for an opportunity to learn and practice the needed office skills led to the formation of the Future Secretaries Club. SENIOR MEMBERS JUNIOR MEMBERS MONITORS 1 GIRLS ' GLEE CLUB Our Trophy Winners After having taken their first step into Diocesan Competition, the All Girls ' Glee Club, the newly formed Boys ' Glee Club, the Ludden Chorale and the Band all brought home a trophy. BAND BOYS ' GLEE CLUB DANCE COMMITTEE School organizations and classes look to the dance committee for guidance in planning and coordinating dances they wish to sponsor. STUDENT COUNCIL Student Council provides a medium through which student opinion may be heard and a forum for the consideration of common school problems. It is also a training ground for leaders. student Council Officers: President Robert Walsh; Vice-President Ann Collins; Secretary Susan Gearhart; Treasurer Michael Boyle. Sports Sports are a keynote activity at Ludden. For the past three years Ludden athletes have been taking great steps forward in intramural and inter-scholastic sports activities. During Ludden ' s first year the initial basketball, baseball, and cheerleading teams were set up. Cross-country and track were organized later, as were vari- our types of intramurals. Ludden ' s second sports ' year was basically like its first except there were more sports for girls. The boys ' teams really picked up speed during this sec- ond historic year, and our basketball team won its way into the Diocesan play- offs. Again, this year, Bishop Ludden has taken more steps forward. Football was established and the boys gave it all they had. The basketball team really ran wild this year and was within two wins of the Diocesan Championship. More intra- murals were set up this past year, including archery for the boys and swimming for the girls. Perhaps the greatest step forward was taken a few months ago when Ludden joined the Central New York Cities League, placing our school in league competi- tion. A special recognition should go out to the athletic directors, coaches and physical education teachers who have helped propel Ludden into the athletic spot- light. Yes, a first step forward has been taken in athletics at Bishop Ludden and if predictions are true, many more forward steps will follow. 1 Athletic Director: Father Major Coaches-(CLOCK VISE): Mr. Dehm, Mr. McCHiin, Fr. Major. Mr. Ludovico, Mr. Quigley, Mr. Martyns, Mr. Larochelle. 6P FIRST ROW: B. Burke, J. Dombrowski, J. Mooney, J. Hepfner, B. Toole, T. Pfohl. SECOND ROW: J. Goly, M. Given, J. McCarthy, D.DeStefano, B. Triggs, F. Singer. THIRD ROW: J. Williams, J. Schalk, B. Martin, B. Tolone, M. Boyle, P. Franz. FOURTH ROW: Mr. LaRochelle, J. LaManna, P. Rush, D. Gwilt, M. Wadach, M. Pisegna. FIFTH ROW: Mr. Ludovico, J. Mclnerney, T. Psyck, D. Loftus, J. Monnet. SCORES Bishop Ludden 6 Mount Carmel 46 Bishop Ludden 6 Binghamton Catholic 27 Bishop Ludden 55 Saint Mary ' s Bishop Ludden 20 Skaneatles 35 Bishop Ludden Canastota 18 Starting Team : J. LaManna, M. Pisegna, M. Given, B. Tolone, D. Loftus, J. Mooney, J. Goly, D. DeStefano, J. McCarthy, B. Burke, J. Hepfner, J. Behan. FOOTBALL Don DeStefano John McCarthy Jim Hepfner Tom Pfohl Tom Costello Tom Holmes Mark Given John SchaUi Tony Psyck .loe Mooney ' Keep Up The Good Work, Jim. Hepfner -Ludovico- Mooney T Hope They Pull This One Out! JUNIOR VARSITY ROW 3: J. O ' Connor, C. Harrington, M. Earley, M. McSherry, J. Burke, J. Halligan, T. Connor, J. Kohut, J. Kane, L. Flaherty, J. White, E. Kent, B. Schultze. ROW 2: G. Mon- nat, T. Farling, B. Lynch, R. Brunner, P. Cappuccilli, M. Casey, D. Callisto, R. Straub, W. Kuryla, J. Hunt, E. Hanover, J. Hunt. ROW 1: Mr. DeLucia (Coach), P. Kloc, B. Cross, B. Triggs, T. DeRose, J. Shepard, P. Burns, B. Murphy, G. Krohl, W. O ' Connor, C. Aiken, M. McCulley, Mr. Natoli (Coach). SCORES Bishop Ludden-13 Bishop Ludden-27 Bishop Ludden- 6 Bishop Ludden-13 Bishop Ludden- Bishop Ludden- Bishop Ludden-27 C.B.A. - Mexico - Lafayette - Phoenix - Cazenovia -32 Rome Catholic -32 Skaneatles - Football was inaugurated here this past fall, and there were equal successes and failures. The players, most of whom had never played before, found out just what they could do on the football field. One of the players commented on the St. Mary ' s game in this way, We never knew if we could do it or not before today, but now we know what we are capable of doing. These words re- flected the thoughts of the coaches, who also, did not know if we were capable of winning or not, and it made Mr. Ludovico and Mr. LaRochelle very proud of their work with the newly formed team when they won. Congratulations. VARSITY FRONT: Coach Quigley, E. Kent, T. Singer. BACK: J. McAuliffe, J. Bova, T. McCarthy, M. McDermott, M. Kress, J. McCarthy, J. Behan, R. Kaminski, G. Kobar, T. Quigg, F. Zbikowski, J. McMahon, J. Hepfner. SCORES SEASON PLAY Bishop Ludden-58, Lafayette -31 PLAY- -OFFS Bishop Ludden-81, Westhill -55 Bishop Ludden-57, C.B.A. -70 Bishop-Ludden-66, Binghamton -54 Bishop Ludden-80, Phoenix -41 Bishop-Ludden-57, Notre Dame -64 Bishop Ludden-83, Central Square -49 Bishop Ludden-95, Mount Carmel -56 j Bishop Ludden-52, Notre Dame -64 Bishop Ludden-79, St. Mary ' s -66 Bishop Ludden-73, Bishop Ludden-69, Bishop Ludden-66, Liverpool C.B.A. Mount Carmel -73 -50 -55 Bishop Ludden-78, Bishop Ludden-71, Phoenix St. Mary ' s -49 -63 Bishop Ludden-65, Notre Dame -78 1 130 II BASKETBALL f ' Rick Kaminski Marty Kress ' Slow It Down Junior Varsity: ROW 1: J. McAuliffe, M. Wadach, J. Savage, P. Pfohl, D. Tyminski, B. Schultze, M. Pisegna. ROW 2: D. Mulherin, P. Harlow, J. Halligan, J. Charles, D. Hoffman, Coach Martyns. WE OPPONENT THEY FRESHMEN: ROW 1: J. Charles, B. Donahue, J. Kinsley, T. DeRose,D. Craver. ROW 2: A. Dunbar (Mgr.), M. Donahue, T. Halligan, E. Cornely, P. Harlow, D. Coffey, Coach Dehm. 132 63 Lafayette 27 64 Westhill 42 68 C.B.A. 37 62 Phoenix 26 47 Central Square 42 54 Notre Dame 45 53 Mount Carmel 28 57 C.B.A. 58 79 F-M 52 93 St. Mary 30 51 Liverpool 47 51 Mount Carmel 48 43 Notre Dame 76 50 Phoenix 36 70 St. Mary 46 44 C.B.A. 33 44 Mount Carmel 29 47 Central Square 7 25 Central Square 31 43 C.B.A. 44 40 Mount Carmel 38 75 Oswego Catholic 37 44 Baldwinsville 40 42 C.B.A. 57 55 Westhill 32 CHEERLEADERS VARSITY CHEERLEADERS: P. Domick, V. Terek, D. Dolan, M. H. Barrett, L. Talbot, C. Valleriani, M. Talbot, D. Dillon, M. Sullivan, M. E. Morrow. This is cheering? jM r i n - i- JV CHEERLEADERS: C. Farling, D. Dustick, D. Williams, A. Cilivilko, C. Welch, D. Sorbello, T. McNamara, P. Madison, M. Wadach, M. Walsh.  r: -t GOLF FIRST ROW: D. Thornton, M. Powers, M. Ross. SECOND ROW: N. Lynch, J. Mc- Inerney, J. Hogan, E. Whiteside, Fr. Major, J. Ennis. ' ■J M- ! M J. Ennis, Fr. Sammons, M. Ross, M. Powers, E. White- sides, Fr. 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Y. 13057 Compliments of HOME FAMILY LAUNDRY 513 South Avenue Syracuse, N. Y. LAUNDERERS CLEANERS Telephone GR 5-9931 .-J Compliments of FREDERICK ' S GROCERY 1445 Midland Ave. Compliments of 1 STATE METAL AWNING INC. 1 Harold Lieberman, Pres. 131 Shonnard St. Syracuse, N. Y. Best Wishes CRANER PHARMACY 1451 Midland St. and Cor. Colvin St. Syracuse, N. Y. Phone: 478-8440 Robert V. Bull, Pharmacist Serving the South Side FREE PRESCRIPTION DELIVERY 1 Congratulations from 1 BEN FRANKLIN STORE R. M. Cherry, Mgr. 2132 W. Genesee St. Syracuse. N. Y. 13219 Compliments of VALLEY 1 HR. CLEANER 945 Midland Ave. 1 Compliments of CHAPMAN FISCHER JEWELERS 439 South Warren St. Syracuse, N. Y. Compliments of PHILLIP ' S GARAGE Best Wishes from MODERN SEWING CENTER THELUDDEN wishes all the the class for success GUILD best of luck to of 1966 in the future Best Wishes from W favorite iirtnimnit STAGNIHA MUSIC CO. The House of Music Phone GR 1-1915 J. T. Stagnitta 744 N. Salina St. Syracuse, N. Y. Compliments of B R ASSOCIATES Syracuse, N. Y. Zone Marking Industrial Guide Lines We Do Large Or Small Parking Lots John Blazek HU 8-4733 Chester Radecki HU 8-5261 Compliments of BLUE RIBBON DAIRY 533 South Avenue Syracuse, New York Compliments of STORTO ' S RESTAURANT 105 East Raynor Avenue Syracuse, New York Compliments of DONALD V. MURPHY, JR. INSURANCE BROKER GR 5-4073 114 Highridge Dr. . Syracuse, N. Y. 13215 Best Wishes from ONONDAGA HOTEL Jefferson Warren Sts. 400 Rooms - From $6.50 Free Overnite Parking Children under 12 - No Charge FREE - TELEVISION - FREE Phone 422-1221 Area Code 315 Compliments of O ' DONNELL DITRIBUTORS CO., INC. Best Wishes from Tine Blends Box 8 Eastwood Station Syracuse. N. Y. 13206 Best Wishes from DOOGHAN ' S Cleaning and Pressing Phone HO 8-1211 235 Charles Ave. Syracuse, New York 13209 Compliments of JOHN J. RAGAN 3600 West Genesee Street Syracuse, New York Compliments of MOREVS MILLS Compliments of YATES HOTEL Compliments of SCHUMACHER-WHELEN BROTHERS FUNERAL HOME 366 West Onondaga Street Congratulations from ED ' S RADIO T.V. Color or Black White Television - Radios - Appliances Listalled and Repaired 306 S. Main St. - North Syracuse Plaza North Syracuse, N. Y. 13212 Phone 458-1320 Compliments of WHITFIELD ' S GRILL Best Wishes TRADER HOME AND GIFT STORE Stainless Flatware Jewelry Dinnerware Cosmetics Wall Decorations Candy Fireplace Accessories Bridal Registry 7647 Oswego Rd. (Rt. 57) Liverpool 652-8071 Compliments of 2 CONVENIENT LOCATIONS • 4111 W.GENESEE ST., SYRACUSE • 95 SYRACUSE ST., BALOWINSVILLE OPEN 365 DAYS A YEAR) FROM 9 A.M. UNTIL 10:30 P.M. DAILY Success to the first Graduating Class of BISHOP LUDDEN HIGH SCHOOL from CROSBY ' S SUPER DUPER Compliments of THOMPSON ' S CARPET CITY BROADLOOM AND RUG SPECIALISTS Rugs are just about the most unimportant thing in the world TO YOU NOW! Just Remember CARPET CITY When time changes and they become important 3550 W. Genesee Opposite Fairmount Fair Compliments of MARBLE FARMS Milk Cream Ice Cream Compliments of ROCHESTER SHOE STORES Footwear for the Family 625 S. Geddes St. Erie Blvd., East Syracuse. N. Y. 13204 DeWitt, N. Y. 13214 Phone 475-4171 Phone 446-8008 Best Wishes To The Class of ' 66 UNITED STATES FIDELITY AND GUARANTY INSURANCE COMPANY 107 East Genesee Street, Syracuse, New York Robert E. DeNike, Manager Best Wishes from CROWLEY ' S NETHERLAND DAIRY 215 TuUy Street, Syracuse, New York Best Wishes from COIR, McPEAK HUDSON JANITORIAL AND INDUSTRIAL SUPPLIES Phone HA 2-8304 140 Van Rensselaer Street Syracuse, New York Best Wishes for a Successful Future to the Graduating Students ALTRA COIN-OP 686 South Ave. In Gratitude to Monsignor William J. Taylor from SMD AND THE GIRLS Good Luck Grads ! ! ! For Success with Your Date Be Sure with CORSAGES FROM WESTVALE GARDENS FLORIST SHOP 2400 West Genesee Street HO 8-5898 I Compliments oi PARISH MAINTENANCE SUPPLY CORP. We Can Solve Your Floor Maintenance Problems 602 North State Street Syracuse, N. Y. 13203 Phone HA 2-1495 John F. Cowmeadow John R. Gasson Edward R. Apps PEERLESS PRESS INC. PRINTERS THOMAS J. CORCORAN, FOUNDER 1112 E. Fayette St, Phone GR. 6-6051 V Best Wishes for a Successful Future to the Class of 1966 BYRNE DAIRY CO., INC. Best Wishes from PATRICK ' S 2 Hour Cleaning Laundering Compliments of AUTOMATIC FIRE EXTINGUISHER SYSTEMS For restaurants, hotels, commercial and industrial establishments. UL and FM Approved when installed and serviced by factory authorized distributor. Model ARS-30 restaurant hood and duct system provides insurance savings and im- proved limits. Sold, installed and serviced by: R. E. WALKER FIRE PROTECTION CO. 3613 Midland Ave., Syracuse, N. Y. Factory Authorized Distributor Telephone: 469-5451 Best Wishes WILLIAM IMPORTING CO., INC. 3510 W. Genesse St. Syracuse, New York 13219 Phone HU-8-3243 Compliments of SAM RAO FLORIST for your corsages and flower needs 104 Myron Road Syracuse 9, New York Phone 488-3164 Comoliments of LES WILLIAMS MOBIL Corner of Fay Road Onondaga Boulevard in Taunton 1 Compliments of FLORIMEL SORORITY Best Wishes JOSEPH ' S HAIR STYLISTS 619 S. Warren Street Syracuse, New York GR 1-0041 Compliments of MCCARTHY ' S RESTAURANT 1030 South Salina Street 1 Best Wishes BLISS LAUNDROMAT Chapel Drive Fairmount Behind Fays Drug WASH, DRY and FOLD Service Best Wishes 1 ! ELIZABETH H. KASSEL Licensed Real Estate Broker Consultants Appraisers Phone 479-5901 211 Meadowbrook Dr. 472-9725 Syracuse, N. Y. 13210 Compliments of TOM GROVER AND HANK BE SAW TOM GROVER ASSOCIATES INC. Trailers - Truck Bodies - Repairs Parts - Sales - Service North Avenue off New Court Avenue P. O. Box 266, East Syracuse. New York 13057 Telephone 437-2533 Compliments of HELPEE SELFEE AUTOMATIC DRY CLEANING ' 1 i 4210 W. Genesee Street Fairmount i Compliments of BARTON CLEANERS North Syracuse J Compliments of Best Wishes to the Class of ' 66 from A. ASCIOTI ' S MARKET ST. ANN ' S C.Y.O. Meats and Groceries Phone HO 8-6863 2239 Milton Avenue Best Wishes from Compliments of FAIRMOUNT CAR WASH GENE ' S FOOD MARKET Hours: Monday- Saturday 8:30 AM-6 PM Sunday 9 AM- 1 PM Compliments of CAREY AND GRIEB PAPER CO. Best Wishes From 515 Rich Street Syracuse, New York Phone 476-2711 WILLIAM E. MOORE CO. 621 South West Street Syracuse. N. Y. 13202 THE YEARBOOK STAFF would like to express our gratitude to Look at Your Sister Louise Mrs. White Floors and Mr. Wernett Others DO! for the help that they gave us on the 1966 Mitre. BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF ' 66 DELMAR PRINTING CO. p. O. Box 12466 Charlotte 5, North Carolina i ' - . . ' ■ ' m V  , ' •.! ;, ; ' .; . ' ■  ..■ ■ .i. ■: ' ■. ' V; ' , V. ■■ ' i sv ■ ..  1) , (