Central High School - Mercury Yearbook (Auburn, NY)

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THE SENIOR CLASS VOTED MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED ......,, BEST DRESSED ......................... DOES MOST FOR SCHOOL ....... MOST POPULAR ........ WITTIEST ..................... MOST DEPENDABLE ....... Tyna Homick Diane Suborski Tom McNabb Helen Kenna Doris Teabo Judy Smith BEST LOOKING ....................... ........ P eter Killian BEST DRAMATIC ABILITY ......... ....... A lice Pitcher MOST COURTEOUS ..... ...... P atricia Andersen BEST DANCER ........ MosT MUSICAL ......... QUIETEST .............. MosT ATHLETIC ...... PEPPIEST ................... MosT TALKATIVE ....... SHYEST ...................... CUT-UP ...................... MOST VERSATILE .............................. MOST PLEASING PERSONALITY CUTEST .................................................. BEST NATURED ....... MOST EASYGOING ...... Norma De Angelis Sam Scozzari Joanne Smeaton Bill Lowery Gloria Pacelli Irene Rusinko Mary Lou Deacy Ellen Hickey Barbara Lober Pauline Perun 22 Rose Durante Conrad Baran Mary Etta Ryan

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CLASS WILL p We, the Class of '55, being of rather sound mind and slightly bruised body, do sorrowfully QPJ bequeath in this our last Will and Testament the following: To the Junior Girls: Our ball point pens and the green light from Secretarial and Office Practice classes. To the Junior Boys: More female cadets to entertain them while they learn. To all Sophomores: As successful a Sophomore Welcome as we enjoyed. To all Freshmen: The chance to become seniors. To Mr. Ellis: His continued good services to Central High. To Mr. Davidge: Another successful year as vice-principal. Pat Andersen leaves her friendly personality to Winnie Keogan. Conrad Baran leaves his admission slips to Marie Jones. Justine Baran leaves her Office Practice workshop to Marilyn McCarthy and Donna Komanecky. Patty Burns leaves her dream of being 5' 4 to Louise Ruetsch. Sue Butler leaves her chemistry knowledge to Donna Williams and Blondie Pelc. Marguerite Carnicelli leaves her ability to get to school on time to Ann Ryan and Angela Leonello. Jean Cecchini leaves her position as secretary-to-the-boss-of-Red Star to Judy Cholette. Sonia Chamulak leaves her mischievous smile to Beverly Quick. Elease Chick leaves her red hair to Rita Major. Johann Cimpi leaves her driving ability to Janet Gregory and Vera Ward. Terry Ciricillo leaves her happy nature to Vinnie Colella. Evelyn Closs leaves her blond hair to Pat Thompson and Dale Anderson. Ronald Coombe leaves his tenor voice to Alan Kubarek and John Antonik. Mary Lou Deacy leaves her height to Mary Lou Smith. Norma Jean DeAngelis leaves her scatterbrain to Barbara Kowalczyk and Shirley Westlake. Angela Dello Stritto leaves her athletic ability to Shirley Seibert. Rose Marie Durante leaves her roller skates to Joan Lombardo and Nicolina Maggio. Charlene Fares leaves her gum-chewing exercises to Sandra Gernak and Helen Georges. Joan Fedor leaves her Olfice Practice due date assignment book to Barbara Bommersbach and Nancy Borza. Joan Fraczek leaves her talkativeness to Janice Clark and Ruth Wood. Carole Green leaves her love for school to Roberta Casbarro. Nancy Gromick leaves her position in the chorus to Judy Regets and Williarn Kufs. Linda Heinzmann leaves her cherished history book to Carol Covert and Pat Farrington. Ellen Hickey leaves her shyness to Judy Gratton and Rita Hoey. Tyna Homick leaves her display book in Secretarial Practice to Pat Kachurak and Joan Hickey. Helen Kenna leaves her cute ways to Pat Ledor and Angie Lo Iacono. Wanda Kenna leaves her position as vice president of the class to David Bishop. ...I 24 I.,