Eastwood High School - Hilltopper Yearbook (Syracuse, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 116 of the 1955 volume:

Are entl i i 31st ANNUAL EASTWOOD HIGH SCHOOL Syracuse, New York Dedication Wc, the Senior Class of 1955, proudly dedicate Eastwood High School’s 31st Annual to Charles F. Todd in deepest appreciation for his sincere guidance throughout his many years as principal. We appreciate his enthusiasm, his help to stu- dents along the road of learning, his friendship and trust. Of Mr. Todd’s untiring efforts on behalf of the boys and girls of the community it can be truly said that he has been one “To look up and not down, To look forward and not back, To look out and not in, and To lend a hand.” — Edw. Everett Hale Foreword Most people like to look to the future, but it can prove to be interesting also to look at the past occasion- ally, and to see the good that has passed on before us. Both to capture the dreams of the past and to dream in the present can relieve the tension created by world day situations. We shall therefore journey back a few years to the excitement of the twenties and try to revive happenings of things that we weren’t present to see; also to allow Principal Charles F. Todd to relive memories of those years when he first came to EHS. We, the class of 1955, have chosen for our theme “The Roaring Twenties” which will relate the past to the present through these pages. CHARLES F. TODD Principal JOHN V. MEATH Vice-Principal and Boys Guidance Counselor I CATHERINE P. HEARN Girls Guidance Counselor Faculty Supervising Principal CHARLES F. TODD, Ph.B., M.S. Syracuse University Pice-Principal and Boys’ Adviser JOHN V. MEATH Syracuse University Art RENA R. BURDICK Albany State Teachers’ College AGNES M. RYAN, B.F.A. Syracuse University Commercial MARGARET M. VAN ALSTINE, B.S., M.A. Boston Teachers College EDGAR M. KLETT, B.S. Syracuse University VIRGINIA TIFFENS SUHOLET, B.S., M.A. Syracuse University Dietitian M ARC� A RET NOTCH ER. B.S. Syracuse University English STEPHANIE BEAULIEU, B.S., M.Ed. Syracuse University VIVIAN M. BISHOP. A.B. Syracuse University ELIZABETH N. H. CRANNELL, B.S., M.S. Syracuse University DOROTHY NEWMAN, A.B. Syracuse University GLORIA E. PENNER. B.A. Brooklyn College ANNA S. VIVENZIO, B.S., M.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 Home Economics ELLEN B. EATON, B.S. Syracuse University MARGUERITE S. RONAN, B.S. Syracuse University Industrial Arts BERNARD J. HESS Syracuse University Oswego State Teachers' College ARTHUR J. HORROCKS Rochester Institute of Tech. HOWARD E. HOGAN, B.S., M.A. Oswego State Teachers’ College Syracuse University ROBERT J. PROVO Oswego State Teachers' College Language KEITHA G. MANDIGO, A.B. Syracuse University AMANDA WHITESIDE, A.B., M.A. Syracuse University American School of Classical Studies Rome, Italy Librarian MARY MANCHESTER, B.S. Syracuse University Mathematics MARY E. CARROLL Cortland State Teachers’ College MARY A. FAYLE. A.B. Syracuse University HELEN L. FERBER, A.B.. M.S. Syracuse University EMILY G. THOMAS. B.S. Syracuse University M usic MARION W. KILPATRICK, A.B., B.Ped., M.M. Syracuse University Cornell University Columbia University RUTH G. MAGLIONE, B.M.E., M.M.E. Syracuse University JOHN WILKIE, B.M., M.M.E. Syracuse University Nurse CHARLOTTE BURLETON, R.N. Crouse-Irving Hospital jKPhysical Education DOROTHY HETTLER, B.P.E., B.S.E. Normal College, A.G.U. Indiana University JOHN ZABADAL, B.P.E. Syracuse University 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 LcMovne 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 JANE DICKINSON, B.S. Syracuse University JAMES C. KENDRICK, B.A., M.A. St. Bonavcnture University Syracuse University PEARL W. MORE, B.S. Syracuse University GEORGE J. PURSIANO, B.S., M.S. Syracuse University DAISY BALFRY SHEA, B.S., M.S. Syracuse University LeMoyne College Graduate School of Social Service, University of Buffalo N. Y School of Social Service New York University LELA E. SINE. A.B. Syracuse University 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. Annual Staff 19 Bernard J. Hess Adviser Darlene llallailay Copy Editor Z f Edward Liquori Sports Editor Thomas Tarnacki Advertising (onnif Chetwin Floor Captain Heidi Stapelfeldl Editor 'T' Dorothy Porter Photograph Editor fugene Travers Art Editor Shirley Wombles Floor Captain Richard (ioddard Editor Alan llierholzer Photograph Editor Joseph Pauvsa Advertising Manager 'Sf Janet Mannigan Subscription Manager Koberl Tucker Business Manager Barbara (Mellow Photograph Editor Carol Callaway Advertising Tim Bolton Floor Captain 55 Mrs. Elizabeth Crannell Adviser Carolyn klumback Sports Editor Carol Louise Record Clerk DOYLE, JOHN T. “Coach Hi-V Alpha '53, '54; Sigma Gamma Epsilon Adviser '55; Football ’52, '53, '54; J. V. Basketball '52; Senior Play '55; Chorus '54; Pres, of Class '54. A mbit ion—To buy a horse from the Sutherland Dairy and enter it in the Kentucky Derby with “Little Ju Ju“ as jockey. BREFKA, CAROL A. “Butch Chorus '51, '52; Gamma Alpha Psi '52, '53, '54, '55; Property Mgr., '54; Rec. Sec., '55; Preliminary Choir '51, '52; Student Council '54, '55; Steering Committee '54, '55; Senior Play Com- mittee '54; Secretary of Senior Class '54; Nominating Committee ‘55. Ambition—To live an exciting and adventurous life, and to make friends and be a friend. WILLIAMSON, MARSHALL G. “Marsh Football 51. '52, ’53. '54; Spike Shoe Club '49, '50; Cross-Countrv '49, '50; Track '49. ’50; Red Cross''52; Class Pres. '55. Ambition—To play pro-football for Cleveland Browns. GILLMOR, PATRICIA M. “Pat Sec. of Junior Student Council '51; Chorus '51; Badminton '52; Swim- ming '51, '52, '53, '54; Senior Play Committee; A.F.S. Committee '53, '54; First A.F.S. Ambassador to Greece '54; Senior Student Council '52, '53, '54; Secretary Senior Class '55; Bowl- ing '55; Gamma Alpha Psi '52, '53, '54, '55, Treas. '54, ’55; Steering Com- mittee '54, '55. Ambition—To have fun at college, to visit Europe again, and to make the man of my dreams a wonderful wife. 1 FIELLO, CAROL L. “Midge Cheerleading '52, '53, '54, '55; Student Council '54. 55; Beta Kappa Mu '52, 53. '54. '55; Chaplain '53. Treas. '54 '55; Senior Play '54; Chorus '52, '55; Preliminary Choir '52; Cor. Sec. Pre. Choir '52; Inter Sorority Fraternity Council 'S3; Vice-Pres. of Class '54. Ambition—To smile when I'm sad and cry when I’m supposed to. GROSSO, LEON F. “Frenchie Football '52, '53, '54; Treasurer of the Senior Class '55; Baseball '54, '55; Traffic Squad '53. Ambition—To be successful and grad- uate from college. YAMAGUCHI, FUMIKO “Fumy Bowling '55; Senior Choir 55; Senior Play Committee '54; Hi-Lites '54, '55; Gamma Alpha Psi (Honorary Mem- ber) ; A.F.S. Junior Ambassador from Japan; Vice-Pres. of Class '55. Ambition—To be a good girl, sis, friend at one time and all the time and see all of the people I've met again as soon as I can. ZACK, ROBERT L. “Bob Baseball '52, 53, '54, '55; Basketball '54, '55; J. V. '53, '54; Hi-Y Alpha '52, '53, '54, '55; Chaplain '52; Sec. '53; Albany Convention '52; Cross Country ’51. '52, '53; Band '50, 51, '52. '53, '54. '55; Orchestra '52. '53. '54; Trumpet Trio '53, '54; Brass Choir '52, '53, '54; Apparatus Club '50. '51; Spike Shoe Club 51, '52; Senior Student Council '53; Allied Youth '53, '54; Senior Red Cross '53; Traffic '54; Prelim. Choir '52; Senior Choir '53. '54, '55, Treas. '55; Boys' Choir '53, '54, '55; Senior Play '54, Treas. of Class '55. Ambition—Go to college and become a trumpet player, on a level with Rafael Mendez. COMMITTEES CLASS NIGHT COMMITTEE APRIL 30 Sponsor: Mrs. Bernice Wells Co-Chairmen: Ron Nasse and Rosie Spera Committee: John Andrews, Dave Bechtle, Pat Carolin, Bob Davies, Mary Ann Goodsight, Nicki Guinto, Charles Tarnacki, Faye Vcnturin. SENIOR BALL COMMITTEE JUNE 10 Sponsors: Miss Lela Sine and Mrs. Ellen Eaton Co-Chairmen: Nancy Hunt and John Nelson Committee: Barb Boone, Bill Cook, Mike Fcnlon, Nick Kopp, Joan Mengal, Marie Raussa, Walt Rospendowski, Jane Schug, Linda Schultz, Pat Podsaid. COLOR AND MOTTO COMMITTEE Sponsor: Mrs. Ellen Eaton Chairman: Phil Klaehn Committee: Rosemary Anderson, Diane Henchen, Gil Hough, Marie LaManna. ANNOUNCEMENT COMMITTEE Sponsor: Mrs. Marguerite Ronan Chairman: Joe Phillips Committee: Mary Fallico, Ann Mauro, Bill Shinnick, Peggy Stephano. CAP AND GOWN COMMITTEE Sponsor: Mr. David Constance Co-Chairmen : Ann DiFlorio and Dave Morgan Committee: Howard Converse, Beverly Evans, Louis La- Russo, Charlotte Matteson, Nancy Meade, Sam Paris, Nancy Ranger, Gene Thompson. COMMENCEMENT COMMITTEE Sponsor: Mrs. Marguerite Ronan Co-Chairmen: Dick Liquori and Maureen Maroncy Committee: Dave Carroll, Barb Eicke. Reginald Hickok, Jennie Lee Lambert, Buddy Meyers, Fred Reed, Jeanette Templeton, Francis Tornabee. CLASS COLORS CLASS MOTTO “Blue and Gold” CLASS HISTORY We, the graduating class of 1955, began our year with the Fall elections, John Doyle, president, Carol Fiello, vice president; secretary, Carol Brefka, and Leon Grosso, treasurer. Starting the first of many senior activities was the senior play, “No More Homework.” Presiding with the gavel in the Spring term is Marshall Williamson; vice presi- dent is Fumiko Yamaguchi; Patricia Gillmor, secretary, and Robert Zack, treasurer. E.H.S. auditorium was the scene of Class Night, held Saturday, April 30th. On the night of June 10 many starry-eyed seniors danced to the music of Dick Kowell at their annual Senior Ball at the Hotel Syracuse. Commencement, held on June 27 at eight o’clock in E.H.S. auditorium, cli- maxed the year for seniors. SENIOR HONOR LIST Carol Louise, Valedictorian _____________ 93.86 Richard Goddard, Salutatorian_____________92.91 May Fallico .......................... 92.60 Nancy Ranger ........................ 92.53 Leonard Aquilino ...................... 92.37 Charlotte Matteson _____________________ 91.86 Samuel Paris .......................... 91.72 Linda Schultz ........................._ 91.49 Janice Nora ......................... 90.56 David Morgan _________________________ 90.22 Dorothy Porter ________________________ 89.99 Beverly Evans ......................... 89.78 John W. Andrews ________________________ 89.73 Barbara Mick___________________________._89.61 Barbara Eicke_____________________________89.57 Robert Davies...................... 89.26 Marie Rausa __________________________ 89.10 Diane Henchen_____________________________89.06 Janet Mannigan ....................... 88.91 John Klosowski __________________________ 88.86 Philip Hamel___________________________ 88.74 Barbara LeGrone 88.73 Patricia Gillmor 88.70 Carol Callaway____________________________88.42 David Bechtle___________________________ 88.27 Suzanne F. Guida__________________________88.11 Rose Mary Anderson________________________88.03 Anne DiFlorio_____________________________87.35 Carol Brefka______________________________87.31 David Hamilton ....................... 87.16 Jane Cocco________________________________86.90 Mary Ann Goodsight ____________________ 86.82 Carol Hammond_____________________________86.73 Carol Williams____________________________86.80 Michael Fenlon____________________________86.54 Nancy Hunt________________________________86.31 Walter Rospendowski_______________________86.23 Jeannette Templeton_______________________85.56 Katherine Lang____________________________85.51 Reginald Hickok___________________________85.46 Nicholetta Guinto_________________________85.17 Darlene Halladay _______________________ 85.16 Helen Hayes_______________________________85.00 ANDERSON, ROSE MARY Rosie” ANDREWS, JOHN Chorus ‘54; Badminton ‘52; Color and Motto Committee. Ambition—To be a private secretary and always be happy. AQUILINO, LEONARD M. Doc” Ambition—To build a 5 HP drag racer. BAKER, BARBARA L. Barb” Senior Red Cross '52, ’53. Ambition—To be a success in what- ever do and make my Dad proud of me. BONZERATO, NANCY A. Bonzie” Y’olleyball 51; Bowling '53, '54, '55; Per Record '53; Playday '54; E.A.A. Solicitor '52. '53. '54; Bookkeeper '54, '55; Yearbook Solicitor '53; Alpha Pi Omega '52, '53, '54, '55; Rec. Sec. '54. Ambition—To live, love and be happy in whatever I undertake. BARTIG, GERALD W. Jerry” Zeta Chi '51, '52, '53, '54, '55; presi- dent '54; Traffic Squad '54, '55; Foot- ball '53; Inter Sororitv-Fraternitv Council '51, '52, '53, '54, ;55. Ambition—To be President of F. IF. IFoolworlh Co. CALLAWAY, CAROL E. Chorus '51, '52, '53, '54; Student Council '51, '52; Swimming '52, '53, '54; Bowling '55; Red Cross '53, '54, '55; Red Cross Pres., '54, '55; Senior Play Committee '54; Yearbook '55; Hi-Litcs '55; Christmas Program '54. Ambition—To become the first woman president of the U. S. BINNS, DONALD T. Don” Ambition—To be successful in any- thing I do. BARONE, EDWARD T. Ed” Zeta Chi ’51, 52, '53, ’54, '55. Ambition—Find “Shangri-La. BOONE, BARBARA A. Babs” Chorus '51. '52, '54; Swimming '52, '53; Hi-Lites Columnist '55; Year- book Solicitor '55; Majorettes '54, '55. Senior Ball Committee '55. Ambition—To capture the Earthmen and take them back to Mars and have parties. BECHTLE, DAVID B. Dave” Band '49, 50, '51, '52, '53. '54. '55; Chorus '54, '55; Yearbook '52; Stu- dent Council '51, '52; Senior Play Committee '54; White Plume Society '54; Class Night '55; Hi Lites '55. Ambition—To live a happy and suc- cessful life. CARMER, EVA M. Evoo” Ambition—Man, ah wants a Be-e-e-eg Cahf BOHOSIAN, CHARLES “Chuck” Ambition—Join the Army engineers. CHETWIN, CONSTANCE E. ( • � Lonnie Chorus '52; Gamma Alpha Psi '52, '53, 54, '55; Girls Swimming '52, '53; Bowling '55; Senior Student Council '53; E.A.A. '54, '55; Senior Play Com- mittee ‘54; Yearbook Staff '55. Ambition—To do or die someday, something, somewhere, somehow, that someone will appreciate. BURNS, GREGORY J. “One Fang” Ambition—To put the fix on J. Doyle’s horse by bribing Ju Ju. COCCO, JANE H. Janie” Pres, of Jr. Student Council '51; Pre- liminary Choir '52, '53; Senior Choir '52, '53; Majorettes '52, '53, '54; Head Majorette '55; Gamma Alpha Psi; White Plume Society '54; Rec. Sec., '53; Vice-Pres. '54; Pres. '55; Radio '54; Foreign Student Drive '53; Rec. Sec. of Student Council '54, '55; Yearbook Solicitor '52; Dramatics Club 53, '54; Bowling '54, '55; T. V. '55; Yearbook Staff '55. Ambition—Michigan U. or bust. CARROLL, DAVID M. “One Punch” S.G.A. '52. '53, '54, '55; Football '54; Basketball '52. '54, '55; Senior Student Council '53; J. V. Basketball '52, '53; Commencement Committee '55. Ambition—To bet on Doyle’s horse and make $3,000,000. CAROLIN, PATRICIA E. “Pat” Volleyball '51; Student Council ’52; E.A.A. '51, '52, '53; Cheerleading '53, 54, '55; Gamma Alpha Psi '51, '52, '53. '54; Sergeant-at-Arms '53, '54; Senior Play Committee '54; Hi-Lites '54, '55; Yearbook Solicitor '51, '52, '53; Chorus '51, '52. Class Night Com- mittee '55. Ambition—To be the first “Space Cadet” to marry an Earthman.” BOLTON, G. TIMMONS te rr% • pp im Hi-Y Alpha '52, '53, 54, '55; Vice- Pres., '54; Sec., '55; E.A.A. Floor Captain '54; Steering Committee '54, '55; Yearbook Floor Captain '55; Homeroom Pres. '54, '55. Ambition—To make the girl of my dreams a wonderful husband. C IAN F ROCCA, ROSEMARY A. Ro” Bowling '53, '54, '55; Playday '54; Red Cross '51. '52, '53; Hi-Lites '51, '52, '53; Allied Youth '52, '54, '55; Treas., '54; Vice-Pres., '55; Vice-Pres. of Interpost '54, '55; Senior Chorus '52, '53. Ambition—To go forth and multiply (at Comptometer School). CARFAGNO, ALFONSO A. “Al” Ambition—To make the most of everything. DELLES, JOAN M. “Joanie” Alpha Pi Omega '53, '54; Red Cross '53, '54, '55; Treas. '54, '55; Senior Play Committee '54. Ambition—Be a telephone operator and marry a certain B. S. DiFLORIO, ANNE T. “De” Steering Committee '54, '55; Senior Play Committee 54; Band and Or- chestra '52. '53, '54, '55; Intermediate Choir '52; Robed Choir '53. '54, ’55; Senior Choir '55; Gamma Alpha Psi '52, '53, '54. '55; Sergeant-at-Arms '55; Cap and Gown Committee '55. Ambition—To obtain happiness and success in everything 1 do and to make a million friends. CASLER, ROBERT E. “Clown” Delta Chi '51, '52; Student Council 51. '52, '53; P.A. System '51, '52, '53, '54, '55; Traffic '53; Projection 51, '52, '53, '54, '55; Band '51, '52. Ambition—To be successful in every thing undertake and to make a million bucks in a hurry. CONVERSE, HOWARD G. Howie” Band '53, '54, 55 ; Track '52; Cap and Gown Committee 55. Ambition—To make good in college and life. EVANS. BEVERLY J. Bev” Senior Choir '54, '55; School Paper '54, 55; Editor '55; Bowling '55; Chorus '54, '55; Senior Play '54; Triple-Octet; Cap and Gown Com- mittee '55. Ambition—To travel around the •world and write a novel. DAVIES, ROBERT N. Bob” Hi-Y Alpha '52, '53. '54, '55; Band '50, 51, '52, '53. '54. '55; Orchestra '52, '53, '54, '55; Trumpet Trio '52, '53, '54; Class Night Committee '55. Ambition—To rebuild the Palace Lounge. FEATHERSTONE, MARGARET E. Peggy Badminton '55; Bowling '55; Senior Red Cross '55. Ambition—Something I haven’t got. ELIOFF, THEOPHILUS L. Ted Football '53, '54; Track '53, '54, '55; Baseball '55. Ambition—To make a life of it. GOODFELLOW, BARBARA A. Barbie” Band '49, '50, 51. '52; Delta Pi Alpha '52 53. '54, '55, Treas. '54, '55; Inter Sorority Fraternity Council ’52, '53, '54, '55, Treas. '53, '54, '55; Bowling '55; Badminton '52; Chorus '51, '52, '53, '54; Senior Play Committee '54; Yearbook Staff '54. '55. Ambition—To teach Bkkg. students the difference between “Debits” and “Credits. EICKE, BARBARA J. Ike” Chorus '52, '53; Swimming '52, '53, '54; Bowling '53, '54, '55; E.A.A. Solicitor '53, '54; Yearbook Solicitor '54, '55; Senior Play Committee '54; Gamma Alpha Psi '53, '54, ’55; Com- mencement Committee '55. Ambition—To be the first space cadet to transport Earth Bars to Mars and Mars Bars to Earth. COOK. WILLIAM A. Bill” Band '49. '50. '51. '52. '53. '54, '55; Orchestra '55; Baseball '54, '55; Senior play '55; Chorus '51, '52; Delta Chi Hi-Y '51, '52. '53; Traffic Squad '52, '53, '54, '55; Projection Squad '49. '50, 51. '52, '53, '54, '55; Senior Ball Committee '55. Ambition—To go to the Naval Acad- emy at Annapolis. FALLICO, MARY K. Premilinary Choir '52; Girls’ Choir '53. '54. '55; Senior Choir '53, '54. '55; Triple Octet '54, '55; A capella Choir '53. '54; All-High Chorus '54; Alpha Pi Omega '53, '54. '55; Treas. '54, '55; Hi-Lites '54; News 1. Q. Broad- cast '55; Swimming '54; Volleyball '52, '54; Badminton '53, '54, '55; Plavday '54; Announcement Commit- tee '55! Ambition—To be the dean of the Syracuse School of Nursing and al- ways be surrounded by happy people. EGAN, RICHARD E. Dick” Ambition—To amass a huge fortune printing cight-dollar bills, and then spend my ill-gotten capital as I like. FRASER, MARILYN I. Badminton '53; Volleyball '53; Swim- ming '53, '54; Senior Chorus '52, '53, '54. '55; Prelim. Choir '52, '53; Inter- mediate Choir '53; Girls' Choir ‘53, '54, '55; Senior Play '54; Science Club '55; Publicity Mgr. Beta Kappa Mu '53, 54. '55; Prop. Mgr. '54, '55; Senior Red Cross '54. Ambition—To be successful in my chosen career and be able to be of service to others. FENLON, MICHAEL N. Mike” Band '53, '54, 55; Projection Squad '53, '54. '55; Hi-Y Alpha 54. '55; Senior Ball Committee '55. Ambition—To play it cool. GODDARD, RICHARD T. Digger Yearbook Solicitor ‘52; Delta Chi ‘52, ‘53; Football ‘53; Yearbook Editor ‘55. Ambition—To be successful in every- thin q I do. GUIDO, SUZANNE F. “Sue” Student Council ‘53, ‘54; Vice-Pres. of the Sophomore Class; Swimming ‘53; Cheerleader ‘54; Red Cross ‘54. Ambition—To always be happy and healthy and to make J. C. very happy. HAMEL, PHILLIP L. “Phil” Football ‘52, ‘53, ‘54; Delta Chi Hi-Y 51, ‘52, ‘53, ‘54, ‘55; Allied Youth ‘54, ‘55, Pres. ‘55. Ambition—To own a new Lincoln convertible. HALLADAY, DARLENE R. Holly” Senior Choir ‘52. ‘53, ‘54, ‘55; Pre- liminary Choir ‘52, ‘53; Badminton ‘53; Student Council ’53; Yearbook Copy Editor ‘55. Ambition—To sing and then marry the man of my dreams. HANCZYK, SIGMUND C. u 7 • Not too active Ambition—To become successful in life. HAYES, HELEN J. Ambition—To make lots of money, get married and raise a bunch of boys. HATCH, ALLEN C. “Al” Student Council ‘52; Red Cross Rep. 51. Ambition—To live the most there is to live; to have the most there is to have; to see the most there is to see; and be the happiest there is to be. HAAS, NORMAN F. “Norm” Cross Country ‘50, ‘51, ‘52; Track ‘51, ‘52, ‘53; Student Council ‘53. Ambition—To own a 98 Oldsmobile convertible. GUINTO, NICOLETTA A. Gabby” Chorus ‘52, ‘53; Beta Kappa Mu ‘53, ‘54, ‘55; Publicity Mgr. ‘55, Cor. Sec. ‘54; Senior Play ‘54; Bowling ‘55; Class Night Committee ‘55. Ambition—To keep my mouth closed for more than five minutes at any time. It’s impossible! HAMILTON, DAVID M. “Dave” Band ‘49, ‘50, ‘51, ’52, ‘53, ‘54, ‘55; Orchestra ‘49, 50; Delta Chi Hi-Y '52, ‘53. ‘54. ‘55; Treas. ‘53; Pres. ‘53, ‘54; Cross Country ‘53; Allied Youth ‘54. ‘55. Ambition—To be a success in my chosen career and to learn to play the piano. HAMMOND, CAROL M. “Cool” Volleyball ‘51, ‘52, ‘53; Swimming ‘52; Horseback Riding ‘52; Playday ‘53; Serv-us-Ball ‘53; Alpha Pi Omega ‘52, ‘53, ‘54, ‘55; Window Painting ‘53; Bowling ‘55. Ambition—To live, to love, to give and find happiness. HEN CHEN, DIANE B. “Di” Preliminary Choir '52, '53; Intermedi- ate Choir '52, '53, Treas. '52, '53; Senior Choir '53, '54, '55; Girls' Choir '53, '54, '55; Delta Pi Alpha '52, '53, '54. '55, Cor. Sec. '53, Rec. Sec. '55; Inter Sorority Fraternity Council '53, '54, '55, Sec. 53, '54, Pres. '54, '55; Senior Play Committee '54; Swimming '52; Badminton 53; Red Cross '54, '55; Color and Motto Committee '55. Ambition—To travel around the world and be happy and successful in whatever I do. HIERHOLZER, ALAN G. Butch” Hi-Y Alpha '52, '53, '54, '55; Hi-Lites Photographer '64, '55; Student Council '54, '55; Yearbook Staff '55; Traffic Squad '53. Ambition—To own and drive 10 Pins 111. KING, SYLVIA M. “Syl” Alpha Pi Omega '52, '53, '54; Volley- ball '51. Ambition—To have my life chuck full of happiness. IANUZI, DONN M. Track '52, ’53, '54; Cross Country '52, '53, '54; Hi-Lites '54; Band '52, '53, '54, '55; Preliminary Choir '52; Hi-Y Alpha '52, '53, '54. Ambition—To marry a beautiful girl with loads of money and live happily ever after. LAGRONE, BARBARA I. “J o Ambition—Doctor. JONES, GARY M. Ambition—To become a millionaire in three easy lessons. HICKOK, REGINALD K. “Reggie” Football '53, '54; Traffic '54, '55; Commencement Committee '55. Ambition—To reach my goal (with J. R.) HUNT, NANCY C. Grade” K.A.A. '52. '53. 54. '55; Inter Sorority Fraternity Council '53, '54; Senior Class nominating Committee '55; Miss Fastwood '55; Beta Kappa Mu '53, '54, '55; Sgt.-at-Arms '53. Vice- Pres. '54, '55; Senior Student Council '53. '54, '55; Parliamentarian '53; Vice-Pres. '54. '55; Foreign Student Drive '54, '55; Bowling '55; Swim- ming '55; Checrlcading '53, '54, '55; Senior Choir '52, '53, '54, '55; Girls’ Choir '53; Robed Choir '53, '54, '55; Syracuse Community Chest and Red Cross Drive, Co-Chairman of Junior Volunteers '54; Senior Ball Commit- tee '55. Ambition—To love and be loved. HOUGH, LEONARD G. Gi7 Football '52. '53, '54; Senior Red Cross ’52. '53; Projection Squad Cap- tain '52, '53, '54; Sound System '52, '53, '54; Color and Motto Committee '55. Ambition—To live a long and good life. KLUMBACH, CAROLYN Bink” Chorus '52; Badminton '52; Swim- ming '51, '52. '53, '54; Cheerleading '54, '55; Yearbook '55; Bowling '55; Senior Plav '54; Garnet Alpha Psi '52. '53, '54, '55, Asst Treas. '54; Senior Play Committee '55. Ambition—To be a stowaway on the U.S.S. Albany. JOHNSON, RONALD M. Ronnie New student at Eastwood in '54. Ambition—To get a new Chevrolet. LAMBERT, JENNIE LEE “Jen” Chorus '53, '54, '55; Senior Play '54; Commencement Committee '55. Ambition—To become one of the top singing stars. LA MANNA, MARIK J. “40” KLAEHN, PHILLIP Hubby’' Football '54; Baseball 55; Traffic Squad '54; S.G.A. '53, '54, '55, Pres. 54; Sweet Kiddies '54; Senior Stu- dent Council '54, '55, Treas. '54; Chairman of Color and Motto Com- mittee '55. Ambition—To continue to star for the sweet kiddies in future years. LANG, KATHERINE E. “Kathy” Bowling '55; Alpha Pi Omego ’53, ’54, '55; Volleyball '51, ’52; Playdav '52, '53; Badminton '52. '54. Ambition—To play tennis 'til I am 80, then retire to bowling. KOPP, NICKOLAS K. “Nick” Football '54; Track '53, '54, '55; Baseball '55; Wrestling '52, '53, '54. '55; Senior Ball Committee '55. Ambition—To live a happy, healthy life and be successful in whatever I may undertake. MAIM, SIRJE “Angel” Hi-Lites '54; Senior Play, Prop Com- mittee '54; Christmas Program '54. Ambition—To raise a big family. LARUSSO, LOUIS V. a f • pp Louie Baseball '52, ’53, '54, ’55; Football 53. '54; Basketball '53, '54; Band ’52, ’53, '54; Cap and Gown Committee ’55. Ambition—To succeed in life after school. MARONEY, MAUREEN A. “Maur” Delta Pi Alpha '53, '54, '55, Cor. Sec. '54, Pub. Mgr. '55; GAZBO '54, ’55; Hi-Lites '55; Dram. Club '54; Senior Play '54; Swimming '52; Badminton '52; Senior Choir '53, ’54; Prelim. Choir '53; Co-Chairman Commence- ment '55; Yearbook Solicitor '55; E.A.A. '54. '55. Ambition—To live, love and be happy in my 4 years at S. U. Cheerleading '53, '54, ’55; Gamma Alpha Psi ’52, ’53, '54. '55, Historian '53, Ass’t Treas. '53, '54, News Editor '54, ’55; Senior Red Cross ’52, '53; Red Cross Sec. '52, '53; Senior Stu- dent Council ’53, ’54; Yearbook Solici- tor '53, '54; Senior Play Committee '55; Ticket Chairman '55; Bowling ’55; Color and Motto Committee ’55. Ambition—To own a hayride and date party concession on Mars. KLOSOYVSKI, JOHN J. Ambition—To go to college and be- come an engineer. LOUISE, CAROL J. “Cal” Intermediate Choir '52; Girls’ Choir ’53. '54; Robed Choir ’53, '54. ’55; A Capella Choir ’53, '54; Senior Choir '53, '54, '55; Yearbook Record Clerk '55; Senior Play Ticket Com- mittee '54; Bowling '54, '55; Tourna- ment ’54; Christmas Program '54; E.A.A. '52, '53, '54; Senior Play Usher '54. Ambition—To be a friend to all; to never stop smiling; to succeed in life; and to never disappoint anyone who has faith in me. LABRAKE, SIDNEY G. “Sid” Delta Chi '53; Sigma Chi '54, ’55, Pres. ’55. Treas. '55; Hi-Lites ’55. Ambition — To always remember: Goodwill is acquired by many good acts and lost by one bad act. MANNIGAN, JANET M. Ii F � � Jan Beta Kappa Mu '52, '53, '54, '55, Historian '53, Pres. '54, '55; Steering Committee '54, '55; Girls’ Bowling ‘55; Subscription Manager for Year- brook '55; GAZBO '53, ’54; Senior Play Committee ’54. Ambition—To become an R.N. and take care of a certain J. S. MATTESON, CHARLOTTE A. “Char” Prelim. Choir '52. Vice-Pres. '52; A Capella Choir '53, '54, '55; Girl ' Choir '52, '53, '55; Senior Choir '52, '53, '54, '55, Cor. Sec. '55; E.A.A. '54. '55; Yearbook Solicitor '54, '55; Senior Plav Costume Committee '54; Cap and Gown Committee '55. Ambition—To be a success in my chosen career and to find happiness in all that I do. LIQUORI, EDWARD A. Liquor” Baseball '53. '54, '55; Traffic '53, '55; Foul Shooting '52. '53; Sports Editor Yearbook '55; Sports Editor Hi-Lites '55. A mbit ion—To have my own car. MEADE, NANCY E. “Rebel” Cheerleading '54. '55; Gamma Alpha Psi '52, '53, '54. '55, Historian '53; Voile v Ball '51. '52; Softball '52; Bowling '55; Senior Play Committee '54; E.A.A. '52, '53; Cap and Gown Committee '55. Ambition—To build the first Thru- way from Eastwood to Mars. LOUISE, CHARLES J. “Chuck” S.G.A. '53, '54. '55; Football '54. Ambition—To complete college and to be a success in life. MICK, BARBARA L. “Barb” Intermediate Choir '52; Senior Choir '52, '53, '54; Senior Play Committee Extra '54; Red Cross '52, '54; Hi- Lites Solicitor '53; Reporter '55; Yearbook Advertising Staff '55; Girls’ Choir '53; Delta Pi Alpha '53, '54, '55. Ambition—To find happiness and share it with everyone; and to reach five feet. MARKEE, RICHARD E. “Dick” Track '50, '51; Delta '51, ’52; Traffic 51. 52. Ambition—To be successful in any- thing I do. LAWRENCE, ROY M. “Mike” Delta Chi Hi-Y 51, ’52, ‘53. Treas. '52; Hi-Lites Photographer '52; Traf- fic Souad '53, '55. Ambition—To become a successful engineer. MAURO, ANN M. “Annie” Beta Kappa Mu '53, '54, '55, Pub. Mgr. '54, Cor. Sec. '55; Swimming '53; Volleyball '52; Service Ball '53; White Plume Society '54; Chorus '52; Yearbook Solicitor '54; E.A.A. '54; Senior Play Committee '54; Announce- ment Committee '55. Ambition—To be a success in any- thing I undertake, have a million friends, and always be happy. LIQUORI. RICHARD F. “IVaa IVlino” Baseball '52, '53, '54; Football '54; Traffic '54. '55; Commencement Com- mittee Co-Chairman '55. Ambition—To make the Big Leagues. To change her” name to mine. MENGEL, JOAN “Joanie” Hi-Lites '55; Bowling Congress '54; Senior Ball Committee '55. Ambition—To be a success in any- thing I do and always be happy. MAI MONE, JOSEPH M. “Joe” Zeta Chi '52. '53. 54. '55; GAZBO '53, '54, '55; Traffic '52, '53; Reporter on Hi-Lites ’55. Ambition—To graduate from college. MULLER, JOAN A. “Joanie” Swimming ’52; Allied Youth ’52, ’53, '54, '55, Historian '52, '53; Bowling 53. ’54, '55; Volley Ball '53; Alpha Pi Omega '53, '54, '55, Historian '54; Playday '54; Badminton '54. Ambition—To be a competent secre- tary, marry my boss, and retire in Florida. MAURER, FRED J. “Fritz- Ambition—To be a Saki upper in a Vodka distillery. NOREY, ANITA E. Long Sam” Detroit, Mich., Junior Glee Club '51, ‘52; Senior Glee Club 53, 54; E.H.S. Senior Choir ‘54, ’55. Ambition—To love, laugh, and never run out of friends, smiles or songs. McNEELY, RICHARD L. Senior Student Council ’53, '54, 55 ; Hi-Lites Sports Editor '54, Editor-in- Chief '54, ’55; Valley Band ’51, '52; All-City Band ’51, '52; Senior Play '54; J. V. Basketball '53; Sweet Kid- dies ’54. ’55. Ambition—To find the reason why meatballs won't bounce. RANGER, NANCY J. Nan” Bowling '54, '55; Swimming '53; Bad- minton ’53; Delta Pi Alpha ’52, '53, '54, ’55, Cor. Sec. ’55; Cap and Gown ’55. Ambition—To become a good nurse, marry a doctor, and then travel around the world. MEYERS, HERBERT R. Bud” Baseball '54, ’55; Basketball ’52, ’53, '54, '55; Band ’52, ’53; Traffic Squad '54. '55; Sweet Kiddies '54; Com- mencement Committee ’55. Ambition—To play professional base- ball. RIANO, PATRICIA A. Pat” Swimming ’53; Badminton; Service Ball; Playdays ’52, ’53; Chorus 54, 55; Volley Ball. Ambition—To succeed in everything I do. f NORA, JANICE A. Jan” Mansfield, Ohio, G.A.A. ’55; Choir '54, '55. Ambition—To be the first woman president. McGRAW, PAUL W. Jughead” Senior Choir ’52, ’53, '54, ’55; Jr. Red Cross '49. Ambition—To be or not to be (that is the question). PORTER, DOROTHY L. Dottie” Student Council '52; Chorus '51, ’52, '53, '54, '55; Delta Pi Alpha ’52, ’53. '54, '55, Historian '54, Vice-Pres. '54; GAZBO '54; Senior Play ’54; Year- book Staff '55; Swimming '52. Ambition—To sail around the world and make a million friends. MENNINGER, BURTON C. Burt” Delta Chi '52. '53; Sigma Chi ’54, ’55; Vice-Pres. '54, '55; Hi-Lites Columnist '55. Ambition—To become a test driver in a tricycle factory. RAUSA, MARIE J. Badminton '53; Swimming '53; Play- day '52, '53; Bowling '53, '54; Senior Student Council '52, '53. '54; Senior Hi-Lites '55, Senior Ball Committee '55. Ambition—To share a happily mar- ried life with R. S. and always be surrounded by friends. MORGAN, DAVID L. J.P” Senior Student Council ’54, '55; Cap and Gown Committee '55. Ambition—To go to college and be- come the world's greatest chemical engineer. NASS, RONALD L. “Ron Boy Football '52, '53; Senior Student Coun- cil '53, ’54; Senior Choir '51. '54, '55; Boys' Glee Club '55; E.A.A. '54; Projection Squad '52, '53, '54, '55; Senior Play 54; Band ’51, ’52; P. A. System '54, '55; Chairman Class Night ’55. Ambition—To make the most of this crazy mixed-up Ivor Id. ROEHM, SHIRLEY A. Shirr Ambition—To do the best I can. PARIS, SAM Track '53, '54, '55; Cross-Country '53, '54; S.G.A. '53, '54, '55; Dramatic Club '54; Senior Student Council '54, '55 ; Steering Committee '54, '55; Senior Nominating Committee '55; Cap and Gown Committee '55. Ambition—To be successful in my chosen profession. SCHUG, EVA J. Janey” Solicitor Yearbook 52. '54; Hi-Lites '53, '55; Senior Ball Committee '55. Ambition—To marry a tall, handsome millionaire. PHILLIPS, JOSEPH Joe” Band '51. '52; Traffic Squad '54; Golf '55; Co-Chairman Announcements '55. Ambition—To win the Shoemakers Open and retire. SCHULTZ, LINDA L. “Schultzie” Beta Kappa Mu '53, '54, '55, Rec. Sec. '54, '55; Prelim. Choir 52; Senior Choir '53, '54, '55; Girls’ Choir '52, '53; Robed Choir 53, '54, '55; Dra- matic Radio Newscast '55; Bowling '55; GAZBO '53, '54. '55, Vice-Pres. '54. '55; Majorettes '54, '55; Senior Ball Committee '55. Ambition—To have lots of fun and happiness and be a success in every- thing I undertake. ROCKHILL, SANDRA J. Rocky” Choir '54, '55; Reporter for Hi-Lites '55. Ambition—To be a real blonde and marry someone six feet or over. NELSON, JOHN R. Rocky” Football '54; Track '54, '55; Baseball '54, '55; Hi-Y Alpha '54, '55, Treas. '54, Publicity '55. Pennsylvania Con- ference '54; Senior Play Committee '54; Co-Chairman Senior Ball Com- mittee '55; Hi-Lites '55; Band '55; Student Council '54, '55; President Senior Choir Ambition—To some day share a stage with Benny Goodman and not hit as many unusual” notes as I do with Mr. Wilkie. SACCO, SHERRY R. Delta Pi Alnha '53. '54. '55; Swim- ming '53. '54; Plav Day '54; Bowling 53. '54. '55. Ambition—To own a tricycle factory so I can keep an eye on my test driver. PAUSSA, JOSEPH M. “Joe” Basketball '53. '54, 55; J. V. Basket- ball '52. '53; Yearbook Ad. Mgr. '55; Zeta Chi '51, '52. '53, '54, 55, Pres. '54. '55, Chaplain '52, '53; Track '51, '52, '53; Cross-Countrv '51, '52, '53; GAZBO S3, '54, '55; E.A.A. '54. '55. Ambition—To live at Havana, Cuba. SCHUG, PATRICIA A. Pat- Ambition— To go into a new world and make the best out of what life has in store for me. PODSAID, PATRICK A. Pat Senior Student Council '52, '53, '54, '55; Football '52, '53. '54; Golf 51. '52. '53. '54. '55; Baseball '52. '55; S.G.A. 51. '52, 53. '54, '55; Hockey 51. '52. 53. '54. '55; E.A.A. '53. '54, '55; Spike Shoe Club '49, '50; Appar- atus '50. 51; Red Cross SO, 51; Track '49, '50, '51 ; Home Room Pres. '54, '55, Historian '54, Vice-Pres. '54; Senior Ball Committee '55. Ambition—To get rid of this con- founded headache. SPERA, ROSEMARY Rosie PTAK, ROBERT J. Bob Ambition—To someday bowl a per- fect 300 game. STAPELFELDT, HEIDI E. Chorus 51. '52, ’53, ’54, ’55; Girls’ Chorus '55; Badminton '51; Playday '52, '54; Swimming '52, '53; Delta Pi Alpha '52, '53, '54, '55, Historian '53, Chaplain '55; Senior Play '54; Hi-Lites Feature Editor '54, '55; Yearbook Editor '55. Ambition—Travel and make millions of friends. RATH, ELGIE C. Pepper Sigma Gamma Aepsilon '53, '54, '55; Projection Squad '54, '55. Ambition—To succeed in anything that I may undertake. TARTAGLIONE, KATHLEEN A. Kathy Bowling '54, '55; Hi-Lites '55. Ambition—To be a beautician in Hol- lywood. REGO, WILLIAM A. Wicked Will Ambition—To keep out of trouble for George. TEMPLETON, JEANNETTE A. Janet Yearbook Solicitor '55; Swimming '53; Ciamma Alpha Psi '53, '54, '55, Historian 55; White Plume Society '54; Volleyball '52; Service Ball '53; Playday '52, '53; Commencement, '55. Ambition—To accomplish success, happiness in everything I undertake. Senior Student Council '53; Choir '52, '53; Girls' Choir '52; Swimming '51; Edwards Fashion Board '53; Ciamma Alpha Psi 51, '52. '53. '54. '55, Ass’t Treas. '53, Pres. '54, '55, Vice-Pres. '55, Treas. ’54; Cheerleader ’53, ’54 '55; Head Cheerleader '54, 55; Senior Play '54. Ambition—To be “happy-go-lucky” for ever; and never to fight with Pat P. again. PUGH, GARY R. Ollie Ambition—To junk my Ford and someday own a car that will turn when 1 want it to. STEPHANO, MARGARET L. Swimming '52. '53; Allied Youth '51, '52. Historian '51, '52; Delta Pi Alpha '52, '53, '54, Pub. Mgr. '53; Senior Student Council '53, '54; Cheerlead- ing '53, '54, '55; Senior Play '54; Senior Hi-Lites '54, '55; Chorus '51, '52; Announcements Committee '55. Ambition—To be the first teacher on Mars. REED, FRED G. Skip Football '54; Baseball '54, '55; Zeta Chi '54, '55; Commencement Commit- tee '55. Ambition—To graduate from E.HS.; then join the Navy. TAURO, ROSALIE F. Rosie Yearbook Solicitor '53; Bowling '54; Ciamma Alpha Psi '53, '54, '55, Cor. Sec. '54. '55; Nominating Committee '55; Yearbook Staff Editor '55; Hi- Lites '54; Solicitor, News Editor '54. Ambition—To look for the best in everything or anything that may come along. ROSPENDOWSKI, WALTER F. Walt Senior Choir '51, '52, '53, '54. '55; Projection Squad '51-’55; Senior Play '54; Senior Ball Committee ’55. Ambition—To succeed in anything I try. SAMORA, PETER “Pete Ambition—To be a success at what- ever I undertake. TORNABENE, FRANCES M. A. Fran ’ Swimming '53; Prelim. Choir '52, '53; Chorus '52, ’53. ‘54, '55; Senior Choir '53, ’54, 55; Commencement '55. Ambition—To teach, keep smiling, and make a new friend every day. VEND1TT1, JILLANE A. “Jill” Yearbook Staff '55; Gamma Alpha Psi '52, '53, '54, 55, Publicity Mgr. '53, Historian 54. Rec. Sec. 55; White Plume Society '54; E.A.A. '54; Year- book Solicitor '53; Senior Play '54; Art Editor of Yearbook '55; Nominat- ing Committee '55. Ambition—To someday weigh 120 pounds. STACKPOLE, HARVEY Track '52. 'S3; Cross-Country '52, '53; Delta Chi Hi-Y. Ambition—Not to leave E.H.S. but only FADE AIT AY. WILLIAMS, CAROL A. Swimming ‘52, '53, ’54; Bowling '55; Hi-Lites '55; Delta Pi Alpha '52, '53, '54, '55, Rec. Sec. '54, Vice-Pres. '55; Yearbook Solicitor '54; GAZBO Rep- resentative '54, '55. Ambition—To look on the bright side of everything, however 1 am, where- ever 1 am, whatever I am, that I may enjoy life. STONE, ROBERT A. “Bob Junior Student Council '50; Chorus '51; Foul Shooting '51. Ambition—To succeed in anything I undertake in life. SULLIVAN, KENNETH E. “Flash” Senior Choir '51, '52, '53, '54, Accom- panist '52, 53, '54, Pres. '54; Bovs’ Choir '51. '53; Delta Chi Hi-Y '51, '52, ’53; Allied Youth '52, '53, '54, Vice-Pres. '53; Band '49, '50, '51, '52, '53. '54. Ambition—To find success and pur- pose in my future. SHINNICK, WILLIAM T. “Bud” Senior Choir '53, '54; Senior Student Council '55; Sports Editor Hi-Lites '54, '55; Announcements Committee '55. Ambition—To be or not to be. VENTURIN, EAYE A. “Hips” Bowling '52, '53, '54; Swimming '52; Yearbook Solicitor '54; Junior Choir '50; Class Night '55; Senior Play '55. Ambition—To marry, live in our own home and be happy. STEVENS, WILLIAM A. “Bill” Track '51, '52; Cross-Country '51, '52; Zeta Chi '53, '54. Ambition—To be the head chef at Hotel Syracuse. WOMBLES, SHIRLEY Bubbles” Chorus '50, '51; E.A.A. '53, '54, ’55; Alpha Pi Omega '52, '53, '54; Senior Play Committee '54; Senior Play '54; Yearbook Staff '55. Ambition—To find “My Happiness” and then live and love the rest of my life on the Sunny Side of the Street.” TARNACKI, CHARLES F. “JuJu” Basketball '53, '54, '55; Football '54; Baseball '55; S.G.A. '54, 55 ; Class Night Committee '55. Ambition—To be John Doyle’s 6rS” jockey on the Netherland Special, and G. Burns ain't going to bribe me. TARNACKI, THOMAS T' S.G.A. 53. 54. 55. Pres. '55; Basket- ball ‘54; Traffic Squad '54; Yearbook Staff '55. Ambition—To tie a bow tie. TRAVERS, EUGENE R. 44 T fp C iene Senior Red Cross '55; Senior Student Council ’S3; Allied Y'outh '54, '55; Cor. Sec; Chorus ‘49, '50, '51; Art Editor Yearbook '55. Ambition—To take a certain J. M. around the world. UNGLEICH, RICHARD L. •Dick Sigma Chi '54, '55; Allied Youth '53, '54, '55; Senior Plav Committee '54; Chorus '52. '53. 54. 55. Ambition—School Teacher. WALTER, CARL F. -Butch” Ambition—To become a partner with Gene Thompson. TUCKER. ROBERT J. “Buffalo Bob” Track '52; Traffic '52. 53 ; E.A.A. '52, '53, '54. '55; Yearbook '55; Steer- ing Committee '54, '55; School Treas. '53. '54; Chorus '51; Senior Play '54. Ambition—To win the best actor award from the National Wrestling Association. THOMPSON, GENE E. 4 4 rw 1 P 9 1 onstls Student Council '52; Sigma Chi '54, '55; Hi-Lites '54, '55; Cap and Gown Committee '55. Ambition—To do one better than Rockefeller. VALENTI, GEORGE S. WOOD, DAVID L. “Dave Basketball '51, '52, '53. '54; Senior Student Council '51, '52, '53, '54; Steering Committee '54, '55; Y earbook Staff '55; Senior Play '54; Dramatics T. V. and Radio Show '55; Y’earbook Solicitor '53, '54, '55; Hi-Lites Solici- tor ’53. A mbitio n—A mbit ion. KNSNIEVCZYK, HELEN 3n JJlemoriam We dedicate this page to our classmate, Ronnie Rosse, who passed away on September 17, 1954. “All is of God that is, or is to be, And God is good. —,John G. Whittier r€u i!, I, Rosemary Anderson, being of sound body and mind do hereby will to Mimie my old moldy gym suit which was passed on to me; to Mr. Klett I leave the hope that he will teach for 20 more years. I, John Andrews, hereby will to Stan B. all of my old notebooks; to James D. the gear shift on Bob Davies’ Plymouth; to anyone who wants them, my old gym sneaks. I, Leonard Aquilino, hereby will to my brother Armand, the rest of EHS including Mr. Klett’s famous homeroom; to Dave Parkinson—he knows what; also many thanks to John Andrews, a real friend and companion. I, Edward Barone, hereby will to Dick Wescott the ability to play pool; to Dave Hunt I leave the Eastwood Training car; to anyone who wants it my front seat in assembly; to my brother Bob all the good times I’ve had in EHS. I, Gerald Bartig, hereby will to Nina DeMario the ability to be a good driver; to Jim Polly my traffic post at 201; to Harvey Olin the ability to graduate; to Jerry Giocondo the ambition to be president of ZX. I, David Bechtle, hereby will to Harold “The Gang Getman my chair in Band; to Bill Sabis my great tenor voice; to Gordon VVilsie my basketball ability and to my sister, Dorothy, all the swell times I’ve had at EHS. I, Don Binns, hereby will to Bill Roach the good times I’ve had at EHS; to Bill Collins the ability to have a car that will run for more than a week at a time. I, Charles Bohosian, hereby will my cousin, Wayne Benjamin, the ability to graduate and pass geometry. I, Tim Bolton, hereby will to Jim D., Bob Davies’ Ply- mouth coupe; to the boys of Hi-Y Alpha I leave the honor of being a member of a “top club; and to Tommy Kelly I leave all the good times I’ve had in EHS. I, Nancy Bonzerato, hereby will to all the girls of Alpha Pi Omega all the good times 1 had at EHS; to Don Herrick the ability to stay like he is (class cut up) ; to Patrick, fun in her senior year and the hope that she finds a new locker mate. To my brother, my seat in homeroom and lots of luck in his senior year. You'll need it, Dave! I, Barbara Boone, hereby will to Marie, Sunday nights; to the Spacecadets, all the laughs with the Earthmen; to my sister Linda the ability to get through school and many good times; to Fran, Sally, and Carol, good luck with next year’s squad; to “Howard two more years; and to W.S. I leave myself. I, Carol Brefka, hereby will to Barb Martin and Carol Thompson all the good times I’ve had in Gamma. To Sally Obey I leave the ability to knit a pair of socks in two weeks and I will to Frankie and Ruthie all the good times I’ve had at EHS and to Tom 1 will happiness and success. I, Barbara Baker, hereby will to Miss Hearn a million thanks for all the things she has done for me, I hope I can make her proud of me; to my brother Allen the ability to pass Commercial Math and to my brother David, the ability to be a good engineer. I, Howard Converse, hereby will to all up-and-coming seniors of EHS all the good times I’ve had (and bad times) and to Mr. Wilkie my seat and talent (?) in the third trombone section. I, Robert Davies, hereby will to James H. De Furia III the gear shift lever from my Plymouth; to all the mem- bers of S.G.A. except Joe Caccomo I leave Hi-Y' Alpha; to my sister Mary I leave all the good times at EHS. I, Marilyn I. Fraser, hereby will the ability for anyone to get up in time for 8 o’clock chorus and the ability to get out of 7th period study; to Bruce all the parts of his car. I, Rosemary Cianfrocca, hereby will to Norma De Coursey the ability to make majorettes, to Piazon the record “Money Burns a Whole In My Pocket;’’ to my brother’s bowling team a nice big handicap and to John L. the ability to bowl a 300 game. I, Jane Cocco, hereby will to the Gamma girls a huge mansion in which to hold their tremendous date parties and the best of luck to the best sorority ever, to the future majorette squad the best of luck next year—it’s the best squad in the world; to Jim and Fran a terrific football season for both of them. Last but not least to Mr. Hess I leave all the headaches of a yearbook staff. I, Carol Callaway, hereby will to my sister, Connie, my seat in the Driver Training Car and to Mr. Seidel a package of “Turns in case she causes him as much nervous indigestion as I did. I, A! Carfagno, hereby will to Chuck Mathews the ability to get along with Mr. Klett in 6th period Study Hall; to my brother John, my black pegged pants; and to Bill Roach the ability to make the 9th grade. I, Eva Carmer, hereby will to Peg F., nothing, but thank her for being such a faithful friend all these years; to the mob—I will; to M. Clark—Uggh!!; and to Dick —Me!!! I, Pat Carolin, hereby will to my brother Bobby, all my good times at EHS; to Maryann Marra a certain D.A.; to Tinkle, I leave my place on the Cheerleading Squad; and to Paul, I leave myself. I, Dave Carroll, hereby will to John V. a friend with a car for next year; to Joe Caccamo a bucket of white paint; to my sisters Judy and Ida, all the good times I’ve had at EHS, and to Norma D and Shirley I leave a subscription to “Boy’s Life Magazine.” I, Robert Casler, hereby will to Nick Petta the ability to graduate in at least ten years; and to Pat, my bracelet. I, Connie Chetwin, hereby will to C. K., M. P.; to the girls at our table, their own lunches; to the Gamma Girls shorter and more peaceful meetings and to the faculty—I leave!!! I, Anne DiFlorio, hereby will to Carol T. the memories of all the laughs and good times we have had together; to all the Gamma girls the ability to keep Gamma on top always and to Joe Paussa a box of razor blades. I, Joan Dellas, hereby will to Rita O’Brien my gym suit; to Ruth Perunko, the ability to graduate with 99r r ; to Joan DiRosa, the ability to pass Shorthand. I, John Doyle, hereby will to John V. my honesty as he needs it; to Joe C. I leave my skill in athletics; to anyone with intestinal fortitude, my gym locker; to Chuck M. all the girls and to my brother, 1 leave EHS and all the swell times. I, Richard Egan, hereby will to Nick Petta, a new Packard; to Ed English, I leave a bottle of Air Wick to use in the locker; to Mr. Klett a pen that writes nothing but zeros; and to EHS I will a cure for leprosy. I, Barbara Eicke, hereby will to Marie L. a faithful mailman and a bottle of chocolate milk; to Nancy M. I leave a jitter bug and a million laughs; to the Gamma girls the ability to stay on top; and to all the future seniors of EHS I leave all the luck and happiness in the world. I, Theophulus Elioff, hereby will the picture in my locker to the highest bidder, but not her address; and to the school the hope that they will finally get rid of me. I, Beverly Evans, hereby will to Rita O’Brien my posi- tion as Editor of the HiLites; to the chocolate soda kid my English themes and money for a malted; and to all my teachers I leave my thanks for all their help. I. Mary Fallico, hereby will to Ruthann H. and Sandra L. the desire to go to college; to future chem. students the ability to sit on the hard stools; to my sorority sisters all my thanks and to Andrea B. I leave my seat in choir. I, Margaret Featherstone, hereby will to my brother John the pack of cigarettes we buried; to Eva, I will Dick E.; to G. T., Allied Youth. I, Mike Fenlon, hereby will to Bob D. a ride in a good car—a Chevy; to Joe M. a couple of girls from Solvay and to Tim B.. Chuck L., and John A., 2000 more num- bers on their counters. I, Carol Fiello, hereby will to my sister the ability to only carry two subjects and leave at 11:30; to C. D. and P. E., I leave the ability to get a ride to school without being late. I, Pat Gillmor, hereby will to my sister, Sherry, all the fun I’ve had at EHS; to my older sister, Fumi, lots and lots of fun and here’s hoping she will come to visit me real soon and to my Gamma sisters the ability to stay on top. I, Greg Burns, hereby will to Joe Caccamo the ability to be seen in the dark; to John Venditti a set of teeth that will stay together for him. I, Buddy Meyers, hereby will to J. Venditti, A. Laneve, F. Lupone, D. Galluzzo, and Dick Sardo a good season in sports, next year; to Johnny Stasko the ability to stay out of office; and to the Sweet Kiddies, another winning team. I, Richard Goddard, hereby will to Jerry M., my blue pegged pants; to Sally P., I will happiness and success; to Peggy P. I leave to her, her sister; to Frank P. a million girls and to the gang, lots of luck. I, Diane Henchen, hereby will to Annie Keller the ability to shorten or lengthen all future Gazbo meetings; to Kathy Coe and the rest of the Delta girls all the won- derful times I’ve had; to Miss Hearn, thanks for a lot of much-needed help and advice which I will never forget. I, Shirley Ann Roehm, hereby will to Patty Peters all the good times I have had at EHS and hope that she gets all the best things out of life; to my brother, Eddie, John Kurtz, and Allen I leave all of EHS and the teach- ers and hope they use them more than I did. I, Sherry Sacco, being of sound mind and unquestionable body; will to all the future members of Delta Pi Alpha all the good times I’ve had; to John Lansing, a Bible so he can put it to good use; to J. C., my sister Jo, in hopes he can keep her quiet, and finally to Burt, I leave myself. I, Peter Samora, hereby will to my sister, Anna Mae, all the good times I've had at EHS; to Joe Geremia my seat in Cafe homeroom and hope he comes to school more often to fill it. I, Eva J. Schug, hereby will to the faculty my honest appreciation and highest regards; to my brother, Bill, my ability to get passing marks; to Joanie, Cookie, Ginny and the gang, all the good times I've had; to Pinky I leave my seat in the senior homeroom. I, Patricia Schug, hereby will to Diane Y. the patience to wait for ‘LuLu ; to Carol and Connie M., my book reports for Mrs. Crannell; to my cousin, Billy, my good records in hopes he will not get any more demerits; to Joanne S., Ellie B., to Jo Anne C., and the rest of the gang, I leave. I, Linda Schultz, hereby will to Judy Walters the ‘V’ she always puts on her name and to Judy and Barb Reed all the good times we’ve had on double dates; to Linda DeSocia all the J’s” in the world; to Dolores Turco my place on the Majorette squad and my uniform if she can get the other half from Carol. I, William T. Shinnick, hereby will to Norma Grant all the paper I have left at the end of the term so that she can take attendance 3rd period S.H.; to Judy B. my ambition ‘‘to be or not to be”; to F. R., K. M., and S. B. I leave my ability to get along with J. F. Z. I, Rosemary Spera, hereby will to Jeanette F. all the luck and happiness as head cheerleader; to all the Gamma girls the many great times that I’ve had being a part of the greatest sorority on earth—may you keep it on top always. I, Harvey Stackpoole, hereby will to all the girls of EHS my brother, Francis; to all the Latin students the good times I’ve had in Mrs. Whiteside’s Latin class. I, Heidi E. Staplefeidt, hereby will to my brother Eric the ability to go through high school without a detention or demerit; to my sister Elsa all the fun I have had at EHS; to Norcen Knabel the ability to become Editor of the Year Book; to all the Delta girls my most pleasant memories of the best sorority. I, Peggy Stephano, hereby will to Tinkle V., my place on the cheerleading squad in hopes that she'll have as much fun as I’ve had; to Carolyn A. and Theresa V. all the terrific times that Pat and I have enjoyed in the Sweet Shop, and the ability to keep the office in suspense; and finally to all the big wheels, the missing spokes. I, Robert Stone, hereby will to Mr. Todd’s successor the ability to last out at least one term. I, Charles F. Tarnacki, hereby will to Joe Caccomo a contract with the Globe Trotters; to Spike my basketball uniform No. 28; to A1 DeRoucher the name Tiger”; to Linda E. some reducing pills, to Carol Thompson some of my height; to Dave Hunt my one-hand shot. I, Tom Tarnacki, hereby will to Dave Hunt the ability to learn to jitterbug; to my sister Ruth, I leave my knowledge of the French language and to my brother, Frank, the ability to walk to school in 15 min.; to Carol Ann the remembrance of the fun and swell times we had together. I. Chuck Louise, hereby will to Jim 1). the running board on Davies' Plymouth; tojoe F. the ability to find a park- ing spot in front of the school; to I). K. a hood latch; to J. S. the honor of being president of the Car Buddies Association. I. Sirje Maim, hereby will to Richard (a jolly good fellow) Johnson the ability to have all 100’s in geometry and a girl that looks like Marilyn Monroe. I, Joe Maimone, hereby will not a thing, it took me 4 years to get it and I am not leaving; (Miss; See peace and quite while I am gone;) to Ralph M. all my luck at EHS; to Deacon” a peace of wire. I, Janet Mannigan, hereby will to all my sorority sisters the fun I've had in Beta, and always keep it on top; to Johnny V. a muzzle, in hopes he will use it; to Sally Obey and Dave Hunt all the wonderful times Jerry and I have had. 1 leave my place on the cheerleading squad to Nina De Mario; to M------------ Carona, one pair of scissors. I, Jennie Lee Lambert, hereby will to Frank Pisano, Tony Vecchio and Lucy Parisi all my Latin test papers and my seat in 107, and to Ronnie, myself. I, Katherine Lang, hereby leave to Mimi all the fun we’ve had at a certain well-frequented spot of ours and my ability to skip school without being caught; together with my pen, I leave my 4th period study hall seat to Pete M., who is always sitting in it anyway. I, Louis La Russo, hereby will to Joe Caccamo the ability to get along with Carol Angotti; to Dick Calagon my moldy gym locker. I, Leonard Lasnicki, hereby will to my brother, Sam, the ability to leave EHS; to Ed Zbikowski my handmashie; to Jack Judge my Long Ball , to Stan Banazek the city Junior Championship, to Joe Phillips my 1st man position on the “Sweet Kiddies . I, Roy Lawrence, hereby will to Bob Powers the ability to graduate in the hope that someday he will make it; also I will to Jim Kendrick the ability to stay awake on the job. I, Ed Liquori, hereby will to P. J. my “Class Ring and I ; to J. F. and her cute smile, many happy days left in school; To Buchy” the will to get a swell girl; to Don K. I will me—so he may spend the rest of his life at ease. I, Maureen A. Maroney, hereby will my seat at the switchboard to anyone who isn't as yet confused but who would like to get that way; to my sister, Joan, all the wonderful times I’ve had at EHS; to Kathy Coe and all the Delta girls the ability to keep Delta on top. I, Charlotte Mattcson, hereby will to Carol Thompson lots of fun in her Senior year; to Sue B. and Cathy C., I leave the memories of the fun we’ve had; and to my brother, John, and my sister, Linda, I leave all the fun and good times I've had in EHS. I, Ann Mauro, hereby will to my sister Connie, Theresa Madonna, and all the other Beta girls all my very pleasant memories of the best sorority and the sweetest bunch of kids in the world; to Miss Hearn my thanks for being so understanding. I, Gil Hough, hereby will to M.R. the good times I have enjoyed at EHS; to B. B. I will G. T. and to any- body who wants it I will my old football jersey No. 43, and my outside tackle position. I, Donn lanuzzi, hereby will to Amy Jameson, a ticket to Holland and a free pass to all EHS dances; to Don Cero my moldy x-country uniform; to Gene Heflfron my spikes; to John Roberts my seat in Mr. Hughes’ car; to Mr. Hughes a box of stale cigars. I, Ronald M. Johnson, hereby will to Richard (Dick) Estes, my gym locker 463 and a pair of size sneakers, slightly used. 1, Gary Jones, hereby will to John Brickell all the good ( ?) times I’ve had at EHS and to my friends the best of luck and happiness throughout the coming year. I, Sylvia M. King, hereby will Mimi Buzzelli ability to be late every day of the year and only one detention. I, Phillip Klaehn, hereby will to the Pash-Dimmers the ability to beat the Sweet Kiddies; 1 also leave to John Venditti a new kidney; to my brother, Steve, the ability to graduate; and to a certain R. T. I leave myself. I, John Klosowski, hereby will to Bill Isenhart anything he wants except money, to which he always seems to want; and to Jack Brickell, my ability to stay but of trouble 'cause he needs it. I, Carolyn Klumbach, hereby will to Stan Pedzick the ability to be high scorer in '56, ’57; to Elly Gross, the good times I had at EHS; to Fu, I will a certain Edward in Wilmington; to Vigi, my laugh in hopes it won’t get her into as much trouble as it did me; to the Gamma Girls, I leave a quieter meeting. I, Nick Kopp, hereby will my track spikes to John Hig- gins, if he is fast enough to keep them warm; to Dick Johnson my white bucks, better known as the most walked-about shoes in America. I, Phil Hamel, hereby will to my buddy, Dave, the ability to form a creative mood at will; to all the Delta boys, the good times I’ve had with the club; and to Dick and Mike, the ability to get along with the principal. I, Dave Hamilton, hereby will to Mr. Wilkie a player piano to take my place; to Mr. Hughes, my old sailor hat; to Miss Steam my tattered copy of “Vagabonds In Literature; and to my friends in Delta Chi, I leave a big bottle of aspirin. I, Carol Hammond, hereby will to Loui another bitter winter and a cigarette; to Anita, hope that she loses her license before she creates too much havoc; to Mimi, the perfect man, and to Joe, me. I, Sigmund Hanczyk, hereby will to who ever took them, my sneaks and trunks; to my friends, especially the Polish buddies the friendship I received from students and the understanding from the faculty. I, Allen Hatch, hereby will to Paul McGraw my appre- ciation for his adventurous taxi service and hereby contribute seventy-five cents for future transportation; to my sister, June, the remains of the trail to EHS. I. Helen Hayes, hereby will to Jack Brickell all my math books with hopes that he puts them to better use than I did; to Marilyn Gleason, Miss Gee’s 4th period study hall; to anyone who wants it, my racket of getting out of school after third period. I, Reginald Hickok, hereby will to all future seniors the school; my ability to drive to Dave Bechtle. I, A1 Hierholzer, hereby will to all of the future seniors all of the good times I had at EHS; and to Tom Walters the ability to be extra in B. J.’s classes, and as far as a certain J. M. is concerned I’m taking her with me. I, Barbara Goodfellow, hereby will to L. Bono, my colors, “Black and Blue”; to K. Cor all our punchy jokes, and last but certainly not least I leave my good friend Mr. Klett in hopes he finds someone to take my place as “Greta” in bkkg. class. I, Mary Ann Goodsight, hereby will Hilda Kammar a one-way ticket to Germany; to Marcia Haas I leave Alpha Omcgo sorority—take good care of it!! to East- wood High I leave my brother Larry, (poor school!!) I. Suzanne Guido, hereby will to Frannie Z. all the happiness 1 have enjoyed in hopes she will have some of the same; to Miss Hearn who gave me so much in our long talks, my thanks; to Mrs. Wells, my thanks for an enjoyable English class. I. Leon F. Grosso, hereby will to John Venditti Number 57, and the ability to enliven C.B.A.; to my brother, I leave my ingenious mind; to my sister, I leave all my good times at EHS. I, Nikki Guinto, hereby will to Pete Copani a year's supply of apples in hopes that he will put them to use in a certain 2nd period class; to Loretta Bono I will my heated discussions with Mr. Klett; to my sister, Rosie and Diane F. I leave my good advice in their many love problems; to Jim Johnson, I leave my sister Rosie. I, Norman Haas, hereby will to Ed English my seat in Senior Home Room and to Joyce the many good times we had together (1 hope they continue); to my little sis, Ginny, the will to graduate. I, Darlene Halladay, being of sound mind hereby will to Linda Craver, the rat that chews everything in my locker; to Linda DeFuria, I will my seat in Mrs. Penner’s English Class. To the next Senior Class I will B. J. Hess and Edgar Klett, two of the best. To Miss Hearn, I say thank you for everything. And last, but not least, to Bill I will a new Hammond and my love. I, Marie LaManna, hereby will to Warren Marini, Joe Caccamo; to Joe C. and John V. a Sunnycrest bus and a driver who will let them smoke; to Kathy and Marion Walker, all my good times at EHS; to Carol A. my place on the Cheerleading squad. I, Nancy Hunt, hereby will to all my sorority sisters in Beta, all the fame and fortune in Eastwood; to Barb Z. a calorie chart and all my wonderful times at EHS; to Pete Copani, Senior Student Council; to Senior Play cast of '56, a wonderful director; to my brother, Dave, Intermediate and Miss Fayle; to Miss Hearn, an endur- ing Thank-you. I, Greg Burns, hereby will to John Venditti a new set of teeth, that won’t fall apart; to Joe Caccamo the ability to be seen in the dark. I, Dave Wood, hereby will to any poor soul the ability to occupy the same seat in Algebra class for three times in a row. I, Robert L. Zack, hereby will to Don Galluzzo the ability to play ball against C.B.A. as I did not in the ’50 season; to Pete Lanene I leave my nickname (Error- less???); to Mr. Wilkie $1.80; to F. Pisano, my medals, so he can hock them for music. I, Fumiko Yamaguchi, hereby will myself to EHS with the most wonderful days I had with love and thankful- ness; to P. her ideal life-partner; to S. two more years of French; to T.V. and C.A. and C.T. God’s blessing; to C.K., happiness; to the next year A.F.S. student my splendid days I'll never, never forget. I, Faye Venturin, hereby will to Carol Angotti the ability to get as fine a “steady” as mine; to C. Angotti, S. McCollough, T. Venditti and T. Vigilotte the remarkable memories that I have of the remarkable boys at EHS. I, Carl Walker, hereby will to Miss Gee my old tele- vision set so she can watch medic; and I will to the junk yard any car Gene Thompson has or will have in the future. I, Carol Williams, hereby will to “Perk and “Slim all my problems in the hope that they will throw them out; to Delta Pi Alpha a swell sorority”; and I leave all the fun I’ve had, especially during the weeks when pop corn balls were my weekly binge. Now, I leave. I, Marshall Williamson, hereby will to Carol Temple my math ability; I leave No. “33 jersey to Jerry Giocondo; my football locker to Bill Isenhart; to Leon Capone I leave intestinal fortitude; and to anyone, my ability to get along with the office. I, Shirley W'ombles, hereby will to Barbara and Tom Romanski all the good times I had at EHS; to Mr. Klett I leave 100 students like me in hopes he doesn't go crazy; and to Mr. Kendrick my pet name of “Curly Shirley.” I, Kathleen Tartaglione, hereby will my sister Pat to whoever wants her; to Mrs. Ferber my figure ability; to Diane, Grace, and Monica I leave my unique collec- tion of witticisms to add to their own; to the school I leave. I, Rosalie Tauro, hereby will to Barb Martin a sharp eye and all the boys at EHS; to Carolyn Angotti I leave a new “pen pal and my “wonderful” gym suit; to Charlotte Drier, all the fun we’ve had in the past and some “company.” I, Jeanette Templeton, hereby will to Carol Zaleski the ability to finish school; to Marilyn Gleason and Peggy Ozogar, I leave the boys of EHS—Ha!; to Barb Martin the ability to cut her telephone calls down to one hour. I. Gene E. Thompson, hereby will to my friends Jerry, Bill, Carl, Jack and Jim all the swell times I have had at EHS and memories of all the good times we had together. I also will to the above the ability to captain a good team and not win any games. I, Frances Tornabene, hereby will to my sister, Mary Ann, my gym locker and the well-worn chair in Miss Hearn’s office; to Deanna Sherwood, a big smile and a little hope and faith; to all my teachers, my thanks for the help and wonderful memories. I, Eugene Travers, hereby will to Norma DeCoursey all the good times 1 have enjoyed at EHS; to my brother, Billy, I leave Miss Burdick, also my old seat in 114. I, Bob Tucker, hereby will to Jim F. the ability to get 90’s in Mr. Klett's class. I, Richard Ungleich, hereby will all my English teachers to my sister Barbara; I hope she can do better with them than 1 did; to Charles Holmes I leave one excuse for three years from gym. I, Jill Venditti, hereby will the following; to my sister “Tinkle, all knowledge that I have gained at Eastwood; to Gamma Alpha Psi I leave my little sister, Mimi, in hopes that she will someday be as good a president as Jane. I, Nancy Jean Ranger, hereby will to Rita O’Brien ex- tremely pleasant memories of a certain S. U. pre-med student; to Pat Shea 1 will the ability to graduate and take the trip to England with me; and last, to my ever loving brother. Bob (class of '51), I will a city without policemen so that he can speed to his heart’s content. 1, Walter Rospendowski, being of solid head and body, do hereby bequeath to my sister, Joan, one hectic senior year in hopes that she will use her time to study; to Dave Parkinson, I leave the memory of all our giddy experiments in Physics lab.; and to my teachers—Never Fear! I Shall Return! I, Elgie Rath, hereby will all my car buddies a Kelly- Green Bus; to John Stasko my ability to skip 6th period gym class; to Dick Wescott my desk in Mr. George Pursiano's class in hopes that he can give him a hard time; to “Deacon” Dave Kennedy the title King of the Irish. I, Marie Rausa, hereby will all my wonderful and memorable times at EHS to future graduates; to Mrs. E. Eaton, my thanks for being so understanding and to Miss C. Hearn, my deep appreciation for all she has done for me; to the girls and boys at EHS, I say thanks for your friendship. I, Fred Reed, hereby will my seat in Mr. Kendrick's room to my sister, Barb, and hope she will have better luck sleeping in it than 1 did. I, William Rego, hereby will to my little big brother my seat in the office; to Joanne Markee the ability to gradu- ate; to Irene I leave all my lunches for third period. I, Patricia A. Riano, hereby will to my brother all my books and papers in hopes that he will get more out of them than I did; 1 also will to Carol I., Diane Y., and Nina D. ail the fun I have had in my senior year. I, Sandra Rockhill, being of questionable mind but sound body, hereby will to Joyce Bataglia the Army, Navy, Air Force and my friendship always; to Fran Zampino, a kind word a day for Jimmy; to Barb Webb, all the fun we’ve had since I came to Eastwood; to Miss Hearn my thanks. I, Barbara Mick, hereby will to Kathy Coe one trip to N. V’. C.; to Judy, the ability to get along with the unsophisticated; to Billy, my old geometry and biology notebooks so that he may get as little use from them as I did, and to Miss Hearn—thanks for showing me the way. I, Joan Muller, hercbv will to Mimi Bu zelli and Mar- garet Dewald tons of typing paper; to Judy, Gail, Hilda and the rest of the Alpha girls the ability to keep Alpha on top; to Miss Hearn, I leave the ability to get to Miami, Fla. I, Ronald Nass, hereby will to anyone on the projection squad the right to show “health’’ movies to the girls’ health class; to Barb Reed my typewriter and eraser in 203 ; to Chuck M. the 2 demerits which without his help I could not have received. I. John Nelson, hereby will to my brother Pete, my num- ber 50 football jersey hoping he will be EHS’s first string end in ’58; to Linda Elzer a more solid regents; to Jim De Furia, the ability to sink “cheapies ; to Mr. Wilkie a band that can keep as quiet as he does at 8 a. m. in the morning. I, Janice Nora, hereby will my messy locker, my books, and all my good times that I’ve had, in the short time I’ve been here, to the Seniors of next year. I, Anita Norey, hereby will all the fun I had during my short stay at EHS to all the juniors; to Joyce a certain B. ; to Mrs. Kilpatrick, many thanks for her patience and understanding; to Mr. Pursiano, another blond to pick on; to G. C. loads of luck; and now 1 leave—willingly. I. Joseph Phillips, hereby will to John Venditti a pair of black shoes in hopes he won't borrow mine again; to the Collingwood boys the ability to beat the “sweet kiddies; to S. Banazek some of my ancient golf balls. I, Paul McGraw, hereby will to my sister, Carolyn, all the good (?) times I've had at EHS; to Donna the ability to graduate. I. Dick McNeely, hereby will to Mike Kyanka 18 of my 20 years; my left-end berth on the “Sweet Kiddies to Tom Walter. To C. A., B. M., and T. V.. all the won- derful times I had at EHS; and to EHS, I leave. I, Nancy Meade, hereby will to Barb and Marie the ever lasting daisy and our mottos; I leave to Joe C. and John V. our good times in Bert’s; to Tom P. and Larry P. the ability to collect cards and talk in 3rd period; to everybody all my good times. I. Joan Mengel, hereby will to Nina DcMario and Diane Young all the fun I’ve had in my Senior year at EHS, and to Loren Robb the ability to catch that Sunnycrest bus every morning. I, Burton Menniger, being of sound body and question- able mind, will to Miss Gee my friendship; to my brother Bob my ability to get along with the teachers. I, Pat Podsaid, hereby will to Bill Isenhart EHS in hopes that he will have more fun than I did; to Stan Banazek a towel and somebody else’s shoulder to cry on; to Coach O’Hare, a center for his grid-iron forces and an extra bucket of laundry for the over loaded Mrs. Frallie. I, Dorothy Porter, hereby will to Kathy Coe the ability to some day become a senior; to Mr. Provo a new clutch for the driver-training car; to Carol and Susie Temple I leave Delta Pi Alpha sorority in hopes that they take good care of it; to Linda Elzer I leave the ability to speak French. I. Robert Ptak, here will to Ed Zawadzki, Ed Kurgle and Ed Zlickouski the best of luck to clean up on the pin ball machines at Nunzi’s. I, Gary Pugh, hereby will to my three brothers my seat in Mr. Todd’s office; and to Irene I leave my class ring. I, Sidney La Brake, hereby will the rust spot in my locker to anybody without one. I. Barbara La Grone, hereby will to Madeline S., Mr. Pursiano's history class; to Jackie G. Mrs. Kilpatrick’s piano in hopes she’ll play it at least once; and to Linda C. my brains in hopes she will get through EHS better than I. To EHS I leave . . , I, Joseph M. Paussa, hereby will to Jerry Giocondo the best of luck for the rest of his school career; to Carol Thompson, the ability to grow a foot. I, Dick Liquori, hereby will to “Fanny manv happy days left at EHS. I, Carol Louise, hereby will to Joe Falciatano a horse, two dollars, and girls, girls, girls; to Pete Capani all my old notebooks; to Mr. Klett stencils, stencils, stencils. I, Richard Markee, hereby will to my sister Joanne and Cookie, Nicky’s; to Liz and Frank Rego the ability to keep their eye on Y. R. while I'm in the service; last but not least to my brother, the ability to graduate before age 21. 2x36-4 x Zx-h¥x=36 6i 'AS STEERING COMMITTEE A dviser MR. JAMES KENDRICK E.H.S. Steering Committee, appointed by the Student Council, plans and arranges all the Senior Assemblies. The committee presented prominent speakers, movies, basketball and football assemblies, Red Cross and musical programs. James C. Ken- drick is adviser. Co-chairmen for Spring and Fall terms were Patricia Gillmor and Maryann Goodsight. Mem- bers: Tim Bolton, Carol Brefka, Robert Davies, Ann DiFlorio, Patricia Gillmor, Mary Ann Good- sight, Janet Mannigan, Samuel Paris, Robert Tucker, David Wood. SENIOR STUDENT COUNCIL A dviser JAMES C. KENDRICK George Almasi, Tom DePaul, Charlotte Drier, Pete Copani, Charles Maines, Barbara Reed, James DeFuria, David Kennedy, Carol Thompson, Charles Tarnacki, Madeline Sears, Pat Maishock, Sandra Basile, Dick McNeely, Fred Luponc, Barbara Zona, Mary Jane Smith, Frank Placito, Barbara Martin, Dick Parzych, Lucy Lupone, John Doyle, Carol Brefka, Sam Paris, Dave Morgan, Carol Fiello, Alan Hierholzer, Dave Hunt, Diane Falasco, Bill Williams, Cathy Rock. Senior Student Council was responsible for many worthwhile activities during the year, putting Eastwood High “on the map” in many ways. Ac- tivities include:—sale of Christmas wreaths, first annual “Miss Eastwood Dance,” completion of payment for 1954-55 foreign student, sponsorship foreign student for 1955-56, revision of student council laws, writing of book (“This is Eastwood”) and doughnut sale. OFFICERS John Nelson ....................... President Nancy Hunt .................... Vice President Janie Cocco .........................Secretary Phil Klachn ..............—.......—Treasurer SENIOR HI-LIT ES A dvisers MRS. ELIZABETH CRANNELL MR. BERNARD J. HESS Hi-Lites is celebrating twenty-five years of publication this year. It now prints four issues a term. Hi-Lites is financed by the Eastwood Activ- ities Association and ads sold by the staff. In the fall Hi-Lites sent three representatives to the E.S.S.P.A. Journalism Conference held at Syracuse University. This fall Hi-Lites instituted a new tradition by presenting a trophy to the most valu- able football player of the year, given this year to Marshall Williamson. Staff: Spring 1955—Editor-in-chief, Beverly Evans; News Editor, Rita O’Brien; Feature Editor and assistants, Heidi Stapelfeldt, John Nelson, Ruth Perunko; Exchange Editor, Carol Williams; Sports Editors, Michael Guilfoil, Ed Liquori; Girls’ Sports Editor, Diane Young; Li- brarian and assistant, Ruth Ann Heins, Eleanor Gross; Business Manager, Michael Kvanka; Pho- tographer, Allan Hierholzer; Columnists, Marie Raussa, Joan Mengel, Barbara Boone, Jeanette Charlebois, Joseph Maimone, Mike Minnahan, Sidney LaBrake; Reporters, Carol Callaway, Con- nie Chetwin, Rosemary Cianfrocca, Louise Crouse, Nancy Crouse, Patrick Dellafave, Charlotte Drier, Richard Goddard, Phil Hamel, Joe Marini, Fred Maurer, Burton Menninger, Anita Norey, Peggy Ozagar, Elizabeth Pierce, Sandra Rockhill, Kath- erine Tartaglione, Barbara Webb. The Fall Staff included: Editor-in-chief, Dick McNeely; News Editors, Rosalia Tauro, Heidi Stapelfeldt, Ronald Johnson; Feature Editors, Beverly Evans, Nancy Bonzerato; Sports Editors, Bill Shinnick, Don lanuzi; Girls’ Sports Editor, Sue Guido; Exchange Editor,, Rita O’Brien; Busi- ness Manager, George Valenti; Photographer, Allan Hierholzer; Columnists, Dick Farrell, Norm Haas, Peggy Stephano, Pat Carolin; Reporters, Helen Kusnerczyk, Serje Maim, Nancy Mead, Eu- gene Thompson, Fumiko Yamaguchi. SENIOR RED CROSS Adviser MISS LELA SINE Members: Donna Albino, Edward Corsello, Carol Callaway, Norma De Coursey, John Ezzo, Margaret Featherstone, Eugene Heffron, Marilyn Hoffman, Geraldine Hubbard, Diane Henchen, Richard Johnson, Maureen Mancini, Barbara Mick, Rita O'Brien, Sally Pierce, Ruth Perunko, Richard Sardo, Kathleen Speach, Robert Thompson, Diane Stauffer, Eugene Traverse, Joan Verguson, Chester Waskewitz. The Senior Red Cross has to its credit the fol- lowing accomplishments: Membership drive, filling of gift boxes with educational supplies for children of foreign countries, contribution of $200 to Chil- dren’s National Fund, and service on the Entertain- ment Committee to bring sunshine to Veterans in hospitals. EASTWOOD ASSOCIATED ACTIVITY A dviser MR. EDGAR KLETT Head Captain, Bob Tuck- er; Floor Captain, Connie Chetwin; Tim Bolton, Ron Nass; Ass't Floor Captain, Joe Paussa; Bookkeeper, Nancy Bonzerato. The E.A.A. has been in operation since Septem- ber, 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 athletics; (2) to provide an inex- pensive way for more students to attend more ac- tivities; (3) to offer easy installment payments. The goal for membership in 1954-55 was 650 of our approximately 1000 students, grades 7 through 12. The financial goal was $1600 which was met both years, thanks to the cooperation of Floor Captains and Solicitors. n TRAFFIC SQUAD Adviser MR. ROBERT PROVO Members: Donald Baumback. Bill Cook, Jim DeFuria, Richard Delaney, Dick Dellomart, Edward English, John Ezzo, Dick Farrell, Dominick Galluzzo, Harold' Getman, Reginald Hickok, James Johnson, Glen Kray, Charles Langpaul, John Lansing, Louis LaRusso, Roy Lawrence, Edward Liquori, Richard Liquori, Herbert Meyers. Frank Pisano. James Polly, Loren Robb, Larry Roberts, John Roberts, Philip Scheavone and William Schug. The traffic squad under Mr. Robert Provo’s guidance has been a great asset to the school during the Fourth period this last year. They did an ex- cellent job of keeping the floors clear of students where there were classes being conducted. PROJECTION SQUAD Adviser MR. SEIDEL Members: Robert Cook, Bill Cook, John Cooper, Mike Fenlon, Gilbert Hough, Donald Lutz, William Machell, Eric Murrock, Ronald Nass, Sally Pierce, Walter Rospendowski, Elgie Rath, George Sarkus, Deanna Sherwood, Ken Sullivan, Charlotte Thorpe, Bill Williams, Marshall Williamson, Betsy Winslow. Students who give up their free periods to run movies for other classes should be thanked as these educational films are of great advantage in learning a subject. Also to be commended are the boys who work the lights, curtains and audio controls backstage for assemblies. MAJORETTES Adviser MR. JOHN WILKIE Majorettes: Barbara Boone, Jane Cocco, Carol Pierce, Sally Pierce, Linda Schultz, Frances Zampino. Jane Cocco, head majorette, led a completely new squad this year. The girls did a wonderful job at all the football games besides marching in the Memorial Day parade. They also twirled at the Safety Program at Lincoln Auditorium and the Pageant of the Drums. The E.H.S. girls were highly honored in leading the Armistice Day parade. Allied Youth included two bake sales, a “Winter Wonderland” dance and the annual trip to Buck Hill Falls, Pa. in the activities of a suc- cessful year. Fumiko Yamaguchi, student from Japan, was the guest of the local chapter on their trip to Buck Hill Falls. Officers for Spring term: pres., Phil Hamel; vice-pres., Rosemary Cianfrocco; sec’ty, Mike Mina- han; treas., Norma DeCoursey. Fall term officers: pres., Dick Dellomorte; vice- pres., Rosemary Cianfrocca; sec’ty, Don Hurteau; treas., Richard Ungleich. Membership: Don Baumback, Ida Carroll, John Casscla, Rosemary Cianfrocca, Thomas Cianfrocca, David Coon, Timothy Coon, Norma DeCoursey, Richard Dellomorte, Edward English, Richard Farrell, Edward Greenwood, Peter Guido, Philip Hamel, David Hamilton, Judith Hamilton, John Hanson, Don Hurteau, Frank Irwin, Shirley John- son, Patricia Malley, Albert Minahan, Michael Minahan, James Murphy, Carmen Rizzo, Hollis Skapiak, Eugene Travers, Barbara Ungleich, Rich- ard Ungleich and David Walters. ALLIED YOUTH A dviser MRS. EMMA GUZSK1 JUNIOR HI-UT ES Adviser MRS. STEPHANIE BEAULIEU Members: Bonnie Bechtle, Sharon Buskey, Barbara Harrison, Judy Harrison, Mary Lou Heins. Susan Howard, Carol Ireland, Karen Koenig, Lyn Perry, Betty Powers, Chris Ragoncse, Marie Rhyster, Carolyn Sabis, Elizabeth Titus, Suzanne Tracy. Junior Hi-Lites was represented by its editor, Mary Lou Heins, at the Journalism Conference at Syracuse University this Fall. Carol Ireland, an outstanding poetry contributor, had her poem “Fall” printed in the Herald Journal. The officers for the Fall term were as follows: editor, Mary Lou Heins; ass’t editor, Sharon Buskey; feature editor. Carol Ireland. The present officers are Mary Lou Heins, editor; Sharon Bus- key, ass’t editor; Lyn Perry, feature editor. Junior Student Council activities include: Sno- Ball Dance, Lunch Patrol, Scholarship Pins, Schol- arship Awards, Perfect Attendance Awards, Junior Assembly Programs, Foreign Student Help. Members: Elizabeth Alampi, Janet Albino, Frances Angotti, Paul Aquilino, Eugene Banky, Jim Barnello, Dolores Battaglino, Jean Bergett, Paul Bernhard, Beverly Brown, Dave Callahan, Larry Cavaliaro, Bill Crupi, Joe Falasco, Claire Gafner, James Gray, Dick Griffo, Virginia Hass, Judy Hendry, Kathy Hendry, Philip Kaplan, Judy Konick, Judith Krouse, Karyl Larkin, Carol Lasher, John Macko, Eugene Macri, Salvatore Madonna, Carolyn McGraw, Robert Malderghen, Mary Marra, Mary Ann Marra, Kristy McCarthy, Joe Ann McDonald, Peter Nelson, Barbara Neville, Sue Ann Opperman, Gary Parzyk, Barbara Phillips, Albert Piraino, Janet Prior, Robert Purple, Angelo Ravo, Barbara Romanoski, Craig Speech, Theresa Speech, Heather Stacy, Kathleen Stenburgh, Timothy Stone, Priscilla Sutor, Paul Sutton, James Vacco, Marlene Vigliotti, William Wheatley, Betsy Winslow. JUNIOR STUDENT COUNCIL Adviser MRS. ANNA VIVENZIO Pres., Marion Jewell; Vice-Pres., John Dailey; Sect’y , Judy Hamilton; Treas., Sherlyn Gilmour. JUNIOR RED CROSS Adviser MRS. DAISY B. SHEA Pres., Peggy Pierce; Sect’y- Elizabeth Placito. 7-1 A-108—Michael Kaplan; 7-1 B-112—John Nicotra; 7-1 C-102—Barbara Polisse; 7-2 A-B-14 —Thomas Fierrnonti; 7-2 B-B-15—Mary Alice Holdridge; 7-2 C-l 15—George Pclrah; 7-2 D-107—Joan Rospendowski; 8-1 A-103—Kenneth Coe; 8-1 B-201—Jeanet e Roth; 8-2 A-B-ll —Samira Giamartino; 8-2 B-B-12—Arthur Pisano; 8-2 C-B-13—Linda Winkie; 9-1-109—Rose- mary Stauffer; 9-2-L.S.—Jill Eicholzer; 9-2-114—Norma De Coursey; 9-2-212—Patty Mollev; 9-2-208—Betty Placito; 9-2—Aud.—Beverly Stevens and Linda Troy. During the Fall semester the Junior Red Cross tried a paper drive to raise funds. Later came the membership drive which for the first time, was com- bined with the Community Chest. Now in the Spring term the Juniors have three big projects under way; a Talent Show, the filling of twenty- five gift boxes to be sent overseas for next Christ- mas and a Spring dance having a novelty feature. In addition to these activities, some scrapbooks have been prepared, favors, made in art classes, have been sent to the veteran’ hospitals, greeting cards collected to be sent to both the Wieting-Johnson Memorial Hospital for the cerebral palsy youngsters and the veterans in our hospitals. OFFICERS 1954-1955 FALL President Peggy Pierce Mary Ellen Abenanti, Lester Amann, Karen Babikian, Robert Barone, William Banaczyk, Carl Bastedo, Bonnie Beetle, Barbara Bentz, Carol Bishop, Joanne Bonadonna, Linda Boone. Joseph Biasone, Barbara Brandniakle, Caro ine Canic, Ronald Capone. Mary Anne Centore, Ronald Collier, Paul Daino, Joseph Di Augustion, Linda De Lanv, Tina Farella. Grace Marie Ferrera, William Freeman, Karen Frenz, Cheryl Gilmour, Judy Graham, Richard Greenwood, Mary Lou Heins, Ka.hv Hendry, Barbara Hendry, Susan Howard. Mary Juwell, Ronald Jones, Ellen Kesselring, Diane Knapp. Fred Knight, Glen Kray, David La Valle, Sharon Lewis. Gene Lowe, Richard Lvnch, Larry Lav, Warren Lader, Anthony Matrone, Elizabeth Metnck Barbara Moffat. Rav Mincolla, James Murphy, William Roach, Hope Roppo, Clistle Schneider, Judy Steinbach, Sharron Storrier, Barbara Ungleich, David Van Marter, Roseanne Vitello, Judy Waldon, Antoinette Senzarino. Vice President James Gorman Secretary Elizabeth Placito SPRING President Peggy Pierce Vice President Charles Coe Secretary Elizabeth Placito VOLUNTEERS JR. RED CROSS SCIENCE CLUB Adviser MR. PATRICK HUGHES Pres., Martha Pekurney; Vice-Pres., Seymour Bart; Sect’y., Margaret Pierce; Treas., Christine Ragonese. Members: Seymour Bart, John Cooper, Marilyn Fraser, Malcolm Ingalls, Judy Konick, Richard Mantor, Janet Menke, Lucy Parisi, Martha Pekurney, Margaret Pierce, Christine Ragonese, Elsa Stapelfeldt, Beverly Stevens, Linda Troy, Betsy Winslow, Marie Zirilli. Science Club holds meetings about every 2 weeks and at the meetings one of the groups (Chemistry, Biology or Physics) do an experiment. Members work outside of school on science problems in the field of science in which they are interested. The club is planning to go to the City Lab at the Medical College. There is also a promotion system of 3, 2, 1, classes in Biology, Chemistry and Physics which is just started. Judy Amlott, Carl Adams, Janet Albino, Martha Ahcarn, Robert Anderson, Karen Babikian, Lois Bresnahan, Patricia Bresnahan, Beverly Brown, Elizabeth Byars, David Callahan. Angela Cirilli, Jane Di Veronica. Nancy Dailey. Patricia Darrow, Dolores De Socia, Janice Garrison, Michael Kaplan, Frank La Tocha, Leith Lewis, Lorene Lederer, Karen Ann McConnell. Mark Norton, Barbara Phillips. Bruce Peggs, Kathy Quinn. Joan Rospendowski, Caroline Sabis. Bar- bara Sarkus, Craig Smith. Mary Tornabene. Robert Wilson. TALENT SHOW JR. RED CROSS SENIOR CHOIR MEMBERS Senior Girls Choir Fall 1954 and Spring 1955 FIRST SOPRANO Judy Ames Jean Ariola Vivian Arnone Elaine Byrne Constance Callaway Kathleen Coe Linda Craver Carolyn Delia Rose Marie Dizazzo Beverly Evans Mary Fallico Mary Ann Goodsight Maria Griffo Joyce Gutchess Diane Henchen Evelyn La Brake Doris Lang Pauline Love Charlotte Matteson Anita Norey Ann Marie Petrowski Shirley Petrowski Constance Pignalheri Victoria Phillips Linda Schultz Mollv Siiss Mary Jane Smith Ann Varik Fumiko Yamaguchi SECOND SOPRANO Kathleen Amelio Loretta Bono Suzanne Brubaker Patricia Emmons Carol Fiello Marilyn Fraser Viola Fuda Katherine Hannon Noreen Knabel 1'heresa La Russo Carol Louise Ann Mauro Elizabeth Placito Sandra Rockhill Irene Rombough Patricia Shea Deanna Sherwood Diane Stauffer Carol Temple Marie Tornatore Anne Traynor Marilyn Vieau Barbara Webb Frances Zampino FIRST CONTRALTO Andrea Bechtle Emilia Buzzeili Kathleen Cole Linda De Furia Joanne Fett Jacqueline Grala Nancy Hunt Maureen Maroney Carol Pierce Dorothy Porter Patricia Riano Heidi Stapelfeldt Elizabeth Titus Frances Tornabenc Joan Vergusson Marylu Walters SECOND CONTRALTO Linda Daubenthaler Anne Di Florio Jeannette Gonsicwski Janis Gross Darlene Halladay Patricia Heldt Marilyn Hoffman Hilda Kammar Anne Keller Frances La Manna Jennie Lee Lambert Anna Lupone Francine Malev Lorraine Miller Monica Murray Sally Obey Melva Sayre Sabra Perrett Christine Ragonese Madeleine Sears Joan Sero Jane Sigourney Diane Trafford Charlene Weed SENIOR BOYS CHOIR Fall 1954 and Spring 1955 •Also in Preliminary Choir FIRST TENOR •Malcolm Ingalls Robert Powers SECOND TENOR •Seymour Bart David Bechtle •Robert Bowles Lorin Hunt •John Roberts FIRST BASS John Cooper •Peter Copani James De Furia •Jeffrey De Furia Thomas Fredctte George Haws William Hume Ronald Nass Paul Nernier •Thomas Romanowski Walter Rospendowski William Sabis Kenneth Sullivan Robert Zack SECOND BASS •Carl Buzelli •Robert Carolin •Richard Delaney •John Ezzo Ernest Grau David Hamilton •Howard Lowe Arnold Jameson Charles Maines Paul McGraw Bruce McManus Richard McNeeley •Bruce McNeil Charles Meeds John Nelson •John Stasko •Walter Thorpe Richard Ungleich Carl Walter ACCOMPANISTS Linda Craver Anne DiFlorio Mary Ann Goodsight Jacqueline Grala Joyce Gutchess Francinc Maley Sandra Mitsoff Martha Pekurney Christine Ragonese Madeleine Sears Beverly Stevens Elizabeth Titus Seymour Bart David Hamilton William Hume Lorin Hunt Kenneth Sullivan INSTRUMENTALISTS Constance Callaway Linda Daubenthaler James De Furia John Cooper Mary Ann Goodsight Anne Di Florio Ernest Grau Arnold Jameson William Sabis Christine Ragonese Joan Dingman Elizabeth Titus Robert Zack Marylu Walters Frances Tornabcne SPRING 1955 SECRETARIES Beverly Evans Maria Griffo Rosemary Grosso Sally Obey Patricia Shea Frances Zampino TREASURERS John Cooper Diane Knapp Paul McGraw John Stasko Ann Varik FALL 1954 SECRETARIES Anne DiFlorio Joyce Gersbacker Maria Griffo Maureen Maroney Sally Obey Barbara Webb TREASURERS John Cooper Jennie Lee Lambert Francine Malcy Anne Marie Petrowski Dorothy Porter John Roberts Ann Varik Preliminary Choir Adviser MRS. MARION KILPATRICK The officers for the Fall term were as follows: Judith Hamilton, pres.; Martha Pekurney, vice-prcs.; Lucy Parisi, recording scc’ty; Norma Grant, corresponding sec’ty; Christine Ragonese, treas.; Peter Copani, ass’t treas. Officers for the Spring term: Seymour Bart, pres.; Margaret Pierce, vice-pres.; Diane Pickard, recording sec’ty; Seymour Bart, corresponding sec’ty; Suzanne Temple, treas.; Melinda Coyne, ass’t treas. FIRST SOPRANO Elizabeth Byars, Linda Conti, Nancy Couse, Joan Dingman, Patricia Downs, Carolynne Fusaro, Lucy Hager, Judy Hamilton, Judy Hendry, Barbara Kulas, Sandra Mitsoff, Barbara Neville, Patricia Osbeck, Diane Pickard, Margaret Pierce, Theresa Speach. SECOND SOPRANO Sheila Anderson, Patricia Colwell, Melinda Coyne, Patricia Dugan, Jill Eicholzer, Norma De Coursey, Sally Gardner, Helen Gavin, Rosemary Grosso, Marcia Haas, Doris Hafer, Diane Knapp, Karen Koenig, Judy Krause, Ann Krone, Patricia Malley, Judith Parfitt, Janet Prior, Margaret Shamanske, Elsa Stapelfeldt, Beverly Stevens, Carol Stocum, Suzanne Temple, Linda Troy, Joan Wood. FIRST CONTRALTO Mary Ann Botega, Ruth Downey, Joyce Gersbackcr, Barbara Johnson, Judy Konick, Lucy Lupone, Janet Menke, Lucy Parisi, Ruth Tarnacki. SECOND CONTRALTO Karen Frenz, Norma Grant, Carol Ireland, Patricia Koegel, Gail LoVine, Donna McGraw, Martha Pekurney. The Preliminary Choir participated with the Senior Choir in presenting an outstanding Christ- mas program and a few of the members joined the Robed Choir in giving the program for the Golden Agers of the Salvation Army at their Christmas dinner at the Mizpah. In the Spring Concert, May 26th, the group offered “In the Still of the Night” by Cole Porter; “Manhattan” by Rodgers as a production number with soloists and costuming, and as the serious number, “Salvation Is Created” by Tschesnokoff. All members of the ninth grade whose auditions are approved are eligible for membership. The total membership this year has been 79. The Senior Choir presented the Christmas pro- gram with the Preliminary Choir and a small instrumental ensemble. Mrs. Dorothy Hettler, girls’ physical education director, with Mrs. Marion Kilpatrick of the Senior music department, planned the first half of the program “In a Toy Shop” with dances, drills and colorful settings. The second part included six choruses from “The Messiah” by Handel, sung by the combined choirs. There was a large and appreciative audience. The program was also given in Assembly. The Robed Choir sang the second portion of the program for the dinner for the Golden Agers of the Salvation Army at the Mizpah. Members of the Voice Class presented the double solo from “The Messiah” at the December recital of the Music Teachers’ Association in Clark Hall. Francine Maley and Charlotte Matteson were soloists. Madeleine Sears accompanied. Martha Pckurney and Linda Conti sang solos at a later recital at the Museum, as did Charlotte Mat- teson, William Hume, Anita Norey, Paul Mc- Graw and Darlene Halladay. The Spring Concert, a program of light num- bers, was given May 26. The Choirs and voice classes combined for this and a few of the numbers were given production treatment. Among songs used, many in eight parts, were Romberg’s Lover Come Back To Me,” “Serenade” from the “Student Prince” and “Softly As in a Morning Sunrise” which was sung by the Boys’ Choir. “O, Sing Your Songs,” “The Music of Life,” “Ride the Chariot,” and “Margie” were included in the mixed choruses. The Senior Girls’ Choir of 32 voices sang a group of 3 songs and the Boys’ Choir, following their serious numbers, completed their group with a “Barber Shop Skit.” “Wunder- bar” and “The Song Is You” completed the pro- gram. The senior music department also presented the Easter Assembly. The officers for the fall term were as follows: Kenneth Sullivan, pres.; Madeleine Sears, vice pres.; Anne DiFlorio, recording secretary; Char- lotte Matteson, corresponding secretary; Robert Zack, treas.; Richard Ungleich, ass’t treas. The present officers are Madeleine Sears, pres.; James DeFuria, vice pres.; Charlotte Matteson, corre- sponding secretary; Jacqueline Grala, treas.; Bev- erly Evans, ass’t treas. EASTWOOD HIGH SCHOOL BAND Adviser The E.H.S. hand reports performances on the following occasions: football games, Armistice Day Parade, S racuse Chamber of Commerce, Safety Night at Lincoln Auditorium, Jamesville-DeWitt Central School Concert, Massed Hand Concert at Lincoln Auditorium comprised of 275 instrumental- ists from all high schools in the city; N. Y. State Competition Festival at West Winfield, N. Y , and numerous concerts at school. FLUTE Elsa Aronson Giannina DeFuria Joan Pingman Mary Anne Goodsight OBOE Ann Pi Florio CLARINET David Hechtle Marcia Bower John Cooper Joseph Falasco Donald Fancher Charles Fegcrt Sandra Geddis Harold Getman Judy Hamilton Charles Holmes Marilyn Miller Floyd Moon John Nelson Frank Pisano Janet Prior Christine Ragonese Joseph Solpietro George Titus Marvin Virkler ALTO SAX Richard Dellomortc Gary Whitaker BASS CLARINET Daniel Hogan TRUMPET John Cook William Cook Robert Davies Gordon Hayes Ronald Hauptli Thomas Laun Eric Murrock Gary Paryzch Frank Placito Raymond Riano William Wheatley Robert Zack FRENCH HORN James DeFuria BARITONE HORN Michael Fenlon Arnold Jameson Robert Olander TROMBONE Lewis Childs Howard Converse Lloyd Copp Jack Dailey Jeffrey DeFuria TUBA George Kernaghan PERCUSSION Eugene Bankv Seymour Bart Ronald Collier David Hamilton Lawrence Pardee ALL-CITY BAND William Cook Lloyd Copp Joseph Falasco Arnold Jameson George Kernaghan Frank Pisano Christine Ragonese Gary Whitaker EASTWOOD HIGH SCHOOL ORCHESTRA A dviser MR. JOHN WILKIE Activities for the E.H.S. orchestra included the Christmas Program, Plaster Program, and the an- nual May Concert. Constance Callaway, Linda Dauhenthaler, Bill Sabis, and Elizabeth Titus participated in the Sec- tional All-State Orchestra at Mexico, N. Y., in November. Constance Callaway, Linda Dauhenthaler, Bill Sabis, Elizabeth Titus, and Ann Varik are mem- bers of All-City Orchestra. Madeline Sears was a member of the Eastern States Orchestra which performed for the Music Educators’ Eastern Conference in Boston, Mass., in February. FLUTE Joan Dingman Mary Ann Goodsight OBOE Anne DiFIorio CLARINET Sandra Geddis Charles Holmes Frank Pisano Christine Ragonese SAXOPHONE Gary Whitaker TRUMPET William Cook Robert Davies Robert Zack FRENCH HORN James DeFuria TROMBONE Lewis Childs Lloyd Copp TUBA George Kernaghan VIOLINS Carol Bishop Constance Callaway Linda Dauhenthaler Stephen Rhodes William Sabis Elizabeth Titus VIOLA Madeline Sears VIOLONCELLO Ann Varik PERCUSSION Lawrence Pardee Seymour Bart PIANO David Hamilton JUNIOR MIXED CHORUS Director MRS. RUTH MAGLIONE On June 2, 1955, the Junior Chorus presents a minstrel show in which all choir members are participating. Betty Alampi Beverly Duncan Judy Am'lott Dick Falciatano Karen Babikian Kathy Faukner Bob Barone Karen Foley Carl Bastedo Grace Marie Ferrara Bonnie Bechtle Janice Garrison Barbara Bentz Sandra Giomartino Jean Bergett Robert Gournier Mike Bianchi Linda Hager Carol Bishop Barbara Hendry Vernon Bishop Mary Lou Heins Joan Bonadonna Jim Herrick Lois Bresnehan Susan Howard Patty Bresnehan Jerilyn Ingalls David Callahan Marion Jewell Sue Carroll Mary Jewell Charles Coe Caroline Keisinger Ronnie Collier Ellen Kesselring Paul Daino Patty King Giannina DeFuria Sam DeMario Linda Delaney Elfrieda Labuda Nancy Prior Elaine Lauterborn John Reddick Eugene Laurenti Terry Rocha Margaret Lawrence Joan Rospendowski Lorene Lederer Barbara Sabey Diana Lee Barbara Sarkus Sharon Lewis Craig Smith Gene Lowe Judy Stott Eugene Macri Sharon Storrier Salvatore Madonna Lana Sweet Tom Maley Priscilla Sutor Joan Maroney Peggy Thornton Mary Marra Carol Tucci Christi McCarthy Rosanne Vitiello Caroline McGraw Judy Waldon Karen McConnell Kathleen Ward Barbara Mott Joyce Weber Marie Nardello Karen Wheeler Connie Odom Joan Wilsie Bob Olander Bruce Peggs Lyn Perry Capt., M. Williamson; Co-Capt., L. Grosso; Ass’t Coach, J. Doyle. Members: First Row (1-r) D. Carroll, G. Hough, W. Isenhardt, L. Capone. L. Grosso, J. DeFuria, D. Hunt, T. Elioff, R. Amann. Second Row (1-r) Mgr. W. Banazek, Mgr. L. Lay, D. Galluzzo, P. Klaehn, P. Podsaid, J. Y'enditti, M. Williamson, H. Olin, F. Lupone, C. Edwards, L. La Russo, J. Nelson. R. Wehl. Third Row (1-r) Coach M. O’Hare, Ass’t Coach E. DeFuria, C. Tarnacki, T. Cianfroca, G. Sarkus, J. Falciatano, L. Robb, P. Charima, N. Kopp, N. Raphael, R. Barnello, W. Marini, R. Cassiano. Fourth Row (1-r) J. Lansing, P. Mitchell, R. Hickok. F. Forcione, E. English, C. Louise, J. Giocondo, R. Sardo, J. Ezzo, J. Armstrong. C. Rizzo, D. Rizzo, F. Reed. FOOTBALL 1954 Coach MERTON “MID” O’HARE Eastwood gridders after opening the season with successive victories over North 7-0; and Valley 20-7; tied with Vocational in their third game, while Hurricane Hazel zoomed overhead. After that they dropped their remaining three games to Nottingham, Christian Brothers Academy, and Central. The Bears completed the season in fourth place. Playing a non-league game at Fulton, Oc- tober 9, the Bears defeated the gridmen of Fulton by a score of 27-19. Helping along with the coach- ing chores with Mr. O’Hare, were John Doyle, a former linesman, and Mr. DeFuria. Returning veterans from last year were: Marshall Williamson, Pat Podsaid, Leon Grosso, Gil Hough, Jim De- Furia, Leon Capone and Dom Galluzzo. Eastwood 0 Eastwood 6 Eastwood 7 Eastwood 7 Eastwood ... 20 Eastwood 27 Eastwood 13 •Non-League Game. C. B. A.________________27 Nottingham 12 Vocational_______________7 North .... 0 Valley ................. 7 Fulton__________________19 Central 19 First Row (1-r) D. Carroll, H. Meyers, I). Galluzzo, J. Caccamo, J. Ducar, S. Pedzick. Second Row (1-r) Coach Mr. O'Hare, R. Sardo, C. Tarnacki, A. DeRocha, R. Zack, P. LaNcve. BASKETBALL 1954-55 Coach MR. MERTON O’HARE Although Eastwood High’s basketeers wound up the ’54-’55 campaign with 2 wins and 12 losses, the record did not show the close games the Bears lost. Victory in half of these games would have made the team a top contender. Lack of a capable fifth man of the season hurt the squad considerably. Their scoring punch was divided between Charles “juju” Tarnacki, David Carroll, Herbert “Buddy” Meyers and Fred Lupone. Tarnacki was a first team All-City choice, while Meyers and Carroll received honorable positions on the mythical All Star Team. CROSS- COUNTRY 1954 Coach MR. PATRICK HUGHES First Row (1-r) J. Roberts, D. Cerio, E. H effer on. Second row (l-r) D. Ianuzi, J. Cooper, T. Fredette, S. Paris. 'I'he harriers of Eastwood showed much im- provement in the 1954 season. Competing in six meets, they showed well. Having won a dual meet over North Syracuse, they competed in a triangular meet which included Nottingham, North Syracuse and Eastwood which they also won. Running in New York in the N. Y. U., they placed 16th out of 43 other schools, placed 7th out of 18 schools at Baldwinsville, placed 7th out of 25 schools entered in the Proctor Invitational, and placed 4th in the section 3 meet. BASEBALL 1954 Coach MR. JOHN ZABADAL First Row (l-r) J. Nelson, Mgrs. W. Lader, M. Norton, K. Francis. R. Wilson. Second Row (l-r) Coach Mr. Zabadal, P. Lindstrom, R. Zack, D. Galluzzo, W. Marini, F. Reed, J. Stanczyk, C. Spagnola. 1 bird Row (l-r) M. Pedzeck, E. Liquori, R. Liquori, R. Zink, W. Cook, H. Meyers, P. LaNeve. Although the baseball team showed a poor record with 3 wins, 10 losses and one postponed game because of rain, the team showed vast im- provement in the second half of league competition. With only two veterans returning from last year’s squad in Dick Liquori and Bob “Yoggi” Zink, Coach John Zabadal did a fine job in rebuilding the team. Mound duties were shared by Dick Liquori and Ed Liquori. The only wins of the season were over Valley 5-4; Smith Tech 14-9; and North 3-2. With almost a dozen men return- ing, the Bears hope to show a fine season in 1955. GOLF 1954 Coach MERTON “MID” O’HARE Eastwood High School Golf Team had rather a fine season. Before city league competition was under way, the linksmen played and defeated Fay- etteville-Manlius in a non-league game. Playing a total of eight league games, they broke even, win- ning four and losing four. The team finished in third place. Members of the squad were: Patrick Podsaid, Leonard Lasnicki, Stanley Banazek and Edward Zawadski. TRACK 1954 Coach MR. PATRICK HUGHES Although Eastwood and Nottingham were the only city harriers, Eastwood was considered City Champ. The team was led by Captains Sam Paris and Don Ianuzzi, who were capably assisted by John Roberts, Don Serio and Eugene Heffron. (main team.) First Row (1-r) C. Hunt, R. Powers, D. Ccrio, J. Talmage. Second Row (i-r) Ianuzi, T. Elioff, P. McDonald, H. Olin, M. Costello. CHEER- LEADING A dviser MISS LELA SINE Rosemary Spera head cheer-leader, Patricia Carolin, Carol Fiello, Jeanette Fiello, Suzanne Guido, Nancy Hunt, Carolyn Rosemary Spera and Margaret The cheerleaders led the school at seven foot- ball games, fourteen basketball games and practice cheering at seven assemblies. Cheering for the Klumback, Marie LaManna, Janet Mannigan, Nancy Meade, Stephano. “Nats”-Fort Wayne game at the War Memorial on Saturday, March 12th was the highlight of their season. Instruction in badminton has involved viewing film strips on how to score correctly and proper racket technique. Most of the time the group worked on doubles and everyone had fun learning and playing the game. Adviser for the group is Mrs. Dorothy Heftier. Membership includes: Martha Aherin, Lois Aldrich, Sharon Buskey, Eliz. Byaines, Jane Craw- ford, Pat Colwell, Nancy Couse, Pat Downs, Betty Eaton, Barb Ekert, Peg Feathcrstone, Viola Fuda, Carolyn Fusaro, Claire Gafner, Sally Gardner, Sheryl Gillmor, Norma Grant, Rose Mary Grosso, Nicki Guinto, Lucy Hagor, Barb Harrison, Judy Harrison, Pat Heldt, Judy Hendry, Joyce Huston, Carol Ireland, Inese Klavins, Ann Krone, Judy Konick, Barb Kulas, Chrystal Lahey, Carol Lasher, Gail Larine, Jill Malloy, Janet Menke, Joan Muller, Wanda Maverhofer, Barb Neville, Martha Pekurney, Barb Phillips, Vick Phillips, Peggy Pierce, Janet Prior, Eliz. Rego, Ann Marie Sa- niora, Jean Sherlock, Rose Shupa, Theresa Speach, Elsa Stapelfeldt, Sue Tracy, Camille Traino, Char- lene Weed, Gail Woodworth, Marie Zirilli. BADMINTON A dviser MRS. DOROTHY HETTLER GIRL’S BOWLING Adviser MRS. DOROTHY HETTLER Girls’ bowling interested a great many girls this year. There were so many that a bus was chartered every week in order to get them all to the bowling alley at the same time. Among the highest scorers were Nancy Bonzerato, Barbara Eicke, and Jeanette Fiello. Over fifty girls bowled in the city tournament, March 30. Although we lost the team trophy by 13 pins, Jeanette Fiello led the entire group with the highest game of 188. Her second game of 137 added to the first, gave her a total of 325 to capture both singles and doubles. Eastwood gained second place with a total of 2072, 13 pins behind Central. Adviser for the group is Mrs. Dorothy Hettler. Membership includes: Robin Barber, Sandy Basil, Nancy Bonzerato, Elaine Byrne, Joanne Cali, Carol Callaway, Mary Ann Carona, Connie Chetwin, Rosemary Cianfrocca, Kathy Cole, Nancy Crouse, Eleanor D’Agastino, Norma DeCoursey, Charlotte Dreier, Barb Eicke, Pat Emmons, Bev. Evans, Peggy Featherstone, Jeanette Fiello, June Frappier, Pat Gillmor, Eleanor Gross, Maria Griffo, Winnie Grove, Lois Gurzney, Judy Hen- dry, Nancy Hunt, Nancy Kalenock, Ann Keller, Carolyn Klumback, Patty Koagel, Marie La- Manna, Kathy Lang, Carol Louise, Pat Lawrence, Janet Mannigan, Norma Mayer, Gloria Miano, Joan Muller, Pat Osbeck, Joyce Preston, Nancy Ranger, Marcia Raphael, Barb Reed, Eliz. Rcgo, Irene Rombough, Pat Ruscito, Joanne Sacco, Sherry Sacco, Linda Schultz, Rosemary Sherpa, Paula Stewart, Marie Tornatore, Camille Traino, Ann Travenie, Rosie Trovato, Fumiko Yamaguchi, Diane Young, and Carol Zaleski. EXHIBITION GROUP A dviser MRS. DOROTHY HETTLER E.H.S. Exhibition Group put on a clever Christ- mas show in cooperation with the music department, for the Christmas assembly. An evening perform- ance, open to the public, was also given. In the show there were such novelties as the “Waltzing Cat,” “Jack-in-the-Box,” “French Doll,” “Japanese Doll,” “Raggedy Ann and Andy,” “Western Danc- ers” and many “Wooden Soldiers.” Some of the girls did two television shows on “Choreography Can Be Fun.” Adviser for the group is Mrs. Dorothy Heftier. Membership includes: Donna Albino, Rose Mary Anderson, Mary Andreani, Robin Barber, Barbara Boone, Sylvia Bari, Elaine Byrne, Carol Callaway, Marion Clarke, Linda Ceyne, Pat Downs, Pat Dugan, Kathy Faulknew, June Frap- per, Carol Fiello, Jeanette Fiello, Carolyn Fusaro, Helen Gaven, Pat Gillmor, Marcia Grant, Eleanor Gross, Rose Mary Grosso, Sue Guido, Lois Gurz- ney, Judy Hamilton, Marcia Hass, Carol Januszka, Ann Keller, Carolyn Klumbach, Diane Knapp, Patty Koegel, Judy Krause, Theresa LaRusso, Carol Louise, Lucy Lupone, Sirje Maim, Pat Maishoek, Donna McGraw, Janet Mcnke, Lor- raine Miller, Pat Osbeck, Lucy Parise, Diane Pickard, Peggy Pierce, Connie Pignalberi, Christine Ragonese, Marcia Rapheal, Elizabeth Rego, Pat Ruscito, Joan Sero, Elsa Stapelfeldt, Paula Stewart, Barb Stevens, Ann Tavernier, Carol Temple, Evelyn Terry, Carol Thompson, Camille Traino, Rosie Trovate, Esther Tucci, Regi Wadock, Mary Lou Walters, Carol Williams, Shirley Wombles, Fumiko Yamaguchi, Fran Zampino. To our friends, On the following pages you will find the advertisements of those through whose friendly help and co-operation the financial success of our year book was made possible. We trust that you will help to aid their busi- ness projects as they have ours. We also wish to express our sincere appreciation to the solicitors who worked so faithfully and to the faculty, coaches and advisers who co-operated in the production of this, our Thirty-first Annual. COLORS FROM A FRENCH PALETTE PAINT A PRETTY SUMMER PICTURE . . . charming subjects are, left to right, Maureen Maroney, Diane Henchen and Janet Mannigan wearing cottons from Edwards jr. dress circle, second floor. MEMBERS GAMMA ALPHA PSI ft on � r n n 0 SPRING Jane Cocco Rose Spera Carol Brefka Rosie Tauro Pat Gillmor Linda Elzer Sandra McCullough Carol Thompson Jeanette Templeton Kathy Venditti Ann DiFlorio FALL President.......................... Rose Spera Vice-President.................... Jane Cocco Recording Secretary.—.............. Jill Venditti Corresponding Secretary.............Rosie Tauro Treasurer ....... Pat Gillmor Assistant Treasurer................ Carolyn Klumback ...Carol Thompson Marie La Manna Carol Brefka Linda Elzer Theresa Vigilotti Publicity Manager News Editor ....... Property Manager Historian.......... Sergeant-at-Arms... Katie Amelia Carolyn Angotti Carol Brefka Connie Chetwin Janie Cocco Joan De Rosa Ann Di Florio Barbara Eicke Linda Elzer Diane Falasco Anne Traynor Rosie Tauro Jill Venditti Kathy Venditti Theresa Viglotti Reggie Wadach Judy Walters Betsy Williams Gamma Alpha Psi lists the following among their activities for this year: Block Dance for Cere- bral Palsy Fund, Annual “Back To The Books” Dance, “Dungaree Drag” Dance, Annual “May Carnival” weekend, Date Party, Joint party with Hi-Y Alpha and S.G.A., Work for Red Cross, Bake Sale, Rush Teas, Picnics, Christmas basket, Christmas Party for Orphanage, Joint meetings, Pajama Parties, Hay Rides, Gamma Alumnae News, Constructive Initiation, Donation to the Foreign Student Drive, Formal Pledges, Mother- Daughter banquet, Installation banquets, White Elephant sales. Pat Gillmor Marilyn Gleason Winnie Grove Barbara Gottscholl Barbara Johnson Carolyn Klumback Marie La Manna Barbara Martin Sandra McCullough Maureen Mancini Nancy Meade Peggy Ozogar Sabra Parrett Carol Pierce Barbara Reed Cathy Rock Molly Siis Rosie Spera Jeanette Templeton Carol Thompson Honorary Member—Fumiko Yamaguchi “Oh, Youth, (jo forth and do! You, too, to fame may rise; You can he strong and wise. Stand up to life and play the man— You can if you'll hut think you can; The great were once as you. You envy them their proud success? 'Tuas won with gifts that you possess. Taken from “To a Young Man by Edgar A. Guest. THE FACULTY Chappell’s Eastwood And These Famous-Name Brands Join in Extending . . CONGRATULATIONS ! ! To the Graduating Class of 1955 Margo Walters Dresses Carol Benson Blouses College Teens Criterion Blouses Kay McDowell Coats Alice Carol Blouses Sandra Lee Teen Dresses Ship’n Shore Blouses Teena-Paige Dresses Humming Bird Hosiery Sacony Swank Jewelry Jockey Underwear Rabhor Robes Paris Belts Alps Sweaters Superba Ties Sunbeam Razors College Town Sportswear Jantzen Canterbury Sweaters Kay Windsor Pandora Sweaters R K Original Dresses Carters Lingerie Kayser Hosiery Arrow Shirts Weldon Pajamas McGregor Sportcoats Munsingwear Shields Jewelry Haggar Slacks Ronson Lighters Excello Ties “The store of famous name brands” ___Joseph Paussa Gerald Giocondo ___Harvey Olin ___Gerald Bartig Gerald Bartig Michael Guilfoil Carmen Rizzo Harvey Olin ZETA CHI -'iff MEMBERS Gerald Bartig Lloyd Copp Gerald Giocondo Michael Guilfoil Fran Fordone Paul Hebert Malcolm Ingalls Richard Ivison Lawrence Lay Donald Lutz George Matson Lawrence O’Conner Harvey Olin Lawrence Pardee Richard Parzych Gary Parzych Joseph Paussa James Polly Tony Richardson Carmen Rizzo Fred Reed Zeta Chi’s membership enjoyed a variety of activities. These included a dance, “Snow Mist,” two hayrides, numerous joint meetings, banquet and formal induction, stag party, sale for charity. Zeta Chi is a member of GAZBO DELTA PI ALPHA Advisers MRS. CLAYTON COE MRS. RAYMOND TEMPLE President............ Vice-President------- Recording Secretary- Treasurer............ FALL . Nina DcMario Dorothy Porter __Carol Williams __Barbara Goodfellow Maureen Maronev Sherry Sacco Corresponding Secretary....... Publicity Manager------------- Historian_________________________Nancy Huston Property Manager..................Rita O’Brien Chaplain.............-......—.....Carol Temple Sergeant-at-Arms.................. Kathleen Coe Parliamentarian___________________Ruth Perunko Assistant Treasurer---------------Diane Henchen Lorrain Aldrich Eleanor Barnell Judy Bishop Jo-Anne Cali Kathleen Coe Nina DeMario Sally Gardner Barbara Goodfellow Darlene Halladay Diane Henchen Joyce Huston Nancy Huston Norecn Knabel Evelyn LaBrake MEMBERS Lucy Lupone Maureen Maroney Barbara Mick Rita O’Brien Lucy Parise Ruth Perunko Diane Pickard SPRING Rita O’Brien Carol Williams Diane Henchen Barbara Goodfellow Nancy Ranger Maureen Maroney Carol Temple Nancy Huston Heidi Stapclfeldt Ruth Perunko Diane Young Kathleen Coe Elizabeth Placito Dorothy Porter Nancy Ranger Jo-Anne Sacco Sherry Sacco Patricia Shea Heidi Stapelfeldt Carol Temple Susan Temple Elizabeth Titus Linda Troy Carol Williams Diane Young Aside from regular meetings Delta met in joint meetings with Zeta Chi, Sigma Chi; also held a joint dance with Sigma Chi. Other activities in- volving Delta’s membership arc as follows: Two dances—“Autumn Swing” and Printempsa Paris,” two formal banquets, bake sales, two sport rushes, two rush teas, pajama parties, mother-daughter ban- quet, booth at A-Y “Texas Carnival,” member of Intcr-Sorority-Fraternity Council, hay ride, work at Red Cross, work at Volunteer Center, work for County Home. HI-Y ALPHA i A dviser MR. GEORGE PURSIANO President______ Vice-President Secretary...... Treasurer______ FALL, 1954 ____Robert Davies ____Tim Bolton ____George Haws ____John Nelson SPRING James DeFuria Robert Davies Tim Bolton George Haws John Andrews Tim Bolton Robert Davies James DeFuria Jeff DeFuria Leon Capone Members: Mike Fcnlon Robert Carolin John Nelson George Haws Robert Powers George Kernahan Gordon Hayes Gary Whitaker Ed Heck Bruce McNeil Dan Hogan Frank Pisano Bill Williams Bob Zack Hi-Y Alpha’s activities for fall and summer were: Hi-Y Basketball, second annual Scotchman’s Dream. They sent a delegate to the Hi-Y Confer- ence and sent a delegate to the Binghamton officers training camp. They also held joint meetings with Sub-Deb; splash party with Gamma Alpha Psi. Other enjoyable occasions included a club picnic at Green Lake, and baseball with S.G.A. FLEX-O-TILE FLOOR INC. Wood Floor Complete Flexotile for Stores — Fireproof Rubber for all Purposes NORTH MIDLER AND NEW COURT ROAD Phone 73-3394 Compliments of TEMPLE FARMS North Midler Avenue EAST SYRACUSE, NEW YORK FOL AND’S North Midler Avenue East Syracuse, New York 73-1892 Appliances — Trailer Homes — Poultry FALL SPRING President.........................Mary Ann Goodsight Hilda Kammar Vice-President____________________Hilda Kammar Sally Pierce Secretary.........................Nancy Bonzerato Kay Cole Corresponding Secretary___________Ann Keller Ann Keller Treasurer-------------------------Mary Fallico Mary Fallico Publicity Manager_________________Ruth Ann Heins Sandra Lewis Ass’t Treasurer-------------------Sally Pierce Janet Kammar Historian_________________________Dorothy Kulas Gail Bennett Sergeant-at-Arms------------------Andrea Bechtle Nancy Kalenack MEMBERS Andrea Bechtle Gail Bennett Nancy Bonzerato Elaine Byrne Kay Cole Rosaria Corscllo Carolyn Delia Margaret DeWald Barbara Eckert Mary Fallico Carolyn Fussaro Mary Ann Goodsight Maria Griffo Rose Mary Grosso Marsha Haas Judy Hamilton Barbara Harrison Ruth Ann Heins Judy Hendry Patty Kagoel Nancy Kalenack Hilda Kammar Janet Kammar Jewell Kammar Ann Keller Judy Konick Judy Krousc Dorothy Kulas Pat Lawrence Sandra Lewis Lorraine Miller Joan Muller Barbara Neville Connie Pignalberi Elaine Pignalberi Peggy Pierce Sally Pierce Mary Romando Rose Mary Sherpa Joan Scro Mary Lou Walters Alpha Pi Omega participated in the following activities: Pajama Parties, Joint Meetings, Two Mother-Daughter Banquets, Three dances, “Crazy Rhythm,” “Stardust Fantasy,” and “Fall Finale,” Volunteer work for Red Cross, Community Chest, Cerebral Palsy Clinic, Christmas Party, Christmas Basket, Bake Sales, Havrides, Picnics, Two rush teas, Two formal teas, Rummage Sale, Member of Inter-Sorority-Fraternity Council. 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Monday thru Friday BETA KAPPA MU MEMBERS Donna Albino Sandra Basile Judy Bianche Sue Brubaker Jeanette Charlebois Donna Christino Mary Ann Corona Linda Coyne Linda DeFuria Linda DeSocia Charolette Drier Pat Emmons Joanne Fett Carol Fiello Jeanette Fiello Marilyn Fraser Jeanette Gonsiewski Nikki Guinto Rosemary Guinto Nancy Hunt Joanne Macri Theresa Madonna Francine Maley Janet Mannigan Ann Mauro Connie Mauro Norma Mayer Sally Obey Pat Peters Christine Ragoncse Pat Ruscito Linda Schultz Barbara Seager Madeline Scars Diane Stauffer Rosalie Travodo Delores Turco Joyce V'aikness Mary Ann Walker Barbara Zona Beta Kappa Mu’s active membership supported many activities, listed hereafter: support of Italian Orphanage, membership GAZBO, joint meetings with S.G.A. and Hi-Y Alpha, participation in Din- ner Dance with S.G.A. and Debs Society. Dances: “Oriental Splendor,” “April Fools Holiday,” “Cir- cus Daze.” Other activities were two Formal Pledges, Slumber Parties, Weiner Roast, Beach Party, Red Cross Work, Hayrides, Four Rush Teas, Date Parties, Mother-Daughter Banquet, Charity Work, Jewelry Demonstration, Doughnut Sales, Contribution to the Foundation for Retarded Children, Bake Sales, One Open House, Foreign Student Drive, White Elephant Sale, A Camp Weekend, A Fool’s Holiday Weekend. President........... Vice-President ______ Recording Secretary Treasurer Corresponding Secretary FALL Janet Mannigan Nancy Hunt Linda Schultz Carol Fiello Nikki Guinto Publicity Manager Ann Mauro Property Manager Marilyn Fraser Chaplain .... _. Theresa Madonna Historian Mary Ann Corona Parliamentarian Pat Emmons Sergeant-at-Arms SPRING Janet Mannigan Nancy Hunt Linda Schultz Carol Fiello Ann Mauro Nikki Guinto Marilyn Fraser Theresa Madonna Mary Ann Corona Barbara Zona Jeanette Charlebois (jeoAxie. sn kit - IEHADI f EFURNISHINGS GALLER • 1 fine quality furniture oriental rugs and domestic carpet fine linens from the world over interior decorating service See You At POWER’S LUNCHEONETTE Where All School Kids Are Welcome OFFICERS President ......_____________________________________________ Dick Farrell Vice-President _______________________________________________ Phil Hamel Corresponding Secretary .................................. Dick Dellomorte Recording Secretary .......................................... Don Herrick Treasurer .................................................... Bob Bowles Scrgeant-at-Arms ............................................. Ed English Chaplain ................................................... Don Day Adviser _________________________________________ Mr. David Constance MEMBERS Frank Irwin Dave Hamilton Jim Quinn Dick Meeds LeRoy Trombley Jack Judge Tom Lubbermen Ray Rcano Mike Minahan ACTIVITIES Splash Party Paper Drive Booth in “Texas Carnival” Competition in Y.M.C.A. Basketball League Numerous Joint Meetings with Solvay Tri-Y and Central Tri-Y A Date Party with Solvay Tri-Y INTER-SORORITY-FRATERNITY COUNCIL ALPHA PI OMEGA, BETA KAPPA MU, DELTA PI ALPHA, ZETA CHI President ________________________________________________Diane Henchen Vice-President _____________________________________________Linda Schultz Secretary ________________________________________________Anni Keller Treasurer _________________________________________________Barbara Goodfellow Publicity Manager ________________________________________Jerry Bartig Sergeant-at-Arms _________________________________________Mary Ann Goodsight MEMBERS Nancy Bonzerato Susan Brubaker Elaine Byrne Kathleen Coe Carol Fiello Gerald Giocondo Nancy Hunt Joe Maimone Maureen Maroney Joan Muller Sally Obey Larry O’Connor Ruth Perunko Gary Parzych Richard Parzych Joseph Paussa Dorothy Porter Carmen Rizzo Joan Sero Carol Williams Barbara Zona Inter Sorority Fraternity Council engaged in the following cooperative efforts: Annual GAZBO Dance; C.A.R.E. 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