Eastwood High School - Hilltopper Yearbook (Syracuse, NY)

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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.

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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.

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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.