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

Text from Pages 1 - 88 of the 1962 volume:

-n Y J 4 4 w :za - CHARLES B. GASKILL JLINICR HIGH SCHOCDL MW Jiffy Q! W WM fijfwfj J M1 WW 1 'W X 0 fl! 4,545 ., l NIAGARA FALLS I Kb! A-H 'Ai7'lfdf'wf QQLQY WW ,4 'I . . ,yt K if x X N -V L KNOWLEDGE E POWER E,E fEEE E M XJBQGRESSX As 1 Remember 1961-1962 Edited by Caskill Chapter of the National Junior Honor Society Sponsored by N - THE STUDENT COUNCIL HONOR SOCIETY STUDENT CoUNc1L oFF1eERs oFF1eERs P dent .................,...4.....,.. Teresa Urbaniak i V Presideni ...,.................,. Linda Martino Pfeydenf ------------4--- ---------- --4--- -I Ohh 28611 5 eq-ary .QUAA---'...1-l'--4.,-.--..- Roberf Kaczynski gllce-Presidenf ..............,,...... Janice Civilef D ' P 3 FORE WGRD As we look at the following pages, they will remind us indirectly of our internationally renowned State Power Project. Just recently a switch was thrown to mark the beginning of electrical production from this new facility. Likewise we here at Gaskill Junior High School have been working and acquiring valuable knowledge and ability. This has led us to consider choos- ing the theme Knowledge, Power, Progress from which Project-Gaskill has originated. In this yearbook, we have tried to list our school activities which we hope you will enjoy. Let us now pause and look at the highlights of the past year. Dimitri Rimanosky, Editor Emilia DeSimone, Assistant Editor 4 0 DEDICATION . X X , D4, ll A 5+ , n V V s N AN This year we would like to dedicate ' V X our yearbook, Project-Gaskill, to a W number of people. First, to the senior A class which will be the last tenth 1 grade in Gaskill. Next, to the ninth , grade which is spending its last year at Gaskill and will move to High School for their tenth year. Also to the faculty members who are leaving here to assume similar duties at Niag- ara Falls High. Last but not least to the retiring teachers who have faith- fully served on the faculty for many- years. To all these groups go our best wishes for happiness and success. EMILIA A. Des1MoNE ACKNOWLEDGEMENT The staff for this yearbook wishes to express their sincere thanks to Miss Storey, our advisor, and Mrs. Condino, her assistant, for their guidance in editing the book. To Miss Finley and Mr. Kinan, our business managers, we are grateful for their part in making it a financial success, as well as the Student Council who sponsored it, and the faculty and student body who supported it. Not only to the Honor Society members who helped but also to typist Lorna Rusk and artist Tony Gagliardi do we owe a debt of grati- tude. Finally, we wish to thank Mr. Abbott, our principal, and Mr. Gold- stein, our vice-principal, for their encouragement and support. Emilia DeSimone 5 BOARD OF EDUCATION Seated, left to right: Peter Longhine, Laura Marie Pifer, George Kauber, Joseph Chille, William Collins, Erma R. Runals. Standing, left to right: Albert J. Fose, John C. Lunney, Richard Doherty, Nea I. Brown, Secretary, Frank J. Lang, Business Manager, Weldon R. Oliver, Superintendent, Robert J. McKnight, Business Assistant. DR. WELDON OLIVER MR. HARRY ABATE Superintendent of Schools Deputy Supa,-infendenf MR. ELTON SCHWINGER Deputy Superintendent of Secondary Education MR. FRANK LANG Denuty Superintendent of Business Affairs 6 ADMINISTRATION Qweiinw fzam fha Dfmeapal This year marks a planned change in Gaskill's organization. Next fall upon the completion of the addition to Niagara Falls High School, we will change to a true junior high program, 7th. 8th and 9th grades. The outstanding leadership, loyalty, school spirit and service that our 10th grade students will take with them to their new school will strengthen that school. They will now have three years to become a true part of that school. I know that those of you who remain will assume the mantle of leadership, loyalty, spirit and service continuing the tradition and greatness of Gaskill. MAURICE M. ABBOTT kann Zfze Wake pfzinoqaaf The successful Astronaut concerns himself with: Do I have adequate power? Are my direction controls O.K.? The 'successful student must ask himself: Am I generating enough power to get to my goal? Do I know what my goals are and do I keep myself on course? PLAN AND WORK NOW TO INSURE FOR YOURSELF A GOOD LAUNCHING AND HAPPY LANDINGS! GOOD LUCK! JACOB N. GOLDSTEIN FACULTY Front row: Adele Hamam, Carmella Volpe, Mary lngrasci, Giovanna Thomas. Second row: Joseph Arcos, Francis Gilson, Donald Freeman, Alfonse Gavin, Carrol King, George Schuster, John McCarthy. f Third row: Harold Schotz, William Ogden, Karl Stets, Arthur Schuster, Thomas Farley, John Douglas. Back row: William Berkeley, Cornelius Canavan, Lawrence Stephens. Front row: Marva Kincannon, Patricia Ann Sabatine, Mildred Wiseman, Bertha Storey. Second row: Amel Kinan, Elizabeth Barmore, Mary Mead, Jean McLaren. Back row: Robert Hall, James Stewart, Frank Woodley, James Carey, Katherine Hendrick. 8 FACULTY Front row: Marguerite Clarkson, Lucy Wightman, Neil Kwiatkowski, Frances Shearing, Anne Schreiber. Second row: Mary Brennan, Marion Densford, Anthony DiChiara, James Lombardi, William Hood, Helen Fermoile. Third row: Jacqueline Kane, Eleanore Smith, Edward Velie, Arthur Aramini, John Sharp, Jean Hamilton. Back row: Guy Sottile, Robert Laurrie, Eugene Asklar, Edward McGreevy, Cal Brennan. Front row: Frances McCormick, Cynthia Ogden, David Kline. Second row: Minnie Grittis, Esther Schaltz, William Labosky, Robert Muscarella. 9 GUIDANCE COUNSELORS Seated-Mrs. Oliver, Mr. McGrath, Mr. Henderson. Standing-Mr. Gavin, Miss Brennen, Mr. DiChiara. '-s ., w NR Q xc 'OFFICE STAFF A Edna Knowlton, Henrietta Swiatkowski, 'and Jean Woicik I0 f? as ff aaa x XQ wa X N. ,, SEI-- se. J. ,. 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Maui Stefanco .. .if 3 ml Nancy Stiefel EX 'mf' I 04 Geraldine Stopa David Sunderland Joseph Synoradzki Carol Szarszewski Mary Jo Szwedo Theresa Szydlowska Thomas Tedesco Toni Tedesco Gregory Trane ' Carol Tetslaff Mary Ann Thomson Jacqueline Turco Theresa Urbaniak Phyllis VanHorn Dorothy Ventry .loan Ventry Kenneth Wakley Shely Watson Bette Lynn Watts David Weaver Kenneth Wells Ronald White Christine Wilk Roger Will Margaret Williams Terry Wills Dennis Wilson Mary Ann Wroblewski Norman Wynas Joanne Yacus John Zacher Katherine Zaczek Barbara Zahno Christine Zaleski Paulette Zalocha Robert Zambito Carol Zankowski Sandra Zaremski SENIORS NOT IN PICTURES Mary Lou Zarosl Bonnie Zetes James Zielinski Jeanette Zoda Margarie Williams David Billups, Mario Bosso, William Bulliriant, Carl Clute, Gordon Davidson, Frank Jurecki, Nancy Maro, James Malinowski, Margaret Rosino, Thomas Rydelek, Maeretta Shine, Michael Stahl, Robert Taylor, Dorothy Tieoney, Francine Viscuglia, Leo J. Ward. SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS T DENNIS ORMSBY FRANK FAIR MARCIA President Vice-President Secretary PETER FONTANA Treasurer TEN TH GRADE HISTORY This year marks the finish of the New York State Power Project as well as four enjoyable years at Gaskill Junior High School by the tenth grade class of 1962. September 1958 was an exciting month for the new 7th graders, who began to concentrate eagerly on great problems presented to them by many teachers. Our foremost purpose was to get all we could from Junior High School. It started out well for Judy Mamon, David Weaver, Jerry Molden- hauer, and Vicky Tomasine, who were winners of the best costumes at the Halloween Party. In December the 7th grade swimmers had a happy victory over North. The 8th grade was another happy year for the class. The awards for the highest average for the year before went to Thomas Weisflog and Brad Smith. The winners of the spelling bee were Peggy McKnight and Jackie Finley. In the Science Contest the honors went to Walter Watson, Tom Carlson and John Pileggi. For the first time the eighth grade put on their own Variety Show which was a huge success with songs, skits, and panto- mines. Louise Grande and Christine Wilk were the announcers and Linda Martino, Dennis Perez, Dave Donato, and Jeff Plumer all performed in more than one act of the show, with Mr. Stewart as director. The 9th grade was still another successful year. Thirty-one 9th graders were inducted into the National Junior Honor Society. The highest average honors went to Brad Smith and Joe Critelli. Our champion football team was cheered on by the very capable cheerleaders: Janice Civiletto, Mary Lou Zarosl, Louise Grande, and Mary Ellen Ambrosio. After an exciting cam- paign John Zacher and Janice Civiletto were elected President and Vice- President of the Student Council having defeated Dennis Perez and Theresa Urbaniak. Ninth grade officers elected that year were Theresa Urbaniak, Dennis Perez and Gary Hayes. In our fourth and final year at Gaskill all of us were saddened but happy for the few who went to High School for their 10th year. The Honor Society elected their new president, Theresa Urbaniakg vice-president, Linda Martino, and secretary-treasurer, Robert Kaczynski. Christmas came and with it came the annual Christmas program.4Many 10th graders sang in it, and Gary Hayes, as Santa Claus, directed the sing- ing of Christmas carols. The musical comedy On the Range was put on in March with many of us participating, among whom were Linda Martino, Barry McRae, and Peggy McKnight, with Miss Haman as director. Our hearts are filled with joy and sadness at the thought of leaving Gaskill, but we know that we will never forget our Alma Mater. Historians Nancy Abbott and Sam Rangatore 23 CLASS PROPHECY OF 1962 PLACE-Niagara Falls, Perez's Old Spanish Inn TIME-1975 DENNY TO MARCIA: Do you know where I can find Perez's Old Spanish Inn? MARCIA: No, I don't. Gee, you look awfully familiar. Aren't you Dennis Ormsby? DENNY: Yes, I am. MARCIA: I thought so. Do you remember me? I'm Marcia Ritchlin. DENNY: Yes. Are you the same Marcia Ritchlin that lives in New York and designs the latest space suits? MARCIA: Yes, I am. ROSE: Marcia, how nice to see you again. MARCIA: Rose, do you remember Dennis Ormsby, our tenth grade class president? ROSE: Why, of course I do. DENNY: What are you doing now? ROSE: Didn't you know. I married Dave Donato, the multi-billionaire fthat's why I married himb who manufactures gold plated dentures. JOHN: I'm sorry I'm late, but I had to finish some work at the office. MARCIA: Well. John Hesson, what's your latest occupation? JOHN: Didntt you hear, I'm president of the G. M. B. C. MARCIA: What's that? JOHN: That's the Garbage Men's Business Corporation. DENNY: Has anyone heard anything of the rest of the crowd? JOHN: Why yes, I was best man at the Mele and Fontana wedding last week at Perez's Old Spanish Inn. ROSE: Remember Lorraine Lauzonis? She's a model for Batista Designs now. DENNY: Can you imagine Nancy Abbott as a cigarette girl at the Hotel Freeman? JOHN: Would you believe that Linda Martino is now acclaimed the most successful actress on Broadway? ROSE: Yes, I saw her last movie, What a Classroom, co-starring George Hart, Marge Rosino, Jim MacKenzie, and Sob Haick. MARCIA: I heard Albert McFadyen has taken Tom Furgal's place on American Band- stand with comedian Mike Beckage assisting. DENNY: Robert Hewitt finally achieved his goal by becoming one of the ten most wanted men. MARCIA: Jim Magee has become a well-known detective. He's working on the Hewitt case now. ROSE: I wonder what happened. They were such good friends in school. JOHINE saga Richardson and the Gallo twins have started their own agency, Gossip o o ay. DENNY: Bill Organisiak is a world-famous poet. JOHN: Joanne Martin has been appointed head warden of the Grand Island Institute for Women. ROSE: Jerry Moldenhauer has just developed a new drug to prevent molds. MARCIA: By the way, Vince Buffamonte won the 1973 Nobel Prize for Literature. DENNY: Could you imagine Mario Bosso as a zoo keeper? They say it's his first job in 15 years. I guess he finally got hungry. JOHN: Speaking of schoolmates, I hear Mildred Kimble and Frank Fair have taken over the old favorites, Meet the Millers. Now it's t'Meet the Fairs. ROSE: And Michele Falsetti won fame as international champion marble shooter. MARCIA: Did you know our little old classmate John Zacher is a candidate for presi- dent of the United States? DENNY: That reminds me, Sandra Jolly has become the late heavyweight of the world. JOHN: Hayes Technical Institute for Brains has just admitted Bob Kaczynski and Peggy McKnight. ROSE: Keith Meeker and Jim Seal now own a chain of restaurants that feature 156 hamburgers. MAIECEA: Sharon Davidson has taken the place of Carol Bernett on the David Weaver ow. DENNY: The last time I saw Joan and Dorothy Ventry they were the star dancers at the Sawma Casino. JOHN: Mary Ellen Ambrosio has a new Fan Club for Rocky the Flying Squirrel. DENNY: She's in competition with Lynne Brovata who has a Fan Club for Mr. Magoo. ROSE: Louise Mojeska, Beverly Nardello and Sandra Fiore have started their own hair-dyeing school. MARCIA: Mark Piroli has started his own barber shop. JOHN: Jeff Plumer has just finished his latest project of non-leaking screen doors for submarines. DENNY: That reminds me, Louise Grande and her snake training job finally caught up with her. She was training a cobra and, well, I don't like to talk about it. MARCIA: Jim Mackie is now in business for himself. He owns a fifty-member flea circus, a frustrating job that sometimes gets a little itchy. ROSE: Gee, it's getting late. Let's ask a policeman where Perez's Old Spanish Inn is. Class Prophets Rose Levy, Dennis Ormsby, John I-lesson, Marcia Ritchlin 24 LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT We, the 1962 Senior Class of Gaskill Junior High School, being of sound mind, character, and reason, do hereby bequeath this, our last will and testament, to the forthcoming leaders and workers, who will step up and carry on where we departing seniors leave off: ARTICLE I 1. To Mr. Abbott, Mr. Goldstein, and the Faculty, we leave a two month vacation to get away from the wear and tear of school life. 2. To Mrs. Wojcik and Mrs. Swiatkowski we leave our millions of little pink late slips. ARTICLE II To the following instructors: 1. To Mr. Kline, Sam Rangatore leaves a ruler for future geometry students. 2. To Mr. Sotile, Jim Mackie leaves his high-heeled basketball sneakers. 3. To Miss Ingrasci, Louise Grande leaves her bowling ability. 4. To Miss McLaren we leave all unwritten book covers to store in her already overcrowded closet. ARTICLE III To a few honored people we bestow the following: 1. Peggy McKnight leaves her peroxide bottle to John Mackie. 2. Bonnie Zetes leaves her brain to HAYES BELIEVE IT OR NOT. 3. Sherry Mele leaves her different personality to Cindy DiLaura. 4. Dennis Ormsby leaves his shamrock to Conrad Tubin so he can carry on the great Irish name. 5. Dimitri Riminosky leaves his homework papers to Sam Conti. 6. Leslie Boughner leaves his elevator shoes to Paul Verciglio. 7. Karen DiGregorio leaves her contact lenses to Henrietta Fontana. ARTICLE IV To the completed project, GASKILL, we leave four years of love and devotion, and take away a place in our memory which will never be forgotten. Testators: Linda Martino, Lynne Brovata, Frank Fair, Peter Fontana 25 NINTH GRADE HISTORY ' When we entered Gaskill Junior High School as seventh graders in September of 1959, we wondered whether we would ever know our way around. After the first few days it was surprising how well we were able to find our various rooms. Our first social event was the Halloween party, which we attended in costume. Prizes were won by Kathy Kaczynski, Joe Martino, Sam Mussari and Tony Riccuto. Before we realized it, the first ten weeks were up and we had the new experience of taking our report cards to our various teachers to be marked. The variety show, Gae Pareej' brought out many talented members of our class. Before we knew it, June had rolled around and final examinations were staring us in the face-but we triumphed and were soon enjoying our summer vacations. In September 1960, when Gaskill Junior opened its doors, we, as eighth graders, were familiar 'with every phase of school activity. We were no longer the Freshies of Gaskill. Scholarship awards for outstanding aver- ages in seventh grade were given to Margaret Dunlap and Joanne Lepiano in our first assembly. One of the outstanding events this year was the Valen- tine Party for the eighth graders, when refreshments, dancing, and a movie were enjoyed. In March the National Junior Honor Society inducted eighth graders for the first time, and many of our class became members. The variety show, Sentimental Journey, featuring many talented eighth grade students among the members of its cast, was a huge success. Time marched on, and before we knew it we began our third year at Gaskill in September, 1961. The freshman football team, under Coach La- bosky, attained first place in the city championship. The Honor Society's annual Christmas dance, held on the evening of December 15th, was very well attended and most enjoyable. After Christmas vacation we once more turned our thoughts to the closing mid-year marks. March rolled around and many ninth graders participated in our first musical comedy, On The Range? Finally June exams came and, although we thought we'd never make it, we passed and looked forward to tenth grade. Now, as we near the end of our ninth grade, which will most likely be our last year at dear ol' Gaskill, we look back over our three eventful years with warm memories. We will soon be starting all over again in a big, strange school, as Gaskill once seemed to us. But we're so very sure that no matter what happens or where we go, in our hearts we will always remem- ber Gaskill and its wonderful times. Cindy DiLaura and Robert Kattman 26 113 Dougla Mr. John Adams, Kathy Sharyn Badolaio, roww-Patricia Bivins, Marie Alessi, Fronf .2 O cu .x 4 .o L fl dl ID D 6 u C .2 N E .2 S : o .c Q- : 4 .2 X U N 'T uf D 1: L 4 c c 4 Ta L fl U vi .2 3 O L o m E N 1: o M 5 TE E E E3 5. 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Eg NX Bin W U'-E' Q E2 QD ,gl l.D. 'fi Se .Em va .2 EE E0 .im 2.5 il ,.- SE gm gh... v1.2 E: a 5 U D.: -FE 24- gm 3: mm 32 :E gm IT! xli Ulll al: ID ll D. 0 U eI1Cel'. SP QQ! C .3 5 E Q I- S I Paul zella, Ventresca, Carol T Io an us c 4 N : o lh E o .: I' u c o In 1 s 'U 'D o I- Fronf row-Alleen 1 I fef Marg -6 X on C Z' 8 lu I- 'S us D. Webb Loretta eniresca, czes, John V Sz Karen Midd I 8 -- L O U D I' 'U L IB -C X U 0 3 C .C O 'I 75 .: .2 u .- M Q: 4- 0 .2 3 :- an 6 UD o :a Ol L 5 vi .2 3 0 L 0 S .a S- '22 hz 93 1: an a ID S : o an ii 6 C 1: C .2 ou P .2 .2 L +I ll Q. N 3 G 'a 3 In P' S ID C .- hn- 00 U -uc 32 0 : 8 'H Eg 0 I- o .E To D u' U U an U IU Q 'S L ll- 1. D I' I! ll c o D C 0 C v D In 8 0 - L 0 C UI l 3 . .E .n :a va 3 P- I- 0 0 e 3 'ia 322 ,zz or. -.:: is Mrs. Smith-104 ki, anik, John Wroblew anne Y oung, Suz Y 85 ki, Thom S W Wrob Ie 95 Front row-Dolor ssell Yasen- Zelones, Anfoinehq Zoda, Toni gg.. mx. E s. o Z . .2 5 0 E 6 r: N :- C O 'I 5 IE E O-25 P-2 3 .: John Wright, ch Wifczak, Ri dwa rd lu . c o 2 3. : Q In N -C en .E .2 C N 0 3 fhleen Back-Ka EIGHTH GRADE HISTORY Two years ago, quite a few of us tiny particles were swept into Gaskil1's huge halls. You should have seen us trying to crawl through those tunnels. Even though this caused us much trouble. we managed to get to class on time. In October of 1960, we had our annual Halloween Party. A tall man Walked on the stage, too tall to be human. Of course, there were two people in the costume. Danny and Gilbert Maines. They won the first prize. In the seventh grade science contest, the winner was Mark Lazeration who entered a collection of old watches. In January 1961, we had our annual Spelling Bee. Candy Frerk won in this contest. On January 20, 1961 a talent show was sponsored by the Student Council. The seventh graders put on a skit called OLD SCHOOL DAYS. Later the 7th graders participated in a variety show entitled SENTIMENTAL JOURNEY. Pupils who took part in the song and dance of ME AND MY SHADOW were: Gloria Sweney, Cyndy Carver, Jeanette DeBacco. Kathy Ruff, and Charlann Levy. There were a number of boys that were on the basketball, swimming, and track teams, while the girls participated in volleyball and basketball. As we entered our second year in Gaskill, we no longer were caught in the flow of the onrushing students. Eighth grade students began to show their individual talents. In the fall 34 eighth graders were inducted into the Honor Society at a school assembly and individual awards were presented to Wayne Gladish and Sharon Butera for their outstanding averages. In spring at the Planta- tion, more of our class were taken into the Honor Society. In the annual spelling bee three of the four finalists were from the eighth grade. These included the winner Judy Baumgartner. Many of us submitted entries in the schoo1's science fair. Eighth grade award was given to Alan Rennie for his collection of butterflies and the all- school award to Edward Cieslik for his model of a power system. We also took an important part in the musical ON THE RANGE and the Spring Concert. As this year draws to a close, we look forward to the comingpyear in which we will start high school subjects and our last year at Gaskill. LYDIA COLOSI JIM OLENICZAK 39 Mr. Aramini-321 Front row-1Jerrine Brunn, Teryl Brooks, Cheryl Ashker, Carroll Akers, Nancy Armeli, Joseph Bongiovanni, Sharlane Bennett, Barbara Burns, Sandra Adams, Judith Amorelli, Judy Baumgartner. Middle-Craig Austin, Judith Brandon, Louis Bax, Vivian Brown, Anthony Anto- nucci, Sharon Ballantyno, Jack Alessi, Camilla Bardon, Barbara Abbott, William Adams, Ralph Acland. Back-Ernie Antonucci, Cynthia Allen, Dorothy Anderson, Anita Bazzani, Steven Ashby, Joseph Ambrose, John Bobbera, Ann Bazzani, George Baker, Diane Allen, George Briggs. Miss Fermoile-313 Front row-Joel Cain, Alan Cap, Michele Cain, Tom Carella Bonnie Caughell Walter Campbell, Sharon Butera, Bob Butski, Rosemary Ciambrolie, Cynthia Carver, Gloria Chiolo, John Campbell. Middle--John Cain, Robert Baker, Francine Cerminara, Norman Burgess, Janice Centofanti, Louis Cirrito, Patricia Burnett, Frank Cacciatore, Edward Cieslik, Tom Buffamonte, Larry Bruno. Back-Gilbert Bucci, Mary E. Caprio, William Bass, Tom Burke, Janet Cecula, John Burns, Barbara Case, Bernice Bush, David Ciurczak. 40 Mr. Freeman-318 Front row-James Coughenour, Denise Cortese, Larry Coty, Barbara Detroia, Thomas Cutini, Saturna Colavecchia, Ronald DiRamio, Jeanette DeBacco, Ernie Domanico, Jeanette Cochrane, Donald Consentino, Mae Curry. Middle-Beverly Dier, Vincent DiMarco, Lydia Colosi, Donna Destino, Francis Cutler, Jean Cowan, John Basile, Rosemary Conaway, Dan Dingwall, Marlene Clontz, Barbara Dellaree. Back-Carol Ann Coulter, Cheryl Ditfine, Jim Cunningham, John Conroy, Don Davolio, William Cleminger, Gerald DeMunda, Margaret Dalporto, Robert Donoughe, Raymond Chapman, John Cobb. Miss Kane-203 Front row-Richard Fox, Janice Galante, Ben Eodice, Francine Frazier, Keith Geering, Patricia Galganski, Guy Forcucci, Beverly Dury, Mike Furan, Lois Fisher, Gary Geering, Irene Fair. Middle-Lorraine Galabinski, Janice Drabczyk, Sharon Fleury, Barbara Gawel, Edward Dunbar, Trudy Fabin, Charles Gardner, Candace Frerk, Judy Dunlap, Darlene Gardner, Mike Gallina, Pat Guidotti. Back-Cynthia Frisina, Robert Franks, Steve Gasbarre, Joe Gates, Charlie Fiore, J. Robert Falsetti, Anita Farella, Barbara Fritz, Linda Garrow, Joe Forcucci, Sandra Fitzgerald. 41 Mr. Lombardi-215 Front row-Kenneth Giambattista, Linda Grace, Gail Jolly, Anthony Giannone, Roionna Hennenren, Herbert Hales, Joyce Gibbons, Janis Golanka, Luciano Glampa. Middle-Mary Gilmer, Beverly Jagow, Sharon Hodge, Kathy Hoag, Darlene Hale, Howard Hayes, Susan Horton, William McClelland, Michael Heylek, Evelyn lnguag- giato, Jan lgras, Joe Hlavenka. Third row: Sandra Jeffords, Mariorie Hewitt, Alfred Hunt, Wayne Gladish, Valerie Gilmore, Raymond Gerko, Joseph Hosie, Thomas Gorcyznski, William Hertz, Richard Golda, Jon Hughes, Kathy Holt. Mr. Norton-319 . Front row-Charlann Levy, Randy Joyce, Constance Kowalski, Edward Lester, Duane Leffler, Carol Lazeration, Robert LeFevre, Sharon Kehoe, Anthony Kalita, Lois KnaPPf Grady Kidd. .Middle-Jeannette Jordon, Mary Jones, Tim Leonard, Joanne Labosky, Eric Kurlscak, Sandra Kresman, Richard Kodeski, Monica Lane, Mark Lazeration, Pat Lamb, Jannie Jordon. Back-Maureen Lombardo, Roche Laskowski, Cheryl Lang, Ted Jordan, Gary Koch, Ron Krawczyk, Kenneth LaGamba, Mary Lauzau, Allen Leehan, Linda Lesniak. 42 Mr. Ogden-401 Front row-4-John Mackenna, Ernest Lucantonio, Melvin Mason, Jack Lotterio, Beverly Ann Franciszkiewicz, Margaret McCreary, Larry Rea, Danny Maines, Edward Reppenhagen, John Lynch. Middle-Glenna Spencer, Karen Marcucci, Charles Longo, Michelle Ligammari, Arline Marino, Carla Lochren, Patricia Mathews, Lacy McCoy, Alberta McCoy, Rita Lymon, Maxine McCandless, Nadine McDougald. Back--Harold McGehee, Vic Misterkiewicz, Gary McCreary, Gary Lamb, Richard Simpson, Paul Lupke, Mike Lorenti, William Martin, Gerald Martin, Luevina McBride. Mr. Sharp-218 - J' Front row-Robert Mellas, Josephine Moro, Bonita Miller, Samuel Morreale, . Loretta Milczarski, Edward Murgia, Madeline Naccarato, James Navis, Mary Ann Merino, John Miller, Elaine Morreale, Allan Munro. Middle-Patricia Maurer, Marlene Milczarski, Earl Mayne, Sandra Muggleton, Gregory Mitchell, Linda Nation, Ralph Mercurio, Nancy Neubauer, Edward Messing, Sandra Moffitt, Gloria Montani, Judith Mills. Back-Jo Ann Massaro, Linda Nunnery, Gerardo Nardelli, Johnnie Williams, Jo- anne Nabors, Lawrence Taylor, Joanne Mills, Donald Montanari, William Niness, Joel Michaels. 43 Mr. Stewart-312 Front row-Arnetta Page, Janie Owens, Louise Placek, Susan Perriman, Samuel Perkins, Edwin Ochal, Paula Peunic, Eileen Morgan, Beverly Perno, Judy Peller. Middle-Frances Passalacqua, Frederick Price, Susan Pay, Janet Pena, Theresa Ogrodowski, Marlene Patterson, Eileen Ostrowski, Carolanne Piccirillo, Karen 0'Lay, James Oleniczak, Cynthia Ramos. Back-Dianna Paonessa, William Phillips, .loan Plennert, Mary Pierce, Deborah Plummer, Robert Torre, Franklin Peplowski, Michael Pennington, -John Orynawka, Stanley Pietras. Mr. Asklar-ai7 Front row--Marlene Rizzo, Patricia Scalzo, Leonina Serianni, Tony Salacuse, Ian Schofield, Danny Reid, Kathy Ruff, Patricia Schultz, Karen Sandonato. Middle-Linda Sannicolo, Gloria Simpson, 'Glenn Scott, Larry Mae Scott, Joe Sala- cuse, Jacqueline Roberts, Mark Safferstone, Margaret Rizzotto, Alan Rennie, Frances Rogala. V Back-Mary Ann Orsi, Linda Renford, Marvin Shimmel, Geraldine Richwalder, Nancy Sikora, Sylvia Sanders, Edward Salacuse, Barbara Reed, Felix Rlcco, Theresa Shear, Gloria Rodriguez, Sylvester Scott. 44 Miss Wightman-314 Front row-Diana Turner, Frank Talarico, Judy Soluri, Daniel Sotia, Linda Skrlin, Gloria Sweney, Jack Sprague, Bernadette Sobczyk, Mike Slipko, Elaine Toscani. Middle-Louise Thomas, Patrick Snyder, Rita Talarico, Robert Thompson, Marcia gosnlovvski, Laurel Sobczak, Judith Stanek, Frank Vaccarella, Dana Toellner, Sharon mc air. Back-Mae Todd, Brenda Wynn, Kerry Tutt, Brenda Taylor, Eugene Stanwich, Donald Torre, Conrad Tubin, Douglas Tossell, Gene Strassburg, Robert Szafran, Walter Tracinski, Beverly Spencer. Mr. Woodley-309 Front row-Linda Wyno, Sharon Willette, Stanley Wright, Patricia Scott, Christine Wade, Robert Watson, James Viscuglia, Tony Ventresca, Linda Wilk, Andrea Wagner, Lydia Williams, Andrea Viverito. Middle-Michael Whelan, Shirley Watson, Peter Zito, Ann Nlarie Villani, Dave Walos, Ruth Wheeler, Louise Volpe, Rick Wills, David White, Andrea Zaso, Walter Zaczek. Back-Leo Wagner, Monica Wilson, Pat Zydzik, Sandra Weigel, Paul Vermette, Mary Alice Wooten, Frances Wieszczyk, David Wright, Terence Wagner. 45 SEVENTH GRADE Like any other power station, Gaskill must have some type of intake so that it may function. In this case Gaskill's type of intake is junior appren- tices, namely the seventh grades. On September 6, 1961, 414 apprentices signed up for work in Gaskil1's power house of knowledge. They composed 12 of the school's roll calls. The first few weeks were problem ones for these midget apprentices. The tall tenth grade master workmen tripped over them. They couldn't find their way to work through the halls. Also, they had trouble remembering room numbers, foremen's Cteachers' namesl, locker numbers, and combina- tions. Sometimes they brought the wrong tools to work by bringing the wrong books to class. Eventually, however, the junior apprentices started learning their trade and succeeded quite well. For entertainment there was the Halloween Party. All the apprentices wondered what to wear. As a result, many clever costumes were worn. Winners were the following: James Evert Ernest McDougald Beverly Hager Glen Mort Karen Leone Bill Thompson Next came the seventh and eighth grade spelling bee. Contestants who succeeded in surviving the first contest were the following: Barbara Capizzi Jennifer McCoy Francine Dudrick Richard Moses Brenda Maracle Jacqueline' Siudut Edward Matthews Joanne Vorel Today Gaski1l's apprentices are studying at the power station to go from apprentices to journeymen and then to master workmen. Finally, they will prove in the world that from knowledge and then power comes pro- gress, progress, progress. Emilia DeSimone Assistant Editor 46 Mr. Hall- 212 Front row--Paul Williams, Robert Virtuoso, Jeff Walker, Margaret Wahl, Gilda Ventresca, Theresa Wroblewski, Howard Wilson, Richard Wooley, Horace Whitaker. Middle-Eugene Watrous, Glenda Webb, Patricia Wheeler, Karen Young, Ruby Wheeler, Joanne Vorel, James Westgate, Robert Wynn, James Zacher, Robert Wisor. Back-Henry Zyclzik, Walter Wroblewski, John Zygmont, David Ward, Bobby Washington, Roger Weld, Kenneth Walaszek, Richard Zachary, Ed Walaszek, Michael Volpe. Mrs. Barmore--304 Front row-Haigus Harutiunian, Robert Allen, Richard Baxter, Cynthia Beahen, Henry Bennett, Mary Ardus, Richard Bax, Bonnie Banach, James Bevilacqua, Shirley Archie, John Barber, Cynthia Bax. Middle-Eleanor Harutiunian, Dane Boling, John Bagocus, Gloria Bellegia, Charles Boos, Mary Baio, Eugene Badolato, Patricia Andrzeiewski, Michael Bool, Linda Anto- nucci, Terry Baker, Gerald Black. Back-Margaret Baron, Judith Bernat, Flora Belton, Katherine Anderson, David Barrette, William Askher, Cheryl Betha, Michael Bies, Sandra Bax, Linda Alarez, Matthew Anello. 47 Mrs. Condino-315 Front row-Adele Bosso, Roland Booze, Kathleen Calandrelli, Nicky Cafaro, William Caprio, Cynthia Boyle, Ronald Bozek, Jean Bradigan, William Brown, Kathy Brown. Middle-Dominic Bruno, Frank Campese, Eleanor Brooks, Dennis Carella, Paula Brown, William Brodie, Trudy Burtch, Richard Cadille, Linda Buscemi, Sam Caprino, Barbara Capini. Back-Joseph Cafaro, Anna Buscavage, Joan Boyce, Judy Bradt, Ginger Caldwell, Robert Bucci, Daniel Caldwell, Marlene Burns, Joann Burnett, Wendy Callan, William Bowden, Dennis Burrows. y Miss Simons-112 Front row-Paul Caylor, Henry Crum, Linda Clive, Karen Carver, Walter Chmiel, Maureen Carter, Carol Caylor, George Chrisopoulas. Middle-Wesley Clark, Antoinette Ciurczak, William Credicott, Debbie Cortese, David Chambers, Sharon Cicero, Betty Cicero, Joseph Coyle, Joanne Colosi, David Chiodo, Alice Coup, Mickey Carpenter. Back-Bruce Coulter, Diane Condino, Jo Ann Ciurczak, Theresa Cerra, Earnest Colvin, Tom Cook, Cheryl Collins, Katherine Carter, Noreen Clarke, John Clements, Janet Costanzo. 48 Mr. DiChiara-405 Front row-Gerald DiRuscio, Joseph Farago, Toni DeTroia, Nicola D'An9elo Diane Davidson, James Evert, Paul DeWeen, John Dunbar. ' Middle-Joseph DiGregorio, Charles Dishaw, George DeLong, John DiNunzio, Theresa Detkos, Lizaheth D'Agostino, Anna DeMunda, Rosemary DeSantis, John De- Pasquale. Back-Joseph Farella, Terry Davis, John DiRamio, Doreen Damiano, Tom Curry, Barry Deal, Shirley D'Antuono, Sarah Mathews, Marie DeFeIice, Paula DeLabio, Judy Domagalski, Judy DeFranco. , Mr. Kinan-204 Front row-John Griffin, Pamela Frank, Vincent Fornoth, John Grace, Beverly Hager, John Gainer, Joseph Golba, Patricia Giovannucci, Patrick Freeman. Middle-Tim Grochala, Pleas Gainer, John Fiori, Phylis Gullage, Diane Frank, John Fiore, Michele Fetcho, Sharon Fedrizzi, David Grabek, Craig Gage, Catherine Fisher, Veronica Foster. Back-Raymond Grimes, Barbara Farley, Robert Frailey, Salvatore Gasbarre, Lula Mae Freeney, Charles Frank, Douglas Garrow, Thomas Fisher, Robert Game, Gwendo- lyn Frank, Denise Gauthier. 49 Miss Mead-302 Front row-Victoria Hammond, Arthur Hughey, Claudia Jablonski, Robert Hen- schel, Wilma Higgins, Clifford Jackson, Judith Hales, Joseph lnsana, Jerome Haynes. Middle-Fred Hellwig, Sharon Himes, Annie Johnson, Betty Harper, Leon King, Sonata! Hampton, John Jazdzewski, Winnie Hoopsick, Carolyn Jones, Bruce Hann, Joan ey e . Back--Lyria Hudson, Wilma Higgins, Carol Henderson, Charlotte Hathaway Michael Hoplight, Carmen Jones, Norman Jones, Richard Herowski, Jacqueline Henne: mann, Marcia Jordan. Absent-Stella Haughabook. Mrs. OgdenA06 Front row-Robert Lenhart, William Knowles, Gloria Krawczyk, Charles Langevin, Fred Laughlin, Nancy Leonard, Cheryl Livingston, Frank Laurendi, Carmen Laurendi, Karen Leone, Robert Lane, Leo Langevin. Middle-Greg Kowalski, Kathy Kurowski, John Laughlan, David LaSota, Pamela Kcuik, Mary Ellen MacKenzie, Ed Kasprzycki, Amanda Knowlton, Gene LeFevre, Richard Korzolowski, Dorianne Landers. Back-Emma Lunsford, Walter Kirby, Duane Kreps, John Knack, Stanley Kasprzak, Richard Lauter, Janice Komorowski, Donna Leo, Christine Kaleta, Luther Jean Lane, Henry Lostracco. 50 Mrs. Schreiber-316 Front row-Paul McKenzie, Leo Mansu, Catherine McGee, Daniel Mezhir, Sandra Maselli, John Mardon, Margaret Manning, Ernest McDougaid, Kathleen Martineau, Cheryl Mamon, Nicholas Miller. Middle-Suzanne Mai, William McCulloch, Karen Martino, Debbie Mannarino, Robert Monroe, Margaret McFadyen, Kristina Mess, Gail Martino, Peppina Montante, Brenda Maracle, James Norton, Michael Matchak. Back--Donna Melnyk, lra Mayes, John McNaught, Joe McKenney, Mike McNamara, Jerry Miller, Dave McGillivray, Edith Martin, Darlene Maday, .Ienniter McCoy, Gary Merritt. Mr. Mort-403 Front row-John Owen, John Pasquantino, Joseph Passanese, Richard Moses, Robert Pullano, Jean Pino, Sandra Naccarato, Linda Promowicz, Robert Muehbauer, Glenn Mort, William Raiczak, Leon Nix, John Pauline. Middle-Chris O'Connor, Frank Oliverio, Alice Orsi, Rodger Morrison, Margie Mort, Vincent Palazzo, Joan Pino, David Newman, Barbara Nettles, Virgil Pippins, Maria Petas, Douglas Mryglod, Susan Pippard. Back-Anthony Morreale, Michael Pippard, Joseph O'Grady, Thomas Palmero, Anthony Pietrzyk, Rolando Pike, George Moses, Larry Pulli, Richard O'Neill, Joseph Page, William Price. L 51 Mrs. Todd-324 Front row-Sharon Reid, David Sharpe, Barbara Rentord, Van Ridgeway, Thomas Richardson, Judith Rivers, Dale Shank, John Rosini, Mary Saul, Arthur Shaffer, Jane Reed. Middle-Bonnie Ripson, Robey Reese, David Rolerad, Karl Schwenkbeck, Mary Sever, Diana Schul, Gloria Sanders, Gary Rosenberg, John Schwenkbeck, Louis Saliccoli, Edward Matthews. Back-Robert Reynolds, Gary Shear, Patricia Sanders, Janice Richwalder, Paul Saeger, Larry Rybicki, Don Rinehuls, Leonard Rinker, Barbara Ryals, Mary Roberts, Carol Rebon. Mrs. Twardoski-213 Front row-Rosemary Sirianni, Darlene Trane, Joseph Ungaro, Ulysses Todd, Michele Skrlin, Beverly Street, Thomas Tierney, Kathryn Thomas, Antonia Stahl. Middle-Bonnie Simpson, Catherine Stahl, Bonnie Simcox, William Taylor, Bobbie Shine, Elaine Tomasine, Evonne Tomasine, Luigi Talarico, William Thomson, Cheryl Swift, Brenda Simpson, Sarah Stirling. Back-Rose Szarszewski, Joseph Skrlin, Janice Skowronek, Carl Swann, Juliette Smith, Cari: Terezia, David St. Onge, Jacquelyn Siudut, Jake Skrlin, Robert Stallworth, David Smit . 52 Mrs. Chase-219 Front row-John Riclgway, Jimetta Richardson, Margaret Beniella, Wilmar Stall- worth, Frank Johns, Walter Wynn. Back-Marcel Hachee, Hubert Swanson, Edward Robertson, Larry Leeman, John Brewer, James Hoyt, James Palmeri. Mr. G. Schuster-220 Front row-Gary Simcox, Donald Kittle, Minnie Searight, Patricia Stallworth, Timothy Amadio, Wayne Brooks, Dolores Wieleba. Back-Mary Davis, Robert Koontz, Kenneth Crewe, Willie Myles, Francis Smiech, George Hart, Van Jenkins. 53 Mr. Soltile-101 Fronl row-Belly Jean McClain, Virginia Scrivani, Paul Tracy, Ray Wilson, Daniel Kules, Terry Bonner, Roberl E. Aqugliaro, William Gamble. Back-John Krecisz, Waller Smith, Frederick 0'Mara, Randolph Perkins, Carol Ann King, Linda Crewe, Jaqueline Doison. BOYS AT WORK - ROOM 220 - MR. SCHUSTER 54 LANGUAGE - ROOM 202 - MR. HALL TYPING - ROOM 209 - MISS FINLEY 55 SEWING - ROOM 104 - MISS SMITH MATH - ROOM 208 - MR. KLINE ,WNW Sk i e ' fggggf Agf- 56 SOCIAL STUDIES - ROOM S13 - MISS FERMOILE ENGLISH - ROOM 302 - MISS MEADE r 57 BIOLOGY - ROOM 4402 - MR. KING DRAWING - ROOM 103 - MISS VOLPE uuwnw-H,M,,,,,.,. 58 ELECTRIC SHOP - ROOM 118 - MR. McLEAN BEN FRANKLIN CLUB - ROOM 120 - MR. VELIE 1 59 . X -N SSA- ? A if S 5 X E s ASSEMBLIES-Christmas assembly: 1. Manger scene: 2. Angel and shepherd scene: 3. Mrs. Klncannon, Thom Swalwell, Mrs. Condinop 4. Diana Linza, soloist: 5. Gary Hayes, Santa: 6. Isl and 2nd radlo program: Robert Colllng, Charles Wilson, Brian Walerowicz: 7. Thanksgiving Day assembly: 8. Lincoln and Washington assembly: 9. 41h radio program, Dime Marches On. 60 2 A T ss- ASSEMBLIES--Musical Comedy: 1. Indian Dancers: 2. Dinky Dalton, Jessie James, Billy the Kid: 3. Outlaws and cowboys: 4. Principal players: 5. Miss Hamam: 6. Mrs. Kincannon, Mr. Schatz, Miss Hamam, our directors, 7. Travelogue assem- blies: Mr. Goldstein, Mr. Douglas, Mr. Kinan, Mrs. Ogden: 8. Valiant losers: Joe I-llavenka, Anita Farella: 9. 3rd radio program. 61 CAFETERIA STAFF Sealed, left lo right: Maria DeGiulio, Stella Butry, Mary Cindrick, Mamie Schultz. Standing: Edith Spina, Nicolina Pizzuffi, Margaret lusi, Irene Biekrza. SCHOOL CUSTODIAN S Row I: Mrs. Katherine Gaxdowiak and Mrs. Josephine Fontana Row 2: Pauline Jaroszewski, Frances Bozek, and Mrs. Sarah Fasso Row 3: Mr. Guy Altomose, Mr. Fred Hartmann, and Mr. Joseph DiLeonardo BQ is DL 620 STUDENT COUNCIL The Student Council began its major activities during the early winter months. The after school dances were especially well attended during this time, with the seventh and eighth graders leading the way. The two night dances held during the year in cooperation with the city recreation depart- ment were especially well attended and enjoyed by all. A great success was the Sweetheart Swing record hop that boasted the best turnout of the year for a regular night dance. Other activities during the year included a basketball game that matched our Student Council and that of South Junior. The result was a 44-19 win for Gaskill. A Talent Show was presented to help support our foster child, Verra Frezza. This was a success. The Student Council also sponsored the Yearbook along with the Honor Society. Finally the Stcdent Council members served as hosts and hostesses throughout the year for numerous night social events. JOHN ZACHER COMMITTEE CHAIRMEN Sherry Mele Emilia DeSimone, A I M I G H T b Dgnnls Perez, John Zacher, Janice Civilgaina U one' ary Wes' eres. ur mme' Salted-Llnda Martino, Carol Rulli, Margaret Dunlap, Anita Bazzani, Donna Reed 64 7th and Sth GRADE PRESIDENTS Ann Barzani, Larry Bruno, Ernie Domanico, Anita Farella, Joe Hlavenka, John Mackenna, Loretto Milzarski, Stanley Pietress, Kathy Ruff, Mary Tauzau, Conrad Tubin, and Sandra Weigel. Judith Bernat, Barbara Capizzi, Diane Condino, Thomas Curry, John Fiore, Carol Henderson, Karen Leone, Christine O'Connor, Mary Saul, Michele Skirlin, and Jeffery Walker. 9th and 10th GRADE PRESIDENTS Patricia Arico, Rosanne Colucci, Andy Damiano, Lennie Gravino, Joe Hannold, Nat Marano, John Olearzyk, Mark Serrianne, Gary Walos and John Woodward. Mary Ellen Ambrosio, Emilia DeSimone, Paula Grochala, Gary Hayes, Sherry Mele, Donna Reed, Carol Rulli, and Jeanette Zoda. 65 HONOR SOCIETY MEMBERS OF THE NATIONAL JUNIOR HONOR SOCIETY Barbara Abbott, Nancy Abbott, Cynthia Abramaiyts, Patricia Arico, Steven Ashby, Craig Austin, William Bal- lard, Gregory Barker, William Batley, Judith Baumgartner, Mark Baxter, Anita Bazzani, Patricia Bevins, Phillip Bies, Lynn Bravata, Sharon Butera, Cheryl Calandrelli, Leonard Cancilla, Thomas Carella, Barbara Case, Janice Centefani, Nancy Clingenswith, Robert Collins, Lydia Colosi, Cynthia Damiano, Emilia DeSimone, Cynthia Di- Laura, Margaret Dunlap, Anita Farella, Catherine Farina, Sharon Fleury, David Fontana, Candance Frerk, Wayne Gladish, Marge Gugino, Patricia Hamilton, Linda Hewitt, Robert Hewitt, Steve Hyla, Cecelia Justiana, Robert Kaczynski, Robert Kattman, Margaret Knapp, Joanne Labosky, Mary Lauzau, Lorraine Lauzones, Carol Lee, Barbara Leonard, Joanne Lepiano, Rose Levy, Jeannie Lynn, Larry Ligammari, Angela Malone, Jeanne Manning, Natale Marauo, Karen Marcucci, Linda Martino, Joel Michaels, Carol Milczarski, Marlene Milczarski, Gregory Mitchell, Jearld Moldenhauer, Catherine Muelbauer, Joanne Nabers, John Nawrocki, Nancy Neubauer, John Olearczyk, James Oleniczak, John Orynawka, John Owsinski, Marcia Polewicz, Robert Paonessa, Janet Pena, Joseph Pietras, Gregory Pogson, Alan Rennie, Dennis Riggi, Dimitri Rimanosky, Cathy Ruff, Mark Serrianne, Frank Serrio, Marvin Shimmel, Laurel Shofstahl, Kathleen Simcox, Paulette Skaras, Bernadette Sobczyk, Carol Tantella, Jacqueline Tompkins, Conrad Tubin, Diane Turner, Theresa Urbaniak, Angelo Ventresca, John Ven- tresca, Gloria Wellsby, Karen Whitmer, Margaret Williams, Monica Wilson, John Woodard, Judy Wroblewski, Joanne Yacus, John Zacher, Andrea Zaso. NEW MEMBERS INDUCTED IN MARCH Nancy Armeli, Judith Amorelli, Lynn Augerot, Ann Bazzani, Sharlene Bennett, John Bosso, Nancy Bowie, George Brinkman, Jerrine Brunn, Barbara Bundy, Bonnie Caughill, Marilyn Clarke, Carol Clute, Rosanne Colucci, Denice Cortese, Paula Grochala, Carol Delloppo, Vincent DeMarco, Barbara DeTroia, Joseph Falsetti, Henrietta Fontana, Joseph Forcucci, Cynthia Frisina, Janis Golanka, Linda Grace, Katherine Hoag, Joseph Hlavenka, Florence Jasek, William Klettke, Douglas Knox, Ronald Kreitner, Diane Krencisz, Roche Laskowski, Linda Ledingham, Jane Lynch, John Lynch, John MacKenna, Sherry Mele, Carol Mokhiber, Gerardo Nardelli, Linda Nation, Patrick O'Connor, Judy Peller, Karen Petrauoulo, Mary Ann Presutti, Gail Raiczak, Cynthia Ramos, Mary Jane Riggi, Carol Rogala, Patricia Scalzo, Patricia Schultz, Gloria J. Simpson, Marcia Smiech, Carol Tan- zella, Irene Thomson, Robert Torre, Elaine Toscani, Jacqueline Turco, Andrea Viverito, Sandra Weigel, Wyome Willis, Sharon Wilson, Suzanne Yanik, Antoinette Zoda, Barbara Zahno. 66 DIAL Seated from left to right-Jerrine Brunn, Cynthia Damiano, Marcia Smiech, An- wggxalone, editor: Barbara Newburg, Paulette Skoros, Cathy Muehlbauer, Sandra D Standing from left to right-Carol Tanzella, Irene Thomson, Joyce Perriman, Eileen Thomson, Charles Wilson, Carol Milczarski, Sue Yanik, Carol Pasisz, Joanne Leplano, assistant editor: Gary Hayes, Robert Berthot, Linda Ledingham, Lorna Rusk. The Dial is the official news medium at the Gaskill Junior High School. Through the efforts of 25 staff members and their advisor, Miss Fezer, our faculty and student body is kept well informed on the latest happenings on the Blue and Gold campus. Approximately 850 people received issues of the Dial this year. The large number of subscriptions and the keen enthusiasm shown by the stu- dents is a fine tribute to our entire student body. A desire on the part of boys and girls to be well informed on school happenings will have a natural carry-over when they take' their place in society to be well informed on world happenings. Another purpose of the Dial is to stimulate a vocational interest among our students in newspaper work. By performing all the journalistic tasks that are a part of publishing a newspaper, it is felt that students will have a greater appreciation for this type of work. Perhaps some of our students will be stimulated to choose journalism as a career. Thus, the Dial is doing a worthwhile service in reporting the news and at the same time helping some of our students mature vocationally. ANGELA MALONE JOANNE LEPIANO 67 BAND Front row-Joann Labosky, Kathleen Strack, Andrea Zaso, Shirley Watson, Marilyn Clarke, Robert Thompson, Edwin Ochal, James Grochala, John Mackenna, John Miller, John Wroblewski, Joe Pietras, Angelo Ventresca, Lorraine Galabinsky, Gloria Montani, Bette Watts Second row-Frank L. Scaletta, David Hager, Gerald Martin, Thomas DePetris, Vincent DiMarco, Michael Adahshik, Frank F. Scaletta, Joe Falsetti, Walter Marcyan, Michael LaBarbera, John Owsinski, Sam Mussari, Roche Lakowski, Mr. Schatz. Back row-William Klettke, Jamie Gotowko, Charles Thompson, Alfred Hunt, John Casprzak, Raymond Gerko, Nicholas Santora, Tom Furgal, Leonard Cancilla, Norman Burgess. ORCHESTRA Front row-David Hager, John Miller, Marilyn. Clarke, Lorna Rusk, Mark Lafera- tion, Irene Thomson, Kathleen Kaczynski, Jacqueline Tompkins, Teresa Perekovltch, John Wroblewski, Ernie Domenico, Jack Sprague, David Wright, Bette Watts. Back--Frank L. Scaletta, Tom DePetris, Gary Koch, Jamie Gotoko, John Glasgow. Michael Adamshik, William Klettke, Mischelle Buck, Linda Griffin, Mexico Aqullar, Joe Hlavenka, Michael LaBarbera, John Orosinski, Sam Mussari, Mr. Schatz, Mark Safferstone. 'iii'i 1 ' X XX 68 STRING ENSEMBLE Seated-Linda Griffin, Marilyn Clarke, Mexico Aquilar, Mark Lazeration, David Wright, Gary Koch, Jack Sprague, Mischelle Buck, Kathleen Kaczynski, Teresa Pere- kovitch, Irene Thomson. Standing-Mr. Schatz, Lorna Rusk, David Hager, John Glasgow. DANCE BAND Seated-Marilyn Clarke, John Owsinski, John McKenna, Michael LaBarbera, James Grocpalla, John Miller, Joe Pietras, John Wroblewski, Tom Furgal, Leonard Cancilla, oe asetti. Standing-Mr. Schatz, Frank L. Scaletta, Tom DePetris. Nick Santora, Jamie Gotoko, John Kasprezak, Frank F. Scaletta, Walter Marcyan, David Hager, Sam Mus- san. 69 9th AND 10th GRADE CHORUS Nancy Abbott, Carolyn Allen, Mary Ellen Ambrosio, Lynn Augerot, Kathyrn Bale, Thomas Bedford, Hazel Brooks, Patricia Bruno, Cheryl Calandrelli, Yvonne Carter, Donna Cassett, Lela Cauley, Louis Cirrito, Janice Civiletto, Marilyn Clarke, Carol Clute, Rosanne Colucci, Naomi Conti, Christine Cwierley, Betty Davis, Diane DeFranco, Pa- tricia DePonceau, Margaret Dunlap, Kathy Frisina, Kathy Furman, Judy Goss, Jamie Gotowko, Margaret Gowling, Maureen Gray, Linda Griffin, Janet Hall, Bertha Hamilton, Patricia Hamilton, Gary Hayes, Cynthia Jacobs, Cathy Johnson, Annie Kelly, Sharon Ketch, Margaret Knapp, Karen Koryl, Dorothy Kowalski, Diane Krencisz, Rheta Lanfer, Lorraine Lauzonis, Sally Laurence, Carol Lee, Joanne Lepiano, Phyllis Lester, Rose Levy, Jane Lynch, Angela Malone, Judy Mamon, Jeanne Manning, Linda Martino, Peggy McKnight, Christine Mocniak, Sue Morgan, Barbara Newburg, Debbie Page, Carol Pasisx, Marcia Polewicz, Mary Presutti, Sandra Pugrant, Linda Pulli, Joanne Raymond, Barbara Reese, Mary Rentord, Dennis Riggi, Mary Jane Riggi, Marcia Ritch- lin, Carol Rulli, Rosemary Sawma, Judy Scepanski, Bonnie Schul, Elizabeth Semans, Rose Serianni, Laurel Shofstahl, Barbara Spillenaar, Connie Tubin, Peggy Verna, Sylvia Wackett, Bette Watts, Eileen Weaver, Gloria Welsby, Mary Wroblewski, Margaret Williams, Donna Winkworth, Christine Wilk, Karen Witmer, Joanne Yacus, Thomas Young, Barbara Zahno, Carol Zankowski, Bonnie Zetes. 9th AND 10th GRADE CHORUS 70 COLOR GUARDS GIRL'S GLEE CLUB Nancy Abbott, Mexico Anuilar, Gloria Chido, Janice Drabczyk, Judy Dunlap, Francine Frazier, Cynthia Frisina, Janice Galante, Valerie Gilmore, Linda Grace, Linda Griffon, Bertha Hamilton, Pat Hamilton, Roianna Henneman, Evelyn lnguag- giato, Connie Kowalski, Diane Linza, Carla Lochren, Jane Lynch, Jeanne Manning, Arline Marino, Joanne Mills, Gloria Montani, Sandra Muggleton, Joanne Nabors, Gloria Rodriguez, Pat Schultz, Leonina Serianni, Laurel Sobczak, Nancy Sunderlin, Louise Volpe, Andrea Wagner, Shirley Watson, Eileen Weaver, Frances Wieszczyk, Linda Wilk, Kathy Holt, Arnetta Page, Francine Cerminara, Debbie Plumer. Nadine Mc- Dougald, Bette Lynn Watts, Rosemary Scott, Judy Stanek, Andrea Zaso, Barbara Nettles, Sarah Richardson, Cynthia Allen, Beverly Spencer, Gloria Williams. The Girls Glee Club rehearses every Tuesday and Thursday from three until four o'clock. Their first big performance, under the direction of Mrs. Marva Kincannon, was the Operetta, On The Range. The girls will also appear in the Spring Concert in May. There are 50 girls in the Girls Glee Club. Lett to right: Bob David Linda Barbara Margaret 7l Margaret Recse, Barrette, Buscemi, Frity, Manning, Wahl Kathy Martineau. OFFICE HELPERS Left to right-Naomi Conti, Claudia Coleman, Mary Lou Zarosl, Sue Kersey, Cheryl Curcione, Jackie Turco, Sherry Mele, Paula Farina. SCHOOL STORE THE LIBRARY ASSISTANTS Jacqueline Tompkins, Monica Wilson, Miss Densford Seated left to right-Suzanne Mercier, Mischelle Ligammari, Mrs. Clarkson, li- brarian, Ruth Bleecher. Standing left to right-Betty Cicero, Linda Klink, Nancy Clingersmith, Jean Bradigan, Sandra Jolley, Deborah Spuller, Gail Lombardo, Cynthia Abramaitys, Judy Goss, Linda Grifiin, Janel Gaertner, Bertha Hamilton, Rose Sirianni. 72 MORNING TRAFFIC Front row-Joe Carfaro, Maureen Carter, Charles Boos, Mike Heylek, Bette Watts, Rosemary Scott, Mickey Carpenter, Diane Frank, Dale Shank, George Delong, Nick Cafaro. Middle-Jerry Black, Richard Sharpe, Eilleen Weaver, Billy Boden, Pat Sanders, Robert Stallworth, Bertha Hamilton, George Briggs, Tom Fisher. Back-William Martin, Gloria Williams, Mexico Aquelar, Bob Donoughe, Bill Hertz, Daniel Caldwell, Ted Jordan, Mike Pennington, Lula Mae Freeney, Gloria Jones, George Hart. STAGE CREW Front row--Henry Crom, lan Schofield, Glenn Scott, Michael Mafchak, Robert Monroe. F ufdiddle-Leo Manso, Gary Rosenberg, Mark Safferstone, Gerald Martin, Robert ral ey. Back-James McLaren, Joseph Hannold. 73 CIVIL DEFENSE SQUADS Front row-Michael Adamshick, Luciano Giampa, Norman Zelones. Middle--John Woodard. Robert Paonessa, John Ferrari, John Scheider, Richard Beningo, Frank Paynter, Robert Kattman. Back-W. Labosky, Charles Wilson. Robert Gee, James 0'Neill, Richard Wright, Gary Gage, Donald Torre, Gary Walos, Angelo Ventresca. Missing-Joseph Alex. The purpose of these groups is to give emergency first aid assistance during air raid drills. Under the supervision of Mrs. Thomas and Mr. La- boski, these students are trained in first aid methods. A salute to these teachers and students who give up their time so they may help a fellow student in time of need! CIVILIAN DEFENSE COURIERS Margaret Gowling, Carol Ann Audus, Roianna Henneman, Bertha Hamilton, Francine Frazier, Mrs. Thomas, Judith Goss, Naomi Conti, Michelle Ligammari, Judy Brandon, Sue Ann Raley, Sharon Sinclair. 74 CLINIC ASSISTANTS RED CROSS Left to right, front: Jerauld Moldenhauer, Barbara Reese, Lynn Augerot, Guy Forcucci. Sylvia Wackett, Donna Winkworth, Lennie Gravino, Barbara Bundy, Paula Grochala, Kathy Muehlbauer, Teresa Urbaniak, Mrs. Thomas. HOME NURSING REPRESENTATIVES Back row: Linda Martino, Carol Chiodo, Joan Stenton, Paula DeLabio. Darlene Moore, Mary Lou Newman, Shirley Garrison, Sue Ryals, Frances Hagar, Sue Patrick, Eileen Thomson, Yvonne Carter, Annie Shine, Red Cross Nurse Mrs. Stohr, Marie Capizzi, Bonnie Boling, Beverly Thomas, Bed Patient Michele Boling. 75 X 1-gf' X. X -Q- i?E.5?iX?l 'F 5' -WQXX wflsas Q X N ' is Xxi ' ' -5 9 X: Si . ' 5? F2115 X X X X , 5.1: BX 5 x X X151 S X SX X X X X X N' X XX Q 5 X X .PSE X 'www- X XX XXX- X .-.tw-... 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Tony Gagliardi, our Ogden loves golf: 7. The 7th grade teacher: 10, ll. Football heroes and Yearbook artist: 2, 4. Parents' Night: 3. Paiama party: 5. Marcia Ritchling 6. Mr. Halloween party: 8. Typical teacher: 9. Mrs. Kincannon, our hardworking music cheerleaders: 12. Football players in action. 76 Y Y ...qv Z' X ,. I CHEERLEADERS Left side, front to back: Louise Grande Kcapfainl, Mary Ellen Ambrosia, Janice Civilefto, Mary Lou Zarosl. Righl' side, front to back: Alice Scrufari, Karen Koryl, Cynihia Damiano, Lennie Gravino. GIRLS GYM 78 BOYS GYM I ,fix , lf. A fab :lf 'jk' Liv FOOTBALL TEAM First row, left to right lsittingl: Phil Holody, Earl Coup, Robert Paonessa, John Bosso, Richard Beningo, Donald Wagner, Frank Paynter. Second, row, left to right lkneelinglz Al Havgabook, Robert Pyrciak, William Grobengieser, William Woodard, Angelo Ventresca. Third row, left to right lsittingls Mr. Labosky lcoachl, Keith Gilmour, William Allen, Joe Rizzotto, Mitch Adamshick, Frank Colucci, Jim MacLaren, Robert Merino, Melvin Spencer, Terry Barnes, Richard Wright, John Ventresca lmanagerl. Fourth row, left to right lstandingl: Donald Torre lmanagerl, Nate Marazzo, Frank Scaletta, James Mezhir, Mike Jakubowski, Ronald Bagley, Gary Walos, Charles Wilson, Tom Rybicki, Norm Gray, Nathaniel Lee, Tom Swalwell, Gerald DeMunda lmanageri. 79 7th GRADE BASKETBALL First row, left to right: Paul McKenzie, Frank Laurendi, Richard Bax, John Gainer, Terry Baker, David Chiodo. Second row, left to right: Leon Nix, Edward Matthews, Jeff Walker, Larry Rybicki, David Ward, Bobbie Shine, John Fiore. 8th GRADE BASKETBALL First row, left to right: Joe Bongiovanni, Sam Morreale, James Oleniczak, David Walos, Terry Wagner, David White, Randy Joyce. Second row, left to right: Tom Buffamonte, Mike Hoplight, Robert Torre, Donald Torre, Robert Falsetti, Frank Vacarella, Tom Curry. 9th GRADE BASKETBALL First row, left to right: Andrew Grimley, Gerald DeMunda, Frank Battino, John Virtuoso, Russ Zimmerman, Angelo Ventresca. Second row, left to right: Earl Coup, Gary Casten, Phil Holocly, Charles Wilson, William Duff, Joe Synordoski. Not shown-Charles LaMarca. 80 AQUATIC CLUB Front row-Irene Thomson, Mary Ann Thomson, Eileen Thomson, Kathy Connor, Linda Barber, Sandra Bozek, Martha McCulloch, Connie Kowalski. Back row-Sharon Wilson, Nancy Abbott, Monica Wilson, Barbara Abbott, Miss Sabatine. BOY'S SWIMMING TEAM Front row-John Pauline, Paul Williams, Bill Long, Jeff Walker, Bill McCulloch, James Credicott, Ken Virtuoso, Carl Schwencback, David Barrett, Mike Volpe, Tony Salacuse, Mike Furan, Frank Colucci, James Harvey. Back row--Sam Morreale, Gary Manuse, Gary Meritt, John Virtuoso, Nick Cafaro, , Don Wagner, Richard White, Mike Jackoboski, Tom Buffamonte, Richard 0'Neil, Joe Hlavenka, Gary Walos, Frank Vaccarella, Robert Falsetti, Bill Ninnes, John Mackey, John Bosso, Richard Sharpe, Bill Grobengieser. 81 u 3 Sig x . X N XS sa Xi X 1 1 N 1 Mi xx , .. . X Xei X i A X 5 S ...Q X, .X ,, 7 X-XFX..-.X - . X f 5.- .XX .A X QA .N S X X X N X X e x XX Xwxx XX Rig X S X - . . X .X A X 25552. ii Soar X X 3? X i.i.4XXsai f if Xe .af SSX 1- .X E --1XXQieiiX eisizfr. ' X i Q X 'X .' X X X X X94 S' XXX Xie? : Nr. XX? . tgeixfi 5. .gg iii X X 5 . e 2 -egg X X . , NS .1 -. -X X X X X- XX xiii X .X:fPXziTX5fX:i:iXiff 1 . X. X SNAPSHOTS-1. White House made for Honor Society Banquet by Nancy Clingersmith, Cynthia Abramaitys, Cynthia Di- Laura, Catherine Farina, Linda Hewitt, 2. Another P. J. Swing, 3. Luciano Giampag 4. Len Cancillap 5. Mr. Gavin, our co-ordinator, 6. Dennis Ormsbyp 7. Science Fair winners: Alan Rennie, Jearld Moldenhauer, Mr. King, Edward Cieslik, Joseph Paone, Joseph Golbag 8. Mademoiselle lngrascig 9. Miss Storey, our Yearbook and Honor Society advisor and Lorna Rusk, our Yearbook typistg 10. Spelling Bee winners: Sharon Butera, Raymond Gerto, Joanne Vorel, Judith Baumgartner, Mr. Araminip 11. What happened deep in the dungeon one Saturday morning?p 12, 13, 14. More football heroes and cheer- leaders: 15. George Hart: 16. Ma and Pa Spinksg 17. Honor Society theme and qualities. 82 Autographs K x 'x WWW lf xx ':'. , fn X JM Q XA 1 if iXllJUkuk Mm g XZ H , WAX kfm V A . 5 ll SKK V X M WVY4 My W1 M, Q6 W W WMXWWW ,gfWMjfj?9M , wif 1 Q QQQWQWMQLQQ WW W J WWW W. JW Nw fj wb mwwwywwffiwf WWQQW Wai I N ' ,fs x -I M M M5 v-,,Qk --L 4,9-A - s--. -' 'NJ - -, 2 .1 X wfevfff' ' Q- .W .naw-v,,-.W .V W-qw. - ,---4-...--X af fi:-X-X , N'-. 20 : - .S-' Y if ' ' , 1'-4. N ,X .. -A qw My 'J' N. pr .f f '-,..v,v. ,f , ,- 'Q e' 3' Q., ,Yi . '. 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