Charles B Gaskill Middle School - Yearbook (Niagara Falls, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 94 of the 1961 volume:

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A9 D A A ,AL W M LLW1-ff w M1 E Q 3 1 I , it WW tire it DEDICATION 'a Seated: Mrs. Patricia Todd, Miss Cynthia Aungier, Miss Susan Traub, Mrs. Margaret Horab, Miss Thelma Farley. Standting: Mr. Bruce Norton, Mr. Guy Sottile, Mr. Robert Laurrie, Mr. Herbert Wie- boldt. Not present for the picture: Mr. Stewart Blinco, Mrs. Mariann Condino. We, the staff of the 1961 BLUE AND G0-LD, dedicate this yearbook to the eleven new mem- bers of our faculty in appreciation of their service to our school. No medals are awarded them for their accomplishments, but we hope this gesture will be a small return for their efforts. l Moving onward and upward toward greater goals is a challenge that must be met to insure the future. Such a challenge has be n met and fulfilled this year by all our teachers, in that they have given us a priceless storehouse knowledge, the key to a successful and rich life. May everyone use it to his best advantage, and mi! the efforts of our faculty o en th o r to many rewarding years. -Heidi Mueller , , is tj tx J, J E! fJ ext 1 1 X5 'J tx 2 Q L ,,l WW We sincerely hope that you will enjoy this record of your school days during 1960-1961. May the numerous pictures and write-ups remind you that all the people shown here, your friends and teachers, have worked together to make your school life interesting and worthwhile. As to the plan of our book, the staff fina-lly decided upon the medie- val fair 'as t-he theme of this year's annual. People of the Middle Ages met at the fair of old to exchange ideas, choose the wares they desired, and enjoy whatever amusements were offered. So at Gaskill we gather to try different subjects, decide on the school courses which 'often determine our life work, and to have four share of fun with our work. We would like -to thank all the members of the staff who gave of their time and efforts to make -th-is annual a success. We would especially like to t-hank our advisers, Miss Brennan, Miss Storey, Mr. Tyszka, and Mr. Kinfan for -their assistance and endless patience. We are grateful also to Mr. Abbott and Mr. Goldstein for their encouragement. We realize that it was the united effort of all the faculty that made possible the many ac- tivities shown here. In future years, when you look at this yearbook, may you be pleas- antly reminded of y-our days at Gaskill. GARY MARTIN, Editor 51 .2 U Q, 1 ' -A -if 'Q I i :S- . 1 H Q' l . . ix 1 5 Q v ' -1 f P JI il. ' ' MRA A -'X X4 e Ng? ...H-f A A 1 I O ADMINISTRATION Mr. Harry F. Abafe Deputy Supt. Dr. Weldon R. Oliver Superintendent BOARD OF EDUCATION Mr. Frank J. Lang Deputy Supt. Seated: Mrs. Marybeth W. Brown, Mr. George A. Kauber, Mrs. Laura Marie Pifer, Miss Brown lSteno- grapherl. Standing: Mr. Harry F. Abate, Dr. Weldon R. Oliver, Mr. Albert J. Fose, Mr. Peter J. Long- hine, Mr. William F. Collins, Mr. Frank J. Lang, Mr. Joseph Chille, Mr. Robert J. McKnight lBusiness Affairs Assistantl, Mr. Richard C. Doherty. ADMINISTRATION GREETINGS FROM THE VICE-PRINCIPAL Farewell to the 10th Graders. Congratulations to all who are proud of their school record. Bet- ter success to those who didn't do so well. Educa-tion must be important! The papers are full of it-1egis- lators are planning to spend ad- ditional billions for it. You are the product they are talking about and spending for. Don't let them down. Make the most of thc grand opportunities awaiting you. Good luck to all! Jacob N. Goldstein GREETINGS FROM THE PRINCIPAL In the years to come, these yearbooks will have a great value to you and will be a record to remind you of friends and class- mates. They will enable you to re- view many pleasant memories of Gaskill. For those who are completing their last year at Gaskill-carry your fine traditions and loyalty to your next school. We are proud of Gaskill, its faculty and students. Maurice M. Abbott V+ N , . I k E 1 aw ' First Row: Miss Helen Fermoile, Miss Mary lngrasci, Mrs. Giovanna Thomas, Mrs. Eleanor Smith, Miss Mary Mead, Miss Carmella Volpe. Second Row: Mr. Edward Velie, Mr. George Schuster, Mr..Ro.bert Schultz, Mr. William Berkeley, Mr. Frank Woodley, Mr. Cornelius Canavan, Mr. Anthony DlChnara, Mr. Paul Citti, Mr. Arthur Aramini. I,-f X , ' , L . ' 11, : vs' , , I . 5, 1 , N, . , -,Cl f 5 ls H x 5' ' 'Xu X.. J 0 'N ix, Q ix U . X -X .,, Y?-l ffm X, N E ii OUR FACULTY First Row: Miss Esther Haggerty, Miss Marion Densford, Miss Lucy Wightman, Mrs. Josephine Sciar- rino, Mrs. Elizabeth Barmore, Miss Bertha Storey. Second Row: Mr. John McCarthy, Mr. Vincent McLean, Mr. Harold. Schatz, Mr. Amel Kinan, Mr. David Kline, Mr. Neil Kwiatkowski, Mr. Robert Wall, Mr. Francis Gilson, Mr. James Lombardi. First Row: Mrs. Anne Schreiber, Mrs. Bereneice Oliver, Mrs. Ester Scholtz, Mrs. Marguerite Clarkson, Miss Mary Brennan, Miss Madeline Fezer. Second Row: Mr. Carrol King, Mr. Arthur Schuster, Mr. Wil- liam Labosky, Mr. Ediward Mc reevy, Mr. Edmund Tyszka, Mr. Laurence Stephens, Mr. William Ogden, w '11H, Mr. ohn Mc ath. if - J, , OUR FACULTY it W First Row: Mr. James Stewart, Mr. James Carey, Miss Jean McLaren, Mrs. Dorothy Seil, Mr. Karl Stets. Not.present for tuhe picture: Mr. Joseph Arcos, Mrs. Winifred Chase, Miss Marie Finley, Mr. Alfonse Gavin, Miss Minnie Grlffls, Mr. John Henderson, Mrs. Katherine Hendrick, Miss Frances McCormick, Mrs. Nina Murray, Mr. John Sharp, Miss Marion Tallman, Mrs. Margaret Twardoski. OFFICE STAFF ' Simi mm' Q sm Mrs. Woicik, Miss Cicero CAFETERIA STAFF AND CUSTODIANS Fred Harimann, Stella Bufry, Mary Cindrick, Marie DeGiulio, Contance Fabrizio, Mamie Schultz, Mar- garet lusi, Nicolina Piuuti, William Beard. Second Row: Irene Bieksza, Mrs. Lila Schermer. CLASS OF '61 Joseph Genovese President Roger Fabin Judith Soluri Vice-President 59G 0fU Y'T 5 'er CLASS HISTORY High in a mysterious room of a musty castle, the wise magician Merlin and his assistants, Joyce Kowalski and Richard Torcasio, former Gaskill students, are found reminiscing through a dust- laden history book entitled Gaskill Graduates of 1961 . Merlin assumes the reading responsibilities and his voice echoes throughout the chamber as he begins with the year 1957. Many eager seventh graders invade Gaskill with exuberant enthusiasm. October provides them with a thrilling Hallowe'en party in which many homerooms present short skits. The winners are: Gretchen Mess, Mary Tucker, Richard, Townsend and Reta White. This year finds many of us extremely happy at the thought of having our names placed on the Honor Roll. Merlin's harmonious voice continues: Candy Cain wins the championship in Gaskill's annual spelling bee. A select few have the opportunity to join Gaskill's newly-formed science club. John Zankowski and Matt Zarosl hold the position of co-captains of Gaskill's eighth grade all-star basket- ball team. The ninth grade football team, cheered on by Kathy Conti, Janet Militello, Roslyn Murgia and Marilyn Leone, our very able cheerleaders, captures the city championship, Junior High Division, with Matt Zarosl as team captain. In swimming competition Gary Martin sets a new record for the 20 yard butterfly stroke. In May John Zankowski and Charlene DiLeonardo are elected president and vice-president of the student council. Scholarship awards are presented to Sandra Tantillo, Gretchen Mess and John Zankowski. Frank Biehl wins the overall school first prize in Gaskill's science con- test. Merlin now states the 1960-1961 school year has begun. Members of the Gaskill Junior Hon- or Society elect Joseph Genovese their new president, Elizabeth Halkowicz, vice-president, and Carol Maturani, secretary-treasurer. We, the Class of 1961, express sentiments of joy and reluctance at the thought of leaving our Alma Mater. We have tried to achieve our goals and will continue to strive onward. Gaskill will al- ways bring to mind memories of days of education and enjoyment. Merlin slowly closes the book and carefully places it on a high shelf where it will someday be found by others who will note the history of the Gaskill Graduates of 1961 . Historians: Elizabeth Halkowicz, Sandra Tantillo, Joseph Genovese Andrea Adams Roy Alonge Ronald Anderluh Billy Anderson Joeffe Armeli Paul Afamian Sharon Austin Gail Baker Jane Barber Tunis Barnes Joanne Basso Sandra Bauani Michael Becofle Michele Berfhof Frank Biehl John Bies Helen Blair Sandra Blair Phyllis Bobek William Bradigan Ernesline Burnett Carol Buscemi Cheryl Cacner Candy Cain it ii 'N N We sms XO? WX 'W f wwf f 429 l ,zwwwfff my ..-1--. - wigs- gs? X KSA? fx X N ss X Q xxiix s 2 SRS ie sam ss is X XX . N232-g' K X 31-I SSW.. . f -E INESEQQ, -5 5 F332-.'QZglE5.,I : :IX i- 3 5 i E SPE' ' -:E r' 1 5 ' W a fi if 4 age - - J f 3 f i.: -ee, f - , g SSX X J .ec X. s X i 'V 5 is S XXX X Qi Joseph Campese -James Candzella John Cano Marcia Chambers Jacqueline Clayton Rose Coliceno N Kathleen Conti John Cordner Joyce Costanzo Charlvene D'AmeIio Glenda Davis Christine DeFazio Gary DeFelice Christine DeIGrosso Alfred DeLuca Sandra Dickerson J. Gary DiLaura Charlene DiLeonardo Lorraine Disparti George Dlugoz Jean Edwards Suzanne Emmens Marian Farella Diane Florio A. Q Barbara Fox Pefrina Fruscione Michael Gallo Trenl' Gavazzi Carolyn Genova Bonnie Gibson Kathryn Golda Juanita Gonzalez Ernesfine Griffin Eleanor Grisseff Carolyn Hager Elizabeth Halkowicz Carl Hannold Charles Harding Paul Haseley Jane Hewins William Holi' Jean Hudson Carol Hughey Robert Inskeep Robert Irvine Judith Jamarco Ruby Johnson Anne Jones Susan Kadykowski Frank Kankolenski Phillip Keller Robert Klein Robert Koperski Carol Kowalski Joyce Kowalski Joann Kraicirik Nancy Krell John Kuczwanski Geraldine Kurowski Anthony LaRosa Carole Larrabee Elaine LaSol'a Viann Laurendi Marilyn Leone Sharon LePage Stephen Lochren Jusfeen Lorek Flora Lowe Linda MacKay Leslie MacKenzie Thomas Magee Mary Magliardifi James Mamon Elizabeth Manning Diane Maroon Gary Marlin Robert Marlin Lawrence Mafsulavage Mary Lou Mattson Carol Malurani Aniia McArdle Linda McClinl'ock Beverly McGee Michael McKinney Gretchen Mess Linda Metzler Barbara Milczarski Janet Militello Claudia Miller Paul Mokhiber Dominick Molinaro Katherine Monko Darlene Moore Ann Morganti Heidi Mueller Roslyn Murgia yi 95,5515 ' X sy Henry Musgrove Richard Nation Joel Nicoro Minnie Nix Diana Noakes Marie Nowacki Dennis U'Grady Janice 0'Lay Kenneth Pavan Gloria Pearl Arlene Pera Rosalyn Peri Jack Perman James Pifman Patricia Placek Judith Plefcher David Polley Florence Promowicz Lorraine Puisys Michael Reele Larry Rosen John Russell James Rybarczyk Eugene Sabia Joseph Sacco Ronald Sandonafo Marlin Sawma Delores Sawyer Louise Scheider Jonathan Schull: Lorella Schultz Carol Elaine Scofl Donald Scoll' Ronald S'Dao Barbara Seyler Carole Sirianni Donna SkrI'in Richard Skwarzynskl Gerald Slipko Adele Smith Lizzie Smifh Richard Sobczak Dorothy Sobczyk Anthony Soluri James Sorour Richard Spalla Marianne Spechf Gladys Sfeele Barbara Siewarf Steven Sfrack Susan Strack Thomas Szafran Joyce Talarico Sandra Tanfillo Cheryl Taylor Sandra Teber Beverly Tedesco David Thomson Saundra Thomson Barbara Tomaszewski Richard Torcasio Richard Townsend Mary Tucker Marie Turco Thomas Vaccarella Angelo Valentino Linda Vallina Joseph Vilardo Barbara Viscomi Beatrice Walerowicz Bridget Ann Walsh Paulette Weld 'T 33- W - 4: wa, vga WJ N tx bs! -wmv s in fpgyzsk-hi X-rw -sf, .X . ,. 5. 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Also s e e n arriving are the Prime Minister, George Dlugoz, and his dancing girls, Lorraine Puisys, Nancy Ann Wilson, and Rene Phillips. As the procession moves down to Carolyn Genova Street the g u e s t s are led to the seats of honor by the Secretary of Education, Michael Becotte. As we look around we see some of the celebrities present. Among them are the tournament cheerleader, Kathy Conti, and the Three Muskeeters - Carol Scott, Marianne Specht, and Linda Metzler. Merlin and the members of the court distinctly hear the voice of Prince Fabin as he tel-ls that his castle is owned by King Larry Rosen. 'Phe prince also tells of the theater owned by Phyllis Bobek, where at present Gary Di Laura is recreating dances done bv the great Jim Sorour. Every weekend the theater presents a jam session featuring Carl Hannold with his cool piccolo, and Tony LaRosa with his hot potato. Printovision is very popular. The main station is CNM fCandella, Nicora, Matsu- lavagel. Some of the popular programs are: Ballet Time starring Matt Zarosl and the famous western program, Three Gun Sdao , with his two sidekicks, Joe Sacco and Ar- nold Sinatra. ' Some of the commercials that really sell are 'a b o ut Joette Armelli's pickled ice cream, Gary DeFelice's high heeled sneakers, and Rosalyn Murgia's magical stilts. If one has talent, one may visit The Louise Scheider Talent Studio. The studio club has many members. Among them are: Donna Skrlin who made the hit song, I Only Have Eyes For Ricky Skwarzynski : Cheryl Taylor, a famous toe dancer, and Carol Hughey, a mysterious torch singer. There -are also Jon Schultz and Jim Mamon, the dragon eaters. Good food is plentiful, says the Prince. A luscious licorice two feet l-ong can be bought at any of Christine Del Grosso's and Jean Edward-s' grocery stores. Also there is Papa Pete Cerra's wild Pizza House where you 'can -buy pizzas as big as Lewis Jones, or as small -as Gordon Fogg. It is now time to leave the table and be on our way to the tournament that is about to start. Great crowds are gathering and we see Rose Coliceno, Carol Yankelunas, and Paulette Whittle. Knig-hts and their 'ladies come from far and near for this special event. The galleries are decorated with tapestries and banners and are fi-lled with gailv dressed 'men and women. Among them are Kathy Golda, Beverly Tedesco, and Sue Kada- kowski. The crowds are becoming tense. On the left side of the gallery we see Barbara Ro-sino with her lace and velvet dress made by the- famous d r e s s designer, Judy Soluri. Next to he-r sits Roy Alongi, court Romeo , and Jerry Sl-ipko, court Jester . Suddenly, Martin Sawma, Propaganda Minister, cries: Come forth knights, come forth. The knights in shining armor dash upon the field. From King Art'hur's Court we see Charles Harding, Ronald Lucin-ski, Les MacKenzie, and Bill Anderson. Challenging them are Richard Spalla, Kenny Pavan, Richard Nation and Frank Kankolenski, bold knights of Queen Dorothy Sobczyk's Court. A 'loud clash is heard as the brave knig-hts encounter. As we take 'a second look, we see knight Bill Wynes is dismounted. After he is carried off the field, we discover 'he has encountered a swollen finger nail. As the tournament continues, the crystal ball is -hazy and d-ark. What could it be that is causing this interference? As we look at Merlin, we see the reason. 'He has fallen sound asleep and we can no longer see what the future will be until next year. Dorothy Sobczyk, George Dlugoz, Roger Fabin LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT The 1961 Senior Class of Gaskill Junior High School, being of sound mind, .sound body, and -sound character, do hereby bequeath, upon departing, the following artlcles: ARTICLE I To Mr. Abbott and Mr. Goldstein, we leave a ticket to Rome where the Medieval Fair 'took place. ARTICLE ll To the faculty we leave the qualities of a knight-courage, bravery, courtesy, and gallantry. ARTICLE IH To the fol-lowing instructors: 1. To Mr. Canavan, Henry Musgrove leaves his hot rod magazines. 2. To Mr. Schultz, Janet Militello leaves her curly locks, 3. To Mr. Kline, Paul Mokhiber leaves his Poetry Book . 4. To Mr. King, the biology classes leave a new joke book. 5. To Mr. Arcos, Jimmy Pitman leaves his gym trunks. 6. To Miss McLaren, we leave a bottle of formaldehyde in which to place her biology -specimens. ARTICLE IV To a few honored people we bestow the following: 1. Joe Sacco's winning personality to Bob Zambito. 2. Anthony LaRosa's elevator shoes to Jim Mackie. 3. Sharon LePage's and Mary Ma'gliarditi's fleet feet to Mary Ellen Ambrosio and Carol Rully. 4. Louise Scheiderls singing voice to Karen DiGregorio. 5. Sandy Dickerson 'and Bob Inskeep leave their lasting friendship to Karen Lloyd 'and Bill Swalwell. 6. Heidi Mueller's deepest sympathy -to 'anyone taking German ll. 7. Bob Koperskils movable tooth to anyone willing to take it. 8. Gary M'artin's -swim fins to Tom Weisflog. John Bies' diet book to Tom Carlson. . Susan Strack's pizza eating ability to 'an-y ninth grade girl who can compete with her. 11. M-arie Tu'rco's sophisticated walk to Sheri Mele. ' 12. Matt Zarosl's famous football ability to Donald Capatosto. 13. Claudia Millerls 'steamed up windows to Linda Martino. Testators: Linda Metzler, Judy Soluri, Gretchen Mess, Paul Mokhiber 9. 10 NINTH GRADE Friar Schultz and his fellow brother m o n k s have just discovered some 'ancient manuscripts. Among them is the history of G'a'skill's 9th grade class of 1960-1961. Brother Tom Carlson begins reading these records with the section teliing of the 9th graders as 7th 'graders in the year 1958-1959. Among the prize winners for the best costumes at the annual Hallowe'en party were David Weaver, Jerry Moldenhauer, and Victoria Thomasine. Allen Karch won second place in the 7th and 8th grade spelling bee. Also, nu- merous 7th graders participated in the successful Variety Show. Brother Gregory Barker continues the reading of the section de- voted to the 8th grade in the year 1959-1960. The awards for the highest averages for the previous year went to Thomas Weisflog and Brad Smith. The spelling bee honors went to Peggy McKnight and Jackie Finley. The overwhelming success of the annual Variety Show was partly due to the talented 8th graders. Brother Walter Watson takes over reading more about this class. The 9th grade was a very successful year for them. Brad Smith and Joe Critelli took the 'highest average honors and a large number of 9th grad- ers were induc-ted into the Honor Socie-ty. Friar Schultz is very pleased at finding these priceless manuscripts arnd fir-dtiars ta-ll the monks to recopy them and distribute them throughout t e an . -THOMAS WEISFLOG l MRS. BARMORE, ROLL CALL 304 - First Row: Judith Adams, Jeanie Bociak, John Bell, Mary Ellen Ambrosio, James Bradigan, Sandra Bozek, Carolyn Allen, Michael Beckage, ,Joseph Alex. Second Row: Nancy Abbott, Mark Baxter, Shirley Bale, Gary Barbanera, Norma Bilski, Ronald Battiste, Karen Bakota, Vincent Anello, Mario Bosso, Kathleen Balon. Third Row: Eugene Beresny, Joseph Artymo- wicz, Phillip Bies, Fred Abramaitys, G. Leslie Boughner, David Billups, Edward Adamski, Augustus Bagley, Gregory Barker, Mechele Boling. MRS. CONDINO, ROLL CALL 307 - First Row: Mary Ann Thomson, Carol Tetzlatf, Marcia Polewicz Jacqueline Turco, Dorothy Ventry, Bette-Lynn Watts, Walter Watson, David Weaver, Thomas Weis flog Patrick Whelan. Second Row: Richard. Wagner, Victoria Tomasine, Joan Ventry, Francine Vis cuglia, Phyllis Van Horn, Teresa Urbaniak, Shely Watson, Leo Ward, Ronald White, John Van Deur- 'sen. Third Row: Julius Toenniessen, Jeffrey Plumer, Thomas Tedesco, Mark Pirolli, Clarence Ward, Robert Taylor, Victor Waselus, Kenneth Wakley, Steve Walos, John Taylor. I MISS DENSFORD, ROLL CALL 112 - First Row: Annie Kelly, Ella Lane, Sandra Jolley, Ruby Johnson, Linda Hoag, Dorothy Kowalski, Shirley Janese, Phyllis Lester, Sharon Ketch, Deborah Jurecki, Brenda Laswell, Sharon Hillman, Sally Lawrence. Second Row: Steven Hughes, Penelope Jewell, Robert Hewitt, Robert Kaczynski, Lorraine Lauzonis, John Kerr, Mildred Kimble, Susan Kersey, Karen Higgins, Ber- nard LaPlante. Third Row: Ronald Kreitner, Wayne Jones, Douglas Knox, Jack Hoclgkiss, William Justyk, Lewis Jones, John Kasprzak, Stanley Hriczak, Robert Lentine, Stephen Hyla. MR. DICHIARA, ROLL GALL 405 - First Row: Thomas Furgal, Kathy Furman, Karen Gales, Caroline Frattarolnu, Jane Gormckl, Maureen Gray, Janet Gallo, Janice Gallo, Clairette Henneman, Sob Haick, Sam Garlano. Second Row: Mary.Hart, Anthony Gruppo, Marlene Gigliotti, Paul Game, Michael Free- man, John Hamulton, John Hesson, Robert Gazy, Cheryl Hamera, Gary Hayes, Ellen Grissett. Third Row: John Guzdek, Robert Gray, William Guetta, Darlene Gordon, Judy Gornicki, Michele Hallen, Duane Gill, Kathy Frisma, Sharon Heitzmann, Paula Groehala, Louise Grande, MR. GILSON, ROLL CALL 216 - First Row: James MacKenzie, Betty McTyere, Jeanne Manning, Pa- tricia McCall, Sharon Mele, James Mackie, Karen Lloyd, Rose Levy, Peggy McKnight, Jerry Manzi. Second Row: Carol Martinkowski, Linda Martino, Patricia Manzell, Mary McDermott, Shirley McCor- mick, Keith Meeker, Ann Mazza, Judy Luch, Joanne Martin, Judy Mamon, Thomas Miklein. Third Row: April Martin, Linda MacKenzie, James Metzler, Robert McConnell, Nancy Maro, Albert McFad- yen, Jeanne Lynn, Barry McRae, Karen Melcher, Linda Masters. MRS. HORAB, ROLL CALL 112 - First Row: Linda Pulli, Lillie Renford, Lillie Rich, Clara Royer, Marcia Ritchlin, Lorna Rusk, Sam Rangatore, Nevin Royer, Barbara Raiczak, Jerry Sawma. Second R u . . . ow. Ronald Sarkozy, Betty Rey, Margaret Rosmo, Jean Ridgeway, Sandra Rlpson, Mary Jane Rogala, Mary Renford, Norina Rydelek, Elaine Promowicz, Rosa Lee Rogers, Sara Richardson, Donna Reed, Carol Rulli, Annie Ryals. Third Row: Sue Raley, John Saul, Arthur Rogers, Robert Rasmussen Ernest Ris- gon, Robert Sanders, James Roman, Dimitri Rimanosky, Tom Reed, Tom Roman, Dale Rinker, Terry awma. MR. KINAN, ROLL CALL 206 - First Row: Darlene Shimmel, Francine Schiro, Elizabeth Semans, Mary Stetanco, Betty Ann Smith, James Serianni, Frank Serrio, Sylvester Sozio, Michael' Scouafava, Theresa Szydlowska, Geraldine Sheusi. Second Row: Christina Sosnowski, Joann Stanish, Carol Szars- zewski, Arnold Sinatra, Frank Scaletta, David Spence, Larry Sweney, Mary Jo Szwedo, Geraldine Stopa, Linda Schultz, Nancy Stiefel. Third Row: Constance Shine, William McCandIess, David Sunderlin, Robert Talbot, Michael Stahl, John Scheider, William Swalwell, James Seal, Bradley Smith, James Smith, Maeretta Shine. MISS MEAD, ROLL CALL 302 - First Row: John Pileggi, Beverly Nardello, Denis Perez, Susan M. Mor- gan, Barbara Newman, Magdeline Naccaroto, Sue A. Morgan, Rebecca Page, Deborah Page, Edward Pietrowski. Second Row: Jerald Moldenhauer, Patrick 0'Connor, John Pennington, Jill Palumbo, Helene Osetkowski, Christine Mocniak, Louise Moieska, Mary Ann Pietrzyk, Jean Nunnery, Laurena Phillips. Third Row: Francis Nunzio, Dennis Paolini, Curtis Moffet, Paul Pirinelli, William Organis- ciak, Eugene Ochal, Dennis Ormby, Freddie Owens, William O'Rourke, Lawrence Orsi, Standley Miller. MR. NORTON, ROLL CALL 319 - First Row: Marilyn Clarke, Donald Capotosto, Joseph Cretelli, Leo- nard Cancilla, Dora Clark, Donna Cassatt, Eric Brooks, Stanley Chmiel, Shari Cole, Mae Ola Cauley. Second Row: Robert Covatta, Michelle Buck, Marie Capizzi, Janice Civiletto. Lynne Brovata, Cynthia Chiodo, Patricia Bruno, Sharon Davidson Shirley Butski, Annie Jo Cauley, Hazel Brooks, Sandra Charles, Ernestine Chatman, John Colvin. Third Row: Gary Dashineau, John Conaway, Larry Clute, Ronald Cindrick, George Brinkman, Vincent Buffamonte, Thomas Carlson, Irvin Colton, Robert Cooley, William Bullivant, Christopher Candido, Gordon Davidson, Thomas Carroll. MRS. SMITH, ROLL CALL 104 -- First Row: Joanne Yacus, Barbara Zahno, Jeanette Zoda, Katherine Zaczak, Sandra Zaremski, Robert Zalnbito, Margaret Williams. Second Row: Mary Ann Wroblewskl, Mary Lou Zarosl, Robert Whittle, Peter Wuytowicz, Paul Zaleski, Roger Will, Christine Zaleski, Carol Zankowski, Christine Wilk. Third Row: Paulette Zalocha, John Zacher, James Zielinski, Norman Wynes, Terry Wills. ' MR. STEPHENS, ROLL CALL 203 - First Row: Diane DeFraneo, Paula Farina, Peter Fontana, Dale DeBacco, Frank DeSimone, Sandra Fiore, Mary Ellen Donoughe, Gordon Fogg, Michele FaIsetti,, Syl- via DeMonico. Second Row: Thomas Elder, Garadine Fair, Jacqueline Fallon, Kathleen Farley, Karen Dingwall, Margaret Dier, Vicky Davis, Karen DiGregorio, Sheila Dunlop, Emilia DeSimone, Inez Ewing, Patricia DePonceau. Third Row: Thomas DePetris, Duane Falcone, Raymond Falcone, 'Michael gonovan, Frank Fair, James Flack, Robert Flack, Carl Fosseen, David Donato, John Davy, Douglas vert. ouk SCHOOL cneen We, the student-s of Gaskill Junior High School, believe in Good- ness, Justice, Honesty, and Service. We believe that the purpose of our school -is to help us meet the present with its opportunities, and to pre- pare us for the fu-ture with its obligations. Therefore we feel that it is our -duty to love it, protect it, support ,it, and abide by its regulations. NINTH GRADE HONORS GROUP GOES TO HIGH SCHOOL First Row: Karen Lloyd, Linda Hoad, Joseph Critelli, Ruby Johsnon, Shari Cole, Shirley McCormick. Second Row: Jill Palumbo, Cynthia Chiodo, Norina Rydelek, Ann Mazza, Sheila Dunlop. Th-ird Row: Thomas Weisflog, Bradlley Smith, Michael Kosuf, Anthony Gruppo, Thomas Carlson, Carl Hriczak, Julius Toenniessen, Arthur Rogers, Richard Wagner, Walter Watson, Francine Schiro. The year 196061 will be the last year at Gaskill for the Ninth Grade Honors Group, for next year they will be attending Niagara Falls High School, which offers a wider selection of advanced courses. Since this will be the first time an Honors group will go to High School for their tenth year studies, everyone wishes them much success in their new endeavor. ' -Louise Scheider EIGHTH GRADE As we approa-ched Ga-skill in September of 1959, w e anticipated many eventful years ahead of us. Walking up to the closed doors of Gas- kill, we realized -that in the com-ing years we would have to open and pass through many doors. We found, as we entered, a new and more exciting world. Still quite perplexed, in late October we came to a part-ly-opened door. As we peeked through, we saw a gay Hallowe'en party. For their original and colorful costumes, Kathy Kaczynski, Joe Martino, Sam Mus- sari, and Tony Riccuto received prizes. Weeks later our best seventh grade spellers competed in the seventh and eighth grade spelling bee. However, we couldn't mat-ch the skill of the eighth graders. Many of us who had seen previous Variety Shows were delighted to learn that the next door brought that entertaining event. We traveled through rn a n y doors until finally in June we came to the last one of the year. This door brought the obstacle of exams., In 1960 we came to take part in our second year at Gaskill. For their outstanding averages, Margaret Dunlap and Joanne Lepiano re ceiv ed scholarship awards. The Student Council sponsored a Toy Dance. The toys collected as admission were donated to needy children. Mrs. Twardoski dir- ected the eighth grade skit in the Talent Show, another activity sponsored by the Student Council. The main characters were Tom Swalwell, Barbara Leonard, and M-arge Gugino. The next doo r brought the Valentine Party, which con-sisted of refreshments, a movie, and dancing. Again the Variety Show aroused the interest of m-any in our grade. As we look back, we see that we h-ave left many d oo r -s ajar, but ahead of us are more closed doors. BARBARA LEONARD and MARGE GUGINO . ' L, Z r F N il, ., ffqrgifg-bi f W x W ff -R y 'v A yfwgp it L i ..e,. l A Ir:-.,,,. Q A . fi f -We f-fe ' ee af ij.--Q -1f5:,i3'f:- , f-,fu -g Q K .A QAW S? U ,B-I' v-'WW in A 'B T -wg r i M- A A- 3 -9' g g XXX M 11,-3 ...Q h5N Y W1 rv ,, .. s ff! f' SEQ - 'X 4 f MWJWKM MR. BERKELEY, ROLL CALL 317 - First Row: Janice LaRocca, Charles La Marca, Thomas Johns, Richard Tucker, Robert Kattman, Michael LaBarbera, Brenda Taylor, Margaret Korzak, Steven Krass, Paul Kaczowski. Second Row: Marcia Kelman, Carol Johnson, Kathleen Kaczynski, Linda Klink, Cyn- thia Jacobs, Angela Laughlan, Diane Krencis , Margaret Knapp, Cathleen Johnson, Gail Laurendi, Cecelia Justiana. Third Row: Beverly Thomas, Florence Jasek, Joseph LaPorta, William Klettke, Claude LaPlante, Ralph I-lolzle, Jerome Kowal, Gary Lamb, Gary Kolpke, George Lawrence, Michael Jakubowski, Karen Koryl. MISS FINLEY, ROLL CALL 204 - First Row: Lawrence Druker, Vincenza D'Angelo, Henrietta Fon- tana, Cynthia Di Laura, Skaidrite Gibelis, Linda Eodice, James Diodate, Susan Fogg, Peggy Ewing, Janel Gaertner, Carol Sue Delloppo, Anthony Gagliardi. Second Row: Keith Gilmore, Paul Tarczynski, Stefano Galvano, Marcella Szarszewski, Cynthia Damiano, John Ferrari, Margaret Dunlap, Karen Szczes, Robert Gee, Rose Drake, John Dochstader, Anthony' DeSimone, Steve Enos, David Gardner. Third Row: Mary Jane Drabczyk, Frances Ferrusi, Shirley Garrison, Anthony Filardo, William Duff, Gary Gage, William F. Gray, Robert Freeman, James Dobbs Catherine Farina, Kaye Forsey. MISS GRIFFIS, ROLL CALL 205 - First Row: James Bullman, Judy Bowser, Kathleen Bowman, Ronald Borowicz, Paul Bradberry, Beverly Bailey, Yvonne Carter, Gary Bumgarner, Cheryl Calandrelli, Mary Centofanti, Linda Bruner. Second Row: David Carter, Thomas Bradley, Bernice Bush, Bonnie Boling, Joan Stenton, Janice Strassburg, Patricia Calvello, Paul Stackow, Beverly Cacciatore, Beverly Burns. Third Row: Ruth Bleecher, Barbara Bundy, Jacqualla Burris, Raymond Chapman, James Ca I dwell, Louis Cirrito, Gary Casten, John Bosso, James Scott, Lela Cauley, Nancy Bowie, Kathleen Strack. MR. KWIATKOWSKI, ROLL CALL 214 - First Row: Marjorie Gugino, David Hager, John Glasgow, Lennie Ann Gravino, Patricia Guidotti, Sharon Holder, Sandra Gibson, Marilyn Jackson, Fred Grose, James Grochala. Second Row: Jamie Gotowko, William Grobengieser, Hiram Haynes, Janet Hall, Michele Hamera, Bertha Hamilton, Carol Tanzella, Margaret Gowling, Judith Goss, William Hertz, Charles Thompson, William Gray. Third Row: Alfred Haugabook, Sheila lnsalaco, Frances Hagar, Lin- :la friffin, Norman Gray, Joseph Hannold, Phillip Holody, Linda Hewitt, Patricia Hamilton, Shirley y es. MR. McCARTHY, ROLL 'CALL 310 -- First Row: John Manzell, Marilyn Magliarditi, George Turner, Jane Lynch, Larry Ligammare, John Mackie, Michael Marrone, Louis Lipa, Michael Litchfield, David Lloyd. Second Row: Lois Hunt, Eileen Thomson, Joanne Lepiano, Charlene Leo, Barbara Leonard, Carol Mamon, Fredericka Lowe, Jo Ann Massaro, Martha McCulloch, Linda Ledingham. Third Row: Walter Marcyan, Dona Lamson, Nathaniel Lee, Patrick McKeown, Johnnie Lunsford, Ronald Jaroszewski, James McCray, Gary Manuse, James MacLaren, Angela Malone, Natale Marazzo. MISS McLAREN, ROLL CALL 308 - First Row: Gloria Streeter, Claudia Coleman, Patricia Cristiano, Robert Colosi, Warren Davidson, Thomas Critelli, Ronald DeFazio, Sam Conti, Antoinette Corsaro, Franco Colavecchia, James Coyle. Second Row: Cheryl Curcione, Kathleen Coniglio, Thomas DeRemer, Frank Crocco, Carol Clute, Donna DiFranco, Christine Cwierley, Lorraine D'Amelio, Elizabeth Davis, Kathryn Connor, Naomi Conti, Rosanne Colucci. Third Row: Laura Cuccia, Earline Comer, Carol Chiodo, Thomas Swalwell, Nancy Clingersmith, James DeLuca, Earl Coup, Robert Couturiaux, Mitchell Col- vin, Leonard DeFazio, Frank Colucci. Robert Colling. MRS. SCHREIBER, ROLL CALL 316 - First Row: Stephen Moieski, John Nawrocki, Karl Melcher, Elaine Mitchell, Mary Lou Newman, John Owsinski, Suzanne Mercier, Mark Mellon, Susan Metzler, Evelyn Mitchell, Samuel Mussari, John Olearczyk. Second Row: Mary Ann Orsi, Barbara Newburg, Catherine Morrison, Ruby Miller, Michael Montante, Nora Mayette, Mary Ann Mecodangelo, Catherine Muehlbauer, Carol Mokhiber, Irene Thomson, David Meterko. Third Row: James Mezhir, Fred Palillo, Robert Merino, Daniel Meacham, Frank Nowak, James 0'NeilI, Joseph Van Duersen, Yvonne McKin- nan, Carol Milczarski, Robert Paonessa, Lois Nix. MR. SCHULTZ, ROLL CALL 404 - First Row: Kim Rawling, Richard Raymond, Gregory Pogson, Mark Punic, Joseph Pietas, Angelo Ventresca, Fred Rannalli, Linda Pitarresi, Rose Serianni, Nancy Pecuil, Judy Pietrowski. Second Row: Joseph Paone, Marcia Smiech, Joyce Perriman, Joanne Ray- mond, Joanne Petas, Gail Raiczak, Linda Sanders, Darlene Rivers, Robert Pyrciak, Thomas Pryce, Frank Paynter, Dominic Pino, Delores Smith. Third Row: Sandra Pugrant, Rebecca Pike, Carol Pasisz, John Portic, Frank Previte, Alan Reid, Alan Price, James Ramell, Ramon Pena, Teresa Perekovich, Mary Ann Presutti, Suzanne Patrick, Jacqueline Tomokins. MRS. SCIARRINO, ROLL CALL 403 - First Row: Joseph Rizzotto, John Sharp, Dennis Riggi, Nancy Rusk, Theresa Sivulich, Terryl Sayers, Alice Scrufari, Patricia Scott, John Skowronek, Mark Serrianne, William Seyler. Second Row: Laurel Shofstahl, Diane Reed, Anthony Ricciuto, Frederick Shields, John Ventresca, Carol Rogala, Alleen Tood, Bonnie Schul, David Reynolds, Annie Shine, Frank Scaletta. Third Row: Mary Jane Riggi, Agnes Smith, Mary Ann Rydzy, Charlotte Stevens, Judith Scepanski, Richard Winter, Thomas Rybicki, Patricia Valentino, Constance Tubin, Paulette Skoros, Kathleen Sim- cox, Rosemary Sawma, Nicholas Santora. MR. WALL, ROLL CALL 207 - First Row: Pamela Valone, Karen Wallace, Peter Wizner, John Wood- ard, John Virtuoso, Thomas Young, James Watson, Russell Zimmerman, John Wroblewski, Paul Ver- ciglio, Frederick Whiteside. Second Row: Karen Witmer, Sharon Wilson, Judith Wroblewski, Margaret White, Antoinette Zoda, Willa Whiteside, Sylvia Waokett, Margaret Verna, Dolores Wroblewski, Suz- anne Yanik Kathleen Wozniak. Third Row: Helen Watson, Eileen Weaver, Charles Wilson, Donald Wag- ner, John nlykrent, Richard Wright, Anthony Zito, Ronald Wrobel, Brian Walerowicz, Gary Walos, Wyome Wi is. MR.'WIEBOLDT, ROLL CALL 202 - First Row: James Akers, William Ballard, Terrence Barnes, Lynn Augerot, Barbara Reese, Kathryn Bale, John Adams, John Slish, Mary Barnett, Linda Barber, Willie Maud Smith, Carol Ardus. Second Row: Ronald Bagley, Joseph Bax, Barbara Spillenaar, Patricia Biv- ins, Patricia Arico, Gloria Baldassarre, Daria Barbery Sandra Adams, Jacquelyn Anthony, Frank Bat- tino, Deborah Spuller. Third Row: Louis Bax, William Batley, Christopher Benning, Richard Allen, Thomas Bedford, Richard Beningo, Dannie Smith, Michael Adamschick, Cynthia Ahramaitys, J a mes Austin, Melvin Spencer, William Allen, Marie Alessi. ACT or REVEIRENCE Almighty God, we acknowledge our dependence upon Thee, and we seek Thy blessings upon us, our parents, our teachers, our country, an d upon all mankind. Amen. Eighth Graders Studying Science With Mrs. Sciarrino Miss Fermoile's Eighth Grade Class SEVENTH GRADE There were over 400 -seventh graders sitting in the auditorium of Gaskill on the morning of September 6, 1960. Soon there was a deep voice over the speaker and everyone was silen-t, for it was Mr. Abbott, who said, When your name is called, go out in the hall and stand with the teacher assigned. As the principal started to call the names, you could hear the mumble of voices rising in excitement. There were twelve roll calls, and most friends were -separated until after school. After a few days, we seventh graders really had something to talk about. Each of us ha-d to find o-ur own way because we did not know most of the others in our -classes, but most of u-s got along quite well. Some of us had trouble remembering room numbers and the names of teachers. Roll call troubles should be a subheading in this -story because there were so many problems-for instance, locks. The next big thing was the Hallowe'en party at school. One would go up to the other and say, What are you goin g to be, Dracula or a clown? It was a successful party with many different types of costumes, but one outstanding one was two brothers, Danny and Gilbert Maines, one on top of the other as a tall man. They won first prize. Now there i-s one more thing that some of the seventh gra-ders will participate in, and that is the Variety Show. I know this will be a big suc- cess too. JOHN MACKENN A . ',t , sg ,f' E Y 1 lg! J E 5 K . :jg 4.5! ,WN Mu Nwfff. ? y MR. ARAMINI, ROLL CALL 321 - First Rofw: Nancy Armeli, William Adams, Sharlane Bennett, Barbara Bax, Craig Austin, Cheryl Ashker, Cynthia Bax, Carroll Akers, Joseph Bongiovanni. Second Row: Joseph Gates, Dorothy Anderson, Donna Bennett, .lerrine Brunn Judith Amorelli Anita Baz- zani, Ann Bazzani, Jfudith Baumgartner, Judith Brandon, Cynthia Alleia, George Briggs: Third Row: Barbara Abbolt, Mary Adamo, Mexico Aguilar, Anthony Antonucci, Ernie Antonucci, Joseph Ambrose, Steven Ashby, George Baker, .lack Alessi, Samuel Bettis, Diane Allen. MISS FERMOILE, ROLL CALL 313 e- First Row: Robert Butski, Michele Cain, Cynthia Carver, Walter Campbell, Joel Cain, Alma Coates, Patricia Burnett, Rosemary Ciambrone, Bonnie Caughell, Thomas Carella, Saturna Colavecchia. Second Row: Mary Capio, Larry Bruno, Norman Burgess, Francine Cer- minara, Edward Cieslik, Barbara Case, Allen Cap, John Campbell, Nelson Cirrito, Gloria Chiodo, Sharon Butera. Third Row: Janice Centofanti, Thomas Buftamonte, Richard Coates, John Cobb, Frank Caccia- tore, Tom Burke, Gilbert Bucci, William Clemenger, Louis Cirrito. MR. FREEMAN, ROLL CALL 318 - First Row: Janette Cochrane, Jeanette DeBacco, Denise Cortese, Beverly Dier, Daniel Dingwall, Ronald Di Ramio, Barbara De Troia, Larry Coty, Ernest Domanioo, Thomas Cutini. Second Row: Carol Coulter, Lydia Colosi, Shirley D'Antuono, Mae Curry, Teryl Brooks, Barbara Dellaree, Francis Culter, Don Cosentino, Vincent DiMarco, Margaret DaIPorto, Debo- rah DiAngelo, James Cunningham. Third Row: Marlene DeGregorio, Juliette Smith, Billie' Cowan, Cheryl Diffine, Teresa Di Joseph, Donna Destino, Don D'Avolio, John Bobbera, Gerald De Munda, Roh- ert Donoughe, Rose Mary Conaway. N MR. LAURRIE, ROLL CALL 320 - First Row: Diane Leffler, Evelyn lnguaggiatio, Patricia Lamb, Richard Kodeski, Beverly Jagow, Constance Kowalski, Robert LeFerre, Anthony Kalita, Randall Joyce, Gail Jolley, Grady Kidd, Carol Lazeration. Second Row: Gary Carter, Mary Jones, Joanne Labosky, Ar- lene Marino, Karen Marcucoi, Cheryl Lang, Jeanette Jordan, Mary Lauzau, Sandra Kresman, Monica Lane, Eric Kuriscak, Lois Knapp. Third Row: Ted Jordan, Kenneth La Gamba, Gary Koch, Walter La- mar, Richard Lauter, John Knack, Ronald Kraucxak,'AlIen Leehan, Harold McGhee, David Ciurzcak, Mark Lazeration, Jan lgras. MR. LOMBARDI, ROLL CALL 215 - First Row: Robert Hammon, Sharon Hodge, Joyce Gibbons, David Grabek, Kenneth Giambattista, Herbert Hales, Roianna Hennemen, Michael Heylek, Janis Golanka, Keith Geering, Linda Grace, Gary Goltara. Second Row: Leroy Harris, Sandra Fuller, Joseph Hosie, Duane Kreps, Roger Kanouff, Howard Hayes, Jane Jordan, Alfred Hunt, Richard Golda, Kathleen Hoag, Jon Hughes, Anthony Giannone. Third Row: Joseph Hlavenka, Valerie Gilmore, Linda Lesniak, Susan Horton, Raymond Gerko, Thomas Gorczynski, Wayne Gladish, Luciano Giampa, Mariorie Hewitt, Mary Gilmer, Kathleen Holt. gf' MR. OGDEN, ROLL CALL 401 - First Row: Robert Mellas, Diana Linza, Rita Lymon, Charlann Levy, Gilbert Maines, Danny Maines, Jack Loftterio, John MacKenna, Ernest Lucantonio. Cynthia Melcher, Joseph Lucinski. Second Row: Goldie Richner, Frank Mamon, Patricia Maurer, Patricia McKinney, Earl Mayne, William Martin, Mike Lorenti, Carla Lochren, Alberta McCoy, Nadine McDougald, Melvin Mas- on. Third Row: John Lynch, Gail Luzier, Timothy Leonard, Paul Lupke, Joseph Mauldin, William Mc- Clintock, Joseph Linza, Michelle Ligammari, Patricia Matthews, Lacy McCoy, Gerry Martin. MR. SHARP, ROLL CALL 303 - First Row: Barbara Miller, Jeffrey Morgan, James Navis, Samuel Morreale, Edwin Ochal, Bonita Miller, Judith Mills, John Miller, Alice Orsi, Allan Munro, David Neil- sen, Edward Murgia. Second Row: Donald Montonari, Nancy Neubauer, John Orynawko, Mary Ann Merino, Theresa Ogrodowski, Elaine Morreale, Josephine Moro, Loretta Milczarski, James Oleniczak, Gregory Mitchell, Edward Messing, Mr. Sharp, Third Row: Madeline Naccarato, Linda Nation, Gloria Montani, Linda Nunnery, William Ninness, Gerardo Nardelli, Joanne Mills, Marlene Milczarski, Sandra Muggleton, Sandra Motfitt, Karen 0'Lay. -. MR. STEWART, ROLL CALL 312 - First Row: Deborah Plumer, Beverly Perno, Louise Placek, Mich- ael Pennington, William Phillips, Frederick Price, Anthony Pietrzyk, Felix Picco, Alan Rennie, Bruce Pryce, Paula Peunic. Second Row: Dianna Paonessa, Susan Pay, Susan Perriman, Stanley Pie- tras, Judy Peller, Frances Passalacqua, Cynthia Ramos, Janet Pena, Eileen Ostrowski, Margaret Gen- eral, Barbara Reed, Sammuel Perkins, Maxine McCandless. Third Row: Karen Petrazzoulo, Geraldine Richwalder, Jane Owens, Linda Renford, Arnetta Page, Carol Piccirillo, Roger Pike, Joan Plennert, Sylvester Scott, Allida Peterson, Frank Peplowski. MISS TRAUB, ROLL CALL 324 - First Row: Judith Dunlap, Patricia Galganski, Robert Goodwin Ben- iamin Eodice Sh h G b , ep en as arre, Richard Fox, Michael Gallina, Guy Forcucci, Beverly Dury, Francine Frazier. Second, Row: Sharon Ewing, Edward Dunbar, Charles Gardner, Barbara Gawel, Lois Fisher, Trudy Fabin, Darlene Garner, Lorraine Galabinski, Sandra Fitzgerald, Janice Drabczyk, Janice Galan- te. Third Row: Candace Ferk, Joseph Forcucci, Anita Farella, Barbara Fritz, Joseph Falsetti, Charles Fiore, Douglas Garrow, Janet Cecula, Linda Garrow, Cynthia Frisina, Robert Franks, Sharon Fleury. MR. TYSZKA, ROLL CALL 301 - First Row: Leonina Serianni, lan Schofield, Cathy Ruff, Patrick S d . . . . ny er, Nancy Slkora, Susan Shaner, Edward Salacuse, Linda Skrlln, Gloria Sweeney, Anthony Sala- cuse. Second Row: Joseph Salacuse, Margaret Rizzotto, Gloria Simpson, Jacqueline Roberts, Linda San- nicola, Mark Safierstone, Michael Slipko, Karen Sandonato, Patricia Scalzo, Patricia Schultz, Marvin Shimmel. Third Row: Larry R. Scott, Gloria Rodriauez, Larry Mae Scott, Lottie Rodgers, Sylvia Sand- ers, Leonard Rinker, Jacqueline Searcy, Sharon Sinclair, Patricia Sams, Theresa Shear. MISS WIGHTMAN, ROLL CALL 314 - First Row: Daniel Sofia, Marcia Sosnowski, Kathleen Stevens, Elaine Toscani, Patricia Strassburg, Mae Helen Todd, Beveriy Spencer, Lucretia Turner, Diane Stopa, Frank Talarico, Jack Sprague. Second Row: Bernadette Sobczyk, Anthony Ventresca, Diana Turner, Judith Stanek, Robert Thompson, Walter Tracinski, Nancy Sunderlin, Louise Thomas, Rita Talarico, Judith Soluri, Jane van Duersen. Third Row: Mitchel Stumpo, Frank Vaccarella, Laurel Sobczak, Don- ald Torre, Joanne Nabours, Kenneth Vaux, Eugene Strassburg, Kerry Tutt, Shirley Reed, Dana Toell- ner, Conrad Tubin, Robert Szafran, Eugene Stanwick. MR. WOODLEY, ROLL CALL 309 - First Row: Shirley Watson, Michael Whelan, Linda Wyno, Andrea Viverito, Fred Wills, Daniel Reid, Andrea Wagner, James Viscuglia, Terry Wagner, Lydia Williams, David White. Second Row: Christine Wade, Walter Zaczek, Sandra Weigel, Stanley Wright, Not Available, David Walos, Leo Wagner, David Wright, Anna Marie Villani, Richard Zachary, Andrea Zaso. Third Row: Louise Volpe, Kenneth Walaszek, Roger Weld, Paul Vermette, Joseph Zito, Patricia Zydzik, Frances Wieszczyk, Ruth Wheeler, Thomas Placek. MRS. CHASE, ROLL CALL 219 - First Row: Frank Johns, Mary Davis, Minnie Seright, Patricia Stall- worth, William Stafford. Second Row: Walter Wynn, John Ridgeway, Gary Simcox, Robert Bogan, Daniel Barry. Third Row: Donald Kittle, Robert Koontz, John Truesdale, James Palmeri, Willie Myles. MR. SCHUSTER, ROLL CALL 220 - First Row: John Porter, Joanne Pileggi, Dolores Wieleba, Shir- ley Davis. Second Row: Kenneth Crewe, Larry Hurtt, Wayne Brooks. Third Row: Van Jenkins, George Hart, Stanley Redrick, Robert Teber, Francis Smiech. MR. SOTTILE, ROLL CALL 218 - First Row: Betty McClain, Linda Crewe, Jacqueline Dotson, Wilma Stalworth, Christine Pierog. Second Row: Samuel Dierolf, Claude Sams, Daniel Kutis, James Hoyt, Walter Smith, Larry Leeman, Arthur Ferguson. Third Row: James Hanns, Hubert Swanson, Edward Robertson, Mark Stevens, John Brewer. ALMA MATER With heart and voice we join with one accord To praise our Alma Ma'ter's name. In -all the land there's noft another 'school Who has won 'greater honor and fame. Chorus A song of praise for our dear old school - We'll ever be loyal and true. Let her banner so bright st-and ever in the light And bring her the honor thlart is due. Seventh Graders Studying Math With Mr. Lombardi Miss Aun9ier's Seventh Grade English Class OUR GUIDANCE COUNSELORS Mr. Henderson, Mrs. Oliver, Mr. McGrath NEWCOMERS LOOK SERIOUS ssummwu Mr. Wall's Tenth Grade Math French with Miss lngrasci Tenth Grade Typing Miss Griffis' Bookkeeping Class Using the Vu-graph Machine Mr. Canavan's Metal Shop Mr. Sfefs' Wood Shop .19 Miss Densford's Cooking Class for Seventh Grade Girls Mrs. Horab's Sewing Class Mr. McGreevy's Ci1'. Ed. Class Using lhe Film Strip Proiecfor Mr. A. Schusier's Mechanical Drawing for Eighth Grade Boys Educational TV on Channel Sevenfeen The Library pu-lvlll ----'--'. 5, , ACTIVITIES M Q E5 M W nffe ffL'- .5 , H -sd 4 Ng lil! gQa2 ' E vi 'beer 7 I I g et -Q ' I li?-if xfkallpie Klan' GASKILUS STUDENT COUNCIL John Zankowski Charlene DiLeonardo Presldenl' Vice-President Working towards a better school, the Student Council, composed of representa- tives from every roll call, strives to promote student welfare and encourage school activities. Over the years, the Council has accomplished much for the school. Projects to raise money for our adopted girl, Vera Frezza, numerous assemblies, and afternoon and evening dances rank high among this year's achievements. Mrs. Twardoski, Mr. Berkeley, and Mr. Stewart are this ye-ar's staff of advisers. Together, the officers and advisers have made this year's Council a truly effec- tive and successful organization. -Susan Strack STUDENT COUNCIL COMMITTEE CHAIRMEN Robert lnskeep, Phillip Keller, Rosemary Scott, Mrs. Twardoski, Sandra Tanlillo, Cyn- fhia Chiodo, Elizabeth Halkowicz. ROLL CALL PRESIDENTS First Row: Anthony Salacuse, Charlene DiLeonardo, Larry Leeman, Alice Scrutaru Joseph Pietras, Dianne Paonessa. Second Row: Laurena Phillips, Linda Nation Rosa lyn Peri, Judy Soluri, Sandra Weigal, Charles Wilson. Third Row: Norman Wynes Hubert Swanson, Joseph Genovese, John Zankowski, Clarence Ward, Ernest Risden MORE ROLL CALL PRESIDENTS First Row: Michael Marrone, Kathleen Hoag, Craig Austin, John Lynch Thomas Buf tamonti, Joseph Genovese, Charlene DiLeonardo, John Zankowski, Kathleen Kaczynsku Marge Gugino, Kathleen Conti, Louise Grande, Patricia Arico. Second Row Mary Dav is, Roseanne Colucci, Carol Delloppo, Steve Moieski, Joanne Labosky, Barbara Gawel Mary Ellen Ambrosia, David Donato, Lynne Brovata, Linda Martino Gary Casten Third Row: Roger Fabin, Phillip Keller, Paul Mokhiber. SENTIMENTAL JOURNEY K MC's Phillip Keller, Donna Skrlin, Joh-n Kuczwanki, Paula Grochala, Frank Kankolenski, Jean Nunnery. This year's highly successful variety show production, Sentimental Journey, a musical revue in three acts depicting life at Siedelmeir's from 1920 to 1961, was presented to students on March 14- 16 and to the public on March 17. Each act highlighted a different era and showed how music, song, and dance changed at the club through the years. Aiding the director, James R. Stewart, in the writing of the original dialogue were Robert Inskeep fwho also portrayed Siedelmeirj, Donna Skrlin, John Kuczwanski, Martin Sawma, Alfred DeLuca, and Linda Martino. Among those who contributed substantially to the production were Gary Hayes and Sharon Davidson, winners of the Best Act Award for Baby Sittin' Boogie , also Tom Carlson, James Coyle, Barbara Leonard, Sue Strack, Phil Kel- ler, James Sorour, Gary Di Laura, Joette Armeli, Angelo Valentino, Sharon Le Page, Beverly Tedesco, Tony Soluri, Gary Gage, James MacLaren, Heidi Mueller, Tom Cutini, Dennis Paolini, and Louis Cir- rito, all of whom were active in more than one phase of the production. Young and Foolish BlbY Siffin' B009i0 Me and MY Shadow lf I Didlff Cafe Rebel Walk Mr. Siedelmeir and Family what g Classroom 67 First Row: Charlene DiLeonardo, Elizabeth Manning, Jean Hudson, Ruby Johnson, Joseph Critelli, Robert Hewitt, Susan Morgan, Elizabeth Halkowicz, Joseph Genovese, Carol Maturani, Barbara Fox, Shari Cole, Lynne Brovata, Ann Mazza, Karen Gales, Carol Lee. Second Row: Heidi Mueller, Cynthia Chioclo, Linda Metzler, Carolyn Hager, Jeanne Manning, Emilia DeSimone, Nancy Abbott, Lorraine Lauzones, Gretchen Mess, Jerauld Moldnhauer, Mark Baxter, Gregory Barker, Phillip Bies. Third Row: Viann Laurendi, Steve Hyla, John Kuczwanski, Thomas Carlson, Stanley Hriczak. THE GASKILL CHAPTER OF THE NATIONAL JUNIOR HONOR SOCIETY First Row: Sandra Tantillo, Saundra Thomson, Margaret Williams, Frank Serrio, Thom- as Weisflog, Elizabeth Halkowicz, Joseph Genovese, Carol Maturani, Rosalyn Peri, Paulette Whittle, Carol Yankelunas. Second Row: Jill Palumbo, Louise Scheider, Susan Strack, Theresa Urbaniak, John Zankowski, Arthur Rogers, Dimitri Rimanosky, Michael Reele, James Pitman, Bradley Smith. THE DIAL First Row: Charlene Di Leonardo, Tom Carlson, Rose Levy, Cheryl Taylor, Susan Kadykowski, Gretchen Mess, Sally Lawrence, Adele Smith, Joyce Kowalski, Patricia Zachary. Second Row: Joette Armeli, Marian Farella, Heidi Mueller, Roger Fabin, Ann Morganti, Miss Fezer, Kathy Conti, Mary Ellen Ambrosio, Karen Lloyd, Linda Martino, Lynne Brovata, Janet Militello, Marilyn Leone, Viann Laurendi, Sheila Dun- lop, Phyllis Bobek, Ann Mazza, Peggy McKnight, Cynthia Chiodo. Missing from pic- ture: Carol Maturani, Cheryl Cacner. THE DIAL is the official newspaper at Gaskill Junior High School. Serving as a medium of expression for the student body and -the faculty, this publication also helps promote and carry out the fine traditions for which Gaskill is widely known. A group of 25 students under the direction of their adviser, Miss Fezer, perform all the journalistic tasks that are a part of publishing a newspaper. This year a total of 831 subscriptions were sold to the student publication. The Gaskill Achievement Emblem and awards were presented to the 'three roll calls which showed outstanding school spirit by having 10096 subcriptions to the Dial. -Susan Kadykowski and Tom Carlson BEN FRANKLIN CLUB ,MUSC STRING ENSEMBLE First Row: Lorna Rusk, Marilyn Clarke, Francine Schiro, Thomas Weisflog, Sheila Dunlop. Second Row: Elizabeth Manning, Mischelle Buck, Margaret Williams, Ann Mazza. Third Row: Mr. Schatz, Raymond Roberts, Louise Soheider, Jill Palumbo, Bar- bara Stewart, Paul Mokhiber. Amon-g the many activities at Gaski-ll, our Music Department plays a very im- portant role. Our various musical organizations perform for assemblies and other programs such as the annu-al Spring Concert. The Ninth and Tenth Grade Chorus as well as the Girls' Glee Club, the Bar- bershoppers, and the Boys' Choir are under the guidance of Miss Farley. Mr. Schatz has charge of the Orchestra, Band, String Ensemble, and the Dance Band. This year our Music Department has put forth a whole-hearted effort to in- crease the enjoyment of music for every student. -Louise Scheider DANCE BAND First Row: Patricia McCall, Trent Gavazzi, Gary DiLaura, Jamie Gotowko, James Gro- chala, Thomas DePetris, Sam Mussari. Second Row: Marilyn Clarke, Susan Strack, Thomas Weisflog, Leonard Cancilla, Paul Mokhiber. Third Row: Mr. Schatz, Raymond Roberts, John Kasprzak, Lewis Jones, John Russell, Walter Watson, Eugene Ochal, Frank Scaletta, Thomas Furgal. ORCHESTRA First Row: Thomas DePetris, James Coyle, John Glasgow, Lorna Rusk, Mischelle Buck, Ann Mazza, Sheila Dunlop, Francine Schiro, Marilyn Clarke, Jacqueline Tompkins, Kathleen- Kaczynski, Irene Thomon, David Hager. Second Row: Trent Gavazzi, Saundra Thomson, Susan Strack, Barbara Stewart, Elizabeth Manning, Margaret Williams, Thomas Weistlog, Walter Watson, Louise Scheider, Jill Palumbo, Teresa Perekovich. Th-ird Row: Thomas Furgal, George Turner, William Klettke, Raymond Roberts, Bev- erly McGee, Jack Hodgekiss, Lewis Jones, John Russell, James Bradigan, Robert Mar- tin, Linda Griffin, Mr. Schatz, Paul Mokhiber. BAND First Row: Charles Thompson, Lorraine D'AmeIio, Bette-Lynn Watts, Sam Musari, Michael LaBarbera, Joseph Pietras, John Owsinski, John Dochstader, Angelo Ven- tresca, John Wroblewski, James Grochala, Jamie Glotowko, Frank Previte, Leonard Cancilla, Frank Scaletta 181. Second Row: Patricia McCall, Sharon Hertzmann, Kath- leen Strack, Lynn Augerot, Saundra Thomson, Susan Strack, Jill Palumbo, Loretta Schultz, Marilyn Clarke, Michael Adamshick, Trent Gavazzi, Robert Martin, Frank Scaletta 195, Walter Marcyan, Nicholas Santora, Paul Mokhiber. Third Row: Mr. Schatz, John Taylor, John Cordner, Paul Haseley, Raymond Roberts, John Kasprzak, Jack Hodgekiss, Robert Keperski, Lewis Jones, John Russell, Gary DiLaura, Walter Wat- son, Eugene Ochal, Anthony Gruppo, James Bradigan, Thomas Furgal, Thomas De- Petris, Norman Gray, Richard Spalla. Soprano I and II Linda Hoag Francine Schiro Diane DeFranco Jeanne Manning Sally Lawrence Karen Gales Carol Lee Marian Farella I Susan Kadykowskl Joanne Yacus GIRLS' GLEE CLUB Judy Luck Lorraine Lauzonis Bette Lynn Watts Barbara Seyler Dorothy Kowalski Sue Page, Ann Mazza Sheila Dunlop Adele Smith Gladys Steele Judy Mamon Mary Ann Wroblewski Aho Debbie Page Sharon Ketch Marietta Shine Ella Mae Lane Lilli Rich Sara Richardson Cheryl Cacner Sandy Tantillo Marie Nowacki Sharon Austin Sandra Blair Helen Blair Geraldine Kurowski Louise Scheider Gretchen Mess Jeanne Hudson Heidi Mueller Phyllis Lester Rose Levy Barbara Fox Shari Cole Karen Lloyd Shirley McCormick Christine Wilk Marcia Polewicz Mary Ellen Ambrosio Jill Palumbo Marilyn Clarke Sharon Le Page Barbara Rosino Linda Vallina Barbara Viscomi Juanita Gonzalez Susie Morgan Linda Metzler Laurena Phillips Bridget Walsh Carole Larabee Susan Strack Sandy Thomson Linda Martino Peggy McKnight Kathy Frisina Tenor-Bass John Bies Ronald Scott Tom Carlson Gary Hayes Carl Hriczak Angelo Valentino Joe Vilardo James Sorour Soprano I Lynn Augerot Nancy Bowie Judy Bowser Cathy Farina Susie Fogg Karen Gales Janet Hall Bertha Hamilton Diane Krencisz Eileen Weaver Barbara Spillinaar Loretta Webb Linda Hoag Rose Marie Serianni Kathleen Strack Kathie Simcox Antoinette Zoda Sue Metzler Ann Mazza Loanne LePiano Sharon Ketch Carol Pasisz Angela Malone Soprano II Nancy Abbott Barbara Bundy Marilyn Clarke Mary Centofanti Linda Hewitt Penney Jewell Susan Morgan Teresa Perekovich Francine Schiro Barbara Zahno Karen Wallace Theresa Sivulich Mary Ann Rydzy Jo Ann Massaro Donna Winkworth NINTH AND TENTH GRADE CHORUS Sylvia Wackett Joanne Stanish Peggy Verna Christine Czwierly Ruby Johnson Alto Patricia Arico Pat Calvello Claudia Coleman Barbara Fox Linda Griffin Carol Larabee Chris Mocniak Marcia Polewicz Terryl Sayers Alice Scrufari Laurel Shofstahl Connie Tubin Jackie Tompkins Jo Ann Raymond Jill Palumbo Chris Wilk Judy Mamon Judy Scepanski Carol Lee Lennie Gravino Kathy Kacynski Gail Rajczak Naomi Conti OFFICE HELPERS . Seated: Mrs. Woicik, Mis Cicero. Standing: Nancy Maro, Marie Nowacki, Kathleen Conti, Rosemary Coliceno, Chrisiine Sosnowski, Sandra Bazzani, Carol Buscemi, Linda MdCIintock..Marcia Polewicz, Florence Promowicz, Beafrice Walerowicz. SCHOOL STORE MATH CLUB Miss Haggerty Heidi Mueller CLINIC ASSISTANTS Firsf Row: Diana Noakes, Mrs. Thomas. Second Row: Patricia Wozniak, Nancy Siiefel, Marcia Chambers, Lynne Brovafa, Christine Wilk, Paula Grochala. JUNIOR RED CROSS COUNCIL Donna Skrlin, Stephen Hyla, Michael Kosui, Louise Grande STAGE AND SOUND CREW Mark Lazeralion, Thomas Swallwell, James McLaren, Thomas Young, Bradley Smith, Roberf Marlin, Mark Safferstone, Waller Watson, Ronald Kreilner. Thomas Carlson, Gerry Marlin, Louis Cirrilo, Anthony Gruppo. SCIENCE CLUB y Jerauld Moldenhauer, Stanley Hriczak, Shirley McCormick, Dimitri Rimanowsky, Sharon LePage, and Mr. DiChiara, adviser. 75 TRAFFIC First Row: Gllenn Scott, James Coyle, Lydia Williams, Judith Mills, Joanne Basso, Sharon Holder, Bette-Lynn Watts, Michael Pennington, Lawrence Scott, Robert Franks, Grady Kidd. Second Row: Lawrence Hurt, Darlene Gordon, Lela Cauley, Rosemary Scott, Eileen Weaver, Patricia McCall, George Hart, Lil'Iy Rich, Dolores Smith, Kerry Tutt, Linda Griffin, Robert Coots. Third Row: Clarence Wardy John Taylor, John Cordner. LIBRARY ASSISTA NTS Seated: Janel Gaertner, Cynthia Carver, Louise Grande, Shirley Bale, Kathy Bale. Second Row: Mischelle Buck, Jean Hudson, Heidi Mueller, Sandra Jolley, Kathy Fri- sina, Karen Koryl, Rosanne Colucci, Carol Buscemi, Joette Armeli, Linda Schultz. Third Row: Albert McFayden, Louis Cirrito-, Linda Griffin, Paula Pietkiewicz. CIVILIAN DEFENSE COURIERS First Row: Ruby Johnson, Cynthia Jacobs, Linda Barber, Skaidrite Gibelis. Second Row: Bertha Hamilton, Lynn Augerot, Sue Ann Raley, Karen Gales, Lorraine D'Ame- lio, Joette Armeli. ,CIVILIAN DEFENSE SQUAD Patient: Robert Lentine. First Row: Vincent Anello, Gary Walos, Robert Paonessa, Thomas Magee, John Hessen, Dominick Molinaro, Charles Wilson, Al DeLuca. Second Row: Charles Harding, Richard Wright, Robert lnskeep, Dennis Perez, Steve Moieski, John Ferrari, Steve Enos. Third Row: William Swalwell, Douglas Knox, John Scheider, Henry Musgrove, Carl Hriczak, J-ames Roman, Anthony Gruppo. Instructor, Coach Labosky. .1 , COLOR GUARD First Row: James Bullman, Kathleen Strack, Fred Rannalli. Second Row: Judith Brandon, Irene Fair. Third Row: Claude LaPIante, Adele Smith. THE YEARBOOK Of the various activilties and events at Gaskill, the distribution of the Year- book is one that is eagerly anticipated by the student body. The staff, students from Miss Brennan's 10-A class and the Honor Society, has worked hard and put forth much effort in compiling this book in the hope that it would meet and surpass the quality standard set by other fine yearbooks. Pictured on the title page are the three co-editors, Gary Martin, Heidi Mueller, and Louise Scheider. Credit for the cover design goes to Robert Inskeep. Faculty advisers were Miss Brennan, Miss Storey, Mr. Kinan, and Mr. Tyszka. This book serves as a record for 'the year 1960-1961. May you enjoy it now as in years to come. T - Heidi Mueller YEARBOOK ART STAFF Seated: Thomas Weisflog, Linda Hoag, Lorraine Lauzonis, Shari Cole, Carol Lee. Sta nding: Adele Smith, Jerauld Moldenhauer, Bradley Smith, Jill Palumbo, Louise Scheider, John Kuczwanski, Phillip Keller, Robert lnskeep, Raymond Roberts, Frank Serrio. 14-T.E ffmmm S lfjjjw , I ,1' ff 5 4 K L V x 1 f mr , s' 1 x - ii f Ei33V2ZQVf?ffV fXiV A X CHEERLEADERS Left fo right: Janis Civilelfo, Mary Lou Zarosl, Janet Militello, Marilyn Leone, Louise Grande, Kathleen Conti, Mary Ellen Ambrosia, Roslyn Mrugia. Besides offering a wide selection of academic subjects, Gaskill also offers many sports activities. These are also essential, for a strong body is as important as a strong mind. Boys are offered basketball, football, swimming, and track, Everyone wants to win, of course, but this is not possible. What is more important is that being on a team with the other guys teaches thie student how to get along with others and work together. Girls' sports include volleyball, table tennis, swimming, basketball and the important task of cheerleading. It is doubtful that any of us will ever make the Olympics - but we have fun. -Gary Martin GIRLS' GYM BQYS' GYM A SEVENTH GRADE BASKETBALL ALL-STARS First Row: Thomas Buffamonfe, Gary Carter, James Oleniczak, David While, Randy Joyce, Samuel Morreale, Ernest Domanico, Joseph Bongiovanni, Terence Wagner, David Walos. Second Row: Coach Blinco, Donald Torre, Paul Vermefle, Thomas Craella, Steven Ashby, Anthony Venlresca, and Sob Haick, mgr. EIGHTH GRADE BASKETBALL ALL-STARS Kneeling: Frank Colucci, Gerald DeMunda, Russell Zimmerman, William Ballard, Joseph Bax, Hiram Haynes, James Bullman, Gary Walos. Second Row: Robert Paonessa, Charles Wilson, William McCIinfock, Phillip Holody, Richard Wrighf, Michael Adam- shick, James MacLaren, and Sob Haick, mgr. NINTH GRADE BASKETBALL ALL-STARS Kneeling: Dennis Ormsby, James Magee, Richard Wagner, Leo Ward, Anthony Gruppo, Edward Pielrowski. Second Row: Coach Blinco, Gary Hayes, Frank. Falr Jr., John Kasprzak, John Scheider, Julius Toenniessen, Sieve Hyla, and Sob Hilllk, 'HSI'- GIRLS' AQUATIC CLUB S Seated: Paula Peunic, Karen 0'Lay, Janet Pena, Lorraine D'AmeIio, Mary Ann Thomson, Eileen Thom- son, Christine Cwierley, Irene Thomson, Cynthia Ramos, Linda Barber, Martha McCulloch. Standing: K th C B rba Abbott N o ' Conti Nanc Abbott Susa Horton M Iene Milczarski, Cyn a y onnor, a ra , a ml , y , n , ar thia Frisina, Trudy Fabin, Susan Struck, Mrs. Murray, instructor. BOWLING AT THE CRYSTAL TEA GASKILI. S ' c is 3'-a Q 2. E o .c I- . o UI : o .I UI 2 L N .: U . UI UU o 1: .E Z E .2 5 s 0 C D L. D Z' n. I .I C ll L 10- Q N W 0- n. 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