Blodgett Vocational High School - Blodgetteer Yearbook (Syracuse, NY)

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JUNE WI-lO'S WI-IO Most Popular Boy .... Most Popular Girl ....... God's Gift to Man ....... Answer to a Maiden's Prayer Best Dressed Boy. . ... . . . . Best Dressed Girl ..... Biggest Wolf ..... . Biggest Wolfess .... Class Sweethearts. . . Miss Personality. . . Mr. Personality. . . Most Athletic Boy. . . Most Athletic Girl. . . Class Clown ...... Class Pest ..... Woman Hater ......... Man Hater ............ Did Most for our Class fBoyJ. Did Most for our Class fGirlj .... BestArtist............ Most Studious Boy ....... Most Studious Girl ....... Boy Most Likely to Succeed. Girl Most Likely to Succeed. Quietest Boy .......... Quietest Girl .... Best Dancer. . . The Eyes .... The Hairdo .... The Feet .... Cutest Boy. . . . Cutest Girl ...... Most Serious Boy .... Most Serious Girl .... Class Comedian .... Most Talkative Boy. . . Most Talkative Girl. . . Class Angel ....... Class Devil .... Class Dreamer. . . Friendliest Boy .... Friendliest Girl .... Class Blusher .... The Laugh .... Class Songbird. . . Class Crooner. . . Class Actor ..... Class Actress ..... Class Infant fBoyJ. . . Class Infant fGirlj. . . Peppiest. ...... --us ...sean n - . . . .Bill Appel . . . .Dottie Hujar . . .Marion Modie Tony Kutsherenko . . .Tom Sheridan Judy Goldschmidt . . ....... Ken Magdziuk Marge Moser . . .Gerry Grzesik and Dick Florczyk . . .Marion Modie . . . . . Francis Grago .n ..- Dick Humberstone Gladys Alexander . . . . Ed Kraynak . . . . .Joe Poli . . . Gene Sgroi . . . Alice Towne . . Dick Florczyk . . Dottie I-Iujar . . Dian Ford . . Bob Wojdyla . . . Sue Teska . . . . .Tom Garn . . . .Carol Sterner . . . Dick Pietrowicz . . . . .Carol Lago . . . . .John Evans . . Arlene Skurski . . . Nick Currado . . . . Dick Shoff . Dick Dabrowski . . . Clarie LaManna . . . Bob Burgess . . . . .Joan Gray . . Francis Wrobel . .George Schmitt Peggy Eichenlaub . . .Cathie Kwiek . John Czajkowski . . . . . Ioe Caruso . . .Tony Picciotti Marge Makowska . . . Marge Moser . . . Mary Casson . . Stella Adamski . . Stanley Lalone . . Lowell Johnson . . . . . Carol Page . . Dick Bonner . . . Pat Kominski . . .Judy Hosek

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JUNE PROPI-IECY It is now the year of 1971. The class of 56 is holding their class reunion at Marion Modie's Hollywood Home in Beverly Hills, California. Let's take a look around and see how things have changed in the last few years. Seated on the patio are the happily married couple, Marge Moser and Dick Florczyk, whohave justcom- pleted their family of football players. Now they are hoping for acheerleader for the team. Also on the patio is the film producer, Bob Livesay and his wife, Florence Szmurlo, who are showing a preview of their latest movie, Fire and Ice , co-starring Frank Grago and Stella Adamski with Carol Mc Gruigan. Margie Makow- ska, Mary Casson, Mike Guyette, Gary Beaubiah, and Jim Gardner. Over on the other side is John Evans, who has now taken over the Arthur Murray dancing studio with Claire La Manna and George Schmitt as head in- structors, trying to teach the Charlotte Demarest Dancers , who are Anna Rossi, Alieciea Kane, Carol Lago, Edith Roth, Pat Merril, Larry Basquette, Joe La Croix, Bill Dorsey, and Gene Sgroi, a new swing step. Joe Poli and Tony Picclotti have gone up in the world. They are seen drinking champagne and cocktails at Dick Wrenn's 'Bird Room' everyday and seem to be enjoying this. Gerry Grzeslk, the famous model, has just arrived in her baby-blue Messerschmitt with Eddie Kraynak as her chauffeur. Rushing to meet her at the door, are playboys, Tony Kutsherenko, Frank Wrobel, and Tom Sheridan. Over in the swimming pool are Anne Gosch, Helen Wertyschyn, and Maria Palywoda showing off their world renowned water ballet. Our two famous athletes seem very interested in watching the bathing beauties. They are Bill Appel and Pete Peparata, the star players of the Yanks. Coming over to their table is someone who'll change their minds, undoubtedly. It's Peggy Eichenlaub, 'Miss America of 1960 , with the president of the Sloober Club, Dick Humberstone. I A few tables away is Cathy Kwiek, our famous hair stylist, who has made the headlines again--this time with her new hair dye that turns color to match any outfit you wear. She's having quite a discussion with Dorothy Gam, the well-known cosmetologist. She owns the biggest cosmetic industry in the world. Her latest discovery has revolutionized the lipstick business. This lipstick is guaranteed to double your money back if you don't catch your man. It's irresistible. Joiningthe two ladies is Dave Pratt, our class mechanic, who has invented a new type of sportscar, the Prattmobile , which is said to run a hundred miles on a quart of gas- oline. ' I By now the guests seem a little famished, but to the rescue come Dorothy Hujar and Sue Teska, Marion's maids, to pass out the old time favorite, pizza. It couldn't taste more deliciousg that is, what's left of it, because Chef Nick Currado does quite a bit of tasting while preparing a meal and as a result his appetite has grown larger and so has his stomach. Back in the living room is Dick Shoff, famous game hunter, who's just