Eastwood High School - Hilltopper Yearbook (Syracuse, NY)

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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.

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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

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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.