Eastwood High School - Hilltopper Yearbook (Syracuse, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1958 volume:

Where the hills of Onondaga Meet the eastern sky so blue And the gold of every sunrise Seems to cast its softest hue Place them over our Alma Mater To float on breezes bold Waving proudly over Eastwood High All hail the blue and gold. If we could but leave thee never Leave thy halls we know so well But our paths lead from thee ever So we let our voices swell And we'll rise and stand together And give a hearty cheer For Eastwood High, our Alma Mater That we hold so dear. When the shades of life are falling And clouds of dark there be Still to you ever calling Our praise shall be to thee And our thoughts are faithful ever As through a golden haze In all life's ways forgetting never Eastwood High School Days. Foreword s you gaze around the halls of Eastwood, you get the vivid picture of the Ivy League” trend which is prominent with the modern teenager today. We, the Senior Class of 1958, have therefore chosen Ivy League as the theme to symbolize this trend in our high school days. E, the Senior Class of 1958, proudly dedicate Eastwood's 34th annual to Mr. John V. Meath, whose sincere guidance as Vice-Principal and Boy's Guidance Counsellor has helped many students along the road to success. Your guidance and inspiration to the students of Eastwood High School will never be forgotten. There will always be a place in our hearts for a person who has done so much for us. As your last year at Eastwood draws to a close, we sincerely hope that you have all the happiness that you deserve. Your presence in the office will always be remembered and no one will ever forget your friendliness. English, Languages, Librarian Seated, left to right: Allyn Phillips, English: Bernice H. Wells, English; Ruth H. Wilson, English. Standing, left to right: Anna S. Vivenzio, English; Mary Man- chester, Librarian; Stephanie Beaulieu, English; Carmelia Metosh, English and Latin. Not present: Dorothy Newman, English and French; Keitha G. Mandigo, French. Jjzitf-ia, }louru Commercial Seated: Ethel Van Scoy. Standing, left to right: Jack Weafer, Margaret M. Van Al- stine, Ruth Doran, Edgar M. Klett. Mathematics Left to right: Charles W. Foster, Ftelen L. Ferber. Not present: Mary A. Fayle. Music, Art Left to right: Marcia Conley, Art; John Wilkie, Music; Mar- ion W. Kilpatrick, Music. Home Economics, Dietitian Left to right: Ellen B. Eaton, Clothing and Foods; Margaret M. Notcher, Dietitian. Physical Education Left to right: Dorothy Het- tler, James Rollier. Science, Health Left to right: Russell E. Sei- del, Science: Merton L. O'Hare, Science: Verda J. Halligan, Science; David M. Constance, Science. Not present: Elizabeth T. Gee, Health. Social Science Seated: Lela E. Sine. Standing, left to right: Warren E. Jerome, Jane R. Dickinson, Dorothy M. McVinney, George J. Pursiano. Not present: Pearl W. More. Industrial Arts Left to right: Bernard J. Hess, Printing: Arthur J. Horrocks, Woodworking; Hugh Jewett, Mechanical Drawing; Robert J. Provo, Auto Mechanics. Office Staff Left to right: Zelda Stock- ham, Principal's Secretary: Eun- ice S. Lockwood, Attendance Clerk. Cafeteria Staff Left to right: Ava James, Louise Porter, Frances Parker, Mary Palmisano, Nannie Hall. Marie Bender, Margaret Not- cher. HILLTOPPER 4STAFF Editors Left to right: Patricia Ben- edetto, Diane Pickard, Marie Rychter Business and Circulation Lett to right: Barbara Neville, Business: Beverly Ste- vens, Circulation Advertising Standing left to right: Betti Placito, Martha Aherin; seat- ed left to right: Linda Troy, Judy Hamilton, Claire Gaff- ner, Sue Tracy Advisors MRS. STEPHANIE BEAULIEU MR. BERNARD J. HESS Art Left to right: Marie Zirilli, Barbara Romanoski, Patricia Dugan Copy Left to right: Doloras Ba- taglino, Joy Vaikness, Ann Tavernier : Elsa Stapel- gsby Photography Standing: Joe Arnone: seat- ed left to right: Eric Stapel- feldt, Martha Aherin, Mal- colm Ingalls PRESIDENT DAVID L. SEQUIN Zeke Football '55, '56. '57: Hi-Y Alpha '57, '58. Secretary '57; Student Coun- cil '56; Senior Executive Board '58. Ambition—To become a Family Man VICE-PRESIDENT LUCY F. PARISI Lu Honor Society '56. '57, '58; Coflege Clinic 55. ‘56. '57, '58; Treasurer '55 56. '57; Vice President '56: Record- ing Secretary 57. '58; Workshops '57. ‘58; Science Club '54. '55. '56. '57. '58: Treasurer '54; Recording Secre- tary '55; President '56: Sergeant-at- Arms '57; Amitie '56. ’57; President '57; Preliminary Choir '54. '55: Recording Secretary '54; All City Choir '57; Foreign Student Drive '55. '56. '57. '58; Senior Choir '55. '56. '57, '58; Manlius Math Tournament '55. '56. '57; Representative S.U. Cit. Conf. '57; First place Biology and Grand Prize Winner Central N. Y. Science Congress '57; Honorabfe Mention Westinghouse Science Talent Search '58; Bausch and Lomb Honor- ary Science Award '58: Badminton ‘54. '55; Exhibition Group '54; Swim- ming '58; Math courses at S.U. '57, '58: Post-Standard Teen Time Trial Columnist '58. Ambition—To find friendship, happi- ness. and purpose in all I do. SECRETARY SHEILA H. ANDERSON She-She Chairman Set Design of Senior Play '58; Secretary of Class; Honor Society '58; Badminton '57. '58; Student Council '57; Chorus '55; Foreign Student Drive '55-'58. Ambition—To live long enough to see the day that Marilou and Joyce go through a whole day without one fight. TREASURER EDWARD J. HECK Eddie Hi-Y Alpha '55. '56. '57. '58; Vice- President '56. '57, Secretary '57, Treasurer '56; Basketball '57, '58; Golf ’56. '57. '58; Senior Class Treasurer; Student Council '55. '56. Ambition—To make Puff a good husband. President Dave Sequin called the members of the Senior Class of 1958 to order for their first meeting on November 6, 1957. Lucy Parisi assisted Dave as vice- president. The task of taking minutes was welcomed by Sheila Anderson, and Ed Heck gladly accepted the job of handling financial matters. One of the biggest phases of Ed's financial job was the handling of the funds from the senior play, Dino, under the capable direction of Allyn Phillips and assistance of Bill Snyder. The main characters were portrayed by Joe Falasco and Gary Parzych as Dino, Judy Hamilton and Bev Stevens as Shirley, Bruce McNeil and Tom Heater as Mr. Sheridan, and Mihran Babikian and Gene Heffron as Tony. The Class of 1958 is distinguished by the fact that twenty-five percent of the class made the honor roll of 85 percent or above. In addition, Judy Hamilton, valedictorian, deserves an orchid for achieving the highest four year scholastic record ever attained by any student in Eastwood High School's thirty-seven years. That enviable average was 97.57. In April 1958, the senior class held their senior dance in the gymnasium of Eastwood High. There the happy couples danced away to the latest pop tunes. On June 6 the Senior Ball was presented in the main ballroom of Hotel Syracuse. There, starry-eyed couples danced dreamily to the unforgettable melodies of Jack Kreischer and his orchestra. With the commencement exercises on June 23, the high school days of the Class of 1958 drew to a close. Senior Class Committees Senior Ball Committee Sponsor: Mrs. Bernice Wells Chairman: Bruce McNeil Committee: Carol Lasher, Jewell Kam- mar, Judy Krause, Felice Germani, Larraine Vecchio, Rosaria Corsello, Pat Malley, John Edwards, Viola Fuda, Paul Hebert, Dan Flogan Cap and Gown Committee Sponsor: Mrs. Ellen Eaton Co-Chairmen: Gordon Hayes, Anna Mae Samora Committee: Marcia Raphael, Tom Heater, Peggy Kessler, Sue Schug, Ray Santola, Marie Lammana Color and Motto Committee Sponsor: Mrs. Margaret Van Alstine Chairman: Carolyn Sabis Committee: Joe Chandler, Ginny Haas, Peggy Hixon, Jean Sherlock Senior Play Committee Sponsor: Mr. Allyn Phillips Chairman, Make-up: Rosemary Grosso Chairman, Lights: Armand Aquilino Chairman, Sound: Seymour Bart Co-Chairmen, Publicity: Beverly Stevens, Diane Pickard Co-Chairmen, Sets: Judy Hamilton, Sheila Anderson Chairman, Tickets and Ushers: Elizabeth Rego Committee: Judy Parfitt, Joanne Sacco, Helen Gavin, Sue Temple, Betti Placito, Pat Benedetto, Sharon Buskey, Carl Edwards, Judy Parfitt Finance Committee Sponsor: Miss Mary Fayle Chairman: Edward Heck Committee: Judy Konick, Donald Bigsby, Diane Pickard, Linda Troy, Pat Downs Commencement Committee Sponsor: Mrs. Margaret Van Alstine Co-Chairmen: Larry Waful, Judy Hendry Committee: Lorraine Aldrich, Dorothy Hardter, Helen Gavin, Ingeborg Seiler, Lorrie Pilon, Rosemary Sherpa, Carmen Bar- bato, Malcolm Ingalls Class Night Committee Sponsors: Mr. Allyn Phillips, Mr. Robert Oliver Co-Chairmen: Pat Osbeck, Paul Moeller Committee: Charles Holmes, Ken Morri- son, Fran Angotti, Allan Evers, Elizabeth Rego, Mike Carno Senior Gift Committee Sponsor: Mr. Robert Oliver Co-Chairmen: Elizabeth Titus, Dick Tobin Committee: Mary Ann Botega, Edwin Hungerford 1-fmr 1M Valedictorian Judith M. Hamilton 97.57 Salutatorian Lucy F. Parisi......................95.85 Felice Germani 95.25 Martha Pekurney....................95.13 Betsey M. Winslow........ 91.86 Barbara Hager......................91.52 Suzanne Temple.................... 91.50 Marie Rychter......................90.81 Diane Pickard......................90.55 Paul Moeller.......................90.52 Helen Gavin........................90.19 Warren Stevens 90.13 Elizabeth Titus 89.91 Suzanne Tracy......................89.43 Judith Smith.......................89.3 I Lorraine Pilon.....................89.16 Donald Bruce McNeil................88.66 Margaret Hixson 88.59 Judy Harrison............ .........88.18 Linda Troy.........................87.71 Barbara Romanoski 87.45 Janet Menke........................86.58 Beverly Stevens....................86.34 John Macko.........................86.09 Martha Aherin............ ......... 86.06 Carolyn Sabis......................86.03 Edward Heck 85.82 Sharon Buskey 85.77 Daniel Hogan.......................85.69 Patricia Koagel................ 85.69 Judith Konick......................85.55 Anna Mae Samora ....85.37 Patricia Benedetto 85.15 Sheila Anderson................... 85.13 Carol Ireland......................85.10 Donald Bigsby................. ... 84.95 Viola Fuda ........................84.71 Mary Ann Bottega...................84.58 Richard Tobin 84.54 JOSEPH ARNONE JEAN M. ARIOLA Joe Student Council '56; E.A.A. '57, '58: Track '57; Photograph Editor '58: Intramural Basketball '57, '58. Ambition—With the help of God, to be o success. VIRGINIA L. ALDRICH Lorrie Swimming '54: Badminton '54, '55, ‘57; Office Receptionist '57. Ambition—To marry Jim and live a happy life with him. DOLORES BATTAGLINO Dee Student Council '55, '56. '57: E.A.A. Solicitor '56, '57: Yearbook Solicitor '56. '57: Yearbook Copy Editor '58: Hi-Lites '58: Student Office Worker '58: Monitor '56. '57: Muscular Dys- trophy Drive '56; Foreign Student Drive '56. Ambition—To live, love, and forever be happy with Joe. MIHRAN A. BABIKIAN Bab Football '56, '57; Apparatus Club '55; Hi-Y Alpha '55. 56. '57. '58; Chap- lain '56: Vice-President '58: Senior Play '58— Ton '; Senior Play Com- mittee '58. Ambition—To graduate from college and become a success. PATRICIA A. BENEDETTO Pat Senior Student Council '56; Eastwood Guide '56; Foreign Student Drive '56: Senior Choir '56, '57. '58; Inner Choir '57. '58: Senior Hiqh Festival Choir '57: All State Sectional Choir '57; New York State Sectional Music As- sociation '57. '58: Swimming '57; Dramatics Club '57. ‘58; Belle -Sue: Yearbook Solicitor '57; Senior Execu- tive Council '57. '58: Senior Play. Della : Play Costume and Prop Committee: Yearbook Editor. Ambition—To be a success with the help of God and to make my parents proud of me. ROBERT A. BANAZEK Bob Football '54, '55. '56: Golf '54-'57; Intramural Basketball '52, '53. '54; Student Council '51-'55; Red Cross '52. '53. '54: E.A.A. '53. '54; Track '54; Apparatus Club '53. '54. Ambition—Always possess effort, de- sire, and ambition. Jeannie Senior Play Committee '58; Archery '56; Hi-Lites ‘57; Chorus '57. Ambition—To be a success. FRANCES A. ANGOTTI • i r n rran President Red Cross '57-'58; Cheer- leading '57, '58; Class Night Com- mittee 58: Student Council '54-’57: E.A.A. '56, '57: Yearbook '55; Presi- dent of Class '54- 55; Monitor '56. Ambition—To make my friends as happy as they have made me. ARMAND U. AQUILINO Doc Track '57; Traffic '57. '58; Lighting Committee of Senior Play '58. Ambition—To someday buy my own car. MARTHA J. AHERIN Mar tie Student Council '56; Student Office Worker '56, '57; Receptionist '57; Foreign Student Drive '54, '55, '56; E.H.S. Guides '56: Badminton '55, '57, '58; Archery 55, '56: Senior Play Make-up. Ambition—To lose a pound. JOYCE A. BATTELLE Red Commencement Committee '58: Am- itie '57, '58. Ambition—To love and be loved. MARY ANN BOTTEGA Mary Ann Choir '55, '56: Senior Play '58- Jack- ie : Senior Gift Committee. Ambition—Criminal Lawyer. NANCY J. BURKART Nan Chorus '56. '57. :58. Ambition—To live, love and be happy in what ever I do. � 7; .om- 157; y j o -- SHARON K. BUSKEY J ° } Dramatics Club '57. '58: Treasurer '57: r Senior Play Committee 58; Horir Society '57. '58; Hi-Lites '55. Lu rrffl58; Ad Manager '57. '58: Bad- '56. '57; Basketball '55; ♦ : Archery '55. '56. le be 5'6 tall. BIGSBY Bigs rbook Staff '58; Hi-Lites Sports arLAQ: Senior Play Danny '58: or Finance Committee ‘58: Honor ety '57. '58: Intramural Basketball 8; Yearbook Solicitor '56. Ambition—To enjoy life os much os I have at Eastwood. McCarfh Student Ambitig always be hat be loved, and SEYMOUR H. BART Cy Band '54-'58; Hi-Y Alpha '56. '57. '58; Projection Squad '54-'58: P.A. System '54-'58: Orchestra '54. '55. '56: Science Club '56. '57; Choir '54- '58; Senior Play '55. '56. '57, '58: Triple Octette '56. '57. '58. Ambition—To make the poor, rich; the bad. good; the sad. happy; and me, smarter. PATRICIA A. BAKER Paf Senior Student Council '55, '56; Chorus '55; E.A.A. Solicitor '56: Year- book Solicitor '55. '56; Foreign Stu- dent Drive ‘56; Honor Society '56. Ambition—To live, love and be happy forever with T. L. LINDA COYNE PATRICIA M. DOWNS 'Downsie Chorus '54, '55: Badminton '55, '56. '57; Softball '56. '57; Vollyball '54. '55; Basketball '55. '56; A.F.S. Drive '55-'58: Red Cross '54. '55: Student Council '55. ‘56: E.A.A. '55. '56; Hi-Lites '57. '58: Yearbook '57. '58; Finance Committee '57, '58; Senior Play '58. Ambition—To be a success in every- thing I do. CAROLYNNE M. FUSARO Fuzz Scholastic Art Contest '57; Red Cross '55. '56: Student Council '56. '57. '58: Senior Play '58; Year Book '58: Senior Choir '55. '56: Badminton '55. ‘56: Bowling '56. '57. '58: Foreign Student Drive '55-’58; E.A.A. Solicitor '55, '56: Basketball '55; Muscular Dystrophy Drive '56. '57. Ambition—To live, love and always be happy. CARMEN BARBATO Batto' Football '56, '57; Baseball '56. '57; Bowling ‘56; Chorus '57. '58; Volley- ball '56: Senior Dance Committee '57. '58; Hi-Y Alpha 57. '58. Ambition—Have fun, be a success, and raise a big family. VIOLA M. FUDA Vi Senior Choir '55. '56: Chorus '55. '56. '57; Senior Red Cross '57. '58: Recep- tionist to Principal '57. '58; Senior Ba'1 Committee. Ambition—To live, love ond always be happy with Gory B. PATRICIA A. DUGAN Pat Amitie '56. '57. '58; Treasurer '57; Sergeant-at-Arms ‘57; Preliminary Choir '54, '55. '56: Senior Choir '57; Chorus '55, '56. '57; Archery '55: Christmas Proqram '55: Softball '57; Bowling '56, '57. '58. Ambition—To have the warmth of a home and a love to call my own. ROSEMARY S. GROSSO Ro Senior Student Council '56; Dramatics Club '57: Badminton '56: Senior Hi- Lites 57; Senior Play '57: Senior Ex- ecutive Council '57. Ambition—To be successful and satis• tied in whatever I do. JOSEPH M. CHANDLER Joe Ambition-—To be a success in anything J do. FELICE J. GERMANI Phil Chorus '55, '56; Eastwood Guide '55. '56: Senior Play Committee; Senior Ball Committee: Amitie '57. '58 Senior Play- Miss Haines. Ambition—To find love and peace in the path I follow. CLAIRE I. GAFNER Dramatics Club '57. '58; Vice-Presi- dent '57: Parliamentarian '58: Publi- city Committee '57. '58: Swimming 57; Badminton '55: Archery '55. '56, '57: Senior Choir '56. '57. '58; Robed Choir '57. '58: Inner Choir '57, '58; All State Sectional Choir '57: Foreign Student Drive '55: College Clinic '58: Yearbook Staff '57, '58: Future Home- maker of Tomorrow '58. Ambition—To go through college and life with the help of God. MATTHEW J. CHARLES Charlie Band '55, '56; Traffic '55. '56. Ambition—To accomplish all I under- take. RITA J. EICHHOLZER Jill- Red Cross '54, '55. '56. '57: Volley- ball '54; Swimming '56: Basketball '55; Badminton '56. '58; Choir '54. '55. '58; Chorus '54'58. Ambition—To keep going up. MICHAEL A. CARNO Little Caesar Baseball '57. '58; Traffic '58; Class Night Committee '58: Intramural '58: Senior Play-' Mr. Falcaro. Ambition—To pay for my '57 Chev. HELEN M. GAVIN Honor Society '57. '58: Bowling '57. ‘58: Dramatics Club '57. '58; Chorus 56: E.A.A. Solicitor '56, '57: Year- book Solicitor '57; Annual Staff '58: Foreign Student Drive '56: Muscular Dystrophy Drive '56: Senior Play Com- mittee '58; Community Chest Drive '57; Scenery for Belle '57; Exhibi- tion Group '55- Ambition—To live, love, laugh and find true happiness in all I do. SALLY A. GARDNER Preliminary Choir ‘55. '56; Badminton 55. ‘57; E.H.S. Guides '56: Muscular Dystrophy Drive '56; Foreign Student Drive '57: Dramatics Club '57, '58; Hi-Lites 57, '58: One Act Play Com- mittee 57; Senior Play Committee '58. Ambition—To find real happiness some day. ALAN E. EVERS Al Senior Executive Council '57. '58; Class Night '57. '58. Ambition—Electronics Technician. VIRGINIA A. HAAS Ginny Majorettes '57, '58; Chorus ’55. '56: Student Council '56; Foreign Student Drive '57: E.A.A. Solicitor 56: Moni- tor '56: Yearbook Solicitor '56: Color and Motto Committee '58. Ambition—To live a happy successful life with the help of God and some- one else. JCtfKE C. Cross Seni Lit 58: Baj Drive '5J£A 7; E.A.A. Comr i ee '58. Ambition—To help She-Sht one last fight. ic Hl-Y Alpha '55-'S8: Vice-President '57: Student Council '54-'58; Vice- President '57, '58; Basketball ’55- 58: J.V. '55. '56: Varsity ’56- 58: Golf '55- '58: J.V. '56. '57: Varsity '58: Pres, of I.S.F.C. '57-'58; Senior Ball Com- mittee '58: Senior Play '58. •Ambition—To own an interest in Temple Dairy. JUDITH A. HENDRY Judy' Chorus '55. '56: Bowling '55. '56. '57 Badminton '56: Foreign Student Drive 56, '57: Student Council '56, '57 Muscular Dystrophy Drive '56: Senior Dance Committee '58. Ambition—To be a success in my chosen field. JUDITH A. KONICK Judy Cheerleading '56, '57. '58: Captain '58; Senior Play '58; Senior Finance Committee '57. '58; Student Council '54, '55, '56: Yearbook Solicitor '56. '57; HiLites '56. '57; Red Cross '55. '56. President '56: Choir '53. '54; Swimming '54; Badminton '54; Honor Society '56, '57; College Clinic '55: Foreign Student Drive '55. '56. Ambition—To live. love, and forever be happy and to make Bugs a good hen-pecking wife. CARL R. EDWARDS Ed Senior Student Council '56, '57; Senior Choir President; Football '55. '56, '57: Basketball '54, '55: Senior Play Committee '58; Yearbook Solici- tor; Hi-Y Alpha '56. '57; Robed Choir '56. 57; Senior Red Cross: Dramatics Club Belle ; Inner Choir Vice-President; Projection Squad. Ambition—To graduate from college. J. FORTUNO Dumbo' Baseball 57. '58: Football '56. '57; Basketball 55. '56. 57. '58; Hi-Y Alpha '57, '58: Student Council '55. '56, '57. '58: Foreign Student Drive '56, '57: Traffic Squad '57, '58. Ambition—Get married and have five kids (all boys). MARGARET J. HIXSON Peggy Senior Choir '56, '57, '58; Inner Choir '58; Monitor '56; Basketball '56; Swim- ming '56. '58: Badminton '57, '58; Honor Society '57. '58; Dramatics Club '58: Color and Motto Commit- tee '58. Ambition—To give my best for God and my country. JUDITH E. HARRISON Judy Dramatics Club .'57, '58; Sergeant-at- Arms '57; Vice-President '58: Honor Society '57, '58; Badminton '55, '56. '57; Basketball '55: Swimming '54; Hi-Lites '55. '57, '58: Yearbook '57; Senior Play Committee '58; Edwards Fashion Board '57. Ambition—To find success and happi- ness in everything I do. JOSEPH FALASCO Joe Band '53. '54, '55, '56; Student Council '55. '56: Football '55: Bowling '55; Senior Play. Dino ; Commencement Committee: Hi-Y Alpha '55, '56. '57. '58: All City Band '54. '55: A.F.S. Candidate '57; Senior Class Council '57, '58: Senior Play Committee '58. Ambition—To be ambitious. CAROL J. IRELAND Archery '56: Badminton '55. '56. '57. '58; Preliminary Choir '55: Chorus 55; Feature Editor. Junior Hi-Lites '55. '56: Swimming '56. '58; Monitor 56. '57: Bowling '58; Honor Society '58; College Clinic '58. Ambition—To always have true, last- ing friendships; to make decisions easily and wisely to do all the good I can for people; to get through college. PATRICIA A. KOAGEL Petie Senior Robed Choir '54, '55. '56. '57. 58: Inner Choir '55. 56 '57. '58- Bowling 55: Archery '55. ‘56: Red Cross '54, ‘55. '56, '57, '58: Christmas Show '55: A.F.S. Show '56: Senior Play '58: Senior Play Committee '58: Cafeteria Cashier ’57: Allied Youth '54, '55: E.A.A. '54. '55. '56. '57: Yearbook Solicitor '56. '57. Ambition—To someday marry that certain guy and have a big house- ful of dogs like Michael Frances. NORMAN P. GROSSMAN Norm Ambition—To grow up to be an old man. JUDITH J. KRAUSE Judy Student Council '54, '57; E.A.A. '54; Senior Choir '55. '56. '57. '58; Year- book Solicitor '56; Senior Play ‘58: Muscular Dystrophy '57: Senior Ball Committee '58; Foreign Student Drive '56. '57. Ambition—To laugh when things go wrong. DIANNE M. KNAPP Di Archery 55. '56. '57; Badminton '55. 56, '57, '58: Bowling '56. ‘57, '58; Chorus 55, '56. '57; College Clinic 55-'58: Dramatics Club '57. '58; For- eign Student Drive '55, '56, '57; Muscular Dystrophy Drive '56; Amitie 56. '57. '58. Ambition—To be a success and be happy in all I undertake. CHARLES R. HOLMES Charlie Hi-Y Alpha '55. '56. '57. '58: Band '53. '54, '55: Orchestra '54; All City Band '54. Ambition—To put a pool table in Wanda's. . 'JEWELL KAMMAR fflP ' E.A.A. a d Wearbook iolicitor 54. 5: f ec btionist ‘56. '57. '58s future Retailers Club 57; Bowfibg '57, '58; $eo� or Ba't] Committee: Badminton. j 5? Lift MM. JU 1 Ambition—Tojbe a success in hrng I undertake, have q motion friend}, dncf oAvoys be happy. MARGARET E. KESSLER Peggy Amitie 57. '58; Assistant Treasurer '58: Bowling '56: Cap and Gown Committee; Softball '56: Chorus '56; Senior Play. ' Mrs. Mikula. Ambition—To be a working girl. JOSEPH F. GEREMIA Joe Traffic Squad '56. '57. '58: Yearbook Photos 57; Bowling '55. '56; Intra- mural Basketball '54. Ambition— Join the Navy. BARBARA L. HAGER Lucy Honor Society '57. '58: Preliminary Choir '55. 56: Senior Choir '56. '57. 58; Robed Choir '57. '58: Inner Choir '57, '58: Lib. '57; All High Choir '57; All State Sectional Choir '57: Science Club '56: Badminton '55. '56. '57; Swimming '56. '58. Ambition—To find happiness in all that I do. Allied Youth '54. '55: President '57; Senior Red Cross. Treasurer '57. '58; Pro|ection Squad '55. '56, '57: Public Address System Squad '56. '57: Future Retailers of Syracuse. Vice President '56. '57. Ambition—To make a million friends and a few dollars?? EVELYN A. LA BRAKE PATRICIA A. MALLEY EWe Chorus '55, '56. '57. '58: Bowling '57, '58. Ambition—To be successful in what- ever I undertake. Pat Choir '55, '56. '57, '58: Inner Choir '57, '58: Archery '54: Senior Play '58: Senior Ball Committee '58: Badmin- ton '58. Ambition—To make my parents proud of me and to someday marry Mister J. with God's blessing. CAROL LASHER Archery '55: Badminton '55. '56. '57. ‘58; Volleyball '55; Senior Ball Com- mittee '58. Ambition—To be successful in all I endeavor. ENGENE N. HEFFRON 11 - • n Gene Cross Country '54, '55; Track '54, '55; Football '55, '57; Intramural Basket- ball '56. '57. '58; Choir '54, '55; Red Cross '57; Vice-President; Senior Play '58; Dramatics Club '58. Ambition—To become a professional singer and golfer. GAIL A. LO VINE Gay Choir '54, '55. '56. '57; Badminton '55, '56. '57; Commencement Com- mittee ‘58. Ambition—To become a good recep- tionist and make my parents proud of me. JANET E. MENKE hi n Jan Swimming '56. '57; Badminton '55-'58; Archery '55- 58; Honor Society '56- '58: College Clinic '55-'58; Assistant Secretary '57. '58; Science Club '55; E.A.A. Captain '57; Muscular Dys- rophy Drive '56; Foreign Student Drive '55-'57; Bowling '58; Exchange Editor of Hi-Lites '57, '58; Exhibition Group '54; Preliminary Choir '54, '55; Robed Choir '55-'57; Senior Choir '55-'57; Senior Play Committee '58; Archery Tournament Winner '56; Yearbook Solicitor Captain '58. Ambition — To become a successful nurse and always find happiness and purpose in all that I do. PAUL A. HEBERT Arnie Senior Student Council Nominating Committee '57; Foreign Student Drive '56; Student Council '57; Yearbook Solicitor '55, '56: Yearbook Photo Committee '57; Traffic Squad '57; Senior Ball Committee '58. Ambition—To get some. BARBARA C. NEVILLE Barb Exhibition Group '55; Badminton ‘55: Preliminary Choir '55. ‘56; Bowling '56, '57. '58; Senior Choir. Corre- sponding Secretary '56: Senior Stu- dent Council '57; Monitor '57; Office Worker '58; College Clinic '57. '58; Yearbook Staff '58. Ambition—To go through life with the help of God and to find friend- ship, happiness, and purpose in all I do. THOMAS F. HEATER Tom Football '55, '56, '57; Hi-Y Alpha '56. '57, '58: Senior Play '58; Cap and Gown Committee '58: Student Coun- cil '55; Foreign Student Fund Drive '57. Ambition—To get ambition. PATRICIA A. OSBECK Ozzie Preliminary Choir '53; Chorus '54, '55, '56: Bowling '55, '57; Class Night '57; Senior Student Council '57; Red Cross '54; Foreign Student Drive '55; Christ- mas Show '54. Ambition—To make the most of it, marry that certain someone and live happily ever after. JUDITH A. PARFITT Judy Chorus '54, '55: Student Council '55, '56, '57; Senior Play Committee '58. Ambition—With the help of God and my friends to live a happy life and to gain a friend with every smile. GORDON J. HAYES Blue Eyes Band '58; Orchestra; Cap and Gown Committee '58: Monitor '56; Hi-Y Alpha. Ambition—To be the richest pharma- cist in New York State. ELIZABETH A. PLACITO Betfi Dramatics Club '57. '58: One-act Play 57; Hi-Lites '57. '58; Yearbook '58; Senior Play '58; Student Council '56. '57; Dey’s Fashion Board; Red Cross '54. '55; Secretary '54. '55: Swim- ming 56: E.A.A. '57; Muscular Dys- trophy Drive '56; Foreign Student Drive '57. Ambition—To be what I want to be and to be a success in it; also, to keep a date on September 28. 1962. LORRAINE B. PILON Lorrie Honor Society '58: Hi-Lites. Senior Reporter '58; Hi-Lites Typist '58: Senior Dance Committee '58. Ambition—To do unto others as I would have them do unto me. CHRYSTAL M. LAHEY Chrys Edward's Fashion Board '57: Senior Student Council 57; Cheerleading '57; Archery '55. '56. '57; Badminton '55. '56, '57; Bowling '56, '57. 58. Ambition—Teacher ANNA MAE MILLER Ann Bowling '57. '58: Red Cross '57; Hi- Lites '58; Commencement Committee '58. Ambition—To be a successful beau- tician and to make my parents proud of me. RONALD A. HAUPTLI Ronnie Band '55. '56. 57. '58. Ambition—To be a success in what- ever I do. ELIZABETH G. POWERS Betty Volleyball '55: Bowling '56. '58: Hi- Lites '55: Amitie '57. '58. Ambition—Have 12 kids and have them love their parents half as much as I love mine. EDWARD HUNSERFORD MARIE J. LAMANNA Cap and Gown Committee 58: Chorus '56. Ambition—To marry a certain some- one and live happily ever after. BARBARA L. ROMANOSKI Barb Senior Play Program '58: Yearbook Staff, Art Editor '58; Foreign Student Drive '55: Scholastic Art Contest '56. '57. '58: Office Attendance Typist '57. '58. Ambition—To be at peace with myself and in harmony with others for the rest of my life. THERESA M. LOTITO Tre Red Cross '55. '56: Foreign Student Drive '56: Allied Youth '55. '56: Treasurer '56: Senior Play Committee. Ambition—To have a happy and suc- cessful marriage to D. F. MALCOLM J. INGALLS Mo Senior Choir '54. '55. 56. '57. '58: Science Club '55: Projection Squad 55, '56. '57, '58; Inner Choir '55. '56, '57. '58: Corresponding Secretary '57; Senior Play '58; Yearbook Staff '58: Hi-Lites Photographs '57. '58. Ambition—To have a well chosen ca- reer and marry the girl of my dreams; also, to invent a leak-proof pen. DANIEL J. HOGAN Dan Band '53-'58: Orchestra '56. All City Band '56, '57. '58: Hi-Y Alpha 54. 55. '56, '57, '58: Honor Society '57, 58: All State Sectional Band '56: Senior Nominating Committee: Senior Ball Committee. Ambition—To be successful in my chosen field. MAf RU?YCH oppy and DIANA P. ROSSE Dinny Chorus '56, '57, '58; Amitie '57, '58; Senior Play Committee '58. Ambition—To become a good nurse. DIANE PICKARD Di Preliminary Choir '54, '55: Senior Choir, Treasurer '55, ‘56; Bowling '56- '58; Badminton '57; Student Council '57, '58; Cheerleading '57. '58; Honor Society '56-'58: Dramatics Club '56- '58: College Clinic '55-'58; Sergeant- at-Arms '57; Senior Finance Commit- tee ‘57, '58: Senior Play '58; Play Publicity Committee '58: Yearbook Staff '58; Hi-Lites Staff '57. '58; Mus- culary Dystrophy Drive '56; Foreign Student Drive '55-’57; Office Recep- tionist '57, '58; Eastwood Teen News '57. '58; Play Selection Committee '57: Make-up Committee for Belle ; Exhibition Group '55; Usher Benevo- lent Show '56: Robed Choir '56. Ambition—To become o good nurse, to find luck, success, and happiness in everything I do, and to someday marry the man of my dreams. RONALD J. LAMBRYCH Ron Ambition—To drive a dogsled to Florida. BEVERLY J. STEVENS Bev Preliminary Choir '54, '55; Senior Choir '55-'58; Corresponding Secre- tary '56; Recording Secretary '57, '58; Inner Choir ’55-'58: Corresponding Secretary '57, President '57, '58; All State Sectional Choir '57; Senior High Festival Choir '57; N.Y.S.S.M.A. Ratings '57; Bowling '56-'58: Exhibi- tion Group '54. '55: Badminton '55; Science Club '54. '55: College Clinic '55-'58: President '57, '58; Senior Student Council '55. '56: Senior Hi- Lites '57. '58; Yearbook '57. '58; Dramatics Club '56- 58; Senior Play '58; Senior Publicity Committee '58. Ambition—To succeed, to love, and to be loved. JOANNE T. SACCO Jo Bowling '55, '56: Swimming '56: Bad- minton '57; College Clinic '56. '57: Dramatics Club '56. '57, '58: President '57; Senior Play Committee Scenery '58: Senior Executive Council '57. '58; Belle '57; Senior Play '58; Usher Benevolent Show '56; Foreign Student Drive '55. '56. '57; Hi-Lites '58. Ambition—To make o certain Family Mon happy. E. ROBERT LA CHANSE Bob Hi-Lites Photographer '57; Yearbook Staff '58: Intramural Basketball '57, '58: Foreign Student Drive '57; Hi-Y Alpha '54. '55. '56. Secretary '56: Delta Chi Hi-Y '57. '58. Vice- President '57. Ambition—To go around the world in 80 days. MARTHA C. PEKURNEY Mortie Science Club President 54-'58: New York State Science Congress '54-’57; Preliminary Choir '54, Vice President '55: Senior Choir '54-'57: Triple Oct- ette '55-'57 (soloist); N. Y. State Sec- tional Choir '56: N.Y.S.S.M.A. Music Competition '57; College Clinic '54- 56: Swimming '56-'58: Badminton '56-'58: Honor Society '57. Treasurer '58: Girl Scouts '54-’57; Secretary '54: Senior Girl Scout Round Up '56: International Centenary Camp '57: Commencement Committee, Co- Chairman '57, '58: Westinghouse Sci- ence Talent Search '57. Ambition—To live a life pleasing to God and of service to humanity. THOMAS P. JAWORSKI (T II lorn Baseball; Basketball. Ambition—To be a success. MARCIA J. RAPHAEL Marfy Allied Youth '55, '56: Christmas Play '56: Bowling '54, '55, '56, '57; Cap and Gown Committee '57. Ambition—To be a success and be happy with B. V. ELIZABETH A. REGO Miss Moose Bowling '56; Swimming '54; Badminton '55. '56; Volleyball '55: Class Night Committee '58: Christmas Program '54. Ambition—To go through with Jack and my plans for June 20. EDGAR C. KOUSKY Ed Track '57. '58; Football '57; Intra- mural Basketball '58. Ambition—To get out of high school and skip town. KO Big J •I '55, '56. '57. '58; '57, '58; Commencement 58: Football '56, '57: 56, '57. '58; Foreign Student ‘56. '57; Bowlinq '55. '56: Basketball '56. '57, '58: marry the right girl and find success and happiness. ANNA MAE SAMORA Ann Cap and Gown Committee. Co-Chair- man '58: Hall Monitor '56. '57; Typist for Hi-Lites '57, '58. Ambition—To have God's blessing always and to make my mother and father proud of me. GEORGE T. MC DONALD ny n Tom Chorus '56. '57: Track '55. '56: Red Cross: Football '57; Band '54; Traffic '54. Ambition—Sub Commander in the Irish Navy. CAROLYN ANNE SABIS Cookie Inner Choir '57. '58; Robed Choir '56. 57, 58; Basketball '55; Swimming '55: Muscular Dystrophy Drive '56; Honoi Society '57. '58: Dramatics Club '57. '58; Co-Chairman of Color and Motto Committee '58; Hi-Lites '55; Archery '56. '57. Ambition—To make everybody happy and to make Mike and my parents proud of me. JAMES H. MILLER i� • a Jim Junior Red Cross '55. Ambition — To do some good for others. ROSEMARY S. SHERPA Rosie Bowling '54: Badminton '54; Eastwood Guide '56; Senior Dance Committee '58. Ambition—To go to C.C.B.I. and someday live, love and be happy in California. SUZANNE M. SCHUG Sugar Amitie '56. '57: College Clinic '57. '58: Cap and Gown Committee '58; Christmas Program '57; Chorus '55. '56. '57. '58. Ambition—To be a successful accor- dion artist and teacher and make my parents and friends proud of me. DAVID G. LAWRENCE Dave Science Club '55. '56. '57. Ambition—Missionary Aviation. o Swimmincf ; Bowjm j 5 ' ic '56, 6 '57_ '58: Dramatii : M007 56. '57; Fqr gn StiW t llthv v 7� — Drive 'SA J i£ ro n slthy Jhmily)- D. BRUCE MC NEIL Hi-Y Alpha '54. 55. '56. ‘57. '58. Secretary '55. Treasurer '56. President '57. '58; Golf '55, '56. '57. '58: Stu- dent Council '55. '56. '57. ‘58: ‘Belle’' '57; Senior Play. Dino '58; Chair- man Senior Ball Committee '58: Honor Society '56. '57; Intramural Basketball '54. '55,'56. '57. '58. Ambition—To be a successful engineer. ELSA H. STAPELFELDT Preliminary Choir '55: Senior Choir 55. '56. '57; Badminton '55. '56. '57. '58; Science Club '55. '56: Exhibition Group '55; Archery '57. '58; Swim- ming '56. '57; Muscular Dystrophy Drive 55. '56: Foreign Student Drive 56. '57: College Clinic '56. '57, '58: Hi-Lites 57, 58; Yearbook '58: Senior P'av '58: Dramatics Club '57, '58. Ambition—To go to business school, get a job and then marry and raise a healthy, happy family. E. ROBERT MAY Bob Hi-Y Alpha '56. '57: Delta Chi '57. '58: Hi-Lites Staff '57, '58; Com- mencement Committee '58. Ambition—With the help of D. R. drive a speedboat through canals of Venice. JEAN M. SHERLOCK n i • n Jeanme Preliminary Choir '54, '55: Senior Choir '54, '55. 56. '57. '58: Triple Octette '57, '58: Badminton ’55. '57. Ambition—To someday become a pro- fessional skater. PAUL A. MOELLER Hi-Lites '57: Honor Society '56. '57, '58, Secretary '57: Winner of the Harvard Book Award '57; Intramural Basketball '56: Projection Squad '56: Red Cross 56: E.A.A. Solicitor '57; Foreign Student Drive ‘57: Co-Chair- man Class Night Committee '58. Ambition—Success with a smile. INGEBORG SEILER hi ii Inga Honor Society: Swimming: College Clinic; Chorus: Dramatics Club, Amitie. LINDA J. TROY Lin Student Council '57, '58: Honor Soci- ety '56. '57, '58; Sergeant-at-Arms '57, '58: College Clinic ‘56, '57. '58: Field Trip Chairman '56. Treasurer 58: Choir '54. 55. '56. '57, '58: Inner Choir '57, '58; Recording Secretary '57, 58: Bowling 57. ‘58; Science Club '54, '55: Hi-Lites '57. '58: Yearbook Staff '58; Foreign Student Drive '56, '57; Finance Committee '57, '58. Ambition—To live, love, be happy and travel. THOMAS M. PIKULINSKI Pickles Vice-President of Red Cross '55; Chorus '57. '58: Varsity Basketball '57, '58: Intramural Basketball '56. '57; Junior Varsity Basketball '54, '55. '56, '57. Ambition—To succeed in anything I undergo with God's help. CAMILLE TRAINO i) z-' II Cam Bowling '55. '56. '57. '58: Badminton '55; Exhibition Group '55; Choir '56, '57; Commencement Committee '58: Hi-Lites '58. Ambition—To be a successful secre- tary in California. SUSANNE D. TRACY Sue Honor Society '56. '57, '58: Theater Guild '57, '58; College Clinic '57, '58; Hi-Lites, Editorial Editor '57. '58: Assistant Editor '57, '58; E.H.S. Guide '56; Senior Play, Scenery Com- mittee ‘58: A.F.S. Solicitor '55, '56: Archery '56. ’57; Badminton '55. '56. Ambition—To own the first money tree. KENNETH R. MORRISON Duke Football '55, '56, '57: All City Basket- ball '55, '56, '57. 58: All City Base- ball '55. '56, '57; Hi-Y Alpha '57, '58: Student Council '55: Chorus '57: Class Night Committee '58: Traffic Squad '57. '58. Ambition—To someday do something without someone finding fault with it. GARY A. PARZYCH nr ii Carr Band '53. '54, '55. '56. '57, '58: Stu- dent Council '54: Sport’s Editor of Hi-Lites '57, '58: Senior Nominating Committee '57, '58; Senior Play '58; Traffic '56. '57; Belle'' '57. Ambition—Success and happiness. SUZANNE M. TEMPLE nr • n busie Student Council’ '55. '56, '57. '58. Secretary '57, '58: Chorus '55. '56, '57, Treasurer '55; College Clinic '56, '57; Monitor '56, '57; Honor Society ‘56. '57, 58; Cheerleading '57. '58; Senior Play '58; Senior Play Commit- tee '58; E.A.A. '55, '56, '57. Ambition—To keep my interests in Temple Dairy. JOHN R. POWERS Applepie Hi-Y Alpha '55. '56. '57, '58; Football '56. '57; Choir '57. '58: Commence- ment Committee '58: Traffic Squad '57: Intramural Basketball '58. Ambition—To get an undentable car. BRUCE A. QUINN Yearbook '58: Hi-Lites '57, '58. Ambition—To find the secret of mak- ing booze out of hair tonic in Chem- istry Lab. ANN M. TAVERNIER Bowling '55, '56, '57, '58; Choir '56, '57: Chorus '56. '57; Archery '57; College Clinic 56. '57: Swimming '56: Hi-Lites, Typist '58: Yearbook '58; Senior Play '58; Future Retailer's Club '58; Exhibition Group of Christ- mas Program '55: Muscular Dystrophy '56; Foreign Student Drive '56, '57. Ambition—To do something, someday, somewhere, somehow, that will make my friends, teachers, and parents proud of me. WILLIAM L. ROMBOUGH Wild Willie Ambition—To see the world via the Sputnik. ELIZABETH TITUS “Liz Preliminary Choir '54, '55, Treasurer '54; All State Sectional Orchestra '55. '56: E.H.S. Orchestra '54-'58; All City Orchestra '54-’58; Concert Mis- tress '57. '58; Triple Octette '56-'58. President '57; Senior Choir '55-'58: Honor Society '57, '58; Parliamen- tarian '57, '58: Archery '55, '56; Empire Girls' State '56; Post-Standard Editorial Winner '57; American Field Service Ambassador to Japan '57; Senior Gift Committee, Co-Chairman '58: Senior Executive Council '57, '58; Senior Play '58. Ambition—To meet every challenge with a smile and to do my best with what God has given me. RAYMOND SANTOLA Ray Cap and Gown Committee '58. Ambition—To own the biggest Night Club in Central New York. PATRICIA A. TOOLE Pat Amitie '58; Treasurer of Library '58. Ambition—To have a happy future. WARREN F. STEVENS Steve Student Council '55. '56. President '57, '58: Baseball '55-'58: National Honor Society '57, '58: Hi-Y Alpha '57, Treasurer '58; American Legion Boys' State '57; Manlius Mathematics Tournament '55. '56: Syracuse High School Traffic Convention '56; Repre- sentative to Citizenship Conference '57; Foreign Student Drive '56. '57; Student Council Magazine Drive. Captain '57; Open House Guide '57; Senior Play '58. Ambition—To be a success in all my endeavors. LARAINE M. VECCHIO 'Tec Chorus '55. 56, '57. '58: Senior Red Cross '57; Senior Ball Committee '58: Hall Monitor '57; Swimming '55. Ambition—With the help of God and the friendship of good friends, make my life as useful as possible and build my dreams strong and sturdy. ERICH A. STAPELFEI.DT nr • n Eric Belle '57: Hi-Lites ‘57, '58; Senior Play '58; Yearbook '58; Intramural Basketball '58. Ambition—To be a success in every- thing I do, to see the world, and to keep a date on September 28, 1962. HELEN J. VAIKNESS ni n Joy Majorettes '57, '58: Yearbook Staff '58; E.A.A. Solicitor '55, '56; Year- book Solicitor '57; Student Council '56. '57; Hi-Lites. typist, '57. '58; Switchboard Operator '57; Usher for Benevolent Show '56. Ambition — With the help of God obtain everlasting success, love, and happiness in the future, and see my dreams become a reality. WILLIAM L SCHUG Sugar foot Ambition—Make a million friends. PATRICIA A. VIRGUSON Vergie Chorus '57, '58: Red Cross '56. Ambition—To always be happy and have three little reasons why. RICHARD P. TOBIN Dick Senior Student Council '55, '56, '57, '58; Hi-Y Alpha '57, '58; Senior Gift Committee '58; Foreign Student Drive '56. '57. '58. Ambition—To be a success. MARION H. WALKER LEO TOBIN Mair E.A.A. Solicitor '55: Senior Red Cross Secretary '57. '58: Senior Girls Bowl- ing '58: Hi-Lites Typist '57: Usher for Benevolent Show '56. '57. Ambition—To hove os much fun, love, and happiness in my future years as I have had in the past. BETSEY M. WINSLOW Guinsey Honor Society '56, '57, '58: Student Council '54. '55. '57; College Clinic '55. '56; Senior Choir '56, '57, Cor- responding Secretary '57: Triple Oct- ette '56. '57: Yearbook Solicitor '54. '55, '56: E.A.A. Solicitor '54. '55, '56; Senior Play Committee '58. Ambition—To swab the decks of the U.S.S. Abbot. V MARIE H. ZIRILLI Re Badminton '55, '56. '57; Science Club '55; Archery '55. '56, '57, '58; Swim- ming '56: Foreign Student Drive 56; College Clinic '56. '57; Yearbook Staff '58: Basketball '55; Christmas Show '54. Ambition—To achieve my goal in life and travel around the world with Linda on a bicycle built for four. LAWRENCE F. WAFUL Larry Football '55: Senior Student Council '57: Hi-Y Alpha '57, '58; Senior Dance Committee '58. Amition—To have a Pizza from the Modern Bakery. TOM W. LASNICKI II c 11 bam Ambition—To go to heaven after I die. THOMAS M. LUEBBERMAN IT II Tom Football '55: Hi-Y Delta '53, '54; Red Cross '54. Ambition—To manage a space station. 3fn Jfflemortam We dedicate this page to our classmate, Joan Dingman, who passed away on September 29th, 1957 God's Finger touched her and she slept Tennyson In Memoriam' I, Martha Aherin. hereby will to Judy, the ability to be on time; to Sharon, a boy over six feet tall; to Phil, my position on the team; to Morgan, my appetite; to Gary T. that Certain girl; to Sheryl and Chrystal. C.B.A. and Evangelists respectively: to Sheila, some Maypo; and to Kathy Heater, some more jokes. I. Virginia Lorraine Aldrich, hereby will to Leon, the girls of E.H.S.; to Carlton, the ability to get along with Mr. Foster; to Nancy, Shari, and Deanne, the boys of E.H.S.: to Miss Hearn, some girl to finish the folders; to Delta, the ability to stay on top; and to Jim—my love. I, Sheila Anderson, hereby will to Lyn and Bebe, the ability to keep their clothes hidden from Judy; to Down- sie. Ozzie. Fuz and Jud (who all face certain death with- out me), the ability to carry on alone; to Mary. Bella! Bella! and to Marilou and Joyce, everlasting peace. I. Frances Angotti. hereby will to Judy Cleary the ability to walk by Nunzi’s fast; to Patty King, my junk pile in girls' locker room; to Betty A. Gehrke. Pat King, Judy Cleary. Marylou Seager, and Sandy Laws, our everlasting friendship; to Gamma, the ability to stay on top; and to Joy and Marion, all the wonderful times we have had together. I. Jean Ariola. hereby will to Beta, the ability to stay on ♦op; to Warren Marini, myself. I, Rosaria Corsello, hereby will to next year's cheerleading squad, the ability to accomplish something at practice; to M. Rao, J. Crawford. C. Cardinale, J. Cleary and Beta, the greatest sorority ever; to the Click. our everlasting friendship; to Hi-Y Alpha, memories of a wonderful year; and to Russ. the hope that all our dreams come true. I, Patricia M. Downs, hereby will to Barb and Kathy, the ability to keep peace with Judy; the next President of Alpha, loads of luck with a wonderful group of girls; the Jewell twins and Lyn, Liverpool; Sheila, Ozzie, the Judys'; Fuzzy, and Inga, loads of luck in the future: and the faculty thanks for everything. I, Patricia A. Dugan, hereby will to my sister, Carol, com- plete ownership of our contaminated gym locker; to the Amitie girls, more food and quieter meetings; to Miss Hearn, my thanks; and to T. H. the future. I. Marilou Baker, hereby will to Joyce, a never ending friendship: to She-She. Ozzie, Jud. Downsie. the ability to get along with one another as I got along with them; to Marilyn Barbato, I leave a few new catty remarks; to Mike. I leave success, love, and happiness. I. Patricia Baker, hereby will to N. W. and P. F.. the ability to pass history; to Mrs. Van Scoy. better typists: and to Miss Newman, a quieter English class; to Dick, the fun I've had at E.H.S.; to Tom—myself; and to Eastwood—I leave. I. Dolores Battaglino. hereby will to my sorority sisters, the ability to keep Gamma on top; to Shirley. Donna, and Connie, the fun I've had in my Senior year; to Grace F., the ability to pass all her subjects; and to Joe. I leave myself. I, Joyce Battelle, hereby will to Connie Hafer, the ability to graduate; to Enola Hart. Judy Kessler, and all the other wonderful girls in Amitie. the initiative to keep Amitie going: and to all my teachers, my sincere thanks. I. Pat Benedetto, hereby will to M. Rao, the ability to understand little things so K. M. won't have to explain; to J. D., my ability to buy one pack of paper all term long; to M. W., our continued friendship; to the faculty, my sincere thanks: and last, but far from least, I will to B. S. another pest for next year's senior play and a stack of the latest pop tunes which I’m sure he’ll appreciate. Good Luck! I. Mary Ann Bottega. hereby will all the fun and enjoy- ment I've had here to my four little sisters. Beware Teachers! I. Nancy Burkart, hereby will to my friends of Eastwood High, the good times I have had; to Myra, success always. I, Sharon Buskey. hereby will to Marie. Cookie, Sue. and Claire all the fun we've had in the past; to Judy, the ability to be early; to Martha, a refrigerator that will never empty; to Sheryl. C.B.A.; to Chrys. a pizza and to the girls in fourth period Eng., memories of jokes and conspiracies. I. Rita Jill Eicholzer, hereby will to my teachers, the patience to stand more students like myself: to Mary Biel, the long haul and the intestinal fortitude to stop; to Wanda, all the Deutsch (men) in Germany; to Ron E.. the ambition to overcome that nick name—Bunny Boy. I, Viola Fuda, hereby will to Pat, fortune and all the luck in the world to help her graduate next year, (she'll need it); to Mr. Philips, a book of true Communist teaching; to Judy. Linda. Sharon. Pat, Martha, Betty. Lorraine, all of the jokes we told in fourth period English. I, Carolynne Fusaro. hereby will to Kathy, all the fun I had at Eastwood: to Carol, the hope that she’ll be happy; to Mary, the ability to get along without me in gym; to Alpha, all the wonderful times we had together and to Jud. Ozzie, Konick. She-She. and Downs, our everlasting friendship. I. Claire Gafner. hereby will to Chrys, a diet; to Sheryl, all the pizza she can eat; to Martha, Sharon, Sue, and the rest of the ' crowd. all the wonderful times; to Judy, the ability to lose ten pounds; to Cookie, lots of happiness: and to Gamma, luck, success, and glory to stay on top. I, Sally Gardner, hereby will Sue Whitfield all the fun I've had; to Betti, an alarm clock, so she'll be on time; to Anna Mae. happiness with P. K. and to Bob, the ability to stay as carefree as ever. I, Helen M. Gavin, hereby will to Sue H., a man to find sorority meetings after I leave; to Judy H.. one boot and my thanks for such a terrific friend: to Miss Newman, a place to keep her key; and to my Gamma sisters, the best sorority ever. Keep it on top. I. Felice Germani, hereby will to S. S., my ten typing fingers; to J. S. and C. H.. luck in their future years; and to Mrs. Van Scoy and Miss Hearn, a sincere Thanks for all their help. I. Rosemary Grosso, hereby will to the girls of Alpha Pi Omega, all the good times I have had; to my brother, the ability to get on top and stay there: and to Diane, Pat, Barb. Jo. and Jean, all the wonderful times we have had together. I, Linda Conti, hereby will Freda Olin, my seat at lunch; to Barb Kulas. a wonderful senior year; to Vi. Sharon. and Judy, all the fun we've had; to my brother. Hal. fun at E.H.S.: to the girls in Amitie, the ability to keep it on top: and to Mr. Hess, my thanks. I. Marcia Haas, hereby will to my brother, Chuck, all the good times I’ve had at E.H.S.: to Alpha, all the happy memories of our meetings, and most of all sorority camp: last but far from least, to Miss Mandigo and Miss Hearn, my sincere thanks. I, Paula Haas, hereby will to my sorority sisters, the mem- ories of our sorority camp; to my sister Doris, all the wonderful times I’ve had at Eastwood: to Joyce, the abil- ity to understand herself; to Eastwood High, my laughter; and last but not least, my life. love, and prayers to Walt. I. Virginia A. Haas, hereby will to Fran Angotti—Timmy Brophy; to Patty. Sandy. Betty Ann, Mary Lou. and Judy Cleary, the ability to skip fourth period gym without getting caught; to the majorettes, the ability to be as good as this year's; and to a certain someone, myself. I, Lucy Hager, hereby will to my sister. Linda, fun and happiness in her remaining years at E.H.S.: to Miss Hearn, hopes that she will have no more last minute seniors like me; to anyone who will practice, my seat in Chorus. I, Judith M. Hamilton, hereby will to Helen, the Hamilton gigqle; to Lucy, long-lasting lipstick; to Miss Hearn, another plant to take my place; to Sandy, all my sosos; to Elaine, more smirks: to Dan. True Love; to the Bank, another blushing bassoonist; and to Mr. Wilkie. Mr. Jerome, my cronies, a lifetime subscription to Playboy. I, Judy Harrison, hereby will to Marie, Cookie, and Sue. many more happy times together; to Clarie, the ability to stay on a diet; to the girls in English class, more laughs together; to Chrystal. the ability to play gold; to Martha and Sharon, permanent passes to Slenderella, and to Sheryl, a wonderful senior year. I, Judy Hendry, hereby will to my two sisters, Barb and Kathy, the ability to graduate: to Karly, Marlene and MiMi, the ability to keep laughing; to Mary, MiMi, and Lyn, the hope that they will someday secure cute boy- friends; finally, to my sorority sisters. I leave them with quiet meetings. I. Margaret J. Hixon, hereby will to Mrs. Ferber, my tremendous Trig ability; to Emily. Sue and Jeannine. a certain oak tree; to Janet P. and Ruth T., their hearts' desire; to Janet. Diane. Sandy and Carol, the hike to school; to Carol I., my friendship; and to the station- wagon club—good luck. I, Joyce Carol Huston, hereby will Lu Lu and She-She, a lasting friendship: to Gloria F.— boys in trade for her cousin: to Mi Mi V.. Joyce L.. Renee D.. and Kathy S.— laughs: to Johnny F. good bye ; to Nancy M.— ? — and last but not least; to Bob I leave my love, my life, and my prayers for a wonderful future together. I, Carol Ireland, hereby will a wonderful senior year to Sheryl, Barb. Carol R., the M. J.'s, Jeaninne, Em, and Sue H.; to the Delta girls, success and happiness; to all our off-term gang, pleasant memories and a bright future; To Miss Hearn, my thanks, and to Peggy, my friendship forever. I. Jewell Kammar. hereby will to Lynn P. and Pat F., the ability to get excused from all of Hettler's gym classes: to Joyce L., I leave the ability to graduate: to Tony P. and Tom M., I leave Mrs. Wells; to Miss Hearn and Mr. Klett. many thanks; and finally, to Carmen B., I leave a penny. I, Margaret Kessler, hereby will to Barbara Konick. the smile of friendship; to M. P., B. P., and V. C.. the courage to graduate; to J. K., I will D. H.; to M. B. H., my love, and a muzzle to keep him quiet during study hall. I. Dianne M. Knapp, hereby will my smelly gym suit to Judy Kessler; to Betty P., a wonderful senior year and our friendship forever; to my Amitie sisters, all the terrific times together; to E. H., J. H., W. M., B. P., J. B., E. J.. and R. T.. Amitie: to Inga, all the happiness and love in the world. I, Patricia Ann Koagel. hereby will to Marilyn Donath, my ranchy gym suit and the will-power to suffer thru her remaining years at E.H.S.; to Pooper Paparo, enough sense not to quit school; to Mar and John, many years of happiness together; to Lee, I leave myself, if he'll have me; to E.H.S.. I leave. I. Judith Konick. hereby will to my sister, Barbara, all the swell times I’ve had at E.H.S.: to future cheerleaders, luck; to Rao. the ability to land on her feet; to Dumbo, wings; to Maryann—Stan and a book of exercises; to Stan, Kalbasa; to the Alpha girls, luck and to Eddie, I leave myself. I. Judy Krause, hereby will to Norm, a girl named Arlene: to Joanne and the gals, another trip to N.Y.C.; to Danny, a Mercurio's all his own; to Miss Newman, my everlasting thenks; to the Alpha girls, love and success; to John M.. a senior license. I. Evelyn La Brake, hereby will Sandra P., the ability to write letters during class ( ! ? ! ); to Linda W.. all those long walks; to my brother. Bill, all the fun I had at E.H.S.: and to O. H., I leave myself. I. Chrystal Lahey. hereby will Sheryl the ability to some- day be in partnership with Mathews Dairy; Barb, the ability to help J. K. drink Vodka: Judy, a certain Peb- ble ; Sharon and Martha, a successful diet; Claire, a hearing aid; to all our crowd, lasting friendship and happiness; to the J. E.'s and M. J.'s, a wonderful senior year. I, Marie Lamanna. hereby will to Mrs. Lockwood, another girl who could type the notices fourth period and make as many mistakes as I did. I, Carol Lasher, hereby will to Carol I., the ability to finish Chemistry; to Sheryl G.. and Chrystal L., all our good times; to Pat V.. a wonderful senior year; to Gam- ma. the ability to stay on top; and to a certain M. M.. the ability to graduate with me. I, Theresa M. Lotito. hereby will to Mary Ann B., my seat in lunch; to Sandy P., my moldy old gym locker (and C. R.); to Wyatt Erp (L. W.), the ability to be fast on the draw with all the boys; and to Dick Farrell, I leave myself. I, Gail Lo Vine, hereby will to J. M., E. S., M. Z., J. P. and P. O.. all the luck in the world; to Linda, my job at the office; and to Eastwood, my sister, Karen. I. Patricia Ann Malley. hereby will to Marion and Chris, the ability to fall in love again; to the Mousekateers, Donald Duck ; to all the Beta girls, the best time ever; to all my friends. God's Grace: and last but most im- portant; myself to Mr. Jameson, hoping he will discover what love is. I. Janet E. Menke. hereby will to G. L.. E. S., D. P.. B. N.. and M. Z, all the luck in the world: to Diane, that she will become a R. N.; to all the future seniors of E.H.S.. I leave all the luck and happiness in the world; and to Eastwood. I leave! I. Anna Mae Miller, hereby will to Linda W.f a bag of potato chips to eat during fifth period: to Sally, a boy about 6': to Ed G., a saloon of his own; and to Mrs. Wells, many thanks. I, Barbara Carol Neville, hereby will to Sandy and Kathy, the wonderful times I have had in E.H.S.; to my sorority sisters in Alpha, lots of success; to Linda. Marie, Jo, Bev, Elsa, Judy and Di, luck in their chosen career; to Miss Hearn, my thanks; to Di, our everlasting friendship; and to Eastwood and my teachers, I leave. I. Pat Osbeck. hereby will to Pat F., Karyl L. and Kathy H. , the ability to graduate; to Bebe, my Silly Jokes' ; to Bella Bella, a bottle of laughing pills; to She-She, Jud, Fuzz and Downsie, all the good times we've had together: and to Dick, all the love and happiness in the world. I. Judith Parfitt. hereby will to J. Cleary. Mary Lou. Patty, Betty Ann, another year like this one: J. Cleary, I leave you this year's class at Evangelist and the North” boys; to Dewey, the ability to graduate; to our High School Family, more fun to come; to Vec, Pat M., Marion, Joy. and Fran, our friendship; and Beta—Keep on top! I, Martha C. Pekurney, hereby will to the E.H.S. Science Club—one pair of worn-out parathyroid glands, and best of luck for continued success in stimulating scientific in- terest in Eastwood; to the science teachers and Mr. Oliver, sincere thanks for helping us initiate the Science Club: and to the faculty, my appreciation for their kindness. I. Diane Pickard, hereby will all the wonderful times I've had at Eastwood to my sister. Sandra and Kathy Roberts; to my sorority sisters, the ability to keep Delta on top: to Linda. Bev, Elsa. Judy, Marie. Janet, and Joanne, all our memories: and to everyone, the ability to make a wonderful friend like Barb. I. Lorrie Pilon, hereby will to Barb Connors, the ability not to hit curbs or go through red lights when driving, like me. and to take care of her big brother for me: to Jimmy De Corsey, to get better marks in school and to keep up with his tremendous jitterbugging; and to Miss Hearn—thanks. I, Elizabeth A. Placito, hereby will to my brother, Ralph, many enjoyable years at E.H.S.; to J. H., V. F.. S. B.. M. A., L. C., B. W., the laughs we had together, to El. the hopes we get to CCBI: to Sal. the shoes she can put up with my being late; to Eric, all the fun and memories we’ve had together. I, Elizabeth Powers, hereby will to Wanda Mayerhofer, my gym suit that stands by itself: to Ruth T., Judy K.. and Enola H., Amitie; to the teachers and Miss Hearn, my deepest thanks and in five years my sister: and to Dad. a new bunch of kids for the store. I. Marcia Jean Raphael, hereby will to Mary Ann B.. the ability to graduate, and keep out of trouble in her senior year as I did: I leave my problems to anyone who wants them; to Miss Hearn, I leave a wonderful life to come: and to E.H.S., I leave. I, Elizabeth Rego. hereby will to Barbara Vescera. my brother Frank; to Pat Lowe, a pair of glasses; to Ann. a date for the Senior Ball; to Howie Stethers, some in- testinal fortitude with girls: to Mr. Oliver, a good-bye from the last Rego: to Jack, a bottle of glue and me. I, Barbara Romanoski, hereby will to my fellow graduates, success: to Phyllis, my seat in art class; to our friendship, its continuance; to my teachers, sincere thanks for their help and guidance during my six years at E.H.S.; to all future Seniors, a wonderful senior year. I, Diana Rosse, hereby will to Sandy G.. the ability to graduate: to Art and Grace, the best of happiness: and to all my teachers, my sincere thanks. I, Marie Rychter. hereby will to the girls in Delta, lots of fun and loads of luck; to J. P.. a permanent library card; and to J. B. and E. J.. an oak tree farm. I, Cookie Sabis, hereby will Ricky, the ability to forget; Sharon and Judy, the ability to stay beautiful; Claire, all our idiotic times; Sue T.. Schroeder and Linus; and to the rest of the mob. Chrys, Peg, Lucy, and all the rest, all the luck in the world and more food. I. Joanne T. Sacco, hereby will to all the girls in Delta. the best sorority ever; to Mrs. Van Alstine, another steady couple to guide? ; to Mo. a chain to keep her gym suit secure: Miss Newman, a long friendship; to D. S., I leave myself. I, Anna Mae Samora, hereby will to Terry, my seat in Mr. Jerome's class: to Mary, Barb K., Shirley T.. and Terry, as much fun at E.H.S as I' e had; to Dick, all the luck in whatever he decides to do; to Cam, our con- tinued friendship. I, Suzanne M. Schug, hereby will to my parents and teachers, my thanks; to Pat Fortune, the ability to acquire a lunch companion; to Carol Maslona and Barb Kulas. the happy times to come at E.H.S.: to Jo Ann P., the horse she has always wanted. I, Jean Sherlock, hereby will to Judy B., all the good times at her house: to Sally, the ability to graduate: to Nancy W. and Pat F., all the fun at Powers', and to the Alpha girls, all those peachy p.j. parties. I, Rosemary Sherpa. hereby will to my cousin, Jimmy George, all my teachers and the ability to graduate; to Janet Zirilli, all the wonderful times I've had in E.H.S.; to Mrs. Van Alstine. someone to bring her her master- sheets so faithfully; to all my teachers— many thanks! ; and to B. N., I leave myself. I, Judy Smith, hereby will to Miss Hearn and all my teachers many thanks for the wonderful guidance they have given me: end to Janet. Nancy, and all the Delta girls, a really terrific sorority. I, Elsa Stapelfeldt. hereby will to the Delta girls, all the wonderful times in sorority and the ability to keep it on top; to Sally, Ann. Marie. Janet. Judy, Bev. Lin, Diane and Barb, my friendship; to my sis, Betti, happi- ness; to Eric, his dancing girls. I. Beverly J. Stevens, hereby will to everyone at E.H.S., all my good times; to the girls in Delta, all the pleasant memories as a member in the best sorority; I leave my seat in 101 to anyone who wants to learn compound time; and to all my teachers an enduring thank-you. I, Ann Tavenier, hereby will to Elsa, Marie, and Cam, my eternal friendship: to Liz. the ability to fulfill her ambi- tion; to Pat, the ability to get a boyfriend: to future pupils of Mr. Klett, more success than I had: to Janet and Nancy, to keep Delta on top; to Miss Hearn and all my teachers, a sincere Thank-you. I. Suzar ie Temple, hereby will to my sister, Linda, my place on the cheerleading squad; to Jan and Nan Prior —Delta (to take care of): to Carol Rich, those E.S.H.S. boys (to share with Linda): to May Ann Rao, Cortland and Kenny; to Jack, all my love. I, Patricia Toole, hereby will my seat in 201 to Fi Fi; also, I leave her my terrible marks and hope that she has a good future. I, Susanne Tracy, hereby will to Cookie. Charlie Brown, and a million oranqe sneaks; to Emily, an ice cream scoop: to Jeannine. a police whistle: to the gang, I leave all the fun we've had together; to Jack. Notting- ham; to E.H.S., I leave???... I, Camille Traino, hereby will to Barb P., a wonderful senior year and the ability to keep smiling; to my brother, Norm, luck with the girls: to Ann T. and Dolores, the ability to reach their goals: and to Anna Mae. the ability to persuade her father to let her take the car by herself and our friendship forever. I, Linda Troy, hereby will to Carol Rich, Linda Temple, Sandy Pickard. Kathy Roberts and Janet Zirilli. all the wonderful times Diane. Bev. Judy. Barb. Marie. Sue. Elsa and I have had in the past four years, hoping that they make the most of it; to the faculty, sincere thanks. I, Joy Vaikness, hereby will to my Beta sisters, the fun of belonging to the best sorority ever; to Marion and Fran, my everlasting friendship and thanks; to Marion, my ability to Fall for someone; to Judy C.. the North and Evangelist boys: to Sandy. Bettyann, Judy. Marylou, Carlene. Laraine. and the qang, fabulous times, never to be forgotten. I, Laraine Vecchio. hereby will to C. A. M.. Cleary, and Marion, my lovelife: to Mr. Klett, a sense of humor; to Mr. Pursiano, the ability to hit back; to T. A., plastic surgery in his nose: to K. G., D. K.. J. P.—gas money; to Parf, a great future: to the gang, memories; to J. C. and T. P.. a happy life together; to Beta—good times. I, Patricia Verguson. hereby will my ability to get along with Mr. Pursiano. to my sister Anita. I. Marion Wallcer, hereby will to Beta, the wonderful memories which make a terrific sorority; to Judy, the ability to forget Bob; to P. Malley, Good Luck!!; to Fran—memories: to Judy—Bob M.: to Marilou, Patty, Bettyann, Sandy, and Kathy, a few more years at Katies and the Northside: and last I leave to Joy, our ever- lasting friendship. I. Betsy Winslow, not being of sound mind hereby will to Mary Ann and Kenny, 29 they know what; to Windy and Dig, loads of Bubble gum; to Margo and Don, a happy future: and to Keith, I will my heart. I, Marie Zirilli, hereby will my sister. Janet, ajl_the good times I have had at E.H.S.; to Bev. Linda, Diane. Elsa, Barb, Kathy, Sandy, the ability to find the man of their dreams; to Tom, I leave my seat in American History. I, Armand Aquilino, hereby will to Lewis Childs, all my good times at E.H.S.; to Chuck Hawks, the ability to be as lazy as I am and to have more fun in his senior year than I have had. I. Joseph Arnone, hereby will to Tony Pelose, my ability to get along with all the teachers; to P. M., G. B., and C. W., the best of everything: to all of the senior class a lifetime friendship; to M. J., myself; and to E.H.S., the future Arnones. I, Mihran Babikian, hereby will to Carl Edwards, the ability to own Nottingham; to Judy Crawford, the ability to pass her subjects without brown nosing; to Gene L., the ability to pass: to Hi-Y Alpha, the best; and to E.H.S.. I leave. I, Robert Banazek, hereby will to Ronnie L., the ability to graduate: to Bill B.. my old hand mashie: to Tom L., a loud pair of duals; and to Eastwood. I leave. I. Carmen Barbato, hereby will my seat in Miss Sine's class to M. B. (Keep it warm, I may be back); my number 65. to Jim B.—Good Luck; to my Willis, a new rubber band: to T. A., my horn (which he broke); to E.H.S., I leave. I, Seymour Bart, hereby will to B. L....yep. I sure will; to all the guys at Chase’s, my ability to drive?: to K. L. and J. B., my ol' converted oil burner on wheels; to my little sister, P. B., and all the other kids in Eastwood, all the good times I've had: to the faculty, my sincere thanks: and to Eastwood . . . whew! I, Donald Bigsby, hereby will to anyone, the good times I have had at Eastwood: to Lewis Childs, all the unsolved problems I had in Physics lab; to Bill Eichelberger. dark- ened light bulbs for his parties; and to his brother, Glenn, I leave my ability to pass geometry on the first attempt. I, Michael A. Carno, hereby will to Mr. Jerome, another clown for his P. J. 9 ; to Phil Schmidt, another hunting companion and friend: and to Marilou Baker, the last payment on my '57 Chevy. I. Joseph Chandler, hereby will to Cha Nicotra. the abil- ity to get along with Miss Gee; to Carl Bastedo and Jim Soltis, my good times at E. H. S.; and to the teachers and Mr. Oliver, I leave the school. I, Matthew Charles, hereby will to Pat Fortune and Karen Laun, the ability to graduate. I hope; to anyone who wants it, all the good times I had at E. H. S.; and to Dick (Muff's) Chase, some new pots to hold his... coffee. I, Carl Edwards, hereby will to B. McNeil, the chance to go out with a Nottingham girl; to M. Babikian, the ability to meet some girl from F-M or J-D: to K. Morrison, a pair of my socks; to T. Heater, the best of luck with C. R. I, John David Edwards, hereby will to Bruce M., a clutch for his aunt’s car; to Dom F.. Swartz ; to Ed H., a pamphlet on tractors: to Paul M.. a friend: to Stan S., my football ability; to Howie S., a towel; to John P., a new car; to Norm G., A. H. class: to Linda, Billy ; and to Sue T., my love and understanding. I. Joseph Falasco, hereby will all my good times in E.H.S. to my cousin Grace; to B. Q.. I leave clear, logical think- ing: to S. B.. I leave my ability to be on time for some- thing; to G. P.. the ability to act; to C. H.. I leave a push; and to D. B.. I leave myself. I, Dominick Fortuno, hereby will to Paul Moeller, the ability to grow up: to Ray Weil, the ability to make 1-5 man in basketball; to Howie Stethers, the ability to make all-city in football next year; to all the boys in Pursiano's room, the ability to call him George; and to Frank Gilio. the ability to make love. I. Joseph Geromia, hereby will to Mrs. Metosh, the third lunch and hope that she will do a better job keeping it under control; to Mr. Phillips, I leave the next senior homeroom and hope he will be able to run it without my help. I. Norman Grossman, hereby will to Bruce McNeil, the ability to get rid of his front and rear ends: to Tom Heater, the ability to throw away his Desert Boots; to John Powers, the ability to quit; and to Tom Alibrandi. $.50 to buy his lunch. I, Raymond Guido, hereby will to Miss Stockham, my walking shoes; to Mr. Meath, his job that I tried to take: to Mr. Klett, a book entitled A Million Excuses to Use When Unprepared ; to my cousin, Carlene Mano, fun and happiness; and to Eastwood, I leave the memories of myself, be they good or bad. I. Ronald Hauptli, hereby will to Elaine, all the happiness in the world: to P. L.. a broken prop; to D. B., old times: to M. H., good luck; to E. Z.. my skiing ability???; to E. L.. I leave R. H., to the gang, best wishes; and to Cam, a new Cadillac. I. Gordon Hayes, hereby will to all my Alpha brothers, all the good times at Eastwood: to G. G., the Caddie: to Glenn, all my talents? on the trumpet; to Tom H., the ability to get along with the gals; to P. B.. all the petti- coats in the world; and to Anna May, my blue eyes. I. Thomas Heater, hereby will to the Alpha boys, lots of luck: to C. B. Gentile, the ability to get a senior license: to Bunky Weil, I leave my library card at Muff's; to Tony T., I leave my seat in Miss Newman’s room; and to Eastwood, I leave. I, Paul Hebert, hereby will to the future students of East- wood, lots of luck; to G. P., I will the ability to make thousand dollar bets and win; and to the members of the faculty, I leave peace of mind. I. Edward Heck, hereby will myself to Judy; to Dom F.. the ability to fly: to Barb K.. a boyfriend; to Bruce M., the ability to run; to Sue Temple, 20 pounds of weight; and last of all, to Norm G., a subscription to the Lonely Hearts Club. I, Eugene Nelson Heffron, hereby will Kentucky, the ability to play nine ball for money and win; to Bruce M.. the ability to drink anyone under the table: to Norm G., the ability to keep a girl friend: to Billy G. and Howie S.. the ability to get 35 zeros in Mr. Klett's bookkeeping class in one day; and to Ken Hill, two good used pairs of sweat socks. I, Daniel J. Hogan, hereby will to Mr. Wilkie, another wonderful clarinet player; to Warren, a car with good tires; to future math students, my great knowledge; to Mrs. Ferber, my wonderful graphs; to Hi-Y Alpha, con- tinued success; and to the future seniors, all the fun I have had at old E.H.S. I, Charles Holmes, hereby will to Joe Falasco, a dent; to Cy Bart, my ability to graduate; to Bruce Quinn, my ability to win a drag; to Gary Parzych, I leave Muff's; and to Phyllis, I leave myself. I, Malcolm J. Ingalls, hereby will to my little sisters, all the good times I've had at E.H.S.; I leave to Bob B.. my gym locker: to all my teachers, relief and thanks; to the students at E.H.S., study, work hard and loads of fun. I, Thomas Jaworslci, hereby will my locker to Dick Mura, and also my topcoat to R. Kritzer. I, Robert LaChanse, hereby will to Mike Murphy, the ability to get a driver's license: to Al Holmes, my hot Ford: to the boys of Delta Chi, a date party; to the Juniors, the ability to cut classes; to George Titus, all my knowledge of photography. I, Ronald Lambrych, hereby will my moldy gym locker to The Citrus Kid ; my ability to down a deer with five shots to Tony T.; and for Elly, I leave Eastwood. I, Thomas Lasnicki, hereby will to T. Jaworski, a better pellet gun to kill pigeons; to K. F.. I leave myself; to A. D. and R. K.. the ability to get even with a certain Health teacher; to everyone in E.H.S., all good times. I, Thomas Luebberman, hereby will my ability to graduate to Ron Lambrych; my inability to pull the wool over the teacher's eyes to anyone who wants it; and one year's bus fare to school to Mary Lou Seager. I, John Macko, hereby will to any girl unhitched, myself; to Howie Stethers, a pair of sweat socks; to Coach Rollier, a milkshake and many successful seasons; to Sal M.. my No. 70. jersey; to the molemen 9, a cham- pionship; and to the Alpha boys, our own personal bar. I, Robert May, hereby will to Ed G., our locker for him- self; to Dick R.. his chewed up pencil: to Bob W., lots of luck with Jill; to Sally, I leave my L—: to Delta Chi. I leave the will to become the biggest fraternity; and to Eastwood. I leave. I. George McDonald, hereby will to Tom M.. all my good times at E.H.S.. and my good times in Miss Gee's Health class, that is, if you take it, old boy. I, Donald Bruce McNeil, hereby will to John Edwards, one two-wheeled bicycle; to Bob Gentile, the ability to be a good cheerleader; to Dick Baker, Hi-Y Alpha (take good care of it, Dick); to Norm Grossman, the ability to stay in one piece: and to Eastwood, I leave. I. James Miller, hereby will to E.H.S., the happiness I have had; and to D. W.. myself. I. Paul Moeller, hereby will hypertension to next year's advanced algebra class: the Moeller Method to Mrs. Ferber; Poison-ivy to all Lawrence Welk fans: Peace, quiet, and a barrel of tranquilizers to Mrs. Van Alstine: and Bubonic plaque to Dumbo Fortuno, Ears, hoping he enjoys it. I, Kenneth Morrison, hereby will to Mary Ann, her 29: to Howie Stethers. a right hand: to Eastwood's football team, the ability to play defense: to Bill Galvin, a pair of boxing gloves: to Tom Alibrandi, a zip gun; to John Kavanaugh, a bottle of Vodka: and to Jim Rollier, the ability to put up with Alibrandi. I. Gary Parzych, hereby will to my sister Sharon, the abil- ity to graduate; to Joe and Dolores, a rose-covered cottage: to Bruce and Charlie, a fleet of Jags; to Cy. a barrel of oil; to next year's Senior class, lots of luck. I. Thomas Pikulinski, hereby will to J. Kavanaugh, a case of Congress; to L. Vecchio, the name Whimpy: to M. Zirilli, my American History review book; to C. Barbato, a new set of rubber bands for his Willys; to my cousin, Alex Dlugozima, the ability to graduate: to Mrs. Wilson, the power to take care of students like me. I, John R. Powers, hereby will Norm Grossman, a new lovelife; to Larry Waful, a pancake maker: to Sue, our friendship: to Judy Cleary, a steady boyfriend (519): to Mike Matthews, a job and a steady girl; to Judy Craw- ford. my bottle: to Howie S.. my ability to pass: last, to Karen, understanding and good times with me always. I. Bruce Quinn, hereby will to Cy Bart, the world's only perfect fool, a basket to keep his car in: to Miss Man- chester, my ill-used library privileges: and to Paul Moeller, one crunch and an eggplant over there. I. William Rombaugh. hereby will that Bill Parker will take Miss Manchester's advice and quiet down: that Dick S. will get a job to pay for gas for his car: the best to the successful secret marriage of Bill G. and Linda C., and they will someday tell their Mother and Father. So long. Pa. I. Ray Santola. hereby will all my morning and afternoon bus rides to Bill Bleshoy: all my half used pencils to Sam Lasnicki: I leave my ability to graduate to Dick Spagnola: and to everyone else, good luck and good night. I, William L. Schug, hereby will to D. F., the initials W. B.. which stand for Wild Bill; to my sister, Sue. Carol Maslona. Linda Conti, and Barbara Romanoski. I leave my best wishes for a successful future. I. David Seguin, hereby will to Jim Rollier, a big hole in Eastwood's line: to Stan Sitnik. a chance to fill that hole: to Hi-Y Alpha, enough good members to stay ahead of S.G.A.: and to one J. S., one D. S. I, Eric A. Stapelfeldt, herevy will to Al Holmes, my ability to graduate: to Chuck P. and Don B. my social life; to my sister. Elsa, the hopes that she lands him ; to my friends, the ability to graduate on time; and to Betti, the best that the world has to offer. I. Warren Stevens, hereby will to anyone, my good rela- tions with Mr. Oliver. Miss Dickinson, and Mr. Jerome: to Howie S.. 6V4 of rny credits; to M. Rao. the ability to grow flowers: to Bruce. Jack. Ed. Dom, Zeke. all the fun we've had: and to Elfy, myself. I. Lawrence F. Waful. hereby will to Tony Matrone. his own private fish; to Apple Pie Powers, a mock every minute; to Larry Lay. a car that runs: to my sister. Sue. all the fun that I had at Eastwood: to Jane, all the happiness she deserves and many more wonderful times. Ingeborg Seiler, the class of 1958's foreign student, came to us late in September from Graz, Austria. The pert seventeen year old with the bubbly personality is making her home with the family of Lorene Lederer. Besides two American sisters, Inge has a thirteen year old brother, Earnest, in Austria. Inge attended the Lichtenfelshymnasium in Graz, a school for girls only. Eastwood gives Inge more enjoyment because both boys and girls attend and are able to join in the many varied activities we offer. She is a member of the Choir, Alpha Pi Omega sorority, Dramat- ics Club, College Clinic, Honor Society, and the swimming class at the Y.W.C.A. Also, studies are easier in America, Inge said with a smile. In Austria I have sixteen subjects a week while here at Eastwood I have only five. When the American Field Service asked Inge what her reasons were for wanting to come to America, she replied, I wish to bring the two countries closer together, and more important, I want to take back to Austria a true picture of American life. We, the Senior Class of 1958, are happy to have given Inge her chance to see America and know its people. It is our hope that her memories of Eastwood and the friends she made will never be forgotten. f A05T POPULAR ?10ST’ likely nu5iCiM s3 g % 1 M'V | iv� | ui|« I � i I'npr l� til |� i| | « k| |«l |in pnr •� l«� iii� � | � f 19 20 21 22 25 34 25 24 «7 26 29 30 c r ! L— 1 L U0E in us. a • 5 k T luiiii m luiUitmlllmmiU illllliHlI 111 lilt mill llml III! lUthk till mi till till U.S.A A STOKY STUDENT COUNCIL Faculty Advisor MISS JANE DICKINSON OFFICERS President Werren Stevens Vice President Jock Edwards Secretary Sue Temple Treasurer Barbara Phillips Serqeant-at-Arms Bruce McNeil First row, left to right: Mary Ann Rao, Bruce McNeil, Sue Temple, Jack Edwards. Warren Stevens, Barb Phillips, John Macko, Chrystal Lahey; Second row: Barb Konick, Sandra Pickard, Janet Zirilli, Barb Polisse. Judy Parfitt, Carol Maslona, Linda Troy, Linda Temple, Dorothy Bechtle, Janice Peterson: Third row: Marcia Peck. Sheryl Gillmore, Barb Connors, Barb Sarkus, Carol Tucci, Madeline Renehan: Fourth row: Tom Macri, Judy Krause, Judy Crawford. Craig Smith. Chuck Pritchard, Carl Edwards. Bob Ames, Glenn Eichelberger, Diane Pickard, Nancy Meldrim; Fifth row: Dick Baker. Paul Hebert, Glenn Kray, David Callahan, Dick Fortuno, Tom Alibrandi, Norm Traino, Jim Gray. Ralph Placito First row. left to right: Carol Long. Craig Smith. Bill Moran. Donna Shanahan: Second row: Doris Haas. Bruce Peggs. Martha Pekurney, Jim lannone. Jack Pitoniak: Third row: Joe Sol- pietro, David Hungerford, Joan Respendowski, Lucy Parisi SCIENCE CLUB Faculty Advisors SCIENCE TEACHERS OFFICERS President Craig Smith Vice President Bill Moran Secretary Donna Shanahan Treasurer Carol Long First row. left to right: Sheryl Gillmor, Janet Menlce, Lucy Parisi. Paul Moeller, Judy Ham- ilton. Advisor-Miss Mary Manchester, Martha Pekurney, Linda Troy. Elizabeth Titus, Diane Pickard; Second row: Malcolm Callison, Jeannine Borst, Delores Davoli, Anita Verguson, Lorraine Pilon, Sue Tracy. Mary Wood. Beverly Brown. Lucy Hager, Isobel Walker. Carolyn Cardinale. Angela Rayo, Warren Stevens: Third row: Daniel Hogan, Jo Anne Seeley. Carol Ireland. Peggy Hixon, Carol Maslona. Barbara Clark. Jean Egerbrecht. Joan Egerbrecht. Enola Hart. Judy Kessler. Marcia Bower, Felice Germani, Patricia Zych, Craig Smith; Fourth row: James Gray. Lyn Perry, Barb Sarkus. Helen Gavin. Leonora Zobkiw. Judy Smith. Sue Howard. Carolyn Sabis, Sandra Geddis. Sharon Buskey. Judy Harrison. Barb Phillips. Robert Van Malderghen. Charles Pritchard; Fifth row: Marvin Verkler, Frank Carulli, Roland Kotcamp. David Hungerford. Salvatore Madonna. Robert Gentile. Ronald Spinek. Ray Weil. David Callahan. William Moran. Robert Ames. Philip Kaplan. David Hardwich. Robert Anderson. Paul Cerio; Not present: Donald Bigsby. Bruce McNeil. Marie Rychter. Betsey Winslow. Sheila Anderson. Ingeborg Seiler (Honorary Member), Clark Shaughnessy, Sue Temple. Nina Scuderi HONOR SOCIETY Faculty Advisors MISS KEITHA MANDIGO and MISS MARY MANCHESTER OFFICERS President Judy Hamilton Vice President Lucy Parisi Secretary Marie Rychter Treasurer Martha Pekurney Parlimentarian Elizabeth Titus Sergeant-at-Arms Linda Troy First row. left to right: Jim lannone. Malcolm Ingalls. Leigh Lewis. Louis Santini; Second row: William Van Alstrand. John Rhodes. Carl Edwards, Robert Barone PROJECTION SQUAD Faculty Advisor' RUSSEL SEIDEL r First row. left to right: Diane Pickard, Janet Menke. Beverly Stevens, Judy Hamilton, Linda Troy, Sandra Geddis; Second row: Marcia Haas, Carole Long. Elsa Staplefeldt, Bonnie Bechtle, Marcia Bower, Angela Tucci; Third row: Joanne Magnarelli, Betsy Hrabowsky, Carol Bishop, Leonora Zobkiw, Ruth Tarnacki, Barbara Bentz; Fourth row: Janice Garrison, Carol Ireland, Kathleen Fusaro, Jeannine Borst, Barb Neville: Fifth row: Ingeborg Seiler, Judy Smith, Sue Tracy, Barbara Conners, Beverly Brown COLLEGE CLINIC Faculty Advisor MISS CATHERINE P. HEARN OFFICERS President Beverly Stevens Vice President Judy Hamilton Secretary Lucy Parisi Assistant Secretary Janet Menke Treasurer Linda Troy Serqeant-at-Arms Diane Pickard First row, left to right: Claire Gafner, Inge Seiler, Joanne Sacco, Martha Aherin, Mary Jewell: Second row: Patricia Benedetto, Diane Pickard, Beverly Stevens, Ann Tavernier, Rose- mary Grosso: Third row: Marion Jewell, Judy Smith, Elizabeth Placito. Judy Hamilton, Elsa Staplefeldt; Fourth row: Helen Gavin, Peggy Hixon, Janet Prior, Diane Knapp; Fifth row: Sally Gardner, William Snyder, Carolyn Sabis, Sue Howard; Not present: Marie Rychter, Sharon Buskey. Judy Harrison, Sue Tracy, Marie Zirilli DRAMATIC CLUB Faculty Advisor MR. ALLYN PHILLIPS OFFICERS FALL SPRING President Joanne Sacco Marie Rychter Vice President Claire Gafner Judy Harrison Secretary Marie Rychter Martha Aherin Treasurer Sharon Buskey Inge Seiler Sergeant-at-Arms Judy Harrison Mary Jewell E A A SOLICITORS Faculty Advisor MERTON O'HARE Faculty members in charge of Receipts Lower Floor Mr. Warren Jerome First Floor Mr. Charles Foster Second Floor Mrs. Dorothy Hettler and Miss Mary Fayle Captains Janet Menke. Linda Conti. Carole Long First row, left to right: Barbara Styring, Janet Menke. Carole Long, Linda Conti, Judy Kessler: Second row: Tina Ferello, Beverly Brown. Sharon Parzych, Tom Macri, Bonnie Bechtle, Frances Procopio. Tom Gundlach; Third row: Carol Redwood, Dianne DeFuria, Bill Mick, Rose- ann Vittelo, Marion Jewell. Judy Crawford: Fourth row: Kathleen Hendry. Roserma Spano. William Snyder, Barbara Cardeli, Jo Ann Falcone First row. left to right: Jean Ariola, Barbara Mott. Alice Polly, Linda Troy, Pat Verguson; Second row: Beth Ann Jones. Sue Temple. Barbara Neville. Diane Pickard. Sharon Buskoy: Third row: Natalie Rayo, Marie Lamanna, Angela Rayo, Jean Podolak. Linda Conti; Fourth row: Phyllis Smith, Madeline Renehan, Martha Aherin. Jewel Kammar, Barbara Romanoski STUDENT OFFICE WORKERS First row, left to right: Janet Menke, Gary Parzych, Dave Callahan, Sue Tracy, Ron Spinek, Sharon Buslcey, Malcolm Callison, Malcolm Ingalls; Second row: Diane DeFuria, Isobel Walker, Barbara Konick, Linda Troy, Joanne Sacco, Diane Pickard. Anna May Samora, Dolores Battag- lino, Rosaria Corsello, Sue Temple: Third row: Mr. B. J. Hess, Mrs. Carmelia Metosh, Bruce Peggs, Julian Corsello, Ann Tavernier, Gianniana DeFuria, Beverly Stevens, Lorraine Pi Ion, Marcia Haas; Fourth row: Lyn Perry, Nancy Hanley, Joyce Huston, Marilou Baker, Elsa Stapel- feldt, Elizabeth Placito, Carole Long, Gary Hayford: Fifth row: Judy Harrison, Martha Aherin, Sally Gardner, Barbara Palmer, Paul Moeller, Sue Howard, Camille Traino, Joy Vaikness HI-LITES Faculty Advisors Mrs. CAMELIA METOSH MRS. WILSON and MR. BERNARD J. HESS Editor -in- Chief Sue Tracy News Editor Sue Tracy Feature Editor Dave Callahan Assistant Editor Sue Howard Exchange Editor Janet Menke Business Manager Malcolm Callison Sports Editor Ron Spinek Photograph Editor Malcolm Ingalls Artist Arthur Pisano TRAFFIC SQUAD Faculty Advisor ROBERT J. PROVO MAJORETTES Faculty Advisor JOHN WILKIE Head Majorette Judy Cleary First row: Judy Cleary: Second row: Joy Vailcness, Jane DiVeronica, Virginia Haas First row: Judy Koniclc; Second row: Mary Ann Marra, Rosaria Corsello, Lyn Perry, Diane Pickard, Carolyn Cardinale: Third row: Sue Temple, Mary Ann Rao, Jean Egerbrecht. Joan Egerbrecht, Chrystal Lahey, Sheryl Gillmor CHEERLEADERS Faculty Advisor MRS. ETHEL VAN SCOY Captain Judy Konick Co-Captain Rosaria CorseHo RED CROSS Faculty Advisor MISS LELA SINE OFFICERS President Frances Angotti Vice President Mary Jewel Secretary Pete Guido Treasurer Marion Walker First row. left to right: Laraine Vecchio, Frances Angotti. Marion Walker. Pete Guido: Second row: Karen Lawn, Rosalie DeSocio, Nancy Daley, Patricia Koagel, Sandra Paparo; Third row: Howard Lowe. Gene Lowe. Phil Schmidt. Thomas Pikulinski, Arthur Pisano — , . f) a lAT V ) � SENIOR CHOIR Director MRS. MARION W. KILPATRICK N. Alibrandi J. Ariola J. Allbright E. Alampi J. Baler M. Bajus f J. Barnes j P. Benedetto B. Bentz C. Bishop L. Bresnahan P. Bresnahan R. Buckley N. Burkart B. Cardeli J. Cassidy L. Comstock | Lucy Hager B. Connors J. Hamilton C. Crandall N. Hanley S. Craver D. Hardter D. DeFuria •P. Hixson G. DeFuria B. Hoffman J. DeLong | M. Holdridge K. Dingman K. lanuzi J. Edwards N. Johnson R. Egloff H. Kenyon R. Eichholzer E. Kesselring G. Falcone P. Koagel G. Ferrara J. Krause D. Firenze E. La Brake R. Fittipaldi P. La Force K. Foley E. Lauterborn K. Frenz L. Lederer E. Furney S. Lewis C. Gafney J. Louise S. Geddis B. Mack S. Giamartino P. Malley M. Haas C. Mano •W. Mayerhofer K. McCarthy K. McConnell S. Mealcer E. Metrick D. Miller B. Mott F. Olin P. Olszewski L. Overton L. Parisi t M. Pekurney J. Petrowski B. Phillips B. Pohmer B. Polisse A. Polly J. Polly N. Prior F. Procopio C. Pullin N. Rayo F. Rogala D. Rosse C. Sabis C. Schneider S. Schug I. Seiler J. Sherlock f J. Sigourney S. Siler R. Spano H. Stacey R. Stauffer f B. Stevens P. Sutor •R. Tarnacki t E. Titus L. Troy L. Vecchio P. Verguson E. Weslowski K. Wheeler J. Whelan L. Zobkiw L. Lewis T. Alibrandi fG. Lowe R. Anderson fH. Lowe C. Barbato S. Madonna R. Barone G. McDonald S. Bart S. Minahan G. Bazlucki T. Myslivecek C. Buzzelle J. Oliver R. Campbell M. Pignalberi L Childs T. Pikulinski C. Coe f A. Pisano J. DeFuria J. Powers A. DeJohn W. Scott J. Delia J. Solpietro S. DeMario H. Stethers C. Edwards F. Stube W. Eichelberger A. Tapper W. Galvin A. Tartaglia 'J. Gray L. Tobin G. Gross J. Vacco 'J. lannone R. Wilson M. Ingalls f Soloists PRELIMINARY CHOIR Director MRS. MARION W. KILPATRICK OFFICERS OF CHOIRS President Vice-President Recording Secretary Coresponding Secretary Treasurer Librarian JUNIOR-SENIOR CHOIR Carl Edwards Seymour Bart Beverly Stevens Judy Hamilton Jeffrey De Furia Arthur Pisano PRELIMINARY CHOIR Howard Stethers James lannone James Gray Giannina DeFuria Barbara Polisse Elaine Lauterborn CLASS SECRETARIES AND TREASURERS INNER CHOIR Beverly Stevens Carl Edwards Linda Troy Malcolm Ingalls William Eichelberger Lucy Hager SECRETARIES Phyllis Olszewski Robert Barone Rita Fittipaldi Lorraine. Vecchio Lois Bresnahan William Eichelberger Elizabeth Metrick Carlene Mano Barbara Mott Patricia Malley Clista Schneider Patricia Benedetto Barbara Polisse Elizabeth Alampi Dianne DeFuria TREASURERS Robin Maurer Jean Sherlock Kristi McCarthy Barbara Bentz Patricia Bresnahan Nina Alibrandi Beverly Stevens Barbara Connors Elizabeth Atampi Arthur Pisano Janet Baier Carmen Barbato Carol Crandall Nancy Hanley Heather Stacey Arthur Tapper EASTWOOD HIGH SCHOOL BAND CLARINETS •Marcia Bower |John Delia ‘Marilyn Miller Floyd Moon Richard Popovich Janet Prior ‘Marvin Virkler BASS CLARINET ‘Daniel Hoqan TROMBONES. ‘Lewis Childs Jack Dailey Gary Lindstrom Charles Lembcke Richard Spaqnola Direcior MR. JOHN WILKIE BASSOON ‘tJudy Hamilton FRENCH HORNS Clifford Drake 'Bruce Peqqs TRUMPETS ‘Glenn Eichelberqer Ronald Hauptli Gordon Hayes Richard Knapp Thomas Lasher John Pitoniak Richard Wheeler PERCUSSION Seymour Bart Patricia Bresnahan Robert Conklin Gary Hayford Ronald Spinek BASSES ‘Jeffrey DeFuria John Meaqher OBOES ‘f§Sandra Geddis ‘Elaine Lauterborn FLUTES | Elsa Aronson ‘Giannina DeFuria ‘fAnqela Tucci KEY All City Band f All City Orchestra § All County Band SAXOPHONES Robert Ames William Black William Eichelberqer Joseph Solpietro Georqe Titus BARITONE HORN ‘Eric Murrock ALL CITY BAND Back row: Eric Murrock, Dan Hogan, Marvin Virkler, Sandra Geddis, Janet Prior, Lewis Childs, Glenn Eichelberger, John Delia. Bruce Peggs. Front row: Elsa Aronson, Giannina DeFuria. Angela Tucci, Maftcia Bower, Marilyn Miller, Elaine Lauterborn, Judy Hamilton. Mr. Wilkie, director. Front row, left to right: Judy Hamilton, Elizabeth Titus, Carol Bishop. Second row, left to right: Angela Tucci, Elsa Aronson, Sandra Geddis, John Delia. ALL CITY ORCHESTRA ivy-leaguers W kk n ft-a War: DRAMATICS CLUB Z' V JL S JLJlkLJL JLSSLv 1 ■' it u. fVVV'T? -e � 2 ?■ A3 2?s« � 3 F M J 3' f i s jt _t il SO 74 72 s 3 6S 51 t f I 60 66 77 '1 4 FOOTBALL Cooch MR. JAMES ROLLIER First row, left to right: Ken Hill, Gary Goodelle, Dom Fortuno. Jim Black. Carmen Barbato. Dave Sequin, Bill Galvin, George Pullin. John Macko. Sal Maddona. Paul Debes: Center row: Coach Rollier, Fran DIFulio, George Manton, Diamond Riccelli, Dick Baker. Ken Morrison. Howie Stethers. Carl Edwards. Gene Hefferon. Mihran Babikian. Bob Ames. Mike Murphy, Jack Dailey: Back row: Jack Warren, Harold Smith, Dick Falciatano. Bob Gentile. Stan Sitnik, Greg Bazluki, Sam DeMario, Dave Bull, Tony Pelose, John Meager, Clark Shaughnessy, Edgar Kousky, Stan Morlando Eastwood Eastwood Eastwood Eastwood Eastwood Eastwood .33 Vocational ............. 6 .21 Central ................12 40 Valley .................. 0 . 6 C.B.A...................13 19 Nottingham .............33 .13 North ..................41 � Eastwood 22 Eastwood 13 Eastwood 8 Eastwood 2 Eastwood 1 Eastwood 2 Eastwood 6 Eastwood 8 Eastwood 0 Eastwood 0 Eastwood 2 Eastwood 9 Won 5 Opponent Smith Tech .......... Valley ........... Nottingham ....... Vocational ....... North ............. Central .......... C.B.A............. Smith Tech ....... Valley ........... Nottingham ....... Vocational North ............ Lost 7 Front row, left to right: Ken Grinnels. Warren Stevens, Dom Fortuno, Mr. Jerome, Dave Bonzerato, Dick Callahan; Center row: John Macko, Howie Stethers. Dick Parzych, Bill Sabis, Ray Weil, Mike Murphy; Back row: Ken Morrison, Roland Kotcamp, Mike Carno, Jack Kritzer, Carmen Barbato, George Pullin BASEBALL Coach MR. WARREN JEROME BASKETBALL Coach MR. JOSEPH PETROFF John Kavanaugh, Ken Morrison. Roland row: Gary Hayford, Tom Pikulinski, Ray Mr. Petroff Eastwood ..............55 Eastwood ..............44 Eastwood ..............74 Eastwood ..............68 Eastwood ..............62 Eastwood ..............58 Eastwood ............. 47 Eastwood ..............80 Eastwood ..............64 Eastwood ..............57 Eastwood ..............70 Eastwood ..............61 Eastwood ..............60 Eastwood ..............44 Opponent North ...................57 Valley 45 Nottingham ............. 85 Smith Tech ............. 49 Central .................66 Vocational ..............74 C.B.A. 48 North .................. 69 Valley ..................51 Nottingham ............ 61 Smith Tech ..............67 Central .................63 Vocational ............. 61 C.B.A................... 67 JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL Coach MR. WARREN JEROME Front row, left to right: Clark Shaughnessy. George Pullin, Charles Prftchard. Bob Ames, Ronald Campbell; Back row: Gary Hayford, Ricky Familo, Jim Vacco, Glen Eichelberger, Charles Haas, Mr. Jerome Left to right: Coach O'Hare, Jack Edwards. Bob Banazelc, Ed Corsello. Jack Shafer, William Banazek, Ed Heck. GOLF Coach MR. MERTON O'HARE Eastwood ............ 9 Eastwood ............11 Eastwood ............11 ' 2 Eastwood ............ 9' 2 Eastwood ............12 Eastwood ............11 Eastwood 9 2 Eastwood ............ 8 Valley ............... 3 Smith Tech ........... I Central .............. ' 2 Nottingham .......... 2' 2 Smith Tech ........... 0 Valley ............... I Nottingham ........... 2Vi Central .............. 4 Won City Title Won Section 111 Title Won Area Title Lost in N. Y. S. Finals First row, left to right: Ronald Capone, Dave Bowles, Morgan Doyle, Dave Camardo, Philip Schmidt, Edgar Kousky, Salvador Madonna: Second row: Joseph Arnone. Ronald Collier, Ronald Lynk, Robert Bowles, Armand Aquilino, Michael Paparo. Harold Smith, Arthur Pisano, David Cowden TRACK Coach MR. PATRICK TESTA INTRAMURAL BASKETBALL AMERICAN LEAGUE Faculty Advisor MR. JAMES ROLLIER Bottom, left to right: John Nicotra, Bob Conklin, Carlton Aldrich, Jim George. Joe Biasone, Tom Macri, Ray Shaughnessey, Ralph Placito. Center, left to right: Dennis Devendorf, Dave Foster, Bill Mick, Jim Gray. Dick Baker, Frank Carulli, Howie Lowe. Bill Finnie. Back, left to right: Bill Van Ostrand. Gary Lindstrom, Jack Dailey. Glenn Kray. Charles Sampson, Ron Spinek. Tom Heissey. Bill Glavin. INTRAMURAL BASKETBALL NATIONAL LEAGUE Faculty Advisor MR. JAMES ROLLIER Bottom, left to right: Don Fittipaldi. Frank Tarnacki, Ed Kousky, Les Arbogast. Bill Hannon, Jerry Sxlammanzyski. Dick Kurylea, Ed Sigel. Center, left to right: Mike Paparo, Joe Arnone. Mike Murphy, Stan Sitnik, Jerry Emmons. Ed Sztanek. Bob Waskienicz, John Quigg. Bottom, left to right: Dick Mura, Tim Stone, George Manton. Bob Gentile. Bob LaChance. Carl Bastedo, Tom Weil, Tony Porcello. BOWLING Faculty Advisor MRS. DOROTHY HETTLER First row, left to right: Linda Troy. Sue Opperman. Bonnie Bechtle. Ann Tavernier. Theresa lauco, Carol Redwood, Janet Baier, Mary Ann Centore, Mary Laurenti; Second row: Joanne Magnerelli. Carol Ireland. Diane Pickard. Ellen Kesselring. Frances Schneider, Judy Stott, Sheryl Gillmor. Janet Menke. Barb Neville. Dianne Knapp, Kathy Kray: Third row: Angela Rayo, Sharon Craver. Madeline Renehan, Freda Olin, Camille Traino. Sue Howard, Sandy Geddis, Maureen Mannigan, Chrystal Lahey. Helen Gavin, Anita Ingalls, Sally Herrick First row, left to right: Theresa lauco. Karen Wheeler, Judy Volger, Sue Opperman, Elaine Lauterborn, Madeline Renehan: Second row: Sharon Parzych, Frances Schneider Beth Ann Jones, Anne Marie Stagnitta. Barbara Styring. Kathy Sobotka. Marilyn Miller; Third row: Sue Hanley, Nancy Hanley, Karen Foley. Sandy Geddis. Freda Olin, Roserma Spano VOLLEYBALL Faculty Advisor MRS. DOROTHY HETTLER BADMINTON Faculty Advisor MRS. DOROTHY HETTLER First row. left to riqht: Bonnie Bechtle. Elaine Lauterborne. Janet Louise, Theresa lauco, Dorothy Bechtle. Ellen Kesselring. Barbara Mott. Sue Opperman. Mandy Kenyon; Second row: Marjorie Bajus. Judy Kessler. Beth Ann Jones, Nancy Meldrim. Carol Ireland, Carol Richmond. Kathy Kray. Charlene La Neve. Dianne Knapp. Sheila Kinehan, Sally Herrick, Linda Hager, Betty Lou Davis, Enola Hart; Third row: Elsa Staplefeldt, Sherry Lee. Sue Haley. Barbara Cardeli. Freda Olin, Karen Foley. Sandy Geddis, Sue Whitfield. Marilyn Miller. Nancy Hanley, Bev Brown, Janet Menke, Anita Ingalls, Marilyn Whitney. Janet Baier First row. left to right: Dianne Knapp, Janet Menke. Barbara Polisse. Elaine Lauterborne: Second row: Freda Olin, Ann Tavernier. Elsa Staplefeldt. Marie Zirilli, Shirley Roth, Vittoria Rovito: Third row: Barbara Mott. Marilyn Miller, Chrystal Lahey. Sheryl Gillmor, Carol Ireland. Ellen Kesselring ARCHERY Faculty Advisor MRS. DOROTHY HETTLER First row, left to right: Angie Tucci, Carol Quino, Hope Roppo, Dianne Knapp, Jan:ce Peterson. Melody Cusano. Jeanette Peterson: Second row: Carol Ireland, Bev Brown, Molly Miller, Judy Folsom. Peggy Lawrence. Carol Bishop, Barb Polisse. Nancy Mahoney: Third row: Marilyn Miller, Mary Ann Rao. Joan Egerbrecht, Jean Egerbrecht, Sheryl Gilmor. Janet Baier, Sharon Lewis SWIMMING Faculty Advisor MRS. DOROTHY HETTLER To Our Friends On the following pages you will find the advertisements of those business concerns whose kindness and cooperation have made'possible the financial success of our E.H.S. yearbook. At this time we would like to express our sincere apprecia- tion to the Solicitors, the Faculty, and the Advisors for their time and cooperation in aiding us in the production of our 1958 Hilltopper. a mm It is my joy in life to find At every turning of the road The strong arm of a comrade kind To help me onward with my load. And since I have no gold to give, And love alone must make amends, My only prayer is, while I live, — God make me worthy of my friends. — Frank Dempster Sherman THE FACULTY FOR RESULTS THOMAS FULL-TIME 20 SALESMEN READY TO SERVE YOU HA 2-9228 Council MEMBERS Fran Angotti. Mihran Babilcian. Nino Barnello. Bev Brown, Joe Budjac. Dave Camardo. Ron Capone, Judy Cleary. Bill Crupi. Sam De Mario, Pat Downs, Jack Edwards. Carolynne Fusaro. Betty Gehrke. Joe Georgiana. Rosemary Grosso. Tom Heater. Ed Heck, Judy Hendry. Mary Jewell. Pat King, Judy Konick. Glenn Kray. Bruce McNeil. Eugene Macri. Sal Madonna. Mary Ann Marra, Mike Matthews. Pat Osbeck. Judy Parfitt, Lyn Perry. Diane Pickard. John Powers. Janet Prior. John Quigg, Mary Ann Rao. Diamond Ricelli, Joanne Sacco. Clista Schneider, Dave Seguin, Stan Sitnik. Elsa Stapel- feldt. Bob Szabo. Sue Temple. Linda Troy. Joy Vaikness, Lorraine Vecchio, Marion Walker. Sue Waful, Marie Zirilli OFFICERS SPRING FALL President ... Jack Edwards Jack Edwards Vice President....................Sue Temple Sue Temple Secretary....................... ..Mary Ann Marra Mary Ann Marra Treasurer........................ Mary Ann Rao Mary Ann Rao Publicity ........................Marion Walker Marion Walker Sergoant-at-Arms ..Mike Matthews Mike Matthews Assistant Treasurer..........£....Janet Prior Janet Prior Chaplain...........................Judy Hendry Judy Hendry ACTIVITIES Fall Fantasy at Hotel Syracuse, Christmas basket and presents for a needy family, splash party, pizza party, Bumble Bee Bop, I.S.F.C. Weekend, Easter basket Compliments of S.J. Major. D.D. S. and A. C. Ungerer. D. D. S. Have Station----Will Serve You Tom -Shutter s MOBIL SERVICE STATION Battery Equipment Tires Washing Mufflers Brakes Wheel Balancing Lubrication Shock Absorbers THOMPSON RD. TRAFFIC CIRCLE HO 3-9487 n i, - JJ) t Or, MEMBERS ine Aldrich, Sally Gardner, Sandy Geddis, Lucy Hager, Peggy Hixson, Betsey Hraboslcy, Carol nd, Mandy Kenyon, Nancy Lee. Joanne Magnarelli, Maureen Mannigan, Lucy Parisi, Diane ard Sandra Pickard, Elizabeth Placito. Janet Prior. Nancy Prior, Carol Redwood, Elizabeth Rego, Rich, Kathy Roberts, Marie Rychter. Joanne Sacco, Jill Sigourney, Judy Smith. Eka tapel- r--b Beverly Stevens. Judy Stott, Ann Tavernier. Sandy Taylor, Linda TemplaiSW Tempgl tnzabeth Titus. Linda Troy. Angela Tucci. Janet Zirilli, Marie Zirilli, Lee Zobkiw, Pyrah, Anita Ingalls, Marilyn Miller. Molly Miller. Elsa Aronson. Rosalie D Sf N ' OFFICERS SPRING President Sue Temple P' Au ■ f Jt Sue Temple Vice President.................Janet Prior , I lV Diane Pickard Recording Secretary Linda Troy JJy � i«met Prior Corresponding Secretary Nancy Prior -A4A - J rff'jfclizabeth Placito Treasurer. ................ Diane Pickard (U (J TLinde TroV Assistant Treasurer Beverly Stevens Z-Jj jtlsa Stapelfeldt Sergeant-at-Arms...............Joanne Sacco ft -'''Elizabeth Titus Publicity Manager..............Lucy Parisi Lucy Parisi Property Manager...............Marie Rychter Marie Zirilli Parliamentarian................Elizabeth Titus Judy Smith Chaplain.......................Judy Smith Sally Gardner Historian......................Marie Zirilli Beverly Stevens Photographer................... Sally Gardner ACTIVITIES Sport rushes, rush teas, alumni tea, pajama parties, bake sales, formal banquets, annual Printemps a Paris, V-l-C-T-O-R-Y dance, com- bined meetings with Alpha Chapter of Delta Pi Alpha, member of Inter-Sorority-Fraternity Council, date parties, skating party, bowling party, work at the Volunteer Center, Christmas basket, Community Chest, March of Dimes contribution, Senior picnic, jewelry demonstra- tions, splash party, Christmas party, record hop, charity projects, joint dance with Alpha Pi Omega and Hl-Y Alpha FOLANDS 407 NORTH MIDLER AVENUE EAST SYRACUSE, NEW YORK Phone HO 3-1892 NORTH MIDLER AVENUE EAST SYRACUSE, NEW YORK CONGRATULATIONS COOPER DECORATION FROM THE CO., INC. 1211 E. Fayette Street LEWIS TREE EXPERT CO., INC. Syracuse, N. Y. MEMBERS Bob Ames. Joe Arnone. Jim Barnello, Ray Bennett. Dave Camardo, Ron Capone. Sam DeMario, Fran Difilio, Morgan Doyle. Ricky Familio. Frank Giglio, Roland Kotcamp. Glenn Kray, Eugene Macri, Tom Macri. Sal Madonna. Mike Mathews. Bill Mick. John Nicotra. Mike Paparo, Tony Pelose. John Philips. Marco Pignalberi, Arthur Pisano. Chuck Prichard, Chuck Sampson, Harold Smith. Tim Stone. Norm Traino OFFICERS SPRING FALL President Sal Madonna Vice President Sam DeMario Secretary Ronny Capone Treasurer Morgan Doyle Publicity Manager Sergeant-at-Arms Sam DeMario Diamond Ricelli Chaplain Jim Barnello Eugene Macri ACTIVITIES Member of Inter-Sorority-Fraternity Council, hayride, joint meetings with Gamma Alpha Psi, Beta Kappa Mu, Alethean Sorority from Central, Annual St. Patrick's Day Dance, Annual Sadie Hawkins Day Dance ROBERT LaCHANSE PHOTO SERVICE E. W. EDWARDS Cr SON NEWS COMMERCIAL WEDDINGS Phone HO 3-1179 144 WINTHRQP ROAD SYRACUSE 6, N. Y. MEMBERS Shelia Anderson, Bonnie Bechtle. Beverly Brown, Barbara Cardeli. Linda Comtsock. Carol Crandall, Pat Downs, Carolynne Fusaro, Kathy Fusaro. Rosemary Grosso, Marcia Haas, Judy Hamilton, Judy Hendry, Judy Konick, Judy Krause, Elaine Lauterborn, Peggy Lawrence. Joyce Leonard. Kristy McCarthy. Barb Neville, Janice Petrowski. Barbara Polisse, Alice Polly. Joan Polly, Joan Rospendowski. Jeanne Sherlock, Pat Van Tassel; Honorary members: Pat Osbeck. Sylvia Napoli, Inge Seiler OFFICERS FALL President........................Sheila Anderson Vice President...................Marcia Haas Recording Secretary..............Carolynne Fusaro Corresponding Secretary..........Paula Haas Treasurer........................Judy Hendry Assistant Treasurer. Barbara Neville Publicity Manager................Judy Krause Historian........................ Kathy Fusaro Parliamentarian.................. Beverly Brown Sergeant-at-Arms .......Patty Downs SPRING Patricia Downs Judy Hamilton Marcia Haas Judy Konick Judy Hendry Barbara Neville Beverly Brown Kathy Fusaro Rosemary Grosso Joyce Leonard ACTIVITIES FOR FALL AND SUMMER Member of Inter-Sorority-Fraternity Council, Charity Work, Rush teas, Sport teas, Rush picnic, Formal pledge, Winter Weekend, doughnut sales, bake sales, pajama parties, Date parties, Annual Student Fantasy, little sister and brother Christmas Party, contributed to the American Field Service for the Foreign Student Drive, Pie sale, Record Hop, Sorority Camp, Joint Dance with Hl-Y-Alpha and Delta Pi Alpha, Candidate party, Sorority mother. CKp ia 7? Omega. of i_L c.k Q Reoj c uoeA I qglJ . iou €� - %t Tar ffoWZ $ftC. i y ' Jlij Ith Two Hundred One South Salina Independent Jewelers Since I860 JEWELERS and SILVERSMITHS Be a Telephone Girl! You’l b imort if you look no info tH poMibilifio of o job o o T 4 pboo Opera- tor oft r graduation. So your Vocational Guidanc Counselor or visit our Wom n'� E mpioymont OtTic • lor moo reformation about tk o opportunities. MONDAY THROUGH FRIDAY 8:30 AM. to 500 PM. NEW YORK TELEPHONE COMPANY 321 Montgomery St. SyracuM. N. Y. MEMBERS Janet Albino, Jean Ariola, Karen Babilcian, Pat Benedetto, Pat Bresnahan, Lois Bresnahan, Carolyn Cardinale, Judy Cleary, Rosaria Corsello, Linda Coyne, Judy Crawford, Diane DeFuria. Ginnina DeFuria, Grace D'Arrigo, Dolores Descocia, Jean Egerbrecht, Joan Egerbrecht, Tina Farella, Ginny Haas, Judy Jones, Elfy Labuda, Sandy Laws, Pat Malley, Cynthia Milewski. Margo Morrison, Judy Parfitt, Sharon Parzylc, Marlyn Pavia, Mary Ann Rao, Sandy Salce, Nina Scuderi, Marylou Seager, Clista Schneider, Heather Stacy, Prisilla Sutor, Joy Vaikness. Monica Vasinelli, Larraine Vecchio. Barb Vescera, Pat Vescera, Kathy Walker. Marion Walker OFFICERS SPRING President.......................Rosaria Corsello Vice President..................Joy Vaikness Recording Secretary.............Marion Walker Corresponding Secretary.........Laraine Vecchio Treasurer.......................Carolyn Cardinale Assistant Treasurer.............Jean Egerbrecht Publicity Manager...............Judy Parfitt Property Manager................Barbara Vescera Historian.......................Sandra Salce Parliamentarian Grace D'Arrigo Sergeant-at-Arms................Pat Malley Chaplain........................Pat Benedetto ACTIVITIES FALL Rosaria Corsello Linda Coyne Marion Walker Joy Vaikness Jean Ariola Pat Malley Joan Egerbrecht Jean Egerbrecht Carolyn Cardinale Judy Parfitt Laraine Vecchio Pat Benedetto Membership in Inter-Sorority-Fraternity Council, joint meetings with S.G.A. and Hl-Y Alpha. April Fool's Holiday Weekend, Circus Daze Weekend, Winter Wonderland dance sponsored jointly with Gamma, dances, Jam Session, Christmas charity project for a needy family, Camp weekend, slumber parties, date parties. doughnut sales, bake sales, rush teas, weiner roasts, Hayrides. final nights, charity work, constructive initiation, formal pledges, Christ- mas card sale. White Elephant sale, Alumni Party, open house, and Mother and Daughter Banquet. EASTWOOD'S OWN Vest unshes to Class of Parking for Over 500 cars The Store of Famous Brands Congratulations!! Lots of Luck and Best Wishes to the Class of 1958 from the boys of the Nick Morina, Prop. EASmOOD BARBER SHOP 3012 JAMES STREET — Joe — Dan — Vic — Nick Ed TMa Cktt-i MEMBERS Bill Eichelberger, Louie Falgiatano. Skip Flandero. Ed Glanert. Bob Granier, Jim Gray. Joe Garofalo. Al Holmes. Jim lannone. Bob La Chance. Warren Lader. Bruce Lapone, Bob May, Stan Morlando. Eric Murroplc. Fran Stackpoole. George Titus. Bruce Wheeler. Bob Wilson i ¥ ) ids esurer L j arplain. ! . ,...d . w FALL Bob May Bob La Chance Ed Glanert te Party PROJECTS Paper Drive SPRING Bob May Bob La Chance Bob Wilson Al Holmes Jim Gray Ed Glanert Dance GRANT CLEANERS Congratulations from SHOP CITY KARL LUTZ Grant Blvd Teall Ave. MONUMENT CO. INC. Plant on the Premises 2718 JAMES ST. SYRACUSE, N.Y. EAST SYRACUSE CHEVROLET Best Wishes and Success Serving Eastwood Faithfully for 27 Years To the 1958 Graduates New Cars, Trucks, Used Cars Complete Service Body Repair EASTWOOD 2670 James St., Eastwood, HE 7-3313 216 W. Manlius St., East Syracuse. HE 7-331 1 Your friends buy from us — You, too, will be glad you traded here. HIGH SCHOOL COMMUNITY ASSOCIATION MEMBERS Linda Conti, Enola Hart, Emily Joyner. Judy Kessler. Peggy Kessler. Dianne Knapp. Wanda Mayer- Hofer, Janet Menke, Betty Powers, Dianna Rosse. Ruth Tarnacki, Pat Toole. Barbara Bentz. Marcia Bower, Beverly Caltabiano, Jean Cassidy, Barbara Clark, Barbara Cook. Delores Devoli. Sandy Giamartino, Linda Hager, Karen lanuzzi. Penny La Force. Nancy Meldrim, Elizabeth Metrick, Fred Olin, Natalie Rayo, Carol Richmond, Judy Thater OFFICERS FALL SPRING President.........................Lucy Parisi Vice President. ..................Linda Conti Recording Secretary .............. Enola Hart Corresponding Secretary...........Judy Kessler Treasurer......................... Pat Dugan Assistant Treasurer...............Pegqy Kessler Property Manager.................. Sergeant-at-Arms..................Dianne Knapp Publicity Manager................ Betty Powers Judy Kessle Enola Hart Dianne Knapp Pegqy Kessler Ruth Tarnacki h Metrick, hred JIm Sponsorship of French baby, doughnut sale, banquet, bake sale, candidate rush. h-r ACTIVITIES We are a newly organized sorority. Jk- YA sy? J ZetnTj 7au or Zeni+h — — RCA — Hotpoint New '58 Styling in Mahogany — Blond — Cherry 111 SOUTH EDWARDS AVE. Wishing every success to the graduating class THE RED-ROSE DANCE STUDIO 2659 JAMES ST. HO 3-8104 HO 3-0747 Class under the personal direction of Mrs. Rose Macheda Member of the Dance Masters of America GODDARD AND CRANDALL ALFRED N. IANUII OFFICE EQUIPMENT SUPPLIES FUNERAL DIRECTORS Air-conditioned Adding Machines Office Forms Typewriters Carbon Paper Ribbons 3111 JAMES STREET Phone HO 3-4320 1508 JAMES STREET Syracuse 6, New York GRanite 9-6703 .■v - ' J AV M Jb o S Woo M JJy - � ?-kuu - 7 ■ v£ ruy t MW rluyiui Tcb V JilelnsuLsd J'J Gmm $ p ia 7 fi lj j)) MEMBERS Betty Alampi, Fran Angotti, Dolores Battaglino, Grace D'Agastino, Noreen Dottolo, Pat Dottolo, Jo-Anne Falco, Patricia Fortuno, Rita Fitapaldi. Claire Gafner, Janice Garrison, Helen Gavin, Betty Ann Gehrke, Sheryl Gillmor, Mary Ann Gentile, Judy Harrison, Barbara Hendry. Kathleen Hendry, Kathy Heater, Susan Howard, Marion Jewell, Mary Jewell, Patricia King. Barbara Konick, Chrystal Lahey, Karyl Larkin, Carol Lasher, Mary Ann Marra, Mary Margaret Marra, Joan Maroney, Lyn Perry, Jean Podalak, Dianna Podalak. Jean Peterson, Janice Peterson, Donna Reed, Carolyn Sabis, Carol Sardo, Barbara Sarkus, Shirley Tessier. Carol Tucci, Rosemary Vendetti, Roseanne Vitello, Susan Waful. Kathleen Steenburg, Marlene Vigolotti. OFFICERS SPRING President.......................Dolores Battaglino Vice President..................Fran Angotti Recording Secretary.............Mary Jewell Corresponding Secretary.........Chrystal Lahey Treasurer.......................Sheryl Gillmor Assistant Treasurer............. Barbara Hendry Publicity Manager...............Susan Howard Property Manager................Lyn Perry Historian.......................Marion Jewell Sergeant-at-Arms................Carolyn Sabis Photographer....................Mary Ann Marra ACTIVITIES FALL Fran Angotti Carol Sardo Mary Jewell Mary Ann Marra Sheryl Gillmor Marion Jewell Carolyn Sabis Dolores Battaglino Patty King Barbara Hendry Roesanne Vitello Membership in Inter-Sorority-Fraternity Council, Annual Dances, Block Dance benefit of Cere- bral Palsy Clinic, Back To the Book Dance, Bermuda Holiday, May Carnival Weekend, Winter Wonderland dance sponsored jointly with Beta, mother and daughter Banquet, In- stallation Banquets, Formal Pledges, May Carni- val Weekend, bake sales, doughnut sales, date parties, White Elephant sales, Gamma's Hide- Away, Pajama parties, joint meetings, Charity work at the Red Cross and House of Provi- dence. Thanksgiving Baskets for needy family, Muscular Dystrophy Drive, American Field Service Drive, constructive initiation, House of Providence party, picnics, jewelry demonstra- tion and splash parties, silver alumni tea, joint meetings with S.G.A. and Hi-Y Alpha. SYRACUSE GLASS CO. Good Luck MANUFACTURERS from Onondaga Branch NORMAN REAL ESTATE Custom Made Mirrors Glass 2641 JAMES ST. Salesman —CHRIS DURNEY of Eastwood and Syracuse Our Clients Become Our Friends Best Wishes Best Wishes E. B. HUNGERFORD SONS from Painting and Decorating Contractors BOB'S SERVICE CENTER over 60 years Member Painting and Decorating Contractors Tune up, Tires, Batteries ot America Road Service GR 9-7221 Ui-ifQlpk MEMBERS Warren Stevens, Stan Sitnilc. David Sequin, Bruce McNeil. Edward Heck. Mihran Babikian. Bob Gentile; Second row: Dewey Kies. Jack Edwards, Ken Grinnals. John Macko, Tom Heater. Ray Weil, Carmen Barbato, Louis Childs; Third row: Dick Baker, Larry Waful, Carl Edwards, Dominick Fortuno, Jack Dailey, John Powers, Jeffery DeFuria. Dan Hogan; Not present: Seymour Bart, Matty Charles. Dave DeAngelo, Joe Falasco, Gary Goodelle. Gordon Hayes. Paul Hebert. Ken Hill, Charles Holmes, Gene Laurenti, Ken Morrison Advisor MR. GEORGE PURSIANO OFFICERS SPRING President........................Bruce McNeil Vice President...................Mihran Babikian Secretary........................Stan Sitnik Treasurer........................Bob Gentile Sergeant-at-Arms.................Dave Seguin Chaplain.........................Dick Fortuno FALL Bruce McNeil Eddie Heck Dave Seguin Warren Stevens Dick Fortuno Ken Morrison ACTIVITIES Annual Kick-Off Dance, Winter Wonderland Dance, Joint meeting with Beta and Gamma, Joint meeting with Alethean, Charity Work, Toboggan and Date Party, Active member of the Onondaga Hl-Y Council, Participated in YMCA Sports Day events, Member Inter-Soror- ity-Fraternity CoJncil, Annual Scotchmen's Dream Dance, Joint Dance with Delta Pi Alpha and Alpha Pi Omega, and Summer Party. RINGS PINS MEDALS CHARMS CUPS PLAQUES TROPHIES excellent design skilled craftsmanship superb quality YOUR CLASS JEWELER DIEGES CLUST 17 JOHN STREET, NEW YORK 8, N. Y. C. E. JENNINGS, Representative 1000 Bellevue Avenue, Syracuse, New York MANUFACTURING JEWELERS Best Wishes ALBERT'S JEWELERS Famous for Diamonds 112 SOUTH SAUNA ST. To the GRADS' of fifty eight Interested in engaging in a BUSINESS CAREER Enroll in morning or afternoon classes in a short inexpensive Comptometer Course of- fered by Manufacturers of the Comptometer. Free lifetime placement service through any of our 145 schools. Individual Instructions. Complete information without obligation. Graduates, call or come by and see us today! Syracuse only COMPTOMETER SCHOOL Room 508 Keith Bldg. 410 S. Salina St. Syracuse, N. Y. Phone GRanite 4-7436 Tires Accessories Congratulations to the 34th Annual MEEHAN BROTHERS Atlantic Station THOMPSON ROAD Batteries Tune-ups C. F. SOLBERG ELECTRIC CO. 4413 JAMES STREET Phone HO 3-2843 I FOR HATS OF DISTINCTION ECONOMY BOOK STATIONERY STORE For Teenagers 1 17 S. Salina St. as well as Grownups GR 4-5759 EDITH KENEFICK HAT SHOP New and Used Textbooks 2602 JAMES STREET School Supplies Open Every Night M M REALTY ZIRILLI PAINT CO., INC. Est. 1932 GENERAL INSURANCE REAL ESTATE General Painting and Flooring Contractors 2820 JAMES STREET SYRACUSE 6, N. Y. DuPont—Murphy—Ampruf—Linoleum—Asphalt —Rubber—Cork—Vinyl Phone HO 3-6679 741 N. SALINA ST. SYRACUSE 8, N. Y. Licensed Broker — A. MANGINELLI GR 1-0435 Tires Accessories MAURICE H. SHARP VAN'S GULF SERVICE Attorney COURT STREET 2507 JAMES STREET across from G.E. Complete Brake Service PEASE PASTELLA HO 3-9441 Public Accountants Tune Up Batteries 2507 JAMES STREET ISETTA of SYRACUSE INC. MURPHY GROCERY 2366 JAMES ST. 1514 NORTHCLIFFE ROAD Exclusive N. Y. State Distributors Frozen Foods of ISETTA CARS General Groceries MATADOR TRUCKS The Finest in Beauty Care for the RUDNICK'S Discriminating Woman FLOOR and WALL COVERINGS ARLENE'S Complete Line of Floor and Wall Coverings BEAUTY SHOPPE Formica Counter Tops — Carpeting 2309 JAMES STREET 110 WEST MANLIUS STREET HO 3-6979 East Syracuse, New York Free Estimates Phone HE 7-5206 Specialists in Hair Shaping, Styling and Permanent Waving COLEMAN FLORIST EASTWOOD BOOK STORE 217 Helen St. Office Supplies — Books SAY IT WITH FLOWERS Religious Articles Phone GR 9-5555 2622 JAMES ST. Phone HO 3-1511 PROMPT, COURTEOUS SERVICE ACE and EASTWOOD TAXI MODERN LANES Two Offices To Serve You Bowl On Our A.M.F. Automatic Pinspotters 270 James Street 2711 James Street GR 1-7133 HO 3-0711 2360 JAMES STREET Radio Dispatched Vet Owned Operated HO 3-0642 For the Finest In M. P. FALCONE Photostats Whiteprints REAL ESTATE BROKER R H WHITEPRINT PHOTOSTAT CO., INC. and CONSTRUCTION Specializing in Eastwood Property 2511 JAMES STREET HO 3-0751 Good Luck Seniors LYNWOOD GROCERY KATIE'S SWEET SHOP 163 LYNWOOD AVE. 2386 JAMES STREET Homemade Italian Sausage Our Specialty HO 3-9460 Where all the boys and girls go. Open Nites Sundays 'Til 10:30 We Deliver—HO 3-2034 Best of Luck Good Luck to Class of 1958 NEW YORK HOME FURNISHING CORP. CARMEN GRASSO 2513 JAMES ST. Attorney at Law Syracuse, N. Y. QUALITY FLOORS, INC. 2618 JAMES STREET Syracuse 6, N. Y. Wall Tile Floor Tile Linoleum Ceramic Tile Our Motto: Quality Foods Moderately Priced Best Western Steer Beef FINNEY'S HO 3-1051 3108-3110 JAMES STREET Makers of homemade pure pork sausage We specialize in good hamburg FUTURAMA HOME PARTIES Have you been a Futurama Hostess? Compliments of Beautiful Gifts can be yours! The Modern way to shop! DR. MRS. JOHN E. LAURA UNART DIST. INC. 2419 JAMES ST. Syracuse EASTWOOD'S DURSO WHOLESALE INC. PICTURE NEWSPAPER $1 50 Name Brand Merchandise Appliances — Jewelry — Gifts — TV Per Year — 52 Issues Mailed Radios EASTWOOD NEWS 2419 JAMES ST. Syracuse Phone HO 3-8588 JONES FUEL SERVICE SUNNYCREST DRY CLEANERS Fuel Oil — Kerosene 2810 JAMES ST. EAST JAMES STREET Telephone HO 3-1722, HO 3-4470 Phone HO 3-4480 R.D. 2, E. Syracuse, New York Free Pickup and Delivery COLLINGWOOD PHARMACY INC. Your Friendly Drug Store 2800 JAMES ST. HO 3-2541 GUTCHESS JEWELRY Hamilton Watches — Keepsake Diamonds Gifts Phone HE 7-3000 East Syracuse, N. Y. Official R. R. Watch Inspection The Finest in Beauty Care for the Discriminating Woman SAM SHARP BERTHA'S BURNET BEAUTY SALON 2612 JAMES STREET 5 and 10-$1 and UP Syracuse, New York HO 3-2221 1301 BURNET AVE. Specialists in hair shaping. Styling and Syracuse 3, N. Y. Permanent Waving ALPAR HARDWARE LOUISE BROS. MARKET 2811 JAMES STREET 374 S. MIDLER AVE. HO 3-1151 Phone HO 3-9352 Hardware — Paint Syracuse, N. Y. PALACE LOUNGE ART LAIDLAW 2356 JAMES STREET RICHFIELD SERVICE STATION Specializing in Italian American Cooking 1300 BURNET AVE. and Legal Beverages Syracuse, N. Y. GEORGE SHEHADI, INC. 3007 JAMES STREET DEWITT AUTO SALES Home Furnishings Gallery Fine Quality Furniture Oriental Rugs and Domestic Carpet Fine Liners from the world over Expert Carpet Cleaning and Repairing Interior Decorating Service Free Consultations CORPORATION Dodge Cars and Trucks DEWITT, NEW YORK BARNEY'S PAINT STORE 2814 JAMES STREET RIZZO AND URCIUOLI Syracuse 6, New York Attorneys at Law HO 3-1911 215 SEITZ BLDG. Devoe — Sherwin-Williams Paints — Brushes — Wallpaper Syracuse 2, N.Y. SCHAUER'S PLUME'S GENERAL STORE DRY CLEANERS 261 1 James St. at Woodbine Phone HO 3-0821 YOUR LIGHT 'TIL MIDNIGHT 2719 JAMES STREET SYRACUSE 6, N.Y. Groceries — Cold Cuts — Soft Drinks Snack Items — Colosse. Cheese WAGER'S PHARMACY EASTWOOD CAMERA SHOP 2401 JAMES ST. Eastwood's Only Complete 1 Stop Camera Shop Phone HO 3-0631 3100 JAMES STREET RUSTIC INN 1 Congratulations, Seniors 1370 BURNET AVE. from Pizza Fine Food MR. MRS. PAUL Y. O'NEIL Congratulations, Seniors See You at MR. MRS. JOSEPH MILEWSKI POWER'S LUNCHEONETTE and DAUGHTERS Where All School Kids Are Welcome EGGLESTON BAKERY AL-STAN SERVICE STATION 2721 JAMES STREET Decorated Cakes, A Specialty 1400 BURNET AVE. All Kinds of Bake Goods Syracuse, N. Y. THE SNAPPY MEN'S SHOP LASNICKI SONS Groceries — Soda of Eastwood Legal Beverages R. KAPLAN, Prop. 325 GREENWAY AVE. SYRACUSE, N. Y. Phone GR 9-9243 BRACE MUELLER HUNTLEY Incorporated MURRAY HENTY'S STEEL ALUMINUM BRASS EASTWOOD ATLANTIC THOMPSON RD. SYRACUSE, N. Y. HO 3-3341 Abe and Nick Kammar SILVER STAR MARKET 919 SUNNYCREST ROAD Syracuse, N. Y. SEA-VAN RECREATION CENTER 201-3 E. MANLIUS ST. E. SYRACUSE Bowling Lanes, Cocktail Lounge Modern Coffee Shoppe JOSEPH MAGNARELLI Owner Serving Eastwood High for 3 years PAT'S DRIVING SCHOOL MANCUSO'S Formal Wear 30 COTTY DRIVE EAST SYRACUSE Offers the Best in Formal Wear HO 3-5509 For that Big Prom Learn to Drive the Safe Way Open Evenings 2637 JAMES ST. HO 3-3730 Appointments Day or Evening WITTIG'S ICE CREAM WALT'S RECORD SHOP comer of James Midler 352 S. SALINA STREET Compliments of MR. BERSON f. ■� ■ - 'XA V Vv.:- K' - ■ -• .■ - -■ v v'-' - ■ ' ■ • g§ V ■ % v i.; $ JV Jr V v - •' ? ■ :- -. y ’• . • ;jjtr ■ v ’ w s ■ -c , ,v . . Wt vN .wy- Ofer — -ix.' ‘A T 4 • m v -‘-V .r: - 2t ! - - t N - vj . V. S 9P -'I Vv ■ - . v -V;i . v;..r . rr : i 7 f v 4� m v i'A — -, f . ■ 8 •■ v r 'jfiHi xv-i ■ K� •, • Xs ■ - sk , t ts? ■ - a:-v yPV : fcjff - v.‘ 'yxtftr:s-HE «• • m iSW i % f h i 1. i v , , £’ i' -•■••.£ v X _ r j '£ ¥-.A: :■- ..'r- C Vv - ft ' ' v - ,. ■ .v . V - - . , ..? •' « X -a • , i ,� f «4 vK '•-'-..v.'... 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