Eastwood High School - Hilltopper Yearbook (Syracuse, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 100 of the 1956 volume:

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. EASTWOOD HIGH SCHOOL Syracuse, New York 'Dedication Seniors of 1956 proudly dedicate their year- book to Miss Keitha Mandigo, teacher of French to successive classes of Eastwood’s students. Skillful in dealing with students and subject matter, painstaking and patient with all, Miss Mandigo has taught many valuable lessons through her own example. A teacher affects eternity; he can never tell where his influence stops. from The Education of Henry Adams” foreword W e, the class of 1956, have sought to reflect in the pages of The Hilltopper the gay, light- heartedness of the fun-loving people of France. The French people are renowned as well for cultural development and progress. And as we unfold our pages, we find that our senior year has held true to these same characteristics, striving at all times for achievement, success and happiness as our goal. ROBERT W. OLIVER Principal JOHN V. MEATH Vice-principal and Boys’ Guidance Counselor CATHERINE P. HEARN Girls’ Guidance Counselor Mathematics Seated, left to right: Helen C. Bur- roughs, Helen L, Ferber, Mary A. Fayle. Standing, left to right: Richard M. Park, Charles W. Foster, Jr. Commercial Left to right: Donald J. Garguil, Edgar M. Klett, Robert W. Mitchell, Mar- garet M. Van Alstine. THE FACULTY English, iMnguages, Librarian Seated, left to right: Vivian M. Bishop, English; Ruth H. Wilson, English; Anna S. Vivenzo, English; Stephanie Beaulieu, English; Keitha G. Mandigo, French. Standing, left to right: Elizabeth N. Crannell, English; Bernice H. Wells, English; Dorothy F. Newman, English and French; Anne W. Baird, English; Gloria E. Penner, English; Mary Man- chester, Librarian. Science, Health Seated, left to right: Elizabeth T. Gee, Health; Verda J. Halligan, Science; David M. Constance, Science. Standing, left to right: Merton L. O’Hare, Science; D. Patrick Hughes, Science. Not present: Russell E. Seidel, Science. THE FACULTY Social Science Left to right: D. Patrick Hughes, Archangelo Frisina, George J. Pursi- ano, Jane R. Dickinson, Lela E. Sine. Not present: Pearl W. More, Warren E. Jerome. Industrial Arts Left to right: Arthur J. Horrocks, Woodworking; Bernard J. Hess, Print- ing; Howard E. Hogan, Electricity; Robert J. Provo, Auto Mechanics. Home Economics, Dietitian Left to right: Ellen B. Eaton, Foods; Margaret M. Notcher, Dietitian; Mar- guerite S. Ronan, Clothing. THE FACULTY Art, Music Left to right: Agnes M. Ryan, Art; John Wilkie, Music; Ruth Maglione, Music. Not present: Marion W. Kilpatrick, Music; Louis R. Williams, Art. Physical Education Left to right: Dorothy Hettler, Milan Trnka, Renee M. Sexton. Not present: James Rollier. Office Eunice S. Lockwood, Attendance Clerk. Zelda Stockham, Principal’s Secretary. JOHN F. ZABADOL 3fn iHemortam We dedicate this page to our physical education instructor, Mr. John Zabadal who passed away on November 21, 195% Out of the shadow of night The world rolls into light; It is daybreak everywhere.” —Henry W. Longfellow • 0 9 THE “HILLTOPPER” STAFF David Kennedy Sporti Editor Frances Zampino Charles Mathews Advertising f 4 P fi _ t Peter LaNeve Floor Copunm ' ' Janis Gross Floor Ceptein � John Ducar Krtord Clerk T ' Sandra Lewis Smbitriptiom Editor Mrs. Elizabeth Crannell Adtiior ’56 Mr. Bernard Hess Adtiior Floor Coftotn President ISENHART, W. VERNON Bill” Empire Boys’ State '55; Football ’53, ’54, ’55; Pres. Senior Class ’56; Ap- paratus Club ’50, '51. Ambition—Health, wealth, a wife, 9 kids, happiness and understanding. Secretary BRUBAKER, SUSAN A. Sue” Student Council ’55, '56; Chorus '53, ’54; College Clinic ’55, '56; Yearbook Staff ’56; Sec. Sr. Class '56 (Fall); Sr. Play Committee '55, '56; Monitor ’56; Bowling ’54; Dramatics’ Club '54. Ambition—To go to college and live a happy, useful life. President MALANDRA, RALPH J. Nominating Committee '55, '56; Chairman Cap and Gown Committee ’56; Intramural Basketball ’51, ’52; Senior Dance Committee '56; Pro- jection Squad ’53; Baseball '56; Fear- less Five '56. Ambition—To be a professional singer. Secretary KELLER, ANN-MARIE Annie” Allied Youth ’53, '54; Rep. to Buck Hill Conference ’53; Pub. Mgr. '53; Vice Pres. ’54; Bowling '53, ’54, ’55, ’56; Red Cross '55, ’56; Senior Choir and Robed Choir ’54, ’55, '56; Rec. Sec. '56; Senior Dance Committee '56; Senior Play Make Up Committee '56; Girls’ Choir '54, '55, '56. Ambition—To he rich and live on the sunny side of the street with the man of my dreams. Vice President THOMPSON CAROL M. Jr. Student Council Secretary '53; Senior Red Cross Secretary ’52; Sen- ior Student Council ’54, ’55; Steer- ing Committee '55, '56; Senior Class Vice President '55. Ambition—To make a certain N.C. happy—always. T reasurer HAWS, GEORGE M. Geo” Hi-Y Alpha Sec. ’54; Treas. '55; Pres. '55; V. Pres. ’56; Chorus '52, ’56; Senior Choir Treas. ’56; Senior Stu- dent Council ’55; Senior Play '56; American Legion Empire Boy’s State '55; JV Basketball '54; Senior Class Treas. (Fall) '55. Ambition—To graduate from college and make a lot of friends and a little money. Vice President DeMARIO, NINA A. Vice-President Sr. Class ’56; Girls Bowling ’56; Student Council '54, ’55; Cheerleading ’54, '55. Ambition—To be happy and to some- day marry a certain C. L. Treasurer LaNEVE, PETER G. Pete” Baseball ’53, ’54, '55, '56; Manager ’51, ’52; Basketball ’53, '54, '55, '56; Foul Shooting '54, ’55; Yearbook Staff ’56; Junior Student Council '51, '52; Inactive Captain of the Fearless Five” '56. Ambition—To play professional base- ball. Committees Class Night Committee Sponsors: Mrs. Bernice Wells and Mrs. Ruth Wilson Co-Chairmen: Madeleine Sears and Lorin Hunt Committee: Donna Albino, Jeanette Fiello, James Flynn, Jacqueline Grala, Arnold Jameson, Chuck Maines, Patsy Montana, Monica Murray. Commencement Committee Sponsor: Mrs. Marguerite Ronan Co-Chairmen: Charlotte Drier and Warren Marini Committee: Pete Copani, A1 Derocher, Margaret DeWald, Joanne Fett, Roger Goodelle, Janice Gross, Stella Jarmac, Gloria Miano, Pat Peters. CLASS MOTTO Chiefly the mold of a man’s fortune is in his own hands.” CLASS COLORS Blue and Gold Cap and Gown Committee Sponsor: Mr. David Constance Co-Chairmen: Carol Temple and Chuck Mathews Committee: Sandy McCullough, Joan Zaccaria, Elaine Byrne, Dom Galluzzo, Joyce Gutchess, Dean Lid- dick, Carol Pierce, David Rizzo. Color and Motto Committee Sponsor: Miss Keitha Mandigo Chairman: Theresa Vigliotti Committee: Stanley Banazek, Thomas Fredette, Vicky Phil- lips, Barbara Reed. Senior Ball Committee Sponsors: Mrs. Ellen Eaton and Miss Lela Sine Co-Chairmen: Karen Krouse and Jim DeFuria Committee: Jack Brickell, Mary Anne Corona, Nancy Crouse, Marilyn Gleason, Frank Haynes, Bill Hume, Frank Pisano, Barbara Zona. Class History The curtains opened in September and found the nominating committee for Senior Class officers busily at work. The committee presented the slate and when the final vote was counted Bill Isenhart was president; Carol Thompson, vice-president; Sue Brubaker, secretary; and George Haws, treasurer. In December the Senior Play Committee began the important task of choos- ing the Senior Play. Tryouts were held, in which over fifty seniors participated. The final cast was chosen and rehearsals began. February 4 the Senior Class presented Senior Swing in the school gym to raise money for the treasury. Elections were held for spring officers and Ralph Malandra accepted the gavel as president. Assisting him were Nina DeMario, vice-president; Anne Keller, secretary; and Peter LaNeve, treasurer. April 19 was chosen as opening night for this year’s Senior Play, All in the Family. Taking part in the play were Jeanette Charlebois, Jim DeFuria, Francine Maley, Jack Brickell, Jeanette Fiello, Roger Goodelle, George Haws, Lorin Hunt, Bob Worden, Carol Temple, Carol Pierce, John Cooper, Mary Anne Corona. May 11 was the date of the unforgettable Class Night. Many seniors dis- played hidden talents and everyone had fun at the Senior Dance held in the gym afterward. Senior Ball, the most memorable event of the senior year, took place June 1 at Hotel Syracuse. Jack Kreisher’s orchestra provided the music for the gala affair. Diplomas were presented at Commencement June 25, and the seniors passed from the halls of Eastwood High School to the world of their future—and the curtains closed. SENIOR HONOR ROLL Arnold Jameson 95.60 Jane Sigourney ........................... 94.51 Victoria Phillips____________________________93.46 Madeleine Sears _____________________________93-28 Sandra Lewis .............................. 92.76 Ruthann Heins________________________________92.22 Noreen Knabel________________________________92.06 Susan Brubaker______________________________ 91.84 Inese Klavins............................... 91-31 V. William Isenhart__________________________91.02 George Haws__________________________________91.01 Joan Verguson________________________________90.04 Roger Goodelle 89.97 Marilyn Hoffman______________________________89-82 Dorothy Kulas 89.37 Sandra Smith_________________________________89-25 Frederick Lupone_____________________________89-09 Suzanne Burkhart_____________________________89.00 Anna Lupone ________________________________ 89.00 Theresa Madonna____________________________ 89.00 Francine Maley 88.95 Carol Hageman 88.70 Linda Craver 88.67 Carol Temple _____________________________ 88.61 David Parkinson ____________________________ 88.35 Joyce Battaglia 88.29 Diane Young 88.22 Hilda Kammar ________________________________87.91 Janis Gross ______________________________ 87.72 David Rizzo ................................ 87.67 Peter Hickey 87.31 Donna Albino ............................... 87.23 Jeanette Fiello ____________________________ 87.12 Andrea Bechtle _____________________________ 86.87 Barbara Reed ________________________________86.60 Joanne Fett__________________________________86.52 David Kennedy________________________________86.50 Marilyn Vieau _______________________________86.46 Joyce Gutchess ............................. 86.45 Betty Eaton _______________________________ 86.40 Frank Haynes _______________________________ 86.36 Santo Cali __________________________________86.34 John E. Cooper_______________________________86.03 Carolyn Delia 85.94 Carol Thompson _____________________________ 85.94 Louise Grabowski ___________________________ 85.77 Lorin Hunt __________________________________85.58 Florence Kousky 85.55 Thomas Fredette 85-50 Nina DeMario _______________________________ 85.17 Amelia Siiss _______________________________ 85.05 Rita O’Brien ............................. 85.04 ALBINO, DONNA L. Little One” Swimming '53, '54; Bowling ’53, ’54, ’55, ’56; Red Cross ’55; Jr. Red Cross ’53; Sr. St. Council ’55, ’56; Yearbook '54. Ambition—To someday beat Bob B. on a pick-up and to grow another inch and a half. ARNONE, VIVIAN V. Viv” Senior Choir ’54, ’55, 56; Preliminary Choir '54; Swimming '54; Archery '55, ’56; Dancing '54; Volleyball '54; Playday '54; Red Cross '54; Senior Play Make Up Committee '56. Ambition—To be considerate of others; to keep smiling and bring friendship to the friendless and hap- piness to the unhappy. ATON, SANDRA E. Kandee” Senior Choir '56; Archery '55, '56; Volleyball '55; Playday '55. Ambition—To be friends with every- one; to keep smiling; to go back to T exas. BATAGLIA, JOYCE T. Tex EAA Solicitor '53, ’54, '55; Yearbook Solicitor '53, ’54, '55; Chorus '52, '53, '55; Senior Student Council '53, ’54; Hi-Lites Exchange Editor '55; Sr. Red Cross Sec. '55. Ambition—To live, love, and be happy. BECHTLE, ANDREA Andi” Volleyball '52; Serv-Us Ball '52; Bad- minton ’52; Swimming '52, '53, '54, '56; Preliminary Choir '52, '53; Senior Choir '54, ’55, '56; White Plume Society '54; Senior Dance Committee '56; College Clinic '55, '56; Sec. '55; Red Cross '56; Sr. Play Ticket Com- mittee '56. Ambition—To always keep smiling; live a good life and make many friends. BIANCHI, JUDITH A. Judy” Senior Play Committee '56; College Clinic '55. Ambition—To be a successful teacher. BANAZEK, STANLEY J. Stan” J.V. Basketball '53; Football '51, '52, 53; Basketball '52, '53; Intramural Basketball '52, '53; Red Cross '53; Intramural Dodge Ball ’53, ’54; EAA ’53, '54; Eastwood Guide '56; Golf '52, '53, ’54, '55, ’56. Ambition—To win golf's grand slam. BARWIKOWSKI, GEORGE J. Barr” Golf ’55; Traffic Squad '53; Track '53; Red Cross '53. Ambition—Just to be a success. BRICKELL, JOHN J. Jack” Hi-Y Alpha '51, '52, '53, ’54, '55, '56; Pres. '56; Senior Play '56. Ambition—To have money, friends and 5- 1 rating. CALI, SANTO S. Sam” Student Council ’52, '53, ’54; Traffic '54; Yearbook Staff '56; Eastwood Guide '56. Ambition—To make a few dollars and a million friends. COOPER, JOHN E. J. Edgar” Yearbook Art Editor '56; Senior Play '56; Science Club '55, '56; Band '52, '53, ’54, '55; Audio Visual '52, '53, '54, '55, ’56; Cross Country '54; Prelim. Choir '53, ’54; Pres. ’54; Sr. Choir '53, ’54, '55, '56 Hi-Lites '56 Robed Choir '53, ’54. Ambition—To be a S Sgt. in the I 38th ANG. COPANI, PETER J. Pete” Hi-Y Alpha ’54, ’55, ’56; Chorus '55; Sr. St. Council '55; Pres. '56. Ambition—To get married and have five kids and support them with my manager s pay. DeFURIA, JAMES H. Jimmy Dee” Class Pres. '52, ’56; Hi-Y Alpha ’53, '54, ’55, '56; Pres. 55; Band ’52, ’53, ’54, ’55, ’56; Choir ’52, ’53, 54, 55, ’56; Football ’52, ’53, ’54, ’55, ’56; Track ’52, ’53; Senior Play ’56; Or- chestra ’54, ’55, ’56; Traffic ’53, ’54, 55, ’56. Ambition—To keep busy doing noth- ing and never have time to be un- happy. PATRICK DELLEFAVE DEROCHER, ALBERT B. Tiger Delta Chi Hi-Y ’54, ’55; Pres. ’54; Basketball ’55, ’56; Football ’55; Senior Dance Committee '56. Ambition—To speak the English language fluently. DIETERLE, RONALD C. Ron Chorus ’52, ’53 Ambition—To become a submariner when I get active duty in the DSN. DUCAR, JOHN G. Duke Basketball ’53, '54, ’55, '56; Yearbook Staff ’56; Baseball '56. Ambition—To be a future coach at Notre Dame. ENGLISH, EDWARD G. Limey Track ’53; Cross-Country ’53; Foot- ball ’54; Traffic '53, ’54, ’55; Delta Chi Hi-Y ’54, ’55; Hi-Lites ’55. Ambition—To become a first rate printer. BOHOSIAN, MARY V. Spooks” Yearbook ’54, ’55; EAA ’55, ’56; Red Cross '52, ’53; Allied Youth ’53, ’54; Corres. Sec. ’54; Volleyball ’55; Play- day ’55. Ambition—To some day invade Happy Jack's. BONO, LORETTA A. Ur Senior Play Committee ’55; Senior Homeroom Officer ’55; Prelim. Choir ’54, ’55; Choir ’53, ’54, ’55, ’56; Girls’ Bowling ’54, ’55, ’56. Ambition—To wander where my heart does—and not my mind. BURKART, SUZANNE C. Sue Choir ’56. Ambition—To be a stenographer. BUZZELLI, EMILIA R. Mimi White Plume Society '54; College Clinic ’55; Senior Choir ’54, 55, ’56; Girls' Choir ’54, ’55; Bowling ’56; Swimming ’54; Badminton '51, ’52, ’53, ’54; Volleyball ’51, ’52, ’53; Prelminary Choir, ’53- Ambition—To be successful in my chosen profession and to make a million friends. BYRNE, ELAINE H. Berm Bowling ’55, ’56; Allied Youth ’52, ’53; Chorus ’52, '53, '54, ’55, ’56; Senior Dance Committee ’56; Robed Choir ’54, '55, ’56. Ambition—To secure a good job, get married and raise a happy. healthy family. LOUISE CAIELLO CARROLL, JUDITH M. Dimples Bowling ’52; Volleyball ’55; Playday ’54, '55. Ambition—To someday own Happy Jack's and sell five cent cokes at the booth. CHARLEBOIS, JEANETTE T. Jan Senior Play Committee ’55; Senior Play ’56; Chorus '56; Hi-Lites ’55. Ambition—To get there. CHRISTINO, DONNA JEAN Chris Senior Red Cross ’56; Parliamentarian '56; Swimming '52; Chorus ’52, ’56. Ambition—To be as good a friend to PP, GP, DT, and PU as they have been to me. CLARKE, MARIAN J. Tooty” Christmas Play ’55; Archery ’55; Cheerleading '55, '56; Radio Work- shop ’55, ’56. Ambition—To always make someone happy now and after. COE, KATHLEEN E. Kathy Preliminary Choir ’53; Treas. ’53; Senior Choir ’53, ’54, ’55; Badminton '53; Bowling '53; Swimming ’53; Red Cross ’52; Yearbook Staff ’56; College Clinic ’55, ’56; Usher-Commence- ment; Senior Play Ticket Committee 56; Student Council ’56. Ambition—To always hold happiness in my right hand and to someday graduate from S. U. CORONA, MARY ANN Peter Pan Cheerleading ’55, ’56; Senior Dance Committee ’56; Girl’s Bowling ’55; Senior Play '56; Radio Workshop ’56. Ambition—To live, love and always be happy! FALCIATANO, JOE M. Smokey Joe Football ’53, ’54, '55; Chorus ’56; Treas. Ambition—To open up Smokey Joe's cafe. Tom Preliminary Choir '53; Senior Choir ’53, ’54, '55; Cross-Country ’54; Hi- Lites ’55, ’56. Ambition—To become an officer in the US Air Force and be sent to England. GALLUZZO, DOMINICK C. Baseball ’53, '54, '55; Football ’54, '55, ’56; Basketball '53, ’54, '55; Traf- fic Squad ’54, ’55, '56. Ambition—To make lots of money and to always be happy. GOEWEY, DAVID L. Dave Senior Band '52, ’53, '54, '55, '56. Ambition—To be a millionaire. GOODELLE, ROGER A. Rog Senior Play ’56; Senior Play Com- mittee ’55; Senior Student Council Nominating Committee ’55, ’56. Ambition—To make a million dol- lars and live happily ever after. GRAU, ERNEST L. Ernie” Band 53, ’54, ’55, ’56. Ambition—To be a musician. HAYNES, FRANK H. Haines” Football and Basketball Mgr. ’52, '53; Baseball ’54, ’55, ’56; Basketball '54, '55, 56; Hi-Y Alpha '53, '54, 55, ’56; Senior Student Council ’55, ’56; East- wood Guide ’56. Ambition—To play ball with the New York Yankees. HICKEY, PETER A. Pete” Baseball ’55, ’56; Basketball ’54, ’55, ’56; Steering Committee ’55, ’56; Student Council ’53, '54; Yearbook Staff '56. Ambition—To someday understand the ways of Mrs. Wells. HUME, WILLIAM H. Willie” Senior Choir '52, ’53, '54, ’55, '56; Stage ’55, ’56; Football Mgr. ’53. Ambition—Ambition. HUNT, LORIN I. Libby” Preliminary Choir ’53, '54; Senior Choir ’53, ’54, ’55, ’56; Orchestra ’55, ’56; Triple Octette '54, ’55, '56; Senior Play ’56; Senior Play Committee, ’56; Hi-Y Alpha ’53, ’54, '55, '56. Ambition—To m i n i s te r through music. HURTEAU, DONALD J. Kanuck” Allied Youth 54, '55, '56; Sec. '55, '56; Delta Chi Hi-Y ’53, ’54, ’55; Sec. ’56; Senior Hi-Lites '55; Boys’ Bowl- ing ’56; Traffic Squad ’55, ’56. Ambition—To take over Mr. Hess’s print shop. CRAVER, LINDA A. Lin” Preliminary Choir ’53, ’54; Robed Choir ’54, '55, ’56; Senior Choir ’54, ’55, '56; Senior Class Nominating Committee '56. Ambition—To impart my knowlege? on a group of eager students. CROUSE, LOUISE J. Lou” Ambition—To make right in what- ever I do in the future. CROUSE, NANCY L. Nan” Bowling ’54, ’55, ’56; Senior Dance Committee ’56; Steering Committee '55. Ambition—To learn how to drive; make James Street with no lights, one way, end speed zone. DELIA, CAROLYN N. Carol” Senior Choir ’54, '55, '56; Prelimi- nary Choir ’54; Swimming '54, '55, '56; Bowling ’56; Dancing ’54, '55; Badminton ’55; Volleyball ’54, ’55; Play Day '54; Senior Play Make-up Committee ’56. Ambition—To go to Paris and come back and then get married and raise a big, happy family when the right” man comes along. DeWALD, MARGARET E. Marge” Chorus ’53, '54; Yearbook ’53; EAA '56. Ambition—To take my driving test and pass it. DRIER, CHARLOTTE M. Char” Student Council '54, '55; Chorus ’52; Girls Bowling '54, ’55, ’56; Steering Committee '55, ’56; Hi-JJtes '55; Senior Play Committee '56. Ambition—To travel, make loads of friends, and live, love and be happy. EATON, BETTY JANE Mildred” Chorus ’54, ’55, ’56; Badminton '54, ’55; College Clinic '55, '56; Eastwood Guide '56. Ambition—To be in Georgia next fall. FETT, JOANNE D. Jo” Majorettes '55, '56; Swimming '54; Yearbook Staff '56; Chorus '51, '52; Preliminary Choir '52, '53; College Clinic '55, '56; Eastwood Guide '56; Senior Class Nominating Committee (Spring Term) '56; Foreign Student Drive '55; Community Chest and Red Cross Drive '55. Ambition—To obtain true happi- ness and satisfaction in the vocation of my choice—and to earn the dis- tinction of a successful lady in white”. FIELLO, JEANETTE M. Jan” Jr. St. Council Treas. '51; Orchestra '50, '51; Bowling '54, '55, '56; Cheer- leading '53, '54, '55, '56; Captain '55, '56; Sr. St. Council ’53, ’54, '55, '56; Vice Pres. '55, '56. Ambition—To live, love and forever be happy with J.C. GLEASON, MARILYN M. Chorus '56; Senior Play Committee '56. Ambition—To go to college and through life with thf help of God. GRABOWSKI, LOUISE F. Weezie” Bowling '56. Ambition—To marry a handsome fel- low and move to Arizona. GRALA, JACQUELINE B. Jacky” Red Cross '52, '53; Chorus '53, '54, '55, 56;HiLites '53, 54; EAA '53, '54; Treas. Sr. Choir '54; Vice Pres. '55; Senior Play Make Up '56; Prelimi- nary Choir ’52, '53; College Clinic '55, '56; Robed Choir '54, '55, '56. Ambition—To win the fight with Mam! JAMESON, ARNOLD Amy” Hi-Y Alpha '53, '54, '55, '56; Treas. Sr. St. Council '56; Corres. Sec. Sr. Choir '54; A Capella Choir '53, '54, '55, '56; Sr. Choir '53, '54, '55, '56; Preliminary Choir '53, '54; Pres. Sr. Choir '56; Orchestra '53, '54; Foot- ball '56; HR. Pres. '53, '56; Band '53, '54, '55, '56; Sectional All-State Choir '56; All City Band '53, '54, '55, '56; St. Speaker CGRC Drive '56. Ambition—Finish college and become a structural engineer. KENNEDY, DAVID J. Deacon” Football '53, '54, '55; Basketball '53, '54; Student Council '54, '55; Senior Class Nominating Committee (Fall Term). Ambition—To see the Fearless Five win a game. KURYLA, EDWARD R. Ed” Ambition—To buy a jeep and tour New York State. KYANKA, MICHAEL Mike” Hi-Lites, Business Mgr. '55; Sports Editor '56. Ambition—To go to Alaska and play it cool. LAUN, H. THOMAS T” Hi-Y Alpha '54, '55, '56; Band '53, '54, '55, '56; Yearbook Photograph Editor '56; Traffic '55, '56. Ambition—To live, love, laugh and be happy!! LIDDICK, DEAN A. Ambition—To make good at what- ever I undertake. LUPONE, FRED E. Fearless Varsity Basketball ’53, ’54, '55; Var- sity Football ’53, 54, '55; Hi-Lites Sports Editor '55; Senior Student Council '55, '56. Ambition—To play pro basketball and steal the hall from Bob Cousy. MacDONALD, ALLAN R. Mac Senior Student Council '53, ’54; Bowling '55, '56. Ambition—To travel around the world in a nut shell. MACHELL, WILLIAM R. Bill Orchestra; Motion Picture Squad; Chorus '55; Hi-Y Delta. Ambition—To be a farmer. MAINES, CHARLES L. Maingie Student Council '54, '55; Choir ’54, ’55, '56; Basketball '55. Ambition—To win one disagreement with Mr. Klett. MARINI, WARREN J. Marlin Baseball '53, '54; Football '53, '54; Basketball '53, ’54: Ambition—To make good after high school. MATHEWS, CHARLES J. Chuck Football '55; Baseball '55, '56; Year- book Committee '56; Senior Dance Committee '56; Fearless Five '56; Hi-Lites Staff '56. Ambition—To become a draftsman. GROSS, JANIS Jan Chorus '54, ’55, ’56; Yearbook ’56; Eastwood Guide ’56. Ambition—To marry a certain K.W.; own two German shepherds and live happily ever after. GUTCHESS, JOYCE E. Swimming ’53, '54; Choir '53, '54, '55, '56; Christmas Program '54; East- wood Guide '56. Ambition—To love and be loved. HAGEMANN, CAROL J. Chorus '53, ’54, '55, '56; Robed Choir '55, '56; Badminton '54, '55; College Clinic '55, '56; Rep. to S.U. '55. Ambition—To get to Oswego State Teachers' College and have as many wonderful friends and good times as I’ve had at EHS. HANNON, MARY ANN Kitty Chorus '54, '55, '56; Choir '55, '56. Ambition—To find happiness and success in Florida. HEINS, RUTHANN Student Council '52, '53, '54; Hi-Lites '53, '54, '55, '56; Editor '55 Yearbook Editor '56; Badminton '52, '53; Vol- leyball '52, '53, '54; Archery' '55, '56; Swimming '56; Playday '52, '53; Sr. Play Committee '55; Sr. Play Busi- ness Manager '56; College Clinic Pres. '55, '56; Senior Choir ’54, ’55, ’56; All-High Choir '54; Dramatics Club '54; Sr. Dance Committee '56; Triple Octette '56. Ambition—To get through Oswego and start all over again in kindergar- ten. HOFFMAN, MARILYN J. Mary Lyn Chorus ’53, '54, '55, '56; Robed Choir '54, '55, '56; College Clinic '55, '56; Bowling '56; Foreign Student Drive '53, '54, '55. Ambition—To marry you know who, to be you know what, to live you know where and to die you know when. J ARM AC, STELLA F. Stel McMANUS, BRUCE R. Bowling ’56. Ambition—To marry a certain Sailor Boy” and live happily ever after. Chorus ’54, '55, ’56. Ambition—To drive my ’47 Merc” 100,000 miles. KAMMAR, HILDA H. Had Sr. Student Council ’53; Senior Choir ’53, '54. Ambition—To live a happy life. KLAVINS-KLAVITIS, INESE Ambition—Always to land on my feet. KNABEL, NOREEN A. Chorus '53, ’54, '55; Badminton '53; Playday ’53; Swimming ’53; ESSPA Rep. '53; Senior Play Prop Commit- tee ’56; Hi-Lites ’55; Exchange Editor ’56; Copy Editor Yearbook '56; Red Cross Drive ’53, ’54; Head Usher Commencement ’55; Foreign Student Drive ’54. Ambition—To make my teachers, Parents and friends proud of me. KRAUSE, KAREN A. Kay Chorus ’53, ’54, '55; Intramurals '53, ’54, ’55; Junior Prom Committee ’55; College Clinic '56; Yearbook ’56. Ambition—To marry a pro basket- ball player. MINAHAN, MICHAEL D. Lefty Delta Chi Hi-Y ’54, ’55; A. Y. Presi- dent ’55; Hi-Lites ’55; Traffic Squad ’55. Ambition—To be a life-long member of the O.F.F. (Off Ferns Forever). MONTANA, PATSY A. Strings' Delta Chi Hi-Y ’56; Allied Youth ’56. Ambition—To make good after high school. NEMIER, PAUL R. Chorus ’53, ’54, ’55; Choir ’53, ’54, ’55; Voice '54, ’55. Ambition—To be a radio technician. NOJAIM, JAMES P. Moj” Traffic ’53. Ambition—To be a success. OLIN, DUANE C. Doc” Football ’55; Basketball ’55, ’56; Senior Choir '55, '56; Yearbook Staff ’56; Baseball ’56; Hall Monitor ’56. Ambition—To build Smokey Joe’s Cafe where Wager's burnt out. v PARKINSON, DAVID S. Parky” Student Council ’52, ’53; Yearbook Editor '56; Eastwood Guide '56; In- tramural Basketball '56. Ambition—To graduate from college and become a success. —«-— J4, ’55, '56; Senior Choir ’53, '54, ’55, ’56; Cross Country and Track ’53, '54, '55; Triple Octette ’55, ’56; All State Choir '56; Robed Choir ’53, ’54, ’55, ’56; Football '54, '55. Ambition—To be the greatest singer in the world. RIANO, RAYMOND L. Buddy” Band '52, ’53, ’54, ’55; J. V. Basket- ball ’54, ’55; Senior Intramural Bas- ketball ’56; Delta Chi Hi-Y ’55, ’56; Eastwood Guide ’56. Ambition—To become a famous arch- itect. RIZZO, DAVID Dave” Ambition—To graduate from Col- lege and go on to become manager of my own law firm. ROCCHI, MARIO J. Johnny” Foreign Student from Italy; Home- room Officer ’55, ’56; Student Coun- cil ’55, '56; Hi-Y Alpha ’55, ’56; Mon- itor Squad '56; Honorary President of Allied Youth ’55, '56. Ambition—To become a chemist. KRETSCHMER, JANET M. Jan Chorus ’54, ’55, '56; Senior Choir ’56; Hi-Lit es ’55; College Clinic ’56; Christmas Program ’54, Sr. Play Ticket Committee ’56. Ambition—To love and be loved, to trust and be trusted. KULAS, DOROTHY A. Dorth” Business Mgr. Hi-Lit es ’55; ESSPA Rep. ’55; Volleyball ’54; Badminton ’54. Ambition—To become a top notch secretary. LEWIS, SANDRA E. Sandy” A.F.S. Exchange Student ’55; Hi-Lit es Feature Editor ’55, ’56; Yearbook Subscription Manager ’56; College Clinic '55; Vice President '55; Senior Dance Committee ’56; Volleyball ’53; Badminton ’53; E.A.A. Solicitor '53; Foreign Student Drive ’53, ’54, ’55. Ambition—To visit Europe again; to he a friend and to make friends throughout college life. LUPONE, ANNA G. Annie” Preliminary Choir ’54; Senior Choir ’55, ’56; Robed Choir ’55, ’56; Girls’ Choir ’55; Senior Dance Committee [56; College Clinic ’56; E.A.A. ’54, ’55, ’56; Syracuse Community Chest and Red Cross Drive '55. Ambition—To be a success in my chosen career and live happily ever after, remembering, Laughter is what the world is after'’. MACRI, JOANNE A. Grandma” Student Council '52, ’53, ’54; Red Cross President '55, '56; Swim- ming ’52, ’53, ’54; Archery ’55; Senior Ball Committee '56. MADONNA, THERESA L. Tre” President Junior Student Council ’53; E.A.A. Solicitor '53; Preliminary Choir ’53; Foreign Student Drive ’53; Steering Committee ’55, ’56; Senior Student Council '55, ’56; Yearbook Editor ’56; Eastwood Guide '56; Senior Play Publicity Committee ’56; College Clinic '55, '56. Ambition—To enjoy four great years at S.U., graduate and find happiness and success in everything I under- take. MALEY, FRANCINE M. Fran” Senior Chorus '53, '54, '55, '56; Robed Choir ’54, ’55, '56; Senior Play ’56; Badminton ’55; College Clinic '55, ’56; Radio Broadcasts ’56; Red Cross '53; Swimming ’54; Girls’ Choir ’53, ’54, ’55; White Plume Society ’54; Playday '54; Christmas Program ’56. Ambition—To be a success in what- ever I undertake and to make a million friends. MARTIN, BARBARA K. Fi-fi” Red Cross '53, '54; Senior Student Council ’54; Senior Play Committee ’55; Senior Play Props '56; Senior Dance Committee ’56; Senior Play Usher ’55. Ambition—To go to Dean Academy. MAURO, CONSTANCE E. Connie” Bowling '56; Volleyball '53. Ambition—To be a success in every- thing I do and make new friends every day. McCullough, sandra j. Sandy” Choir ’52, ’53; Junior Student Coun- cil '52; Senior Student Council ’53; Senior Red Cross '54; Senior Dance Committee '56; Publicity Manager '55; Hall Monitor '56; Cap and Gown Committee ’56. Ambition—To help as many people in nursing as I can and to make a certain someone” happy someday!! MIANO, GLORIA J. Glo” Bowling ’55, ’56. Ambition—To be sucessful in any- thing I do! MILLER, LORRAINE C. Lolly” Senior Choir ’53, '54, '55, '56; Double Octette ’55; Girls’ Choir ’53, '54, ’55; Preliminary Choir ’53; Swimming ’53; Bowling ’54; Archery ’55; Col- lege Clinic ’55; Yearbook Staff ’56. Ambition—State University of Iowa —Nurse. SEELEY, NELSON A. Nel” Track and Cross Country ’53, '54; Traffic Squad ’53. Ambition—To own the best Lincoln in Eastwood. SPADAFORA, JOHN C. Lucky” Chorus '55, ’56. Ambition—To become an educated bum. STEPHANO, CHARLES Chuck” Hi-Y Alpha ’55, ’56; Student Council '52, '53; Red Cross '53; E.A.A. Solici- tor ’54. Ambition—To be a success in my chosen field. VENDITTI, JOHN F. Phil” Football '52, '53, '54, ’55; All City ’55; Baseball '55, '56; Chorus ’52. Ambition—To be Joe F.'s silent part- ner. WALTERS, THOMAS Tom” Football '53, '54, '55; Basketball ’52, '53, '54; Baseball ’52, '53, '54, '55. Ambition—To see Tiger win a drag. WORDEN, ROBERT C. Rob” Foul Shooting ’52; Apparatus Club ’52; Choir ’54, '55; Sr. Choir ’56; Bowling ’56; Delta Chi Hi-Y '55, ’56. Ambition—Join the Navy and see the world. ZBIKOWSKI, EDWARD H. Spike” Bowling '55, ’56. Ambition—To be a 200 average bouier. ZAWADZKI, EDWARD F. Zawa” Golf '53, ’54, ’55, ’56; Bowling ’55, ’56; Intramural Basketball ’53, ’54. Ambition—To be successful in every- thing I do. MURRAY, MONICA E. Mom” Playday ’54; Preliminary' Choir ’53; Senior Choir ’54, ’55, ’56; Robed Choir ’55, ’56. Ambition—The ability to drive in the street, not on the sidewalk. O’BRIEN, RITA M. Red Cross ’53, ’54, ’55, '56; President '54; Vice President ’55; Hi-Lites ’54, '55, ’56; Exchange Editor ’54; News Editor ’55; Editor ’56; Swimming '53, ’54, ’56. Ambition—To begin each day with thanks and to close with the satisfac- tion of having helped someone else. PAYNE, GRACE A. Gra” Chorus ’53, ’56. Ambition—To make the most of my- self and make my family proud of me. PERUNKO, RUTH M. Rutbie” Hi-Lites '53, ’54, ’55; Assistant Fea- ture Editor ’55; News Editor '55; Red Cross ’53, '54, ’55; Recording Secre- tary ’54; Treasurer ’55. Ambition—To make the most of West Hartford and be successful in whatever I do. PETERS, PATRICIA M. Patty” Senior Dance Committee ’56; Senior Play Make-Up Committee. Ambition—To finish unfinished busi- ness. PHILIPS, VICTORIA L. Vicky” Badminton ’54, '55, ’56; Swimming ’54; College Clinic ’55, ’56; Chorus ’54; Archery '55; Monitor ’56; Sr. St. Council ’56. Ambition—To make a million friends and always be understanding. PIERCE, CAROL A. Piercy” Majorettes ’54, ’55, ’56; Swimming ’53, ’54; Senior Choir ’54, '55, '56; Preliminary Choir ’52, '53; All High Band ’55; All High Choir ’54; Triple Octette ’54; Red Cross ’53, ’54; Senior Dance Committee ’56. Ambition—To be a successful secre- tary—if I can learn to type. PIERCE, ELIZABETH A. Liz” Preliminary Choir '53; Hi-Lites '55, ’56. Ambition—To be the girl of my parent’s dreams. CONNIE PIGNALBERRI REED, BARBARA J. Barb” Bowling ’54, ’55; Senior Student Council '54, ’55, '56; Secretary ’55, ’56; Majorettes ’55, ’56. Ambition—To be a good Legal Sec- retary and then—the Navy. ROCKHILL, SANDRA J. Sandy Preliminary Choir '54, '55, '56; Hi- Lites '55. Ambition—To somehow, someday, somewhere mean something to some- one. ROMBOUGH, IRENE T. Stretch Bowling '55; Volleyball '55; Playday '54, ’55; Red Cross '54; Chorus '54, '55, '56; Senior Choir '55, '56. Ambition—To help R.B. invade Happy Jack’s and someday run J.C. out of business. SEARS, MADELEINE C. Mad” Preliminary Choir '53, '54; Glee Club '53, '54; Girl's Choir '53, ’54, '55; Senior Choir ’53, '54, ’55, '56; Presi- dent ’54; Recording Secretary '55; Vice Pres. '56; Triple Octette '54, '55, '56; Senior Student Council '53, '54, '55; Orchestra ’53, '54, ’55, '56; All City Orchestra '54, '55; Onon. County Oratorical Contest '54; Swimming ’54; Senior Play Stage Manager ’56; College Clinic '55, '56; Senior Class Nominating Committee '56. Ambitiion—To find friendship, hap- piness atul purpose in all I do. SHEA, PATRICIA A. Pat Preliminary Choir '53; Senior Choir '54, '55, '56; Robed Choir ’54, '55, '56. Ambition—To be successful. SIEGEL, ARLENE E. Ar College Clinic '55, '56; Archery '55, '56; Swimming '56; Bowling '56; Senior Play Com. ’55; Senior Play Prop. Com. '56; Archery Tournament '55. Ambition—To be a dress buyer at Saks 5th Avenue. SIGOURNEY, JANE L. Janie Volleyball ’52; Playday '53; Swim- ming '53, '54; Student Council ’52; Red Cross ’56; Chorus '52, '53, ‘54, '55; Yearbook Art Editor '56; Triple Octette ’54, '55; All State Sectional Choir '55; Community Chest and Red Cross Drive '54; Preliminary Choir '52, '53; Foreign Student Drive '54, ’55; College Clinic ’55, '56. Ambition—To be true to myself, my parents, my country and God. SIISS, MOLLY A. Mol Volleyball '52; Swimming '54, '56; Bowling '55, '56; Playday '55; Chorus '53, '54, '55, '56. Ambition—To always be happy and have many friends. SMITH, SANDRA J. Sandy Chorus ’53, '55, '56; Senior Choir '55, '56; Badminton ’54, '55; College Clinic '55, '56; Yearbook Committee '56. Ambition—To always be happy and make a million friends. STAUFFER, M. DIANE Di Senior Choir '55, '56; Robed Choir ’55, '56; Senior Red Cross ’54, '55; Senior Play Committee '55; Playday ’54; Chorus '53, '54, ’55, '56; Muscu- lar Dystrophy Solicitor ’55; Red Cross and Community Chest Solicitor '54, ’55, '56; Am. Field Service Solici- tor '54, '55, '56. Ambition—To become a good medi- cal secretary. TEMPLE, CAROL A. Red Cross '51, '52; Preliminary Choir '54; Vice President ’54; Senior Choir ’54, '55, '56; Swimming ’54; Badmin- ton '54; Dramatics’ Club '54; College Clinic ’55, '56; Senior Play '56; Co- Chairman of Cap and Gown Commit- tee '56. Ambition—To live, love and learn and always have a smile. TERINO, CARMINE Boo Boo Allied Youth '54, ’55, ’56; National Conference '55; Hi-Lites '55, '56. Ambition—To be a success and stay single. TORNATORE, MARIE Bowling ’53, '54, ’55; Choir ’54, '55; Playday '53; Badminton ’53; Dra- matics’ Club '55. Ambition—Always to be happy and successful. TRAYNOR, ELISABETH A. Annie” Bowling ’55, '56. Ambition—To sign a certain contract with a certain B.R. and to keep Irene out of strange places. TURCO, DOLORES A. Dee” Bowling ’54, ’55, ’56; Chorus ’54, ’55, '56; Class Officer ’54, ’55, ’56. Ambition—To own a 957 yellow Cadillac convertible and travel to Florida. UTTER, PHYLLIS S. Sandy” Chorus ’56; Dramatics ’55, ’56; Red Cross ’56; Senior Play Committee '56; Sr. Play Backstage Com. ’56; Sr. Choir ’56; Radio Workshop ’55, ’56. Ambition—To live for Carmen. WEBB, BARBARA A. Babs” Student Council ’53, '54; E.A.A.So- licitor ’55, ’56; Swimming ’54; Pre- liminary Choir ’52, ’53; Hi-Lites ’55; All State Sectional ’55: Robed Choir ’54, '55, ’56; Senior Choir ’54, ’55, ’56; Double Octette ’55, '56; Triple Octette-Treasurer ’56. Ambition—To live a million years, to laugh a million laughs and to love a certain guy. YOUNG, DIANE R. Di” Hi-Lites '50, ’51, ’55; E.A.A. ’54; Stu- dent Council '51, ’53; Yearbook So- licitor '50, '51; Swimming ’52, ’53; Volleyball ’53; Bowling ’54, '55; Playday ’52, ’53, '54; White Plume Society ’54; Women’s Bowling Con- gress ’54. Amibition—To he a success in my chosen career and have a million friends. ZACCARIA, JOAN C. Joanie” Jr. Chorus ’53; Bowling '54, ’56; Al- lied Youth ’55, '56; Vice President '56. Ambition—To successfully play Cupid!!!!! VERGUSON, JOAN M. Jo” Senior Red Cross ’53, '54, '55; Senior Choir '54, ’55; College Clinic ’55, '56; March of Dimes Solicitor ’54, ’55; Muscular Dystrophy Solicitor ’55; Red Cross and Community Chest Solicitor ’53, '54, ’55; Robed Choir '55. Ambition—To be a good registered nurse. VIEAU, MARILYN A. Pookie” Senior Choir '55, '56; Robed Choir '55, '56; Bowling ’55, '56. Ambition—To remain friends with all of the D.B.C. and always be happy. VIGLIOTTI, THERESA A. Vigie” Choir '54, ’56; Student Council '53, '54. Ambition—To always have the grace” of God. FLYNN, JAMES D. Jim” Ambition—To own stock on Mr. Klett’s piggybank. ZALESKI, CAROL A. Bowling '54, 55, '56; Volleyball ’54. Ambition—To live a happy life. ZAMPINO, FRANCES J. Frannie” Student Council ’53, '56; Choir ’54, '55, '56; Majorettes ’53, '54, ’55, '56; Head Majorette ’55, ’56; Swimming '53, '54; Bowling ’53, ’56. Ambition—To keep hospitals and doctors in stitches! (well-ill) ZONA, BARBARA A. Sneezy” Student Council ’54, ’55; Cheerlead- ing '55, '56; Hi-Y Alpha’s Football Queen ’55; Senior Dance Committee ’56; Senior Play Committee ’56; Win- ner of WHEN” trophy for E.H.S. Ambition—To reach the top of what- ever I undertake. KUBERSKI, WALTER M. Kuber” Ambition—To join the Navy to see the girls”. JOHN TALMAGE )(LAff l IU I, Donna L. Albino, hereby will to my sister, Janet, my boy-friends; to Miss Newman all my love; to Beta my extensive vocabulary; to EHS another Albino; to Joanne my thanks for graduating. I, Vivian Arnone, hereby will to Joe and Tony the ability to hitch rides everyday; to Chickie, the ability to keep the lunchroom in an uproar; to Miss Gee, my thanks. I, Sandra E. Aton, hereby will to Ginger the ability to get along with teachers; and to Judy my seat in the Senior homeroom. I, Stanley Banazeck, hereby will Bill B. 1st man on the Golf Squad; to Bob All-City ’57; to Howie F. a remote control car, and to Lynn B. an active membership in the Sweet Kiddies”. I, George J. Barwikowski, hereby will my mechanical desk to the future students; and my desk in English to someone who doesn’t want to cheat. I, Joyce Bataglia, hereby will to Miss Hearn and Miss Stockham, my eternal gratitude, to Mrs. Suholet some- one for the 4th period; to Pete a new car; to Ruth, C. R.; to Ginny, T. P. and B. N. I, Andrea Bechtle, hereby will to Marcia H. someone else to wait for in the morning; to Bonnie and Nancy fun and success at Eastwood. I, Judith Bianchi, hereby will to all my sorority sisters and the future members of Beta my pleasant memories of the best sorority’ and to Miss Hearn my thanks. I, Mary V. Bohosian. hereby will to my cousin, Wayne B. all the fun I have had at EHS; to Ronnie D. I leave EHS; and to all other Eastwoodites, I leave............. I, Loretta Bono, hereby will to my partners, Jeanette and Ro, my everlasting friendship; to my little Donna, my telephone number; to Jon, me and my moods. I, John J. Brickell, hereby will to all Hi-Y Alpha members, the candidates and the good times I’ve had in the club; to George and Jacky???; to George, Mrs. Penner’s love”, and also my abilities”. I, Susan Brubaker, hereby will to Kathy a wonderful senior year; to Judy, Linda De Furia and all the Beta girls the best club ever; and to my teachers my thanks. I, Suzanne Burkart, hereby will my ability to get along well with my teachers and to pass every grade to my sister. I, Elaine Byrne, hereby will to the girls of Alpha the good times; to Judy Hendry the name of Mousey”; to my sister, Mar, all the happiness ever; Joe, I’ll take with me. I, Santo Cali, hereby will to Dave Parkinson my extra- ordinary chemical knowledge and to Frank Haynes the pleasure of knowing that I renounce all claim to his debts to me. I, Judith M. Carroll, hereby will to my sister, Ida, my much-in-need-of-repair gym suit; to I.R. and R.B. the ability to be on time. I, Jeanette Charlebois, hereby will to Dovey and Ler— Our Future—and my thanks for caring; to Rosie a bor- ing night at Harvey’s; to B.S. $.23; to Mrs. Penner— thanks. I, Donna Jean Christino, hereby will to the members of Beta Kappa Mu the fun of belonging to the best sorority ever; to Miss Hearn—an enduring thank you for her help. I, Marian Clark, hereby will to Esther Tucci the ability to gradute; to Sandy Basile the ability to do better in American History than I did. I, Kathleen Coe, hereby will to Elsa, Lucy, Gerri and the other Delta girls, the wonderful times I've had in sorority; to my brother Charles, I leave EHS and to the faculty my thanks. I, John E. Cooper, hereby will to my sisters all the fun I have had in Eastwood. Also to Charlotte I give my chair in 212. I, Pete Copani, hereby will to the Sr. Student Council a smart, new president and to him as much fun as I have had. I, Mary Ann Corona, hereby will to all my BKM sor- ority sisters all the good times I’ve had and hope they have as many; to Miss Hearn my many, many thanks for making this” possible. I, Linda Craver, hereby will to my sister, Sharon, the ability to graduate with my good averages??; to LaRaine all the fun I've had and to the D.B.’s I leave. I, Louise J. Crouse, hereby will Barb the knowledge to pass English and to her sister the ability to enjoy EHS; to Ray the hope that someday my sister will go steady with him. I, Nancy Crouse, hereby will B. Seager luck with B.R.; to Shorty”—play it cool!; to B. Barnello the ability to work his way up in Syracuse Savings; to Ray my love; to P. Peters our friendship. I, James DeFuria, hereby will to John E. the ability to bend his leg when dancing; to my brother and sister all the good times I have had in EHS; to Mrs. Wells, my brother. I. Carolyn Delia, hereby will to my brother John and Tony P. the ability to be late everyday and get away with it; to Pat H. my job on the lingerie counter at McCrory’s. I, Nina DeMario, hereby will to my brother the ability to graduate; to the members of Delta all the good times at EHS; and to Charlie I leave myself. I, Albert Derocher, hereby will to John Gruninger the ability to surpass me as end (of the bench); to C. Lang- paul the ability to speak English better than I; to Mrs. Wells another student to break. I, Marge DeWald, hereby will to Ginny Haas my place in Mrs. Wells’ class; to Ron DeSantis all the good marks I never got; to Alpha the ability to stay on top. I, Ron Dieterle, hereby will my ability (?) to go ice fishing with Dave and catch more than a cold and two perch, my smelly gym locker to somebody, and to Joycie all my love. I, Charlotte Drier, hereby will Pat E. the ability to ride to school next term; to Ray a wonderful trip to Cali- fornia and to Beta all the swell times in the best sorority ever. I, John Ducar, hereby will my unknown baseball tal- ents to Kenny Morrison and my spot on the basketball team to Dave Hunt. I, Betty Eaton, hereby will to Agnes F. the ability to graduate; to Marq, P. lots of good luck and to both of them my ability to talk all day. I, Edw'ard G. English, hereby will to Tom Cianfrocca my post on Traffic and to Theresa best of luck with Dick; to Pat my good times at EHS. I, Joe Falciatano, hereby will to my brother Dick the ability to get along with S.M.; to Norma myself; to my sister my ability to get through school. I, Richard Farrell, hereby will to Dick Dellomorte my traffic post; to Theresa Lotito I leave myself and to all the kids in A.Y. and Delta Chi Hi-Y the best always. I, Joanne Fett, hereby will to Pat K., Barb E., and the future majorettes—all nightgames (with no cloud- bursts); to Rosemary G., good luck; and to Kay, our everlasting friendship. I, Jeanette Fiello, hereby will to Pat Emmons all the fun in her senior year, wrhich is not fun but all work; to EHS a new head-cheerleader and all the luck in the world to her. I, James Flynn, hereby will to my brother John my good times at Eastwood; to Ray R. good marks; to all future hot rods, the streets of Eastwood. I, Thomas L. Fredette, hereby will to all future seniors, the good times I have had at EHS; to all my buddies, 1 will successful and happy lives. I, Dominick G. Galluzzo, hereby will to Tom Macri the ability to make good in sports; to Mr. Hogan another student like me; and to any girl unhitched, I leave myself. I, Marilyn Gleason, hereby will to Jimmy all the won- derful times we’ve had together; to Jim and the Gamma girls my ’’funny” jokes; to Linda E. all our fun in classes. 1, David Goewey, hereby will to Gordon Hayes my great mathematical ability. I, Roger A. Goodelle, hereby will to Dick Westcott the ability to type and to my brother, Gary, all of the good times I’ve had in the classrooms of Eastwood. I, Louise Grabowski, hereby will to my Polish friends all the good times I had at EHS; and to Miss Hearn my many thanks for her grand help. I, Jacqueline Grala, hereby will to Kay Cole my slightly used geometry book; to Danny Hogan the ability to always be a communicator; (to Linda D—Bill and to Judy Kessler, Mrs. Kilpatrick.) I, Ernie Grau, hereby will to Leo Tobin my ability to graduate. I, Janis Gross, hereby will the office switchboard to anyone who is ambitious; to the DBC’s continued friendship; to Karl 1 leave myself and a rod that will beat anybody. I, Joyce Gutchess, hereby will to my sister, Carol, and all my friends still in Eastwood, the very best of fun and good times. I, Carol Hagemann, hereby will to Bill S. the ability to get through Geometry in one year; to Karen Krause all my outgrown knee socks and sneakers. I, Mary Ann Hannon, hereby will to Katy my cavities so she may be excused from school as often as I did and my stuckup ways with Mr. Pursiano. I, George M. Haws, hereby will to members of Hi-Y Alpha all the fun I’ve had at meetings and confer- ences; to J. Brickell my” ability, and luck with C.H.; to Rog, my” hunting ability; to J.G. success and hap- piness. 1, Frank Haynes, hereby will to Bill Hume, Pete LaNeve, John Ducar, and Santo Cali my battered set of pool cues; and to Pete Hickey and Dick Parzych my title— Nunzi’s Landmark.” I, Ruthann Heins, hereby will College Clinic to Barb E., Mary A., and Liz T.—to George S. a kilt to match his plaid hat; to the remaining Heinses, Miss Hearn and all the swell teachers at EHS. I, Peter A. Hickey, hereby will to Dick Callahan, my ability to play second base; to John Gruninger and Jerry Giocondo, I leave my brown nose” with Miss Dickinson and Mrs. Wells. I, Marilyn Hoffman, hereby will all the good times had in DBC’s to future members and to Chickie Weed, a large supply of orange peel and some perforated tea- bags. I, William Hume, hereby will to my henchman, Cy Bart, the corner seat in 101; to Frank Haynes, I leave my diamond studded piano; and to EHS, I leave. I, Lorin Hunt, hereby will to Tim Stone and Lewis Childs all the program responsibilities of Hi-Y Alpha; to Steve Rhodes the ability to understand Mrs. K. I, Donald Hurteau, hereby will to Mike Minahan a genuine Seeley Lincoln dipstick; to Gary Bishop my old developing fluid, and to B. J. Hess the print shop. I, Bill Isenhart, hereby will Jerry Giocondo the squir- rels in the park so he can take lessons and then drive the other teams nuts; to Tony Parotta the ability to play guard. I, Arnold Jameson, hereby will to the football team many happy workouts and a successful season; to any takers my seat in the band hoping they will use it more than I did. I, Stella Jarmac, hereby will to Ellie and Anna Mae, peace of mind; to Miss Hearn, thanks for all the talks” we had, and luck to all the Polaks”. I, Hilda Kammar, hereby will to my sisters Janet and Jewell all the happiness I’ve had at EHS; to Janet my senior homeroom; to Jewell I leave Marcia Haas and Alpha Pi Omega. I, Anne Keller, hereby will to Janet and Jerry my seats in SH; to Charlene, Donald and Rita Ann happy years at Eastwood; to the Alpha girls a new president— Good Luck. I, Dave Kennedy, hereby will to Dick the ability to score two points for the Fearless Five”; to Jim and Chuck the ability to make the Ping Pong team at EHS; to Leon, luck in graduating. I, Inese Klavins-Klavitis, having for six years success- fully survived all the ordeals of this institution hereby will my slothfulness to the faculty and my luck to the future students. I, Noreen Knabel, hereby will to Nancy and Elsa a group of friends like Kathy C., Kathy S., Fran, Carol and Sue; to Lorraine our trip to Virginia; to the Delta girls—all the best. I, Florence Kousky, hereby will my mirror to any senior girl who needs it. I, Karen Krause, hereby will to my brother Paul, the courage and patience to listen to Marilyn Gleason’s jokes; to Janet Kammar my winning ways in Mrs. Wells’ classes. I, Janet Kretschmer, hereby will my seat in room 208 to Rita Mautz, in hopes she will someday get out of it; to Miss Hearn all my thanks for being so wonderful. I, Walter M. Kuberski, hereby will to Tiny” Alice Dlugozima my tools in A.J.’s workshop; and to the huge” Paul A. the right to borrow lunches from any locker he chooses. I, Dorothy Kulas, hereby will my sister Barbara the ability to keep up her marks and to Marylou Heins loads of fun at EHS. I, Edward Kuryla, hereby will my notebook, contain- ing book reports and term papers to Frank Olzewski who is in bad need of them. I, Michael Kyanka, hereby will to J. DeFuria my ugly pills; to D. Kennedy the ability to snare a TD pass; to W. Marini and B. Isenhart luck with their girls; to EHS and faculty good-by and thanks. I, Peter LaNeve, hereby will Dick Fortuno ability to play three sports; to my sister the good times I had at E.H.S.; to Dick Amann and Frank Rego, All-City”; to the basketball and baseball teams all the success in the world. I, Thomas Laun, hereby will my ability to sleep in Mr. Constance’s room to Matty Charles and my front seat in 210 to Shorty” Bush. He needs it??? I, Sandra Lewis, hereby will to future A.F.S. ambas- sadors a terrific summer!!! To Leigh and Harold fun and success at Eastwood; to Miss Hearn and the faculty thanks for all the help”. I, Dean Liddick, hereby will my lack of enthusiasm for gym to whoever wants it, and Eastwood High to those who come after. I, Anna Lupone, hereby will to anyone my ability to tramp out of 4th period S. H., sneak up the down stairs, enter the Cafe through the exit, and discover— no seats!! I, Fred Lupone, hereby will to D. Parzych my No. 27 basketball uniform; to D. Hunt, F. Rego and D. Amann a championship football squad and to the future quar- terback of the E.H.S. football team—my immortal No. 10. I, Allen MacDonald, hereby will to Tony Veccihio my pink tee-shirt; to Tom Laun and Dave Bush a car, so they will not have to bum a ride home; and to East- wood, I leave. I, William Machell, hereby will my locker to some lucky soul who can open it, also my old harmonica to some nut like me who will walk the halls disturbing the teachers. I, Joanne Macri, hereby will to Miss Newman all the book reports that I couldn’t get in on time; to Barb S. the arguments with she knows who; to my brother Tom my place at the dances. I, Theresa Madonna, hereby will to my brother, D.C. and G.M. my terrific times at E.H.S.; to my BKM sisters” the honor of being in the best sorority and to Miss Hearn—thanks! I, Charles Maines, hereby will to anyone a game of hot hand with Mr. Klett; to Judy a can of oil for her eyes; to Linda the ability to stay on a diet. I, Ralph Malandra, hereby will to Jim Johnson the ability to finish school and to make friends with Miss Manchester; to Eastwood High School—I leave. I, Francine Maley, hereby will to Chris some nickels to pay fines; to Linda DeFuria a lot in Texas; to Mrs. Wells my sincere thanks; and to BKM all my thanks. I, Warren Marini, hereby will to John Grunniger my turn around left hand jump shot from the out side; to Jerry Giocondo a bucket of white wash and to Jean Ariola, myself. I, Barbara Martin, hereby will to Carol, Linda, Tinkle, Peggy and all my Gamma sisters the ability to stay on top; to Dick and Gary P. the ability to graduate. I, Charles Mathews, hereby will to my brother Mike” a future in sports at Eastwood; to Anthony L. my foot- ball cleats; to Dianne F. my ability to get along with Mrs. Wells. I, Connie Mauro, hereby will to T. Dane and all the Beta girls the ability to keep Beta on top; to C. Weed the memories of all the laughs and good times in D. B.C. I, Sandra McCullough, hereby will to Tinkle my gym suit; to Reggie the CBA fellows; to Dianne past mem- ories and Tony; to the girls of Gamma Alpha Psi—Keep Gamma on top always. I, Bruce McManus, hereby will to anyone who wants it my parking place and the ability to roam the halls playing a harmonica with a straight face; to the gang —fun and happiness. I, Gloria Miano, hereby will to Charlene Weed all my combs; to Mrs. VanAlstine I leave all my shorthand notes; and to Eastwood High—I leave! I, Lorraine Miller, hereby will to Joni Sero and Sabe Pcrrett my 1956, blue Chevrolet, hard-top convertible; to my cousin Noreen our trip to Virginia; and to the E. H.S. students—my wonderful times. I, Mike Minahan, hereby will to Pat Montana my cracked piston; to my brothers a lot of fun? and to Don Hurteau my barcalounger in print shop. I, Patsy Montana, hereby will my burned valves and my cracked pistons to the Syracuse Road Kings; and all my pot luck to Mike Minahan. I, Monica Murray, hereby will to my friends of the D.B.C. all the fun we’ve had together in hopes that we may have as much fun after graduation. I leave!! I, Paul Nemier, hereby will my locker at the Acme Market to A1 Baker when I enter the regular Navy after graduation. I, Rita O’Brien, hereby will to Charles Coe, Betsy; to Lucy Parisi, Gerri and Elsa the ability to stay as nice as they arc; to the Delta girls—Keep up the good work. I, Duane Olin, hereby will to Jerry Giacondo my posi- tion on the football team and to Ken Morrison my position on the bench in basketball. I, Dave Parkinson, hereby will to Armand Aquilino my good times at Eastwood and to Santo Cali, Dick Parzych and Frank Haynes my ability to play pool. I, Grace Payne, hereby will to my teachers my thanks; to Mr. Klett some new jokes and Eastwood High I leave with one thought—I finally made it. I, Ruth Perunko, hereby will to Lucy Lupone luck with her Teen Column; to Butch Coe—Kathy; E.H.S. any stray note Rita and I left; and to the Delta girls—keep up the good work. I, Patricia Peters, hereby will to N.C., D.C., and L.C. my friendship forever; to B.B. all my luck (he’ll need it) and to the Beta girls my thanks for belonging to the best. I, Vicky Philips, hereby will my seat in chemistry to anyone who would like it. I, Carol Pierce, hereby will to Linda Elzer, Gamma in hopes that she’ll keep it on top; to Peggy Ozogar an- other date with ?? and to next year's squad, a head as crazy as Franner. I, Elizabeth Pierce, hereby will to Chickie Weed a level piece of cake that doesn’t bounce and the ability not to snore in her sleep. I, Frank Pisano, hereby will to my brother all the fun 1 had in E.H.S.; to L.D. the ability to pass harmony; and to the pupils in English 12-2 a dictionary to help pass Mrs. Wells’ vocabulary tests. I, Robert Powers, hereby will to my sister my marks in music; to any fool having no mind my seat in Chemistry; to Phyllis Bernhard, myself. I, Barbara Reed, hereby will to the members and mem- bers to be of Gamma Psi my sister Donna—may she have happy times too; and Good Luck to Barb Gott- schall. I, Raymond Riano, hereby will to Tom DePaul all the good times I have had at E.H.S.; to Dave P., Frank H. , and Santo C., Bill H. and Lorin H. I leave our everlasting friendship. I, David Rizzo, hereby will to my brother Dan all the good times and laughs I've had at Eastwood and to Eastwood—I leave. I. Mario Rocchi, hereby will to the next foreign stu- dent all the fun I have had in E.H.S.; to my pal, Frank, Good Luck in college and throughout life; to Mrs. Wells a Korean issue of Reader’s Digest” for her spelling tests; to Mr. Rollier a new basketball. I, Sandra J. Rockhill, being of sound body! leaving everything last year had little to come back this year after taking so long to get it, just leave with it. I, Irene Rombough, hereby will to my brother Bill, Miss Gee; to Judy Stott Good Luck; to Judy Carroll Poggy’s Pond”; to Anne Traynor, Bill and happiness always; to Rose, D.K. I, Madeline Sears, hereby will to all Beta members a truly wonderful sorority; to Judy Ames the ability to sing 2nd alto; to E.H.S. a tremendous group of teachers; to Sally Obey—nightmares. I, Nelson Seeley, hereby will all the good times at E.H.S. to my friends staying here; to Kenneth Seeley I leave my abandoned locker and to James Soltis my shop ability. I, Patricia Shea, hereby will to Miss Hearn my thanks; to the Delta Girls I leave all the good times I’ve had; to Chicky the ability to outrun the cop in Lincoln Park. I, Arlene Siegel, hereby will my seat in lunch to Esther Tucci, may she have a strong stomach for her remain- ing year at Eastwood. I, Jane Sigourney, hereby will to my sister, Jill, all the fun and wonderful friends I’ve had at Eastwood; to Miss Hearn and Miss Newman—many, many thanks for their help. I, Molly Siiss, hereby will Rita M. my gym suit; to Winnie, Carol, Linda and the Gamma girls—Keep Gamma on top; to Miss Mandigo sincere thanks for being an understanding teacher and friend. I, Sandra Smith, hereby will to W.S. a beautiful blonde; to Smitty my seat in Chemistry class; to Miss Hearn and all my friends in Eastwood the best of everything. I, John Spadafora, hereby will my mathematical ability to Mr. Mitchell; my physical ability to Richard Heck and my good marks to Ronald Egerbuck. I, Diane Stauffer, hereby will to Rosemary the good times I’ve had at E.H.S.; to Miss Hearn—many thanks; to the Beta girls the ability to keep Beta on top. I, Charles Stephano, hereby will to Barny” brains; to Leppy” my car keys; to anyone who will take it—the school; to the school—I leave. I, Carol Ann Temple, hereby will to my little (??) sisters. Sue and Linda, my seat in G.P.s’ history class and also the one in Miss Hearn’s office. I, Carmine Terino, hereby will to Anna Mae my friend- ship and the fun I’ve had; to Theresa and Dell my ability to get along with the office”; to Miss Hearn, my thanks. I, Carol Thompson, hereby will to every member of my sorority. Gamma Alpha Psi, all the wonderful times I’ve had at Eastwood and the ability to stay on top as always. I, Marie Tornatore, hereby will my happy years at Eastwood and my seat in Miss Hearn’s office to my sister, Saundra Lynn. I, Anne Traynor, hereby will to Larry Pugh one pair of girls’ shorts; to Lizzie, a certain someone; to Irene, Walshes and Danny; to Judy, Benny; to Ray, luck and friendship. I, Dolores Turco, hereby will to Pat Ruscito my place in the Palace Sweet Shop”; to Linda Coyne I leave a 5x5” cigarette and all my old boy friends!!!! I, Phyllis Utter, hereby will my long hair and curly eyelashes to Norma DeCoursey; I also leave my brains and intelligence to Christine DeCarlo. I, John Venditti, hereby will to Moose my number 40 jersey; to Dave Hunt a ride to school every morning; to Linda D. I leave Perry Como and to Eastwood—I leave? I, Joan Verguson, hereby will my wonderful exper- iences and all the good times I have had at E.H.S. to my sister, Patricia, in hopes she enjoys her Senior year as much as I did. I, Marilyn Vieau, hereby will to Chickie the fun we have had at Morry’s; to Pat H. the memories of fourth period and to the faculty and Miss Hearn—my thanks. I, Theresa Vigliotti, hereby will Carolyn all my fun and thanks; to Marlene my place in Gamma; to Tinkle my suede jacket; to Mary Ann Marra my office” in Gamma. I, Tom Walters, hereby will to Bob Barnello the Book of Speech; to Chuck Langpaul one driving book so he can drive like Tiger; to Don Baumback my skill at playing pool. I, Barbara Webb, hereby will to my brothers, Guy and Tom the fun I have had in E.H.S.; to Miss Hearn—my thanks for the advice she gave me; to Jr. S.—myself. I, Robert Worden, hereby will to Dave Parkinson and John Cooper memories of the good times we used to have together at the High School dances with (C.P.?) I, Diane Young, hereby will to Crystal one period a day in her senior year; to JoAnn her tattered gym suit; to Ellie, my desserts; to Delta that last notch to the top. I, Joanie Zaccaria, hereby will to Dede, England and Germany; to Theresa—Dick (of course!); to Dell, the title of Pizza King” and to Nancy, my hubby”. I, Carol Zaleski, hereby will to Ginzo, myself; to Dick Westcott (hop-a-long) all the Polish food he wants and can eat. I, Frannie Zampino, hereby will my brother, Dick, to Janet, Mary and the faculty; luck to Gamma; to the majorettes, Lyn and Donna; last, I leave myself to Bob Davies (if he’ll have me.) I, Edward Zawadzski, hereby will to all Polacks my unknown abilities to be an honor student; I leave to Ed C. and Jacks my title down at the whale aquarium where all fish go. I, Edward Zbikowski, hereby will to J.S., the Weasel”, my bowling ability at the Sport Center; to the Polack substitute No. 1, Carmen B., the sole power to be leader of the Hoods. I, Barbara Zona, hereby will L. DeSocia all the cheer- leading songs she can think of and all quiet meetings of the Beta girls; to Sally Obey her fraternity pin; to Cupid (D.W.) all the bows and arrows he can use. Most Ambitious Most Intelligent! Best Dancers SENIOR UATIITK) iSwSLii Succeed )P |B Most Popu lar Most Persistent V Best Musicians Class Cut-ups CLASSES SENIOR STUDENT COUNCIL Advisor MISS JANE DICKINSON President Peter Copan i Vice-President Jeanette Fiello Secretary Barbara Reed Treasurer Arnold Jameison Members: Donna Albino, Judy Ames, Carolyn Angotti, Bill Banazak, Eleanor Barnell, Sandra Basile, Par Benedetto, Sue Brubaker, Carolyn Cardinale, Lewis Childs, Linda DeFuria, Jim DeFuria, Linda Daubenthaler, Nina DeMario, Carl Edwards, John Edwards, Linda Elzer, Virginia Haas, George Hawa, Gary Haven, Frank Haynes, Edward Heck, Dave Hint, Joyce Huston, Barbara Johnson, Judy Konick, Fred Kousky, Chuck Langpaul, John Macko, Theresa Madonna, Chick Maines, Pat McDonald, Keith Morrison, Dick Paryzch, Tony Pelose, Barbara Phillips, Vicky Phillips, Elizabeth Placito, Frank Rego, John Rocchi, Kathy Rock, Sandra Rockhill, Pat Ruscito, Madelaine Sears, Joan Sero, Beverly Stevens, Warren Stevens, Carol Temple, Richard Tobin, Judy Walters, Marilyn Walters, Gail Woodworth, Fran Zampino. JUNIOR STUDENT COUNCIL Advisor MRS. ANNA VIVENZIO President Salvatore Madonna Vice-President David Callahan Secretary Mary Jewell T reasurer Betty Alampi Members: Martha Ahern, Betty Alampi, Larry Alampi, Thomas Alibrandi, Lester Amann, Robert Ames, John Battglia, Vernon Bishop, Carol Bremerman, David Callahan, Elaine Cerimeli, Kathy Coe, Ronald Collier, Frank Coon, Julian Corsello, Jack Daily, Nancy Daily, Giannina DeFuria, Pat Dottolo, David Foster, Betty Ann Gehrke, Sheryl Gilmore, Angela Grilli, James Grinnals, Dana Grove, Thomas Gundach, Steve Harrison, Susan Howard, Marion Jewell, Barbara Konick, Richard Kousky, Edward Krausnick, Lorene Leaderer, Gary Lindstrom, Eugene Macri, Mary Ann Marra, John Meager, Rose Marie Menzi, William Mick, Barbara Mott, Sharon Morlitz, Ann Mural, Daphne Musick, John Oliver, Harry Paryzch, Marcia Peck, George Pelrah, Thomas Phillips, Charles Pritchard, Stephen Rhodes, Thomas Roberts, Carolyn Sabis, Carol Sardo, Clark Shaughnessy, Jill Sigourney, Craig Smith, Joan Spink, Charles Stewart, Maureen Stoudt, Priscilla Suto, Linda Temple, Susanne Tracy, Ted Urda, James Vacco, Linda Volz, Marlene Vigliotti, Gary Walters, Bruce Wheller, Richard Zampino. SENIOR HMJTES Advisors MRS. ELIZABETH CRANNELL MR. BERNARD HESS FALL Editor-in-chief Ruthann Heins Assistant Editor Rita O’Brien News Editor Ruth Perunko Feature Editor Sandra Lewis Exchange Editor Joyce Bataglia Sports Editors Fred Lupone Michael Kyanka Girls’ Sports Dorothy Kulas Art Editor Karen Krouse Business Manager Don Hurteau Photographer Dave Bush REPORTERS Jean Ariola, Eleanor Barnell, Sandra Basile, John Brickell, Deanna Cappa, John Cooper, Tina Dame, Albert Derocher, John Ducar, Joe Falciatano, Gerald Giacondo, Marilyn Gleason, Barbara Harrison, James Johnson, Inesc Klavins, Chuck Langpaul, Christine Ragonese, Dave Rizzo, Dick Sardo, Joan Zaccaria, Fran Zampino, Joyce Huston, Janet Kretschmer, Eleanor D’Agostino, Emerson Rhodes, Judy Konick, Dick Farrell. SPRING Editor-in-chief Rita O’Brien Exchange Editor Noreen Knabel Sports Editors Charles Mathews Leon Capone Girls’ Sports Linda Elzer Business Manager Richard Dellomorte Photographer Dave Bush Roving Reporter Thomas Fredette Beverly Brown, Karen Babkikan, David Callahan, Angela Cirillo, Ronald Collier, Patricia Darrow, Jane DiVeronica, Nancy Hanley, Mary Lou Heins, Carol Ireland, Mary Jewell, Lyn Perry, Carolyn Rich, Lana Sweet, Sue Waful, Isabel Walker. JUNIOR HULITES Advisor MRS. STEPHANIE BEAULIEU FALL Editor Mary Lou Heins Assistant Editor Lyn Perry Feature Editor Carol Ireland SPRING Editor Lyn Perry Assistant Editor Mary Lou Heins Feature Editor David Callahan COLLEGE CLINIC Advisor MISS CATHERINE HEARN Mary Andreanie, Eleanor Barnell, Judy Bianchi, Kathleen Coe, Kay Cole, Nancy Couse, Linda Daubenthaler, Linda DeFuria, Betty Eaton, Linda Elzer, Joanne Fett, Jacqueline Grala, Joyce Gutchess, Lois Gurzny, Marcia Haas, Carol Hagemann, Barbara Harrison, Marilyn Hoffman, Judy Konick, Diane Knapp, Janet Kretschmer, Karen Krause, Anna Lupone, Janet Menke, Lorraine Miller, Martha Pekurney, Diane Pickard, Victoria Phillips, Janet Prior, Christine Ragonese, Madeleine Sears, Joan Sero, Margaret Shemanski, Judy Smith, Sandra Smith, Jane Sigourney, Elsa Stapelfeldt, Beverly Stevens, Ruth Tarnacki, Carol Temple, Sue Temple, Linda Troy, Ann Varik, Joan Verguson, Marylu Walters, Betsey Winslow, Marie Zirilli. ADVISORY BOARD Gail Bennet, Sue Brubaker, Francine Maley, Barbara Ekert, Judy Hamilton. MONITORS Felice Germani, Janis Gross, Betty Eaton, Barbara Johnson, Gordon Hayes, Stanley Banazek, Frank Haynes, Duane Olin, Winifred Grove, Christine Ragonese, Donna McGraw, Melinda Coyne, Sue Tracy, Virginia Haas, Dave Goewey, Elizabeth Byars, Dave Parkinson, Dick Griffo, Erick Murrock, Jim Barnello, Barbara Kulas, Florence Kousky, Vicky Phillips, Rose- mary Grosso, Joanne Fett, Sherry Gilmor, Joyce Gutchess, Peggy Hixson, Santo Cali, Bob Gentife, Paul Debs, Mario Rocchi, Carol Ireland, Anna Mae Samorra, Noreen Knabcl, Rita O'Brien, Joan Dingmand, John Brickell, Sandra Palrah, Bill Sabis, Gary Whitaker, Ed Heck, Barbara Kulas, Dean Liddick, Judy Hamilton, Anne Keller, Pat Benetto, Kathy Rock, Reggie Wadack, Mary Anne Hannon, Judy Ames, Sue Temple, Fran Maley, Lorene Lederer, Margaret DeWald, Joan Verguson, Karen Krouse, Martha Aherin, Lois Gurzney. Mr. Robert Oliver DRUM MAJORETTES Advisor MR. JOHN WILKIE Drum Majorettes: Barbara Eckert, Joanne Fett, Carol Pierce, Sally Pierce, Barbara Reed. Head Majorette: Fran Zampino. OFFICERS President....... Vice-President.. Secretary________ Treasurer........ SPRING Richard Farrell Richard Dellomorte Donald Hurteau Theresa Lotito FALL Richard Farrell Joan Zaccaria Donald Hurteau Anne Miller Mary Ann Brown, Nancy Burkhardt, Doris Carter, Timothy Coon, Jack Cassella, Carol Delia, Richard Dellomorte, Edward English, Richard Farrell, Patricia Fortune, Raymond Guido, Patricia Heldt, Donald Hurteau, Theresa Lotito, Patricia Malley, Joan Martin, Anne Mae Miller, Elaine Pignalberi, Marsha Raphael, Carmen Rizzo, John Rocchi, Carmine Terino, Joan Verguson, Patricia Verguson, Nancy Wagner, Nancy Williams, Joan Zaccaria. ALLIED YOUTH Advisor MR. ROBERT MITCHELL Honorary President JOHN ROCCHI PROJECTION SQUAD Advisor MR. RUSSELL SEIDEL Robert Barone, Seymour Bart, John Cooper, Pete Guido, Steven Harrison, Donald Herrick, Malcolm Ingalls, Vance LaGrone, Donald Lutz, Albert Minahan, Christine Ragonese, John Rhodes, George Sarkus, Leo Suntini, Bill Williams. SCIENCE CLUB Advisor MR. PATRICK HUGHES OFFICERS FALL President_________________________Martha Pekurney Vice-President................... Malcolm Ingalls Secretary.........................Lucy Parisi Treasurer_________________________Margaret Pierce Sergeant-at-Arms................ Richard Mantor SPRING Lucy Parisi Clisa Schneider Leonora Zobkiw Linda Winkie Arthur Pisano Seymour Bart, Paul Cerio, John Cooper, Sandra Giamartino, Judy Hamilton, Lucy Hager, Malcolm Ingalls, Vance LaGrone, Richard Mantor, Lucy Parisi, Martha Pekurney Margaret Pierce, Arthur Pisano, Diane Rossee, Clista Schneider, Linda Winkie, Leonora Zobkiw. CHEER LEADING Advisor MRS. DOROTHY HETTLER Carolyn Angotti, Marian Clarke, Maryann Corona, Nina DeMario, Linda DeSocia, Jeanette Fiello, Maureen Mancini, Ann Marie Petrowski, Kathleen Rock, Kathleen Venditti, Barbara Zona. Faculty members in charge of receipts Mr. Warren Jerome, lower floor Mr. Charles Foster, 1st floor Miss Mary Fayle, 2nd floor Captains ............................................Jean Gingereski, lower floor Kathy Rock, 1st floor Richard Wescott, 2nd floor EASTWOOD ASSOCIATED ACTIVITY Supervisor Mr. Merton O’Hare JUNIOR ART CLUB Counselor............................................. Miss Judith Farrell President .............................................. Richard Greenwood Vice-President Nancy Hanley Barbara Gardell, Susan Hanley, Mary Alice Holdridge, Kristi McCarthy, Bruce Peggs, Shirley Pierce, Craig Smith. President Barbara Phillips Vice-President ....................................................... Ronnie Lynk Secretary ............................................................ Grace Ferrara Ida Carroll, Charles Coe, Grace Ferrara, Karen Foley, Leonard Hamlin, Ronnie Lynk, Carolyn Meyers, Nancy McGarvey, Dan Nappa, John Nicotra, Marco Pignalberi, George Pullin, Antoinette Senzarino, Marlene Vigilotti, Linda Winkie. JUNIOR RED CROSS Advisor MR. WARREN JEROME TRAFFIC SQUAD Advisor MR. ROBERT PROVO Captain 1st Lunch Jeff DeFuria Captain 2nd Lunch....................-.......................... Harold Getman Captain 3rd Lunch ................................................ John Roberts Members: Bob Barnello, Bob Bowles, David Bush, Gary Caskins, Ed Catlin, Peter Charima, Joe D’Agostino, Jeff DeFuria, Jim DeFuria, Dick Dellomart, Dick Farrell, Dominick Galluzzo, Harold Getman, Jim Johnson, Jack Judge, Glenn Kray, Tony Matrone, Gary' Parczyk, Gary Pugh, Carmen Rizzo, John Roberts, Dick Toman. Chairman Peter Copani Pete Copani, Louise Crouse, Charlotte Drier, Pete Hickey, Theresa Madonna, Frank Pisano, Carol Thompson. STEERING COMMITTEE Advisor MISS JANE DICKENSON SENIOR RED CROSS Advisor MISS LELA SINE OFFICERS FALL President.......................... Joan Macri Vice-President ..............John Lansing Secretary Joyce Battelle Treasurer______________________ -.....Robert Barnello SPRING John Lansing Tom Pickelinski Barbara Seager Robert Barnello Andrea Bechtle, Elaine Byrnes, Robert Barnello, Bill Campi, Joe D Agostino, Jill Eichol- zer, John Ezzo, Jean Egerbrecht, Carl Edwards, Judy Krause, John Lansing, Barbara Martin, Ronald Menley, George MacDonald, James Miller, Thomas Pickelinski, John Roberts, Jane Sigorney, Dick Sardo, Barbara Seager, Bob Thompson, Joan Verguson. SENIOR CHORAL MUSIC Director MRS. MARION WOOD KILPATRICK OFFICERS President.............. V ice-President........ Recording Secretary____ Corresponding Secretary Treasurer_______________ Assistant Treasurer..... FALL .......Charles Mains .....Jacqueline Grala .......Madeline Sears .......Frances Zampino _______James DeFuria _______Constance Pignalberi SPRING Arnold Jameson Madeleine Sears Anne Keller Jane Sigourney George Haws Frances Zampino FIRST SOPRANO Sondra Aton, Vivian Aronone, Elaine Byrne, Con- stance Calloway, Doris Carter, Linda Conti, Linda Craver, Carolyn Delia, Joan Dingman, Joyce Gutchess, Grace Payne, Anne Marie Petrowski, Shirley Petrowski, Margaret Pierce, Jean Sherlock, Molly Siis, Diane Stauffer, Carol Temple, Ann Varik. SECOND SOPRANO Loretta Bono, Eleanor D’Agostino, Doris Hafer, Evelyn LaBrake, Frances LaManna, Doris Lang, Sandra Rockhill, Irene Rombough, Margaret Shamanske, Pat- ricia Shea, Beverly Stevens, Marie Tornatore, Linda Troy, Phyllis Utter, Marilyn Vieau, Barbara Webb, Frances Zampino. FIRST ALTO Andrea Bechtle, Kathleen Cole, Linda DeFuria, Viola Fuda, Ruthann Heins, Barbara Johnson, Anne Keller, Carol Pierce, Christine Ragonese, Elizabeth Titus, Diane Trafford, Theresa Vigliotti, Charlene Weed,. SECOND ALTO Judy Ames, Linda Daubenthaler, Betty Eaton, Jac- queline Grala, Janis Gross, Carol Hagemann, Mary Ann Hannon, Barbara Harrison, Patricia Heldt, Marilyn Hoffman, Janet Kretschmer, Anna Lupone, Francine Maley, Monica Murray, Martha Pekurney, Elaine Pig- nalberi, Madeleine Sears, Jane Sigourney, Sandra Smith. TENOR Robert Bowles, Lorin Hunt, Vance LaGrone, Duane Olin, Robert Powers. FIRST BASS Seymour Bart, John Cooper, John Ezzo, William Hume, Stanley Kulesa, Charles Maines, John Roberts, John Roehrig, Lawrence Tone, Robert Worden. SECOND BASS James DeFuria, Richard Delaney, George Haws, Arnold Jameson, Frank Pisano, Lawrence Roberts. SEINIOR CHOIR Director MRS. MARION KILPATRICK FIRST SOPRANO Elizabeth Alampi, Anne Aupperle, Patricia Benedetto, Carol Bishop, Elizabeth Byars, Barbara Clark, Dolores Davoli, Patricia Dugan, Karen Frenz, Carolyn Fusaro, Barbara Gottschall, Lucy Hager, Judy Hendry, Allen Kesselring, Margaret Kessler, Elfrieda Labuda, Sharon Lewis, Sandra Mitsoff, Barbara Mott, Barbara Neville, Patricia Osbeck, Joan Polly, Nancy Prior, Marcia Quakcnbush, Priscilla Sutor, Lana Sweet, Barbara Ungleich. SECOND SOPRANO Carolyn Angotti, Patty Bresnahan, Lois Bresnahan, Suzanne Burkhart, Patricia Carroll, Jean Cassidy, Mary Ann Corona, Patricia Downs, Carol Dugan, Kathleen Fusaro, Marilyn Gleason, Marcia Haas, Dianne Knapp, Judy Krause, Mary' Ann Losito, Wanda Mayerhofer, Joyce Nelson, Elsa Staplefeldt, Ann Tavernier, Suzanne Temple, Camille Traino, Jacqueline Whelan. FALL President Suzanne Temple Vice-President...... .....Margaret Pierce Recording Secretary................Judy Hendry Corresponding Secretary ...........Beverly Stevens Treasurer.............. _.........Seymour Bart Assistant Treasurer.. .... Lucy Parisi Librarian ....... -................ Jeffrey DeFuria SPRING Judy Hendry Richard Sardo Diane Pickard Barbara Neville Joseph Falciatano Carolyn Fusaro FIRST ALTO Linda Lee F.lzer, Felice Germani, Peggy Hixson, Marie LaManna, Gail LaVine, Patricia Malley, Rita Mautz, Janet Menke, Margarite Perrotta, Carolyn Sabis, Clista Schneider, Ruth Tarnacki, Kathy Venditti. SECOND ALTO Barbara Bentz, Janice Garrison, Norma Grant, Karen McConnell, Donna McGraw, Sylvia Napoli, Lucy Parise, Sandra Salce, Barbara Vescere, Dolores Zaccaria. TENOR Charles Coe, John Dailey, John Delia, Gary Hayford, James Ianuzi, Vance LaGrone. FIRST BASS Robert Gournier, Stanley Julesa, Gene Laine. SECOND BASS Richard Amann, Jeffery DeFuria, Joseph Falciatano, Steven Harrison, Howard Laine, Ronald Lynk, Stephen Rhodes, Richard Sardo, John Spadafora. TRIPLE OCTETTE Director MRS. MARION WOOD KILPATRICK VOCAL HELPERS 9-1 Ronnie Link, Gene Lowe, Howard Lowe, Dennis Clark, Frank Coon, William D’Onofrio, Gary Emmons, William Finnie, James George, James Gray, James Giannalo, Dana Grove, Thomas Gundlack, Michael Holdridge, Richard Knafelce, Thomas Machedd, Gary Moraio, John Meyers, Bruce Peggs, Thomas Phillips, Marco Pignalberi, Frank Payl, Thomas Roberts, Craig Smith, Paul Sutton, Norman Traino, Jerry Van Bamer. BOYS' GLEE CLUB Director MRS. RUTH MAGLIONE FIRST SOPRANO Constance Callaway (violinist), Linda Conti, Linda Craver (accompanist), Joan Dingman, Margaret Pierce. SECOND SOPRANO Beverly Stevens, Barbara Webb, Ruthann Heins. FIRST ALTO Anne Keller, Elizabeth Titus, Jane Sigourney. SECOND ALTO Janis Cross, Martha Pekurney, Madeleine Sears. FIRST TENOR Robert Bowles, Vance LaGrone, Robert Powers. SECOND TENOR Lorin Hunt, John Rochrig. FIRST BASS John Cooper, William Hume. SECOND BASS Seymour Bart, James DeFuria, Arnold Jameson. FALL President Craig Smith Vice-President Scott Goewey Secretary James Gray T reasurer John Kurtz SPRING President Marco Pignalberi Vice-President Norman Traino Secretary Bruce Peggs T reasurer Frank Rayo TROMBONE ♦Lewis Childs Lloyd Copp Jack Dailey Jeffrey DeFuria David Hardwich Gary Lindscrom Richard Spagnola CORNET Matty Charles David Goewey Ronald Hauptli Gordon Hayes Thomas Laun Eric Murrock Gary Paryzch EASTWOOD HIGH SCHOOL BAND Director MR. JOHN WILKIE TENOR SAX ♦Ernest Grau ♦Stanley Kulesa ALTO SAX ♦Gary Whitaker Robert Ames BARITONE HORN ♦Arnold Jameson Robert Olander TUBA ♦George Kernaghan FRENCH HORN James DeFuria BASSOON ♦Judy Hamilton CLARINET Marcia Bower Thomas Callebretta ♦John Delia Joseph Falasco Donald Francher ♦Sandra Geddis Harold Gctman Charles Holmes Harold Lewis Marilyn Miller Floyd Moon ♦Frank Pisano Janet Prior ♦Christine Ragonese Joseph Solpietro George Titus Marvin Virkler PERCUSSION Seymour Bart William Hume Lawrence Pardee William Sabis BASS CLARINET OBOE ♦Daniel Hogan ♦Florence Kousky FLUTE Elsa Aronson Giannina DeFuria ♦ALL-CITY BAND Joan Dingman EASTWOOD HIGH SCHOOL ORCHESTRA Director MR. JOHN WILKIE VIOLINS Carol Bishop ♦Constance Callaway Doris Carter ♦Linda Daubenthaler William Sabis ♦Elizabeth Titus FLUTE Giannina DcFuria Joan Dingman PTANO Lorin Hunt CLARINET Donald Francher Sandra Geddis Frank Pisano Christine Ragonese TRUMPET David Goeway Gordon Hayes PERCUSSION Seymour Bart TROMBONE Lewis Childs Lloyd Copp BASS CLARINET Daniel Hogan TUBA George Kernaghan OBOE ♦Florence Kousky SAXOPHONE Stanley Kulesa Gary Whitaker VIOLINCELLO ♦Ann Varik VIOLA Madeline Sears ♦ALL-CITY ORCHESTRA GIRLS' GLEE CLUB Director MRS. RUTH MAGLIONE Carol Adams, Elsa Aronson, Karen Babikian, Marjorie Bajus, Joyce Barnes, Bonnie Bechtle, Dorothy Bechtle, Susan Bishop, Beverly Brown, Juanita Byars, Barbara Cardeli, Mary Ann Centore, Elaine Cerimelli, Angela Cirillo, Nancy Daily, Elizabeth Davis, Diane DeFuria, Giannina DeFuria, Jane DiVeronica, Grace D’A'gastino, Rita Egloff, Joanne Falco, Rita Fittipaldi, Judith Folsom, Carol Gutchess, Mary Haley, Nancy Hanley, Susan Han- ley, Kathy Heater, Sharon Kackison, Sharon Klein, Elaine Knapp, Barbara Konick, Sharlene LaNeve, Mary Laurenti, Elaine Lauterborn, Carol Long, Patricia Lowe, Barbara Mack, Virginia Maraio, Joan Moroney, Caroline McGraw, Nancy Meldrim, Elizabeth Metrick, Molly Miller, Mary Mineo, Marie Nardelli, Sharon Parzych, Linda Pelrah, Janice Peterson, Jeannette Peterson, Janice Petrouski, Sandra Pickard, Shirley Pierce, Joyce Pod- olah, Linda Polifroni, Karen Preston, Caroline Rich, Ruth Roehrig, Kathy Roberts, Joan Rospendowski, Joyce Saule, Barbara Sarkus, Mary Souler, Maureen Stoudt, Barbara Styling, Linda Temple, Peggy Thorn- ton, Carol Tripoli, Carol Tucci, Rosanne Vitiello, Linda Volz, Susan Walful, Isabel Walker, Donna Zabcski, Janet Zirilli. FALL President_____________________________Barbara Mott Vice-President________________________John Nicotra Secretary_____________________________Janice Garrison Treasurer....„.........................Nancy Prior SPRING Carol Adams Marco Pignalberi Joyce Falciatano Virginia Hammond junior n , Director M ] 1 J ) MRS. RUTH MAGLIONE CHORUS Carol Adams, Kathy Argus, Karen Babikian, Carol Baldwin, Judith Barnes, Bonnie Bechtle, Deanna Ber- gen, Carol Bremerman, Karen Bretzer, Beverly Brown, Ronald Burton, Mary Ann Centore Elaine Cerimelli, Angela Cirillo, Denis Clark, Georgia Cole, Nancy Daily, Giannina DeFuria, Rosalie DeSocio, Jane DiVeronica, Joyce Falciatano, Joan Falco, John Featherstone, Donald Fittipaldi, Karen Foley, Judith Folsom, Ann Foster, David Foster, James Gray, Ellen Griffith, Carol Gutch- ess, Mary Haley, Leonard Hamlin, Virginia Hammond, Nancy Hanley, Susan Hanley, Linda Hager, Kathy Heater, Sally Herrick, Ann Holst, Anita Ingalls, Martin Januska, Beth Ann Jones, Michael Kaplan, Peggy Kel- logg, Sharon Klein, Kathleen Kray, John Kurtz, Sharlene LaNeve, Elaine Lauterbon, Nancy Lower, Tom Ma- cheda, Kristi McCarthy, Joann McDonald, Nancy Mc- Garvey, Caroline McGraw, Rosemarie Menzi, Molly Miller, Stephen Minahan, Anne Mural, John Myers, John Nicotra, Freda Olin, Sue-Ann Oppcrman, LaRaine Overton, Linda Pelrah, Janice Petrouski, Shirley Pierce, Marco Pignalberi, Richard Popovich, Linda Polifroni, Madeleine Renehan, Caroline Rich, Joan Rospendowski, Jill Sigourney, Frank Santulli, Kathleen Sobotha, Mary Souler, Craig Smith, Barbara Styring, Paul Sutton, Arthur Trapper, Linda Temple, Peggy Thornton, Mary Tormabine, Carol Tripoli, Patrick Tucci, Jerry Van- Bramer, Bill VonOstrand, Susan Waful, Isabel Walker, Bruce Wheeler, Karen Wheeler, Joan Wilsie, Marilyn Whitney, Janet Zirilli. DHEPI n Dick Amann, Jim Armstrong, Boh Banazek, Bob Barnello, Bob Barone, Leon Capone, Pete Charima, Don Cerio, Dick Delaney, A1 Derocher, Joe Falciatano, Joe Falasco, Dom Galluzzo, Jim Glavin, Jerry Giocondo, Ken Grinnels, John Grunninger, Gene Heffron, Dave Hunt, Bill Isenhart, Jim Johnson, Arnold Jameson, Dave Kennedy, John Lansing, Tony Legnetto, Fred Lupone, Chuck Mathews, Ken Morrison, Duane Olin, Harvey Olin, Frank Rego, Carmen Rizzo, John Roberts, George Sarkus, Dave Sequin, John Venditti, Tony Perrotti, Larry Waful. FOOTBALL Coach JAMES ROLLIER Eastwood 0 Eastwood 0 Eastwood 19 Eastwood 13 Eastwood 13 Eastwood 12 Central ... 13 Nottingham 13 Valley 6 North 0 C.B.A. 28 Vocational 13 PLAYERS: Dick Amann, Dick Callahan, Bill Cook, Dom Galluzzo, Frank Haines, Pete Hickey, Phil Klaehn, Pete LaNeve, Louie LaRusso, Ed Liquori, Warren Marini, Chuck Matthews, Herb Meyers, Keith Morrison, John Nelson, Frank Rego, Chuck Tarnacki, John Venditti, Bob Zack. BASEBALL 1955 Coach JOHN ZABADOL GOLL Jack Schaeffer, Ed Corsello, Pat Podsaid, Stan Banazek, Marshall Williamson, Ed Zawadski, George Barwikowski. Coach MERTON MID” O’HARE Jim Armstrong, Dick Callahan, John Ducar, John Grunninger, Frank Haynes, Pete Hickey, Dave Hunt, Jack Kritzer, Pete LaNeve, Fred Lupone, Ken Morrison, Duane Olin, Dick Paryzch, Stan Pedzick, Frank Rego, Dick Sardo. BASKETBALL Coach JAMES ROLLIER BASKETBALL JUNIOR VARSITY Coach: Warren Jerome Tom Alibrandi, Dave Camardo, Jack Daley, John Edwards, Dom Fortuno, Bob Gentile, Gene Heffron, Jack Kritzcr, Larry Lay, Tony Matrone, Ken Morrison, Tom Pikulinski, Jerry Pitoniak, Howie Stethers, Ray Weil. Mary Andreani, Sandra Aton, Rose Mary Bohosian, Judy Carroll, Carolyn Delia, Rosemary Dizazzo, Pat Heldt; Peggy Pierce, Betty Powers, Irene Rombough, Margaret Shamanske, Marylu Walters, Charlene Weed, Ann Varik. Mary Andreani, Joan Dingman, Pat Downs, Rosemary Grosso, Diane Knapp, Gail Lovine, Janet Menke, Martha Pekurney, Elsa Strapelfeldt, Marylou Walters, Gail Woodworth, Marie Zirilli. Jean Bergett, Jeannine Borst, Marcia Bower, Sharon Buskey, Rosemary Dizazzo, Pat Downs, Carol Dugan, Jill Eickholzer, Carolynne Fusaro, Sandra Geddis, Sheryl Gillmor, Rosemary Grosso, Lucy Haeger, Judy Harrison, Mary Lou Heins, Barbara Hendry, Peggy Hixson, Susan Howard, Jerilyn Ingalls, Marion Jewell, Mary Jewell, Pat Jones, Sandra Joy, Emily Joyner, Judy Krouse, Chrystal Lahey, Mary Ann Mara, Barb Neville, Lucy Parisi, Lyn Perry, Barbara Phillips, Diane Pickard, Elizabeth Rego, Marie Rychter, Carolyn Sabis, Kathy Steenburg, Beverly Stevens, Judy Stott, Sue Temple, Sue Tracy, Linda Troy, Charlene Weed. VOLLEYBALL BADMINTON BASKETBALL Advisor MRS. RENEE M. SEXTON BOWLING Advisor MRS. DOROTHY HETTLER Donna Albino, Judy Ames, Elaine Byrne, Nancy Crouse, Joanne Cali, Charlotte Drier, Eleanor D’Agostino, Caroline Delia, Nina DeMario, Carol Dugan, Pat Dugan, Linda Elzer, Pat Emmons, Carolyn Fusaro, June Frappier, Louise Grabowski, Sheryl Gilmor, Marilyn Hoffman, Nancy Huston, Gerri Hubbard, Barb Harrison, Pat Heldt, Judy Hendry, Stella Jarmac, Diane Knapp, Ann Keller, Crystal Leahey, Gloria Miano, Beverly Neville, Diane Pickard, Marcia Raphael, Beverly Stevens, Margaret Shamanske, Arlene Siegal, Melva Sayre, Judy Smith, Clista Schneider, Ann Traynor, Esther Tucci, Camille Traino, Ann Tavernier, Dolores Turco, Rosalie Trovato, Marilyn Vieau, Nancy Williams, Charlene Weed, Linda Winkie, Frances Zampino, Dolores Zaccaria, Joan Zaccaria, Carol Zaleski. Mary Andreani, Jean Ariola, Vivian Arnone, Sandra Aton, Elizabeth Byars, Connie Callaway, Clair Gaffner, Sheryl Gillmor, Barbara Harrison. Ruth Ann Heins, Pat Heldt, Diane Knapp, Chrystal Lahey, Janet Menke, Lorraine Miller, Peggy Pierce, Sally Pierce, Marie Rychter, Carolyn Sabis, Joan Sero, Arlene Siegal, Elizabeth Titus, Sue Tracy, Rosalie Trovato, Charlene Weed, Marie Zirilli. ARCHERY Advisor MRS. DOROTHY HETTLER SWIMMING Advisor MRS. DOROTHY HETTLER Carolyn Angotti, Andrea Bechtle, Gail Bennett, Phyllis Burkhard, Carol Bishop, Jo-Anne Bonnadonna, Marcia Bower, Barbara Clark, Eleanor D’Agostino, Caroline Delia, Linda Elzer, Jill Eichholzer, Barbara Eckert, Sandra Geddis, Lucy Hager, Ruthann Heins, Pat Heldt, Margaret Hixson, Susan Howard, Gerri Hubbard, Carol Ireland, Marion Jewell, Ann Krone, Margaret Lawrence, Patricia Malley, Janet Menke, Sandra Mitsoff, Rita O’Brien, Martha Pekurney, Betty Placito, Joanne Sacco, Arlene Sicgal, Molly Siis, Judy Smith, Elsa Stapelfeldt, Ann Tavernier, Marie Zirilli. 7« Ou% It is our sincere hope that the readers of this book will avail themselves of the services and merchandise offered in the following advertisements, and thus in a small measure help to repay these generous people for their financial assistance in producing this year- book, which would not have been possible without their aid. We also desire to thank the solicitors who have worked so diligently, and the faculty coaches and advisers for their splendid cooperation. J yammer l yjaaic... Colorful cottons from our Junior Dress Circle work like a charm when it copies to looking pretty and cool. Modeled by left to right, lovely Noreen Knabel and Sue Brubaker. The graduates are going forth— God bless them every one! — To run this hard and stubborn world Just as it should be run; But much I fear they’ll find that facts Don’t always track with dreams; And running this old world is not As easy as it seems. This is the rule of life today, As it has ever been; The world bestows its smile on those Who have the strength to win. Beneath all outward semblances It looks for merit true. It little cares how much you know But asks, what can you do? — unknown DELTA PI ALPHA Lorraine Aldrich, Ellie Barnell, JoAnne Cali, Kathy Coc, Nina DeMario, Sally Gardner, ■ Gerri Hubbard, Nancy Huston, Pat Jones, Noreen Knabel,Tlvelyn LaBrake, Gail LoVine, -Lucy Lupone, Rita O’Brien,-Lucy Paris, Diane Pickard, Elizabeth Placito, Elizabeth Rego, Joanne Sacco, Pat Shea, Judy Smith, Elsa Stapelfeldt, Beverly Stevens, Ann Tavernier, Carol Temple, Sue Temple, Elizabeth Titus, Linda Troy, Diane Young, Dolores Zaccaria, Marie Zirilli. Advisor MRS. RAYMOND TEMPLE OFFICERS President.............. Vice-President--------- Secretary_______________ Treasurer.............. Corresponding Secretary Sergeant-at-Arms Publicity______________ Property Manager ...... Parliamentarian________ Chaplain .... FALL Rita O’Brien Nina DeMario Ruth Perunko Diane Young Pat Shea Noreen Knabel JoAnne Cali Nancy Houston Carol Temple Kathy Coe SPRING Nina DeMario Noreen Knabel Diane Pickard Kathy Coe Linda Troy Lucy Lupone Lucy Parisi Joanne Sacco Ellie Barnell JoAnne Cali Two rush teas Two sport rushes Two formal banquets Bake sales Pajama parties Open house Christmas party Two dances—V-I-C-T-O-R-Y and Printemps a Paris Campaigned for Muscular Dystrophy Member of Inter-Sorority-Fraternity Council Hayride Mother-Daughter banquet Work for Red Cross CLIPPER OIL CORPORATION Box 14 Domestic Industrial Fuel Oils Eastwood Station Syracuse 6, New York Phone 73-2821 Water Terminal Brewerton, New York Syracuse Plant New Court Ave. Syracuse, New York DELTA CHI HLY Robert Bowles, Donald Day, Richard Dellomorte, Ed English, Richard Farrell, Donald Hurteau, Jack Judge, Thomas Lubberman, Richard Mantor, Robert Olander, Robert Radney, Raymond Riano, LeeRoy Trombley, William Trombley, Robert Worden. Advisor MR. ARCHANGELO FRISINA OFFICERS FALL SPRING President...........„...........Jack Judge Richard Farrell Vice-President------------------Richard Farrell LeeRoy Trombly Secretary----------------- —....Richard Dellomorte Robert Worden Treasurer----------------------- Robert Radney Robert Bowles Booth in Texas Carnival Two delegates for Hi-Y conference Four paper drives Christmas party Candidate party Party for graduating members Numerous events at YMCA DL staff of dadtwood JSarler SLP wid lies ail the graduated and upcoming graduated a great future. Eastwood Barber Shop 3012 James Street (no waiting) Phone 73-1379 GAMMA ALPHA PSI ’ Elizabeth Alampi, Kathy Amelia, Carolyn Angotti, Frances Angotti, Dolores Battaglino, Linda Daubenthalcr, Joyce DeSantis, Joan DeRosa, Linda Elzer, Diane Falasco, Claire Gafner, Helen Gavin, Sheryl Gillmor, Marilyn Gleason, Barbara Gottshall, Winnie Grove, Judy Harrison,' Barbara Hendry, Susan Howard, Marian Jewell, Mary Jewell, Barbara Johnson, 'Patricia King, Carol Lasher, Chrystal Leigh, Maureen Mancini, Mary Ann Marra, Barbara Martin, Sandra McCullough, Peggy Ozogar, Sabra Parrett,-Lynn Perry, Carol Pierce, Barbara Reed, Kathy Rock,vGarol Sardo, Molly Siis, Paula Stewart, Carol Thompson, Kathy Venditti, Theresa Vigliotti, Regina Wadach, Judy Walters, Betsy Williams. FALL SPRING President Theresa Vigliotti Vice-President......................Carol Thompson Recording Secretary_________________Carol Pierce Corresponding Secretary ____________Marilyn Gleason Treasurer ................Linda Elzer Assistant Treasurer_________________Carolyn Angotti Publicity Manager___________________Kathy Venditti Property Manager____________________ Peggy Ozogar Historian ............. Peggy Ozogar Sergeant-at-Arms................... Barbara Martin Carol Thompson Theresa Vigliotti Carol Pierce Marilyn Gleason Linda Elzer Carolyn Angotti Kathy Rock Maureen Mancini Kathy Venditti Judy Walters Gamma Alpha Psi lists the following among their activities for this year: Block Dance for Cerebral Palsy Fund, annual Back To The Books” dance, Bermuda Holiday” dance, annual May Carnival” weekend, Mother-Daughter ban- quet, installation banquets, rush teas, alumnae teas, formal pledges, hayrides, bake sales, Gam- ma’s Hideaway, toboggan party, date parties, joint meetings. Thanksgiving basket for needy family, House of Providence party. P C FOOD MARKET James Street at Grant Blvd. P C sets the pace with lower prices Compliments of H. J. HOWE, INC. JEWELERS AND SILVERSMITHS For 96 Years Independently Owned and Operated Since 1860 FALL President __________________________George Haws Vice-President______________________Edward Heck Secretary...... Bruce McNeil Treasurer Jim DeFuria Corresponding Secretary............. Sergeant-at-Arms................... Bill Williams Chaplain Joe Falasco Publicity Manager Gary Whitaker Program Chairman....................Loren Hunt SPRING John Brickell George Haws Edward Heck Gary Whitaker Jim DeFuria Bill Sabis Art Pisano Gordon Hayes Loren Hunt Hi-Y Alpha’s activities for fall and summer were: Hi-Y Conference at Binghamton, Albany and Elmira; joint meetings with Beta Kappa Mu, Gamma Alpha Psi, Kappa Aepsilon; dances— 11th Annual Kick-Off,” Scotsman’s Dream,” Dinner Dance; Hi-Y Basketball League. Advisor MR. GEORGE PURSIANO Mihran Babiken, Greg Bazluki, John Brickell, Dave Bush, Bob Carolin, Peter Copani, Lewis Childs, James DeFuria, Jeff DeFuria, Carl Edwards, John Edwards, Joe Falasco, Bill Gehike, Gary Goodelle, Ken Grinnals, George Haws, Gordon Hayes, Frank Haynes, Edward Heck, Dan Hogan, Charles Holmes, Lorin Hunt, Arnold Jameison, George Kernahan, Dewey Kies, Tom Laun, Gene Laurenti, Bruce McNeil, Pete Nelson, Art Pisano, Frank Pisano, Bob Powers, John Powers, Bill Sabis, Bill Sampson, Tim Stone, Gary Whitaker, Bill Williams. MEMBERS Compliments of MICHAEL KNABEL CONTRACTOR 8C BUILDER 116 Cresline Drive 73-3807 INSPECTED PROTECTED Compliments of DAIRYLEA MILK ICE CREAM 9-5511 Burnet Ave 3 Vivian Arnone, Mimi Buzzelli, Linda Craver, Janis Cross, Marilyn Hoffman, Fran LaManna, Connie Mauro, Gloria Miano, Monica Murray, Grace Payne, Liz Pierce, Pat Shea, Diane Stauffer, Diane Trafford, Marilyn Vieau, Chickie Weed. OFFICERS FALL President Diane Stauffer Vice-President ___________________Marilyn Vieau Secretary........................Mimi Buzzelli Treasurer________________________Monica Murray Assistant Treasurer.............—Janis Gross Property Manager_________________Gloria Miano Publicity Manager---------------- Liz Pierce Historian................... Marilyn Hoffman Chaplain............. Pat Shea Sergeant-at-Arms...............— Marilyn Vieau Volunteer work for Community Chest, Red Cross, Muscular Dystrophy. Pizza parties Pajama parties House of Providence Christmas Party Halloween Party Elmcrest Children Center SPRING Diane Stauffer Fran LaManna Liz Pierce Connie Mauro Monica Murray Marilyn Vieau Diane Trafford Vivian Arnone Gloria Miano Marilyn Hoffman See You At POWER’S LUNCHEONETTE Where All School Kids Are Welcome EASTWOOD’S RECORD CENTER Popular, Classical, Jazz, Rhythm and Blues, Children’s, Dixieland, Foreign Records, Broadway Shows, Background Music, Seasonal Music, Dance Music, Operettas, Operas ALL THE TOPS IN POPS ALL THE TIME Webcor, Columbia, RCA, Victor, Hi-Fi Record Players and Record Accessories IF WE DON’T HAVE IT, WE’LL GET IT FOR YOU” Over 9,000 records in stock to choose from WESTINGHOUSE, KELVINATOR, AND RCA VICTOR APPLIANCES ROBERT H. WILSON CO. 2361 James Street 73-5741 HI-FI MUSIC BOX Northern Lights Shopping Center 54-3521 Visit Our Two New Stores Lester Amann, Bob Barone, Lloyd Copp, Bill Crupi, Sam DeMario, Dick Estes, Fran Forcione, Gerald Giocondo, Ernest Grosso, Paul Hebert, Dick Ivison, Glen Kray, Larry Lay, Donald Lutz, Tony Matrone, Harvey Olin, Larry Pardee, Dick Parzych, Gary Parzych, Jim Polly. Advisor GERALD BARTIG OFFICERS FALL SPRING President.............-.............Gerald Giocondo Gerald Giocondo Vice-President....................Larry Lay Harvey Olin Secretary Paul Hebert Paul Hebert Treasurer.........................Larry Pardee Gary Parzych One hayride, one raffle for charity, numerous Zeta Chi is also a member of the Inter-Sorority- joint meetings, one stag party, one date party. Fraternity Council. BIANCHI’S MARKET Quality Meats — Home Dressed Poultry 1504 GRANT BOULEVARD 1701 SOUTH AVE. SYRACUSE, NEW YORK Teena—Paige Dresses Ship’n Shore Blouses Humming Bird Hosiery Dorothy Kirby Swank Jewelry Criterion Blouses Haggar Slacks Pandora Sweaters Extendi its congratulations to the class o 1956 Jantzen Kay Windsor R 8C K Originals Kayscr Hosiery Arrow Shirts Shields Jewelry McGregor Sportcoats Carol Benson Blouses The Store of Famous Name Brands” BETA KAPPA MU MEMBERS Donna Albino, Judy Ames, Jean Ariola, Judy Bianchi, Sandra Basile, Susan Brubaker, Jeanette Charlebois, Donna Christino, Judy Cleary, Mary Ann Corona, Rosaria Corsello, Linda Coyne, Eleanor D’Agostino, Tina Dane, Linda DeFuria, Linda DeSocia, Rosalie Dizzazo, Charlotte Drier, Joanne Fett, Patricia Emmons, Jeanette Gonsiewski, Rosemary Guinto, Elfie LaBuda, Mary Ann Losito, Joanne Macri, Theresa Madonna, Francine Maley, Connie Mauro, Norma Mayer, Sally Obey, Patricia Peters, Christine Ragonese, Mary' Ann Rao, Diane Stauffer, Madeleine Sears, Rosalie Travado, Dolores Turco, Joy Vaikness, Marilyn Visscr, Marion Walker, Barbara Zona. FALL President........................Barbara Zona Vice-President...................Madeleine Sears Recording Secretary--------------Mary Ann Corona Corresponding Secretary __________Theresa Madonna Treasurer________________________Charlotte Drier Assistant Treasurer______________Susan Brubaker Publicity Manager----------------Joanne Macri Property Manager_________________Judy Bianchi Historian_________________________ Donna Albino Parliamentarian.................—Joanne Fett Sergeant-at-Arms.........-..... Francine Maley Beta Kappa Mu’s active membership supported many activities, listed hereafter: Membership GAZBO, joint meetings with S.G.A., Hi-Y Alpha and Phi Delta Mu; participation in Dinner Dance with S.G.A. and Hi-Y Alpha. Dances: Varsity Drag,” Jam Session,” Circus Daze,” April Fools’ Holiday.” Other activities were: Formal pledges, slumber parties, beach party, camp week- SPRING Barbara Zona Madeleine Sears Mary Ann Corona Theresa Madonna Charlotte Drier Susan Brubaker Donna Christino Dolores Turco Judy Bianchi Diane Stauffer Francine Maley end, charity work, Muscular Dystrophy Drive, contribution to McCarthy Home for Retarded Children, hayrides, rush teas, weiner roast, date parties, Mother-Daughter banquet, doughnut sales, bake sales, open house, pizza party, April Fools’ Holiday Weekend, dinner date party, alumnae party. Commercial Printing Catalogues — Publications Business Forms 140 Walter Drive 73-4780 Compliments of PETE’S GROCERY Compliments of 301 HILLSDALE AVENUE DR. E. B. RAPSON and A DR. R. E. GLADZISZEWSKI FRIEND Tom Alibrandi, Jim Armstrong, Dave Camardo, Leon Capone, Jack Daily, A1 Derocher, -Morgan Doyle, John Ezzo, Mimi Galluzzo, Pete Hickey, Dave Hunt, Jim Johnson, Dave Kennedy, Chuck Langpaul, John Lansing, Salvatore Madonna, Ralph Malandra, Chuck Mathews, Duane Olin, Frank Rego, Chuck Rodriegieuz, George Sarkus, John Stasko, Tony Parroti, Chuck Steward, John Venditti, Tom Waters, Dick Wescott. SPRING FALL President Vice-President Secretary......... Treasurer_________ Sergeant-at-Arms Chaplain.......... Dave Hunt John Venditti -.......Morgan Doyle ..............Charles Mathews ..............Dick Wescott ........... Dave Kennedy John Venditti Charles Mathews Dave Hunt Dave Kennedy James Johnson Albert Derocher Sigma Gamma Aepsilon’s activities for this year include the following: Dinner Dance with Beta Kappa Mu and Hi-Y Alpha. Joint meetings with Beta Kappa Mu, Gamma Alpha Psi and Sub Deb Society, Winter Fantasy Dance, and the Annual St. Patrick’s Day” Dance. FLEXATILE FLOOR INC. Wood Floor Complete Flexotile for Stores — Fireproof Ornalite Plastic for Walls and Sink Tops Mirroglass for Wall in Bath and Kitchens Rubber for all Purposes North Midler and New Court Road Phone 73-3394 Compliments of TEMPLE FARMS North Midler Avenue EAST SYRACUSE, NEW YORK FOLAND’S 407 North Midler Avenue EAST SYRACUSE, NEW YORK Phone 73-1892 Shelia Anderson, Andrea Bechtle, Gail Bennett, Joanne Bonnadonna, Elaine Byrne, Deanna Cappa, Kay Cole, Carolyn Delia, Margaret DcWald, Pat Downs, 'Barbara Ekert, Carolyn Fusaro, Rosemary Grosso, Marcia Haas, Judy Hamilton, Barbara Harrison, Judy Hendry, Hilda Kammar, Janet Kammar, Jewell Kammar, Anne Keller, Judy Konick, Judy Krouse, Pat Lawrence, Peggy Lawrence, Joyce Leonard, Lorraine Miller, Barbara Neville, Anne- Marie Petrowski, Shirley Petrowski, Peggy Pierce, Sally Pierce, Elaine Pignalberi, Mary Romando, Joan Sero, Jean Sherlock, Marylu Walters. Advisors MRS. J. H. KELLER MRS. KONICK OFFICERS FALL SPRING President______________________Hilda Kammar Vice-President..................Kay Cole Secretary..................-....Barbara Ekert Treasurer.......................Sally Pierce Corresponding Secretary........Elaine Byrne Publicity Manager---------------Gail Bennett Historian.......................Judy Konick Parlimentarian..................Lorraine Miller Assistant Treasurer.............Marylu Walters Sergeant-at-Arms................Anne Keller Anne Keller Marylu Walters Shelia Anderson Kay Cole Rosemary Grosso Joan Sero Anne-Marie Petrowski Marcia Haas Mary Romando Barbara Ekert Mother and Daughter banquet Sleigh rides Pizza parties Pajama parties Charity Guild Talent Show Bake sale Charity work Member of Inter-Sorority-Fraternity Council Two annual dances: Fall Finale, Stardust Fantasy McCarthy Fund for Retarded Children Compliments of Compliments of RADCLIFF CONSTRUCTION MIDLER CO. BARBER SHOP 2 — BARBERS — 2 BUILDER OF QUALITY HOMES 449 South Midler Syracuse, N. Y. 73-0751 73-5514 Phone 73-6060 GODDARD AND CRANDALL ELECTRO-AD NEON SIGNS FUNERAL DIRECTORS Advertising and Display Sign Maintenance A ir-Conditioned 3111 James Street Phone 73-4320 1433 ERIE BLVD., EAST THEODORE GODDARD Telephone 72-3344 BERNARD E. CRANDALL leter Sorority « Fraternity Coimcil Sandra Basile, Gail Bennett, Margaret DeWald, Frances Fordone, Gerald Giocondo, Noreen Knabel, Larry Lay, Donald Lutz, Salley Obey, Gary Parzych, Joanne Sacco, Marylu Walters. President__________ Vice-President ____ Secretary__________ Treasurer__________ Publicity Manager Sergeant-at-Arms .. Dick Parzych Rita O’Brien ___Ann Keller Kathleen Coe Sue Brubaker ....James Polly Annual Dance—DAZBO Charity Project Hay-ride Congratulations ANN’S BAKE SHOP KARL LUTZ Home Made Pizza and Baked Goods MONUMENT CO., INC. 200 Galster Ave. Phone 73-4383 2718 James Street Phone 73-0621 BEST OF LUCK CLASS OF 1956 SYRACUSE READY MIX CONCRETE CO., INC. MAURICE H. SHARP Attorney NEW CENTRAL MIXING PLANT JOHN W. PEASE TO SERVE YOU Accountant 220 Eastwood Building One of the most modern quality concrete SYRACUSE, NEW YORK plants in New York State Quality concrete costs no more at M. P. FALCONE Syracuse Ready-Mix REAL ESTATE BROKER Burnet Avenue and Clark Street EAST SYRACUSE Specializing in Eastwood Property” East Syracuse 77-3301 73-9751 INDIAN OIL CO. Compliments of HEATING OILS DON POWERS, TEXACO Phone 9-5300 Sam Dell Will Serve You Well” BUYING A CAR? SEE Success to the Senior Class of 1956 SAM DELL’S RAY CO SEAT COVERS HIGHWAY MOTORS CORP. 664 SOUTH SALINA STREET Finest quality — lowest prices SYRACUSE, NEW YORK 500 West Genesee Street 2-3702 Compliments of EASTWOOD CAMERA SHOP Darkroom Supplies ABE AND NICK KAMMER Greeting Cards Vue-Master Products Cameras, Developing, Printing SILVER STAR MARKET 3100 JAMES STREET 919 SUNNYCREST ROAD Phone 73-1431 Easy Parking Corner James and Nichols Ave. Compliments of Compliments of COLLINGWOOD WELTER PHARMACY Your Friendly Drug Store FUNERAL HOME 2800 James Street Compliments of Compliments of LOUISE BROS. MARKET MALEY’S RESTAURANT 374 MIDLER AVENUE Fresh Line Meats, Groceries, Fruits Our Motto: Quality Foods, Moderately Priced Compliments of FINNEY’S Phone: 73-1051 3108-3110 James St. COOPER DECORATION Makers of Home Made Pure Pork Sausage COMPANY, INC. 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