Eastwood High School - Hilltopper Yearbook (Syracuse, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 116 of the 1954 volume:

% EASTWOOD H ] [GH SCHOOL 30th Annual of EASTWOOD HIGH SCHOOL Syracuse, New York DEDICATION We, the senior class, proudly and gratefully dedicate the 1954 yearbook to Mr. Edgar Klett, whose spirit of fair play has been a hall- mark to all of us in our years at Eastwood. His enthusiastic approach to new ideas and school activities will, in the years to come, be a constant, vital inspiration in the full develop- ment of our individual potentialities. I T I T I T I I I 1 I 1 1 I ' Many times in this world of tension we think that the only way to find solutions to our problems is to escape into a world of fantasy where dreams seem to become realities, though we realize that dreams cannot be substituted for the full meaning of life. Facing the world today requires knowledge, which is power: self-discipline, which is character: tolerance, which is spiritual wisdom; and, last but not least, imagination — our passport to the future. The class of 1954 has chosen for its theme fairy tales, which delve into the imaginative and remind us that in this world of increasing anxiety, we must have dreams in order to achieve. Faculty Supervising Principal CHARLES F. TODD, Ph.B., M.S. Syracuse University Art RENA R. BURDICK Albany State Teachers' College Syracuse University AGNES M. RYAN. B.F.A. Syracuse University Commercial ALDWYTH JONES, A.B. Barnard College Columbia University EDGAR KLETT. B.S. Syracuse University VIRGINIA TIFFENS SUHOLET, B.S.. M.A. Syracuse University Dietitian MARGARET NOTCHER Syracuse University English STEPHANIE BEAULIEU. B.S.. M.Ed. Syracuse University ELIZABETH N. H. CRANNELL. B.S.. M S. Syracuse University DOROTHY NEWMAN. A.B. Syracuse University GLORIA E. STERN. B.A. Brooklyn College ANNA S. VIVENZIO. B.S. Syracuse University BERNICE H. WELLS, A.B. Syracuse University RUTH WILSON. B.O.E. Syracuse University Girls’ Adviser CATHERINE P. HEARN. B.S.. M.Ed. Syracuse University Health Education ELIZABETH T. GEE. R.N.. B.S. Crouse-Irving Hospital Columbia University Vice-Principal and Boys Adviser JOHN V. MEATH Syracuse University Mathematics MARY E. CARROLL Cortland State Teachers' College MARY A. EAYLE. A.B. Syracuse University HELEN L. VAN LUVEN. A.B.. M.S. Syracuse University EMILY G. THOMAS. B.S. Syracuse University Music MARION W. KILPATRICK. A.B.. B.Ped.. M.M. Syracuse University Cornell University Columbia University RUTH M. GILMOUR. B.M.. M.S. Syracuse University JOHN WILKE. B.M.. M.M.E. Syracuse University Nurse CHARLOTTE BURLETON. R.N. Crouse-Irving Hospital Physical Education DOROTHY HETTLER. B.P.E.. B.S.E. Normal College. A.G.U. , Indiana University OHN ZABADOL. B.P.E. Syracuse University zl 0 Home Economics ELLEN B. EATON. B.S. Syracuse University MARGUERITE S. RONAN, B.S. . - Syracuse University' yy Industrial Arts BERNARD J. HESS Syracuse University Oswego State Teachers’ College ARTHUR J. HORROCKS Rochester Institute of Tech. J. ROBERT JONES. B.S. Oswego State Teachers' College Syracuse University ROBERT J. PROVO Oswego State Teachers’ College Language KEITH A G. MANDIGO. A.B. Syracuse University AMANDA WHITESIDE. A.B.. M.A. Syracuse University American School of Classical Studies Rome, Italy. Summer. 1932 Librarian MARY MANCHESTER. B.S. Syracuse University vC Attendance Clerk EUNICE S. LOCKWOOD Syracuse Teachers' Training School Principal’s Secretary ZELDA STOCKHAM Eastwood High School Science DAVID CONSTANCE. B.S. Syracuse University VERDA J. HALLIGAN. B.S.. M.S. Syracuse University D. PATRICK HUGHES. B.S.. M.S. (Ed.) — Alfred University Cortland State Teachers' College Syracuse University LeMoyne College MERTON L. O HARE. B.S. Clarkson School of Technology North Carolina State Teachers College RUSSELL SEIDEL. A.B.. A.M. Dickinson College Syracuse University Union College Social Science JAMES C. KENDRICK. B.A.. M.A. St. Bonaventure University Syracuse University PEARL W. MORE. B.S. Syracuse University DAISY BALFRY SHEA. B.S.. M.S. Syracuse University LeMoyne College LELA E. SINE. A.B. Syracuse University ENRICO R. VERCILLO. B.S. Rio Grande College Syracuse University sdlma Where the hills of Onondaga Meet the eastern sky so blue And the gold of every sunrise Seems to cast its softest hue Place them over our Alma Mater To float on breezes bold Waving proudly over Eastwood High All hail the blue and gold. If we could but leave thee never Leave thy halls we know so well But our paths lead from thee ever So we let our voices swell And we'll rise and stand together And give a hearty cheer For Eastwood High, our Alma Mater That we hold so dear. When the shades of life are falling And clouds of dark there be Still to you ever calling Our praise shall be to thee And our thoughts are faithful ever As through a golden haze In all life's ways forgetting never Eastwood High School Days. Sarah llalbritter Copy Editor Philip Lindstrom Advertising Janire Lindstrom Subscriptions Marlin Reilly Sports Editor 1 9 Bernard J. Hess Adviser Jane Van Der Karr Editor Harry Boswell Subscriptions James Sullivan Art Editor Bunnie Grove Photograph Editor William Haws Editor X Mata Bat lye Subscription Manager George Haines Business Manager Gene Poland Photograph Editvrr Joan McManus Advertising Don Hammond Subseri otions Barbara Mysliveeek Photograph Editor Carole Miller Copy Editor David Kirh Advertising Patricia Galvin Record Clerk Sharon Ingalls Sports Editor 5 4 Elizabeth N. (rannell Adviser 30th ANNUAL STAFF HANNON, EDWARD W. Eddie” Golf '52. '53: Basketball 52. '53: Football '52. '53; Sigma Gamma Aepsilon '51. '52. '53; Hi-Lites '53, ‘54; President of Senior Class '53. Ambition—To be Dapper's Sergeant someday. BATTYE, MATA E. Mickey” Beta Kappa Mu '51. '52. '53. '54; Gazbo Rep. '52. Pub. Man. '53. Pres. '54; Sr. Choir '51. '52. '53; Girls' Choir '51. '52; Yearbook Staff '54; Sr. Play '53; Student Council '51; Swimming ’52, '53, ‘54; E. A. A. '53. '54; Dramatics Club '54; (Dramatics Club) Sec. '54; Sec. Senior Class (Fall). Ambition—To attend Barnard College and make Miss Catherine Hearn. Counselor, proud of me. RICH. DAVID C. ’Dave” Community Chest Speaker '53; Stu- dent Council ’53. '54; Steering Com- mittee '53. 54; Senior Play '53: Year- book Staff '54; Traffic Squad '53. '54; Yearbook Solicitor '51; School T.V. Broadcast '53; Dramatics Club '54; Pres. '54; Pres. Senior Class '54 (Spring term). Ambition—To do mg best in any- thing I undertake and make many friends while doing it. HEBERT, JEANNE L. ‘ Be-Bop” Intermediate Choir '51: Girls' Choir '53. '54: Robed Choir '52. '53. 54; Senior Choir '52. '53. '54: Yearbook Solicitor '54; Beta Kappa Mu '52, '53. '54: Vice Pres. ’53; Corr. Sec. '54; Senior Class See. '54: Senior Play Committee and extra '53; Ma- jorettes '52. '53. '54; Assistant Head of Majorettes ’53. '54; Swimming '52. '53; Dramatics Club '54; Baton In- structor '54. Ambition—To always keep smiling and to go to college and to someday be a success in my chosen profession and go on a safari through Africa with fancy VanDcrKarr. t FALL CLASS OFFICERS 1954 SPRING LINDSTROM. JANICE A. Jay' Band and Orchestra '51. '52. '53. ‘54. Vice Pres. '53; Badminton '52: Vol- leyball '52: Steering Committee '53. '54, Chairman ’54; Delta Pi Alpha '52. 53. 54. Treasurer ‘53. Vice Pres.-Prcs. '54: Senior Play '53; Vice- Pres. Senior Class 54; Yearbook Sub- scription Captain '52; Clarinet Quar- tet '54. Ambition—To see the world and make a million friends, and never dis- appoint anyone who has faith in me. ARCARO. ANTHONY J. 'Tony” Football '52. '53; Basketball '52. '53; Hi-Lites Staff 54; Traffic Squad '52. '53; Student Council '51; Hi-Y-Alpha '51, '52. '53: Chaplain. Sgt. at Arms. Ambition—To get along with every- body. and some day own a powder- blue Mercury. ROMMEL. GERDA M. Gert” Vice-President of Senior Class ‘54: Student Council '53. '54: Senior Play 54; Gamma Alpha Psi (Honorary Member) '54; Swimming '54. Ambition—To buy the biggest suit- case available and in it take the whole Senior Class back to Germany in July. REILLY. MARTIN J. Marty” Football '51; Zeta Chi '50. '51; Senior Student Council '52; Senior Play '53; Hi-Lites Staff '53. '54; Yearbook Staff 54; Treasurer of Senior Class '54. Ambition—To own a new car and call it Mitzie Junior. SENIOR CLASS COMMITTEES MOTTO AND COLOR COMMITTEE Sponsor: Mrs. Ellen Eaton Co-Chairmen: Marlene Cole and Lee Holmes Committee: Mary LaRusso, Carmella LaValle. Robert Galvin. ANNOUNCEMENT COMMITTEE Sponsor: Mrs. Elizabeth Crannell Chairman: Richard Coon Committee: Mary Lou Aylesworth and Beverly Basile COMMENCEMENT COMMITTEE Sponsor: Mrs. Elizabeth Crannell Chairman: Sharon Vieau Committee: Colleen Currie. Kenneth Howard, Earl May, Joan Williams. BREAKFAST COMMITTEE Sponsor: Mrs. Bernice Wells Chairman: James Casella Committee: Michael Costello. Carole English. Elizabeth Oatman. Helen Opalot. CAP AND GOWN COMMITTEE Sponsor: Mr. David Constance Co-Chairmen: Lorraine Grala and Roger Myrto Committee: Robert Bostwick, Marilyn Chamberlin, Janet Furbush. John Goff, Robert Graham, Carol Herman, Ronald Liquori, Theresa Lombardo. CLASS DAY Sponsors: Miss Gloria Stern and Mrs. Bernice Wells Co-Chairmen : Joan McManus and John O’Connor Committee: Dolores Bozzuto. Edwin Cipriano. Vitold Kruka. Carole Miller, Mary Mitchell, Frances Rubin, George Valenti. SENIOR BALL COMMITTEE Sponsors: Mrs. Ellen Eaton and Miss Lela Sine Co-Chairmen: Harold Bastedo and Carol Klaehn Committee: Curtiss Foote. Helen Graham, William Hay- ford, Nancy Keefer, Robert McAfee, Patricia Pickard. Julian Stanycyk. Rosemary Weeks. SENIOR PLAY COMMITTEE Sponsor: Miss Gloria Stern Co-Chairmen: John Cassella and Ronald Liquori Committee: Ivan Andrews. Edwin Cipriano, Carole Eaton, Patricia Galvin, Lorraine Grala, Bunny Grove, Sarah Halbritter, Jeanne Hebert. Carol Herman, Theresa Lombardo, Mary Mitchell, Helen Opalot, Gerda Rommel. Walter Rospen- dowski, Janice Stauffer. 1 J ' ' I I I I ! I ' ' I I I 1 2 History of the Class of 1954 FALL TERM Following the distribution of ballots prepared by the nominating commit- tee, the senior class, numbering 147. chose Edward Hannon as their president. Janice Lindstrom assisted Ed as vice-president, with Mata Battye as secretary and Anthony Arcaro as treasurer. On December 3rd and 4th. the senior class presented its annual production. The play, Glamour Boy, under the capable direction of Miss Gloria Stern, was a huge success. The cast included David Rich, Nancy Keefer. William Haws, Martin Reilly, Jane VanDerKarr. Robert Bevilacqua, John Walter, Janice Lindstrom, Patricia Galvin, Janice Stauffer, Beverly Basile. Clyde Hunt, Patricia Pickard, Mata Battye, Sharon Vieau, and Thomas Ranalli. SPRING TERM Spring term officers, elected in February, were David Rich, president; Gerda Rommel, vice-president; Jeanne Hebert, secretary; and Martin Reilly, treasurer. On May 12th following the senior breakfast, given by the Mothers’ Club unique class day exercises were held. Then, when the Senior Ball was presented in the main ballroom of Hotel Syracuse on May 21st, starry-eyed couples danced dreamily to the unforget- table rhythms of Jack Kreischer and his orchestra. Climaxed on June 25th with the graduation exercises, the high school days of the class of 1954 drew to a close. SENIOR HONOR LIST Janice Lindstrom Jane Van Der Karr Mata Battye Philip Lindstrom William Haws George Haines Patricia Pickard Mary Aylesworth Clyde M. Hunt Sarah Halbritter Richard Coon Janice Stauffer Robert Machell Robert McAfee Nancy Keefer Vitold Kruka Don Rhodes Roger Reville Carole Miller Marilyn Chamberlain Joan McManus David Rich John Goff Joan Stemmier Louise Sears Mildred McGraw Betty Knafelc David Romeo Thomas Ranalli Arthur Banazek Carol Sutkowski William Hayford Lee S. Holmes !oan Gray oan Williams Lorraine Tryon Lucille Eallonardo Randolph Hamel Sharon Vieau Sharon Ingalls Harold Bastedo 97.21 95.81 95.18 94.77 93.63 92.16 92.00 91.65 91.42 91.02 90.83 90.74 90.71 90.65 90.56 90.14 90.09 89.94 89.43 89.40 89.26 89.22 89.16 89.01 88.56 88.48 88.02 88.00 87.65 87.53 87.45 87.37 87.03 86.76 86.48 85.97 85.67 85.63 85.62 85.43 85.27 ’ I I I ' 1 I ' ' 1 1 1 AMANN. ROBERT S. Bob Zeta Chi 51. '52, '53; Football '50. '51. '53: Baseball 53: Track '51: Pro- jection Squad '52, 53; Senior Choir '51, '52; Hi-Lites '54; Traffic Squad '54. Ambition—To own a stable of horses. AYLESWORTH, MARY LOU Senior Choir '50, '51, '52, '53. '54; Badminton '52; Student Council '51. Ambition—To be a successful mu- sician. BASTEDO. HAROLD A. ''Harry” Basketball '53. '54: Student Council 51. '52; Zeta Chi 51. '52. 53. '54: Senior Ball Committee 54; Senior Choir '51. ‘52. '53. '54; Boys' Choir '52. '53. '54: Preliminary Choir '51. '52; Pres, of Preliminary Choir '52; Dramatic Club '54. Ambition—To make a tax-free million. BASILE. BEVERLY Bev” Choir '51. '52. ’53: Swimming '52; Beta Kappa Mu ’53. ’54; Student Council '51. '52; Senior Play '53; Dramatics Club '54; Commencement Committee '54. Ambition—To have a million friends and marry a wonderful guy. BOSTWICK. ROBERT C. Battling Bob” Band '48. '49. '50. '51; Orchestra '50, '51; Glee Club '50. '51. '52. '53; Hi-Lites Photographer '54. Ambition—To work for the Tele- phone Company. BOZZUTO. DOLORES A. Do-Do” Chorus '51. '52. Ambition—To be lucky in love like A.A. and D. H. and to find happiness in everything I do. ANDERSON. GLORIA A. G o Ambition—To fall in love with my dream man. get married, and make the best of what life has to offer. BANAZEK. ARTHUR G. Art” Hi-Y-Alpha '50. '51. '52. '53; Football '52. '53; Golf '52. '53. '54. Ambition—Author. Arthur Banazck. ASPRINIO, ANN M. Honeybunch Ambition—To live, love and be hap- pily married to D. H. Chorus '52. '53. BEVILACQUA. ROBERT M. Beaver” Cross Country '52; Student Council '52; Vice Pres, of Zeta Chi '53: Photo Editor of Hi-Lites '53. 54; Steering Committee '53, '54; Senior Play '54; Basketball '53, '54. Ambition—To retire at 30 and own General Motors. BLAIR. NANCY A. Nan” Alpha Pi Omega '52. '53. '54: Play- day '51. '52. '53: Volleyball ’51: Bowling '52. 53. '54; Student Council '54: Band '51, '52. '53. '54; Sports Editor of Hi-Lites '54. Ambition—To go to business school and be a good secretary until I settle down. BOSWELL. HAROLD E. “ Pancho” Hi-Lites '53. '54: Editorial Editor '53; Co-Editor 54: Track '51: Cross Country '50. '51. '52; Student Council '53. 54; Yearbook '54. Ambition—To make a mountain of money and have a load of laughs doing it. CHAMBERLAIN. MARILYN A. Mar Chorus '50. '51. '52. '54; Volleyball '50. Ambition—To learn something new every day and benefit. CASSELLA. JOHN A. “Jack” Traffic Squad '52. '53. '54: Senior Play Committee '54; Hi-Lites Staff '54. Ambition—To make two million— why be half safe? CURRIE. COLLEEN M. Col” Volleyball '50; Bowling '51; Playday '51; Swimming '53; Senior Choir '52. '53: Acapella Choir '53. Ambition—To drive a certain black Mercury, and to go to Italy in 1971 with Lorraine. Sabra and Jo Degrazio. CLIFFORD. DAVID J. Dapper Baseball '51. ‘52. '53. '54; Senior Red Cross '52, '53, '54: Senior Student Council '51. '52. '53; Hi-Lites '52, '53. 54; S.G.A. '50. '51. '52. '53. '54. Treas. '52. Vice Pres. ‘53. Ambition — Co-pilot on a flying saucer. EALLONARDO, LUCILLE M. 'Lu-Lu' Swimming '52. '53; Volleyball ‘51; Playday '52. '53; Bowling '53; Senior Play Ticket Committee '53; Yearbook Solicitor '54. Ambition—Floral dei igner. COON. RICHARD F. “Dick” Sr. Chorus '50. '51; Boys' Choir '50, ‘51; Senior Play Committee '53; An- nouncement Committee '54. Ambition—Earn a degree in engineer- ing and see some of the world. CARROLL, THOMAS A. T Student Council '50. '51: Traffic '50. '51. '52. '53; S.G.A. '50. '51. '52. '53. '54; Corresponding Secretary '52; Pres. '54; Basketball '51. '52. '53; Hi-Lites Staff '53. '54. Ambition—To end up someday where a great little guy is now. COLE. MARLENE A. Mar Chorus 51, 52, 53; Senior Student Council '52, '53; Bowling '51. '52. '53. 54; Swimming '53; Allied Youth 52. '53; Delta Pi Alpha '53. '54. Pub- licity Manager '54; Yearbook So- licitor 51. 52, '53: Chairman Color and Motto Committee '54; Senior Nominating Committee '54. Ambition—To go into partnership with Jan. own a car, then settle down with a certain ]. V. and live on the sunny side of the street. CIPRIANO, EDWIN Op Senior Play '54; Traffic Squad '54. Ambition — To be a medic in the Navy. DE BLASI, VIDA Ve Choir '54; Bowling '54. Ambition—To own a yellow convert- ible. travel around the world and be happy and healthy. CONFER. GEORGE A. Gus Hi-Y-Alpha 51. '52. '53. '54; Senior Student Council '51, '52; Football '51. '52. '53. '54; Golf 51. '52. '53. Ambition—I found it. EATON. CAROL M. Kae” Chorus '51, '52. '53; Senior Play '53; Senior Play Props Committee '53. EATON, JEAN M. Jeanie Ambition—To become a good con- scientious nurse. EGAN. RICHARD L. Egie Football 53; Basketball 53. Ambition—To someday be principal of E H.S. FRENCH. SANDRA J. 'Sandy Columnist for Hi-Lites ’54. Ambition—To become a private sec- retary to a handsome executive. FOOTE, CURTISS L. Foot Ambition—To be a cop and revoke Ollie Pugh's license for dragging. FURBUSH. JANET L. Jani’' Sr. Student Council ‘53. '54: Swim- ming '51; Chorus '50. '51, 52: Beta Kappa Mu '51, ’52. '53. '54, Rec. Sec. '53; Dram. Club. '54. Ambition — To always be happy; Colby Junior College, and never grow old. GOFF, JOHN A. Jack Golf '52. '53. Ambition—To graduate from college. COSTELLO. MICHAEL J. Mike Red Cross '51: Projection Squad '51. '53; Cross Country '51. 53; Choir '51. '53: Track '54; Basketball '54; Dram. Club '54. Ambition—To become a five-star General in the National Guard. ENGLISH. CAROLE A. Kay'' Red Cross '51. 52; Senior Choir '50. '51. '52. '53. '54; Senior Hi-Lites '53. '54. Ambition—To join the U. S. Navy Medics. FOLAND. GENE G. C. S. Senior Chorus '51. '52. '53, '54: Boys' Choir '51. '52. '53; Preliminary Choir '51. '52; Vice Pres.: Zeta Chi '51. '52, '53. '54. Secretary '52. Treasurer ‘53: Photographer for Yearbook '54: Pro- jection Squad '50. '51. '52. '53. '54. Ambition—To start a bachelor club. FREY. ANNE C. Annie Alpha Pi Omega '50. '51. ‘52. '53. '54. Sgt.-at-Arms '50, Treas. '53. '54; Gaz- bo Representative '52, '53; Allied Youth '53. Pres. '53; Bowling '50, '51; Tournament '50; Badminton '51; Hi- Lites ’51. '53: Photo Editor '51; Ex- change Editor '53. Ambition—To see the world. GALVIN. ROBERT J. Bob Football '52. ‘53: Basketball '51. '52, '53, '54: Color and Motto '54; S. S. Council '53, '54. Ambition—Fame and Fortune. GALUSKI. ROSE M. Rosie Bowling '52; Volleyball '51; Chorus '51. '52. '53. '54: Hi-Lites '52; Year- book 54; Red Cross '52. Ambition — To live, love and be happy with ? GRAHAM. ROBERT J. Otto Basketball ’52: Football '52; Track 51. '52: Chorus 52. 53. '54; Pres. Senior Choir '53: Traffic '53; Dra- matics Club '54. Ambition—To marry a certain P.P. and someday be owner of Acme stores. GRAHAM. HELEN A. Marilyn’' Senior Ball '53. '54; Senior Choir '52. '53; Yearbook Solicitor '53; E.A.A. Solicitor '52: Delta Pi Alpha '52. Chaplain '53. Rec. Secretary '54; Majorettes '52. '53. '54. Ambition—To secure a good job. get married and raise a happy, healthy family. HAMEL. RANDOLPH C. Randy'' Football ’53: Traffic Squad ‘53. Ambition—To earn enough money so I can hunt and fish all the time. GRAY. JOAN E. Joni Gazbo ‘51. '52: Yearbook Staff '54; Preliminary Choir '51. '52; Interme- diate Choir '52. '53; Girls' Choir 51. '52. '53; A Cappella Choir 52. '53; Senior Choir ’53, '54. Asst. Treas. '54: Student Council '52, '53: Allied Youth ‘51, '52. Corresponding Secre- tary '52; Beta Kappa Mu '51. '52. '53, 54. Corr. Sec. '53, Property Manager '54. Ambition—To own Big John's HAWS. WILLIAM E. Bill Hi-Y-Alpha '51. '52. '53. '54, Pres. '54. Chaplain '53; Band '48. '49, '50. 51, '52. '53. '54; Senior Play '53; Foot- ball '52, '53; Yearbook Co-Editor ’54; Golf '53; Student Council '51; Chorus '51; Projection Squad '53. '54; Dra- matics Club '54; Orchestra '54; Brass Choir '54. Ambition—To go to college, join the navy and never leave land. HAAS. PAULINE H. Pat Red Cross '49. '50; Senior Student Council '51: Play Day '51, '52; Bad- minton '52; Chorus '49. '50. Ambition—To be a private secretary to a certain G. Y. GALVIN. PATRICIA J. Pat Red Cross '51. '52. '53. '54; Senior Choir '52. '53. '54; Volleyball 51. '52; Softball '51, '52; Swimming '53: Bowling '54; Badminton '51. '52; Servus Ball ’52: Play Day '52: Delta Pi Alpha '52. '53. '54; Senior Play '53: Eastwood Activity Association; Year- book Record Clerk '54. Ambition—To be a successful lady in white and someday own a red Ford convertible like B. J.’s. HAINES. GEORGE H. Tank Band '53. '54: Hi-Y-Alpha '53. '54; Business Manager Yearbook '54. Ambition—To graduate magna cum laude from college. GRALA. LORAINE Corky Senior Play Committee '53; Senior Choir '53; Red Cross '52; Cap and Gown Com. '53 and '54. Ambition—To become Mrs. J. V. within the next five years and live in a bottle of Printer's Ink. HAMMOND. DONALD F. Don Football '51. '52. '53: Hi-Y-Alpha '50, '51. '52. '53. '54. Pub. Man. ‘54; Stu- dent Council '52. '53: Yearbook Staff '54: Cross Country '50, '51, '52; Track '50. '51. '52. Ambition — To be surrounded by happy people. GROVE. BUNNIE D. Bun Senior Student Council '52, '53. '54; Student Council Traffic Squad '52, '53. Capt. '53, '54: Red Cross '50; Yearbook Staff '53. '54; Associated Activities '52, '53; Senior Play Com- mittee '53; Nominating Committee '54; Exhib. ‘51; Swimming '52. '53; Volleyball '50; Delta Pi Alpha '51, ’52. '53. '54. Chaplain '52, Corr. Sec. '52. Treas. '53. '54. Ambition—To live in a tree with a twig-breaker. HAYFORD. WILLIAM D. Bill Preliminary Choir '51. '52; Senior Choir '51. '52; Treas. '51. '52; A Capella Choir '52. '53, '54; Track '52. '53; Cross Country '52; Band '51, [52. '53. ’54; Orchestra 51. '52. '53, ‘54; Traffic Squad ’54: Apparatus Club '51. '53; Hi-Y-Alpha '53; Sgt-at- Arms '54; Dramatics Club '54: Senior Ball Committee '54. Ambition—To live my life so that when lose. I'll still be ahead. HOLMES, LEE S. Projection Squad and P. A. System •51. '52. '53. 54; Hi-Y-Alpha '51. '52. '53. '54; Color and Motto Commit- tee '54. Ambition—To go to college and some dag oivn a car that will run when I want it to. HERMANN. CAROL A. Shorty” Senior Play Committee '54: Playday '52. '53: Volleyball '51: Delta Pi Alpha '52, '53, '54; Historian '53, Corr. Sec y. '54; Cap 6 Gown Com- mittee ‘54. Ambition—To be a successful some- thing or other. HOOK. ARTHUR B. ‘Art’ Zeta Chi '51. '52. '53. '54; Vice Pres. '54; Traffic Squad '52. '54; Intermedi- ate Choir '51. '52; Senior Choir '52. '53; Boys' Choir '52, '53; Robed Choir '52. '53. Ambition—To sail around the world in a row boat. HORNER. DONNA E. Allied Youth '53, '54; Alpha Pi Omega '53: Television Program '53; Dramatics Club '54. Ambition—To alwags be happg. be a success in everything I undertake, and someday to marry the man of mg dreams. HOWARD. KENNETH W. “Buddy’’ Ambition—To start a thriving busi- ness selling Mack Trucks over in England to replace the M.G. INGALLS. SHARON M. ’’Shawn'” Chorus '51. '52; Girls' Choir '52. '53; Senior Hi-Lites 53. '54; Delta Pi Alpha '52. '53. '54; Sgt. at Arms '54; Yearbook Solicitor '51; Sports Editor Yearbook '54. Ambition—To live. love, be happy, and to marry the man of my dreams. HALBRITTER. SARAH ANNE ’Ace” Volleyball '50, '51: Badminton '51. '52; Swimming '51; Playday '51. ‘52; Servus Ball '51. '52; Preliminary Choir '50. '51; Intermediate Choir '51. '52; Girls' Choir '50. '51. '52. '53; A Cappella Choir '51. ‘52; Senior Choir '53. '54; Student Council ’52. '53; Senior Play Committee Pub. Man. ‘54; Yearbook Staff — Copy Editor '54; Gazbo '50. 51. '52. '53. '54. Vice Pres. '53. '54; Alpha Pi Omega '50. 51. '52. '53. '54. Vice Pres. '53. Pres. '54. Ambition—To be liked for what I am and not what people think I am. HOLTON, RICHARD “Dick” Zeta Chi '52. '53, '54: Gazbo. '53. '54. Ambition—To own a chain of pool halls. HILLENBRAND. HELEN Chorus '51. ’52. '53. '54; Senior Choir '51; Badminton '51; Swimming '54; Bowling 54; Yearbook Solicitor '53. '54; Senior Play Usher. Ambition—To live. love, be happy and marry the man of my dreams. HOUDE. DONALD P. “Butch” S.G.A. '53. 54. Ambition—To be the jockey for Doyle's horse and win the Kentucky Derby. HOWE, JANE M. “Janey” Bowling '53. '54; Senior Play Tickets '54; Swimming '53; Soft Ball '52. '53. Ambition—To marry a certain R. E.. make a million, then settle down to a long, happy life together. HUNT, CLYDE M. Spiked Shoe Club '51, '52; Senior Student Council '53. '54: Steering Committee '53. '54; Cross Country '51. '52. '53; Track '52. '53. '54; Hi- Y-Alpha '51. '52'. ‘53. ‘54. Chaplain '53. V. Pres. '53. Trcas. '54; Senior Play '53. Ambition — To make the most of every opportunity and to always be able to sec the brighter side. JANUSZKA. FRANCES M. Francie” Chorus ‘50. '51. '52; Hi-Lites Re- porter '53. Ambition—To marry a certain D. C. and live happily together. KRAUS. ROBERT F. ‘Mouse’’ Hi-Lites Staff '53. '54: Intermediate Choir '50. ’51. ’52: Boys’ Choir ‘51. '52; Senior Choir '52; Intramural Basketball '50; Track '51. Ambition — To become a carpenter and build my own house some day. KLAEHN. CAROL H. ’Spook” Student Council '52. '53. '54: Vice Pres. ‘54; Cheerleading '52. '53; Cap- tain '53, '54; Traffic Squad Capt. '52. '53; Gamma Alpha Psi '53. '54; Vice Pres. '54; Nominating Committee '54. Ambition—To gain weight. KRICK. PHILIP J. Krickit” Zeta Chi '51. '52. '53; Hi-Lites Busi- ness Manager '54; Senior Student Council '52. '53. Ambition—To lead a successful mar- ried life with my girl, and to become a successful cop. KOENIG. DIANE M. Tiny” Senior Red Cross '51; Intermediate Choir '52. '53: Preliminary Choir '52. '53; Senior A Cappella Choir '53; Bowling '51. Ambition — To someday own a dill pickle factory. LANG. WILLIAM M. Wing Wong” Basketball '53. '54; Football '53; J. V. Basketball '52. '53; Red Cross '51; Hi-Lites '54. KING. JAMES A. ”]im” Allied Youth '52. '53. '54; Red Cross '53. '54: Chorus 51. '53. '54; H.M.S. Pinafore ‘50: Buck Hill Falls '53; Band '51. '52, '53. '54; Orchestra '51. '52. '53: Hi-Lites Staff '53. '54; Brass Quartet '53. Ambition—To be satisfied and make other people happy. KEEFER. NANCY A. Keefe” Preliminary Choir '51. '52; Interme- diate Choir '52. '53; Glee Club '52, '53. ’54; Senior Choir '52. '53; A Capella Choir '52. '53. '54; Girls' Choir '52, '53. '54: Pass Book So- licitor '51, '52; Majorettes '51, '52, '53. '54; Head Majorette '53. 54: Or- chestra '51, '52. '53. '54: All City Orchestra '49, '50, '52. '53. 54; Sec. of Eastwood Band '52. '53: Hi-Lites Solicitor '51: Dramatics Club '54; Yearbook Solicitor '51. '52: Senior Play '53; Senior T.V. Broadcast '53; Gamma Alpha Psi 51, '52. '53. '54: Property Manager '52, '53; President '53. '54. Ambition—To always love people and life, and someday to find good- ness and purpose in both. KRESSER. DANIEL C. Dinny” Zeta Chi '51. '52. '53: Chaplain '52, '53: Football '51. '53; Gazbo. Ambition—To be a successful taffy puller. KNAFELC. BETTY J. “Betsy” Ambition—To own a trailer and travel around the country and settle in Texas. KRUKA. VITOLD R. Wit” Sigma Gamma Aepsilon '53, '54. Ambition—To become a U. S. citizen and not be deported. LA RUSSO. MARY J. Chorus '51. '52. '53. 54; Volleyball '51. '52: Servus Ball '51. '52; Red Cross '53. ’54. Ambition—To be successful in every- thing I do. LINDSTROM. PHILIP E. ‘Phil Baseball '53. '54: Football '52. 53; Band '48. '49. '50. 51. 52. '53. 54; Brass Choir '50. ‘51. 52. 53. 54; Hi-Y Alpha '51. '52. '53. '54. Treasurer 53. Secretary 54: Empire Boys' State '53: Student Council Treasurer 53. 54; Steering Commit- tee '53. 54: Yearbook Advertising Staff '54; Dramatics Club '54; Or- chestra '52, '53. '54. Ambition—To become a top-notch engineer and to have fun doing it. LOMBARDO. THERESA B. •Tree Volleyball '51; Softball '51; Swim- ming '52. '53; Red Cross 51� '52; Student Council '54. Ambition — To be a Northwest Mountic and always get my man! MACHELL. ROBERT C. Bob Delta Chi 51. '52. '53: E. H. S. Or- chestra '50; Cross Country '52. Ambition—To finish tour years of college before Uncle Sam gets his two years in. McMANUS, JOAN M. The ]oaner Choir '50. '51. '52; Edwards' Fashion Board '51; Senior Student Council ‘52. ’53. '54: Sec. ’53. '54: Steering Committee '53. '54: Student Council Traffic '53. '54; Gamma Alpha Psi '51. '52. '53. '54: Pub. Mgr. '53; Corres. Sec. '53. ’54. Ambition — To share my happiness with my wonderful friends. McAFEE. ROBERT S. Bob Football '51. '52, '53; Track '52, '53; Preliminary Choir '51. '52; Sen- ior Choir '51. '52. '53, '54; Boys' Choir '51. '52. '53: A Cappella Choir '51. '52. '53. '54; Band '51. '52. '53. '54: Orchestra '52. '53. '54: Student Council 51. '52. Ambition—To be a millionaire by the time I’m 19. MILLER. CAROLE A. Withenie Volleyball '50; Badminton '50, '51: Swimming '52. ‘53; Student Council '52, '53; Yearbook Solicitor '52: '53; E.A.A. '53; Passbook Solicitor '50; Senior Play Committee 53; Prompter for Senior Play '53; Yearbook Staff Copy Editor '54; Senior Choir '51. '52. '53; Intermediate Choir '51, '52: Girls’ Choir '52. '53; Class Day Com- mittee '54: Delta Pi Alpha '52. '53, 54: Chaplain '54. Ambition—To live my life to the ut- most of my ability: to always be true to myself; and Arizona or bust! LA VALLE. CARMELLA Carm Volleyball '52: Chorus '52, '53. '54; Servus Ball 51. '52. Ambition—To always be happy and marry a certain G. P. LIQUORI. RONALD F. Ronnie Band '48. '50: Traffic '50: Senior Play Committee '53. Ambition—To be a success in any field I should choose, to own the fast- est car. and smile at the draft board. McGRAW. MILDRED R. Sillie Millie Senior Choir '53. '54; Potsdam Choir '54; Feature Editor for Hi-Lites '54. Ambition—To be kind, thoughtful, and considerate of others; to be a friend to those who have no friends; and to bring a smile to those who never smile. MAY. EARL J. Delta Chi Hi-Y 51. '52. '53. Ambition—To get a good job at the Telephone Company. MEIKLEHAM. DORIS J. Girls' Swimming '51; Red Cross '52. '53: Intermediate Choir '52; Girls’ Choir '52. '53, '54; Gamma Alpha Psi '51. '52. '53; Edwards' Fashion Board '52. '53; Senior Choir '53. '54. Ambition—To live. love, laugh and find true happiness in anything I do. MELFI, JAMES E. “Morphine Senior Student Council '53, '54. Ambition—To own an all-day pen- cil. MITCHELL. MARY M. Senior Student Council '52; Senior Play Committee '53; Girls’ Swimming 52: Nominating Committee '53; Gamma Alpha Psi '52. '53, '54: News Editor of Gamma '53. '54: Dramatics Club '54. Ambition — To take good care of Bunny, my little chartreuse para- keet. and keep Mitsie running always. MILLER, EARL L. Peachy Football '50. '51, '52; Basketball '51, '52; Baseball '51. '52. Ambition—To make good use of the knowledge which the E.H.S. teachers have given me. OATMAN. ELIZABETH C. Betty Volleyball '50. '51; Badminton '51, '52; Preliminary Choir '50. '51; In- termediate Choir '51. '52; Girls' Choir 51. '52. '53: Senior Choir '53. '54; Red Cross '51; Senior Student Coun- cil 52. '53; Alpha Pi Omega '51. '52, ‘53. '54; Corr. Sec. '53. Ambition—To be a successful secre- tary and later marry the man of my dreams and be happy forever and ever. MYRTO. ROGER I. Men Co-chairman Cap Gown Commit- tee; E.A.A. Captain. Ambition—To go to college, gradu- ate. and to own a deluxe '98 Olds- mobile. PERROTTA. ELEANOR E. -JEl- Ambition—To own a blue Cadillac convertible and live, love and be happy. PEDZICK. MATTHEW S. Sweets Football ‘53: Basketball '53, '54: J. V. Basketball '52. '53. Ambition—To play for the Syracuse Nats. MICHAILIDES, JOHN ‘The Greek Ambition—To someday own the Ho- tel Syracuse. MYSLIVECEK. BARBARA J. Barb Photograph Editor of Yearbook ’54; Recording Sec. of Senior Choir '54; Swimming '54. Ambition—To some day shed this dreary city life and forever live in the wide open spaces. MITTON. ROBERT L. Bob Ambition—To lead a happy and care- free life and some day marry a girl with lots of dough. OPALAT. HELEN R. Volleyball '50; Badminton '51. '52; Playday '51: Swimming '53; Girls' Choir '51, '52. '53: Senior Choir '53, '54: Senior Play '53; Dramatics Club '54: Alpha Pi Omega '52. '53. '54. Ambition—To become a good nurse and always be happy. O’CONNOR, JOHN F. Johnny Intermediate Choir '51; Preliminary Choir '50; Boys’ Choir '51. '52. .53; Senior Choir '51. '52. '53. '54; Red Cross '51. '52: Allied Youth '50, '51. ‘52. '53. '54; Alpha '50. '51. '52. '53, 54; Senior Play '54. Ambition—To go in partnership with Helen Bogash owning a bar called The Guillotine. PICKARD. PATRICIA A. 4 Pat Volleyball '50; Badminton '51. ‘52; Swimming '52. ’53; Student Council '52: Chorus 51. '52. '53. '54; E.A.A. Sol. '53; Sr. Play '53; Yearbook Sol. '54; Dramatics Club '54; Sr. Nom. Committee '53; Block Letter '53; Alpha Pi Omega '51. '52, '53, '54. Ambition—To always be happy and some day become a good wife. PERRETT. JAMES F. Jim Preliminary Choir '50; Intermediate Choir '51; Elementary Choir 50. 51; H.M.S. Pinafore '50: Boys' Choir '51. '52. '53; Senior Choir '51. 52. ’53, '54; Robed Choir '52. '53. '54; Alumni Choir '51. '52; Glee Club '52. '53; Double Octet ’54; Treas. of Senior Choir '54; Traffic Squad '50. '51; Ap- paratus Club 51: Delta Chi Hi-Y 51; Senior Hi-Lites '54. Ambition—Travel and make many friends. RUBIN. FRANCES J. Fran Red Cross 50, '51, '52. Treas. '52; Chorus '50. '51. '52. '53. '54; Hi-Lites Reporter '54. Ambition—With the help of the Lord, to marry you know who, to be you know what, to live you know where, and to die you know when. RANALLI. THOMAS F. 'Tom’’ Cross-country '52: Captain for E.A.A. ’52. '53. '54: Class Play '53. Ambition—To get rich quick and get the sharpest Buick out. SEARS. LOUISE A. Louie” Chorus '52; Alpha Pi Omega ’52. '53, '54: Student Council '52: Pres, of Alpha Pi Omega '53; Yearbook Staff '54. Ambition—To have a successful ca- reer, a million friends, and to always be happy. REVILLE. ROGER D. Rog Senior Student Council '51. '52: Year- book solicitor '53; Hi-Y-Alpha '52. '53. '54. Pres. '53; Cross Country '52. '53; Senior Play '53; Yearbook Staff '54. Ambition—To be a success. STAUFFER. JANICE M. Bones” Prelim. Choir '52; A Cappclla Choir '52. '53. '54; Girls' Choir '52. '53; Senior Choir '52, '53. '54; Vice Pres. Sr. Choir '53. '54: Pres. Sr. Choir '54; Playday '52. '53: Senior Play Nom. Com. '53; Senior Play Props '53: Senior Play '53; Beta Kappa Mu '52. 53. 54; Treasurer '53. '54; Editor Yearbook '54; T.V. Show '54; School News Broadcast '53; Dra- matics Club ’54; Potsdam Choir '54; Triple Quartet ‘54: Radio News I. Q. Alternate '54; Krazy Kat Klub '53. Ambition—To become successful in nursing and buy a baby-blue convert- ible after I’ve become an R.N. REGO. YVONNE R. Vonnie” Girls’ Choir '53; Volleyball '53; Swimming '53: Badminton '52; Soft- ball '52. '53, '54; Senior Hi-Lites '53. '54; Delta Pi Alpha '53, '54; Rec. Sec. '53; Vice Pres. '54. Ambition — To live, love and be happy. PFOHL. DONALD L. Don” Senior Hi-Lites '52. '54; Senior Red Cross '51. '52: Traffic '51. '52, '53. '54: Preliminary Choir '50; Interme- diate Choir '51: Elementary Choir '50, '51; Accompanist '51. '52. '53; Senior Choir '51. '52, '53, '54; Cor. Sec. Senior Choir '54; Alumni Choir '51. '52; H.M.S. Pinafore '50: Double Octet 54; Robed Choir '53, '54: Yearbook Solicitor '51: Boys’ Choir '51. '52. '53: Vice Pres. Boys’ Club '52. '53. Ambition—To join the navy and sec the world and live a happy and healthy life. SAXENIAN. VIRGINIA Sax” Volleyball '51: Student Council ‘52; Swimming '54: Bowling '54; E.A.A. '54; Senior Play '54. Ambition—To have a successful busi- ness career. RANDALL, JOHN W. “Jack” Football '50. '51; Track '49: Gym- nastics '48. '49. '50; Delta Chi '49. '50. '51. Ambition—To be a success. SMITH. SHIRLEY M.' Shid” Delta Pi Alpha '52. '53; Rcdficld Game Club '53, '54. Ambition—To be a success and make many friends in the future, in every- thing I do. RHODES, DON F. Dusty” Orchestra '51. '52, '53. '54: Red Cross ‘52: All-City Orchestra '52; Library Treas. ‘54: Dramatics Club '54; E.A.A. '53. Ambition—To graduate from Cornell on the dean’s list. STEMMLER. JOAN B. Joanie” E.A.A. '52; Bowling '52. ’53; Year- book ‘53. Ambition—To be as biq a success with my friends as 1 hope to be in college courses. RYAN. JAMES F. Jim” Ambition—To lead a happy and suc- cessful life. Football ’52. ’53; Track '51; E.A.A. ’52, ’53. TRYON. LORRAINE O. Wainie” Volleyball ’51; Softball '51; Swim- ming '52. ’53; Associated Activities ’53. Ambition—To marry the right one. be a happy and successful mother, and to spend the rest of my life mak- ing my family happy. SERO. J. EDWARD “Cisco” Editor of Hi-Lites '53; Zeta Chi '49. '51. '52. '53: Pres, of Zeta Chi '53, Sec. '53; Sergeant at Arms Gazbo '53. Ambition—To sec Zeta Chi have a dance. VIEAU. SHARON E. “Shawn” Hi-Lites '51. '52. '53. '54; Chorus '51, ’53, '54; Senior Play '53; Nominating Committee '54; Bowling '54: Swim- ming '51. 52. '54: Alpha Pi Omega '51. '52, '53. '54. Corres. Sec. '53. '54: Allied Youth '51, '52; Student Coun- cil '51. Ambition—To be a fine nurse, have a successful career, travel around the world twice, then wearily settle down. SIMONETTA. AUGUST “ Auflie” Traffic Squad '53; Hi-Lites Reporter 52, 53; Baseball 52. 53; Chorus '50. '53; Steering Committee, Red Cross, Student Council. Ambition—To go to college and live a little. ROMEO. DAVID J. “Dave” Hi-Y-Alpha, '51. '52. '53. '54. Sec. '53. V. Pres. '54; Hi-Y-Council Pres. '53. '54; Senior Student Council President '53. '54; Golf '51, '52. '53. '54. Ambition — To go through college with an even odder group of friends than I had at E.H.S. SUTKOWSKI. CAROL E. “Sousky Chorus '50. '51. '52. '53; A Cappella Choir '51. '52; Girls' Choir '51. '52; Allied Youth '53. '54; Sec. '53, '54; Alpha Pi Omega '51. '52. '53. '54; Historian '53. '54; Badminton '50. '51; Gazbo Representative ‘53. '54; Hi- Lites Staff '53. '54: Feature Editor '53, '54; Prelim. Choir '50. 51. Ambition—To be a success in life and never forget all the wonderful friends I met in E.H.S. SEAGER, GERALD P. ‘Jerri Traffic Squad '53. '54; Hi-Lites Re- porter '52. '53. Ambition—To see the Bums or Bosox win the Series. VAN DER KARR, JANE L. “ Janey” Jr. Student Council President '50; Band '49. '50. 51. '52; E.S.S.P.A. Delegate '51; Orchestra '49. '50. '51. '52; Trumpet Trio '51; Sr. Student Council '51. '52. '53. '54; Steering Committee 52. '53. 54; Post Standard Editorial Award Winner '54; Inter- Sorority-Fraternity Council (Gazbo) '52. '53. 54. Pres. '53. '54; Beta Kappa Mu '51, '52. '53, '54. Pres. '53; Vice-Pres. '54; Hi-Lites Sol. '49. '50, '51. '52: Senior Play '53; Dramatics Club Vice Pres. '54; Preliminary Choir '51, '52; Spelling Bee Finalist '50; Jr. Choir Pres. '50. '51; Sr. Class Nom. Comm. '53: Girls' Choir ‘52. ‘53: Sr. Choir '52. '53, '54, Vice-Pres. '53, Asst. Treas. '53; Yearbook Solicitor '53; Dramatics Telecast '54; Krazy Kat Klub Vice Pres. '53; Yearbook Editor '54. Ambition—To dance to crazy music; to analyze crazy people; and to con- tinue to find friendship and purpose in all I do. SIMMS. JOHN R. “Patches” Ambition—To join the navy and see the world. VILLANI, JANICE A. “Jan” Red Cross '51: Int. Choir '50, '51; Senior Choir '51. '52; Swimming '53; Bowling '54; Yearbook Solicitor '51; Hi-Lites Solicitor '50; Dramatics Club '54. Ambition—To someday own my own beauty salon, and be partners with Mer in the business, have a few years of a career, then settle down with a certain Dream Man. SIMONETTA. JOSEPH R. Sinionvoch Traffic Squad '53; Hi-Lites 52. 53; Baseball '52. '53; Basketball '51. 52. '53: Chorus '50. 53; Senior Student Council ‘53. Ambition To go to college and be- come a professional baseball player. SOPCHAK. JOSEPH ZAWADZKI. JOAN E. ]oni Hi-Lites Staff '53. '54: Red Cross '51. '52. '53: Chorus '51; Reporter for Hi- Lites '53. '54: Bowling '53. Ambition — To be able to own a Cadillac convertible by the summer of 1955. STANCZYK. JULIAN F. E. Junior Traffic Squad '51. '52, '53: Sr. Choir '53. '54; Hi-Lites Staff '54: Basketball '54: Senior Ball Committee '54: Base- ball ‘54; Senior Student Council '54. Ambition—To be a 20-game winner for the Cleveland Indians. SULLIVAN. JAMES B. Jimmy Jr. Dramatic Club '49, '50; Art Editor for Yearbook '54. Ambition—To live, love, and be happy. VAIKNESS. GEORGE Muskrat Hi-Lites Staff '51: Cross Country '52. Ambition — To own a new Lincoln. WEEKS. ROSEMARY Rosie Traffic Squad 53; Junior Student Council Sec. '49: Junior Choir 50; Delta Pi Alpha '52. ;53, '54: Senior Student Council Sec. '53. Ambition—To be able to smile the rest of my life. WILLIAMS. JOAN H. Joanie Senior Red Cross '53. Senior Hi- Lites '53; Senior A Cappella Choir '53; Intermediate Choir '52. '53. Ambition- - To become a spy for the FBI. SPAGNOLA. CARL F. Spag Baseball '53. '54; Basketball '54; Band and Orchestra '52, '53. '54; All City Band '50. '51. '52. '53. '54. Ambition—To live a successful life. STAUFFER. THOMAS F. Slim Basketball '51. '52. '53: Traffic Squad '51. '52; S.G.A. 51. 52. 53; Senior Student Council '53. Ambition—To send some money on ahead so I won't have to worry about taking it with me. TIMSON. JOHN R. Jake Vice-President of S. G. A. '53, '54. Ambition—To oivn a Sweet Shop with George Valenti. WALTER, JOHN I. Senior Play. Traffic Squad. ZINK. ROBERT J. Yogi Baseball ‘52. '53. '54: Hi-Y-Alpha '50. '51. '52. '53. '54: Football '53. Ambition—To hit a grand slam home run in Yankee Stadium. BAKER. LAURENCE H. Big Bake Reporter for Hi-Lites '53. Ambition—To be successful in what- ever I undertake. BURKE. CHARLES E. C. B. Baseball '52. ’53: Hi-Lites '53; Traffic Squad '52. Ambition—To have the best beagles in the country someday. BARRY. ROLAND L. Red Zeta Chi '51. '52. '53. '54; Treasurer ‘53; Baseball '53; Sgt. at Arms. Gazbo '53; Reporter for Hi-Lites '53, '54. Ambition—To make enough money to buy insurance for Old Nellie-Bell. CARROLL. EDWARD F. Edgar Sigma Gamma Aepsilon '50. '51. '53, '54: Track '50, '51; Columnist '54. Ambition—To live most and serve best. HEFFERON. HAROLD A. Icky Football '52. '53. '54; Basketball '52. 53. '54. Ambition—To beat the pinball ma- chine at the Palace Lounge. Senior I. Robert Spencer Amann. hereby will to my brother my seat in Mr. Klett’s home room; and to Doris the ability to pass American History. I. Gloria Anderson, hereby will my sister Rosemary the ability to chew gum in Miss Gee s health class without getting caught; to all other Eastwoodites. I just leave. . . . I. Ann Asprinio. hereby will to my brother Matty all the good times I have had and the ability to become a good mechanic: to Nick Petta, I will my favorite seat in Mr. Todd s office; to Nelson Selley, Andy Gross, and Jerry Fehlman. all the good times I ve had and the ability to graduate from high school. I. Tony Arcaro. hereby will to Ralph Malandra. all the luck and swell times I had here at E.H.S.: to Mike Kyanka my spot next to Mid in hopes he'll learn more than I did about basketball; and to Little Minahan my cafeteria spot at Nojies in Ijopes that nobody bbthers him like he did me. I. Mary Lou Aylesworth. hereby will to all musicians of the present junior class, all the fun I’ve had and the splinters removed from the chairs in 101. I. Roland L. Barry, hereby will to Bob Zack. the ability to play baseball and to Mrs. Wells, a pen to copy my tests in ink; I will to everyone all the fun I’ve had in only four and a half years of high school and to Miss Gee all the health in the world. I. Mata Battye. do regretfully leave to the 2 little Fiello's. Char. Drier. Diane Stauffer, and the rest of my little Beta girls all my very pleasant memories of the best sorority and the sweetest bunch of kids in the world; to Chucky Meeds I leave Mrs. Kilpatrick in hopes you’ll enjoy opera together; to Judy Bianchi a little courage; and to Miss Hearn — counselor, many thanks. I. Lawrence Baker, hereby will Fred Reed my position in Print Shop; to Fred Luponc my position in Mechanical Drawing and hope he drives in with or without the ball in basketball. I. Arthur Banazek. hereby will all my knowledge and ability to think to Marshall Williamson; to my brothers. Stand and Bill. I leave all the good times I had while at- tending Eastwood; to Pat Podsaid I leave all my hacked up goif balls and broken golf clubs; to Mrs. Wells — another student like me. I. Beverly Basile. hereby will to Jane Cocco all the luck and happiness as head majorette; to Carol Fiello all the many great times that I ve had in Beta: to Nancy Hunt, a true friend who helped me solve my big problem—may you never lose J ; to all the kids at Eastwood all the fun they can get in a great school. I. Harry Bastcdo. hereby will my little brother Carl my smelly gym locker and my good times at Eastwood; also. I hope he will be happy here too. I. Robert Bevilacqua. hereby will my book How To Break Up A Zone to Bob Galvin; my car to Ron Li- quori; and my 76 average to Mary Nicholson. I. Nancy Blair, hereby will to Larry Poree those broken down cymbals in hopes that Mr. Wilkie will get a new pair; to Nancy Bonzerato I will the ability to get through J. C.’s history class: and to Ellie Barnell I will all the good times I've had at Eastwood High School. I, Elladean Patricia Brickman. hereby will to all fresh- men the ability to meet as many sincere friends as I have: to Bunnie and Jay all the happiness in the world; to Darlene H. and Helen Graham a million laughs; and to Delta Pi Alpha, I leave memories of the wonderful times we had. I. Bob Bostwick, hereby will to any up-coming senior the right to park their cars in the teachers’ parking lot with- out getting caught; to any lucky person, like I was. to pass through Mrs. Wells’ English classes by the skin of my teeth; also to the lucky person who will become Hi-Lites photographer the fun I had at taking pictures and wearing out many soles on their shoes walking around. I. Harry Boswell, hereby will to anyone who can wangle it. the little room : to Mr. Klett a copy of Romeo and Juliet with the part of Romeo and all the footnotes crossed out; to Lovin’s brother I leave the Rockface; and to Mr. Hughes I leave Paddy’s Clam House. I. Dolores Bozzuto. hereby will to my brother Michael all the wonderful times I have had at Eastwood and the ability to get along with the teachers; to Matty Asprinio and Nick Petta I leave one slightly battered pair of ear muffs for their ears. I. Edward F. Carroll, being of sound body and weak mind, do hereby will Miss Gee my brother. Dave, and now I leave. I. Thomas Carroll, hereby will to Peggy—Dave; to John Venditti a permanent plate and a girl; and to Joe Caccamo. a Lincoln Capri. I. Jack Cassclla. hereby will to anyone who can stand it. my traffic post guarding the telephone during first lunch: to Dick I will Mercurio s, so Tommy won't have to pay his check for him any more: to Bill Hayford an official Nat King Cole piano: to Diane Falsco the abil- ity to graduate before 1965; and to Jr. and Barb, success together, in hopes that they will ask me to be their best man. I. Marilyn Chamberlain, hereby will to Jane C. my desk in first period French Class thereby making it easier for her to talk to Carol C. about homework: and I give my heartfelt thanks to Miss Newman for listening to my problem concerning the future. I. Edwin Cipriano. hereby will the hope that Mr. Klett will someday teach a retailing class with no jokers in it. I. Dave Clifford, hereby will Tommy Walters one match so he may burn that black sweater: to Dorn Galluzzo. I leave two additional inches; to Georgic Valenti I will the ability to learn to speak; to John Venditti I leave nothing which is more than he deserves; to all the future seniors I will the good times I had—Good times??? I. Marlene Cole, hereby will Carole Angotti my green studded binoculars and my bowling ball: to Hilda Kam- mar all the fun we've had in Mr. Klett's bookkeeping class, also loads of luck with a certain S.U. student (namely Paul): to Sylvia King my bookkeeping book to burn when she burns hers; to Shirley Bubbles’ Wombles I leave Mr. Klett and the ability to chew gum without getting caught; to Fay Venturin S.U. and Mark: to Mary Red N. a package of Light and Bright ; and to Delta and its wonderful gals, all the fun I’ve had. Now I leave. I. George Confer, hereby will to John Goff the privilege to be Captain of the J.V. basketball team coached by Coach Ed Eager'' Klett: to Don the great lover' Hammond my aluminum boat and a bright September moon; to Dave Romeo I leave one slightly souped up Pontiac: to Art Polish ' Banazek the ability to become city golf champ as the old master has been the last 5 years, also only one hacked up Grody's 5-5-5; to Ed” Klett the chance to enter the ring with me at Madison Square Garden for the main event; and last, but not least, to Curt Foote I leave my 19 lb. cue sticks from Nunzies” whale aquarium. I. Richard Coon, hereby will to Bill Sabis a year with Caesar: to anyone a seat in one of the back rows in assembly, and study-halls in the library, hoping they will enjoy them as much as I did. I. Michael Costello, hereby will to Mr. Hughes my abil- ity to run: to Mr. Todd the ability to catch me: to Mr. Klett my ability to read figures and I don't mean book- keeping; and to Mr. Meath. I leave.—! I. Colleen Currie, hereby will to Lorraine Miller my seat and book in Driver Training; to Sabra Perrett I leave a certain B.G.; to Joan Sero I leave D.I.: to Maureen Man- cini and everyone else. I leave. 1. Vida DeBlasi. hereby will to my brother. Benny, the ability to get along with the teachers as well as I have: to Eleanor and Jean I leave the best years of our friend- ship together in hopes that it will continue, also to any girl the ability not to faint in Miss Gee's Health Class; to Margaret Perrotta. I leave my study halls in hopes that she will use them better than I did. I. Lucille Eallanardo. hereby will to my cousin. David Rizzo, all the good times I had at Eastwood: to Mr. Provo, the hopes that he finds some better drivers to teach. I. Jean Eaton, hereby will to Betty Eaton my seat in Mrs. Wells’ English class in hopes she will make better use of it than I did. I. Richard Egan, hereby will my ability to get along in gym to anyone that wants to write Rule 5 fifty times and to Stan Pedzick my football suit. I. Carole English, will to my brother Edward the good times I have had at Eastwood; to Lady S. I leave my worn out stool in Mrs. Eaton s cooking room; to my good-for-a-million laughs friend. Darlene Dimples Hali- day. I leave the ability to get out of school: to Pat Shea my worn out notebook and the ability to get through school without demerits. I. Gene Foland. hereby will Timond Bolton the good times in Mr. Klett's Retailing class and to Fred Reed my luck to keep out of trouble; to Sitting Bull Lewis I leave my locker and to Arnold Jameison I leave my good times. I. Curtiss Foote, hereby will to John Vcnditti my ability to tell a hen pheasant from a partridge: to A1 Carfagno my wide assortment of pegged pants; and to David Wood my friendship with ”J. C. Kendrick. I. Sandra French, hereby will to Nancy Bonzerato all the good times I have had in my senior year. I. Anne Frey, hereby will to Pooreyes my children Anni. Connie. Carol, and Elaine and my name Ma; to Miss Gee a quiet study-hall without the 7-1 s: to all future treas- urers of Alpha Pi Omega one adding machine; to Kenny Burton good times and lots of fun at EHS; to Mrs. Cran- nell all my thanks for being one of the nicest persons and teachers: and finally to Eurgie Vieau. whose friend- ship has meant so much to me. one large autographed picture of Peter Lawford. one used trunk of guppies, one blank and the hope that she will be a second Florence Nightengale—w’ith a slow torch. I. Janet Furbush. hereby will to Mary Nicholson the other half: to Jeanette my cherished back scratchcr; to Theresa Madonna a new pair of shoes every two months; and to the gals and future gals of Beta Kappa Mu the ability to keep it on top where it has always been; and to Nancy Hunt to stay as wonderful as she is. I. Robert J. Galvin, hereby will to Ju Ju my basketball uniform. I. Pat Galvin, hereby will to my brother Jim my seat in Mr. Klett's bookkeeping class in hopes he'll use it more than I did; to the rest of the kids in Delta and Eastwood I leave all the good times I've had. I. Rose Marie Galuski, hereby will to Kathie all the fun I've had at EHS: to Dan I will five bottles of Pepsi every day. my ability to get a high school diploma: to Carm La Valle I will a Polish History book: last, but not least, to the A.D. Gang” I leave a cemetery to bury all the bad jokes in. I. Jack Goff, hereby will to Mr. Hughes my shotput and discus; to Mr. Klett my ability to coach; to all future EHS students I leave my ability to get good marks with a minimum of work. I. Helen Annette Graham, hereby will to Janie Cocco my ability to argue with Mr. Wilkie and to the future major- ettes my jigabo strut and may you always give EHS a good name. I. Robert Graham, hereby will to Norm Haas the ability to get around C.F.T. as well as I did: and to Diane Pickard lots of fun in her years at E.H.S. and the ability to take good care of Pat while I'm away. I. Loraine Grata, being of sound mind—??. hereby will to Jackie Grala and Mary Jane Smith all the fun I’ve had at Eastwood: to Bill Stevens and Joe Paussa a bottle of Bromo Seltzer and one lonely cigar (they know why); to Marie Rausa the ability to graduate: to Carol Angotti a piece of bubble gum and last, but not least. I hereby will to Joan Mengcl—Butch, in hopes that she can reform him. I. Joni Gray, being of broad mind and body, do hereby will the Northside to Donna and JoAnn: my parking place in front of the school to Johnny Venditti—also R.S.; a case of peanut butter to Johnny Doyle; my record of Red Top to Mr. Klett and Jane Cocco (to replace me): to Jeannette Fiello all future Beta candidates and my title of meanest ; to S.G.A. I leave my little brother Jimmy; to Janet Mannigan my ability to pull a Jap-a- day —use it on Jerry; to Jill Venditti all my class — the PLAV I'm keeping: last, but not least. I leave George Valenti the ability to graduate by 1999. I. Bunnie Grove, wishing to leave all my childish charac- teristics behind me. will leave my heavy appetite to anyone who will call for it; to Winnie my old gym suit and all the good times I've had at E.H.S.: to Carol the hopes and dreams that she'll get a fellow she can look up to: and to Bob and Pat a world of happiness. I. Pauline Haas, hereby will to Nancy Kies and Joyce Pataglia my gym suit which they have used for the last year; to Joyce I w’ill my brother: to my sister. Ginny. the ability to get through school as fast as I did. I. George H. Haines III. hereby will to all newcomers the attitude of kindness and friendship shown to me by stu- dents and teachers alike wrhen I was just a newcomer. I. Sarah Halbritter. hereby will Elaine Byrne a certain J. S. and the ability to remain quiet at sorority meetings with Anni Keller: to Mary Anne Goodsight presidency of Alpha and to the rest of the ’ Alphie gang success in the future: to Don Hammond Sue: to M. B. I will Don every other Easter: to Bill Cook my strenuous task of collecting absentee cards: to Bob Wagner a stiff upper lip and the ability to act like a man: to Icky —my apolo- gies—but “I is what I is and not what I ain't : to Mr. Vercillo two feet of my height and also to Don Hammond many thanks for helping me with all of my many prob- lems during this last year. I. Edward Hannon, hereby will my seat in Mr. Todd's office to Johnny Vcnditti in hopes he contacts a few slivers; I leave G. Valenti one alarm clock so he may wake up in time for school; to Mrs. Wells I leave my dearest appreciation for the kindness she showed me; to B. J. Hess I leave. I. Randolph C. Hamel, hereby will all my used books to my brother. Phil—I know he’ll make good use of them and my lonely traffic post at B15 to the poor souls that get it plus the busy one in front of the office. I. Don Hammond, having squandered all my material possessions, leave the remaining generation nothing, which is probably more than they expected. 1, Bill Haws, hereby will my brother. George, all the good times I have had in Eastwood High School: to Jack Flanagan—courage, son!: to Mr. Wilkie—a French horn player. I. Bill Hayford, hereby will to Jim DcFuria my ability to stay on key in chorus, also my powder blue peggers. (I hope they fit him some day): to Ed Barone my ability to get high marks in chemistry (without trying): to Miss Stern the hope she gets a student who will liven the class (like I always tried but never succeeded); to Norm Haas my seat in senior homeroom. I. Jeanne Hebert, hereby will to my brother. Paul, all the wonderful times I've had at Eastwood and the ability to always stay on the good side of the teachers: to Linda Schultz my place on the majorette squad in hopes she does much better than I and to take care of Mr. Wilkie for me: to Nan Hunt. Fran Maley, Theresa Ma- donna and Carol and Jeannette Fiello and the rest of the BKM girls all the great times we’ve had together; to Chris Ragonese the ability to always make people laugh like she has me: to Georgie Valenti to always stay as nice as he is now and maybe someday I’ll be able to jitter-bug as well as he can; to Miss Newman. Miss Hearn —thank you for being so nice and understanding and giving me so much help in everything. I. Harold Heifferon. hereby will my never used football uniform to Ju-Ju (I hope he has better luck than I) and to Eastwood High School—I leave. I. Carol Hermann, hereby will Jeanette Charlebois my Chem. seat and old test papers: to Bun a good strong tree, her favorite twig breaker and a wonderful life to them both: to Jerry Bartig. Bob Casler and the rest of the Woolworth gang—I just leave. I. Helen Hillenbrand. hereby will to Nikki Guinto my favorite place of relaxation when 3rd lunch rolls around, my scat in J. F.'s car: to Diane S. all the beautiful draw- ings I managed to create in art class; to Ro G. my dilapi- dated gym suit; to Time L. my scat in detention and hope he doesn’t use it as much as I did; to Erac the ability to get along with Dick E.: to Diane Stauffer I leave my dictionary and hope she uses it more often than I did: to all future EHS seniors the fun I've had in my senior year; last but not least my thanks to Mrs. Suholet for her patience with me and a big bottle of aspirin tablets for the headaches I’ve caused her. I. Lee Holmes, hereby will to my brother, Charlie, all the good times I have had at Eastwood; to Dick I leave my place in Miss Van Luven's Trig, class and to all the future hot-rodders of F2HS I leave the teachers park- ing lot and my sympathy if they arc caught parking in it. I, Richard Holton, hereby will to Mike Guilfoil the ability to play pool which he needs very badly. I. Arthur Hook, hereby will to Joe Paussa and Leon Grosso the best of luck in sports in the future years and also as much fun in their senior class as I have had. I. Donna Horner, hereby will to Carol Fiello my place in the office 4th period, typing the notices: to Joyce Pat- tagalia the switchboard: to Larry O’Connor the ability to drive better than I can; to Diane Stauffer the blue Gym suit I never bought; to my sisters Rubye and Er- dyne I will all the fun and good times I've had at EHS; to Tinkle. Carol. Judy, and Theresa I will all the hours full of fun we had at Diane's; to all the girls of East- wood I leave Miss Hearn: and last but not least, to a certain B. V. I leave myself. I. Donald Houde. hereby will to Carol Angotti a pigeon to teach her how to walk better; to Dave Carroll I will the ability to get along with Mr. Vercillo as well as I did. I. Clyde Hunt, hereby will all the other Hunts of East- wood my ability to leave school as easily and with as many pleasant memories: to my brother, the spikes, in hopes he can move them faster; to Miss Stern's public speakers a few thousand more alveoti; I will to the members of Hi-Y Alpha the best of luck in coming years and to anyone wrho wants ’em the little room in the library, the wet corner at D. P. Hughes’ car or the PINK FLAMIE—(goodness knows where). I. Kenneth W. Howard, hereby will my 40 Ford (skirts included) to anybody with $150; to the United States Navy goes my complete uniform minus the socks and shoes which I paid for myself: the socks will go to my mother and the shoes can be shared by the 35 East- wood paper boys that are in my station. I. Jane Howe, hereby will to my sister Jo Anne, all the wonderful times I’ve had during my high school days— may she enjoy them as much as I did: also I will to all future Eastwoodites the wonderful times I’ve had at Eastwood and I hope they are as proud of being a student at Eastwood as much as I. I. Sharon Ingalls, hereby will to my sister Geri and brother Mai all the laughs and good times I have had in the halls of Eastwood; the ability to get along with Mr. Klett and his Big Stick ; to Shirley Bubbles Womblcs: to my Delta sisters all the fun and good times; to Mary Red N. a high office in Delta; and to anyone who wants them my Wholly gym suit and sneaks in hopes they will know what to do with them. With this last testimony—I leave. I. Frances Mary Januszka. hereby will to my sisters. Pat and Carol, all the wonderful times I have had at East- wood: to all future students I wish all the luck with the teachers and hope they like them as well as I did. I. Nancy Keefer, hereby leave to the future majorettes of EHS all the last minute routines; to Mr. Wilkie I leave an enthusiastic head majorette who blushes; and the memories of all our arguments and laughs; to the Gam- ma girls I leave my appreciation for being so close and helpful this term and to the future president I leave the honor of being part of a wonderful sorority: to Joyce and Molly I leave all our little talks in hopes that they will always get as much out of them as I have; to Caro- lyn K.—G. Hough—a minuet; to Pat G. I will Gil; I will Miss Hearn’s friendship which has been more help- ful to me than anything else in high school to all the girls at Eastwood; and to all my friends here. I leave the ability to enjoy high school and all the wonderful kids here as much as I have. I. James King, hereby will to Mrs. Wells one used tablet, and to my young admirer Stella Jarmac my ability to get along with Mrs. Lockwood: to Miss Sine mv thanks for everything and all my good times at Eastwood. I. Carol Klachn. hereby will to the gs’er girl—Carolyn' Angotti my lovelier than ever gym suit; to a certain R. M. I leave one pair of dark glasses; to my brother But I leave R. T. and J. M.; to Tom Tarnacki I leave one of the top three : to Diane Stauffer I leave the ability to understand T. S. as I do; I also leave her the ambition to go on at good old S.M.H.; to Maryanne Goodsight I leave the school orchestra and lastly I leave to Jane Cocco the summer of 1953. I. Betty J. Knafclc. hereby will to my sister Gail my iron stomach to use in Miss Gee’s Health classes. I. Diane Koenig, hereby will to Theresa Vigilotti the ability to enjoy a ride down Cailey Hill; to my sister. Karen, my old French book in hopes she gets more out of it than I did; to a certain R. L. all the fun we re had together; lastly to anyone the ability to make as won- derful friends as I did in Tinkle V.. Carolyn A.. Barb M. and Judy W. I. Robert Mouse Kraus, hereby will to Dick Callahan the ability to score as many points as I did in gym and to Jack Flannagan my ability to graduate. I. Daniel Kresser, hereby will to Frenchie Grosso one (1) moldy pair of sweat socks and to John Venditti my ability to get 9296 in chorus. I. Philip J. Krick. hereby will to John Venditti my abil- ity to get along with a certain R. J. and to the rest of the boys in B-2 the will to graduate. I. Vitold Kruka. hereby will, being of sound body and weak mind. Dave Carroll a free hair cut; Dave Wood my job at the Rathole; George Valenti the ability to graduate. I. William Lang, hereby will to Bob Wagner my abil- ity not to lose my temper during a game: to Fred Lu- pone I leave my uniform hoping you will have more success in it than I did: to Don lanuzi the ability to make the J.V. team. I. Mary J. LaRusso. hereby will to the coming seniors of Eastwood High my seat in 207; to my sister all my books and my seat in chorus. I. Carmella LaValle. hereby will to my sister. Diane, all the fun I had in school; to Peggy S., Marie L. and Pat C. a ton of typing paper which I'm sure will be useful; to Miss Gee the thanks for her wonderful advice given me. I. Janice Lindstrom. hereby will to Maureen Maroney. Carol Temple and all the other gals of Delta Pi Alpha, senior years full of fun and excitement; to Ann DiFlorio I leave the EHS band and orchestra—with my deepest sympathy: to CPH I bequeath my accumulated stacks of college bulletins in hopes they may in some small way repay her for the hours of time and endless encourage- ment she has given me; and finally I leave to Eastwood High School my brother Gary, whom you will meet in a few years. I. Phil Lindstrom. hereby will to Louis Childs my ex- citingly different trombone tone in hopes that with it he can baffle bandmaster John Wilkie as thoroughly as I have; to Jack Flanagan I leave encouragement. I. Theresa Lombardo, hereby will to all the future Eastwoodites the ambition to qet into the activities of Eastwood and do them well: also I will to them all the fun and wonderful times I have had in Eastwood; lots of luck to the next cafeteria cashier after me. I. Bob Machell. hereby will to my brother Bill, all the good times I have had in my senior year and to any- one who can read under the doodling my old school books and slightly used scratchpad. I. Earl May. hereby will all my seats to anyone who wants them; a way for Bill Machell to get out of al- gebra; and to my brother all the good times I have had. I. Robert S. McAfee, hereby will to Jackie Grata and Madeleine Scars, Mrs. Kilpartick's Harmony Class; to Dick McNeely and Don lanuzi the ability to get places on time; to Don lanuzi Mr. Wilkie, in hopes he will get along better with him than in the past: to Marshall Williamson one good used pencil which he needs badly. I. Mildred McGraw. hereby will what is left of the training car to Mr. Provo; all my scrap paper to my brother. Paul; my short, stubby, chewed-up pencils to my sister Donna: the ink in the library to Miss Man- chester; and last but not least to Eastwood High I will 9 more students from our house! I. Joan McManus, hereby will the following to my dear friends; to Bruce I leave an IOU for all the dough he’s lent me; to Janie C. all kinds of wild times; to Sabra Perrctt just anything: to Patty Koagel the wish that she be as nice as she acts and looks; and to Johnny Nelson a real happy senior year; also and more im- portant to George I leave a lively whale to keep him happy and the hope that he isn’t mad and now I leave with Klaehn for new adventures and further conquests. I. Doris Meikleham. hereby will to Joyce Bataglia my delapidated gym suit in hopes that she gets more use out of it than I did; to Judy Walter the ability to grad- uate and my seat in senior home room; to Theresa Vig- liotti. Carol Angotti. Tinkle and Rosie all the fun and good times I have had in my senior year; to Bob I leave many happy times and hope they will continue: to Eastwood I leave Mr. Kendrick's regents class. I. James Mclfi, hereby will to E. Liquori one pegged sweat sock; to D. L. one pack of cigarettes so he won't have to bum them; and to all the Ashdale gang I leave lots of good luck. I, John Michaulides. hereby will my brother Mike to carry on the nickname The Greek. I. Carol Miller, do hereby will and bequeath the foi- ling things, to Pat P.. Betty O.. and Helen O. all the wonderful times we’ve had together; to Betty O. my everlasting love and devotion. I'll never forget you. To Jancy Van” I leave memories of laughable tennis matches and an eternally grateful thanks for your very secret confidences. To the rest of EHS I hereby leave further conquests and happy times. We. Bunnie Grove. Carol Hermann and Yvonne Rego being of sound mind??? and unquestionable body hereby will to the future officers of Delta our balanced books, a mangled address book, monogrammed stationery and unused stamps: Here's hoping you get more pull than we did! To all the Delta girls—we leave. I. Earl L. Miller. Jr. hereby will to my brother. Dick, the left end of Mr. O'Hare’s basketball bench which I used so ably; to all the teachers I leave my many thanks for all the help which they gave me. I. Mary Mitchell, hereby will to Barb Martin and Theresa Vigliotti my ability to talk during sorority meet- ing and not get caught: to Tinkle Venditti. Carol Angotti and Judy Walters I leave my place in someone’s car during lunch hour; I hope they’ll have more room than we did before; to Frenchy. Fred and Spike I leave all my knowledge in printing (which isn't much) in hopes they’ll make better us of it than I did; I leave a booth at Nicky's for Joe Paussa; to Janie Cocco, Rosie Spera and all the other wonderful Gamma girls I leave their long meetings in peace—-so 1 11 take Marty with me—I will take all my wonderful memories of hHS with me also. I. Robert L. Mitton, hereby will to Ed Liquori the record Harlem Nocturne and good luck with a certain F. S.; to Dick Liquori my ability to get to school on time and not to argue with S. B.; to Donna Christino the ability to make up her own mind when it comes to LOVE problems. I. Roger Myrto, hereby will to Tuck” the ability to get a 95 in Mr. Klett's class and to balance the school's books. I. Barbara Myslivecek, hereby will every girl who wears red to Mr. Horrock's so he may call them Little Red Riding-Hood. I will to every future shorthand and bookkeeping student two of the best teachers in EHS— Mrs. Suholet and Mr. Klett; and to every student I will my good times at EHS; I also thank my sorority sisters for all the fun I had in sorority and hope that the future members will have as much fun as I did and to anyone ambitious enough my job in cafeteria and the ability to once in a lifetime give Mr. Kendrick his LIPTON tea. I. Tom Stauffer, hereby will the ability to skip classes and not get caught to my sister—Diane; to Mrs. Wells and Mr. Jones I leave my deepest appreciation for the tremendous help that they gave to me. I. Joan Stemmier, being of sound mind do hereby leave my seat on the bus to Marie Lammano hoping she is able to get up that early; to Jane Cocco, I leave nothing be- cause I need it more than she does. I. James Sullivan, hereby will to Ken, my brother, all the fun I had in my senior year. I hope that he and a certain J. V. make a go of it; I will my seat in Mrs. Wells' room to my two smaller brothers who arc coming to EHS shortly; I hope they aren't as much of a pest as I. I. Carol Sutkowski. hereby will to all the girls of Alpha Pi Omega all the good times I had at EHS and the ability to keep Alpha on top; to Bernic I leave a certain J. S. and to Annie Keller my seat in senior homeroom in hopes that she will use it more than I did: also to Stella Jarmac I leave my dusty old gym suit and to poor eyes the ability to be president of Alpha soon. I. John Timson. hereby will Dave Hunt, the will to get along with Miss Van Luven as well as I did; to Louie Spasto a smelly gym locker; to George Valenti my mossy sneaker and moldy tee shirt; to anyone as much fun in EHS as I had. I, Lorraine Tryon. hereby will to future kids of Eastwood the skill of skipping studyhall without getting caught as often as I did. I. David Rich, hereby will to Miss Stern my acting ability???; to Dave Wood my algebra book; to anyone who wants it Miss Manchester’s little room: and to all students of EHS all the good times I've had at Eastwood. I. David Romeo, being extremely selfish, leave nothing except, of course, the school itself and the merry times of the senior class to an enthusiastic group of Juniors. I. Gerda Rommel, hereby will my mother, my father, two sisters and a most terrific time that I had in East- wood to the new foreign student; to my sisters. Pat and Sheryl. I will a new sister and to Pat as much fun in her senior year as can be. I. James Ryan, hereby will to Dick Miller all my gym make-ups. and to Mike Guilfoil, I leave my football uni- form and to E.H.S., I leave. I. Fran Rubin, being of sound mind and body, do hereby will to Mary Dollgirl Nicholson one bottle of lemon juice: to Jeanette Charlebois— Ricky ; to Jim DeFuria and Arnie Jameson I leave their senior year with the hope that they enjoy theirs as much as I've enjoyed mine; to Nan Hunt I leave everything wonderful; to the rest of my friends I leave my wonderful memories. I. Jerry Seager, hereby will to Russ Parker. Judy, and the ability to pass J. C; to Dick Miller my moldy gym equipment; to both, my seat in the office. I. Louise Sears, hereby will to anyone in third lunch the ability to out-swap Annie Keller of her ham sandwiches and date-nut cookies; to Carol Hammond. I will my 30. 60, 90 degree angles and to Alpha I leave my thanks for all the wonderful times that I've had and will miss on future Tuesday nights: to Madeleine, I wrill 6th period study hall and to Bob Wagner I leave the ability to graduate before he gets his old-age pension. I. John O Connor, hereby will to Jill Venditti—with hesitation—the right hand corner seat in Miss Burdick s room; to my brother. Larry, the ability to graduate and to my friends the fun I’ve had in good old EHS. I. Helen Opalat. hereby will to all the Alpha girls the fun I have had while in such a swell sorority; to Diane Pickard the good luck to find a friend as wonderful as her sister—Pat: to Gina” the ability to stick to a diet; to Jack Ryan and the rest of the mob the ability to graduate and to all the kids in EHS the good luck of having as nice a bunch of kids for friends as I have known. I, Mat Pcdzick. hereby will my brother. Stan, my No. 26 and Cos Jarnacki to carry on for the Polocks and to Zana I will the name— King of the Polocks. I. James Perrett. being of sound body and weak mind hereby will to my sister. Sabra. the wonderful times I had while attending Eastwood: I also leave her my history book in hopes she will get more out of them than I did; to Jim Dcfurio my ability to cut classes; to Dan Hogan my gym locker; to Mrs. Kilpatrick I leave a pleasant memory of activities in which I participated and enjoyed so much—I will treasure them always; to Paul Kemicr I leave my beloved voice in voice class and best of luck with voice lessons; to Mr. Todd and the faculty—I hereby leave. I. Eleanor Perotta. hereby will to my sister. Marg. the ability to get along in Miss Gee s studies better than I did; to the teachers of Eastwood. I leave—. I. Donald Pfohl. hereby will to Mrs. Kilpatrick all the wonderful times I have had in her room; to Miss Gee all the R. B. at the Acme and to Norma DeCoursey the ability to skip class without being caught; to Paul N— 101; and to all my friends the wonderful times I have had. I. Patricia Pickard, hereby will all the wonderful times I've had at EHS to my sister. Diane; to all my sorority sisters in Alpha lots of love and luck; to everyone the ability to make so many wonderful friends especially one like Helen O: to Mr. Provo I leave something for his nerves (after group 3. he needs it); to Norm, my big brother” all the luck in the world and a successful trip to Africa??; to Bunnie a happy life in her tree and I leave myself to Bob. who already has my heart. I. Thomas F. Ranalli. hereby will my ability in the field of salesmanship in selling my friends the outstanding values and problems of owning a Buick. I. Yvonne Rego, hereby will to my little sister. Liz. and my big brother. Bill, and also to Frank all the good times I’ve had at EHS and to Maureen Maroney. 1 leave the ability of living up to my name Sadie. and also the dress; to George Sarkus I leave a book entitled Ten Easy Dance Steps. I. Martin Reilly, hereby will to Joe Paussa a car to go along with his license: to Frenchy 1 leave a place on the All-City Football Team—first string waterboy; I leave Fred Reed to John A. in hopes he makes up his make- ups: to anyone who goes out with Connie Chctwin. Carol Angotti, Tinkle Venditti and Theresa Vigliotti I will the patience to wait for them after sorority meetings on Tuesday nights: I won't leave Mary anything—she's coming with me. I. Roger Reville. hereby will to Jane C. the ability to get along with David R. and Mr. Klett: to Sue. my gray flannel jacket. I. Don Rhodes, hereby will my fiddle to my brother. Steve, with hopes that he will practice more than I did: I also will to anyone who can get permission to use it. Miss Manchester’s little room in the library. I. George Vaikness. hereby will my seat in Mr. Todd's office to Norm Haas and hope he’ll make better use of it than I did. I. Janey Van Dcr Karr, hereby will to Nikki Guinto my nickname of Krazy Kat ; to Kenny all the muzzarelle pizza he can eat in hopes that it will spur him on to Carnegie Hall: to GAZBO and Beta (the nicest sorority ever) all the wonderful friendship I’ve found working with such enthusiastic groups: to my chum. Miss Hearn, who has always given me her confidence when I needed it most. I leave the warmest, closest feeling I could pos- sibly have for anyone. I, Sharon Vieau. hereby will my well worn seat in Miss Hearn’s office to Sis Fornabene with hopes she can keep it as warm as I did; luck to the new Ma of Alpha —Anni Keller; and happiness to Barb Ungleich. Charles Holmes, Lizzy Rego. Betty Wood and Margo Morrison —the best of their years at EHS: I also will 16 extra points to Shirley Womblcs so she will be sure to grad- uate next year and a turtle to Maryanne Goodsight. I. Jan Villani, hereby will to Jim DcFuria and the Copani brothers all the fun and good times I’ve had in my senior year at EHS; to Rosie Spera the ability to pass English with flying colors; to Frannie Z. I will Jim with all the luck in the world: to F. V. a certain S. U. student and the greatest happiness, also to Roe Spera the ability to keep my scat in shorthand as cool as I have; to Bubbles Wombles I will my white leather collar; to Sandy and Judy the ability to make every St. John’s and CBA dance: to Jane S. I will every magazine I can get hold of so she can read them in 6th period study without getting caught; I will to Barb. W.. Jr. with all the luck in the world: to Tooto I will my beat-up gym suit and Joe. with the hopes that she makes the best of both; to Arlene. Judy and Mollie. I will the ability to eat as much as possible; to EHS—I leave. I. Rosemary Weeks, being of large body and no mind hereby will J. C. the ability to teach a regents class so that his future pupils will pass 1-2 American History; to Miss Gee I leave my patience (which isn’t much, in order that she may continue to count to ten); to Mrs. Eaton the cooking book which I always borrowed from her; to Mrs. Ronan I leave all the extra thread I bought and never used—she may give it to the pupils who never buy any: to Mrs. Wells I leave Hamlet in hopes she gives him to someone who understands and appreciates him; to Theresa V.. Carol A., and Tinkel V. all the used gum under the tables, desks and chairs in EHS: to Jane C.. Jill V.. I leave a bushel of carrots; to Pat C. and Nancy M. all the good times we’ve had; to my sorority sisters I leave lots of good luck and my dues all paid; to Mary Ann G. I leave all the Bobs in EHS so she may never be lonely; to Roe Spera and the rest of my friends I leave the Palace Sweet Shop and the F. W. Wool- worth Co. I. August Simonetta, hereby will to Dick Miller my old gym equipment in hopes he will get better use out of it: to my cousin. D. Galluzzo. lots of luck in all sports: to the baseball and basketball teams, loads of luck and a championship. I. Joseph Simonetta. hereby will to Dorn Galluzzo my position on the baseball team; to Dick Miller my success in basketball and to Coaches O’Hare and Zabadol many championships in the future. I. Shirley Marie Smith, hereby will to Marie Rausa my brother. Ronnie, and also the ability to fill her piggy bank for ihe future: to Shirley W. I leave all my little secrets and all the good times we have had together; to Mary N. my needle and thread in sewing class. I. Julian Stanczyk. hereby will to my girl. Barbara Webb —myself, if she will have me; to Jim DeFuria and F. Zampino as much happiness as Barb and I have had to- gether; to Guy Webb the best of luck. I. Janice Stauffer, hereby will to my sister. Diane—Don Rhodes’ brother and a certain D. H.; to Diane I will all the wonderful times I've had at Eastwood in hopes that she will take advantage of the many wonderful oppor- tunities I had; to little and big Liello, Linda DeSocio and Nikki Guinto the ability to keep Beta on top always; to anyone the ability to get along with Mr. Klett in typing and to stand the heat from the radiators sitting in back of room 203; to Bob Wagner I leave the ability to pass all the hard subjects and to Eastwood I leave. I. Joan Williams, being of sound body and no mind, hereby will to Fran Z. my 98 cent eyelash curler: to Maryann Goodsiqht someone to take her home from EHS dances: to Donna A. the gift of raising one eye- brow without moving the other; to Pat C. I leave Kay’s with the hope that she will guard it well: to all future seniors I leave the good times I have had at EHS; last and also least. I leave to my colleague Barb Zona, my dark blue sweater with the sincere hope that she will use it to become a better MOA on future Beta Hayrides. I. Joan Zawadzki. being of sound mind and ? body, hereby will my gym suit without elastic on the leg bands to Carolyn Klumbach in hopes she can make a lot of use out of it; to my brother. Ed. I will the ability to finish school with not more than 10 detentions and to all stu- dents here at EHS the good times and luck I have had; and so I leave. I. Robert Zink, hereby will to Tom Walters my number 3 baseball uniform; to John Venditti my catcher’s mitt and to Frcnchy Grosso my ability to go through high school with only 2 demerits. I. Edward Sero. hereby will to Joe Paussa my seat on Biff’s lathe, also my spot as president of ZX; to Mickey Guilfoil I will my 10.000 Cadillacs. I. John Simms, hereby will to my sister. Barb, the ability to get along with Mr. Klett for two years; to Dick Mc- Neely (Melvin) my smelly gym locker and to everyone the fun I've had at EHS. I I 1 SENIOR STUDENT COUNCIL Faculty Adviser JAMES C. KENDRICK President DAVID ROMEO Vice President CAROL KLAEHN Secretary JOAN McMANUS Treasurer PHILIP LINDSTROM Members: Donna Alvino. Joyce Bataglia. Nancy Blair. Harry Boswell. Bob Casler. Bob Davies. Nina De Mario. Linda Elzer. Jeanette Fiello. Bob Galvin. Pat Mary Ann Goodsight, Bunny Grove. John Gruingcr. Ruth Ann Heines. Peter Hickey. Clyde Hunt, Nancy Hunt, Hilda Kammar. Marie La Manna, Theresa Lombardo. Allen McDonald. Richard McNeely, James Melfi, Phil Mitchell, Ron Nass. Pat Podsaid. Marie Rausa. Emerson. Rhodes. Dave Rich, Gerda Rommel. Deanna Sherwood. Tommy Walters. Barbara Webb, Dave Wood. Activities of the Senior Student Council during the past year include the maintenance of a between-periods traffic squad, appointment of ticket takers for home basketball games, a dance, Snowball.'' presented in January, and the handbook This is Eastwood printed for new students that enter Eastwood. The main project of the council consisted of the work done jointly with the Junior Stu- dent Council to acquire funds to bring a for- eign exchange student to Eastwood. This was done with the cooperation of the student body under the direction of the council. During the fourth period, which is lunch the direction of Mr. Robert Provo, control period, the members of the traffic squad, under student traffic in the school corridors. Members: Robert Amann. Gerald Bartig. George Barwickowski. Samuel Cali. John Cassella, Thomas Cianfrocca, Edward English. Richard Farrell. Donald Galluzzo. Leon Grosso. William Hayford. Allan Hierholzer. Arthur Hook. Donald Hurteau. Phillip Klaehn. Louis La Russo, Richard Miller, Joseph Paussa. James Polly. Carmen Rizzo. John Roberts. Walter Rospendowski. Phillip Schiavone. Lawrence Tone. Richard Wescott. Robert Zack. TRAFFIC SQUAD Faculty Adviser MR. ROBERT PROVO EASTWOOD ACTIVITY ASSOCIATION Faculty Adviser MR. EDGAR KLETT Bookkeepers ROGER MYRTO ROBERT TUCKER The E.A.A. was organized in September of 1952 with the following purposes: (1 ) to set up a financial system sound enough to keep athletics out of the red and still provide proper equipment for Eastwood's athletes: (2) to pro- vide an inexpensive way for more students to attend more activities: (3) to offer easy install- ment payments. The goal for membership in 1953-54 was 650 of our approximately 800 students, grades 7 through 12. The financial goal was $1600.00, which was met both years, thanks to the co- operation of the student body and good staff of solicitors. The Steering Committee is responsible for the planninq and presentation of all school assem- blies. Each member of the committee acts as chairman for at least one assembly a term. Programs during 1953-54 included musical assemblies. student dramatic productions, several interesting speakers, and a variety of other presentations. Members: Robert Bevilacqua, Janet Furbush, Clyde Hunt. Philip Lindstrom, Joan McManus, David Rich. Jane VanDerKarr. STEERING COMMITTEE Adviser JAMES C. KENDRICK Chairman JANICE LINDSTROM HI-LITES Facutly Advisers MRS. FXIZABETH CRANNELL MR. BERNARD J. HESS STAFF — FALL Editor in chief: Edward Sero Editorial: Harry Boswell Feature: Carol Sutkowski Senior News: James King. Sharon Ingalls Sports: Martin Reilly Photo: Robert Bevilacqua. Jack Hodgson Tenth Year: Charles Meeds Business Manager: Anthony Arcaro Hi-Lites, now in its twenty-first year as Eastwood’s school paper, is published eight times during the year. It is printed in the school print shop by students, and is financed from E. A. A. funds and paid advertising. E. S. S. P. A. awarded the paper first class rating for typography; second class for editorial writing. STAFF — SPRING Co-Editors: Harry Boswell. Martin Reilly Sports: Nancy Blair, Richard McNeeley Features: Mildred McGraw News: Sharon Vieau Photographer: Robert Bostwick Business Manager: Philip Krick FALL: Editors Noreen Knabel and Emer- son Rhodes attended the two-day Journalism Conference at Syracuse University. SPRING: First. Second, and Third Awards were given members at the annual Journalism banquet. Reporters: Eleanor Barnell, Deanna Cappa. Kathleen Coe. Barbara Eckert. M. Lou Heins. Sue Howard. Carol Ireland. Marian Jewell. Noreen Knabel. Dianne Knapp. Karen Koenig. Elizabeth Placito, Janet Prior, Chris Ragonese, Emerson Rhodes, Marie Rhyctes, Carolyn Sabis, Joanne Sarco, John Talmadge, Ruth Tarnacki, Elizabeth Titus, and Sue Tracy. JUNIOR HI-LITES Faculty Adviser STEPHANIE BEAULIEU Fall Staff Editor NOREEN KNABEL Assistant Editor EMERSON RHODES Features BARBARA HARRISON Spring Staff Editor ELEANOR BARNELL Assistant Editor SHARON BUSKEY Features CAROL IRELAND SENIOR RED CROSS Faculty Adviser MISS LELA SINE President RITA OBRIEN Vice President HEIDI STAPLEFELDT Secretary RUTH PERUNKO Treasurer IRENE ROMBOUGH Members: Vivian Armone, Barbara Baker. Lorraine Burton. Carol Callaway. David Clifford. Donald Bay. Marilyn Frasier. Thomas Fredeth. Patricia Galvin. Jane Grala. Paul Heins. Nancy Keis, Mary La Russo, Sandra Lewis. Barbara Martin. Rita O'Brien. Ruth Perunko. Kathy Roch, Irene Rombaugh, George Sackus. Heidi Staplefeldt, Joan Verguson. The membership drive netted contributions amounting to $1 16—$73 of which was con- tributed by the Juniors. The Christmas Sock Dance made a profit of nearly $100. Fifty gift boxes were filled and sent overseas. Contribu- tions of $200 was sent to the National The Junior Red Cross has had a very large and enthusiastic membership this past year. The club filled fifty gift boxes and with the co- operation of the Junior art classes, prepared favors, scrapbooks, greeting cards, and pocket- size books for hospitalized veterans and children. Children’s Fund. Four Eastwood High School students. Rita O'Brien, Ruth Perunko, Joan Dulles and Melva Sayre, attended the Red Cross Training at Manlius Military School on September 12-14. In addition, many Juniors have contributed hours of volunteer work at Red Cross Head- quarters. and each fall a Junior attends the weekend conference sponsored by the Red Cross to train future leaders. JUNIOR RED CROSS Adviser MRS. DAISY B. SHEA President BARBARA WEBB Vice-President WILLIAM MICK Secretary STEPHEN RHODES T reasurer SANDRA PELRAH Publicity Manager MARGARET PIERCE Lester Amann, Sue Ann Carroll. Jill Eicholzer. Rosemary Grosso. Charles Hawks. Diane Knapp. Warren Lader, Leigh Lewis. Howard Lowe. William Mick. Mark Norton. Sandra Pelrah, Margaret Pierce. Elizabeth Plasito, George Pullin, Stephen Rhodes. Carolyn Sabis. Barbara Webb, Robert Wilson, Joan Wood. JUNIOR STUDENT COUNCIL President DON BAUMBACK Vice President JOHN HIGGINS Secretary BARBARA ROMANOSKI T reasurcr LINDA DE FURIA Faculty Adviser MRS. ANNA VIVENZIO Members: Amman. Babikan. A. Baker. D. Baker. Bergett. Bonadonna. Buskey. DePaul, Eiger. Fcgcrt, Gardner. Grinnals. Grininger. Harrison. Hendry. Hickey. Hogan. Huston. Ivison. Jewell. Johnson. Lutz, Macri. Madonna. Marlowe, Neville. Oaum, Parzych. Ferret. Perry. Pierce. Prior. Pyrach. Ragonese. Rhodes. Rochrig. Schram. Shipley. Stapelfildt, Tavernier. Terry. Tone, Whelan. Wilsie. The Junior Student Council of Eastwood High School carries on and takes part in many different activities. Many of the school activi- ties revolve around bringing foreign students to our school. Friendship Day, selling autograph books, and dances are the sources from which the council funds come. Scholarship pins are given each term to the boy and girl in 7th and 8th year with the high- est averages. Each term perfect attendance certificates are issued by the Junior Student Council to those students who have never been absent or tardy throughout the term. The projection squad is composed of students who give up their free periods to show films to various classes. A selected few of the squad members are qualified to operate the public address system. They perform this service during assemblies and other school functions. Members: Robert Barone. Robert Bostwick. Robert Casler. William Cook. John Cooper. Michael Fenlon. Eugene Foland. William Haws. Robert Hill. Lee Holmes. Gilbert Hough. William Machell. Ronald Nass. Sally Pierce. Elgie Rath. Walter Rospendowski. George Sarkus. Kenneth Sullivan. Robert Wagner. William Williams. Marshall Williamson, Lloyd Wilmot. PROJECTION SQUAD Faculty Adviser MR. RUSSELL SEIDEL Members: Beverly Basile, Harold Bastedo. Mata Battye. Andrea Bechtle. David Bechtle, Susan Brubaker, Jack Cassclla, Edwin Cipriano. Kathleen Coe. Jane Cocco. Michall Costello. Jane Crawford. Nina De Mario, Janet Furbush. Robert Graham. Joan Gray. Bunnie Grove. William Haws, William Hayford, Jeanne Hebert. Ruthann Heins, Carol Herman. Donna Horner. Clyde Hunt. Nancy Keefer. Sandra Lewis. Ronald Liquori. Diane Kratz, Philip Lind- strom, William Machell, Francinc Malcy, Ann Mauro. Mary Mitchell. John O Connor. Helen Opalot, Sam Paris. Patricia Pickard. Roger Reville. Donald Rhodes. David Rich, Patricia Riano, Janice Stauffer. Carol Temple. Jeannette Templeton. Jill Vendetti. Janice Villani, Jane VanDerKarr. Shirley Wombles. Diane Young. THE WHITE PLUME SOCIETY Faculty Adviser MISS GLORIA STERN President DAVID RICH Vice President JANE VAN DER KARR Secretary MATA BATTYE Treasurer CLYDE HUNT Sargeant-at-Arms WILLIAM HAYFORD One of the newly formed clubs at Eastwood High School is the White Plume Society, a student dramatics organization. Some of the activities planned for this year are the presen- tation of one-act plays in assembly programs, benefit shows for worthy organizations, a rov- ing Shakespearean troupe for classroom per- formance. and class day skits by Seniors. The Cheerleaders practiced two nights a week during the summer months. Activities of the squad this year were cheering at all the football and basketball games; practice cheer- ing with the student body at several assemblies; cheering at Hi-Y-Alpha's Kick-Off Dance. Throughout the winter the girls have practiced three times a week. Members: Elladean Brickman. Patricia Carolin. Carol Fiello. Susan Guido. Nancy Hunt, Marie Le Manna. Janet Mannigan. Rosemary Spera. Margaret Stephano. CHEERLEADING Faculty Adviser MISS LELA SINE Captain CAROL KLAEHN Members of the Senior Choir have partici- pated in several programs this year. The Christmas program was presented at school for the Mothers Club and their guests Tuesday. December 15. and for the Social Literary Club, December 22. as well as in Assembly. The Choral Ensemble assisted in the Easter Assembly which was given by members of the Senior Music Department with soloists and in- strumental ensembles; were guest choir at the Recital of Audition winners at the Museum of Fine Arts, Monday, April 12th and went to SENIOR MUSIC Potsdam State College to sing with the aug- mented choir of the University under the direc- tion of Robert Shaw. May 16th and presented the Easter Assembly. April 14th. The Senior Robed Choir of 77 participated in the concert by the combined choirs of the six Senior High Schools at Lincoln Hall. May 6th and with the Preliminary Choir and soloists from the voice classes presented their Spring Concert at Eastwood, June 3rd. A group of Seniors will present two choral numbers in the Commencement program. Solo- ists from the voice classes will sing. At the auditions at the Museum of Fine Arts this Spring, Madeleine Sears took first place. Jacqueline Grala. 2nd. in the piano auditions for their age groups. Others who have assisted the music depart- ment by operating film machines and in other ways include Robert Barone, Michael Fenlon, Robert Bostwick. Marshall Williamson. Wil- liam Machell. Lee Holmes. Joan Zawadzki. Donna Horner. Gilbert Hough and Robert Cassler. SENIOR CHOIR Director: Marion W. Kilpatrick OFFICERS FALL 1953 SPRING President Robert Graham Janice Stauffer Vice-President..............Janice Stauffer William Hayford Recording Secretary Ann DeFlorio Barbara Myslivecek Corresponding Secretary Darlene Halladay Donald Pfohl Treasurer...................William Hayford James Perrett Assitant Treasurer ..................... ......... Joan Gray SENIOR CHOIR KEY ‘Robed Choir •{■Accompanists “Chcral Ensemble FIRST SOPRANOS ‘Vivian Arnone Shirley Bart Joyce Bataglia f Linda Craver ‘Colleen Currie ‘Carolyn Delia Vida De Blasi t‘Carole English Beverly Evans “Mary Fallico Rose Marie Galuski ‘Barbara Goodfellow ‘Diane Henschcn ‘Nancy Keefer ‘Carol Louise ‘Maureen Maroncy “Charlotte Matteson “Mildred McGraw Carole Miller ‘Barbara Myslivecek ‘Elizabeth Oatman ‘Patricia Pickard ‘Constance Pignalberi ‘Frances Rubin ‘Linda Schultz ‘Mally Diis ‘Mary Jane Smith Diane Stauffer ‘Carol Sutkowski Carol Thompson SECOND SOPRANOS Rose Mary Anderson Ann Asperino “Mary Lou Aylesworth Nancy Farsman Loretto Bono ‘Carol Callaway “Marilyn Chamberlain ‘Margaret DeWald ‘Marilyn Fraser ‘Helen Graham ‘Joan Gray ‘Sarah Halbritter ‘Diane Kratz Diane Lang Doris Meikleham ‘Barbara Mick Grace Payne Eleanor Perrotta ‘Dorothy Porter Kathy Rock ‘Patricia Shea Rosemary Spera ‘Heidi Staplefeldt ‘Barbara Webb FIRST CONTRALTOS ‘Andrea Bechtte Barbara Boone Nina DcMario Janet Furbush ‘Lorraine Grala ‘Janis Gross ‘Ruthann Heins Donna Horner ‘Nancy Hunt ‘Hilda Kammar ‘Anne Keller ‘Lorraine Miller Monica Murray Sally Obey ‘Helen Opalat ‘Carol Pierce ‘Deanna Sherwood ‘Jane Si Gourney ‘Frances Fornabene ‘Sharon Vieau SECOND CONTRALTOS Mata Battye Rose Marie DeMaio t Ann Di Florio ‘Carol Eaton ‘Patricia Galvin t Jacqueline Grala “Darlene Halladay Mary Ann Hannon ‘Jeanne Hebert Helen Hillenbrand ‘Marilyn Hoffman Carol Klaehn Jennie Lee Lambert ‘Mary La Russo ‘Carmella La Valle ‘Anne Lupone t ‘Madeleine Sears t“ Janice Stauffer f'Jane Van Der Karr FIRST BASSES ‘Harold Bastedo ‘John Cooper John Doyle John Flanagan ‘Gene Foland “Wiliam Hay ford Gilbert Hough ‘William Hume f'Jamcs King ‘Paul Nemier ‘John O'Connor ‘Robert Paivers ‘Ronald Rosse ‘William Shennick t“ Kenneth Sullivan SECOND BASES ‘Robert Amann ‘Robert Bostwick ‘James De Furia ‘Robert Graham ‘Georae Haws ‘Jack Hodgson t ‘Lorin Hunt “Arnold Jameson Paul McGraw ‘Charles Meeds John Michailides Frank Placito John Randall ‘Walter Rospendowski August Simonetta ‘Julian Stanczyk ‘Richard Uneleich John Vendetti TENORS “Robert McAfee “James Perrett “Donald Pfohl Emerson Rhodes “Donald Rhodes Thomas Romanowski SOLISTS Charlotte Matteson Mildred McGraw Carol Sutkowski Mary Lou Aylesworth Anne Di Florio Jacqueline Grala Darlene Halladay Madeleine Sears William Hay ford William Hume Kenneth Sullivan Lorin Hunt Paul McGraw Robert McAfee James Perrett PRELIMINARY CHOIR Director MARION W. KILPATRICK FALL 1953 President FRANCINE MALEY Vice President LOR IN HUNT Recording Secretary JAMES DE FUR IA Corresponding Secretary ARNOLD JAMESON Treasurer KATHLEEN COE SPRING 1954 President JOHN COOPER Vice President CAROL TEMPLE Recording Secretary FRANCINE MALEiY Corresponding Secretary JANE SIGOURNEY T reasurer ELIZABETH TITUS FIRST SOPRANOS ‘Suzanne Brubaker. ‘Elaine Byrne. Constance Callo- way. ‘Kathleen Coe. Joyce Gershacker, Rita Giamartino. Maria Griffo. ‘Joyce Gutchess. Judith Hobbs. Erdyne Horner. Barbara Johnson. Patricia Laurence, Norma Mayer, Sally Pierce. Joyce Preston. Theresa Skolnik. Carol Temple, Evelyn Terry, Betsy Williams, and Gail Woodworth. SECOND SOPRANOS Rose Guinto. ‘Norecn Knabel. Theresa LaRusso. Pauline Love, Kathleen Speach. and ‘Frances Zampino. FIRST CONTRALTOS Margaret Perrotta. Barbara Johnson, Joan Sero. Eliz- abeth Titus, Barbara Reed, and Dolores Turco. SECOND CONTRALTOS Betty Eaton. Carol Hagemann. Maureen Mancini, ‘Francine Maley. Sabra Perrett. Christine Ragonese, and “Jane Sigourney. TENORS Richard Delaney. Gary Hanerr, John Holtsberry, ‘John Roberts, Laurence Roberts, and Walter Thorpe. BASSES ‘John Cooper, ‘James DeFuria. John Ezzo, ‘Thomas Fredette. Ernest Erau, ‘George Haws, ‘Lorin Hunt, ‘Arnold Jameson, and Gerald Simons. EASTWOOD HIGH SCHOOL BAND MR. JOHN WILKIE. Conductor The football season and the band year started off with a bang as the band performed at all the games. The majorettes, in new uni- forms. provided a thrill when the whole squad twirled fire batons at the CBA game. Eastwood was one of the two high school bands to parade downtown on Armistice Day. Not to be outdone by the majorettes, the band gave a March concert. They were re- splendent in new blue sport jackets, grey trousers, gold ties and white buck shoes. On April 3 the Eastwood Band, on a remote Flutes—Mary Ann Goodsight, Joan Ding- man Oboe—Anne De Florio Alto Saxophone—Gary Whitaker, Richard Dellamorte Tenor Sax—Robert McAfee. Ernest Graw Baritone—Arnold Jameson. Michael Fenlon Tuba—George Kernaghan Percussion—William Hayford, Nancy Blair, Seymour Bart. David Hamilton, Kenneth Sulli- van. Larry Pardee. Ronald Collier pickup from Lincoln Auditorium, was heard on radio station WSYR. May was a busy month with a combined school concert of all the East- wood schools and the NYSSMA Competition Festival at Syracuse University. E.H.S. had ten soloists and four ensemble groups entered for our largest enrollment since Eastwood began participating in the competition festivals. Seymour Bart. Lloyd Copp, Charles Holmes. Arnold Jameson. Frances Pisano, and Frank Placito were members of the All-City Band. Trumpets—Louis LaRusso, Robert Davies. Carl Spagnola, Robert Zack, James DeFuria, William Cook. Frank Placito. Raymond Riano, Donn Ianuzi. Gorden Hayes. Gary Parzyck, Glenn Kray, John Lanzing, Thomas Laun French Horn—William Haws Trombone—Philip Lindstrom, Lloyd Copp. Lewis Childs, George Haines. Howard Con- verse. Jack Dailey. Jeff DeFuria Clarinets—Janice Lindstrom, Frances Pisano, David Bechta, Charles Holmes. John Cooper. Sandra Geddis, Christine Ragonese. Joseph Falasco, Harold Getman, Daniel Hogan. Judy Hamilton. Janet Prior. Bruce Quinn, Joseph Salpietro, Marvin Virkler L EASTWOOD HIGH SCHOOL ORCHESTRA MR. JOHN WILKIE. Director The orchestra made its first public appearance at the Senior Play in December. The next public performance was for the Spring Concert in March. The Combined Schools Concert in May provided another opportunity for the or- Viotins—Madeline Sears, Constance Callo- way, William Sabis, Elizabeth Titus, Donald Rhodes, Carol Bishop, Stephen Rhodes. Flutes—Mary Ann Goodsight, Joan Ding- man. Oboe—Ann Di Florio. Trombones—Philip Lindstrom, Lloyd Capp. Percussion—William Hayford. chestra to perform. Commencement will be the final appearance of the orchestra for this year. Members of the ALL CITY Orchestra were Madeline Sears. Constance Calloway, William Sabis, Elizabeth Titus, and Francis Pisano. Saxophone—Gary Whitaker. Clarinets—Janice Lindstrom, Francis Pisano, Robert McAfee. Charles Holmes. French Horn—William Haws. Baritone—Arnold Jameson. Trumpets—Robert Zack, Robert Davies. Piano—Kenneth Sullivan. THE JUNIOR CHOIR The Junior Choir had a very successful year. Outstanding programs of the year included the Mid-Winter Concert. January 21. 1954. at E.H.S., and the Junior Music Festival. May 7. 1954. at Central High School. 7-2 CHOIR President WILLIAM MICH Vice President PATRICIA KING T rcasurer SUSAN HAYWARD Secretary PATRICIA P'YRAH 8-1 CHOIR President SEYMOUR BART V cc President SANDRA PELRAH Treasurer EDWARD HECK Secretary JANET MENKE 8-2 CHOIR President JUDY HARRISON Vice President MARIE RYCHTER T rcasurer LUCY HAGER Secretary JOAN WOOD MEMBERS—FALL 1953 AND SPRING 1954 Martha Ahcrin, Elizabeth Alampi, Suzanna Amlott. Robert Andersen, Frances Angotti, Robert Barone. Sey- mour Bart. Jean Berggett, Carol Bishop. Jeannine Borst. Marcia Bower. Sharon Buskey, Elizabeth Byars. Deanna Cappa. Rosaria Corscllo. Nancy Couse. Jack Dailey. Norma Dc Coursey. Jeffrey De Furia. Linda De Furia. Linda Delaney. Joyce De Santis, Patricia De Santis. Patricia Downs, Jill Eichholzer, Barbara Elsert. Karen Frcnz. Carolynne Fusaro. Claire Cafncr, Helen Cafner. Helen Cavin, Sandra Giamartino, Sheryl Gillmor, Ken- neth Grennals. Gerald Gross. Rosemary Grosso, Marcia Haas. Lucy Hager, Judy Hamilton. Judy Harrison. Barbara Harrison. Edward Heck. Gene Hcffron. Shirley Heiden, Mary Lou Heins. Barbara Hendry. Judy Hendry. James Herrick. John Hunt. Susan Howard. Robert Hoyt, Jcrilyn Ingalls. Malcolm Ingalls, Carol Ireland. Marion Jewell. Mary Jewell, Barbara Johnson, Jack Judge. Ellen Kesselring, Kay Kimber, Patricia King. Patricia Koagel, Karen Koenig. Judy Konick. Dianne Knapp. Margaret Lawrence, Diane Lee. Sharon Lewis. Gene Lowe. Howard Lowe. John Macko. Salvatore Madonna, Thomas Maley. Patricia Malley, Mary Ann Marra, Wanda Maycrhafer. Donna McGraw. Bruce McNeil. Janet Menkc, William Mick. Sandra Mitsoff, Margo Morrison. Carolyn Myers. Connie Odom. Patricia Osbeck, Andrys Ozolius. Anita Perry. Filaine Pignalberi. Betty Powers. Sandra Pcgrah. Lyn Perry, Barbara Phillips. Diane Pickard. Margaret Pierce. Elaine Pignalberi, Arthur Pisano, Elizabeth Placito. Mary Anne Podsaid, Janet Prior. Patricia Pyrah. Christine Pagonese, Elizabeth Rego, Marie Rychter. Barbara Romanowski, Mary Romondo. Carolyn Sabis. Clista Schneider, Margaret Shamanske. Jean Sherlock. Rosemary Sherpa, Elsa Stapelfeldt, Judy Stott. Sharon Storrier. Ruth Tarnacki, Ann Tavernier. Suzanne Temple. Elizabeth Titus, Suz- anne Tracy. Camille Traino, Barbara Ungleich. Camielle Traino. Barbara Ungleich. Joy Vaikness, Barbara Webb, Jack White. Joan Wood, and Marie Zirilli. JUNIOR MUSIC The Hill-Billies” Front row, left to right: Jack White, John Macko. Second row. left to right: Jeffrey De Furia, William Sabis. Margaret Pierce. George Sarkus. Kenneth Griunals. Back row, left to right: Jean Sherlock. Mary Ramondo. Deanna Cappa. Barbara Harrison. Elaine Pignalberi, Barbara Ekert, Elizabeth Titus, Patricia DeSantis. Barbara Johnson. Eugene Heffron, Christine Ragonese. Seymour Bart. Barbara Webb, Bruce McNeil. JUNIOR MUSIC YOU'RE JUST IN LOVE ALLIED YOUTH Adviser President .............. Vice-President Recording Secretary Corresponding Secretary Treasurer .............. Publicity Manager Sergeant-at-Arms Mrs. Emma Guzski Cora Guzski Kenneth Sullivan Carol Sutkowski Rosemary Bohosian Rosemary Cianfrocca Richard Ungleich David Hamilton Members: Timmons Bolton, Elaine Byrne, Marlene Byrne. William Cook, lane Crawford, Barbara Eckert. John Flanagan, Philip Hamel, David Hamilton, Robert Hoit, Donna Horner, Ann Marie Keller. Sylvia King. John Mantari. Joan Muller. James Murphy. Frank Piasano, Margaret Pierce. Sally Pierce. Ronald Rosse, Joanne Sacco. Richard Tobin, Barbara Ungleich. A group exemplary of the fact that teenagers today can have fun without the use of alcoholic beverages is the Allied Youth group of Eastwood High School. This year the Eastwood Post sponsored two school dances, including Texas Carnival.” two summer dances, a spaghetti supper, four paper drives, two rummage sales, three bake sales, and held monthly parties. In addition, they took part in the Inter-Post Talent Show at Central High School, sent representatives to the national convention at Buck Hill Falls, Pa., and recently completed a highly successful drive for new members. The school also had assembly speakers who spoke on behalf of Allied Youth. FOOTBALL ’53 With only three men returning from the ’52 starting eleven, Coach Mid O'Hare did a fine job rebuilding a team which ended the season with a 3-2-1 record. Veterans Frank Marra. Marshall Williamson, and Harold Icky Hef- fron gave much needed experience to the rest of the team. Along with these three, Bob Galvin, Bob Zink, John Doyle, Leon Frenchy Grosso. Dan Kres- ser. Gil Hough, Don Hammond, and George Confer saw plenty of action. The Bears opened the season being defeated by Valley 14-12, but re- bounded by tieing Nottingham 7-7, and then smothering North 19-0. The Bears rounded out the season by dropping a close one to Vestal. 19-12, in a non-league affair, and by being stopped by C.B.A.'s champions 34-0. These two losses were offset by victories over a strong Vocational eleven, 6-0, and Central, 14-0. The fiery spirit and steadfast courage of the boys from the Nichols Ave. institute earned them the respect of every team that faced them. BASKETBALL ’53 -’54 With Harold Icky Heffron as captain, and Bill Lang, Chuck Ju-Ju” Tarnacki. Matty Pedzick. and Bob Galvin making up the first team. Eastwood’s basketball team shone brightly this year. The record was 7 won and 11 lost. While the Bears won all their games in a decisive manner, they dropped three by one point, one by two points, one by three points, and two by five points. One of the games lost by one point was the semi-final playoff with Central High, the score being 44-43. When the end of the season arrived, the Bears were tied for fourth spot in the league standings with Vocational. In the playoff game, Eastwood came out on top. 61-54. This quali- fied our boys for the playoffs. It was here they lost the heartbreaker to Central. Bob Galvin. Bill Lang, and Ju-Ju Tarnacki collected 524 points among them to lead the scoring for the team. Bob Galvin led the trio with 183 points with Bill Lang coming next with 178 points and Ju-Ju Tarnacki a close third with 163 points. To these three, along with the rest of the squad, we say thanks— thanks for a wonderful team! Roland Berry. Charles Burke. Dominick Galuzzo. Peter Laneve. Louie Larusso. Larry Lay, Philip Lindstrom. Edward Liquori, Richard Liquori. John Manterio. Earl Miller. Kenneth Morrison. Larry Parker, James Parker. Frank Rego. August Simonetta. Joseph Simonetta. Carl Spagnola. A1 Tupper, George Valenti. Bruce Wallace. Bob Zink. BASEBALL Coach MR. JOHN ZABADOL Eastwood’s record shows three wins and eleven losses. Of the eleven games the Bears dropped, four of them were by one-run deci- sions which might have gone either way. Two victories were registered over Central (9-3, 5-3) and one over Smith Tech (14-2). Close decisions were lost to Vocational. Smith Tech and Nottingham. Bob Zink, Augie Simonetta. and A1 Tupper provided much of the power for our fighting teams, while the pitching assignments fell on the shoulders of Charlie Burke and Dick Liquori. TRACK ’53 The harriers from E. H. S. took part in five meets and did well in all of them. Coach Pat Hughes got his boys in shape early for such important meets as the Onondaga County Relays, the City Meet, the Section 3 Meet at Utica, and meets with Central and East Syracuse High Schools. Captain Clyde Hunt, Don Ianuzzi, and Norman Haas provided a lot of speed for the team and were capably assisted by Sam Paris, Nick Kopp. Ted Eliott, Charles Roehrig, Jim De Furia. John Lansing, Larry Tone. Bob Machell. Kieth Morrison, John Tal- madge, John Roberts, Harvey Olen, Bob Powers, and Nelson Seeley. CROSS COUNTRY Members of the team include Clyde Hunt, Captain: Don Cerio. Mike Costello. Don Ianuzzi, Sam Paris, John Roberts, John Talmadge, and Bill Williams. The long distance runners of E. H. S. upheld Eastwood’s record of having excellent squads. This year the boys won the Quadrangular Meet at Nottingham High School and the Onondaga Central Invitation Meet; came in second at the North Syracuse Invitation Meet; placed third at the Section Three Meet; fourth at Baldwins- ville Invitation Meet, and came in eleventh at the N. Y. U. Meet in New York City. At the N. Y. U. Meet there were teams from all over the country competing, yet our team managed to out distance many of them. The E. H. S. golfers had an excellent season in '53. Archie Banazeck, Ed Hannon, Ned Hildreth, Jim Ineich, and Dave Romeo were the mainstays of the team. The boys gained a lot of expeience which will help them a great deal in '54. GOLF - 1953 Members: Jane Cocco, Helen Graham, Gerry Salvatore. MAJORETTES Adviser MR. JOHN WILKIE Head Majorette NANCY KEEFER Assistant Majorette JEANNE HEBERT Strutting down the field in their stylish new uniforms, the majorettes opened the football season with some very snappy rou- tines. Adding to the attraction, all the majorettes performed a very unusual fire baton routine at the C.B.A. game. This year our majorettes also added a gay note to two assemblies with their fast moving twirls. They performed for Jamesville High School, and Eastwood's own instrumental concert. Their downtown appear- ances included Armistice Day and Memorial Day Parades. SENIOR HIGH SWIMMING Adviser MRS. DOROTHY HETTLER The largest group of swimmers in the history of Eastwood Jr. - Sr. High School. The classes are divided into seven categories rang- ing from confidence for non-swimmers to syn- chronized swimming for the extremely skilled. One out of every four girls in our school is taking advantage of this swim training. SR. HIGH SCHOOL Donna Albino. Lorraine Aldrich. Mary Andrcani, Carol Angotti. Vivian Arone. Eleanor Barnell, Mata Battye. Andrea Bechtle. Gail Bennett. Sylvia Buri, Carol Calloway. Donna Christion. Kathleen Coe. Jane Crawford. Linda De Furia, Carolyn Delia. Barbara Eicke. Barbara Ekert. Mary Fallico, Joanne Fett. Marilyn Fraser, Pat Gillmor, Joyce Gutchess. Helen Hillenbrand. Donna Hoar. Phyllis Hoar. Nancy Kalenack. Carolyn Klumbach. Pat Larsen. Joane Macri. Francine Malley. Maureen Mancine. Ann Mauro, Barbara Myslivecek. Sally Obey, Rita O’Brien, Vicky Phillips, Carol Pierce. Sally Pierce. Pat Riano, Gerda Rommel. Sherry Sacco. Virginia Saxenian. Madeline Sears. Barbara Seager. Jane Sigourney, Molly Siis. Carol Temple. Jeanette Templeton. Sharon Vieau, Regina Waddach. Barbara Webb, Carol Williams. Frances Zampino. JR. HIGH SCHOOL Elizabeth Alampi. Phyllis Bernard. Carol Bishop. Jo-Ann Bonnadonna, Lois Bresnahan. Pat Bresnahan. Sharon Buskey, Joann Cali, Nancy Couse. Carol Crandall. Karen Frenz, Carol Fusaro. Kathleen Fusaro. Sally Gardner, Sandra Geddis, Sheril Gillmor. Marcia Haas. Lucy Hager. Judy Hamilton. Judy Harrison. Shirley Heiden. Barbara Hendry. Susan Howard. Carol Ireland. Marion Jewell. Mary Jewell, Shirley Johnson. Patty King, Diane Knapp. Karen Koenig, Judy Konick, Chrystal Lahey, Margaret Lawrence. Diana Lee. Sharon Lewis. Janet Menke, Sandra Mitsoff. Connie Odom. Sandra Pelrah, Barbara Phillips. Diane Pickard. Margaret Pierce. Elizabeth Powers. Nancy Prior. Pat Pyrah. Elizabeth Rego, Jeanette Roth. Kathleen Ryan. Marie Tychter, Carolyn Sabis. Joanne Sacco, Clista Schneider. Heather Stacy. Kath- leen Steenburgh. Sharon Storrier. Ruth Tarnacki. Ann Tavernier. Sue Temple. Suzanne Tracy. Joyce Weber, Marie Zirilli. JUNIOR HIGH SWIMMING Adviser MRS. DOROTHY HETTLER GIRLS’ BOWLING Adviser MRS. DOROTHY HETTLER Members: Donna Albino. Carol Angotti. Eleanor Barnell. Nancy Bonzerato. Nancy Blair, Sue Brubaker. Rosemary Cianfrocco, Kathleen Coe, Marlene Cole. Nancy Crouse. Charlotte Dreier. Pat Emmons. Jeanette Fiello. June Frappier, Pat Galvin. Maria GrifFo. Helen Hillen- brand. Ann Keller. Pat Lawrence. Carol Louise. Lorraine Miller, Joan Muller, Nancy Ranger. Marcia Raphael. Barbara Reed. Sherry Sacco. Virginia Saxenian. Rosalie Tauro, Marie Torna- tore. Dolores Turco. Faye Vcnturin. Sharon Vieau, Janice Villani. Diane Young, Carol Zaleski. Frances Zampino. Last year’s bowlers, who will join in the Women's International Bowling Congress, are Vida Di Blasi, Rose Marie Galuski, Nicholetta Guinto, Jane Howe. Carmella La Valle. Marie Rausa and Janice Stauffer. Although the group is small, it makes up in enthusiasm what it lacks in numbers. Every Tuesday afternoon, cries of good EHS entry consists of nine teams in the booster division. In the all-city high school tournament it is the hope to repeat last year's performance where Doris Menninger swept all single honors. shot or point for game can be heard emanat- ing from the girls’ gym. BADMINTON Adviser MRS. DOROTHY HETTLER Members: Lorraine Aldrich. Rosemary Anderson. Sylvia Buri, Emelia Buzzeli. Jane Crawford. Kathleen Coe. Betty Eaton. Barbara Eckert. Mary rallico. Janis Gross. Carol Hageman, Ruth- ann Heins, Rubye Horner. Inese Klavins. Katherine Lang. Francine Malley, Joan Muller, Vicky Phillips, Sandra Smith, Carol Temple. TO OUR FRIENDS STOP!! what you’re doing! LOOK!! at the following pages! There you will discover a key to the financial suc- cess of the 1954 Annual—the interest of those fin- ancial concerns that purchased advertising space. In addition, we should like to thank the solicitors, the faculty, and the advisers who have so willingly given of their time in order that we might produce a worthwhile yearbook. A special note of thanks, too. to John O'Connor, whose work preparing posters for our advertising campaign contributed greatly to our sales promotion. Success Siorv in Print . . . charmingly Illustrated by Gloria Anderson and Joan Stemmier, shown above left to right. (The prints arc from Edwards Dress Circle.) • ) = « — Jhe C rodAroaJd — You to the left and I to the right. For the ways of men must sever— And it well may be for a day and a night. And it well may be forever. But whether we meet or whether we part (For our ways are past our knowing), A pledge from the heart to its fellow heart On the ways we all are going! Here's luck! In the teeth of all winds blowing. —Richard Hovey The Eastwood High School Faculty Chappell’s Eastwood And These Famous-Name Fashions Join in Extending . . CONGRATULATIONS!! To the Graduating Class of 1954 Betty Barclay Dresses Casino Blouses College Teens College Town Sportswear Criterion Blouses Debuteen Coats Glenwear Blouses Juniorite Dresses Jantzen Lampl Sweaters Minx Modes Jrs. Pandora Sweaters Petiteen Dresses Ship'n Shore Blouses Teena-Paige Dresses Van Roalte Chappell’s Eastwood Brings Famous Brands to Eastwood INTER-SORORITY-FRATERNITY COUNCIL ALPHA PI OMEGA. BETA KAPPA DELTA PI ALPHA. ZETA CHI OFFICERS Jane VanDerKarr Sarah Halbritter Diane Henchen Barbara Goodfellow Gerald Bartig (Joseph Paussa | William Stevens President Vice-President Secretary........ Treasurer Publicity Sergeant-at-Arms MEMBERS Robert Amann Roland Barry Harold Bastedo Mata Battye Robert Bevilacqua Susan Brubaker Elaine Byrne Edward Sero Nina DeMario Carol Fiello Mary Ann Goodsight Helen Graham Jeanne Hebert Richard Holton Anni Marie Keller Joseph Maimone Janet Mannigan Barbara Mick Carol Miller Dorothy Porter Carmen Rizzo Linda Schultz Heidi Staplefeldt Carol Williams Michael Guilfoil ACTIVITIES In addition to its regular schedule of hayrides. CARE packages, the annual GAZBO” dance, and combined club meetings, the Council has been raising money this year in order to buy Eastwood High School a new auditorium curtain. Curtain Call” was one of Gazbo's very successful endeavors toward this goal. Clipper Oil Corporation 5 S Domestic and Industrial i 5 Fuel Oils i | Box 14 Eastwood Station Syracuse 6, New York Tel. 73-2821 Water Terminal Brewerton, N. Y. Syracuse Plant New Court Ave. Syracuse, N. Y. President Vice-President Recording Secretary Corresponding Secretary Treasurer................ Publicity Manager Historian ............... Sergeant-at-Arms OFFICERS FALL Louise Sears Sarah Halbritter Hilda Kammar Sharon Vieau Ann Frey Connie Pignalberi Carol Sutkowski Maryann Goodsight MEMBERS SPRING Sarah Halbritter Louise Sears Hilda Kammar Sharon Vieau Maryann Goodsight Sally Pierce Joan Muller Sandra Lewis Nancy Blair Andrea Bechtle Nancy Bonzorato Elaine Byrne Gail Bennett Kay Cole Carolyn Delia Joan Dulles Margaret DeWald Barbara Eckert Mary Fallico Three Dances — Annual Hick Hop Annual Stardust Fantasy “Crazy Rhythm Community Chest Ann Frey Maryann Goodsight Maria Griffo Sarah Halbritter Carol Hammond Barbara Harrison Ruthann Heins Nancy Kalenack Hilda Kammar Janet Kammar Ann Marie Keller Sylvia King Dorothy Kulas Kathy Lang Patricia Lawrence Sandra Lewis Lorraine Miller Joan Muller Elizabeth Oatman Helen Opalot ACTIVITIES Red Cross Work At Elmcrest Christmas Party Two Sport Teas Two Rush Teas Rushee Picnic Pajama Parties Joint Meetings Hayrides Two Mother-Daughter Banquets Christmas Basket Patricia Pickard Sally Pierce Connie Pignalberi Elaine Pignalberi Louise Sears Joan Sero Carol Sutkowski Sharon Vieau Barbara Webb Shiry Wombles Solemn Induction Booth at A-Y Texas' Carnival” Member Inter-Sorority- Fraternity Council Mrs. Donald Vieau ADVISERS Miss Shirley Frey Mrs. John Keller ---kw---------------------------. 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There are many types of jobs open. All offer salary increases, regular vacations with pay, and opportunities for advancement. Telephone operators earn $42 for a 5-day week to start. Talk it over with Mother and Dad and your school counselor. Apply at the Employment office, 321 Montgomery St., Syracuse, New York. Compliments o[ H. J. HOWE, INC. Jewelers and Silversmiths For 94 Years Independently Owned and Operated Since 1860 GAMMA ALPHA PSI SPRING Nancy Keefer Carol Klaehn Jane Cocco Joan McManus Rosie Spera Marie LaManna Mary Mitchell Jill Venditti Shirley Grosser Nancy Meade Pat Carolin FALL Nancy Keefer Mary Anne Thompson Jane Cocco Joan McManus Carol Klaehn Rosie Spera Pat Gillmor Jill Venditti Marie LaManna Pat Carolin President .............. Vice-President Recording Secretary Corresponding Secretary Treasurer Assistant Treasurer News Editor Publicity Manager Property Manager Historian Sergeant-at-Arms MEMBERS Pat Gillmor Marilyn Gleason Winnie Grove Judy Walters Carol Angotti Cathy Rock Theresa Viealtati Barbara Martin Molly Siis Carol Thompson Honorary Member—Gerda Rommell Anne Trainer Linda Healy Carolyn Klumbach Sandra McCullough Judy Romano Carol Pierce Sabra Perrett Joan DiRosa Rosie Tauro Tinkle Venditti Carol Brefka Connie Chetwin Ann DeFlorio Barbara Eicke Linda Elzer Diane Falasco Barbara Johnson Regena Waddock Joyce Preston Jeanette Templeton ACTIVITIES Bake Sales Rush Teas Picnics Three Hayrides Joint Meetings with S.G.A. and Hi-Y Alpha Two 'Pajama Parties Gamma Alumnae News Constructive Initiation Mother-Daughter Banquet Installation Banquet Annual Back To The Books Dance Block Dance for Cerebral Palsy Fund Annual Dungaree Drag dance Annual May Carnival weekend Silver Alumnae Tea Work for Red Cross W ) m —■ (w--------V w V w vr w V m V -----W w--w .� P C FOOD MARKET James Street at Grant Blvd. P C sets the pace with lower prices. 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Recording Secretary Treasurer Sergeant-at-Arms Chaplain secretary. SPRING FALL Dinner Dance joint meetings Representatives to Ithaca Congress Trophy for a Top Senior '54 Help London's East Side Boy’s Club Participation in formal induction Kickoff Dance Joint meetings Community Chest Contribution Winner Y.M.C.A. Basketball League Juke Box Dance Sold Candy for World Service Representatives to Albany Congress MEMBERS John Andrews George Haws Philip Mitchell Tim Bolton William Haws Roger Myrto John Brickcll William Hayford John Nelson Thomas Cianfrocca Alan Heirholzer Robert Powers Peter Copani Lee Holmes Roger Reville Robert Davies Clyde Hunt David Romeo James DcFuria Lorin Hunt Ronald Rossi Frank Haynes Arnold Jameson Gerald Simmons George Haines George Kernaghan Gary Whitaker Donald Hammand Philip Lindstrom Robert Zink ACTIVITIES Alpha was active in the Hi-Y Council and had two members serving in the offices of _ POWER’S LUNCHEONETTE Where All School Kids Are Welcome Compliments of DR. 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Howard, Manager BUSINESS INSTITUTE t 428 South Warren St. Syracuse 2, New York Phone 2-1165 � xi xi m � ' Ground Floor, State Tower Building 213 E. Genesee Street Syracuse, N. Y. 1 n n n n o � rx o -x � g I Compliments of THE NETHERLAND DAIRY Best Wishes and Success To The Compliments of 1954 Graduates THE THE MOTHERS CLUB of VILLA EASTWOOD HIGH SCHOOL Compliments of THE ALPAR HARDWARE Touraine B.P.S. Flatlux Paints Electrical Appliances — Glass — Tools Lawn Furniture 2811 James Street Syracuse 6. N. Y. Compliments of DR. R. E. GLADZISZEWSKI TO BUY RIGHT or SELL RIGHT SEE ENWRIGHT ENWRIGHT REALTY CO. 2530 James Street Phone 73-3309 Syracuse. N. Y. ■ =• = '=0'=3’ '=’0 = o = o = o = o-c=-o =.o =’0 =. xr=’0 =.o =-o = o =«, = : Compliments of WELTER FUNERAL HOME } M)C= ()C= () = ()C ()«()C () = ()C=X)C )C I f ij =WQ-Hc llt=-Vl« � ' vrte .it. � r� e vlV | Eastwood Dog and Cat Hospital I! A X Compliments of u 5 1 X DR. WAYNE A. KELLY jj 5 Veterinarian (1 0 MUFF’S SWEET SHOP il I ft i 2827 James Street X 5 2823 James Street I ii 1 j X “““i 1 jj SWANSONS (j 2712 James Street Phone 73-0561 I BARNEY'S J PAINT STORE 1 8 i A Complete Cleaning Service | | For Your Convenience S Shirt Laundry J Devoe Dupont i Sherwin-Williams D i jj Family Wash Dry Service j Dry Cleaning X i Quality Paints Wallpaper jj 109 S. Edwards Ave. Phone 73-1911 jj � Q n 1 :•: = = =M =• =■ = K=- = 0 =H = = =K =« =. ) 0 =,(K= (f; :♦: = ( ) — ( ) — ) ( x— ( x ( x— ) ( w—— 1 | Compliments of = () = (x= (x= ( x= ) = -c=-( «c= - = ( ) c= c : 1 | RAY’S fj Dry Cleaning fi X | Newly Remodeled 1 jj BARBER SHOP 1 SCHAUER'S jj 5 Phone 73-0331 1 2719 James Street x i NEW LOCATION Phone 73-0821 | M 3005 JAMES STREET I A s 1 Compliments of 9 y GODDARD AND CRANDALL (j Q ROBERT H. WILSON CO. s Funeral Directors 9 U 2709 James St. % i Kelvinator — Westinghouse x Sales — Service a Air-Conditioned |J i f EASTWOOD'S RECORD CENTER 0 1 3111 James St. Phone 73-4320 jj jj RCA COLUMBIA DECCA | 45 33 78 Phone 73-5741 i :-: = o — x= o —r ) — o = o r= () — o = o =. Theodore Goddard Bernard E. Crandall 1 � ' 0« 0« Q � � P X Ul Us Hdp Yoa in Yom | J Success To X SCHOOL MUSIC PROGRAM J £ The Class of '54 fi , i Investigate our js y It ADAPTABILITY PLAN'' I! fj x The New y 1 Your favorite instrument on trial. j MORRIS DRY CLEANING y Trumpet Saxophone Clarinet - French Horn Drum Flutes (j 3 and All Other Instruments X y TAILORING SHEET MUSIC — RECORDS jJ X | X Stop in soon! X X ! Prop., Patrick Spera CLARK MUSIC CO. 1 X 416 S. Salina St. 2-3101 I i 1 J Compliments of I X 1 OPEN EVENINGS jj i i MIDLER ECONOMY BOOK jj j BARBER SHOP ft AND I ft y jj 2 - Barbers (j y MAGAZINE SHOP y 3 449 So. Midler Ave. Syracuse. N. Y. (I 109 East Washington Street x jj Phone 73-6060 1 X Syracuse, New York jj •;w M ------- («------ ( ------ ------xw-------XI.------- x--------.« ------ ------- «------ (1 ------- � ------- n -------� n ------- o ------- � ---- ) . xM :.: = w= ) =' )'= ) == ) ='0 = () =3. )c I jj Compliments I | 1 A FRIEND 1 jj =IIO(X= (IO(IC OCO(1C= 1|CX OOOK Compliments of | 1 PALACE LOUNGE (j 2362 James Street Phone 73-0378 ? 1 Italian Cuisine y | KARL LUTZ Compliments of jj X MONUMENT CO. 0 COLLINGWOOD 2718 James Street X PHARMACY jj 0 | Eastwood 2800 James Street | | EASTWOOD PHARMACY Compliments of | | Anthony E. D'Onofrio. Prop. LOUISE BROS. MARKET fi j 3016 James Street X Syracuse, New York 374 Midler Ave. X | WE DELIVER PHONE 73-1611 Fresh Line Meats, Groceries Fruits | Compliments of A Compliments of 9 0 y Abe and Nick Kammar DAVEY TREE EXPERT CO. | X ij SILVER STAR MARKET 2507 James St. Y 1) 9 919 Sunnycrest Road y Syracuse, N. Y. 5 :-: =- x= (k= ) = ( =k) =. k=. == ) = ) = = 0' =« =. K= o = = o x e= o = S Compliments of MAPLE LEAF BAKERY 3513 James Street Syracuse, New York Specialize in WEDDING and BIRTHDAY CAKES with Fine Line of Pastries 0'= 0C=-0.= 0 = 0 =. = 0 = 0-=.0 = (:-: BAILEY'S Refrigeration — Television Sales — Service Carrier Room Air Conditioners Crosley Refrigerators DUMONT AND SYLVANIA TV 111 South Edwards Avenue Tel. 73-1451 Eve. 73-4711 Compliments of BENNETT’S BARBER SHOP Compliments of SHANAHAN'S GROCERY 301 Woodbine Avenue Compliments of THE LOLA - RUTH SHOP 2620 James Street Syracuse, N. Y. INDIAN OIL CO. Heating Oils Phone 9-5300 ■= = -=’ = ( = ) = ) = ) = 0 = (K= () = ()C= ) = )C=3. =X ' = ( = ) — ( ) =:= ( ) — ( ) = ) — ( ) = i Compliments of PUNCH and JUDY 1 CHILDREN’S SHOP 1 jj 2533 James Street jj v w M=rr t % •. 73-6011 | CHARNEY’S SHOP INC. Men’s and Children's Wear Sporting Goods (J 2347 James St. jj Syracuse, N. Y. jj 1 y V Compliments of y Compliments | | of i (j KIMBRELL’S 1 SERVICE STATION ft KINNEY’S SHOE STORE j) y j 2400 James Street X 2341 James St. y I I S SUCCESS X Compliments of H X y to (j CLASS OF 1954 ? AUSTIN’S PAINT STORE | CARMEN GRASSO 2618 James St. y Attorney X Earl Stell, Owner X 1 Compliments of o I Compliments of UPSTATE VACUUM STORE (| Your jj RUDOLPH’S % NECCHI ELNA fj SEWING CIRCLE x James St. at Marlborough Rd. at £ 2727 James St. 0 - Eastwood Syracuse. N. Y. jj y v.w— xw � — � — — ) —Mimiioiie :.r = ()«c== )-c== ( = () = () == () = () = ( = ) = (: Compliments of BADGLEY STUDIO AND CAMERA SHOP 2309 James St. NEXT TO MARKET BASKET Compliments of MR. and MRS. PAUL V. O’NEIL CJI1«=00(1C3� CO K=K) 1)0(X=3(;{ GOOD LUCK Compliments of CAMUSO’S I.G.A. SUPER MARKET HEROUX’S CASH GROCERY jj Full Line of Beer and Soft Drinks Open Evenings and Sunday Compliments of WAGER’S PHARMACY 2401 James St. Phone 73-0631 | EASTWOOD SHOE REPAIR HAT CLEANING SHOE SHINES 2707 James Street EASTWOOD CAMERA SHOP Darkroom Supplies Greeting Cards Vue-Master Products Cameras. Developing, Printing 3100 James Street Phone 73-1431 Easy Parking Cor. James and Nichols Ave. Compliments of SNAPPY MEN’S SHOP Of Eastwood }� 00 K=3(K=MK=X) ()C=(K=(l (ieiMia(K=()C=( C3IK=OC3( (: } C- — TOM PHILLIPS 1 Manager of | ENDICOTT-JOHNSON'S | Eastwood ft EASTWOOD MUSIC CENTER 2921 James St. Phone—73-2480 Sheet Music Piano Accordion Instruction J EGGLESTON BAKERY Compliments of X 2721 James St. x YALE’S y Decorated Cakes, a Specialty jj AUTOMOTIVE SERVICE 1 ALL KINDS OF BAKE GOODS DE JOSEPH | Compliments of | LEWIS TREE EXPERT JEWELERS, INC. 2361 James St. Syracuse 6, N. Y. j COMPANY INC. DIAMONDS WATCHES JEWELRY SILVERWARE 1 X Phone 73-5921 | Compliments of Our Motto: Quality Foods. Moderately Priced jj PEOPLE'S SHOE REPAIR FINNEY’S |j 2411 James St.. Opposite Palace Theater X Eastwood in Syracuse Phone: 73-1051 3108-3110 James Street o Quality Workmanship Makers of Home Made Pure Pork Sausage (J Established Since 1922 Angelo Phillips and Son Established Since 1924 X r n — ( � w w x w � o X 'X X Hats of Distinction EDITH KENEFICK HAT SHOP 2602 James Street Open Every Evening ARE YOU IN THE NEWS? Buy — Read Your home town newspaper every week —and— Use the classified ads— They get results. EASTWOOD NEWS TOWN NEWS Compliments of PALACE BARBER SHOP 2382 James Street Proprietor. D. C. Hickox Phone: Office 73-1191 Hours: 9:30 to 5:30 Res. 72-5504 Evenings by Appointment J. L. WINKELSTEIN Optometrist Eyes Examined — Glasses Fitted 2360 James St., Eastwood Syracuse, N. Y. BERSANI HOME AUTO 2356 James Street Phone 73-1411 Syracuse, New York FIRESTONE Tires—Tubes—Home and Auto Supplies Compliments of A FRIEND Compliments of PARKERSON’S TEXACO SERVICE James and Ashdale Phone 73-0368 VISIT OUR SHOWROOM Upholstering — Repairing Custom-Bilt Furniture in our own shop Lamps and Tables NO-SAG FURNITURE 2817-21 James St. Phone 73-2128 AUTOGRAPHS