Central High School - Mercury Yearbook (Auburn, NY)

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HEAR YE' HEAR YE' HEAR YE' The Class of 52 of Central Hugh School holds nts TWENTIETH CLASS REUNION CENTRAL HIGH GYM June 23 1972 Admlsslon Free A Few Days Be ore Iarty CARM Hello INIHTIOH have you read the poster? MARION H1 Carm' Yes I have I also recuved an lIlXlldIlOIl by ma1l yes terday Are you gomg? CARNI Oh yes I wouldnt mlss It for the world' Say IWIHTIOII why dont you meet me 1n front of Butlers Drug Store about 7 30 p m and well o down to the party together? MARION F1ne Carmella Well bye for now Ill be see1ng you Frlday n1 ht IThe Nzght of Partyl CARNI H1 Marlon all set for an evenlng of fun? Why hello Ronald Are you comlng to the party? Good we ll see you later at the school Well lets hop 1nto my car MHIIOH and go By the way I hear you are modellng clothes styles for women five feet and under MARION Yes I am Carmella Paulme Androsko and Shlrley Kany deslgn all the clothlng I had my trammg at Margo MISS Soph1st1cate of 52 Catalano s School for Models She reopened her school after servmg four years 1n the WAF s What are you domg? CARINI Well I was 1n the WAFs too I was lucky to serve my four years w1th Margo S1nce my d1scharge I have traveled abroad studylng USO problems It s very 1nterest1ng work MARION Why there s Jeanette Fox H1 Jeanette' I hear you Mlke Evangellst and Rose Rosa are all managers at the Moh1can Thats swell Bye see you at the party take a look at the crowd before we jom them MARION Well here we are 1n the balcony The gym looks so DICE from here and the band sounds wonderful Say Isnt that Eh the famous orator Baum play mg the trumpet? CARNI Yes IIS that maestro' Look theres NHIHIIC Nellle Horbal She has been qu1te successful as a med1cal secretary L1ll1an TUIIHO also IS a medlcal sec retary here 1n Auburn I hear Malllda Monachlno has been dr1v1ng her fathers Bulck around Shes employed as a bookkeeper 1n her fathers bus1ness MARION Dld you hear that Marguerlte Mldge Hoatland Sondra Wood Ann Durmak LOIS Pamplun Barbara NICIJOII Stella S1dor Dolores Kuklela and Helen Rogalsk1 are graduates of Auburn Buslness School and now hold pos1t1ons as sec retar1es? Do you remember Donna Hassan and Margaret Dunham? They are book keepers for two of Auburns most promlnent firms By the way what IS Ann Cor dlleone domg? CARNI She IS secretary to Auburn s famous lawyer Walter K1l1an MHPIOH d1d you notlce that group of sa1lors standlng near the band stand? Amon them are Tony Tard1bone D1ck Klrk and Gus VIVCHZIO Tony Tardlbone IS the head bookkeeper 1n charge of the payrolls 1n the navy Who s that Wave Wlth them? Why 1ts Nancy Hunter' Have you seen Barbara Gower lately MHIIOH? MARION lNo I hasent but I hear she s seemg the world w1th her A1r Force husband Tom Speakm of marrlages Ann Reg1nell1 IS marrled to Jerry Kessler and V1fglDl8 C1nger Ladouceur IS marr1ed to Dave Klng Cmger IS now l1v1ng on a large farm 1n Cal1forn1a Shlrley WIISICOMICC 1S also happ1ly marr1ed Turn to Page 26 I 25 . I . I al: I . 8 - ? . . I f ' ' I : , ' , 1 2 - . 1 I. .': , . , ' - ' - - '1- ' . I , . . . 9 A ' 7 7 ' 7 7 - 1 A 1 .K r, . . . g 1: ' , . , ' . ' ' ' - 'g . 1 : ', ' , ' . , . ' 7 7 . , . , , 7 7 ' 'I I 2 I , 3 I I . . . - - - as - 1 - 1 11 1 . . , . I ' 7 . , , . , Q . I , . I . . , . , , , ' 7 . . ,, CARINIZ Here we are at good old Central. Let's go up into the balcony and I I , ' . I , ' 7 ' CC 77 n 7 - , I - 1 1 - as - 97 I . , . , . . . . . . . ,- . , . , . 'I ' ' an 0 77 I A ' 1 1 7 7 7 7 7 , . . a , ' ' I . , . . . . . , . , . . . . I U 4 n n Va I n n O 7 I 7 ' . I . , . . , . I 1 ' 1 I . Y Y , , . . . ' ' 7 7 1 ' rg 1 7 . . . H . ,, n . . V . . . . .

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CAROL IJEACH leaves her ability to get legal excuses in on time to FRANCIS BURNS and GERALDINE CYzOwsIcI. SHIRLEY MISKOWIEC leaves her quiet disposition to PHYLLIS CURTIS. JANET MCKEE leaves her way with the boys to MARY DARATT. IVIARILYN MCKEE leaves her ability to be friendly to STEVEN COMERINSKY and GEORGE MURPHY. MATILDA MONACHINO leaves her driving ability to JOHN CURTIN. CAROL IWULDOON leaves ber Colgate smile to BETTY MAHER and MARY MCLEAN. BARBARA NICPON leaves her large wardrobe to BETTY DONAHUE and HELEN HOMICK. LoIs PAMPLUN leaves her delight in missing school to BEVERLY TITUS and BENEDICT TARDIBONE. IWARION PENNA leaves her attractive hair to ADELE FEOCCO. FRANCES QUINZI leaves her ability to go steady to VERCLE JONES and PATRICIA MAJEWSKI. ANNE REGINELLI leaves her kindness to SHIRLEY WILCOX. MARIE REILLEY leaves her sparkling personality to ELLEN SPENO. NANCY RIESTER leaves her typing ability to SHEILA RYAN and BETTY BURTON. HELEN ROGALSKI leaves her tallness to BETTY BURNS. ROSE MARIE ROSA leaves her shyness to ROBERT FAYNOR and WALTER CURAK. CONSTANCE SAWARYN leaves her ability to keep her hair curled to ELIZABETH ATKINS. ISABEL SHOOTS leaves her ability to get along with Mr. Fenn to CONRAD JABLONSKI. STELLA SIDOR leaves her curly hair to BARBARA MAJEWSKI. JOYCE SMITH leaves her acting ability to DONALD RYAN. JOSEPHINE SULLI leaves her singing ability to ROSE RICCIO. ANTHONY TARDIBONE leaves his honary membership in The Bachelors, Club to DONALD JAYNE and STANLEY SIEPROWSKI. FLORENCE TowNsENu leaves her nickname Shorti to FLORA PARENTI. LILLIAN TUTINO leaves her naturally curly hair to LORRAINE EBERHARIIT. AUGUSTINO VIVENZIO leaves his eagerness to learn English to .IAMES TALBOT and GEORGE RUSIN. SONDRA WOOD leaves her Black Beauty and her driving license to ELIZABETH DARATT. W e leave as executor of this, our last will and testament, Father Time to carry out its provisions as he sees jit. VIRGINIA LADOUCEUR FLORENCE TOWNSEND PAULINE ANDROSKO RONALD BUTLER CAROL LEACH OFFICERS CLASS OF 1952 President - TOM DERBINI Vice-President - ANNE DURNIAK Secretary - NANCY RIESTER Treasurer - GENEVIEVE KUNKEL it 24 1...

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Cunt: Quite a few of our classmates have gone into the farming business. Dorothy Landers owns a farm near Iinion Springs. Carol Leach, who is now a gym teacher, spends all her spare time on a farm that she and Barbara Iiuzzy', Razarnik own. Ruzzy. you know, is singing in most of the Rroadway hits. John Mthe Ape Hlywa owns a farm just outside Auburn. Upon his graduation from agricultural College, he married Roberta Fares and they have settled down on the farm. III.-XRIONZ I see we have one of Auburn's brilliant photographers with us. She is none other than Frances Quinzi. Yvhy. the master of ceremonies is Tom Derbini. Heis candidate for President of the Ivnited States this year. He also has served six years in the Navy. Whatss first on the entertainment list? CARM: First of all, there is going to be a basketball game with Pat Heath, Joyce Conway, and Carol NChickie'i Cermano, the All-American stars on the team. 'I'here's their manager, Nancy Riester. and publicity agent, Jolm DiScenza. John broadcasts many of the games over Station ACHS. After the game, there will be musical entertainment with Jo Sulli, the great Metropolitan Opera star, singing and Isabel Shoots playing the Icello. Isabel plays with the New York City Philharmonic Orchestra. Next on the program is the greatly acclaimed skater, Carol Muldoon. I remember how she got her start at the Reva Rolls-rdrome in '52 MARION! I received a telegram this morning from Connie Sawaryn, who is flying to Europe. Sheis an air line stewardess so she knew she could not be at the party tonight. CARM: Do you see Marie Reilley very often? Since she gave up her job at Newberry's to marry Pete, I don't see her too often. I hear that Maryann Berry is married to Ronnie. MARION: That's right. Remember Mary Bauso? She is now working in the school office as clerk, and she says she enjoys it very much. CARM: I've heard that Joyce Smith is quite well-known in the field of journal- ism. She was married to Dutch after they attended Syracuse University together. Look, there is Genevieve '6Cibby,' Kunkel. She manages her own Karmel Korn Luncheonette next to Joe Tarzan Donnellyis Store. Joe designs most of the shoes sold in his store. Janet McKee is his very competent secretary. Florence Townsend is his bookkeeper, but he enjoys helping her keep the books. He was always a 'gwhizn in bookkeeping. MARION: Say, Carm, if you ever need a nurse, call either Jeanette Churney or Marilyn McKee. They are both registered nurses and very good ones, I hear. If you happen to stop in Daw's Drug Store for your drugs or cosmetics, you'll prob- ably be waited on by Barbara Henry, who is working there. CARM: Well, I guess the party's beginning now. Weid better join the others. I'Ve enjoyed chatting with you. MARION: I've enjoyed chatting with you, too. We should have these get-to- gethers more often. Come on. Let's hurry! Theyire lining up for the grand march. CARMELLA CAMARDO MARION PENN A new 'Utes Nl' YS? xx Kunkel, Linda Rockino 'J tl? MARDI GRAS CANDIDATES FRONT ROW - Joan Ionnone Genevieve BACK ROW-Bernard Rydelek Jo eph Don nelly, William Huther ...I 26 jT