Eastwood High School - Hilltopper Yearbook (Syracuse, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 116 of the 1957 volume:

EASTWOOD HIGH SCHOOL Altna fllateA 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. foreword w. e the class of 1957, proudly present The Hill- topper, Eastwood High School’s 33rd annual. We have chosen medieval times as the theme for this yearbook. We hope that that era will symbolize the courage and strength of those who have traveled the road before us. We hope too that this will guide us in our preparation for the future. ROBERT W. OLIVER THE HILLTOPPER 33rd Annual of EASTWOOD HIGH SCHOOL Syracuse, New York We the Class of 1957, proudly dedicate the 33rd Annual to Mrs. Elizabeth Crannell for her untiring energies as teacher, advisor, and friend. During the years her work as a faithful teacher and advisor is an example of outstanding loyalty. It was mainly the editorial supervision of Mrs. Crannell that helped to make our school paper, “The Hi-Lites”, one of the best in the state. We shall always be indebted to Mrs. Crannell for her kindness, patience, and understanding— a lasting influence throughout the coming years. Mathematics Left to right: Helen L. Fer- ber, Mary A. Fayle, Charles W. Foster, Jr., Maria Rapp. English, Languages, Librarian Seated, left to right: Mary Manchester, Librarian; Car- melia Metosh, English and Latin; Ruth H. Wilson, Eng- lish ; Vivian M. Bishop, English. Standing, left to right: Stepha- nie Beaulieu, English; Frances Downing, English; Bernice H. Wells, English; Allyn Phillips, English; Anna S. Vivenzio, English; Keitha G. Mandigo, French. Not present: Elizabeth N. Cran- nell, English; Dorothy Newipan, English and French. Commercial Left to right: Edgar M. Klett, Ethel Van Scoy, Robert W. Mitchell, Margaret M. Van Alstine. Home Economics, Dietitiai Left to right: Margu Ronan, Clothing and Ellen B. Eaton, Foods garet M. Notcher, Dieti Music, Art Left to right: Ruth G. Mag- lione, Music; Agnes M. Ryan, Art; Marion W. Kilpatrick, Music; John Wilkie, Music. Physical Education Left to right: Dorothy Heft- ier, James Rollier, Renee M. Sexton. Industrial Arts Left to right: Hugh Jewett, Mechanical Drawing; Arthur J. Horrocks, Woodworking; Rob- ert J. Provo, Auto Mechanics; Bernard J. Hess, Printing. Not present: Howard E. Hogan, Electricity. Science, Health Seated, left to right: Eliza- beth T. Gee, Health; Verda J. Halligan, Science; Maria Rapp, Science; Dorothy M. McVin- ney, Science. Standing, left to right: Russell E. Seidel, Science; Merton L. O’Hare, Science; David M. Constance, Science. - Social Science Left to right: George J. Pur- siano, Lela E. Sine, Jane R. Dickinson, Dorothy M. McVin- ney, Warren E. Jerome. Not present: Pearl W. More. W. Emerson Rhodes Editor Joan Sero Sporti Editor Reggie Wadach Photoi George Almasi Photot THE 'HlfjnOTTER' STAFF Dick Callahan Sporti Editor Sally Obey Advertising Assistant Bill Sampson Advertising A suit ant Mr. Bernard J. Hess Adviser Linda DeFuria Subscription Manager Linda Elzer Editor Carolyn Angotti Photos Don Lutz Photos Maureen Mancini Floor Captain Judy Walter Floor Captain PRESIDENT SENIOR OFFICERS JOHN E, GRUNINGER Johnny” Senior Class President, ’57; Foot- ball, ’55, '56; Basketball, ’56; J.V. Basketball, ’54, ’55; Senior Student Council, '54, '55; Hi-Lites, Sports Editor, '57. Ambition—To be a success in any- thing I undertake, marry happily and be a good father. SECRETARY PAULA J. STEWART Stew” Senior Student Council, ’55; E.H.S. Guides, ’56, ’57; Cheerleader, ’56, ’57; Senior Class Secretary, ’57; Bowling, ’55, ’56; Christmas Pro- gram, '55; Yearbook Solicitor, ’55, '56; Frank McCarthy Fund Drive, Foreign Student Drive, ’55; Senior Play Usherette, '56. Ambition—To be successful in everything, whether, college, career, or marriage. President John Gruninger called the 148 members of the Senior Class of 1957 to order for their first meeting on October 9th. Marylu Walters held the position of vice-president and the task of taking minutes was assigned to Paula Stewart. Treasurer Jim Quinn had a big time handling the funds, what with all the money the seniors gathered on December 15th and 16th, as a result of their play “Junior Miss”. Under the direction of Mr. Allyn Phillips the play was double casted with Christine Ragonese and Linda DeSocio sharing the lead role of “Judy”. Other parts in the play were portrayed by Leon Capone, Dave Hunt, Linda Daubenthaler, Gail Bennett, Lois Gurzny, Winnie Grove, Marylu Walters, Carolyn Angotti, Bill Williams, Bill Sabis, John Ezzo, John Lansing, Maureen Mancini, Gary Whitaker, Chuck Lang- paul, Dick Parzych, Dick Wescott, George Almasi, George Kernaghan, Larry Tone, and Kari Bakke. On April 5th, a great time was had by all the seniors who attended the dance “April Night” at the school gym. A1 Meltzer, celebrated disc jockey, provided record favorites for the unforgettable occasion. The big moment for most of the class came on the evening of May 29th, when, hand in hand, couples joyously entered the Main Ballroom of Hotel Onondaga to dance the gala evening away to the music of Dick Kowell’s orchestra. Diplomas were presented at the Commencement Exercises on June 24th. So was brought to a close one of the most memorable chapters in the lives of the Senior Class of 1957. Senior Class Committees Senior Ball Committee Sponsor: Mrs. Marguerite Ronan. Co-Chairmen: Richard Dellemorte, Nancy Huston. Committee: Barbara Ekert, Gerald Gio- condo, Lois Gurzny, Stan Kulesa, Keith Mor- rison, Peggy Ozogar, Ann Varik. Cap and Gown Committee Sponsor: Mrs. Ruth Wilson. Co-Chairmen: Cathy Rock and George McDonald. Committee: Sue Alexander, Robert Bull, Thomas Cianfrocca, Fred Kousky, Theresa La Russo, Lucy Lupone, Charles Langpaul, Esther Tucci. Senior Play Committee Sponsor: Mrs. Elizabeth Crannell. Co-Chairmen: Eleanor Barnell, John Lansing. Committee: Joan DeRosa, Patricia De- Santis, Richard Parzyck, George Sarkus, Betsy Williams. Color and Motto Committee Sponsor: Mrs. Elizabeth Crannell. Co-Chairmen: Melva Sayre, James Galvin. Committee: George Buskey, Eleanor D’Agostino, Rita Mautz. Finance Committee Sponsor: Miss Mary Fayle. Chairman: James Quinn. Committee: Gail Bennett, Winnie Grove, Barbara Johnson, Elaine Pignalberri, Gail Woodworth. Commencement Committee Sponsor: Mrs. Margaret Van Alstine. Co-Chairmen: Patricia Ruscito, Thomas Depaul. Committee: Kathleen Cole, Ann Crone, Jean Gingereski, Maria Griffo, Barbara Har- rison, Richard Ivison, Grace Payne, Ann Marie Petrowski, Frank Rego. Senior Record Hop Committee Sponsor: Mr. Allyn Phillips. Chairman: Gert Diedrich. Committee: Mary Andreani, Maria Griffo, Paul Krause, Robert Thompson, Marylu Walters, Bill Williams. Senior Gift Committee Chairman: Gerald Giocondo. Committee: Ann Burdick, John Boyle, Mary Howell, Tony Vecchio, Marilyn Visser, Shirley Petrowski. While we’re at it, we would like to give special thanks to Gail Bennett, Lois Gurzny, and Melva Sayre for donating their time and effort to helping the art staff and to Sabra Perret for suggesting our theme “The Medieval Times”. Valedictorian Marylu Walters ........._... Salutatorian 95.97 George Almasi____________________95.18 Donald Lutz ---------------------94.18 Lloyd Young .........-...........93.90 Gary Whitaker .................. 91.59 Evelyn La Heist ---------------- 91.06 Gail Woodworth ............ —...89.60 Kari Bakke ................ —...89.57 Constance Callaway...........-...89.24 Judith Swayze ...............-...89.21 Norma Mayer----------------------88.03 Mary Andreani____________________87.68 William Sabis ...................87.66 Barbara Ekert____________________87.25 Christine Ragonese---------------87.23 Ann Varik ..................... 87.22 Barbara Harrison ............ 86.97 David Hunt---------------------- 86.30 Kathleen Speach ................ 86.23 Emerson Rhodes___________________86.04 Lois Gurzny----------------------85.68 Thomas Romanoski................ 85.65 Jean Gingereski__________________85.47 Eleanor D’Agostino_______________85.43 Theresa LaRusso__________________85.31 Winifred Grove------------------ 85.29 John Boyle_______________________85.19 Melva Sayre----------------------85.13 Mary Howell______________________85.08 n.vJ. t- Ambition—To drive a ’57 maroon Cadillac. WAYNE E. BENJAMIN Bertji” Ambition—To drive a pink Im- perial, just to be different. MARY H. ANDREANI “Mair” College Clinic, ’55, ’56, ’57; Amitic Club, ’55, ’56, ’57; Spelling Bee Finalist, ’53; Hi-Lites, ’56, ’57; Artist, ’56, ’57; Honor Society, ’57; Yearbook Staff, ’57; Senior Play, ’57; Swimming, ’54; Badminton, ’54; Archery, ’55. Ambition—To someday, somewhere, be a successful something-or-other. JOHN J. BOYLE “Johnny” Choir, ’56, ’57; Triple Octette, ’56, ’57; Senior Gift Committee, Senior Student Council, ’57. Ambition—To build a better mouse trap. SANDRA A. BASILE “Sandy” E.A.A., ’54, ’55, ’56, ’57; Senior Student Council, ’54, ’55; Treasurer, ’56, ’57; Foreign Student Drive, ’54, ’55, ’56, ’57; Bowling, ’54; Cheerleading, ’56, ’57; Senior Choir, ’57; EHS Guides, ’56; Year- book Solicitor, ’55,’56; Hi-Lites, Feature Editor, ’56, ’57; Muscular Dystrophy Drive, ’56; Syracuse High School Traffic Convention, ’56; Senior Play Usher, ’56. Ambition—To live, love and be happy. GEORGE W. BUSKEY “George” Color and Motto Committee, ’57. Ambition—To become an Air Force pilot. 1 GEORGE S. ALMASI “George” Senior Student Council, ’54; Honor Society, ’56, ’57; Science Club, ’56, '57; Hi-Lites, Photographer, ’56, ’57; Yearbook Staff, ’57; American Legion Boys’ State, ’56. Ambition—To invent something great and useful and to build a perpetual motion machine and mess Physics up good. JUDY AMES “Bucky Beaver” E.A.A. Solicitor, ’55, ’56; Choir, ’55, ’56, ’57; Cheerleading, ’56, ’57; Senior Student Council, ’55, ’56; Red Cross, ’56; College Clinic, ’55, ’56, ’57; Sergeant-at-Arms, ’55; Girls’ Bowling, ’56; Senior Play, ’57; Yearbook Staff, ’57; EHS Guides, ’56; Yearbook Solicitor, ’55, ’56; Foreign Student Drive, ’56. Ambition—To have fun and hap- piness and be a success in every- thing I undertake. DAVID J. BONZERATO “ Bonzi” Intermural Foul Shooting, ’53; In- termural Basketball, ’55, ’56; Base- ball, 56, ’57; Bowling, ’55, ’56, ’57; Choir, ’57. Ambition—To play professional baseball for the New York Yankees. CAROLINE L. ANGOTTI “Carolyn” Senior Red Cross, ’55; Cheerlead- ing, ’55, ’56, ’57; Senior Student Council, ’55, ’56, ’57; Senior Play, ’56; Senior Choir, vice president, ’57; Hi-Lites, ’57; Business Mana- ger, ’57; Steering Committee, ’56, ’57; E.A.A. Solicitor, ’55; Yearbook Solicitor, ’56; Future Retailers of Syracuse Club, ’57; Bowling, ’55; Swimming, ’55; Muscular Dystro- phy Drive, ’56; McCarthy Fund Drive, ’56; Foreign Student Drive, ’54, ’55, ’56; Yearbook Staff, ’57. Ambition—To go to college and to have all my dreams and “plans” for the future come true. ROBERT S. BULL “Bob” Ambition—To become the richest person in the world. ELEANOR A. BARNELL “Elite” College Clinic, ’56, ’57; Student Council, ’54, ’56; E.A.A. Solicitor, '54, ’55, ’56; Swimming, ’54, ’55, ’56, ’57; Hi-Lites, ’56; Bowling, ’55; Senior Play Committee, ’57; Yearbook Solicitor, ’54, ’55, ’56; Play-day, ’54; Foreign Student Drive, ’54, ’55, ’56, ’57. Ambition—To find what I’m after and be happy and successful in do- ing it. DOROTHY G. BENNETT ■‘Gail’’ College Clinic Advisory Board, ’55, ’56, ’57; Publicity Manager, ’55, ’56; Treasurer, ’57; Amitie Club, ’55, ’56, ’57; Swimming, ’55, ’56, ’57; Christmas Dance Group, ’55; Senior Choir, ’56, ’57; Inner Choir, ’57; Robed Choir, ’56, ’57; Year- book Solicitor, ’54; Senior Play, ’56; Finance Committee, ’56, ’57; EHS Guides, ’56, ’57; Play-Day, ’54; Foreign Student Drive, ’54, ’55, ’56, ’57. Ambition—To make the most of •what knowledge I have. LEON A. CAPONE Leon Football, ’53, ’54, ’55; Senior Play, “Father”, ’57; Yearbook Staff, ’57; Hi-Lites, ’55; Sports Editor, ’56, ’57; Choir, ’54; Traffic Squad, ’54; Senior Student Council, ’53, ’54. Ambition—To find one. CONSTANCE M. CALLAWAY Connie Orchestra, ’53, ’54, ’55, ’56, ’57; All City Orchestra, ’53, ’54, ’55, ’56, ’57; All State Sectional Orchestra, ’54, ’55, ’56, ’57; All State Orchestra, ’57; All Eastern States Orchestra, ’57; NYSMA Violin Solo, ’54, ’55, ’56; Preliminary Choir, ’54; Triple Octette, ’55, ’56 ’57; Senior Choir, ’54, ’55, ’56, ’57; President, ’56; A Capella Choir, ’55, ’56; Bowling, ’56; Archery, ’56; College Clinic, ’55, ’56, ’57; F.T.A. Conference, ’56; Foreign Student Drive, ’54, ’55, ’56, ’57; Homemaker of Tomorrow, ’57; Honor Society, ’57; Amitie, ’56, ’57; Senior Play, ’57; Concert Mistress of EHS, ’57. Ambition—To play a violin solo in Carnegie Hall. THOMAS J. CIANFROCCA Slim Football, ’54; Hi-Y-Alpha, ’54, ’55; Allied Youth, ’54, ’55; Cap and Gown Committee, ’57. Ambition—To give Mr. Klett twenty zeros for use in his classes. CHARLOTTE A. COOPER Char Yearbook Staff, ’57; Senior Choir, ’53, ’54. Ambition—To be at the top of everything. PAUL M. CIRILLO Ciril Ambition—To own a rattleless car. RICHARD F. CALLAHAN Dick Senior Student Council, ’54; E.A.A., ’55; J.V. Basketball, ’54; Varsity Basketball, ’55, ’56, ’57; Baseball, ’55, ’56, ’57; Yearbook Staff, ’57; American Legion Boys’ State, ’57. Ambition—To someday play pro baseball. DICKT 6; f. F. S. Efrive, ’56; liorcT ’56, ’57 Amitie, ’56, � 1 leg - 11 ore, bbt y L Amitie, [fl; tuiorj Gift CpkQjnittee, ’57. ' Ambiiioks—To b a competent DONALD CERIO Don Track, ’53, ’54, ’55, ’56; Cross Country, ’53, ’54; Football, ’55. Ambition—To outlive all of my teachers. KATHLEEN A. COLE Kay College Clinic, ’55, ’56, ’57; Bowl- ing, ’55; Playday, ’54; Senior Choir, ’53, ’54, ’55, ’56, ’57; Com- mencement Committee, ’57; Foreign Student Drive, ’53, ’54, ’55, ’56, ’57. Ambition—To go through life with happiness and success in whatever I undertake. LLOYD A. COPP Band, ’54, ’55, ’56, ’57; Orchestra, ’54, ’55, ’56; All City Band, ’54, ’55, ’56; Traffic Squad, ’57; Inter- mural Basketball, ’57. Ambition—To find out where the yellow went. ELEANOR D’AGOSTINO Elite Swimming, ’56; Bowling, ’55, ’56, ’57; Chorus, ’55, ’56, ’57; Robed Choir, ’55, ’56, ’57; EAA Solicitor, ’56; Office Receptionist, ’56, ’57; Color and Motto Committee, ’57; Hi-Lites, ’56. Ambition—To live, love and be happy. LINDA L. DAUBENTHALER Dobbie” Student Council, ’55, ’56; Chorus, ’54, ’55, ’56; Senior Play, “Mother”, ’56; Orchestra, ’54, ’55, ’56. Ambition—To become a successful beautician and be a good wife to Bill. DONALD R. DAY “Dee” Senior Red Cross, ’53, ’54; Delta Chi Hi-Y, ’54, ’55. Ambition—To become a resident of California. JOAN C. DeROSA “Joanie” Foreign Student Drive, '54; Senior Play Committee, ’56; Bowling, ’56. Ambition—To accomplish all my goals in life and someday go back to California. THOMAS L. DePAUL f rry • w 1 tm Senior Red Cross, ’56, ’57; Traffic Squad, ’56, ’57; Commencement Committee, ’57; Class Night Com- mittee, ’57. Ambition—To be or not to be. LINDA R. DeSOCIO “DeSoch” E.A.A., ’54, ’55, ’56; Yearbook So- licitor, ’53, ’54, ’55; Hi-Lites, ’55, ’56, ’57; Cheerleading, ’55; Head Cheerleader, ’56, ’57; Chorus, ’55, ’56, ’57; Senior Play, “Judy”, ’56; Senior Play Sound Effects Com- mittee, Prop Committee, ’56; Mus- cular Dystrophy Drive, ’56; For- eign Student Drive, ’54, ’55; Mc- Carthy Foundation Drive, ’55, ’56. Ambition—To build a future with the help of God. GARY D. DICKINSON “Stinky” Ambition—Raise twenty-three kids on a ditch-dig ger s salary fffff EDWARD F. CORSELLO “Ed” Golf, ’54, ’55, ’56, ’57; Bowling, ’55, ’56; Senior Student Council, ’53, 54; Red Cross, ’54, ’55; Year- book Solicitor, ’54; Hi-Lites, ’55, ’56. Ambition—To have an ambitious ambition. LINDA F. DeFURIA ft V ft Lynn Swimming, ’53; Playday, ’53, ’54; Senior Choir, ’55, ’56; Triple Oc- tette, ’56, ’57; Robed Choir, ’55, ’56, ’57; Yearbook Staff, ’57; Senior Play; Costume Committee, ’56, ’57; Senior Play Usher, ’57; Majorettes, '56, ’57; Muscular Dystrophy Drive, ’55, '56; Community Chest Drive, ’55, ’56; Frank C. McCarthy Drive, ’54, ’55, ’56; Senior Hi-Lites, ’57; Yearbook Solicitor, ’53; Choir Secretary, ’56; College Clinic, ’55, ’56, ’57; Foreign Student Drive, ’55, ’56. Ambition—To live, love, learn and always find happiness and purpose in all that do. RICHARD A. DELLOMORTE “Dick” Band, ’53, ’54, ’55; All City Band, ’53; Orchestra, ’53; Delta Chi Hi- Y, ’54, ’55, ’56; President, ’55; Al- lied Youth, ’54, '55, ’56; President, ’55; Traffic Squad, ’54, ’55, ’56; Projection Squad, ’53; Chorus, ’57; Senior Red Cross, ’55; Senior In- termural Basketball, ’56; captain, ’56; Hi-Lites, Business Manager, ’56; Senior Ball Committee, ’57; Co-chairman. Ambition—To someday be presi- dent of my own musician union or own my own business. PATRICIA M. DeSANTIS “ Blondie” Senior Play Committee, ’56; Senior Choir, ’57; Senior Ticket Commit- tee, ’56. Ambition—To travel around the world and meet the man of my dreams. GERT G. DIEDRICH “Bushy” Ambition—To be a thirty year man in the Air Force. NANCY A. DUPERAULT “Nan” Foreign Student Drive, ’55; Bowl- ing, ’56. Ambition—To make my parents and Eddie proud of me. BARBARA L. EKERT “Barb” Badminton, '53; Swimming, ’54, ’55, ’56, ’57; Foreign Student Drive, ’54, ’55, ’56; Playday, ’54; Senior Student Council, ’55, ’56; College Clinic, ’55, 1 ’56, ’57; Advisory Board, ’55; Sergeant-at-Arms, ’56; Honor Society, ’57; Majorettes, ’55; Head Majorette, ’56, ’57; Senior Play Usher, ’56; Senior Ball Com- mittee, ’57; E.A.A., ’55. Ambition—To graduate from col- lege, be an airline stewardess and with the help of God to lead a long, happy, and useful life. HAROLD J. GETMAN “Harry” Band, ’53, ’54, ’55, ’56, ’57; Traffic Squad, ’55, ’56, ’57; Football Man- ager, ’56, ’57; Basketball Manager, ’56, ’57. Ambition—To own my own yacht. ELAINE P. EMMONS “Pat” Bowling, ’54, ’55, ’56, ’57; Chorus, ’54, ’56, ’57; Muscular Dystrophy Drive, ’55, ’56; Switchboard Oper- ator, ’56, ’57; EHS Guides, ’56; Foreign Student Drive, ’55; Mc- Carthy Foundation Drive, ’55, ’56. Ambition—To live, love and be happy. GARY D. HAVEN €i 'T ft G ary Senior Choir, ’53. Ambition—To play guitar in a great combo. JEAN G. GINGERESKI “Ginger” E.A.A., Captain, ’55; Senior Com- mencement, ’57. Ambition—To someday complete my shorthand courses. DAVID R. HUNT “Rooter” Football, ’54, ’55, ’56; All City, '56; Basketball, ’54, ’55; Senior Student Council, ’54, ’55, President, •56, ’57; Senior Play, “Father”, ’57; National Honor Society, ’57; Win- ner of the Harvard Book Award, ’56. Ambition—To do some good. JAMES J. GALVIN ti f • w Jimmy Hi-Lites, Sports Editor, ’56; Foot- ball, ’55, ’56. Ambition—To someday marry C. IV. and live happily ever after. LINDA LEE ELZER “Lin” Senior Student Council, ’54, ’56, ’57; Senior Choir, ’56; Steering Com- mittee, ’56, ’57; Yearbook Solicitor, ’54, ’55; Bowling, ’56; Swimming, ’56; Muscular Dystrophy Drive, ’56; Foreign Student Drive, ’53, ’54, ’55, ’56, ’57; EHS Guides, ’56; College Clinic, ’56; Hi-Lites, Sports Editor, ’56; Editor, ’56, ’57; Year- book Editor, ’57; McCarthy Founda- tion Drive, ’56. Ambition—To someday write,a suc- cessful diet book and with this as my guide . . . lose thirty pounds. GERALD GIOCONDO “Jerry” Football, ’55, ’56; Hi-Lites, ’56; Senior Ball Committee, '57; Senior Gift Committee, Chairman; Track, ’55. Ambition—To live, love and be happy. JUNE Y. FRAPPIER tf r • « Junie Amitie, ‘56, Secretary, ’57; Bowl- ing, ’54, ’55, ’56, ’57; Christmas Program, ’55; Senior Play Usher, ’56; Foreign Student Drive, '55, ’56. Ambition—To love and be loved. PAUL J. HEINS “Buddy” Senior Red Cross, ’54; Intermural Basketball, ’54. Ambition—To see everybody in the world happy at one time. JEANNETTE GONSIEWSKI “Janet” Senior Play, ’56; E.A.A., ’55; Hi- Lites, ’57; Senior Play Committee, ’56; Foreign Student Drive, ’55, ’56; Bowling, ’55; Muscular Dys- trophy Drive, ’56; Red Cross Drive, ’54, ’55; Chorus, ’54, ’55, ’56, ’57. Ambition—To have success, hap- piness, love and to retire at an early age BARBARA ELAINE GOTTSCHALL “Gotch RICHARD L. IVISON “Dick Chorus, ’55, ’56. Ambition—To love and be loved. JAMES E. JOHNSON “Charlie Brown Football, '55, ’56; J.V. Basketball, ’54; Hi-Lites, 56; Senior Ball Committee, ’57. Ambition—To become champion “Fuss Budget ” WINIFRED M. GROVE “Winnie Student Council, ’53, ’54, ’55, ’56; Yearbook Solicitor, ’53, ’54; E.A.A. Solicitor, ’55; Bowling, ’55; Cheer- leading, ’56, ’57; Senior Finance Committee, '56, ’57; EHS Guides, ’55; Senior Play, Fuffy”, ’56. Ambition—The ability to make de- cisions easily, honestly and wisely. FREDERICK D. KOUSKY “Fred Cap and Gown Committee, ’57. Ambition—To someday become a Naval Cadet. s LO Basketball, ’55, ’56, ’57; Baseball, ’56, ’57; J.V. Basketball, ’54, ’55. Ambition—To play professional baseball and beat the New York Yankees. Senior Student Council, ’53; Com- mencement Committee, ’57. Ambition—To outdraw Tony V. MARIA A. GRIFFO “Marie Bowling, ’54, ’55; Receptionist, ’56; Chorus, ’54, ’55. Ambition—To become a successful secretary and to love, be loved, and always be happy. GEORGE KERNAGHAN Band, ’53, ’54, ’55, ’56, ’57; Orches- tra, '53, ’54, ’55, ’56, ’57; All City Band, ’54, ’55, ’56, ’57; Hi-Y Al- pha, ’53, ’54, ’55, ’56, ’57; Sergeant- at-Arms, ’54; Senior Play, ’57; Yearbook Staff, ’57. Ambition—To win the Siberian rat race. ROSEMARY T. GUINTO “Rosie E.A.A. Solicitor, ’56; Retailers of Syracuse Club, ’57; Chorus, ’55. Ambition—To have ambition?ff PAUL K. KRAUSE “Mouse Football, ’55, ’56. Ambition—To be an engineer. KATHERINE J. HANNON “Katy Chorus, ’54, ’55, ’56, ’57; Service Ball, ’54; Basketball, ’54. Ambition—To be happily married and rich forever. HARRIET M. HARDTER Peeuiee” Ambition—To marry a rich man and never have to wash another dish. CHARLES T. LANGPAUL “Leppy” Senior Student Council, ’55, ’56; Senior Chorus, ’56, ’57; Hi-Lites, ’56, ’57; Senior Play, ’57; Senior Red Cross, ’55; Cap and Gown Committee, ’57; Traffic Squad, ’55. Ambition—To own the “quickest” rod in Eastwood. PATRICIA A. HELDT “Pat Dancing, ’54; Swimming, ’56; Bowl- ing, ’56, ’57; Senior Choir, ’54, ’55, ’56, ’57; Volley Ball, ’55; Bad- minton, ’55. Ambition—To someday be able to finish something that start. DONALD A. LUTZ “Don Projection Squad, ’54, ’55, ’56, ’57; Senior Red Cross, ’54; Honor So- ciety, ’56, ’57; Yearbook Staff, ’57; Senior Student Council. Ambition—To start at the top and work my way up. GERALDINE R. HUBBARD Gerri” Senior Red Cross, ’54, ’55; Volley- ball, ’54; Bowling, '54, ’55, ’56, ’57; College Clinic; Field Trip Chair- man, ’55, Vice President, ’56; Pres- ident, ’56, ’57; Swimming, ’56; Amitie, ’55, ’56, ’57; Yearbook Staff, ’57; Hi-Lites, ’57; Senior Play Scenery, ’56; Writer of the “Junior Set”, ’55, ’56, and Eastwood Teen News, ’56, ’57. Ambition—To make the most of it. RONALD R. MEALEY “Ron Senior Choir, ’56; E.A.A. Solicitor, ’56; Senior Red Cross, ’55, ’56. Ambition—To be successful in all I endeavor. STANLEY C. KULESA “Stan Band, ’55, ’56, ’57; Orchestra, ’55, ’56; All City Band. ’55, ’56, ’57; Chorus, ’55, ’56, ’57; Basketball, ’56, ’57; Senior Ball Committee, ’57. Ambition—To become an officer in the United States Navy. BARBARA E. HARRISON “Barb Chorus, ’54, ’55, ’56; Archery, ’55; Bowling, ’55, ’56; Badminton, ’54; Foreign Student Drive, ’54, ’55, ’56; Hi-Lites, ’56; College Clinic, ’55, ’56, ’57; Field Trip Representative, ’56; Speaker’s Committee, ’56;_ Honor Society, ’56; Sergeant-at- Arms, ’57; Commencement Com- mittee, ’57. Ambition—To enjoy myself with my friends, and to always walk on the sunny side of the street. JOHN T. LANSING “Johnnie Football, ’54, ’55, ’56; Track, ’54; Traffic Squad, ’54, ’55; Senior Red Cross, 55, Treasurer, ’56; Senior Student Council, '54; Red Cross Drive, ’55; Senior Play “Willis”, ’57; Senior Play Committee, ’57; Chorus, ’55, ’56; Hi-Lites, ’56; Band, ’54; E.A.A., ’55, ’56. Ambition—To change that “little girl’s” name to mine. MARY C. HOWELL Senior Play; Play Selection Com- mittee, ’57; Set Design Committee, ’56; Amitie, ’56, ’57. Ambition—To study Fine Arts and some day have a family. GEORGE T. MCDONALD ft 'T’ tt 1 orn Track, ’56; Traffic Squad, ’56; Chorus, ’57; Cap and Gown Com- mittee; Co-chairman, '57; Band, ’55; Intramural Basketball, ’57; Senior Red Cross, ’56. Ambition—Go to Oswego State Teachers College or go in the Coast Guard. NANCY A. HUSTON “Nan Senior Student Council, ’54; Hi- Lites, ’54; E.A.A. Solicitor, ’57; Bowling, ’56, ’57; Senior Ball Com- mittee, Co-Chairman, ’57. Ambition—To make “our” dreams come true. BARBARA A. JOHNSON Butch E.A.A. Solicitor, 53, ’54, ’55, ’56; Preliminary Choir, ’54; Senior Stu- dent Council, ’55, ’56; Yearbook Solicitor, '54, ’55, ’56; EHS Guides, ’56; Senior Choir, ’56, ’57; Senior Play Usher, ’56; Finance Commit- tee, ’57; Foreign Student Drive, ’56; Muscular Dystrophy Drive, ’56; United Fund, ’55. Ambition—With the help of God to always be understanding and to love and be loved. LAWRENCE E. O’CONNOR “Larry” Ambition—To get out of the serv- ice what I put in it. NANCY A. KALENACK Nance Bowling, ’53, ’54; Chorus, ’56, ’57; Swimming, ’53, ’54; Preliminary Choir, ’53. Ambition—To begin each day with thanks and to close with the satis- faction of having helped someone else. RICHARD PARZYCH Dick Intramural Basketball, ’53, ’54; J.V. Basketball, ’53, ’54; Basketball, ’55, ’56, 57; Baseball, ’56, ’57; Track, ’54; Senior Student Coun- cil, ’54, ’55, ’56, ’57; Steering Com- mittee, ’56, ’57; Senior Play, ’57. Ambition—To play pro-baseball. ANN L. KRONE Anni Choir, ’54, ’55; Badminton, ’55; Swimming, ’56; Senior Commence- ment Committee, ’57. Ambition—To keep B. R. M. com- pany always, while he's driving his W Merc.” 100000 miles. FRANK E. REGO Moose Football, ’54, ’55, ’56; All-City Football, ’56; Basketball, ’55, ’56, ’57; All-City Basketball, ’57; Base- ball, ’55, ’56, ’57; Senior Student Council, ’56; Commencement Com- mittee, ’57. Ambition—To see Duke Morrison play one game without disagreeing with the referee. KEITH D. MORRISON Senior Student Council, ’55, ’56; Baseball, ’55, ’56; Senior Choir, ’56; Traffic Squad, ’56, ’57; Senior Ball Committee, ’56, ’57. Ambition—To someday be Elvis Presley’s guitar player. PATRICIA A. JONES Pat Archery, ’55; Swimming, ’57. Ambition—To live, love, be happy and always keep smiling. RICHARD HARVEY OLIN Harr Football, ’54, ’55; Traffic Squad, ’54, ’55; Track, ’53. Ambition—To someday become rather closely associated with a certain UJ. S.”. JANET M. KAMMAR Jan-nut Preliminary Choir, ’53, ’54; Recep- tionist, ’56, ’57; Class Night Com- mittee, ’57; Student Council, ’57. Ambition — To become a hair dresser, marry Eddie and live hap- pily ever after. STANLEY E. PEDZICK Puud-zick J.V. Basketball, ’53, ’54; Basketball, ’54, ’55, ’56, ’57. Ambition—To play pro-ball for the Sew York “K nicks”. EVELYN M. LaHEIST Evey Honor Society, ’56, ’57; Science Club, ’56, Vice President, ’57; Hi- Lites, ’57, Business Manager, ’56. Ambition—To become a scientist. TERESA M. LaRUSSO “Terry” Preliminary Choir, ’57; Senior Choir, ’55; Honor Society, ’57; Cap and Gown Committee, ’57; Amitie, ’55, ’56, ’57; Secretary, ’55; Senior Play Usherette, ’56, ’57. Ambition—To be. CHARLES P. RODRIGUES Charlie” Hi-Lites, ’56, ’57. Ambition—To someday own the “800”, with Ronnie Mealey as my partner. LUCY A. LUPONE Lu” Senior Chorus, ’55; E.A.A. Solici- tor, ’56; Senior Student Council, ’56; Cap and Gown Committee, ’57; Senior Ball Committee, ’57. Ambition—To become what my parents expect of me, and have good friends everywhere. WILLIAM R. SABIS Fireball” Senior Choir, ‘54, ’55; Orchestra, '53, ’54, ’55, ’56; Band, ’56, ’57; All City Orchestra, ’53, ’54, ’55; All State Sectional Orchestra, '54; Hi- Y Alpha, ’55, ’56, ’57; Sergeant-at- Arms, ’56, President, ’56; Honor Society, ’56, Treasurer, ’57; Senior Student Council, Vice President, 56, ’57; Senior Play, ’57; American Field Service Ambassador to Ger- many, ’56; Baseball, ’57. Ambition—To graduate from col- lege and become an engineer and after that return to Paris with “The Mob”. JOAN M. MARTIN “Joni” Red Cross, ’53, ’54; Student Coun- cil, ’54, ’55; Chorus, ’55, ’56, ’57; EHS Guides, ’57; Amitie, ’56, ’57; Senior Play Scenery Committee, ’57; Future Retailers of Syracuse Club, ’57; Foreign Student Drive, ’55, ’56; Office Receptionist, ’57; Muscular Dystrophy Drive, ’56. Ambition—To go to England so that I can drive on the left side of the street. GEORGE N. SARKUS “The Bear” Football, ’54, ’55; Cross Country, •53; Track, '54, '55, ’56; Intra- mural Basketball, ’57; Baseball, ’57; Senior Play Committee, ’56; Projection Squad, 53, ’54, 55, ’56, ’57; Senior Red Cross, ’54; Senior Student Council, 53; Senior Choir, ’57; E.A.A. Solicitor, ’56. Ambition—Go to college, own a nursery, and marry a “Miss America.” W. EMERSON RHODES “Dusty” Hi-Lites, ’53, ’54, ’55, ’56, Feature Editor, ’57; Preliminary Choir, ’53, ’54; Senior Student Council, ’54; Honor Society, ’57; Senior Red Cross, ’53; Opaque Projection Squad, ’57; Senior Play Audio Control, ’57; Yearbook Editor, ’57. Ambition—To be the world’s high- est paid disc jockey. PATRICIA A. LAWRENCE “Patty” Bowling, ’55; Exhibition Group, ’55. Ambition—To make two million and visit every state in the United States. THOMAS J. ROMANOSKI “Zeke” Senior Choir, ’53, ’54, ’55; Boys’ Choir, ’53; Senior Student Council, ’53; Robed Choir, ’54; Bowling, ’55. ’56. Ambition—To own and operate a mega-watt radio station. MAUREEN A. MANCINI “Mo” Cheerleading, ’55, ’56, ’57; Year- book Staff, ’57; Senior Student Council, ’56, ’57; Senior Play, “Hilda”, ’56; Swimming, ’53; Sen- ior Life Saving, ’56; Preliminary Choir, ’53, ’54; Steering Commit- tee, ’56, ’57; Senior Red Cross, ’54; Hi-Lites, Girls’ Sports Editor, ’57; Yearbook Solicitor, ’54; Muscular Dystrophy Drive, ’56; McCarthy Fund Drive, ’56; Foreign Student Drive, ’54, ’55, ’56. Ambition—To go to college and find a purpose in all I do. WILLIAM A. SAMPSON “Bill” Hi-Y Alpha, ’54. ’55. ’56, ’57; In- tramural Basketball, ’56; Yearbook Staff, ’57. Ambition—To make two million, why be half safe! NORMA L. MAYER Honor Society, ’57; Amitie, ’55, ’56, ’57, Treasurer, ’56; Bowling, ’55; Chorus, ’54. Ambition—To obtain happiness and success in everything I do and to make a million friends. RITA R. MAUTZ Proxey Majorettes, ’56, ’57; Choir, 54, ’55; Senior Color and Motto Commit- tee, ’56, ’57. Ambition—To become an airline hostess for T. IV. A. EDWARD S. SEMATOSKE “Eddie Projection Squad, ’56, ’57; Senior Red Cross, ’55, ’56. . Ambition—To be a success. PEGGY A. OZOGAR “Peg Hi-Lites, ’55; Foreign Student Drive, ’55, ’56; Senior Play Usher, ’56; Senior Ball Committee, ’57. Ambition — To someday have enough money to go on an ocean voyage. CHARLES N. SMITH “Chuck Ambition—To be a credit to God, my family, and my community. SABRA A. PERRETT “Sabe Student Council, ’53, ’54; Choir, ’53, ’54, ’55; Senior Play, makeup chairman, ’57; Yearbook Staff, ’57; Hi-Lites, ’56, ’57; E.A.A. Solicitor, '54; Yearbook Solicitor, ’54, ’55; Foreign Student Drive, ’54, ’55, ’56. Ambition—To help delinquent adults, not delinquent teenagers! ANTHONY M. VECCHIO • 'T' I ony Baseball, ’56; Football, ’56; Chorus, ’57; Senior Red Cross, ’56, ’57; Senior Gift Committee, ’57. Ambition—To graduate from col- lege and become a success. PHILIP SCHIAVONE “Phil Traffic Squad, ’54, ’55. Ambition—To someday be mana- ger of an A P Store. SALLY ANN OBEY “Oboy Chorus, ’55, ’56, ’57; Senior Choir, ’56, Secretary, ’57 r Yearbook So- licitor, ’54, ’55; E.A.A. Solicitor, '54, ’55; Foreign Student Drive, ’55, ’56; Muscular Dystrophy Drive, ’55, ’56; McCarthy Founda- tion Drive, ’55; Swimming, ’54; Senior Play Committee, Makeup and Props, '57; Hi-Lites, ’57; Year- book Staff, ’57; Office Receptionist, ’57. Ambition—To have eleven little football players! JACOB F. SHAFER “Jack Golf, ’55, ’56, ’57. Ambition—To graduate. GRACE A. PAYNE “Gra Chorus, ’53, ’54; Commencement Committee, ’57. Ambition—To be a typist and to be happy in anything I do. ROBERT B. THOMPSON “Bob Ambition—To become an expert duck hunter. MARGARITA A. PERROTTA “Marg Chorus, ’54, ’56; Choir, ’56. Ambition—To have a successful life. ANN MARIE PETROWSKI Marie Cheerleading, ’55, ’56; Senior Choir, ’56, ’57, Treasurer, ’56; Senior Red Cross, ’56, ’57; Com- mencement Committee, ’57; Mus- cular Dystrophy Drive, ’55, '56; McCarthy Foundation Drive, ’55; Foreign Student Drive, ’55, ’56. Ambition—To someday take over the Internal Revenue. RICHARD N. WESCOTT Dick- Senior Student Council, ’54; Year- book Solicitor, ’55, ’56; E.A.A. So- licitor, '54; Floor Captain, ’55; Senior Play, Business Manager, ’57. Ambition—To make an easy mil- lion dollars. ELAINE PIGNALBERI GARY WHITAKER “Whit” Band, ’53, ’54, ’55, ’56, ’57; Orches- tra, ’53, ’54, ’55, ’56, ’57; All-City Band, ’54, ’55, ’56, ’57; Hi-Y Al- pha, ’53, ’54, Sergeant-at-Arms, ’55, Treasurer, ’56, President, ’57; American Legion Empire Boys’ State, ’56; Honor Society, Vice President, ’56, ’57; Senior Play, ’57; Senior Ball Committee, ’57; All State Sectional Band, ’56. Ambition—To have friends who understand me and yet remain my friends. KATHLEEN H. ROCK “Kathy” Preliminary Choir, ’53; Senior Red Cross, ’53; Senior Student Council, ’54, ’55, Secretary Senior Student Council, ’56, ’57; Steering Commit- tee, ’56, ’57; Cheerleading, ’55, ’56, ’57; E.H.S. Guides, ’56; E.A.A. Floor Captain, ’55; Class Night Committee, ’57; Cap and Gown Co-Chairman, ’57. Ambition—To look on the bright side of everything and be happy forever. LLOYD W. YOUNG “Lloydie Honor Society, ’57. Ambition—To travel. CHESTER J. WASKIEWICZ “Chet” Golf, ’56, ’57; Bowling, ’55, ’56; Senior Red Cross, ’55, ’56. Ambition—IT hat more could one ask, than to be a success in life. SHIRLEY B. PETROWSKI “Bernie” Chorus, ’55, ’56, ’57; Red Cross, ’56, ’57; Senior Gift Committee; Foreign Student Drive, ‘55, ’56; McCarthy Foundation Drive, ’55. Ambition—To someday have a business of my own. RICHARD J. WHELAN “Dick- Ambition—To join the Savy and see the world. JOYCE A. PRESTON Senior Student Council, ’53; Chorus, ’53, ’54; Amitie, ’55, ’56, ’57; Treasurer, ’55, ’56; Bowling, ’55; E.A.A. Solicitor, ’53. Ambition—To someday be a great ice-skater. WILLIAM F. WILLIAMS “Bill- Ambition — Accomplish something impossible. CHRISTINE M. RAGONESE “Teena” Senior Student Council, ’56, ’57; Steering Committee, ’56, ’57; Pre- Choir, ’54; Senior Choir, ’55, ’56, ’57; Triple Octette, ’56, ’57; Sec- tional all-State Choir, ’56; Band, ’53-’57; Orchestra, ’55, ’56, ’57; Yearbook Solicitor, ’56; Foreign Student Drive, ’56; E.A.A. Solici- tor, ’55; Hi-Lites, News Editor, ’56, ’57; Science Club, ’55; Amitie, ’56; EHS Guide, ’56; Projection Squad, ’55, ’56, ’57; College Clinic, ’56, ’57; Senior Play “Judy”, ’57; Honor Society, ’57. Ambition—To laugh, to love, and to live as gay and happy a life as that of the past four years. MARY E. ROMONDO Babe” Badminton, ’54; Playday, 54, ’55; Senior Student Council, ’54; For- eign Student Drive, ’54, ’55, ’56; Senior Play Usher, ’57; Commence- ment Committee, ’57. Ambition—To be a success in my chosen field with the help of God. PATRICIA A. RUSCITO Patti Bowling, ’55; Senior Student Coun- cil, ’56; E.A.A. Solicitor, ’55, ’56; Yearbook Solicitor, ’55, ’56; For- eign Student Drive, ’56; Co-Chair- man Commencement Committee, ’57. Ambition—To never disappoint the ones who have faith in me. MELVA B. SAYRE Mel Senior Class Color and Motto Committee, ’57; Senior Play Scen- ery Committee, ’57; Bowling, ’56, ’57; Amitie, ’56, Vice President, ’57; Foreign Student Drive, ’55, '56; Scholastic Art Contest, ’57. A mbition—Success. JOAN M. SERO Joni Choir, ’53; Yearbook Staff, ’57; Senior Student Council, ’56; E.A.A. Solicitor, ’56; Yearbook Solicitor, ’54; College Clinic, ’56; Exhibition Group, ’55; Archery, ’56; Foreign Student Drive, ’54, ’55, ’56. Ambition—To have all my dreams become reality. JUDITH S. SWAYZE t i Juicy Honor Society, ’56, ’57; Amitie, ’55, ’56, ’57. Ambition—To be happy and make others happy. MARILYN E. VISSER Candy Christmas Play, ’56; Switchboard Operator, ’57; Senior Student Coun- cil, ’57; Senior Gift Committee, ’57. Ambition—To be a success in everything I do. BARBARA A. SEAGER Red E.A.A. Solicitor, ’54, ’55; Yearbook Solicitor, ’54, ’55, ’56; Senior Stu- dent Council, ’56; Swimming, ’53; Red Cross, ’54; Foreign Student Drive, ’56. Ambition—To make my father proud of me. KATHLEEN SPEACH Kathy Senior Play, ’56; Yearbook Staff, ’57; Honor Society, ’57; E.A.A. and Yearbook Solicitor, ’54, ’55; Chorus, ’53, ’54; Red Cross, ’54; Senior Student Council, ’53; Bowl- ing, ’56; Foreign Student Drive, ’53, Ambilionr-JPto always have friends, and God’s ooch Cap Gown Committee, ’57; Boiling, ’56, ’5) Christmas Play, Chorus, ’y6| ’57; Amitie, 56, 57; For etfen Student Dri e, ’55, 56.. iv „y u Jr duatd and be- rssful typjst. THARINE L. VENDITTI Tinkle' Cheerleading, ’55, '56, ’57; Senior Choir, ’56, Corresponding Secretary, ’57; E.A.A. Solicitor, ’54, ’56; Yearbook Solicitor, ’55; Senior Student Council, ’56; Hi-Lites, ’57; Red Cross, ’53; Makeup Committee, Senior Play, ’57. Ambition—To someday own a Gamma house for its tremendous dances and parties. REGINA WADACH Reggie Swimming, ’54; Foreign Student Drive, ’55; Bowling, ’54; EHS Guides, ’56; Senior Class Nominat- ing Committee, '57; Yearbook Staff, ’57. Ambition—To graduate from West Point and live happily ever after. JUDITH A. WALTER Moody” E.A.A., ’55; Senior Student Coun- cil, ’56, ’57; Senior Choir, Treas- urer, ’56, ’5%; Yearbook Staff, ’57; Foreign Student Drive. Ambition—To keep Carol and a certain Marine together. MARY E. WILLIAMS Betsy” Chorus, ’54; Senior Play Commit- tee, ’57; Foreign Student Drive, '54, ’55, ’56; Muscular Dystrophy Drive, ’56. Ambition—To travel. DOLORES A. ZACCARIA De” Amitie, ’55, ’56, Sergeant-at-Arms, ’57; Bowling, ’56, ’57; Chorus, ’55, ’56, ’57; Senior Choir, Correspond- ing Secretary, ’56; E.H.S. Guides, ’56, ’57; Senior Play Scenery Com- mittee, ’57; Foreign Student Drive, ’55, ’56; Muscular Dystrophy Drive, ’55. Ambition—To go to Alaska and play it cool. DAVID L. BAKER Dave” Ambition—To own a Thunderbird. CHARLENE J. WEED Chickie” Preliminary Choir, ’54, ’55; Chorus, ‘54, ’55, ’56, ’57; Robed Choir, ’54, ’55, ’56; Bowling, ’55, ’56, ’57; Archery, ’55; Volleyball, ’54, 55 ; Badminton, ’54; Foreign Student Drive, ’54, ’55, ’56; Muscular Dys- trophy Drive, ’55; College Clinic, ’56, Publicity Manager, ’57; Year- book Staff; Senior Play Usher. Ambition—To graduate from col- lege and find happiness and suc- cess in my chosen career. GAIL L. WOODWORTH Senior Student Caun- , ? Amitie, Vice Pf b Treasuf Chorus, cil, ’55, dent, ’56, leyball, oH0 C 6ciet ALLEN B. BAKER Ambition—To have a ball in the U. S. Army and when I get out buy Spector’s Cadillac business with my buddy Jim Flynn. RENALDA DeSANTIS Kari Margrethe Bakke, foreign exchange student came to Eastwood High School through the joint efforts of the Senior Stu- dent Council and the American Field Service Program in the fall of 1956. The American Field Service is a program that promotes international friendship by the granting of one year scholarships to European high school students. Kari, a pert, blue-eyed blonde with a spark- ling personality, is from a small town in Nor- way called Lillihammer. Her American sister, Diane, and the Knapp family welcomed her on August 19th, 1956. With the help of the family and new friends she adjusted quickly to a new way of life. Kari is very fond of school, and homework is in fact one of her hobbies. She is very inter- ested in music and she especially enjoys play- KAR1 MARGRETHE BAKKE ing the piano and church organ. While attend- ing Eastwood High, she became a very active member of the Senior Choir and Inner Choirs, Honor Society, Amitie, and also played the role of the Norwegian maid in the senior play “Junior Miss.” During football season she reigned as the “Queen” of Hi-Y Alpha’s annual “Kick-off Dance”. Kari’s talent in art also won her the first prize for her poster during “Clean Up Week,” sponsored by the Student Council. Kari applied for the A.F.S. scholarship in order to get a better knowledge of language, people, country and living conditions. She wanted to learn a bit more of what she had heard about, but had not seen. She told us about her own small, beautiful country and she says that upon returning home, it will be a pleasure for her to tell her family and friends about America. etali WM I, Susan Alexander, hereby will to Kennie M., tackle ability and red currants; to Mary Ann L. I leave the ability to play pool; to Mary Ann R. I leave flower seeds; and to the Beta girls all the fun as a senior and in sorority. I, Judy Ames, hereby will to Rao my secret exercise; to the Beta girls the ability to stay on top; to Marion and Joy the ability to get kicked out of meeting at least twice a month; to my brother all the fun I’ve had at E. H. S.; and to Linda, our friendship. I, Mary Andreani, hereby will to Marylu our many “Lettres de Francais”; to Joni the time she spent waiting for me; to Danny and Stan a dozen beautiful girls; to Joe Arnone, French class; and to all my teachers, especially Miss Hearn and Miss Newman, all my thanks for their wonderful patience. I, Carolyn Angotti, hereby will to “Fran” success in her senior year and a position on the cheerleading squad; to Gamma luck, success, and glory to stay on top; to “S. G. A.” and “Gamma,” memories; and to a certain marine my love and hope that all our plans come true. I, Kari, Bakke, hereby will my many thanks to the kids of E. H. S. for all the nice memories they gave me; to Dianne Knapp, Mr. Pursiano and one more year of American History; to Mrs. Wells, a new red pencil; and lots of luck to the next foreign student. I, Eleanor Barnell, hereby will to Joanne Sacco, a wonderful senior year; to Ann Tavenier, Susie Temple and my other sisters in Delta Pi Alpha, the ability to keep it on top; to Barbara Romanoski, I leave my memories in hopes that she may remember hers with a gay smile and look to the future with happiness. I, Sandra Basile, hereby will to all my sorority sisters in Beta, all the fame and fortune in Eastwood; to E. H. S., another Basile, to Ellie S. a calorie chart and all my wonderful times in E. H. S. I, I, Gail Bennett, hereby will to all the girls of E. H. S. the hope that they will make good use of Miss Hearn, our wonderful counselor; to Chickie, the ability to let her laugh out; to Barb H., entrance to Barnard and a class in English lyric poetry; and to all future students, the wonderful experience of knowing Miss Mandigo. I, Ann Burdick, hereby will to Wanda M. all the fun I had at E. H. S. and luck and success to the Amitie girls. I, Connie Callaway, hereby will to Liz T. my seat in orchestra and I hope we will always be friends; to Dan H., a driver’s license; to Paul H., my chem- istry book; to Mr. Wilkie, a blushing violinist, and my thanks also to Miss Hearn and Miss Newman, and to Gerri H., the best and to Amitie success. I, Kathleen Cole, hereby will to Rosemary, a wonder- ful senior year; to Joan P., the very best; to Joanne S., our good times; to Ernie and Dave, the ability to pass Latin; to Bonnie, the good seats at the Nats’ games; and to Alpha and its future president, the pleasure of working with a wonderful group of girls. I, Charlotte A. Cooper, hereby will to June, the ability to get along with me; to Nancy I will happi- ness and success; to Pat I will the ability to make two million; and to Jean Podolak, I will a happy senior year and my seat in homeroom. I, Eleanor D’Agostino, hereby will to Loraine Vecchio my crying towel; to Cathy Walker, my heelst to the members of B. K. M., all the good times I’ve had in sorority and my ability to play pool; and to Eastwood, I leave. I, Linda Daubenthaler, hereby will to Betty Alampi, success and happiness in Gamma; to Judy and Dick, a happy married life; to Dianne, the hope that she graduates from B. A. S. B. with me; and to Bill, my love. I, Linda F. DeFuria, hereby will to M. Walker, J. Vaikness, L. Coyne and all the wonderful Beta girls, the ability to keep Beta on top; to my sister Dianne, all the fun at Eastwood and the ability to carry on the DeFuria name; to M. Rao, a special exercise; and to Miss Hearn, many thanks. I, Patricia DeSantis, hereby will to Betsey W., all the laughs and good times I have had in the halls of Eastwood; to Linda D., the ability to get along with Mr. Klett and his “Big Stick”; to Diane L., the ability to pass through school; and to Eastwood, I leave. I, Linda DeSocio, hereby will to my big, little Beta sisters, the greatest group of girls ever; to Rao, a building exercise; to Rosalie and Dolores, the ability to carry on the DeSocio name; to Jim, money; to the new squad, a championship team to cheer for; and to Joy, Marion, Linda and Judy, my talents. I, Joan DeRosa, hereby will to Barbara Romanoski, my moth eaten gym suit and all the success in the world; to Nancy Duperault, the ability to go through stop signs without getting a ticket and to never for- get the good times we have had; and to Marilou Baker, I leave J. F. I, Nancy Duperault, hereby will to the future seniors, all the fun they can have; to Joan, I leave the mem- ories of all the fun we had together; and to Eddie, I leave myself. I, Barbara Lynne Ekert, hereby will to the majorettes who will shiver down the field next season, the thrill it has been for me to twirl for E. H. S.; to the gals in Alpha, our heated debates and loads of fun; and to the faculty of E. H. S. my thanks for their genuine interest and patient understanding. I, Linda Elzer, hereby will to the Jewells, a package of Motzao’s and my accent; to Dick Griffo, my “Bug” to aid his tricky steps; to Rose Ann, my used bottle of diet pills; to my Gamma sisters, the ability to keep saying “Gamma is Fabulous”; and to Mr. Hess and Mrs. Crannell, my sincere thanks. I, Patricia Emmons, hereby will to Pat Malley, five inches; to my brother Jerry, the ability to try his best; to Walker and Vaikness, another camp week- end; to the Beta girls, best times; to D. H. patience with “Dud”; and to T. F., a ring; and to Eastwood, I leave. I, June Frappier, hereby will to the girls of Amitie, all the long walks we’ve had to get to meeting; to Charlotte, I leave all the trouble we had with business law; to Melva and Terry, I leave the ability to meet at the time they’re supposed to; and to Eastwood, I leave. I, Jean G. Gingereski, hereby will to Sandy, all the N. S.’s and food she can handle and all the good times we’ve had; to anyone who wants it, my job of collecting money; to S. A., the will to meet Lou; and to Miss Hearn, Mrs. VanAlstine and Mr. Klett, my thanks. I, Jeannette Gonsiewski, hereby will to the Beta girls, all the wonderful times at sorority, and the ability to keep it on top where it is now; to the gang, all our good times and P. J. parties; to Tony, I leave myself; and to Eastwood, I finally leave. I, Maria A. Griffo, hereby will to Mr. Klett, all the knowledge I received out of Bookkeeping; to Mrs. VanAlstine, all the happy times in shorthand; to Miss Hearn, the many laughs we had; to Nancy Kalenack, all my shorthand books and the fun we had; and to Dick, the happy times to come at E. H. S. I, Winifred Grove, hereby will to Carol Sardo, a place on the cheerleading squad with all the laughter and tears that come with it; to my brother, Dana, the ability to finish school; to the Gamma girls all the terrific times and memories; and to the cheer- leaders, good luck. I, Rosemary T. Guinto, hereby will to Mary Ann Losito, my ability to argue with Mr. Klett without getting more than five zeros a day; to Rosemary Stauffer, the energy to run down Wilson Street mornings to catch the bus to school without falling!; to the Egerbrecht twins, a printing press to start their own newspaper consisting of nothing but gossip. I, Katherine J. Hannon, hereby will to Evelyn La- Brake, a pot of coffee so she can stay awake through at least one American History class; and to Marie LaManna, I leave the ability to do one gym stunt in order to get a passing grade. I, Harriet Hardter, hereby will to my sister Dorothy, the ability to pass the English Regents; to some lucky freshman, my seat in the lunchroom; and to Mr. Klett, I leave. I, Lois Gurzny, hereby will to Marylu and Mary, the ability to get to N. V. C. and stay there; to Stan, Marcia, Connie and Molly, all the fun I’ve had in my senior year and to the Honor Society and Amitie, new members and success. I, Barbara Harrison, hereby will to Barb Ekert, Ellie Barnell, and Chickie Weed enough apple pie, French pancakes, and eclairs, respectively, to keep them al- ways happy; to Gail, a sane laugh; to Mary, a life- time pass to “My Fair Lady”; and to the future girls of E. H. S., the wit? and encouragement of Miss Hearn. I, I, Patricia Heldt, hereby will to E. L., the ability to brown nose around the teachers in order to pass; to C. G., the ability to pass notes under Mr. Mitchell’s nose without him knowing it; to T. P. and F. G., all the good times I’ve had at E. H. S.; and to anyone, my moldy old locker. I, Mary Howell, hereby will to Lois Gurzny, a pair of cushion soled sneaks for sightseeing in New York; to Barb Harrison, a magnifying glass to help read the “100 great looks”, plus an autographed picture of Charles VanDoren, and to Melva Sayre, a completely automatic non-hand guided pencil that draws high fashions. I, Geraldine Hubbard, hereby will to Nancy and Janet those long walks home; to Judy, Lucy, Ruth, College Clinic; to Miss Hearn, the hours spent in her office; to Maureen, the ability to bowl 300; to P. D.f C. D., D. K., W. M., Amitie,; to future seniors, my class-skipping ability; to future Delta pledges, the ability to smile. I, Nancy A. Huston, hereby will to my sister, Joyce, a senior year full of fun; to Miss Hearn and the faculty, my thanks; to the Delta girls, all the terrific times we’ve had; and to Bill, I leave myself, a happy marriage, and a dozen little Doughertys. I, Barbara Johnson, hereby will to the Gamma girls, the best sorority ever, good luck; to Chris, a guardian angel and my friendship always; to Kathy, a “jitter- bug and our memories; to Barb H., college; to Frank, the wonderful times we’ve had together and “Blue Monday”; and to the halls of E. H. S., I leave. I, Patricia Jones, hereby will to my sister, Judy, all the happiness I’ve had at E. H. S.; to Elsa, Bev, Linda, and other Delta girls, the wonderful times I’ve had with them and the hopes that they keep Delta on top. I, Nancy A. Kalenack, hereby will to Phyllis “Cheeta” Olszewski and Cynthia Milewski, I leave their senior year, and hope that they enjoy theirs as much as I did mine; to Evelyn LaBrake, my seat at second lunch; and to the rest of my friends, my wonderful memories here at Eastwood High. I, Janet Marie Kammar, hereby will to my sister, Jewell all the fun that I have had at E. H. S. and my seat in senior home-room; to Dave Sequin, all the luck on the football team next year; to Judy Hendry, another job at Chappell’s next year; and to Miss Hearn, good luck with the future receptionists. I, Ann L. Krone, hereby will to Linda Wyatt, all the wonderful times I’ve had at E. H. S.; to Evelyn LaBrake, my locker with the top shelf reserved for all “servicemen's” letters; and as for a certain guy, Bruce, I’m not willing him. I, Evelyn LaHeist, hereby will to Martha Pekurney, my misfitness; to Liz Titus, my facetiousness; to Lucy Parisi, my lasciviousness; to Judy Hamilton, a yoscyamine; and to Mr. Weisbrod, Jean Kilgore, M. J. Blunt, Barbara Gaughen, Ann Henst and War- ren LaHeist, my nostolgic condition. I, Patricia Lawrence, hereby will to my sister Peggy, the ability to become a senior; to Char, lots of luck in her job; to Sabe, my voice for those high notes; to Jo, all the happiness in the world with Buddy; and to Joni, the ability to get along with me. I, Theresa M. LaRusso, hereby will to all the girls of Amitie, the best of luck and happiness; to Joni, a bright, red convertible; to Dee Dee, I leave all the boys in Germany; to June, any old thing; and to Eastwood, I leave. I, Lucy Anne Lupone, hereby will to my brother, Bruce, the ability to rank the highest in basketball and football and to make All-City in ’59; to Miss Hearn and the faculty, my thanks and appreciation; and to all the swell girls in Delta, all the fun and happiness ever. I, Maureen A. Mancini, hereby will to the Gamma girls, the most wonderful part of my high school days, and also S. G. A. and the terrific parties; to Carol S. someday her one and only; to Joy, the “North boys”; to the “Gang”, the fabulous times never to forget; and to future cheerleaders, a terrific football squad. I, Joni Martin, hereby will to my brother, Tommy, the ability to graduate; to Marcia P., three more happy years at E. H. S.; to Mary, Dolores, and Norma, the ability to be on time; to Marylu, a bowling ball, to Miss Hearn, my thanks; and to my parents and teachers, my thanks. I, Rita Mautz, hereby will to sane, future majorettes, my uniform, and to all of them the best of luck; and to a certain someone, my happiness. I, Norma Mayer, hereby will to Joyce, my thanks for her friendship;, to Gail, the pleasure of going to C. C. B. I. with me; to Joni M., a certain someone; to Miss Newman, thanks for being a wonderful teacher; to Wanda M., two more years at E. H. S.; and to Karen, the horse she has always wanted. I, Sally A. Obey, hereby will to my sorority sisters all the wonderful times I’ve had and always keep Beta on top!!; to Kathy Walker, I leave my place in Beta; to Tommy Alibrandi, the ability to get along with Gracie; to Dave, I leave myself; to Miss Hearn, my thanks; and to Eastwood, I leave. I, Peggy Ozogar, hereby will to Carol T., the ability to keep a straight face during Mrs. Ronan’s food class; to Myron B., the ability to remove the two O’s from his jacket; to all my sorority sisters, all the wonderful times I’ve had, and to keep Gamma Alpha Psi on top; and to Eastwood, I leave. I, Grace Payne, hereby will to my sister, Mary, my books and my ability not to be bored; to Peggy Kessler and Violet Corron, my friendship; to Miss Hearn, my thanks; and to Louise Grabowski and Robert Payne, good luck. I, Sabra Perrett, hereby will to Miss Hearn my sincere gratitude for her unfailing patience and understand- ing; to Joni and Patty, the hope that our “Trio” never ends; to all the future Gamma girls, a truly wonder- ful sorority; to George and Paul, our gab fests in English; and last but not least, my life, to Joe. I, Marga rite Perrotta, hereby will to any girl who is to take health, my seat in Miss Gee’s class and her pet name, Eleanor. I, Ann Marie Petrowski, hereby will to Shelia Ander- son, my place on the Cheerleading squad; to my sister, Janice, I leave her with all the fun I have had at Eastwood; to Jean Sherlock, my new car; and to Dave, I leave myself. I, Shirley Petrowski, hereby will to my sister, Janice, all of the fun I have had in school; to Joan Polly, my place at sorority; to all the girls in Alpha, my thanks for being so understanding. I, Joyce Preston, hereby will to my sister, Karen, every happiness in her high school days; to Wanda, success with college plans; to my teachers, and Miss Hearn, my heart-felt thanks for everything; to Ami- tie, eternal Amitie forever; to Gail and Marylu, stardom!; and to Ann Burdick, certain someone. I, I, Chris Ragonese, hereby will my solo chair and fancy squeaks to Johnny, peace at All-City rehearsals to Ken, and Maestro Wilkie; with deepest sympathy to anyone who can duck; to Paul, I will the will to become a multi-millionaire in “Barbados”, to Barbara, St. Johns, and to all my wonderful Beta sisters, the greatest sorority on this earth. I, Kathy Rock, hereby will to Sheryl Gilmor, my place on the cheerleading squad; to my sorority sisters, the ability to keep Gamma forever on top; to L. P., N. D., and the Jewells, all the fun I’ve had in my senior year; and to Dick, the ability to understand and en- dure my crazy ideas. I, Maty Romondo, hereby will to my sister, Patty, my wonderful times at E. H. S.; to my sorority sisters in Alpha, lots of success; to the next treasurer, good luck; to P. Haas, M. Haas, J. Sacco, J. Sherlock, the best times we have had; and to Pat Benedetto, I leave her E. H. S. and our friendship. I, Patricia Ruscito, hereby will to D. C., luck with E. D.; to the Beta girls, many shorter meetings; to Miss Hearn, my thanks; and to Dick L., I will myself. I, Melva Sayre, hereby will to the girls of Amitie, memories of all the good times we had together; to “Tooch”, I respectfully leave “Larry Barrie” and Nottingham; to Dee Dee, I leave “Trees”; and to my brother and two sisters luck and happiness in their future years in Eastwood. I, Barbara Seager, hereby will to all the receptionists of 4th period, the ability to stop chewing gum'for one hour; and to my sister Marylou, the ability to acquire as many wonderful friends as I have. I, Joan Marie Sero, hereby will to JoAnn and Buddy, all the luck, love, and happiness in the world; to Sabra and Joe, the best; to Lorraine and Pat, their goals; to little Bill, the ability to keep on passing; to Mr. Klett, 20 zeros; and to Mr. Pursiano, another student such as me. I, Kathleen Ann Speach, hereby will to the students and faculty, all my thanks for everything and the ability to keep Eastwood always on top; to my sister, Terry, all the best of luck; and to Barb Johnson, Patty R., Barb S., Peggy O., God’s blessing. I, Paula Stewart, hereby will to Johnny, our good times together; to my brother, Chuck, a terrific girl friend and E. H. S.; to “Mo”, my thanks for being such a terrific friend; to Gamma, the ability to stay on top; and to Linda E., my thanks for her wonder- ful “B” parties. I, Judith Sue Swayze, hereby will to Pat D. and the other Potzebie-ites, Amitie; to Kari, the hope that she will always remember with happiness her visit here; to anyone who wants it, my ability to keep library books overdue; to Mr. Klett, some new jokes and to the faculty “thanks”! I, Esther Tucci, hereby will to Dee and Joni, “Lover Boy”; to “Cheeta” Olzewski, a vine to swing on throughout her years here at E. H. S.; to M. S., that long walk home from Nottingham and a certain L. B.; to Nancy Kalenack, Sam Saccoia, and to Eastwood High School, I leave! I, Ann Varik, hereby will to anyone who wants them, all my math class seats; to Marcia Bower and Connie Odom, I leave all the fun I’ve had at Eastwood; to “mes amies”, I will good luck; and last but not least, I leave to all my teachers, peace and quietness. I, Katherine Venditti, hereby will to my sister, Mimi, the ability to graduate; to all my Gamma sisters, I leave a great bunch of girls, a great sorority; to the gang, memories; to Carol Sardo, my position on the cheerleading squad; to Miss Hearn, my thanks; and to Bob Bamello, I leave myself. I, Marilyn Visser, hereby will to my sister, “Sandra”, all the good times at East vood; to Ann Miller, my nickname, “Candy”; to Beta, all the good times I’ve had; and to myself, to make good in whatever I do in life. I, Regina Wadach, hereby will to John P., a steady girl and a cricket; to Connie W., all my talks with A. J.; to Carol G., the ability to do the thines I did and get away with them; to D. F., D. S., and L. D., happiness; and to the faculty, my thanks for putting up with me. I, Judith Walter, hereby will to Carol Sardo, Fran Angotti and Mimi Venditti, the ability to keep laugh- ing; to the Gamma girls, all the wonderful times we’ve had; to Linda Lee, the ability to carry on our tremendous P. J. parties; to Miss Hearn and Miss Dickinson, thanks; and to Richard, I leave myself. I, Marylu Walters, hereby will to Mary, a copy of “Fractured French”; to Danny, fifty girls to wash his car; to Joni, a red convertible; to Lois, luck in N. Y.; to Dolores, a pair of long underwear for Alaska; to Miss Hearn, my sincere thanks; and to all the Amitie girls, my sincere friendship. I, Charlene Weed, hereby will to Jo S., Mary Ro- mondo. Barb Harrison, Barb Ekert, Ellie Barnell and Kay Cole, another trip to New York; to the Delta girls, success and happiness; to the next copy editor, my broken fingernails; to “Mo”, my bowling ability?; to Judy S., a length of thread, and to Miss Hearn, my sincere thanks. I, Betsy Williams, hereby will to “Delores”, the ability to get to school on time; to the “M. J.’s”, Zelda and Zeke; to “Lynberger”, C. S.; and to all the Gamma girls, now and in the future, all the wonderful times of being in the best sorority ever, keep it on top, always. I, Gail L. Woodworth, hereby will to all my wonder- ful friends in Amitie, the best that life can possibly offer; to Carole Hayes, one of my best friends, I will a great time in New York and hope she survives our trip; and to Joyce and Norma, I will our friend- ship forever. I, Dolores A. Zaccaria, hereby will to Frank G., all the good times we had in chorus; to Jan and Nan, that long walk home on Tuesday nights; to Joni, Tooch and Gerri, Chappell’s; to my teachers, my thanks; and to all the Delta and Amitie girls, the very best life has in store. I, Barbara Gottshall, hereby will to the Gamma girls a taxi to make a stop at each corner on James Street and the best of luck to the best sorority ever; to all the future seniors at EHS all the luck and happiness in the world, you’ll need it. I, George S. Almasi, hereby will to all my teachers, my sincerest thanks; to Mrs. Lockwood, a bloodhound; to the future photographer, all my double exposures and used flashbulbs; to someone who will use it more than I did, my ability to get to school on time; and to Mr. Rollier, the memory of my athletic progress. I, Allen Baker, hereby will to Fred, my locker; and to Chuck Maines, all the oil I left on Nichols Ave. I, David Baker, hereby will - to Steve Kleimen, my seat in Preston’s court and the 30 minutes he spent in the pokey; to Ron Ivison, I give all the oil and tire rubber I left on Nichols Ave. I, VVayne E. Benjamin, hereby will to Paul S., my ability to pass three years of math and get along with Mrs. Wells in English classes; to Tom H., I give my ability to get through four years of Science and to anyone who wants it, my fun at Eastwood. I, I, Dave Bonzerato, hereby will to Ronnie, my ability to get along with the teachers and my skill of playing baseball with the Jerome “9”; to Jim, my ability to bowl 300’s; and to “Duke”, best wishes of playing along side of me as “Yankee” and the ability to rip up the league together. I, Johnny Boyle, hereby will to that great person, Dick Parzych, my ability to wheel my “hot” Ford Six and when need be, to out-drag the “hot” eights. I, Robert Bull, hereby will to anyone who wants it, my ambition of which I have never had, my seat in senior homeroom and more important, the one in the office and also, all the good times I’ve had in E. H. S. I, George W. Buskey, hereby will to Paul Hebert, my financial foresight and will to study; and to my sister, the ability to catch a good-looking boy. I, Richard Callahan, hereby will to “Bunky” Wiel, the ability to make a starting team in sports; to my brother, Dave, the ability to get along with Miss Newman as I did; and to Cathy, I leave myself and my moods. I, Leon Capone, hereby will to my brother, Ron, the fun I had at E. H. S., and the ability to make the football team; to Tony P., all the empty bottles in A. J. Room; and to John, Mealey, Jim, Chuck, Dick, and the gang, the 800 Club. I, Donald Cerio, hereby will to Coach Rollier, my admiration; and my thanks to Mrs. Crannell. I, Thomas James Cianfrocca, hereby will to Mr. Klett, another Claude for 4 more years, and a pencil that will write nothing but zeros; to my brother, the abil- ity to graduate, and to Tex MacPherson, the No. “1” berth on Sil’s crosscountry team. I, Paul M. Cirillo, hereby will to my sister Ang, all of the good times, I’ve had at Eastwood; to Marylou H. , more fun with Mr. Mitchell; to Carmen B., my gym sneaks; to my girl, Barb K., I leave myself; and to Eastwood, I leave. I, Lloyd Copp, hereby will to no one, to anyone that wants it, my ability! I, Edward Corsello, hereby will to all the paishes, the ability to stay away from “Nunzies”; to “Tyrone” B. , all the little “dollies” at Eastwood; to Jack Fudge, my available position on the golf squad; and to everyone, good times. I, Richard A. Dellomorte, hereby will to Tom Ali- brandi, the ability to have a gym class that can play ball as good as we could; to Mr. Oliver and the faculty, all the happiness in the world; to “Sam”, hopes he gets his new car; and to all my friends all the luck in future years. I, Tom DePaul, hereby will to all of my kids, the fun and good times I’ve had at E. H. S.; and to all the kids, the good times in 4th period lunch. I, Gary Dickinson, hereby will to the Chan Clan, my home-made rickshaw; to the freshmen, I leave my good times at E. H. S.; to Hydie and Frothy, Bunky and Fuzzy, I will 100 years or happiness; to that “certain someone”, of course I leave myself; and to E. H. S., I leave! I, Gert Diedrich, hereby will to Mr. Provo, my locker and my knowledge to the future of my career; to Miss Ronan, my days absence for a vacation; and to another brain, my senior seat. I, James Galvin, hereby will to my brother, Bill, my ability to play three positions all in one season of football; and to Carol W., myself. I, Gerald Giocondo, hereby will to Carl Edwards continued luck with the girls from Nottingham; to Frank Giglio, my football jersey; and to Nancy M. our continued friendship. I, Harold C. Getman, hereby will to Mr. Wilkie and Coach Rollier, my experience; to the commercial de- partment, my knowledge; and to E. H. S., I leave my best wishes. I, John Gruninger, hereby will to the president of the Class of ’58, all the luck and cooperation in the world; to “Moose”, my free course on how to throw a jump- shot; to Mealey, Armstrong, Johnson, Leon and my- self, many more rocking nights at the “800”; and my number “53”, to Dave Sequin. I, Gary David Haven, hereby will to Ronny Link, the nicest guy in the world, and my ability to play the guitar; to Gerri, the ability to drive; to Carol B., I will myself for life, if she wants me; and to all my friends, I will all of the good times I had at E. H. S. I, Paul J. Heins, hereby will to P. E. and C. B., an eternally full gas tank so they will never have to walk; to ? a ? that doesn’t bounce and also ?; and last but not least, I leave to the coming Heins’s all the good times I’ve had at E. H. S. I, David Hunt, hereby will to Mary Ann Rao, a tube of kiss-proof lipstick; to Mr. Pursiano, the word “right”; to a more successful person, my office in the Student Council; to Coach Rollier, better ball squads; and to Sally, all the fun we have had at E. H. S. I, Richard Ivison, hereby will to Annie, pickles; to Tom Heater, my physics book for advice; to Krause, anything; and to everybody else, nothing. I, James Johnson, hereby will to Chuck Langpaul, the ability to beat my three fender green monster in a drag; to Ron M., Dick W., John G., and Leon C., something to do on weekends; and to Judy Jones, the ability to some day understand me. I, George Kernaghan, hereby will to Jeff DeFuria, my seat in Mr. Wilkie’s band to take home; to Dan Hogan, my gym locker, full of ants; to Paul Hebert, the ability to grow tall enough to reach the bottom shelf of his locker; and to Hi-Y Alpha, a Tri-Y Alpha. I, Fred Kousky, hereby will to my brothers, all the teachers I had and may these teachers never have such a time as they had when they had me. I, Paul Krause, hereby will to anyone who was as smart as I was in Physics class, my Physics book. I, John Kritzer, hereby will to my brother, Ronnie, my ability to play sports; to Whiskers Alibrandi, my spot on the bench; to J. Herrick, the ability to gradu- ate; and to Mr. Klett, thanks for the nice times he gave me after school. I, Stanley Kulesa, hereby will to Kentucky Kotcamp, my basketball uniform “No. 25” and hope that he has a lot more luck than I did; and to Danny Hogan, my ability of giving Mr. Wilkie a hard time. I, Charles Langpaul, hereby will to Dick Griffo and Bill Crupi, one can of car wax; to Sam DeMario and Tony Matrone, my “Hot” Ford; and to all the boys in S. G. A., the good times I’ve had at E. H. S. I, John T. Lansing, hereby will to all the boys in S. G. A., our quiet, orderly meetings; to Pete Guido, my ability to someday bowl a “300” game; to Grace Basile, her own ability to reform; and to a certain S. B., I leave myself. I, Donald Lutz, hereby will to some worthy soul, all my possessions in Eastwood; and to some lucky Junior, I will my worthy teachers. I, George McDonald, hereby will to the next future miler, Ken Hill, my track spikes; to Tom Pikulinski, my basketball ability, who is in bad need of it. I, Ronald Mealey, hereby will to Bill Galvin, Dick Wescott’s gym locker; to Jim Johnson, a fender for his Green Monster, to illiterate people, “Charlie Brown”; and to Eastwood, I leave. I, I, Keith Morrison, hereby will to my brother, Kenny, my ability in sports, so that he can make All-City Football next year; to Tex Tone, the hope that he will someday get his diploma ; to Winnie, all the luck and happiness in the world; and to the U. S. Navy, for two years, myself. I, Larry O’Connor, hereby will to Tony Matrone, my cue stick down at Nunzies; to Mary Ann Rao and Judy Parfitt, all the good times I’ve had at E. H. S.; to Tony Tartaglia %l 2 of my credits; and to Dia- mond, George and Crupi, the ability to beat Tony. I, Dick Parzych, hereby will to Gary, the ability to graduate; to my sister, Sharon, good luck and the ability to keep up her good marks; to Jack Edwards, my immortal “27” basketball uniform; to Ray Wiel, my No. 3 baseball uniform; to Larry Lay, some Arrid; and to all teachers and pupils, lots of luck! I, Stan Pedzick, hereby will to the 3 playboys, J. Powers, L. Waful, K. Morrison, all my good looking girlfriends; to R. Kritzer, my ugly ones; to Tony Matrone and Butch “Gingles”, by spot at lunch at Nojaims Cafe; to Basketball Hall of Fame, my im- mortal number “22”; and to Larry Lay, some soap. I, Jim Quinn, hereby will to Dave Callahap, all my knowledge of the Latin language; and to Tony Vecchio, all the extra units I get, if any, to help him graduate. I, Frank Rego, hereby will to Ken Morrison, another great year in sports; to my sister, Liz, a boy friend; to Janice Garrison, Miss Eastwood; to Ron Kotcamp, my No. “77” and “33”; to George Titus, my nick- name, “Moose”; to John Gruninger, a case of go proof; and to Noreen, myself, less my crazy moods. I, W. Emerson Rhodes, hereby will my thanks to the family and folks; to the great gang at WOLF; to all the girls, and to Ed, Bill, and ever so many more, for neat things; I also will a warning, to the Broadcasting Industry, for “the best is yet to be!” I, Chuck Rodrigues, hereby will to my buddy, big “T , a year’s supply of late movies and a box of sta- tionery to write his letters on; to Leon and Chuck, two new pairs of trusty saddles; and to “Mealey Mouse”, Wescott, Gruninger and Johnson, four porta- ble bar stools. I, Thomas J. Romanoski, hereby will to all upcoming students, the fun I have had at E. H. S.; to Miss M., I leave my empty library chair; and to anyone who needs them, I leave my chewed up regents pencils. I, William R. Sabis, hereby will to Paul Hebert, my ability to produce a senior license when needed; to Paul Krause and my brother “Stan”, my collection of “borrowed” pencils; and to all my teachers at E. H. S., I leave a nice quiet rest home on Wilber Avc., which wasn’t mine in the first place but which I leave anyway. I, William A. Sampson, hereby will to my brothers and sister, all the fun I had at E. H. S.; to Tom Luebberman, the ability to graduate and to “C. J.”, I leave myself. I, George Sarkus, hereby will to Mr. Klett, my green thumb, to make money with; to my sister, Barb, all the brains I didn’t use in school; and to Gamma and Beta, my personal course on “How To Lindy”. I, Philip Schiavone, hereby will to all upcoming seniors, lots of luck and may they have as much fun as I had; and to T. R., J. P., J. T., D. W., I will Miss, Miss, Miss, Miss. I, Edward Sematoske, hereby will to Ron Lambryck, all my knowledge in English; to my brother, the ability to reform; to “Nina”, I leave a meatball; to “Sam”, a softer chair in “Ties”; to Eddie C., a ?; and to Kurn, I leave my gym locker and sweater. I, Jack Shafer, hereby will to my sister, the ability to go to Nottingham; to Al, a reducing machine; and to Carol, me and my cigarettes. I, Charles N. Smith, hereby will to any deserving young person who endeavors to become someone, success. I, Robert B. Thompson, hereby will to Tom Lueber- mann, my crow calling abilities; to Fran Forcione, one six cylinder Plymouth engine to make his car go. I, Anthony M. Vecchio, hereby will to Dom Giamar- tino. my knowledge of American History; to Larry Waful, my ability to jitterbug; and to John Powers, all the meatballs in Ireland. I, Chester Waskewicz, hereby will to my brother, all the good times at Eastwood; to “Al the lug”, my ability of Electricity; to Dennis C., the ability to break Jawars’ nose; and to myself, the ability to get out of this school. I, I, Richard Wescott, hereby will to all students, the ability to get along better with the teachers than I did; and to Leon Capone, the ability to graduate from E. H. S. I, Dick Whelan, hereby will to my sisters, Jackie, and Mary, all the good times I have had at East- wood, and the ability to stick with and pass Geometry; and to Bill R., I leave my seat in Miss Manchester’s library and the 15 pencils in my locker. I, Gary Whitaker, hereby will to Mr. Wilkie, a sax player who gives him more trouble than I did; to Dan Hogan, my parking space; to Paul Hebert, my protelgram; everything else, I’m keeping. I, William F. Williams, hereby will to any future pupil that will take it, the accomplishment of getting along with the faculty as well as I have. Also the fun and enjoyment I have had in my past six years. I, Lloyd Young, hereby will to Miss Newman, my last paper bag of the term. MOST MIS CtflEUoUS Mifants Popular class Cur-up BEST D lHCtRS ptosr uksuy TO Succeeo l£Sr . ooK NG, Moir BHSH-FU L V'O Mosr Fan e.fts. — PlOST Ay AM ir cuS Members: B. Alampi, C. Angotti, F. Angotti, P. Baker, B. Barnello, G. Basile, D. Bat- taglino, J. Cali, D. Callahan, J. Cirio, J. D’Agostino, N. DeCoursey, L. DeSocio, L. Elzer, J. Ezzo, J. Falasco, D. Fortuno, J. Garrison, G. Giocondo, N. Grant, R. Grosso, E. Heck, J. Hendry, S. Howard, M. Jewell, J. Kammar, L. Lay, J. Macko, S. Madonna, M. Man- cini, M. Marra, T. Mattrone, R. Mautz, B. McNeil, B. Neville, P. Osbeck, J. Parfitt, D. Parzych, B. Phillips, B. Placito, N. Prior, C. Ragonese, D. Riccilli, B. Seager, D. Sequin, T. Speach, H. Stethers, S. Temple, D. Tobin, J. Vaikness, M. Visser, L. Waful, J. Walters, M. Walters, R. Waskiewicz, G. Goodworth. SENIOR STUDENT COUNCIL Faculty Advisor MISS JANE DICKINSON FALL President Dave Hunt Vice President William Sabis Secretary Cathy Rock T reasurer Sandy Basile SPRING President Dave Hunt Vice President William Sabis Secretary Cathy Rock Treasurer Sandy Basile STEERING COMMITTEE Faculty Advisor MISS JANE DICKINSON Chairman DAVE HUNT Members: Carolyn Angotti, Sandy Basile, Linda Elzer, Dave Hunt, Maureen Mancini, Richard Parzych, Christine Ragonese, Kathy Rock, William Sabis. SENIOR HI-LITES Faculty Advisor BERNARD HESS FALL Editor-in-Chief Linda Elzer News Editor Christine Ragonese Feature Editor Sandra Basile Assistant Editor Dianne Falasco Exchange Editor Roslie Trovato Reporters: G. Almasi, M. Andreani, C. Angotti. J. Armstrong, S. Basile, D. Cerio, E. D’Agostino, L. DeFuria, G. Dickinson. L. Elzer, I). Falasco, J. Gonsiewski, J. Grunin- ger, L. Gurzny, J. Hubbard, D. Hunt, J. Galvin, J. Huston, R. LaChance, E. LaHeist, J. Lansing, M. Mancini, S. Obey, S. Perrett, C. Ragonese, E. Rhodes, R. Trovato, M. Visser, K. Venditti, C. Rodriques. Business Manager Evelyn LaHeist Sports Editors James Armstrong, James Galvin Photograph Editors Bob LaChance, George Almasi Artist Mary Andreani SPRING Editor-in-Chief Linda Elzer News Editor Christine Ragonese Feature Editor W. Emerson Rhodes Assistant Editor Sandra Basile Exchange Editor Roslie Trovato Business Manager Carolyn Angotti Sports Editors James Armstrong, Leon Capone, John Gruninger, Maureen Mancini Photograph Editors Bob LaChance, George Almasi Artist Mary Andreani Members: B. Barone, S. Bart, C. Edwards, M. Ingalls, L. Lewis, G. Lindstrom, D. Lutz, P. Moeller, R. Quido, J. Rhodes, L. Santini, G. Sarkus, E. Sematoski, C. Stewart, B. Van Osranld, B. Williams. PROJECTION SQUAD Faculty Advisor RUSSEL SIEDEL Members: G. Almasi, R. Anderson, D. Baker, P. Cerio, R. Gentile, E. Heck, D. Hogan, D. Hungerford, E. Hunt, D. Lutz, S. Madonna, B. McNeil, W. Mick, P. Moeller, E. Rhodes, C. Shaughnessy, W. Stevens, R. Weil, L. Young, L. Aldrich, S. Anderson, M. Andreani, P. Baker, K. Bakke, J. Borst, M. Bower, S. Buskey, E. Bvars, C. Callaway, C. Cardinale, B. Clark, D. Davoli, J. Egerbrecht, B. Ekert, S. Gardner, H. Gavin, S. Geddes, F. Germani, S. Gillmor, W. Grove, L. Gurzny, V. Haas, L. Hager, J. Hamil- ton, B. Harrison, J. Harrison, P. Hixon, S. Howard, J. Kessler, J. Konick, T. LaRusso, L. Parisi, M. Pekurney, L. Perry, B. Phillips, D. Pickard, N. Mayer, I). McGraw, J. Menke, C. Ragonese, C. Richmond, B. Romanoski, M. Rychter, C. Sabis, J. Smith, K. Speach, H. Stacy, J. Swayze, S. Temple, S. Tessier, E. Titus, S. Troy, S. Tracy, L. Troy, A. Verguson, C. Williams, B. Winslow, M. Wood, L. Zobkiew. HONOR SOCIETY Faculty Advisors MISS MARY MANCHESTER, MISS KEITHA MANDIGO, MISS DOROTHY NEWMAN OFFICERS: FALL President Lois Gurzny Vice President Gary Whitaker Secretary Mary Lou Walters Treasurer William Sabis SPRING SCIENCE CLUB Faculty Advisors SCIENCE TEACHERS OF E. H. S. OFFICERS: SPRING President Martha Pekurney Vice President Evelyn LaHeist Secretary Judy Hamilton T reasurer William Moran Publicity Manager Leonora Zobkiew Sergeant-at-Arms Lucy Parisi FALL President Lucy Parisi Vice President Leonora Zobkiew Secretary Judy Hamilton Treasurer William Moran President Lois Gurzny Vice President Gary Whitaker Secretary Mary Lou Walters T reasurer William Sabis Members: G. Almasi, S. Bart, P. Bresnahan, R. Buckley, B. Clark, P. DellQualla, D. Francher, S. Geddis, S. Giamartino, P. Kaplan, J. Hamilton, E. LaHeist, B. Moran, L. Parisi, M. Pekurney, D. Rosse, C. Schneider, D. Shanahan, C. Smith, I. Walker, L. Zobkiew. COLLEGE CLINIC Faculty Advisor MISS CATHERINE P. HEARN Members: J. Ames, M. Andreani, E. Barnell, G. Bennett, B. Beaty, C. Bishop, A. Bur- dick, C. Callaway, K. Cole, L. DeFuria, B. Ekert, S. Geddis, L. Gurnzy, M. Haas, J. Hamilton, B. Harrison, G. Hubbard, D. Knapp, E. LaHeist, J. Menke, L. Parisi, M. Pekurney, D. Richards, J. Prior, J. Smith, E. Staplefeldt, B. Stevens, R. Tarnacki, A. Tavernier, S. Temple, E. Titus, L. Troy, A. Varik, M. Walters, C. Weed, M. Zirilli. SPRING OFFICERS: FALL President Gerry Hubbard Vice President Mary Lou Walters Secretary Judy Hamilton T reasurer Lucy Parisi Assistant Secretary Janet Prior Publicity Manager Gail Bennett Speaker Chairman Barbara Harrison Sergeant-at-Arms Connie Callaway Field Trip Chairman Chris Ragonese President Gerry Hubbard Vice President Lucy Parisi Secretary Janet Prior T reasuter Gail Bennett Assistant Secretary Ruth Tarnacki Publicity Manager Charlene Weed Speaker Chairman Judy Hamilton Sergeant-at-Arms Judy Smith Field Trip Chairman Linda Troy Members: F. Angotti, S. Basile, D. Battaglino, M. Bower, J. Boyle, E. Byers, P. DeSantis, L. DeSocio, C. Dugan, L. Elzer, P. Emmons, S. Garoner, S. Gill- mor, N. Grant, D. Hardter, E. Hart, D. Hunt, A. Labuda, P. Lawrence, C. Leigh, E. Murrock, D. McGraw, P. Osbeck, C. Peterson, E. Rego, H. Stacy, R. Stauffer, R. Sherpa, B. Steinburg, P. Stewart, S. Temple, D. Wescott, G. Woodworth, D. Zaccaria. MONITORS Advisor AGNES M. RYAN JUNIOR RED CROSS Faculty Advisor MISS LELA SINE FALL President Judy Konick Vice President Eugene Heffron Secretary Elizabeth Metrick Treasurer Eugene Macri Members: J. Ames, M. Bajus, J. Bishop, L. Boone, R. Carfagno, B. Clark, W. Crupi, G. D’Agostino, M. Davies, J. DeFuria, D. Devendorf, M. Doyle, C. Edwards. J. Eicholzer, G. Ferrara, P. Fitzpatrick, D. Giamartino, J. Gray, G. Heffron, J. Huston, T. Iauco, P. Jones, M. Kaplan, P. Koegel, B. Konick, S. Klaehn, D. Krick, R. Lambrych, R. Leo, H. Lowe, R. Lynk, 7'. Macheda. E. Macri, N. Meldrim, E. Metrick, S. Metsoff, P. Moeller, T. Parrotti, T. Phillips, A. Pisano, F. Schneider, U. Seiler, S. Sitnek, L. Vecchio, G. Walters, L. Whitfield, B. Wilson. SPRING President Judy Konick Vice President Eugene Heffron Secretary Elizabeth Metrick T reasurer Eugene Macri SWITCH BOARD OPERATORS: E. Buckley, P. DeSantis, P. Emmons, M. Mancini, J. Martin, M. Morrison, K. Speach, J. Vaikness, M. Visser, G. Woodworth. OFFICE WORKERS: M. Aherin, M. Browns, L. DeSocio, J. Egerbrecht, K. Hannon, N. Huston, J. Kammar, L. Lupone, M. Romondo, T. Speach. RECEPTIONISTS: G. Bennett, C. Callaway, K. Cole, E. D’Agostino, M. Griffo, B. Harrison, J. Kammer, P. Lawerence, S. Obey, C. Redwood, P. Ruscito, M. Rychter, B. Seager. STUDENT OFFICE WORKERS Faculty Advisor MRS. ETHEL VAN SCOY i 05 r 5 KStiDCW Sfsfjafo, % OviERTOK'toAR€ SFaculty members in charge of receipts: Mr. Warren Jerome, lower floor; Mr. Charles Foster, first floor; Mr. Edgar Klett, second floor. Captains: Frank Rayo, lower floor; Sheryl Gillmor, first floor; George Sarkus, second floor. Co-captains: Judy Hendry, Lois Gurnzy, Jean Gingereski. i Solicitors: M. Abernanty, C. Angotti, F. Angotti, B. Alampi, P. Baker, M. Baker, D. Battaglino, P. Bresnahan, B. Bechtle, P. Benedetti, C. Bishop, J. Borst, B. Brown, D. Callahan. J. Cali, B. Cardeli, J. Cleary. J. Crawford, E. D Agostino, L. DeFuria, D. DeFuria. J. Eicholzer, L. Elzer, H. Gaven, S. Gillmor, K. Grinnals, W. Grove, R. Grosso, R. Guinto, C. Gutchess, L. Gurnzy, R. Falciatano, C. Haas, K. Hendry, J. Hendry, B. Huges, J. Huston, A. Ingalls, P. King. B. Konick, J. Konick, P. Koegel, W. Lader, E. Laudcrborn, L. Lupone, E. Macri. T. Macri, M. Marra, F. Olin, M. Peck. T. Pelose, L. Perry, B. Phillips, M. Pignalberi, B. Powers, E. Placito, N. Prior, F. Rayo. J. Rospendowski, K. Roberts, G. Sarkus. F. Schneider, J. Sero, K. Speach, T. Speach. K. Steinburg, T. Stone, P. Sutor, S. Temple, J. Vacco, J. Vaikness, M. Vasinelli, J. Walters, B. Winslow, S. Whitfield, D. Zawadski. Members: L. Copp, J. Geremia, H. Getman, J. Johnson, G. Lowe, J. Minahan, K. Morrison, K. Morrison, J. Olivet, R. Parzych, D. Sessla, J. Salpietro, M. Steinburg, J. Szatanek. TRAFFIC SQUAD Faculty Advisor ROBERT J. PROVO y CHEER- LEADING SQUAD Faculty Advisor MR. HUGH JEWETT Captain LINDA DeSOCIO Members: Judy Ames, Carolyn Angotti, Sandy Basile, Winnie Grove, Judy Konick, Maureen Mancini, Cathy Rock, Paula Stewart, Rosalie Travato, Kathy Venditti. Members: Linda DeFuria, Rita Mautz, Judy Cleary. MAJORETTE SQUAD Faculty Advisor JOHN WILKIE Head Majorette BARBARA EKERT JR. STUDENT COUNCIL Faculty Advisor MRS. ANN VIVENZIO OFFICERS: SPRING President Charles Pritchard Vice President Thomas Gundlack Secretary Betty Ann Gehrke T reasurer Marlene Vigiolotti FALL President Charles Pritchard Vice President Thomas Gundlack Secretary Betty Ann Gehrke T reasurer Marlene Vigiolotti Members: C. Aldrich, R. Ames, E. Aronson, V. Bishop, D. Callahan, R. Campbell, R. Capone, G. DeFuria, P. Dell Aguila, L. DeSocio, J. Falciatano, J. Falcone, D. Fancher, T. Farella, W. Finnie, A. Foster, J. Garrison, B. Gehrke, C. Gutchess, T. Gundlack, R. Kotcamp, S. LeNeve, G. Lindstrom, C. Long, J. MacDonald, S. Morlitz, J. Moroney, M. Marra, S. Nappi, D. Oklen, S. Parzych, M. Peck, C. Pritchard, G. Pullman, F. Rayo, B. Sarkus, C. Smith, M. Soula, B. Stying, H. Sutor, L. Temple, N. Traino, C. Tucci, M. Vigiolotti. Reporters: E. Aronson, M. Bajus, B. Brown, D. Callahan, B. Cardeli, G. D’Agostino, D. DeFuria, R. Fittipaldi, D. Fancher, N. Hanley, S. Hanley, B. Konick, C. Long, K. McCarthy, P. McQuillan, N. Meldrim, H. Roppo, U. Seiler, I. Walker. JUNIOR HI-LITES Faculty Advisor MRS. STEPHANIE BEAULIEU OFFICERS: SPRING Editor Carole Long Assistant Editor Dianne DeFuria Feature Editor Barbara Cardeli FALL Editor Beverly Brown Assistant Editor Isabel Walker Feature Editor Nancy Hanley SENIOR CHOIR Director MRS. MARION W. KILPATRICK FIRST SOPRANO: K. Bakke, G. Bennett, E. Byars, tC. Callaway, D. Cannellos, L. Conti, J. Dingman, L. Hager, B. Neville, S. Petrowski, D. Pickard, J. Sherlock, A. Y'arik, B. Winslow. SECOND SOPRANO: J. Ames, E. D’Agostino, P. Dugan, C. Gafner, M. Haas, J. Hamilton, B. Hughes, N. Kalenack, D. Knapp, J. K rouse, D. Lang, W. Mayerhofer, A. Petrowski, fB. Phillips, E. Staplefeldt, tJB. Stevens, A. Tavernier, S. Temple, C. Traino, L. Troy, J. Walters. KEY: •Soloist fAccompanist Student Conductor FIRST ALTO: J. Cali, L. DeFuria, PI. Hixson, G. Lovine, P. Malley, J. Menke, S. Obey, M. Perrotta, ftE. Titus. SECOND ALTO N. Grant, D. McGraw, L. Parisi, ftM. Pekurney, •C. Ragonese, K. Venditti. TENOR: R. Bowles, R. Powers. FIRST BASS: ttS. Bart, J. Boyle, J. DeFuria, S. Kulesa, W. Williams. SECOND BASS: G. Bazlucki, J. Holtsberry, S. Harrison, R. Mealey, K. Morrison, J. Roberts, L. Tone. I SENIOR CHOIR OFFICERS Top row: S. Obey, S. Kulesa, K. Venditti, absent J. Walters; Second row: C. Callaway, D. Zaccaria, C. Angotti; Front row: E. Bakke. SOPHOMORE CHOIR Top row: A. Pisano, W. Eichel- berger, G. Laine; Front row: B. Alampi, B. Mott, B. Bentz, J. Cassidy, absent R. Lynk, B. Harrison. JUNIOR CHOIR OFFICERS Top row: H. Laine, B. Winslow, absent J. DeFuria; Second row: D. Pickard, S. Bart, J. Ding- man; Front row: L. Troy, J. Hamilton, B. Stevens. FIRST BASS: ttS. Bart, J. Boyle, tj. Defuria, C. Edwards, S. Kulesa, tj. Iannone, M. Ingalls, E. Lowe, H. Lowe, •R. Lynk. SECOND BASS: J. Roberts. TENOR: R. Bowles, R. Powers, F. Giglio, J. Solpietro. KEY: •Soloist fAccompanist (Student Conductor FIRST SOPRANO: K. Bakke, tC. Callaway, L. Conti, J. Dingman, •L. Hager. SECOND SOPRANO: C. Gafner, D. Lang, fB. Phillips, ttB. Stevens, L. Troy. INNER CHOIR Director MARION W. KILPATRICK FIRST ALTO: L. DeFuria, ttE. Titus. SECOND ALTO: N. Grant, D. McGraw, ttM. Pekurney, |C. Ragonese. FALL, 1956: Members: B. Alampi, R. Barone, P. Benedetta, C. Bishop, L. Bresnahan, P. Bresnahan, B. Brown, J. Cassidy, C. Coe, B. Conners, C. Crandall, K. Dingman, C. Dugan, W. Eichelberger, K. Frenz, K. Fusaro, J. Garrison, S. Giamartino, F. Giglio, J. Gray, G. Gross, E. Hart, G. Hayford, J. Iannone, J. lanuzi, J. Kessler, E. Kessel- ring, W. Ladcr, ‘L. Ledercr, S. Lewis, ‘E. Lowe, •H. Lowe, R. Lynk, R. Maurer, K. McConnell, C. Mc- Graw, E. Metrick, E. Murrock, B. Mott, S. Napoli, C. Odom, J. Polly, N. Prior, N. Rayo, C. Schneider, J. Solpietro, P. Sutor, L. Sweet, J. Whelan, R. Wilson. KEY: ‘Soloist. PRELIMINARY CHOIR Director MRS. MARION W. KILPATRICK SPRING, 1957: Fourth row: R. Maurer, C. Smith, J. Gray, W. Machell, W. Freeman, J. Iannone, T. Roberts, J. Vacco, R. Agloff. Third row: M. Centone, N. Meldrim, L. Comstock, E. Furney, J. Sigourney, F. Olin, S. Craver; Second row: K. Dingman, R. Buckley, B. Palisse, G. DeFuria, M. Peck, C. Gutchess, B. Bechtle; First row: A. Polly, C. McGraw, E. Metrice, E. Lauterborn, K. Keray. FRESHMAN CHOIR OFFICERS Top row: T. Roberts, J. Ian- none; Second row: J. Garrison, B. Polisse, B. Mott, L. Bresna- han, A. Polly; Front row: P. Bresnahan, P. Sutor, E. Lauter- born, E. Metrick. INNER CHOIR Top row: B. Stevens, D. Mc- Graw, S. Kulesa, C. Callaway, N. Grant; Front row: C. Rago- nese, J. Boyle, E. Titus; absent R. Lynk. SECTIONAL ALL-STATE ORCHESTRA SECTIONAL ALL-STATE BAND Gary Whitaker, Sandra Geddes, Daniel Hogan. CLARINET •Marcia Bower •John Delia •Donald Fancher Harold Getman •Marilyn Miller Floyd Moon Richard Popovich •Janet Prior •Christine Ragonese George Titus •Marvin Virkler BASS CLARINET •Daniel Hogan EASTWOOD HIGH SCHOOL BAND TROMBONE •Lewis Childs Lloyd Copp Jack Dailey David Hardwich Gary Lindstrom Richard Spagnola OBOE •Sandra Geddis Elaine Lauterborn BASSOON •Judy Hamilton Director JOHN WILKIE FLUTE Elsa Aronson Giannina DeFuria Joan Dingman KEY: •All-City Band PERCUSSION Seymour Bart Robert Conklin Gary Hay ford William Sabis Ronald Spinek SAXOPHONE William Eichelberger •Stanley Kulesa Joseph Solpietro •Gary Whitaker TRUMPET •Glenn Eichelberger Ronald Hauptli Gordon Hayes Richard Knapp Gary Parzych Richard Wheeler TUBA Jeffrey DeFuria •George Kenaghan FRENCH HORN Bruce Peggs EASTWOOD HIGH SCHOOL ORCHESTRA VIOLIN •Carol Bishop •Connie Callaway William Sabis •Elizabeth Titus VIOLONCELLO •Ann Varik FLUTE Gianniana DeFuria Joan Dingman OBOE •Sandra Geddis Director JOHN WILKIE CLARINET •John Delia Donald Fancher Christine Ragonese TRUMPET Glenn Eichelberger Gordon Hayes TYMPANI Gary Hay ford t SAXOPHONE Stanley Kulesa Joseph Solpietro Gary Whitaker BASS CLARINET Daniel Hogan KEY: • All City Orchestra TUBA George Kernaghan TROMBONE Lewis Childs FRENCH HORN Bruce Peggs BASSOON •Judy Hamilton Seventh Grade Members: C. Aronson, L. Goodsight, N. Hardter, L. Haven, O. Jamer- son, K. Kotcamp, M. Kurylowitz, H. Levitsky, D. Linville, K. LoVine, T. Mable, J. Norris, R. Phillips, A. Pisano, J. Porter, J. Raite, T. Sardo, J. Saule, B. Sero, M. L. Strom, D. Tupper, R. Zucker. Eight Grade Members: E. Aronson, M. Bajus, B. Cardeli, E. Cerimelli, E. Davis, D. DeFuria, R. DeSocio, R. Fittipaldi, M. Kenyon, B. Konick, S. LaNeve, B. Mack, M. Pignalberi, R. Popovich, K. Preston, J. Rhodes, T. Roberts, F. Santulli, U. Seiler, J. Sigourney, K. Sobotka, M. Souler, B. Styring, A. Tapper, S. Waful, M. Whitney. EASTWOOD MIXED CHORUS Seventh and Eighth Grades Faculty Director MRS. RUTH MAGLIONE EASTWOOD JUNIOR HIGH FESTIVAL GROUP Director MRS. RUTH MAGLIONE Members: E. Aronson. M. Bajus, B. Cardeli, B. Connors, K. Dingman, D. DeFuria, G. DeFuria, R. Fittipaldi, J. Gray, J. Honnone, M. Kenyon, B. Konick, S. LaNeve, E. Lauterborn, C. McGraw, W. Machell, N. Meldrim, J. Meager, E. Metrick, M. Pignal- beri, A. Polly, T. Roberts, J. Rhodes, C. Smith, B. Styring, M. Whitney. M. Januska, Chimes; J. Meager, Bass Violin; T. McCue, F. Santulli, Bottles; J. Miller, J. Myers, J. Valerio, Sand Baper Blocks; J. McLean, W. Scott, Combs.; F. Stube, Chinese Gong; M. Pignalberi, Banjo; G. Van Bramer, Wash Board; G. Markee, J. Nicotia, A. Tappon. INSTRU- MENTAL ENSEMBLE (Home Constructed) Faculty Advisor MRS. RUTH MAGLIONE First row, left to right: H. Smith, E. Loreni, A. Pisano, R. Banazek, G. Giocondo, J. Galvin, T. Parrotti, R. Tobin, R. Heck; Second row: Manager R. Kousky, C. Edwards, R. Kotcamp, H. Stethers, F. Gilio, T. Alibrandi, M. Babican, D. Camardo, S. Madonna, G. Pullin, T. Polozzi, Manager R. Wilson; Third row: Coach Rollier, J. Dailey, C. Ripka, T. Heater, J. Macko, R. Gentile, K. Morrison, J. Armstrong, D. Sequin, D. Hunt, W. Crupi, P. Debes; Fourth row: S. Sitnik, D. Fortuno, J. Gruninger, T. Tartaglia, F. Rego, S. Demario, R. Lynk, G. Goodelle, B. Galvin. FOOTBALL Coach MR. JAMES ROLLIER Players: First row, left to right: K. Morrison, D. Callahan, C. Mathews, Coach Jerome, P. LaNeve, H. Stethers, J. Kritzer; Second row: Manager D. Fortuno, W. Stevens, J. Macko, D. Olin, Manager G. Pelrah; Third row: F. Haynes, K. Grinnals, R. Malandra, D. Parzych. BASEBALL Coach MR. WARREN JEROME Eastwood 9 Eastwood 9 Eastwood - - 10 Eastwood . 4 Eastwood 4 Eastwood 4 Eastwood______________0 Eastwood_____________14 Eastwood______________2 Eastwood . 6 Eastwood . 5 Eastwood . 0 Eastwood . Eastwood _ o Vocational 10 Smith Tech 0 Valley 9 C.B.A. 1 Nottingham 6 Vocational 1 North 3 Smith Tech 5 C.B.A 1 Valley . 1 Central 1 North 1 Central 4 Nottingham 4 BASKETBALL 1956-57 Coach MR. JAMES ROLLIER First row, left to right: J. Kritzer, J. Edwards, F. Rego, D. Callahan, K. Morrison; Second row, left to right: Coach Jim Rollier, S. Pedzeich, D. Parzych, E. Heck, S. Kulesa, Manager H. Getman. Eastwood .. Eastwood .. Eastwood - Eastwood . Eastwood .. Eastwood .. Eastwood .. Eastwood .. Eastwood Eastwood 78 Smith Tech 43 56 Nottingham 66 42 Valiev 69 .72 Vocational 68 71 North 58 .76 Central 77 50 C.B.A. 71 76 Smith Tech 59 53 Valley 64 .77 Nottingham 76 55 Vocational 78 60 •Oswego 67 53 North 57 72 Central 79 41 C.B.A. 61 •Non-League Game J. V. BASKETBALL Coach PAT JEROME First row, left to right: C. Shaughnessy, D. Fortuno, J. Dailey, K. Hill, B. Gentile; Second row: Manager H. Getman, F. Difilio, H. Stethers, R. Weil, P. Daino, Coach Pat Jerome; Third row: T. Alibrandi, J. Barnello, T. Stone, R. Kotcamp, C. Pritchard, B. Ames. Members, left to right: B. Banazek, C. Waskewicz, J. Judge, E. Corsello, J. Edwards, B. McNeil, not pictured S. Banazek, E. Zawadski, J. Shafer. SCORES: Eastwood----------12 Eastwood__________9 Eastwood 12 Eastwood__________W z Eastwood___________ei 2 Eastwood__________12 Eastwood ____ ____ 10 Eastwood 12 Eastwood ........ 10J £ Eastwood__________11 Vocational___________0 Valley 3 Smith Tech __ 0 Central_______________l 2 Nottingham___________Sl 2 Vocational __________ 0 Valley ______________2 Smith Tech __________0 Central V 2 Nottingham___________1 First row, left to right: R. Collier, M. Doyle, S. Madonna, A. Pisano, T. Polozzi, G. Kray. Second row, left to right: Coach M. Trynka, C. McDonald, B. Parker, G. Sarkus, R. Leo, C. Ripka, D. Wright, D. Steinbeck. TRACK 1056 Coach MILAN TRYNKA BOWLING Faculty Advisor MRS. DOROTHY HETTLER P. Carrall, L. Conti, E. D’Agostino, P. Emmons, C. Fusaro, H. Gavin, S. Gcddis, S. Gillmor, M. Haas, P. Haas. P. Heldt, J. Hendry, S. Howard, J. Huston, N. Huston, J. Kammar, D. Knapp, E. LaBrake, E. Lahuda, C. Lahey, J. Martin, N. Mannigan, A. Miller, B. Neville, P. Osbeck, B. Phillips, D. Pickard, M. Raphael, J. Sacco, M. Sayre, F. Schneider, J. Smith, A. Tavernier. R. Trovato, C. Traino, L. Troy, E. Tucci, M. Walters, D. Zaccaria, L. Zobkiew, C. Weed. Volleyball players: G. DeFuria, C. Dugan, J. Eicholzer, A. Foster, E. Furney, B. Gehrke, N. Hanley, A. Holst, E. Lauterborn, J. McDonald, K. McCarthy, S. Morlitz, F. Olin, M. Peck, D. Shannahan, C. Tripole, I. Walker, J. Wilsie. Basketball players: E. Aronson, M. Biel, J. Bongardino, B. Cardeli, E. Cerimeli, J. Folsom, A. Foster, E. Furney, L. Gameen, E. Griffith, V. Hammond, L. Harrick, A. Holst, A. Ingalls, S. Kackison, P. Kellogg, D. LaValle, S. Lee, V. Marias, S. Morlitz, J. McDonald, F. Olin, D. Podalak, J. Petrowski, C. Rich, K. Sabotka, U. Seiler, R. Senza- rino, A. Stagnitta, C. Stonesipher, L. Temple, P. Vescara, K. Walker, S. Waful, S. Whitfield, M. Whitney, J. Wilsie, J. Zirilli. VOLLEY BALL J. V. BASKETBALL Faculty Advisor MRS. RENE SEXTON BADMINTON Advisor , MRS. RENE SEXTON M. Aherin, L. Aldrich, S. Buskey, E. Byars, C. Callaway, C. Gafner, S. Gillmor, J. Hamilton, D. Knapp, E. Labuda, C. Lahey, J. Menkc, B. Phillips, M. Rychter, C. Sabis, E. Sferrazza, E. Stapelfelt, A. Tavernier, E. Titus, S. Tracy, M. Zirilli. ARCHERY Faculty Advisor MRS DOROTHY HETTLER Members: L. Aldrich, B. Bechtle, K. Bakke, J. Borst, A. Burdick, C. Callaway, C. Cardinale, C. Camic, L. Comstock, L. Conti, G. DeFuria, P. Downs, J. Egerbrecht, J. Egerbrecht, K. Foley, E. Furney, S. Gardiner, S. Gillmor, N. Grant, M. Haas, N. Healey, E. Hart, A. Holst, C. Ireland, B. Jones, J. Kessler, D. Knapp, C. Lahey, G. LaVine, P. Lowe, W. Mayerhofer, K. McCarthy, N. Meldrin, M. Miller, B. Mott, Freda Olin, S. Opperman, B. Phillips, B. Polissi, E. Rego, C. Richmond, J. Sacco, J. Sher- lock, K. Stauffer, R. Tarnacki, P. VanTassel, E. Stapelfeldt, N. Wood, M. Zerilli. BEGINNERS: R. Benedelt, C. Gafner, K. Heater, M. Holdridge, C. Lasher, M. Lawrence, C. Quinto, H. Roppo. INTERMEDIATE: C. Bishop, B. Bolisse, C. Crandall, K. Frenz, K. Fusaro, L. Lederer, S. Lewis. SWIMMERS: K. Bakke, G. Bennett, P. Bernhard, B. Ekert, P. Jones, J. Menke, E. Stapelfeldt, B. Vescera. ADVANCED: E. Aronson, B. Brown, P. Vescera. SENIOR LIFE SAVING: M. Mancini, M. Pekerney. SWIMMING Advisor MRS. DOROTHY HETTLER w e owe the success of this annual to those who have so willingly given us their help and cooperation. We wish to take this opportunity to gratefully express to the faculty, students and advertisers, our thanks. Dafce, Take time to live; it is the one secret of success. I ake time to think; it is the source of power. Take time to play; it is the secret of youth. Take time to read ; it is the foundation of knowledge. Take time for friendship; it is the source of happiness. 'Fake time to laugh; it helps to lift life’s load. 'Fake time to dream ; it hitches the soul to the stars. Take time for God ; it is life’s only lasting investment. —Selected The Facuity Plans for summer wardrobes bring happy smiles to charm- ing June graduates. Left to right: Judy Ames, Sally Obey, Jeanette Gonsiewski, and Linda DeFuria. SYRACUSE OWNEO OPERATED1 Compliments of Bast Syracuse Appliance • HARDWARE • PAINT • TELEVISION • PLUMBING 700 West Manlius St. HE 7-5351 East Syracuse, New York A£?HA TI OMEGA MEMBERS Sheila Anderson, Gail Bennett, Bonnie Bechtle, Beverly Brown, Grace Cali, Kay Cole, Carol Crandall, Pat Downs, Barbara Ekert, Carolynne Fusaro, Kathy Fusaro, Rosemary Grosso, Marcia Haas, Paula Haas, Judy Hamilton, Barbara Harrison, Judy Hendry, Judy Konick, Judy Krouse, Pat Lawrence, Peggy Lawrence, Joyce Leonard, Barbara Neville, Ann Marie Petrowski, Shirley Petrowski, Elaine Pignelberi, Joan Polly, Mary Romondo, Joan Sero, Jean Sherlock, Pat Vantasel. Advisors MRS. C. EKERT, MRS. M. M. COLE, MRS. J. ROMONDO OFFICERS: SPRING FALL President .................... Kay Cole Vice-President________________Barbara Ekert Recording Secretary...........Carolynne Fusaro Treasurer_____________________Mary Romondo Assistant Treasurer...........Judy Hendry Corresponding Secretary....... Marcia Haas Publicity Manager .............Pat Downs Historian Rosemary Grosso Parliamentarian________________Judy Hamilton Sergeant-at-Arms AnnMarie Petrowski Kay Cole Barbara Ekert Joan Sero Mary Romondo Pat Lawrence Judy Hendry Barbara Neville Carolynne Fusaro Judy Konick Sheila Anderson Member of the Inter-Sorority Fraternity Coun- cil; Campaigned for the Muscular Dystrophy Drive, contributed to the American Red Cross, Charity Work, Christmas baskets for two needy families; Annual “Stardust Fantasy”, Rush teas, Sport teas, Rush picnic, Weiner Roast, Formal pledges, Mother-Daughter ban- quets, sorority camp weekends, doughnut sales, bake sales, hayrides, pajama parties, hallowcen party, and pizza parties. Parking for Over 500 Cars The Store of Famous Brands Eastwood 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 50,000 records in stock to choose from Westinghouse, Kelvinator, and RCA Victor Appliances. ROBERT H. WILSON CO., INC. HI FI MUSIC BOX 2361 James St. Northern Lights Phone HO 3-5741 Shopping Center Phone GL 4-3521 MEMBERS Mary Andreani, Kari Bakke, Gail Bennett, Ann Burdick, Connie Callaway, Carol Dugan, Pat Dugan, June Frappier, Lois Gurzny, Gerri Hubbard, Diane Knapp, Theresa LaRusso, Joan Martin, Norma Mayer, Wanda Mayerhoffer, Lucy Parisi, Joyce Preston. Marion Red- wood, Mclva Sayre, Elsa Stapelfeldt, Judy Swayze, Esther Tucci, Ann Varik, Marylu Walters, Gail Woodworth, Dolores Zaccaria, Mary Howell. Phyllis Bernhart, Marcia Bower, Linda Conti, Charlotte Cooper, Joan Dingman, Enola Hart, Jerilyn Ingalls, Nancy Kalenak, Judy Kessler, Anne Krone, Phyllis Olzewski, Betty Powers, Ruth Tarnacki, Mary Wood. Advisor MISS JANE DICKINSON OFFICERS: President Vice-President......... Recording Secretary Corresponding Secretary T reasurer_____________ Sergeant-at-Arms.....— Publicity Manager ----- SPRING Marylu Walters Melva Sayre June Frappier Judy Swayze Gail Woodworth Dolores Zaccaria Mary Andreani FALL Marylu Walters Gail Woodworth Melva Sayre Judy Swayze Norma Mayer Pat Dugan Joyce Preston Mother - Daughter Banquet, Pizza Parties, Scrapbooks for Wieting - Johnson Hospital, Gifts for Christmas Bureau, Bake Sales, Lawn Party, and Donation to Foreign Student Drive. C%a ctf4 107 NICHOLS AVE. HO 3-1432 Pick Up and Deliver TAILORING . . . SHIRT LAUNDRY ONE-DAY SERVICE Congratulations to Class of ’57 M. V. Whitaker Solvent Petroleum Service 1405 BREWERTON RD. SYRACUSE 11, N. Y. Phone GL 4-2034 SETA XATTA MU MEMBERS Jean Ariola, Judy Ames, Sue Alexander, Janet Albino, Joanne Bonadonna, Lois Bresnahan, Pat Beneditto, Carolyn Cardinal, Linda Coyne, Dolly Canellos, Judy Crawford, Rosie Dizazzo, Linda DeFuria, Giannina DeFuria, Linda DeSocio, Delores DeSocio, Grace D’Arrigo, Pat Emmons, Jean Egerbrecht, Joan Egerbrccht, Jeanette Gonsiewski, Judy Jones, Mary Ann Lus- cito, Elfie LaBuda, Pat Mally, Sally Obey, Judy Parfitt, Mary Ann Rao, Pat Ruscito, Christine Ragonese, Barbara Seager, Sandra Salace, Sandra Basile, Heather Stacey, Presilla Sutor, Clista Snyder, Ellie Sferrazza, Rosalie Trovoto, Joy Vaikness, Lorraine Vecchio, Ellie D’Agos- tino, Marilyn Visser, Barbara Visser, Barbara Viscera, Marion Walker, Kathy Walker. OFFICERS: SPRING FALL President______________________Linda DeFuria Vice-President........_........Linda DeSocio Corresponding Secretary Judy Ames Recording Secretary------------Barbara Seager Treasurer Rosie Dizazzo Assistant Treasurer____________ Pat Emmons Publicity Manager Sally Obey Property Manager ..............Jeanette Gonsiewski Historian Eleanor D’Agostino Parliamentarian ...............Rosalie Trovoto Sergeant-at-Arms Christine Ragonese Sandra Basile Linda DeSocio Salley Obey Pat Riscito Pat Emmons Judy Ames Christine Ragonese Barbara Seager Linda DeFuria Eleanor D’Augostino Jeanette Gonsiewski Membership in Inter-Sorority-Fraternity Coun- cil; joint meetings with S.G.A. and Hi-Y- Alpha; Dances “Jam Session’ , “Circus Daze”, “April Fools Holiday”, Other activities were: P'inal nights, formal pledges, slumber parties, beach parties, camp weekends, Charity work, Muscular Dystrophy Drive, contribution to McCarthy Home for Retarded Children, Rush Teas, summer roasts, date parties, Mother- Daughter Banquet, doughnut sales, bake sales, open houses, pizza parties, April Fools Holi- day Weekend, dinner date party, alumnae party and food basket to a needy family. Compliments of C We', JEWELERS SILVERSMITHS FOR 97 YEARS INDEPENDENTLY OWNED AND OPERATED SINCE 1860 ( fine quality furniture oriental rugs and domestic carpet fine liners from the world over interior decorating service expert carpet cleaning and repairing SHtHMM UtC- ' free consultations MEMBERS Lorraine Aldrich, Eleanor Barnell, JoAnn Cali, Sally Gardner, Lucy Hagar, Peggy Hixson, Gerri Hubbard, Nancy Huston, Carol Ireland, Patricia Jones, Lucy Lupone, Lucy Parisi, Diane Pickard, Elizabeth Placito, Janet Prior, Sandra Geddis, Maureen Mannigan, Carol Redwood, Elizabeth Rego, Marie Rychter, JoAnn Sacco, Judy Smith. Elsa Stapelfeldt, Beverly Stevens, Judy Stott, Ann Tavernier, Sue Temple, Elizabeth Titus, Linda Troy, Chickie Weed, Dolores Zaccaria, Marie Zirilli. Advisors MRS. PETER BARNELL, MRS. PHILLIP SACCO OFFICERS: President Vice-President Secretary ____________ — Treasurer Corresponding Secretary Sergeant-at-Arms Publicity Property Manager Parliamentarian ------- Chaplain Assistant Treasurer FALL Nancy Huston Beverly Stevens ... Sue Temple Lucy Parisi Linda Troy JoAnn Cali Gerri Hubbard Elsa Stapelfeldt Dolores Zaccaria Lucy Lupone Diane Pickard SPRING Eleanor Barnell Nancy Huston Gerri Hubbard Diane Pickard Dolores Zaccaria Sue Temple JoAnn Sacco Elsa Stapelfeldt Beverly Stevens JoAnn Cali Linda Troy JTwo rush teas, two sport rushes, two formal anquets, hake sales, pajama parties, V-I-C- T-O-R-Y dance, annual Printemps a Paris, member of ISFC, combined meetings with Alpha Chapter of Delta Pi Alpha, Mother- Daughter banquet, alumnae tea, contribution to Community Chest, Red Cross, charity work at Red Cross, six-hundred favors for Easter dinner at crildren’s hospital, pizza party, char- ity work, contribution to Retarded Children’s fund, and Coke parties. DE£TA ?1 A£?H A Compliments of S.J. Major, P.P.S. and A. C. Ungerer, P.P.S. INSPECTED PROTECTED COMPLIMENTS OF M. P. FALCONE REAL ESTATE BROKER Specializing In Eastwood Property” HO 3-0751 DAIRY LEA MILK ICE CREAM 9-5511 Burnet Ave. PROMPT, COURTEOUS SERVICE ACE and EASTWOOD TAXI TWO OFFICES TO SERVE YOU 270 James St. 2711 James St. GR 1-7133 HO 3-0711 Radio Dispatched — Vet Owned and Operated MEMBERS Carolyn Angotti, Fran Angotti, Betty Alampi, Dolores Battaglino, Linda Daubenthaler, Joyce DeSantis, Noreen Dottalo, Linda Elzer, Joanne Falco, Dianne Falasco, Claire Gafner, Helen Gavin, Janice Garrison, Sheryl Gillmor, Betty Ann Gehrke, Barb Gottshall, Winnie Grove, Judy Harrison, Kathy Heater, Barb Hendry, Kathy Hendry, Sue Howard, Marion Jewell, Mary Jewell, Barb Johnson, Patty King, Carol Lasher, Karyl Larkin, Chrystal Lahey, Maureen Mancini, Joan Maroney, Mary Ann Marra, Peggy Ozogar, Sabra Perrett, Lynn Perry, Jean Podalack, Donna Reed, Kathy Rock, Carol Sardo, Carolyn Sabis, Barbara Sarkus, Kathy Steinburg, Paula Stewart, Shirley Tessier, Carol Tucci, Kathy Venditti, Rosemary Venditti, Marlene Vigliotti, Rose Ann Vitiello, Regina Wadach, Judy Walters, Connie Waldon, Betsy Williams, Mary Margaret Marra. OFFICERS: FALL Linda Elzer Carolyn Angotti Judy Walters Kathy Rock __Linda Daubenthaler President............... Vice-President.......... Recording Secretary Corresponding Secretary T reasurer-------------- Assistant Treasurer Winnie Grove Publicity Manager Regina Wadach Property Manager ........ Kathy Venditti Historian Dianne Falasco Photographer Peggy Ozogar Sergeant-at-Arms Maureen Mancini SPRING Linda Elzer Carolyn Angotti Judy Walters Kathy Rock Winnie Grove Maureen Mancini Sheryl Gillmor Paula Stewart Fran Angotti Kathy Venditti Mary Jewell Membership in Inter-Sorority-Fraternity Coun- cil, Annual Dances: “Block Dance”, benefit of Cerebral Palsy Clinic, “Back To The Books” dance, “Bermuda Holiday” dance, “May Carnival” dance, Mother-Daughter Banquet. Installation Banquets, Formal Pledges, “May Carnival Weekend”, Bake Sales, Doughnut Sales, Date Parties, White Elephant Sales, “Gamma’s Hide-Away” Pajama Parties, Joint parties with S. G. A., Charity Work at the Red Cross and House of Providence, Thanksgiving and Christmas basket for needy family, Mus- cular Dystrophy Drive, Open House, Construc- tive Initiation, House of Providence Party, Picnics, Pizza Party, United Fund Drive, Jewelry Demonstration and Splash Parties. Af-THA T$1 Be a Telephone Girl! Yowl bo smart if you look no� .nto tU powibXtiM of a job o a Totophone Oporo- •or oft or q reduction. Soo your Vocational Gwidoitco Counselor or � vt owr Women's Employment Office for moro information obowt these opportunities. MONDAY THROUGH FRIDAY 8:30 A M. to 5:00 P.M. NEW YORK TELEPHONE COMPANY 321 Montgomery S� . Syracuse, N. Y. Jl ‘fjiiend EASTWOOD CAMERA SHOP CAMERAS, DEVELOPING, PRINTING Let us take care of all your photographic needs 3100 James Street Phone HOward 3-1431 Easy Parking Cor. James Nichols Ave. JAFS FOR HEALTHY FOOD 402 Tyson Place HOward 3-1691 HI-Y A£?H A MEMBERS Miran Babikcn, Greg Basluki, Louis Childs, Jeff DeFuria, Carl Edwards, Jack Edwards, Joe Falasco, Gary Goodelle, Bob Gentile. Ken Grinnals, Gordon Hayes, Paul Hebert, Tom Heater, Charles Holmes, George Kernaghan, Dewey Kies, Gene Laurenti. Bruce McNeil, Ken Morrison, John Powers, Bill Sampson, Bill Sabis, Gary Whitaker, Bill Williams, Jim Quinn, Warren Stevens. OFFICERS: FALL SPRING President ...................Bill Sabis Gary Whitaker Vice President ..............John Powers Jack Edwards Secretary . .................Gordon Hayes Ld Heck Treasurer Ed Heck Bruce McNeil Sergeant-at-Arms .......Jeff DeFuria John Powers Chaplain ..... Bruce McNeil Miran Babiken Hi-Y Alpha’s Activities for the fall and spring were: 12th annual “Kick-Off” Dance, “Cupid’s Rock”, Dinner Dance; Hi-Y Basketball League; Guides for formal opening of the new YMCA. Compliments of 7Ht a NORTH MIDLER AVENUE EAST SYRACUSE, NEW YORK FOIANDS 407 NORTH MIDLER AVENUE EAST SYRACUSE, NEW YORK Phone HO 3-1892 COMPLIMENTS OF Compliments of COOPER DECORATION LEWIS TREE EXPERT CO., INC. CO., INC. 1211 E. FAYETTE STREET SYRACUSE, N.Y. MEMBERS Carolyn Angotti, Fran Angotti, Judy Cleary, Linda Coyne, Barb Eckert, Linda Elzer, Jeannette Gonsiewski, Judy Konick, Maureen Mancini, Sally Obey, Mary Romando, JoAnn Sacco, Joan Sero, Judy Smith, Paula Stewart, Ann Travenier, Sue Temple, Linda Troy, Joy Vaikness, Marion Walker, Jim Armstrong, Miran Babikian, Jack Edwards, John Ezzo, John Gruninger, Ed Heck, Dave Hunt, Jim Johnson, Bruce McNeil, John Powers. OFFICERS: SPRING FALL President..-..-_______________Sally Obey Carolyn Angotti Vice-President________________Carolyn Angotti Sally Obey Secretary Sue Temple Jo Ann Cali Treasurer_____________________Paula Stewart Bob Barnello Fall: “Fall Finale” (dance), “Jam Session” (dance) ; Spring: Pizza Party, Benevolent Unit (Charity). “MEL” SAYRES SUPERETTE PALLOTTA PRINTING CO. 372 STAFFORD AVE. Commercial Printing Telephone HO 3-9377 Catalogues—Publications Business Forms IV e Deliver Open 7 Days 8 to 9:30 140 Walter Dr. HO 3-4780 The Unity Mutual Life Insurance Company of New York Insurance BOLTON DONUT SHOP for every 217 Cherry St. need for Phone GR 2-9329 the family Extends Heartiest Congratulations E. R. Deming, Sr., President To The Class of ’57 Home Office: Syracuse, N. Y. SIGMA GAMMA AETSliCW MEMBERS Tom Alibrandi, Jim Armstrong, Bob Barnello, Dick Callahan, Ron Capone, Dave Commardo, Bill Crupi, Jack Dailey, Dick Dellomorte, Sam DeMario, Morgan Doyle, John Ezzo, Dick Griffo, John Gruninger, Dave Hunt, Jim Johnson, Chuck Langpaul, John Lansing, Eugene Macri, Sal Madonna, Ron Mealey, Bill Mick, Diamond Ricelli, Chuck Rodrieges, Chuck Samp- son, George Sarkus, Chuck Stewart, Tony Tartaglia, Tom Walters, Dick Wescott. OFFICERS: SPRING FALL President....................Dick Wescott Jim Armstrong Vice-President_______________John Lansing Chuck Langpaul Secretary____________________Jim Johnson Sam Demario Treasurer____________________Chuck Langpaul Morgan Doyale Member of Inter-Sorority-Fraternity Council, Splash Party at the King George Motel with Joint Meeting with Gamma Alpha Psi, and Gamma Alpha Psi. EAST SYRACUSE SALES YOUR SYRACUSE FOUNDRY CO. CHEVROLET DEALER Quality Gray Iron New—Used Cars and 2671 James St. HE 7-3313 Semi-Steel Castings 216 W. Manlius St. HE 7-3311 Compliments and Compliments of Best Wishes ALBERTS JEWELERS RUGBY BUILDERS INC. Famous For Diamonds 112 SOUTH SALINA ST. For Hats of Distinction For Teenagers As well as Grownups EDITH KENEFICK HAT SHOP A FRIEND 2602 JAMES STREET Open Every Night Telephone HO 3-1611 Compliments of EASTWOOD PHARMACY GODDARD AND 3016 JAMES STREET CRANDALL Syracuse 6, N. Y. FUNERAL DIRECTORS L. C. WILCOX, R.Ph. A ir-Conditioned 3111 James Street Phone HO 3-4320 Best Wishes and Success To The 1957 Graduates EASTWOOD HIGH SCHOOL COMMUNITY DIEGES CLUST ASSOCIATION 17 JOHN STREET, NEW YORK 8, N. Y. C. E. Jennings, Repr.— 1000 Bellevue Avenue Syracuse, New York MANUFACTURING JEWELERS WELTER MANCUSO’S FUNERAL HOME FORMAL WEAR 2649 JAMES STREET OFFERS THE BEST IN FORMAL WEAR, Phones HO 3-0852 HO 3-4170 FOR THAT BIG PROM. Open Evenings Syracuse 6, N. Y. 2637 James St. HO 3-3730 SCHAUER’S Jerry Dry Cleaners BOB FEATHERLY'S Phone HO 3-0821 2719 James St. Syracuse 6, N. Y. SERVICE STATION 701 W. Manlius St. Bob RINGS PINS MEDALS CHARMS CUPS PLAQUES TROPHIES excellent design skilled craftsmanship superb quality YOUR CLASS JEWELER To Buy Right or Sell Right See ENWRIGHT % ENW RIGHT REALTY CO. 2530 James St. Phone HO 3-3309 MIND YOUR OWN BUSINESS! PROTECTIVE PRODUCTS CO. 3550 Burnet Ave. E. Syracuse, N. Y. RUDNICK’S FLOOR AND WALL COVERINGS Complete Line of Floor and Wall Coverings Formica Counter Tops—Carpeting 110 WEST MANLIUS STREET East Syracuse, New York Free Estimates Phone HE 7-5206 THE LOLA RUTH SHOP 2620 JAMES STREET Syracuse 6, New York Phone: HO 3-2511 The Place You Like To Shop Because You Love Nice Things. Latest In Fashions For Juniors The Finest In Beauty Care Compliments of For The Discriminating IVornan Phone: HO 3-2221 EASTWOOD BERTHA’S BEAUTY SHOP WEE-WASH-IT Lee Egan 2612 JAMES STREET 2812 JAMES STREET Syracuse 6, New York Leona and Thomas DePeter, Owners Specialists In Hair Shaping, Styling and Permanent IVaving Window Shades—Venetian Blinds—Draperies Our Motto: Quality Foods Moderately Priced Storm Doors—Aluminum Windows—Awnings Best Western Steer Beef BETTER SHADE SHOP FINNEY’S 140 WALTER DRIVE Phone HO 3-1051 3108-3110 James Street Syracuse, N. Y. Makers of Home Made Pure Pork Sausage (Eastwood Shopping Plaza) We Specialize in Good Hamburg Leon Schoff—Elton Schoff HO 3-4490 Established Since 1924 CONGRATULATIONS, SENIORS Compliments from Compliments of MEEHAN BROS. MR. and MRS. ATLANTIC STATION PAUL V. O'NEIL Thompson Road Compliments of Compliments of SHANAHAN'S GROCERY 301 Woodbine Ave. A FRIEND Congratulations KARL LUTZ MONUMENT CO., INC. A FRIEND 2718 James Street Syracuse 6, N. Y. Congratulations Compliments of KINNEY SHOE STORE CHESTER KULESA 2341 James Street EASTWOOD NEWS Dewitt—E. Syracuse Town News Compliments of 2507 JAMES ST. Syracuse 6, N. Y. FERRIS LETTER SERVICE Collin B. Weschke Publisher Telephone HO 3-1931 305 Seitz Building DON POWERS TEXACO STATION Compliments of ABE and NICK KAMMAR SILVER STAR MARKET Batteries Tubes Tires Wash 919 Sunnycrest Road Syracuse, N. Y. Phone HO 3-1151 Touraine B.P.S. Flatlux Paints ALPAR HARDWARE Electrical Appliances—Glass—Tools Lawn Furniture Compliments of LEON HEATING AND ROOFING 357 Hillsdale Ave. 2811 James St. Syracuse 6, N. Y. Leon Capone, Sr., Prop. MAURICE H. SHARP Attorney Compliments of 2507 James Street JOHN W. PEASE Public Accountant 2507 James Street WAGER’S PHARMACY 2401 James St. Phone HO 3-0631 Compliments of A FRIEND Compliments of PETTA MUSIC CO. 305 Montgomery St. ACCORDION CENTER OF SYRACUSE Phone GR 1-3787 EASTWOOD BOOK STORE GUTCHESS JEWELRY 2622 JAMES STREET Hamilton Watches—Keepsake Diamonds Phone HO 3-1511 Gifts Phone HE 7-3000 East Syracuse, N. Y. Yarn—Religious Articles—Stationery Office and School Supplies—Cards Official R.R. Watch Inspection GEORGE T. HALE RIZZO AND URCIUOLI General Insurance A ttorneys at Law 207 FREDERICK ST. 215 Seitz Bldg. E. Syracuse, N. Y. Phone HE 7-5002 Syracuse 2, N. Y. SARKUS LANDSCAPING Best Of Luck SERVICE 1201 GLENCOVE ROAD To Phone HO 3-1527 Class Of 1957 Complete line of Nursery Stocks Chase’s, formerly Lawns graded, seeded and renovated MUFF’S Roses a Specialty %%• ■r. .tv. . '•• .-c iSCJ r4r5 ? - V . 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