Eastwood High School - Hilltopper Yearbook (Syracuse, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1959 volume:

EASTWOOD HIGH SCHOOL £ 9StW00(i '$Qi9ifQ pMsaot ffilltopper 35th ANNUAL OF EASTWOOD HIGH SCHOOL SYRACUSE, NEW YORK Dedication The class of 1959 is happy to dedicate this year's annual to Miss Jane Dickinson for her un- tiring energies as a teacher, advisor and friend. Because of her work, the Student Council and the American Field Service Program have be- come an important part of Eastwood High School. Through her activity she has set a fine example for the students to follow. Foreword We, the class of 1959, proudly present the Hilltoppcr, Eastwood High School’s 35th annual. We have chosen the “Golden Bears” as our theme because the “Golden Bears” have come to signify East wood High School in its many and diversified activities. The class of 1959 shall long remember Eastwood and the “Golden Alma Mater 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. 0k ROBERT W. OLIVER Principal English, Languages, Li brarian Seated, left to right: Anna S. Vivenzio, English; Mary Manchester, Librarian; Ruth H. Wilson, English; Carmella Leota, Latin; Stephanie Beau- lieu, English. Standing, left to right: Rose Marie Laster, English; Allyn Phillips, English; Bernice H. Wells, English. Not present: Dorothy New- man, English; Keitha G. Man- digo, French. Mathematics Left to right; Charles W. Foster, Helen L. Ferber, Mary A. Fayle. Commercial Left to right: Ruth Doran, Ethel Van Scoy, Dorothy Washburn, Joseph Fanella, Margaret M. Van Alstine. Social Science Left to right: Jane R. Dick- inson, Warren E. Jerome, Lela E. Sine. Not Present: George Pur- siano, Pearl More, Dorothy McVinney. Science, Health Left to right. Russell E. Sei- del, Science: Jane Scheuerle, Science: Verda J. Halligan, Science; David M. Constance, Science; Elizabeth T. Gee, Health; Merton L. O'Hare, Science. Music and Art Left to right: Doris Green, John Wilkie, Edith Hough. Industrial Arts Left to right: Robert J. Provo, Auto Mechanics; John Schattinger, Woodworking; Hugh Jewett, Mechanical Drawing; Bernard J. Hess, Printing. Physical Education Left to right; Dorothy Hett- ler, Joseph Petroff. Home Economics, Dietitian Left to right: Ellen B. Eaton, Clothing and Foods; Margaret M. Notcher, Dieti- tian. Cafeteria Staff Seated, left to right: Mary F. Parker, Ava James, Mary Palmisano. Standing, left to right: Flora Jones, Louise Porter, Margaret Notcher, Marie Bender. Office Staff Left to right: Zelda Stock- ham, Principal's Secretary: Eunice S. Lockwood, Attend- ance Clerk. Custodian Staff Seated, left to right: Bertha O'Connor, Thelma Stott, So- phie O'Connell, Alice Beagle. Standing, left to right: Rob- ert Becker, Roy LaBranch, Donald Love. Hilltopper Editors: Paul Debes, Susan Howard, Malcolm Callison Business ir Circulation: Judy Jones, Judy Kessler Photo Editors: Sal Madonna, Judy Cleary, Bill Eichelberger Art: Jeannine Borst, Judy Crawford Staff Advertising: Eugene Macri, Barbara Hen- dry, Sheryl Gillmor, Marion Jewell, Mike Paparo Not present: Dave Camardo, Morgan Doyle, Tom Alibrandi, Eugene Laurenti Advisors: Mrs. Stephanie Beaulieu, Miss Edith Hough, Mr. Bernard I. Hess Copy: Seated: Dolores Davoli, Mary Jewell Standing: Barbara Mott, Bill Mick, Barbara Vescera Senior Honor Roll Valedictorian Leonora A. Zobkiw 95.98 Salutatorian Sandra Geddis 95.64 Raymond Weil 93.36 Barbara Phillips 92.97 Salvatore Madonna 92.47 Susan Pike 91.20 David Hungerford 90.94 Jeannine Borst 90.87 Carolyn Cardinale 90.27 Robert Anderson 89.79 Jean Egerbrecht 89.67 Ronald Spinek 89.52 Frank Carulli 89.16 Barbara Mott 88.64 Judith Kessler 88.32 Barbara Clark 88.06 Delores Davoli 87.82 Lewis C ih i Ids 87.67 Susan Howard 87.62 Malcolm Callison 87.41 William Mick 86.86 Sheryl Gillmor 86.80 Patricia Pyrah 86.80 William Snyder 86.80 Robert Gentile 86.51 Mary Wood 86.26 Enola Hart 86.25 William Banazek 85.78 Edward Szatanek 85.74 Paul Cerio 85.31 Class History °!! November 17, 1958, President Bill Galvin called to order the 155 members o the C.lass ol 1959. Sheryl Gillmor held the office of Vice-President while Judy Jones took the minutes anil Bob Gentile handled financial matters. I he Senior Play was the first big asset to the Treasury. The main roles were capably handled by Elfie Labuda and Pat Pyrah (Alice), Carolyn Cardinale and Carol Dugan (Essie), Mary Jewell and Barb Bentz (Penny), Glenn Kray and Phil Schmidt (Tony), and Bill Snyder as Mr. Vanderhof. Mr. Allyn Philips was the very expert director. In May a record dance was held to which parents and students alike were invited. Under the leadership of Bill Snyder a Class Day was held June 3. Many eager students participated in the entertainment. In the main ballroom of Hotel Syra- cuse on June 5 the social activities of the “Class of 1959” came to a thrilling close. Many gay and starry-eyed couples danced merrily to the music of Jack Kreischer and his orchestra. Commencement ceremonies were held June 22. Thus endeil a year that will forever be a fond memory in the hearts of the “Class of 1959.” Senior Class Committee Senior Ball Committee Sponsor: Mrs. Bernice Wells Chairman: Judy Cleary Committee: Marion Jewell, Barbara Phillips, Mary Ann Marra, David Camardo, Gregory Bazluki, Paul Debes, Mary Ann Rao, Mary Jewell, Salvatore Madonna, Wil- liam Snyder, Priscilla Sutor. Class Day Committee Chairman: William Snyder Committee: Shirley Tessier, Mary Jew- ell, Phil Schmidt, Barbara Bentz, William Eichelberger. Cap and Gown Committee Sponsor: Mr. David Constance Chairman: Shirley Tessier Committee: Jean Egerbrecht, Joan Egerbrecht, Ed Szatanek, Malcolm Callison, Glenn Kray. Commencement Committee Sponsor: Mrs. Margaret Van Alstine Chairman: Judy Kessler Committee: Leonora Zobkiw, Terry Speech, Barbara Clark, David Bull, Wil- liam Eichelberger, Carolyn Cardinale, Ar- thur Pisano, Elfrieda Labuda, Armand Schiano. Color and Motto Sponsor: Miss Dorothy Newman Chairman: Susan Howard Committee: Janet Prior, James Black. SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS , iX, y Akocmor J Uss Pr £aent.£8,i J bftll r 6J . '8: A r ivy� V,rfr Chorus 57, ‘8 1 9; InIraniin:J liaskcfMa 11 56, 7; lutramjipl Bacall ”• us I .fer Hhe ipArsJmk slim next � V President Secretary JUDITH M. JONES “Judy Secretary Senior Class 58, ’9; Cheerleading 58. 9; Student Office Worker 58; Monitor 58. '9; Reji Cross 57, '8; Muscular Dystttppv Drive 58; Yearbook Sta® 59L '0J erty Manager Senior Plav AmbiTigtj—Tq jrrtJtcJniy hatmi proud. _7 8. '9; Arcl 5, ’ .Njscheer- J ™ R Z ' 9: t$P in 58. '9; N. Scnior tfudent Council O S?. 8; ?mor s; Dra- ’ CNonor Society Advertisement iorus 59. Atnfigpffi—To gradual Jf y nd success in thereofl.. Pf 7 i, happiness andfaughter. y Vice-President w VV ROBERT J. GENTILE Bo Football 56. 7, 8; Basketball 56; Track 56. 7; One Act Plays 58; Senior Play “Donald '; Hi Y Alpha 57, Treasurer 58. President 58, 9; Student Council Vice-President 58. 9; Senior Class Treasurer 58. 9; Honor Society 57. 8, 9; Boys State 58; Intramurals 57. '8; Basketball 57; Baseball 57, 8; Volleyball 58; Guide 58, ‘9; Foreign Student Drive 57. 8. Ambition—To be able to marry my No. 1 and No. 2 Honeys and have lots of kids. I'M l Cheerleader $8, 9, Qioir 5 i ndingl metafy i 8mJL K£--i ruing S 3 to fiW m Mr 58 9; erty Qmi OSefilor May 58; EIA.A S0I ColJefc Qinic 5L[� fJuty Student og Clinic bl,i4 tu [mek M. 'ft.jfc i e s6. 7, ’8r®Ktdcnt Ent Council 56,- TjW Publicly M'anageiL.afli 9- ,A mutton—With the hilb pjriedr f' X, - A' M 55, ’6, 7, 8, 9;U!oot I U1 4tA° throu h colleg A merman tramural Softball : Jfmbiti nfi a CAROL J. ARMSTRONG LrU e Pfl ’? Mturukir Dystrophy D ive 57; Chorus 59;.Bqgipmng' Bowling 58« Foreign .Student Drive 57; Corrimu-1 nit) Chest Dfyft Volleyball 58, Ambtfiqn To some dajt find true and friendship o into a million u'itlj -Rtecelli. PHYLLIS M. BERNHARD “Fifi” Swimming 56, 7; E.A.A. Captain 58; Calendar Editor 58; Modern Dance 5fifc Office Receptionist 58. Ambition—Something easier than u work., if a VAft pctijfioh 51 or WILLIAM E. BLESHOY “Bill Band 55, ’6. Ambition—To make a million dollars fast. JAMES B. BLACK “Jim” Football 56. 7. 8; Track 58. 9; Hi-Y Alpha 58, ’9; Color and Motto Committee 59. Ambition—To pay for four years at Syracuse University. JLWNTNE C. JB6RST Honor .Soci tY «i Editor, Hilltopicr r� 9;fEditorial Editor Hi- 1, � tev 58. '9; E.AV . Solicitor'f� 6; E.A A. Floor -Obtain 5 { Yearbook rain 59; 4Ue ifauSn h Clinic 58 $ppy Flbor Capjain ,58; Badm ketball 56; C:«He Anif ition—-1 o, always bk | I tytjd tb sfbp-proerdsfi rifling ridar Floor 56. 7; Bav ( n MARCIA J. BOWER Band 55. 6. 7, f8, 9; AII City Band 57. 8. '9; All High Band 55. '8; Senior Choir 57; All High Choir 57; Honor Society 57, 8, ’9; College Clinic 57. '8; Foreign Student Drive 5Q; Muscular Dystrophy Drive 56; A.F.S. Representative 59; Office Worker 59; Senior Play 59; Monitor 57; Open House Guide 58. Ambition—With the help of Cod to be a success in all I do. DALE T. BRADY Ambition—To be life. 'Dale1 a success in 4 oj -' JOSEPH A. BUD J AC Ambition—Toh id on 4m lejp'a si UDITH K. aArapRDY I“Jody Senior Play, Gay Wellington 58; Art Staff Yearbook 59: Future Re- tailers of Syracuse Club 57, ’8; Stu- dent Council 56, 7, ’8, '9; E.A.A. Solicitor 56. 7: Foreign Student Drive 55, ’6; Photo Solicitor 58; Community Chest Drive 55, '6; Scholastic Art Contest 58. Ambition—To get all that heaven allows and accept it with a smile and never to disappoint those who have faith in me. f Xi SNUOVO “Jo Bowling 58; Chorus 59. -To live, love and be ] I vvx - LEWirVi. Cimifip ttUte Bandit ■ft tTV. Qrch 55. ’6. i. vYll C 7. 8. AlUCjfpiirK WiKT� . V PresidetVJJWrST ChaijWKT fTtJ Sa uncil 57 V r Chorus FotslLCt - SiudentAftft¥fc 7r ppa v C Swsnmiiii . jj,t u Commencement fcol I Cross 55; Stulent v.iuas .77; 7iuf|ciii council ju, nwiui Society 56, 7. 8, 9:s£TKoru 6; For- eign Student Drive 18;, Senior Rep- ijafive 59; Scic Rep reseniafive 59; Sopite''Club 56. bn succc sful in inmt in whotrver c [7 Ambition—TA life and Jikdhapp V d C.� r h DAVID W. COWDEN “Dave Intramural Basketball 56, 7, ’8. 9; Golf 59; Track 57. Ambition—Sportsman and non- conformist. Houor SorfelyH. lqg« Clinic Jffi, ■cign Suutent l ri 4£ 58r Beginutrs Howling- T 8; Yearbook Staff Co'I t fitor ifeaid 6p- Anivition—To have afsuccessful CJ coffer (iyd 2 s H£t fbyfytrents ayd J M iOYLE - Mor0 yJ ncil 58, ’9; Red Crofcs earhook Staff 59; Foot 9; Track 57, 8; Volley 58; Intramural Basketball 56; wling 56, 7; Foreign Student )rive 57, '8; Pep Squad 59. Ambition—To have lots of it. GRACE A. D ARRIGO “Gra Chorus 57, ’8; Senior Ticket Com- mittee 59; Foreign Student Drive 57. Ambition—To be a big success as a secretary. DESOCIO ' ' Frank”y tjtldtef from (f 4 v CAROl N. DUGAN ‘It arm Basketball.85; Softball life ; Bulling r5 { 7.y -9:, f rk:rtff58: Ambition— to keep fi Vogether and l.C.U y D f i' y ' vM n f RONALD H. EGERBRECHT Traffic 58, '9. Ambition—Join the Navy. JOAN M. EGERBRECHT “Joanie Cheerleading 57, '8, '9; Honor So- ciety 57, ’8; Swimming 58; Guide 59; Foreign Student Drive 58; Student Office Worker 57; Switchboard Op- erator 59; Cap and Gown Com- mittee 59; Yearbook Staff 59; Representative Student Driving Convention 58; Badminton 57; Mus- cular Dystrophy Drive 56, 7; Stu- dent Council 56. Ambition—To find happiness and friendship in all I do. WILLIAM W. GEHRKE “Bill Red Cross 55, ’6; Intramural Bas- ketball 55; Apparatus Club 59. Ambition—To make my first mil- lion in Alaska. football 56 nramural , fW. Vollev Wf 56; HfrjUWHa 58. SenioAHnnl ComnuttSE ; Yearbook SliQ (Edit59; V VJ Stan (Editor 59; TraflfctfM, 9 Mftfuscularfl mstropl Prive 56nSt(j dciycCmincil R reScntative i - fofymJbtiiiXfiiTo be sff trss, and 'seHjc aown with that ertain little someone. j h y,. .v'swn fde $9 t dem IK Honor Sp (, C p £nd 1 771 JV Ba A ®r Ve but Z yety lrl _ . „ • $ ( jMpmtee J ' Muscular-i v nA Dvsr jphy prj'cJ0Tteayb «k JJ ) yV) m A AgwiMA—Tfyfyi lkappinrtCjV AWw all I doy‘ SAND 55. '8; 55; Count Am my parent FRANK GIGLIO Senior Student Council 57. ’8; Senior Red Cross 55, ’9; Football 56, 7. ’8; Intramural Basketball 56, 7; Choir 56. Ambition—To make my dreams of future years come true. of tifj dreamy ucceec tfiTanything I under- ielp of God. PATRICIA A. FORTUNE “Forch Yearbook Staff 59; Red Cross 56, 7; Student Council 57; Foreign Stu- dcnj| Drive 58; E.A.A. Solicitor 56; us 56, 7; Commencement Jer 58; Muscular Dystrophy Drive 58; Senior Play Usher 58. Ambition—To build a Beta House for its fabulous parties and to store its millions. •:nneth e. grinnals “Teddy Bear Hi-Y Alpha 55, '6, 7, ’8; Football 56, 7; Baseball 55. 6. 7. Ambition— To be or not to be!!! iamartino Red 'Tfoss ’i6p £ gf(r 'ifl Mfegc Clinicam, 7; Science Clmr Mf; Hi- Li 58, '9 (yworJi 9) . Ami whatevi EDWARD GLANERjT � '■' yJ' Foreign onor Society 5j Hand b x k j59LtiJad i 8, )9; ArchcrWpHr Recel 58J '9. q jAmbitioj -To btake as many friends in the next 4 years as I have made in the last 4 years. EKNES.IVf' G {r7; Intramural Bas- ri - j BOWlmg ■ ' Vketball 56, 7; Apparatus Club 59; Hi-Y Alpha 58, 9. Ambition—To be successful whatever undertake. in Student Cbuqcil 56, ,f7 Treasurer 58, 1r National Society 57, ’8, 9; Cheer leading ’9;Monitor 58. � 9; Chorus 5$ M Kirby in the Senior Play 59; I)ra matics Club 57. ’8. ’9. President 5 •9; HjkLites $7, 8, '9. Editor Yearbook editor 59; American ■vice Drive 56. 7.’8, 9; CHjrfr Comm; Color .«ml Motto Cot wlinE 59: Bowling -j7, '8. ‘9; Swim 57; Badminton 57. Ml ilion—Tv make my parents of me as I am of them by successful in my chosen BARBARA J. HENDRY “Barb Hi-Lites 58, ‘9; Future Nurses of America 58, ’9; Dramatics Club 58, '9; Senior Play Ticket Committee 58; Yearbook Staff 59; Monitor 58, 9; Basketball 55; Badminton 56; Swimming 56. 7; Foreign Student Drive 56. 7, '8; Muscular Dystro- phy Drive 57, ’8, '9. Ambition—To find friendship, happiness and purpose in all I do. L. HILL “Farmer '8; Basketball 56, 7, all Manager 58, ’9; (gffttrus 58; Yearbook Floor Captain I 59; Hi-Y Alpha 57, '8, ’9; Dramatics b tidA -To pay for my car. DAVID B. HfJNGERFORD ( ave .t L Hortor .Society JT 'S, ’9; Scieiic IwkS? x Ipthp V DORIS W. HOLT “Dorrie American Field Service Drive 58; E.A.A. Solicitor 58. Ambition—To be a success in life. teari 55. With God’s guidance g, useful and happy life. JAMES IANUZI “Jim” Senior Choir 56, 7; Monitor 56. Ambition—To see the world, play it cool, and make a life of it. j r S rlo B Ii Vo JOHN P. KAVANAUGH “Johnny” Intramural Basketball 56, 7; Base- ball 58; Basketball 57. '8. Ambition—With God’s help be a success in all I do, and make a mil- lion friends. [4k f: ’ V I 1 Honor §eciecyV56. 7x o, ’9, Editor of Haudb(K kj-Yc r[ )ok Staff Busi- ness AManagci 5§y Conajrncncement CommiAce CAaWman o9; Badmin- ton VJl '8, Solicitor 57; pudent Drive Chpi jfe W, 7; Ofrkc Worker hfL I Jr AnibinofijfTo havras rnjith fun nun haMtiytess in the future as 1 nave had'in the past. RONALD F. KRITZER “Ron” Student Council 56; Bowling 55, 6; Intramural Basketball 57, 8, 9; Intramural Volleyball 58; J.V. Bas ketball 56, 7. Ambition—To make a career of the US.AT. — ELFRIEDE U. LABUDA Elfy r mofr 56, 7; MtftaUat JlyMrophy Drive 56; Monif j W BowJif g 57; .Studwtf -cC nlncil 57 Mawi7inc BTi� oT. Fore StudenP r yjf-57; cheer ; _ 410™ Nurses w f Ameria £y Treasury58- BpA ery 56L 'L-J 4 £ ■ J9 fcKjgrtton 59; ment Commi SQM(Mir59| T Ambitimi ... .« uc ing I urUCb Ih with thg$l V v GENE E. LAURENTI ‘ ene” Senior Play 591; Hi-Y Alpha 56, 7, , 8, ’9, Secretary 58, “9; Yearbook Staff 59; Intramural Basketball 56. Ambition—To become a teacher and take life easy. I go after troojf uriv _ mbitj n—To fctluhat - Jpr'' EUGENE J. MACRI “Eug” Student Council 56, 7, '8, ’9; Red Cross Treasurer 57; Football Man- ager 58; Dramatics Club 59; Stage Manager for the Senior Play 58; Advertising Manager for Hi-Lites 58, ’9; Yearbook Staff 58; Monitor 58, ‘9; Foreign Student Drive 56, 7, '8, ‘9; Financial Committee for the Senior Class 58, ’9; E.A.A. Solicitor 57; Zabadal Award 58. Ambition—To find happiness and SIKQfSSj | MICHAEL MATHEWS “Mike Football 56. 7; Baseball 57; Band 56, 7; Student Council 56, 7; Moni- tor 57, ’8, ’9; Foreign Student Drive 57; E.A.A. Solicitor 56, 7; Yearbook Solicitor 56; Basketball 56; Red Cross 56, 7, 8; Hi-Y Alpha 58. 9. Ambition—To succeed in any- thing I undertake with God's help. THOMAS H. MAHAR “Tom' Basketball 59. Ambition—Air Force and work. BARBARA A. MOTT “Barb W Preliminary Choir 56; Senior Choir 57, '8, ’9, Treasurer 58. 9; Inner Choir 58, 9; All Stale Sec- tional 58; Badminton 58; Bowling 58; Archer)’ 58, ’9; Yearbook Staff 58; Foreign Student Drive 57; Of- fice Worker 58, '9. Ambition—To make my parents proud of me and to always be a friend. j cr ■iA PHYLLIS A. OLSZEWSKI Phyl Choir 57, '8; Retailing Club 58; Foreign Student Drive 58. Ambition—To smile when things go wrong. k ABiir i-Litc Businiss Intradural P)a%08; Ho rcarlu ftk Staff 59; tj ftpr Qi ior c opetv 58 JQ 'SV Foreim Studnit Dr J. . BARBARA M. PHILLIPS “Barb Treasurer of the Student Council 58, ’9; Honor Society 58, 9; Inner Choir 58; Senior Choir 58, ’9; Bowl- ing 58, ’9; Badminton 57; Archery 57, ’8; Senior Ball Committee 58; Foreign Student Drive 56, 7, Chair- man 58; E.A.A. 58; Chairman for Teachers’ Recognition Tea 58. Ambition—With the help of God to lead a full life of music, achieve- ment, and happiness. . w � fir jXv MICHApfc L.NpAI ARd , Vr ( Alike� V� 57. V Monitor Senior Lin to u lub 58, 9; Senior Play 59; Committee %59; Hi- rbook Staff successf JEAN F. PODOLAK Ambition—To love, marry raise a nice family. and ERSON “Chuck- Intramural Basket- ttball Manager 56. in—To faiduate and make JOHN C. MATTESON Johnny Ambition—To join the C.G. and learn to use my abilities. rP Red Cross 56, 7 8, ’9; Senio; y teakfast 5 Qb fheAcem it.LIsher itito-Ta , of mt M Cbme a successful P'‘ ir THOMAS MYSLIVECEK “D___es' Chorus 58, ’9. Ambition—To make money and build a roadster. SUSAN E. PIKE “John Bull- Honor Society 58, ’9; American Field Service Committee 58, 9; Senior Play 58; Red Cross 58, 9; Bowling 59; Archery 58; Hi-Lites 58, ’9. Ambition—To remain as happy as I was this year. ANTHONY J. PELOSE “Tony” Student Council 56; Red Cross 57, Vice-President 58, ’9; Football 56, 7; Yearbook Solicitor 56; Intra- mural Baseball 57, ‘8; Intramural Volleyball 57. Ambition—To live happily ever after with J.I. PATRICIA PYRAH Tat' Senior Play 58; Honor Society 58, ’9; Hi-Lites 58, '9; Co-op Office Plan 58. ’9. . Ambition— A place m eQStvi. N v V Ca % x a o-' 1 -v,j ■■ A ■''tis-lfh JANET LEE PRIOR “Jan” Band 56. 7, '8, 9; All-City Band 56, 7. ’8; Student Council 57, ’8; College Clinic 56. 7. '8; Dramatics Club 57, '8; Senior Choir 55; Hi- Lites 55; E.A.A. Solicitor 56, 7; Badminton 55; Archery 56. Editor Cobimittcc 59. Ambition—To be successful with a smile. A . 1 ; MWinii ly.oiuiw ToJ)e a bXiJiir •Vifrv frwf rnillk rt Q)i WILLIAM SAULLE “Bill’ A «ms Chorus PHILIP J. S0HMIT5T “Phil” Hi Y Alpha 57. 8, 9; Track 57, '8. ’9; Senior Flay; One Act Flay Contest 58; Dramatics Club 58, ’9; Eastwood Cuide 58, 9; Red Cross 57; Apparatus Club 57, ’9; Chorus 59; Intramural Basketball 57. Ambition—To become a teacher and to “Keep Smiling. Ef CAROL L. RICHMOND “Red” Chorus 56; Choir 56; Red Cross 57; Honor Society 57; Badminton 57. '8. Ambition—With the help of God, my family and friends, to be a suc- cess and to make all who helped me proud. (X v HAROLD J. SMITH “Smitty Track 57; Football 56, '7, ’8; In- tramural Basketball 57, '9. Ambition—With the help of God ► marry ' ' raise fou to marry the girl of my dreams and ir kids. SANDRA SALCE ,K •Legs {ports Editor ’9; Sjudcnt ' 8. ’9; Lepre- land Ff % ’9; In- Basketball 56, 7, '8, '9; lonshro Team 58; Track To organize a soda n in Eastwood. MARY LOU SEAGER “Mair Bowling 58; Muscular Dystrophy Drive 57; Red Cross 57, 8. 9; E.A.A. Solicitor 57; Community Chest Drive 57, ’8. Ambition—To make my mother proud of me, be a success, and make everyone happy. RICHARD C. STEINBACH “Dick” Track 56; Yearbook Photos 58. Ambition—To race Butility. KATHLEEN M. RYAN “Red” Ambition—To live, love and be happy with D.L. WILLIAM F. SNYDER “Bill” E.A.A. Solicitor 58, ’9; Dramatics Club 58, ’9; Senior Play 58, ’9; Hi- Lites 58; One Act Play Contest 58, '9; Science Fair 58; Class Night 59; Belle 58; If Only We Could Cook 59; National Council of Teachers of English Award 59; Senior Play “Grampa” 59. Ambition—To put LIFE on the stai 8 FRANCIS L. STACKPOOLE Stag 58, '9; Inner Choir us Club 59; Intra- ntia 11 59: Delta Chi Hi Y bit ion—With G yCR Tp to ve my goal in lifewwn happy ness and success. toiT57. bitid5 +TotikJx success in any- OS� un rlake. HOWARD L. STETHERS “Howie Baseball 56. 7. '8. '9; All-City 56. 7. 8; Football 57. ‘8 ‘9; All-City 58, 9; Basketball 57, ’8; All City 58; Student Council 56, 7, ’8; Chorus 58. 9. Ambition—To do whatever God’s Will for my life is. SHARON L. $TORRI X Red Kross; Swi«nmin£vJ)owling. ith Lennie an RICHARD SPAGNOLA C5£ OlS EDWARD J. SZ TANEK Iphy Trive, 5H Jttarb «k SoTrt r Jrtr see all thy dreams TIMOTHY W. STONE “Tim Hi-Y Alpha 56; Senior Student Council 57, ’8. 9: E.A.A. Solicitor 56; J.V. Basketball 57; Intramural Basketball 55, ’6. ’8; Yearbook So- licitor 56; Muscular Dystrophy- Drive 56; Foreign Student Drive 58. Ambition—To obtain happiness and success in to make a million STANLEY E. SZATANEK “Stan Traffic 57. Ambition—To be a success in life. RUT ANTHONY A. TARTAGLIA “Tony Football 56; Track 56, 7; Chorus 56, 7. '8, ’9; Inner Choir 56, 7, ’8, '9; Hi-Y Alpha 58, '9. Ambition—To some day, with the grace of God, become another great Caruso. i . • Ain 3 y'r' 77, cnufi,' 9; FumrcT 9; Secretary 58, ’9f ancl GQ tTCom- (jLWnijidaj y;LsliMfc mor Play 59; CS £ Foreign Student irnve 57, ’8, 9; L Multiple Sclerofcn Drive 58; Muscu- J lar DystropfVYy Drive r {r' Fashituyyfeoard; Nephrosisi 1 yy ymtion—With C od nurse and rn roud of me. ROBERT J. WASKIEWIGZ Student Council 56; Bowling 59; Intramural Basketball 56, 7, '8, V; Intramural Volleyball 58. Ambition—To be a twenty-year man in the US.A.F. . s'. jur aenior riaBowJlA 8; Swtto yi i n£ 7; fcIMuMK pm Vff'WHITE “Whitey” Yack 56; Red Cross. Ambition—To live, love and be happy. MARY J. WOOD “Woody” Red Cross 57, '8; Honor Society 57, ’8. Ambition—To be a success in all undertake and to make my parents proud of me. w and make nt Con briVl coven JOHN A. WARREN “Jack” Football 58; Senior Play 58; One Act Play Contest 58. Ambition—To be “beat. ANITA J. VERGUSON Honor Society 58, 9; Chorus 59. Ambition—To create a hair style that will keep Connie Waldon’s ears covered. RAYMOND W. WEIL 1 of on ucation 59. i—With His full and happy life 'V is fieip to liv i Q S mn T (Lr - itu Fcomplish some have an4 ha TpA 1 tfl ik Tprlief. SHIRLEY J. STA I ANO “Shirl” Chorus 56. Ambition—To live, love and be happy with J.D.K. JOYCE HUTCHINGS WILLIAM BANAZEK Beans Golf 56. 7, '8. Captain 57. '8; Syracuse Scholastic Golf Champion 58: Medalist 57. '8; Red Cross 57: Guide 58. Ambition—Got stardom and college education. ANTHONY MATRONE MICHAEL MURPHY JOHN VENDETTI I. Elizabeth Alampi, hereby will my brother, all the fun I've had at E.H.S.; Judy Weil, success and happiness in Gamma; Karyl. my place on cheerleading squad; the '‘crowd, wonderful memories; Mimi, a boyfriend; Connie, a steady ; Mary Ann Engcrny; Bunky, love, happiness and success in life. I, Tom Alibrandi. hereby will to Dave Camardo, one Karyl Larkin; Paul Debes and Ken Hill, baskets to keep their cars in; the Twins, a new kid to give advice to; Sheryl Gillmor, my everlasting thanks for being an understanding friend; Bill Galvin—Willie Bristow— (Mary Ellen). I. Robert Anderson, hereby will to Julian Corsello. all my good times in E.H.S.; to John Matteson. all my luck in passing Physics and graduating; and to all the Junior £lass, a happy and prosperous Senior Year. I. Carol Jean Armstrong, hereby will to the girls of eta, all the wonderful times we’ve had; to Vi, con- tinued friendship; to Jean. Joanne. Barb. Dec. and Vi. love; to Miss Hearn and all my teachers, my thanks and to Eastwood, I leave another Armstrong. I. William Banazek, hereby will to Merton Mid O'Hare, whom I and my brothers owe more than we could ever repay for the fatherly advice he has be- stowed upon us. eternal gratitude for developing our humility and fair play. I. Anthony Barnell. hereby will to John Q., the ability to pray harder; to Maynard W., the ability to make a good seaman; to my sister, Elly, the school and D. Riccelli; to Sandy E., I leave me; to my classmates, all my good luck. I, Gregory Bazluki. hereby will my 4th period Guide duties to anyone who wants to make enemies; to any- one tny ability to get along with all the teachers and the big shots too; to anyone who plays football, the job of carrying dummies; to E.H.S., I leave. I. Barbara Bentz, hereby will to Nancy M.. boy- friend; to Sue F.. all the good times at E.H.S.; to Ron- nie C., the ability to sec the New Year in; to Shirley and Elfy, the hope we’ll have a good blast at C. I. I, Phyllis Bernhard, hereby will to my brother, Paul, my desk in 113 with hopes that he takes advan- tage of his artistic ability; to the teachers of E.H.S., thanks for their guidance of the past six years. I. Carol Bishop, hereby will to Delta, wonderful times and the ability to stay on top; to the Music De- partment. thanks and a well-earned rest; to S. G.. our friendship; to M. M., our secrets; to N. M., fun and happiness; and to the rest of the crowd, memories. I. James Black, hereby will to next year’s football team and coaching staff, a hole to be filled and all the luck in the world, to Howie S.. Bill G., and Ken H.. all of my deteriorated sweat socks; to Hi Y Alpha, the best of luck; to Nancy, the best of luck and happiness in the world. I, William Blcshoy. hereby will to Kenneth Mantor, my 'heap ; to Dick Suroce. my ability to graduate; to the kids I give a ride to school every' morning and every night, the luck in finding somebody else to drive them; and to Eastwood. I leave. I, Jean nine Borst, hereby will to Emily, my secret formula for never knowing the day (why conform to time standards); to Jack, a green Kielbasa factory; to my teachers, thanks; my friends, good luck, and, lastly, I will a way, for where there’s a will . . . I. Marcia Bower, hereby will to Angie T., American Field Service; Sue, all the good times we’ve had; to Delta, the best in the future; to Mr. Wilkie, another lazy clarinet; and to Chuck, our future. I, Dale Brady, hereby will the parking place in front of the fire hydrant at Eastwood High to anyone with nerve enough to park there. I. Joseph Budjac, hereby will to all my favorite teachers a boy who will do his best to try and replace me, Fran Clark; to Sam Ebare, I leave my ability to find a ride to school; to Linda, I leave myself and the abil- ity to understand me. I, David Bull, hereby will to Ron, the ability to get a deer; to Mr. Constance, a used Lab book; to Mai and Frank, the ability to get a driving license; to Bill Gehrke, a Buick; to Jane, Ellen. Vie. more wonderful times. I, Anna M. Calabria, hereby will my good times at E.H.S. to my sister, Vicky; to jean Podolak and Linda Delaney, luck to whoever succeeds in getting Tony; to Joyce Podolak. all our giggles in Study Hall; and to Frank, my love forever. I. Malcolm Callison, hereby will Frank. jitterbug; Dave C.. the Canadiens. Bo G., a pa 'Laxi; Ernie, a night life; Bill M., a girlfriend; Dave B.. a red convertible; Nancy D., Tranquility; Bcb B., John M.. and Pat V.. a wonderful Senior Year; Alpha, future success. I. David Camardo, hereby will Tom Alibrandi, T” Bird and a girl; Kentucky, 3 All City Spots and Jan; P. J. Bloop; Sam, Graduation; Rick F„ my back seat; Mary M„ a diet; Malcolm C., Montreal Hockey Club; S.G.A. boys, candidates; Sal and Morgan, hunting; Karyl, great times to go and all my love. I, Carolyn Cardinale, hereby will Judy, my thanks for making “us possible; the twins, our lasting friendship; the Beta” girls, the greatest, fun-filled sorority ever; Tina, Judy. Monica, an air lease; the shortest cheer- leader on next year’s squad, my end position; Harr)', a successful diet; and to “My Big Hill, myself. I. Frank Carulli, hereby will my brother. Mike, all fun and good times I’ve had; Ernie, a book on How to Bowl, Malcolm, a real cod walty; Phil, the “best at Cortland; Dave, a real hot car; and the best of luck to all future Alpha boys. I. Joanne Casalcnuova. hereby will to the girls of .eta, all the wonderful times that I have had; to my classmates, sincere happiness in life and to Miss Hearn and all my teachers, my sincere thanks. I. Jean Cassidy, hereby will to the girls of .eta, all the good times I have had; to Rita, a wonderful Senior Year; and to Judy K.. Ruth. Delores. Joanne. Carol, all the good times we have had together; to all my teachers and Miss Hearn, my sincere thanks. I. Paul Cerio, hereby will to Phil and Peter, all of the fun I’ve had at E.H.S.; to John Hunt, a Big Locker for his Golden Library. to Frank D.. the best of luck, and to Bill Moran, a terrific Senior Year. I. Lewis Childs, hereby will to Glenn Eichelberger, my superior musical talent, to anyone taking Solid Ge- ometry. all my unsolved problems, to Hi-Y Alpha, my good relations with a worm, and to one M.A.W., my definite spelling ability and lightning speed. I. Barbara Clark, hereby will to Fluffy Ingalls, a mir- ror and Stauffer, plan: to Dee. an undisturbed meeting; to Brenda. I’m sorry; to Miss Hearn, thanks; to Maureen, a Rit”; to Vi. I 100th of a hunk; and to B. W„ myself. I. Judy Cleary, hereby will Kathy Walker, a wonder- ful Senior Year: Beta, my wonderful times; Grade, Pete and the Central boys; Sandy. Bettyannc, Judy. Cam. Kathy, and Grace, wonderful times never to be for gotten; Jane, my place as Head Majorette; and Judy Crawford, our everlasting friendship. I, Violet Corron. hereby will to Mary, Barb, and Kathv. a wonderful Senior Year, to a certain someone in English a ball and chain to keep her feet still in class: to Dick, my love and the ability to pass that His- tory Regent! 1. David Cowden, hereby will nothing much of value or importance to anybody. 1, Judy Crawford, hereby will to all of Beta, a fabu- lous sorority; to Webb my future; to Sandy, a sailor hat! Gracy. Pete? Kathy. Betty A. and Judy B.. lots of luck; and I leave with Judy and Mary Lou; and an- other Gay Wellington to Mr. Phillips. I. John Dailey, hereby will Tony T.. my ability to get along with other teachers; my thanks to Mr. Con- stance for his wonderful patience and generosity; to • piels Goodellc. a church key; my sister Nancy, all the happiness toward her Senior Year at Eastwood; the faculty of Eastwood, my heartfelt thanks. I. Grace D’Arrigo, hereby will to Mary Ann Mineo, my place at sorority and the power to stop shedding tears for All In A Game ; to Beta Girls, the best sorority ever; to Miss Hearn, the ability to remain the best in the minds of newcomers as well as old. I, Delores Davoli. hereby will to Judy K.. Ruthy, Bar by. and Jean, many happy memories; to Freda and I.i . the ability to keep eta going strong; to Zoe, a wonderful Senior Year; to Janet, more pajama parties; to Connie, the ability to keep on telling good jokes. I. Paul Dcbes. hereby will Jack Dailey, my five yards gained in the Nottingham game; Ken Hill, a gallon of moonshine; Tom Alibrandi. a girl; Eastwood's football team, Jim Brown and John L'nitas; and to Judy, all the fun and happiness we’ve had in E.H.S. I, Linda Delaney, hereby will to Jean P.. all our good times in the past and many more to come; to Mary Lou. keep singing? to Miss Hearn, many thanks: and to E.H.S.. I leave! I. Francis DeSocio. hereby will to Paul C.. the ability to finish his Southern Pacific; to Frank C., lots of luck; Mr. Constance and Mr. Seidel, thanks for their help; and to Eastwood. I leave the memories of myself of all good intentions. I, Morgan Doyle, hereby will to Dick B. his father's ; Tony F., a bike; that S.G.A. always stay on top: a trash basket for Mrs. Wells; and six months of homework papers for Mrs. Ferber. I, Carol Dugan, hereby will to the Big 4 (Kathy, Jane. Fran, and me) . orange juice for breakfast, lunch, and dinner; to Bob, my friendship always and to L.C.L.. myself in about four years; to Kathy Dingman. a goat; to Fran. Leo, and Jane, happiness. I, Jean Egcrbrccht, hereby will to Kathy Kirkwood, my place on the cheerleading squad; to Jan Garrison, her driver’s license; to Carolyn, my everlasting friend- ship; to Beta, the ability to stay on lop; and to Tom Alibrandi, the ability to believe Joanie’s line.” I. Joan Egerbrecht. hereby will to Ester Foster, my position on the cheerleading squad; to Tom Alibrandi, Sheryl Gilimor as a partner to visit the president”; to the Beta girls, a truly great sorority; to Carolyn, happi- ness with Ken; to Tommy Phillips and the Golden Bears, a championship. I. Ronald Egerbrecht, hereby will my Eastwood Guide badge to anyone who wants to pick up trash in the cafeteria. I. William Eichclberger. hereby will to my brother Glenn, the good times I have had at Eastwood; to C. S.. Miss Green, and to all the rest of the seniors, may we always stay close friends; and to that special girl, love, and success in all we do. I. Patricia Fortune, hereby will M. Rao, the ability to drive safely; the Vcsccra’s. Priscilla, the twins, and Camardo, everlasting friendship; to the sisters of Beta, the ability to stay on lop and wonderful memories; to Miss Hearn, many thanks; and myself, to that certain someone? I. William Galvin, hereby will the Senior Class a better President; Dick Baker. Nottingham's little Jim French; Coach Pctroff, a wife; Coach Testa, a lot of help in rebuilding his football team; and Lots of Luck to Mary Ann Rao and Judy Jones in their new jobs on the third floor. I. Sandra (ictidis, hereby will Elaine, my squawk solos; Delta, my nonsense and the ability to stay as great as thev are. Charlie Pike. my thanks even though ••who is he (or she) ?”; and to Eastwood and faculty, many many thanks. I. William Gehrke, hereby will Bill P.. the New York Times; my sister and K. W., the ability to twirl a baton; Dave B.. a raffle ticket on a 59 Ford; Dave P. and J. M.. a set of matched pistols; Lynn, all the memo- ries and wonderful times and the future. I, Robert Gentile, hereby will Stan S., the ability to hit a pole; Gary G.. the right to give Monica the “Mark of the Mouse”; to my woman at North, a life-time per- mit for Kirk Park (also S. S. and M. M.) and the “Grey Ghost,” a taxi license. I, Sandra Giamartino, hereby will to Marilyn Pavia, the ability to get to work on time; to Nina and Kathy, I he ability to find their true love; to the Beta girls, all the luck and love in the world; to Ron Capone, the ability to have a ball next New Year’s. I. Frank Giglio. hereby will Kathy W., Bcttyanne, Ellie B., Sandy E.. the ability of possibly passing; Fran- cis C.. Sam E.. Fran D.. the ability to get along with all the teachers; John Q.. keep hoping I might be back yet; and to Sandy L., myself and the thought of 1960. I, Sheryl Gilimor, hereby will Jan Garrison, my posi- tion on the checrlcading squad; to Joanne F., success at E.H.S.; to Barb P., Mary and Mimi J.. Jeannie and Joanie E., many years filled with laughter and success; to Tom Alibrandi. lasting friendship and happiness; to Gamma girls, the greatest sorority ever! I. Gary Goodelle, hereby will to Tony T., an oil well so he can keep his car going; to M. V., the ability to pass typing and to anyone who needs it, the ability to graduate. I, Kenny Grinnals. hereby will my stupid antics in Mrs. Wells' room to my brother Jim. and all the fun I've had in E.H.S.; also, to Elena, myself. I, Ernie Grosso, hereby will to Chuck Hawks, our bacteria breeding locker; to Frank, the ability to bowl and to Malcolm, the brains to do college Physics; to Dave B.. the hopes of getting out of night school and returning to normal life. I. Charlene Harrington, hereby will Nancy Wood, the very best of friendship; I hope Sue B. has good luck with L. T.; I wish Karen I.aun good luck in the Junior Year at E.H.S. I, Enola Hart, hereby will to anyone who will take them, my unused books with hopes that they use them more than I; to those who follow, ability to pay Senior dues on time; to J. P.. French fries and hamburgers; to friends, happy memories. I. Mary Lou Heins, hereby will to R. M.. the ability to some day get out of 10th grade; to Sam, the future years with all our plans; and to E.H.S.. I leave a “small bunch of Heins Indians for the next 15 years. I. Barbara Hendry, hereby will to Kathy and Eileen, my never forgetful days at Eastwood; to Mimi and Mary, my everlasting friendship; to Karyl L., my office in Gamma; Karen L., John P.; and last but not least John, all the love, luck and happiness God has to offer him. I, Ken Hill, hereby will Tom Alibrandi, a booklet on how to drive; Tom Phillips, my winning ways with Mrs. Wells, and my role as rebounder to Tom also; to Jim, Ron, and Fran, a winning season in football and bas- ketball; and to Carolyn, myself. I. Doris Holt, hereby will to Grace and Sammy, hap- piness always; to Gamma, all my good times; to Peg, luck with the Navy; to Sharon, forgotten sorrows; to Jo Ann, luck with? and to Bob, all my love. I, Susan Howard, hereby will to Tricia, happiness in Gamma and E.H.S.; to I). C., the Hi-Lites ; to Jan and the squad, a championship team; to Gamma, con- tinued success; to Bill S„ three Oscars; to Barb P.t Joanne F., and Mimi, “a knight in shining armor”; and to Greg, success and happiness always. I. David Hungerford, hereby will fifty thousand volts to Sal Madonna; to Mr. Phillips, a black leather bull- whip for actors; one of Ray Weil's valentines to Mr. Poster; and a turtle to Bob Gentile so he can win a drag race. I, John Hunt, hereby will to all my contemporary young milers on Pinky’s track team, my ability to come in first once in a while; to E.A.M., my “Golden Library”; to R. S., my friendship always; and to the “Spider,” a good riddance. I. Jack Judge, hereby will to John Kavanaugh one Lug Nut for a 1953 Ford; to Gary Goodellc. I leave Bert and Harry; to Tony Tartaglia, I leave Yogi Bera; to Mrs. Wells, all the hard times I gave her. I. Jerri Ingalls, hereby will to my sister, all the fun at E.H.S.; to Maureen, Jo-Ann, and Anita, tops in bowl- ing; to Barb and? happiness always; to Sandy, save her pennies; to my teachers, a sigh of relief. I. Marion Jewell, hereby will to Mary and Dick, Barb and John, Susan and Greg, Stan and Mary Ann, happi- ness together; Gail, Donna. Shirley. Betty. Connie, and Sheryl, our good times; the Gamma girls, the ability to keep the best sorority on top; and Wahoo” to “Snake. I. Mary Jewell, hereby will everyone at Eastwood my friendship and the best school ever! Barb—John, Mary Ann—Stan, Betty—Bunky, Kathy—Shelly; Shirley, a pair of shoes and Susan and Sheryl, our wonderful times; to my “sisters,” the greatest four years ever; and to Dick, myself. I� Judy Jones, hereby will to my “Beta sisters, the fun of belonging to the best sorority ever; to Jan and next year’s squad, luck; to Mrs. Wells and the faculty, thanks; and to Paul, I leave myself. I. Emily Joyner, hereby will to E.H.S., five more Joyners: to J. B.. one S. U. beanie; to C. G. and C. C.. the ability to graduate; to Jack W.. me. I, John Kavanaugh. hereby will Tony L.. my number 16 on the B.S. Varsity; AI R.. my old 51 Ford; John Q.. the ability to get along with Coach Mallcy as I did; and to Barb, all the love and happiness in the world. I, Judy Kessler, hereby will to Delores and Ruth, our everlasting friendship; to Jean. Li , and Enola. loads of luck; to the eta girls, more wonderful times; to Freda, happiness with Harold; to Ed S.. a successful future; to my teachers and the office staff, many thanks. I, Glenn Kray, hereby will Sam D., 2i 2 credits; to S.G.A., the ability to stay a greater club than Alpha; to Jerry and Kathy, all my great times at Eastwood; to Tony F., my membership in the F.B.F.A.; to Eastwood, I leave. I, Ronnie Kritzer, hereby will to Jerry P., a new car; to Dick Mura, the ability and will power to pass World History Regents; to Al D., to own his own snip and be Commander; to E.H.S., I leave. I, Barbara Kulas, herebey will to Ang. C., the ability to be a success; to Mrs. Van Scoy, another shorthand class like ours, to Miss Hearn, another January lunch- eon; to the next Senior class, loads of fun and to East- wood, I leave. I, Elfricde Labuda, hereby will to Grade Basile, my place on the cheerleading squad; all the gossip and our terrific times to C. S.; to my Beta sisters, everlasting friendship and success; to the faculty. Miss Hearn, and Mr. Oliver, my sincere thanks; and to Warren, myself. I, Eugene Laurenti, hereby will all the fun at East- wood to my sister Judy; to Phil, a liquor license; to Galvin, basketball trunks; to P. J., new stripes; to D. Camardo and M. Doyle, all my money and to Mrs. Wells and Eastwood High, I leave. I. Margaret Lawrence, hereby will to A. S., S. L.. S. S., J. W.. S. V., the fun we’ve had; to JoAnn, my seata in S.H.; to Carol, my understanding; to Kathy, my prayers; to Dorry. a great marriage; to Marcia, our secrets; to Alpha, my good times and to Jim, all my love. I. Sharon Lewis, hereby will fun and happiness at F..H.S. to my up and coming sister, Bonnie; and to Shar, Peggy. Dorrie. Alice, Carol, and Linda, I hope we always remain friends. Have fun in your Senior Year, Vickie. I. Howard Lowe, hereby will to the remaining classes and incoming freshman students, the many friendships I made, the fun I enjoyed, and the understanding and instruction which I had knocked into my dull head. I. Eugene Macri, hereby will to Sam D., the ability to graduate; to M.M.M., the picture she wants; to Jo Ann F.. all the good times we had; to Miss Hearn, my jacket; to Ron, I leave the girls; and to my cousin, ail the dances. I. Sal Madonna, hereby will to Sam and Ron, East- wood and its girls; Ray, the financial committee; S.G.A., the best; Mrs. Wells, another Miss A.; Eastwood, my footprints; the Honor Society Gavel to Delores Di; to Connie, all the best of everything. I. Thomas Mahar. hereby will my basketball uniform number 35 to Tommy Macri. Take good care of it, and wear it well. Tommy. I. Mary Ann Marra, hereby will to my cousin Mary, my place in cheerleading; Tommy Macri, a big kiss; Donna, a certain someone; Connie, sleeping pills; Shirl, a white uniform; Betty—Bunky; Kathy, a certain ‘‘Dia- mond’’; Mary—Dick; Gamma, always the greatest, and to Stan, myself. I. John Matteson, hereby will to Jane, my ability to get along with my teachers and to pass trig on the first attempt; to my little sister, all the luck and friends I have; and to all my classmates and friends, success. I. Mike Matthews, hereby will Kathy Walker and Bcttyannc Gehrke, another Sweet Shop; Sandy Laws, a Senior Year filled with fun and happiness; Judy, an- other trip; Shirley, many wonderful times never to be forgotten; Karen—John; and last of all Mrs. Wells and Miss Dickenson, my thanks. I, Wanda Mayerhofer, hereby will to all the CAP Cadets, the ability to be successful in all they do; to my brother. Rick, all my good times at E.H.S.; to Miss Green. Miss Hearn and all the faculty, my sincere thanks. I, William Mick, hereby will Co future Seniors, all the great times I’ve had; to Mrs. Wrclls, another scholar (to take my place?) : to Sam D. and Ron C.. the ability to graduate; to Sal M., a bowling ball (learn to use it); to Eastwood, I leave. I, Barbara Mott, hereby will to Lois, understanding, happiness and eternal thanks; to Ellen, a boyfriend; to Karen, success in college; and to all my remaining friends, good times in the future. I, Tom Myslivecek, hereby will to Tom P.. the fun I have had at Eastwood, also a door that will close for the Sweet Shop; to my teachers, a long vacation after I have left. I, Phyllis Olszewski, hereby will to L. Wyatt, the skill of throwing the bowling ball forward, not backward; Mary Ellen, my brother's furloughs; Lin S., the hope her wish will come true; Ronnie E.. the future years; and to Eastwood. I leave with happy memories. I. Michael Paparo, hereby will to Morgan D., the ability to be on time; to Sam D.. I leave the ability to stay sober; to Bob G.. a new “Grey Ghost ; and to Eastwood, all my good limes. I, Sandra Paparo, hereby will to Sharon Stonier, love and happiness with L. S.; to Doris Holt, sincere happiness with B. L.; to Sam and Mary Lou, the ability to stop fighting; to Clista, the very best with Marty, and to Eastwood High. I leave. I, Tony Pelose, hereby will to my cousin. Paula Mar- sullo, the ability to fight with Mr. Foster during 4th period study hall; to Sandy Laws, my cousin Frank; to S.G.A., the twenty dollars I owe them; to Joanne, my- self if she’ll have inc. I, Charles Peterson, hereby will Jean and Jan, all the good times I have had at Eastwood, to ALH, the ability to graduate; Stan, the ability to stay out of trouble; Glenn, good luck in sports; Bob. the ability to keep away from drilling the lockers at Eastwood. I, Barbara Phillips, hereby will my brother, Tom, a girlfriend; to Joanne F., a wonderful .Senior Year; to the J.E.'s, M.J.’s, and the rest of the gang, happiness always; to Sheryl, a successful college career and our lasting friendship. I, Susan Pike, hereby will to next year’s A.F.S. stu- dent, my happiness at E.H.S.; to Mr. Wilkie, a new tie and 52 English newspapers; to Phil, my accent; to Marcia, all our good times; to the United States, my ad- miration and thanks. I, Arthur Pisano, hereby will to my little sisters, all the fun and good fortunes that I have had in the past; to all the teachers, teach like Mrs. Wells and you’ll be teaching someone. I. Jean Podolak, hereby will to Joyce and Deanna, all my schoolbooks; to the girls in Gamma, the greatest sorority; to Mrs. Lockwood, all my thanks; to Linda D., all our good times and to Eastwcxxl, I leave. I, Janet Prior, hereby will to my sister Nan, all the wonderful times that I had at Eastwcxxl in the hopes that she makes the best of them; to all the Delta girls, the most wonderful sorority in the world. I. Patricia Pyrah, hereby will the members of Delta Pi Alpha, my affection; Lee Zobkiw, Carol Redwood, and Judy Stott, success in their endeavors; and special thanks and appreciation to Mrs. Beaulieu and Miss Hearn, and to Diane Miller, all the fun I’ve had in sorority. I. Mary Ann Rao, hereby will Janice, luck with the new cheerleading squad; the sisters of Beta, the greatest sorority ever and many thanks; Judy. Barb, Carolyn, our friendship; Forch, our good times and a new ward- robe; Paula, my big mouth at sorority; and the Marine Corps, myself. I, Natalie Rayo, hereby will my scat in study hall to my sister. Angie; to my brother, Frankie, my seat in Mrs. Wells' English Class; to the girls of .eta, especially Freda, the best of luck always. I, Carol Ann Redwood, hereby will Jean, E.H.S.; Judy S., an invitation to all of them?? to Pat P.. the Waves; to Miss Hearn, my thanks; to J. M., B. H.. R. M.. N. P., S. P.. Delta; to Delta Pi Alpha, success always to the best sorority ever. I, Donna Reed, hereby will Shirl. a nursing career; Connie—Sal; Betty—Bunky; Mary Ann Marra—Stan; Donna, my office in F.N.A.; last but not least, I will Gamma the ability to stay on top. I. Diamond Riccelli. hereby will to John Quigg, the ability to get out of Eastwood; to Sam Ebare, my ability in football: to Janet A., the patience to get along with Joe; to Nino, I leave Robi Rosa’s skill: and to Ellie, I leave myself. I, Carol Richmond, hereby will Mrs. Van Scoy, my sincere thanks for her patience, understanding, and friendship; to all my other teachers, also. I am grateful; I will to anyone, my stupidity in history; and to J. L., the ability to get out of E.H.S. I, Kathy Ryan, hereby will to all the kids from 9th to 12th grades, the ability to pass all their subjects by the skin of their teeth and K. W., my old sneaks and gym- suit and to D. L., my love. I. Charles Sampson, hereby will all my fraternity brothers, my good times at Eastwood; to Glenn, the ability to find his girl; to Norm, I leave my place at the ‘‘C.C.’’; to my brothers and sister, my good times at Eastwood; and to E.H.S., I leave. I. Mary Lou Seager, hereby will to Grace B., all the Central boys; to Sandy, a head to put in her hat; to Judy B.. my front seal in T. P.’s car; to Kathy, Bctty- anne. Janet, and Carlcne, the Sports Center; to Beta, the best girls in school; and to Judy and Jody, my friendship. I, Armand Schiano, hereby will my seat in Miss Green’s music class to anyone who wants it, in hopes that they will learn what I never could—to sing. To J. M., I leave two cents. I. Phil Schmidt, hereby will Uncle Dave, all the un- roasted marshmallows for Chemistry lab; C. C., K. R., M. V., and B. G., all the 7 up, etc., left in my locker; Mr. Phillips, my parlay franchise; Sue. a return ticket to the United States; and the gang, my everlasting friendship. I. Clista Schneider, hereby will the Beta girls, a great sorority; to B. Eichelberger, C. Bishop, and J. Iannone, our fun ; to Lois B.. something I can’t remember; to Eastwood, my departure; and to Marly, a stale pouch of tobacco. I, Stan Sitnik. hereby will to Bob Gentile, a free taxi license; Shirley Tessicr, a kind boy friend; Dick F„ my dirty football jersey (No. 52) ; Mr. Jerome, my throwing arm; Mr. Testa, a center ; Mrs. Wells, an- other student like me; and to Mary Ann, myself. I. Harold Smith, hereby will to my brother Ron, the ability to finish school; to the brothers of S.G.A., the ability to keep on top; to Barb and Pat, thanks; to all my friends, good times; and to Linda, I leave myself, forever. I. William Snyder, hereby bequeath to “Uncle Al, another BOTTLE; to Mrs. B.. another NCTE’er; to P. S.. a full fledged MISHUGIE ”; to P. B., a large- kiss; to Sue H.. a Dramatics Club meeting; and to Uncle Bob and his mob . . . everlasting gratitude. I. Theresa Speach, hereby will Elbe, the ability to beat Sam in bowling; Sam. the ability to graduate be- fore he is twenty; Sandy, the ability to get along with Mrs. Eaton; Larry, an understanding sister; to our crowd, more good times together; and to Tim, I leave myself. I, Ron Spinek, hereby will to Dave Callahan, my “un- derstanding” of Physics and Mr. Seidel plus many more good” times at Wagers; to Gary Hayford, my great Legs”; to Alpha, the best of luck; and to Mr. Wilkie, my attendance record at Band for 58. I, Shirley Staino, hereby will to my sister Jo-Anne and C. H.. the ability to graduate and to have fun in their Senior Year as I have; to JDR, my love; and to all my friends, my friendship. I, Kathy Steenburgh, hereby will to Priscilla. Valley games and Dick; Mary Ann and Stan—happiness; Dorie, a happy marriage; Peggy, understanding; Jim B., some- one else with problems; Mary J., more than ever”; Gamma, success; Shelly, the fun we've had; and to my sister, happy years at E.H.S. I, Howard Stethers, hereby will to Kentucky,” my ability to get along with “P. J.”; to Fran D.. my towel; and to anyone who wants it, my ability to speak in front of Mr. Phillips' English Class. I. Sharon Storrier, hereby will to my sister, Kathy, all the good times I had at Eastwood; to Peggy Thornton, a walking partner; to Madeline and Peggy, a happy Senior Year; to Mary' Ann. her Navy boy; to Sandy, her dream-boy; and to Len” Samatoske. O Z U and four not three. I, Tim Slone, hereby will to Sam DeMario, ten more successful years at E.H.S.; to my friends, the chance to fulfill their ambitions in life; to My Fellow S.G.A. brothers, the ability to keep on top; and to Terry, I leave myself. I, Francis Stackpoole, hereby will to Mr. Phillips, better English classes than mine have been; to Mr. Jerome, that all the boys in his classes have flat tops; to Ship Flanders, the brains to finish school, and to the Navy, me. I. Rosemary Stauffer, hereby will to Linda Wyatt, any of the fellows left at E.H.S.; to Nancy Dailey, my old moldy gym suit and sneakers; to Carol E.. all the old erasers at Smith Tech; to Eastwood High, I leave. I. Dick Steinbach. hereby will to B. Snyder, Shakes- peare's ability; to P. Schmidt, my half of the locker; to Mr. Schattinger. the ability to pronounce B. Waskie- wicz's last name; to B. Parker, many wins with his Sid Hydro; to B. G., a happy future with L. C.; and to M.L.S., the nicest Christmas tree in Erieville. I. Myron Steinberg, hereby will to Richard Mura, my 1948 Ford truck; to my sister Barbara, I leave all my books (good luck) and also good luck in your Senior Year; to Dave Parker. I leave my outboard motor. I. Judy Stott, hereby will to Carol R.. the ability to have successful parties; to Delores D., a bus schedule to find out what time the Sunnycrest bus comes; to Ronnie C.. friendship always; to Pat P.. another boy from Delhi; to Delta, success; and to Miss Hearn, many thanks for everything. I. Priscilla Sutor, hereby will Kathy S.—Shelly; to Barb V.. Rao, Maryann T.. Pat F.. and Nina S.. a con- tinuing friendship; to my brother and Jim V., their red convertible; to Mr. Foster, many thanks; to my little sorority sisters,” Carol and Judy, success; to the Beta girls, fabulous memories of a terrific sorority. I, Ed Szatanek, hereby will to Chuck P.. the ability to type twenty words a minute; to J. K. a happy life; to Frank C., a girl; and to myself the happy memories of Eastwood. I. Stanley Szatanek, hereby will to Diamond R., the ability to pass a Business Math test, and a pencil; to Stanley M.. insurance; to the Class of 60.” the best of luck; to my former class of ”55” fellow students, passing grades; and to Eastwood, I leave. I, Ruth Tarnacki, hereby will to Judy and Delores, success; to Freda, happiness with Harold; to Connie, her wit; to Zcta, riots and PJ parties; to Frank, my brother, Eastwood: to College Clinic, four fruit cakes; to Mrs. Wells, her smile; and to Miss Hearn, thanks. I. Anthony Tartaglia, hereby will Francis Clark, the ability to graduate from Eastwood; to Gary Goodelle, a church key. I, Shirley Tessicr, hereby will Connie, my lasting friendship; the gang, the laughs and tears we’ve shared; Gamma, the ability to remain on top; Sandy, my thanks; Mary Margaret, the right one; Ronnie, a big “smooch”; and myself, to follow the path meant by God! I, Anita Verguson, hereby will Joanne, my pills; Sam, the ability to organize another Monday Night League; Connie. Shirl, and Donna, our friendship; and to Eddie, my love. I, Barbara Vesccra. hereby will to Connie and Jo. continued friendship; to Priscilla, a 20 day delivery service; to Forch and Rao, good times; to my sister. Pat, My SAFE Driving Rules; to J.A.B.. that special guy; to the gang.” memories of those old parties; to Sam and Jim, credits; and to B. Snyder, tremendous success. I. Connie Waldon, hereby will Shirley, my everlasting friendship; the gang, wonderful memories; Mary, peace with Chuck; Sam—Ellie; Ronnie, a girl; Dick, the abil- ity to graduate; Betty, a steady; Gamma, to stay on top; to Sal, love, luck and happiness. I. Robert Waskiewicz, herby will Duck Mura, the ability to pass history; Jerry P., to finish high school; Al D., to own a ship of his own; to T. M., 1 give all my love; and to Ron K., to be on time once in his life. I. Ray Weil, hereby will my sister Judy, fun and suc- cess in Eastwood; Col, membership in the P.P.C.; Rick, a spot on P.J.’s 9; Dick B.. Alpha: Boby, a clutch; Sal, Miss Newman: Dave C.. bloodless spikes; Betty, every- thing. for a wonderful girl; and to Mary Ann and Stan, boxing gloves. I, Robert White, hereby will to my cousin, Bill, and Dave Parker, all the fun I've had at Eastwood; to Jim Hurick, the ability to graduate; and to myself, the abil- ity to get along with a certain girl. I. Maynard Wright, hereby will K. Hill, a faster car to beat me in a drag; J. Meager, my 90% marks in Print Shop; T. Tartaglia. M. Doyle, and M. Paparo, my abil- ity to shoot a pheasant; to Karen B., myself; and to B. J. Hess and the faculty, my thanks. I. Mary Wood, hereby will to my sister, Nancy, all the good times I have had in E.H.S.; to Kathy Walker and Ann Foster, our continued friendship; to Boby Gentile, the lovely plaid belt; to Miss Hearn and the members of the faculty, my many thanks. I, Delores awadzki, hereby will to Marilyn B., the ability not to stay home every night; to Mary Ellen, five letters a day from???; to Miss Hearn, many thanks; and to Bud. all the happiness in the world. I. Leonora Zobkiw, hereby will to the girls in Delta, many wonderful times and close friendships; to Pat. an interpreter for telephone conversations; to Sandy, Van Cliburn for a husband; and to Angie, the chance to be the only girl in a class full of boys. I. James Ianuzi. hereby will to Dink Dink, the ability to deliver route No. 42 with no mistakes; to my sister, my history book that I never used; and to anyone doubling in 12th year English. Uggh; to Miss Man- chester. a quiet 1st period; to E.H.S., I leave. Our Guest “No,” said Sue Pike, “all English people do not drink tea. This was only one of the statements to come from this year's foreign student from Chatham, Kent, England — Susan Elizabeth Pike. On August 9, 1958, she was met by her American family, Mr. and Mrs. Marcy Bower, and their daughter, Marcia. In England Sue’s family consists of her parents, one sister and one brother. Sue has found time for many activities since school started in the fall: American Field Service Club, Delta Pi Alpha sorority, National Honor Society, Archery, Bowling, and Red Cross. She portrayed the Russian Countess in “You Can't Take It With You,” the Senior Play of 1959. Because of her quick sense of humor, she was voted “the Wittiest Girl in the Senior Class.” When Site returns to England, she has another year of school before she can enter college. She would like to either follow jour- nalism or teaching as a profession. Sue, it has been a real pleasure to have you at Eastwood High School this year. You have added a great deal to our Senior Year. We wish you success and happiness when you return to your homeland. BIOLOGY nos c STUDENT COUNCIL A dvisor MISS JANE DICKINSON OFFICERS President Ray Weil Vice-President Bob Gentile Secretary Mary Jewell Treasurer Sue Howard Members: Front: Gene Macri, Mary Jewell. Bob Gentile. Ray Weil, Sue Howard. Dave Callahan. Betty Alampi. Second row: Pat Tartaglione, Jeannette Barnes. Sue Larkin. Kay Rotcamp, Joanne Magnarclli, Mark Konick, Mary Ann Mineo, Gerry Kray, Judy Laurenti, Alice Polly. Third row: Carlton Aldrick, Mary Ann Marra. Carolyn Armstrong. Kathy Heater, Noreen Dottolo, Carol Caccione, Gloria Falcone. Rita Fittapaldi, Janet Zirilli, Barb Konick. Fourth row: Jim George, Sandy Pickard. Nina Scuderi, Sharon Morlitz, Grace Ferrara, Shirley Tessier. Pat Fortuno, Janice Garrison, Sue Sexton. Elizabeth Metrick, Mary Ann Tucci. Jo Ann McDonald. Fifth row: Bruce Olander. Tim Stone, Ray Bennett, Jim Gray, Ron Capone. Sal Madonna. Morgan Doyle, Tom Alihrandi. Tony Fantacone, Bob Crupi, Kathy Roberts, Carol Tucci. First row: Jean Egerbrecht, Stan Sitnik. Barbara Hendry, Tom Alibrandi, Sue Howard, Gregory Ba luki. Joan Egerbrecht. Second row: Monica Vasinelli, Judy Jones, Janet Zirilli, Anita Ingalls, Betty Alampi. Josephine Fcrcrra, Dorothy Bechtlc. Third row: Isal cl Walker, Barbara Mack. Dean Taylor. Samira Geddis, Ronald Pugh. Molly Holdridge. Carolyn Cardinale. Eugene Macri. Fourth row: Mike Paparo. Donald Andrews. Peter Horton. Tony Tartaglia, Arthur Tapper, Bill Eichelberger. Fifth row: Paul Debes, Phil Schmidt, Gary GodelTe, Ron Egerbrecht, Bob Gentile, Dick Baker. MONITORS Advisor MR. ROBERT OLIVER EASTWOOD FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA Advisor ANN S. VIVENZIO OFFICERS President Robert Anderson Vice-President Janice Garrison Secretary Gloria Rybak Treasurer Sharlene LaNeve Members: First row, left to right: Sharlene LaNeve, Janice Garrison, Patricia Howard, Robert Anderson. Anita Pisano, Barbara Tucci. Second row: Olivia Jamieson, Susan Larkin, Mary Jane Stagnitta, Diane Magari. Sharon Grego, Kay Rotcamp, Trudy Fashana. Third row: Pat Romando, Judy Weil. Rosalie DeSocio, Josette Guercio, Janette Barnes. Carol Oldreive, Frances Procopio. Fourth row: Cheryl Nicholson, Mary Ann Tornahene. Karne Foley, Ruth Tarnacki. FUTURE NURSES OF AMERICA Faculty Advisor CHARLOTTE BURLETON OFFICERS Spring President Donna Reed Vice-President Donna Shanahan Secretary Shirley Tessier Treasurer Elfriede Lahuda First row: Elfriede Lahuda, Donna Reed. Donna Shanahan. Shirley Tessier. Second row: Barbara Bent , Jane DiVcronica. Kathryn Heater, Elizabeth Alampi, Margaret Kellogg. Third row: Charlotte Burleton (advisor) . Barbara Hendry, Kathleen Fusaro, Linda Volz, Johanna Albright, Joan Rospendowski, Donna Firenze. COLLEGE CLINIC Advisor MISS CATHERINE HEARN OFFICERS President Ruth Tarnacki Vice-President Angela Tucci Secretary Jo Ann Magnarelli Treasurer Betsy Harbosky Members: First row. left to right: A. Tucci. E. Met rick, R. Tarnacki. R. Maurer. J. Mag narclli, B. Harbosky. L. Zobkiw, I. Walker. Second row: B. Polise. I). Davoli, J. Thater, S. Dzicdzic, J. Barnes, X. Hanley. I.. Hager. C. Bishop. Third row: M. Popolardo. B. Brown, B. Bechtlc. K. Larkin, A. Cirillo. B. Latin. M. Jewell. Fourth row: S. Nichclson. B. Cardeli. C. Curan, R. Egloff. K. Foley, W. Mayerhoffer, J. Garrison, C. Long. First row: Sal Madonna. Sue Whitfield. Glenn Kray. Sue Pike. Tom Alibrandi. Gloria Rybak. Second row: Barbara Mott. Ann Marie Hayes. Roxanne Buckley. David Jackson. Harold Lewis. Sue Oppcrman. Marcia Bower. Third row: Bob ticker. Barbara Cardeli. Barbara Pohmcr, Linda Barncll, Jeanne Redwood. Kathy Sobotka. AMERICAN FIELD SERVICE Adxjisors MR. ROBERT OLIVER MR. ROBERT GIAMBATTISTA MISS CATHERINE HEARN OFFICERS President Glenn Kray Vice-President Sylvia Napoli Secretary Sue Whitfield Treasurer Tom Alibrandi Assistant Treasurer Gloria Rybak HONOR SOCIETY 12th OFFICERS President Sal Madonna Vice-President Malcolm Callison Secretary Sandy Geddis Treasurer Isabel Walker First row, left to right: Ray Weil. Barbara Phillips. Malcolm Callison. Ronald Spinek. Sandra Geddis. David Callahan. Susan Howard. Second row: Carolyn Cardinale. Marcia Bower, Susan Pike. Barbara Clark. Delores Davoli. F.nola Hart, Judy Kessler. Third row: Nina Scuderi, Barbara Bentz, Sheryl Gillmor, William Mick, Jeannine Borst. Lee Zobkiw. Fourth row: Gary Hay ford. Robert Anderson, Pat Pyrah. Edward S atanek. Paul Ccrio. Frank Carulli. Not present: Sal Madonna. First rowr. left to right: Nancy Meldrim. Barbara Sarkus. Jack Bataglia, Isabel Walker. Harold Lewis, Carole Long. Second row: Rosalie DeSocio. Dorothy Bechtle. Sheryl Nichol- son, Jill Sigourney. Jeanette Barnes. Joanne Seeley. Karyl Larkin. Sharon Parzyk. Third row’: Richard Conklin, Charlene La Neve, lorn Calabretta, Julian. Corsello. Angela Rayo, Barbara Polisse. Elaine Lauterborn, Man1 Ann Mineo. Fourth row: Barbara Stynng, Susan Hanley, Elsa Aronson. Barbara Cardeli. Jim Gray. Roland Rotcamp. Beverly Brown. Fifth row: Craig Smith. John Miller. Barbara Pohmer, William Moran. Gary Lindstrom. John Valerio, David Hardwich. HONOR SOCIETY 10th Nth Advisors MISS MARY MANCHESTER MISS DOROTHY NEWMAN First row: Richard Baker. Nino Barncllo, Tina Karelia. Diamond Ricclli. Judy Bishop. Tony Pclose, Charles Sampson. Second row: Ernest Grosso. Monica Vasinelli. Kathy Walker, Karen Babikan. Anita Pisano. Sandra Paparo. Theresa Iauco.’Mary Marra, Joyce Falcia- tano. Third row-: Howard Lowe. Joyce Podolak. Kathy Faulkner. Mary Jewell. Betty Ann Gherkc, Anne Foster, Karyl Larkin, Linda Volz. Fourth row: Gene Laurenti. Judy Amlott, Antoinette Colose, Roseanna Spano. Barbara Polmer. Norma Jacobs. Barbara Sarkiis, Joscttc Guersio. Roseanne Vitiello. Fifth row: Phil Schmidt. Tom Alibrandi. Morgan Doyle. Stanley Sitnik. Howard Stethcrs. Jack Dailey. Paul Debes. Tony Tartaglia. Gary Godelle. Not Present: Nancy’ Dailey, Clista Schneider. Kathy Steinberg. AMERICAN JUNIOR REI) CROSS Faculty Advisor LELA SINE OFFICERS President Diamond Ricelli Vice-President Tony Pclose Secretary Tina Farella Treasurer Judy Bishop Members: First row: Eugene Macri. Marion Jewell. Sue Howard, Bill Snyder. Mary Jewell, Judy Clears. Second row: Sue Ann Opperman. Jo-Ann McDonald. Elizabeth Metrick, Carol Bishop. Betty Alampi. Pat Breshnan. Lois Brcshnan, Carolyn Cardinale: Third row: Elfriede I.abuda. Jeanette Barnes. Barb Betuz. Barb Hendry, Kathy Kray. Linda Comstock, Ann Holst. Fourth row: Malcolm Callison. Bill Eichclbcrgcr. Gary Lindstrom, Glenn Kray, Sal Madonna. Mike Papparo. Fifth row: Frank Carulli. Phil Schmidt. DRAMATICS CLUB Faculty Advisor MR. ALLYN PHILLIPS OFFICERS President Susan Howard Vice-President Marion Jewell .Secretary Bill Snyder Treasurer Mary Jewell “HI-LITES” Faculty Advisors MRS. STEPHANIE BEAULIEU and MR. BERNARD J. HESS Edilorin-Chicf Sue Howard News Editor Sandy Giamartino Feature Editors David Callahan Carol Long Exchange Editor Malcolm Callison Business Manager Bill Mick Sports Editors Ron Spinek Beverly Brown Photograph Editor Sal Madonna Artist Arthur Pisano Advertising Manager Eugene Macri Members: First row', left to right: Jeannine Borst, Ron Spinek. Carole Long. Dave Callahan. Sue Howard. Malcolm Callison. Sandy Giamartino. Second row: Mary Margaret Marra, Janice Garrison. Marion Jewell. Barbara Sarkus. Roseanne Viet tel lo. Mary Jewell. Carolyn Cardinale. Marie Pappalardo. Third row: Eugene Macri. Jerry Kray. Kathy Kray. Armand Schiano, Carol Bishop. Beverly Brown. Patricia Howard. Bonnie Bechtle. Mr. B. J. Hess. Fourth row: Wanda Mayerhofcr. Pat Pyrah. Ed Szatenek, David Hardwich, Bill Eichel- berger. Sal Madonna. Barbara Hendry. Nancy Meldrim. OFFICE WORKERS First row: Enola Hart. Judy Kessler. Marion Jewell. Joan Egerbrecht. Carol Rcdw’ood, Linda Delaney. Second row: Theresa Speech. Dolores Davoli. Barbara Mott. Marcia Bower. Joan Wysockey, Dorothy Bechtle. Third row: Carolyn Cardinale. Carol Castle, Janet Baier, Rosemarie Menzi, Grace Cali, Elizabeth Metrick. Fourth row: Carol Cacchione, Violet Corron, Marjorie Bajue, Jean Podolak. Kathy Kray. Fifth row: Sandra Pickard. Kathy Robertson. Elsie Pilger. Wanda Mayerhofcr. Judy Stott. Members: First row: Carolyn Cardinale, Jean Egcrbrecht, Barbara Phillips, Joan Eger- brecht. Jean nine Borst. Second row: Marcia Meager, (.race D'Agustino. Olivia Jameson. Kathy Kirkwood. Kay Kotcamp. Mary Ann Mineo. Dorothy Bechtle. Third row: Mary Ann Ccntore. Natalie Rayo. Marcia Peck. Janice Garrison. Karyl Larkin. Beverly Brown. Bonnie Bechtle. Fourth row: Marion Jewell. Koscrma Spano, Mary Ellen Abcnanty, Barbara Sar- kus. Joyce Francis. Kristy McCarthy. Fifth row: Mike Holdridge, Sue Whitfield, Paul Debes. Dave Callahan. Gary Goodelle. Bill Frank. E.A.A. and YEARBOOK SOLICITORS Faculty Advisor MR. MERTON O HARE Members: First row: John Rhodes. Jim Iannonc, Sal Madonna. Leo Santini. Second row: Craig Smith. Peter Laun. Richard Dickenson, l.arry Good fellow. Third row: Paul Lucas, Bruce Peggs. Chris Macy. Bob Wilson. Fourth row: Bill Van Ostrand. Gus Brown. PROJECTION SQUAD Advisor RUSSEL SEIDEL CHEER- LEADING SQUAD Faculty Advisor MRS. ETHEL VAN SCOY Captain Sheryl Gillmor Mascot Terry Spcach Members: Betty Alampi, Carolyn Cardinale, Joan Egcrbrccht, Jean Egcrbrecht, Janice Gar- rison. Sue Howard, Judy Jones. Elfriede I.abuda. Mary Ann Marra (Co-Captain) , Mary Ann Rao. MAJORETTE SQUAD Faculty Advisor JOHN WILKIE Head Majorette JUDY CLEARY Jane DiVeronica. Janet Albino. Marylou Davies, Judy Cleary. SCIENCE CLUB A dvisor MRS. JANE SCHEUERLE President Craig Smith Vice-President Jane Edwards Secretary Bruce Peggs Treasurer Karen Foley Members: First row: Bruce Peggs. Craig Smith. Jane Edwards, Karen Foley. Second row: Mrs. Schcuerlc, Frank Malfitano. Barbara Laun. Helen Kenyon, Will Sheding. Third row: Marty Haske. Patty Bresnahan, Wayne Scott, Carol Long. Bill Moran. a - 0 °.H ',,J ' a l°’'t W H° 'cn'e Jl v «V a. - S e PERCUSSION Pat Brcsnahan Robert Conklin Larry Goodsight Gary Hayford Ronald Pugh Donald Snyder Ronald Spinck Beverly Turo BASS CLARINET Marilyn Miller CLARINETS BAND Sue Bertrand Marcia Bower Janet Cooper John Delia Frank Mallitano Floyd Moon Gerald Santini Randy Unger Marvin Virklcr CORNETS Glenn Eichelbcrger Richard Knapp Robert Petri Alfred Rusci to Stanley Sutkowski Richard Wheeler Advisor JOHN WILKIE FLUTES Elsa Aronson Giannina Dr Fima Dorothy Pekurncy Angela Tucci OBOES Sandra Geddis Elaine Lauterhorn SAXOPHONES Robert Ames William Eichclberger Joseph Solpictro George Titus BASSES Jack Dailey John Meager TROMBONES Lewis Childs Charles Lcntbckc Gary Lindstrom James Sigourney BARITONE HORNS Charles Mitchell Eric Murrock FRENCH HORN Clifford Drake Left to right, seated: Sandra Geddis, Elaine Lautcrborn, Carol Bishop. Standing: Glenn Eichclbcrgcr, John Delia, Elsa Aronson, Giannina De Furia, Angela Tucci. ALL-CITY ORCHESTRA Left to right, seated: Elaine Lautcrborn, Giannina De Furia, Angela Tucci, Elsa Aronson, Sandra Geddis. Standing: Lou Childs, Marilyn Miller, Gary Hay- ford, Carol Bishop, Glenn Eichelberger, John Delia. ALL-COUNTY BAND ORCHESTRA ALL-STATE SECTIONAL Left to right, seated: Angela Tucci, Carol Bishop, Elsa Aronson. Standing: Glenn Eichelberger, Sandra Geddis, John Delia. Left to right, seated: Sandra Geddis, Elaine Lauterborn, Giannina De Furia, Angela Tucci, Elsa Aronson. Standing: Lou Childs, Marilyn Miller. Glenn Eichel- berger, Marvin Virkler, Sue Bertrand, John Delia, Marcia Bower. ALL-CITY BAND SENIOR CHORUS MISS DORIS GREEN Director Members: First row, P. Bresnahan, B. Laun, L. Bresnahan. B. Mott, E. kes- selring. M. Hold ridge. S. Siler. S. Waful, E. Fredettc, L. Coodsight, W. Black, C. Frappier, M. Miller. K. Black. I). Podolak. J. Arnone. Second row, A. Hayes, B. Hoffman, I). Firenze, k. Frenz, J. Louise, F. Varady, VV. Maycrhofer, B. Alampi, F. Stack poo le, H. Lowe, A. Pisano, A. Schiano, F. Procopio, R. Buckley, M. Whitney, H. Doody. Third row, R. Egloff, J. Francis, D. Miller, E. Mctrick. N. Dailey, N. Rayo, E. Davis. B. Jones, C. Nicholson, W. Scott, G. Lowe, A. Tappier, I.. Childs. J. Barnes. R. Tarnacki, F'. F'urney. Fourth row, T. Mablc. N. Prior, R. Maurer, A. Calabria, J. Weber, C. Harrington, J. Egan. S. Howard, B. Pohmcr. K. Sobotka, L. Robinson, G. Ba luki, C. Sampson, J. Iannone, A. Holmes, P. Horton, A. Mural. F. Olin, K. Preston, B. Cardeli. Not present: M. Biel, k. Britzer, J. Dailey. CL DeFuria, W. Fuchcl- l erger. S. Gillmor, W. Hannon, k. Inauzzi, W. Ladcr. S. LaNcve, E. Lautcr- born, S. Lewis, B. Mack, T. Macri, k. McCarthy, T. Myslivecck, M. Peck, D. Shannon, J. Solpietro, M. Straight, A. Tartaglia, A. Tucci. INNER CHOIR MISS DORIS GREEN Director Members: First row, B. Mott. M. Holdridge. B. A lam pi, S. Waful, M. Whitney, J. Barnes. Second row. E. Kesselring, F. Varady, L. Goodsight, C. Frappier. Third row, YV. Mayer- hofer, F. Stackpoole, 7. Black, A. Pisano. F. Olin. Fourth row, G. Lowe. J. Ian none, G. Bazluki, A. Tapper, H. Lowe, R. Tarnacki. Not present: R. Anderson. C. Bishop. L. Childs, G. DeFuria, R. DeSocio. YV. Eichelberger. D. Firenze, YV. Lader. S. Laneve, E. La u ter born, L. Lederer, M. Miller, M. Peck, C. Schneider, J. Sopietro, A. Tartaglia, A. Tucci. Bottom, left to right: Fran DiFulio. Ken Hill. Morgan Doyle. Bill Galvin. Paul Debes, Howie Stethers, Jack Dailey, Dick Baker, Stan Sitnik, Dave Camardo. Second row: Mr. Neufang, Mr. Schattinger, Harold Smith, Bob Gentile, Greg Ba luki, Bob Ames. Diamond Ricelli, Frank Giglio, Stan Morlando, Mr. Testa, Mr. Petroff. Third row: Sam Ebare, Chuck Pritchard. Tom Weil, Jack Warren. Jim Black. Tom Alibrandi, Gary Goodelle, Jim Bar- nello. Dick Falciatano, Jim Gray, Jim DeCoursey, Ron Kotcamp. Front: Manager Gene Macri. FOOTBALL MR. PASQUALE “PAT” TESTA Head Coach MR. JOSEPH PETROFF MR. ROBERT NUEFANG MR. JOHN SCHATTINGER Assistant Coaches League Standing: 3rd. Team Co-Captains: Howie Stethers and Bill Galvin. Most Valuable (elected by team): Bill Galvin. Recognition on All League Teams: All State 3rd Team: Bill Galvin; All City 1st Team: Bill Galvin. Jack Dailey; All City 2nd Team: Ken Hill, Fran DiFulio, Howie Stethers, Dick Baker; All City Honorable Mention: Paul Dcbes. Dave Camardo, Gary Goodelle, Frank Giglio. Jim Black. Tom Alibrandi. Eastwood 20 Vocational 0 Eastwood 20 Central 0 Eastwood 18 Nottingham 19 Eastwood 7 North 0 Eastwood 20 C.B.A. 32 Eastwood 6 Valley 0 j. V. FOOTBALL MR. LYLE WELKERT Coach Front, left to right: Bill Black, Grant Borst. John Serafin. Bill Finnic. Bob Sacco, Ron Campbell. Tom Phillips; 2nd row: Mr. Welkert, Bill Hannon, Jim Vacco. Bob Monto. Tony Licamele, Frank Cali; 3rd row: Marco Pignalberi, John Meager, Ray Bennett, Frank Benedetto, Carl Reistrom, A1 Ruscito. Eastwood 6 Eastwood 21 Eastwood 0 Eastwood 7 Central 21 Vocational 12 North 41 Nottingham 21 FOOTBALL COACHING STAFF Left to right: Mr. Joseph Petroff, Mr. Pasqualc “Pat Testa, Mr. Robert Nuefang. Eastwood 1 North 6 Eastwood 5 Valiev 3 Eastwood 2 Central 1 Eastwood 5 Nottingham 9 Eastwood 2 Smith Tech 3 Eastwood 6 Vocational . ... 5 Eastwood 11 C.B.A 2 Eastwood 2 North 3 Eastwood 3 Valiev 1 Eastwood 1 Central 2 Eastwood 11 Nottingham 0 Eastwood 7 Smith Tech 5 Eastwood 7 Vocational 3 Eastwood 0 C.B.A. 4 League Standing: 4th. Team Captain: Ray Weil Most Valuable (elected by team): George Pullin. Recognition on All League Teams: All City 1st Team: Howie Stethers; All City 2nd Team: George Pullin; All City Honorable Mention: John Macko, Dom Fortuno, Ron Kotcamp. BASEBALL MR. WARREN JEROME Coach Bottom, left to right: George Pullin. John Kavanaugh, Ron Kotcamp, Mr. Jerome, Dom Fortuno. Howie Stethers, Warren Stevens. Second row: Glenn Eichclbergcr, Mike Murphy, Stan Sitnik, Ray Weil, Mike Carno, Tom Phillips. Third row: Manager Gary Hayford, Dave Camardo, Bob Ames, John Macko, Fran DiFulio, Jim Barnello. GOLF MR. MERTON O’HARE Coach Left to right: Jack Edwards, Ed Heck, Mr. O'Harc. Bruce McNeil. Jack Judge. Not present: Bill Bana ck, Bill Mick. Eastwood 12 Smith Tech 0 Eastwood 10i 2 Central 2 F'astwood 11 Nottingham 1 Eastwood 12 Vocational 0 Eastwood Fast wood 11 12 Valley Smith 1 cch 1 0 League Standing: 1st (36 consecutive league victories) Eastwood 8 «fill 1 1 I 1 A V.VII Central 4 Most Valuable (elected by team) : Bill Banazek. Eastwood 7 Nottingham 5 Eastwood 12 Valley 0 Eastwood ll. 2 Vocational Vl TRACK MR. CHARLES FOSTER Coach Front, left to right: Jerry Emmons, Phil Schmidt. Mike Paparo, Morgan Doyle. Ron Spinek. Bill Finnic. Back: Mr. Foster, Louis Falgiatano, Chris Maccy. Jim Black, Sal Madonna. Bill Frank. Art Pisano. Dom Fittipaldi. Most Valuable (elected by team) : Morgan Doyle. BASKETBALL Left to right: Ron Kotcamp, Toni Maliar. Fran DiFulio, Ken Hill, Jack Dailey. Tom Phil- lips. Tom Alibrandi, Bob Ames. Jim Barnello. Mr. Petroff. Front: Manager Don Barnell. MR. JOSEPH PETROFF Coach Eastwood 47 Central 54 Eastwood 81 Vocational 66 Eastwood 59 C.B.A. 70 Eastwood 55 Valley Smith Tech 62 Eastwood 91 57 Eastwood 67 North 49 Eastwood 45 Nottingham 52 Eastwood 65 Central 61 Eastw’ood 54 Vocational 59 Eastwood 46 C.B.A. 62 Eastwood 56 Valley 63 Eastwood 57 Smith Tech 48 Eastw’ood 69 North 56 Eastw’ood 55 Nottingham 59 League Standing: 5th. Team Captain: Ken Hill. Most Valuable (elected by team) : Ron Kotcamp. Recognition on All League Teams: All City 2nd Team: Ron Kotcamp; All City Honorable Mention: Ken Hill. Tom Alibrandi, Fran DiFulio, Jim Barnello. J.V. BASKETBALL MR. WARREN JEROME Coach Front, left to right: Frank Rayo, Jim Vacco, Sam Ebare, Rick Familo, Tom Macri. Back: Ron Campbell, John Nicotra. Norm Traino, Dick Rock. Chuck Haas, Glenn Eichelberger, Mr. Jerome. Eastwood 25 Central 28 Eastwood 27 Vocational 45 Eastwood 31 C.B.A. 45 Eastwood 39 Valley 34 Eastwood 41 Smith Tech 33 Eastwood 45 St. Patrick’s 42 Eastwood 26 North 49 Eastwood 40 Cherry Road 25 Eastwood 43 Nottingham 41 East wood 35 Fayetteville-Manlius 25 Eastwood 45 Central 43 Eastwood 20 West Genesee 38 Eastwood 40 West Genesee 39 Most Valuable (elected by team) : Tom Macri. League Standing: 5th. Eastwood Eastwood East wcxxl 36 Jamesville-DcWitt 39 C.B.A. 54 North Syracuse 48 20 51 Eastwood 44 C.B.A. 40 Left to right: Dick 1'emple, Tony Licamele, Jack Vogler, Herbie Owens, Mr. Brennan, Bob Zucker, Bob Monto, Don Linville. Bill Black. FRESHMAN BASKETBALL MR. THOMAS BRENNAN Coach BEGINNERS BOWLING Faculty Advisor MRS. DOROTHY HETTLER First row. left to right: Nancy Prior. Sandy Geddis. Jcri Ingalls. Joanne Magnarelli. Anita Ingalls. Maureen Mannigan. Sheryl Gillmor. Second row: Sue Opperman. Elaine Lauter born. Ann Holst, Kristi McCarthy. Marie Pappalardo. Janet Louise. Theresa Iauco. Jo Ann McDonald. Third row: Joanne Falco. Mary Marra. Freda Olin, Kathy Kray. Janet Baier. Sharon Graver, Sally Herrick. Karen Black. Fourth row: Sue Sexton. Mary Ann Centore. Angela Ravo. Betsv Hrabowski. Helen Doody, Pat Vesccra, Bonnie Bcchtle. Fifth row: Barb Styring, Madeline Renahan. Robin Maurer. Barbara Pohmer, Sue Howard. Roserma Spano. Kathy Sobtka. Not present: Nora Ashwood. Carol Armstrong. Mary Ann Brown. Elaine Ceremeli, Linda Comstock, Elizabeth Davis. Carol Dugan. Fran Di Basio, Ginnina DeFuria. Elaine Furney. Judy Folsom. Trudy Fashana. Kathy Faulkner. Pat Howard. Nancy Hardtcr. Beth Ann Jones. Carol Kulas, Molly Miller. Carlenc Mano, Carol Oldreive, Marcia Peck. Sue Pike. Natalie Rayo, Priscilla Sutor, Fran Schneider, Peggy Thornton. Joyce Weber. First row. left to right: Kathy Giordano, Trudy Fashana. Delores Davoli. Kathy Faulkner. Beth Ann Jones. Marcia Peck. Barbara Mott. Second row: Natalie Rayo. Elizabeth Davis. Linda Comstock. Joanne Casalnuovo. Pat Howard. Pat Pistille. Marilyn Marra. Third row: Judy Folsom, Marcia Bower. Sue Pike. Ginnina DeFuria. Maureen Cowen. Ruth Tarnacki, Barbara Polisse. Fourth row: Donna Shanahan. Elaine Furney. Joyce Weber. Molly Miller. Carol Oldreive. Not present: Carol Armstrong. Nano Bechtlc. Roxanne Buckley. Linda Comstock. Barbara Corcoran. Helen Doody. Nancy Dow less, Joanne Falco. Kathy Giordano. Kathy Heater. Kathy Jcmola, Theresa Mable. Mary Marra, Pat McQuillen. Janet Menter. Jill Sigourney. Mary Whelen. GIRLS BOWLING Faculty Advisor MRS. DOROTHY HETTLER GIRLS BADMINTON Faculty Advisor MRS. DOROTHY HETTLER First row. left to right: Dorothy Bechtle. Sue Opperman. Ann Holst, Linda Comstock, Elfy Lahuda. Jo Ann McDonald. Marie Fappalardo. Second row: Ann Mural, Maureen Cowen. Nancy Hardier. Molly Holdridge, Sue Sexton. Judy Kessler, Isabel Walker. Third row: Bar- bara Cardeli. Carol Jarrnac. Elizabeth Davis, Janet Louise. Barbara Mack. Fran Schneider, Theresa Pikulinski. Fourth row: Brenda Cowen, Nancy Hanley. Sue Hanley, Elaine Furney, Kathy Kray, Janet Baier, Jcri Ingalls. Josette Guercio. Fifth row: Donna Shanahan. Karen Preston, Nonna Jacobs. Madeline Kenahan. Joan Wilsie, Marilyn Miller, Freda Olin, Molly Miller. Not present: Judy Amlott, Marjorie Bajus, Madelyn Grenga. Carol Gutchess, Sandy Geddis. Anita Ingalls. Carol Jarmac. Kathy Jemola, Mary Kurlowicz, Carol Kline, Irene Kline. Karen Lovine. Anita Pisano, Donna Roche. Sharon Stranded. Judy Thater. First row. left to right: Linda Mattcson. Liz Metrick. Nancy Dowless. Janet Menter. Second row: Shirley Roth, Joyce Weber. Marcia Peck. Priscilla Sutor, Molly Miller. Maureen Cowen: Third row: Joanne Magnarelli. Betsy Hrabowski, Janet Louise. Janet Baier, Vir- ginia Shaffer, Judy Shaffer. Not present: Johanna Albright. Jeannine Borst, Phyllis Bern- hard, Pat Brown. Joan Berger. Barb Clark. Brenda Cowen, Stella Dziedzic. Rosalie DeSocio, Kathy Fusaro. Judy Folsom. Nancy Hardier. Pat Hermann, Nancy Husted. Myra Haskins, Nancy Hanley. Doris Holt, Karen Ianuzi, Kathy Jemola. Helen Kenyon, Kathy Kirkwood, Peggy Lawrence, Carolyn Myers. Diane Miller, Lorraine Overton, Vicky Rovito, Zoc Ann Rogers, Roserma Spano, Judy Thater. Isa! cl Walker, Donna Zaleski. MODERN DANCE RANGER- ETTES Faculty Advisor MRS. DOROTHY HETTLER GIRLS VOLLEYBALL Faculty Advisor MRS. DOROTHY HETTLER i First row, left to right: Barb Clark, Maureen Cowen, Sue Sexton. Jane Caltibiano, Kathy Kray, Jo Ann McDonald. Theresa Iauco. Second row: Sue Oppcrman. Myra Haskins, Ann Holst, Beth Ann Jones, Janet Louise, Linda Comstock. Ann Mural. Third row: Elizabeth Davis, Freda Olin, Karen Black, Sue Hanley. Kathy Sobotka. Jeri Ingalls. Fourth row: Elaine Furney, Madeline Rcnahan. Roserma Spano, Nancy Hanley, Norma Jacobs. Barbara Pohmer, Barbara Styring. Not present: Janet Arnonc. Carol Armstrong, Marilyn Barbato, Diane Busco, Carolyn Camic, Brenda Cowen, Nancy Dailey, Nancy Dowlcss, Stella Dziedzic, Jacqueline Egan, Trudy Fashana, Pat Flynn, Ann Foster. Kathy Giordan a, Madeline Grcnga. Joscttc Guercio, Nancy Hardier, Ann Marie Hayes, Kathy Hustcd. Kathy Jerola, Carol Kulas, Carol Kline. Irene Kline. Shari Lee. Rosemary Menzie. Sharon Morlitz. Janet Menter, Molly Miller. Linda Matteson, Sharon Parzych. Zoe Ann Rogers. Mary Ann Straight, Fran Schneider, Judy Thaler. Sandy Visscr, Judy Voglcr. GIRLS ARCHERY Faculty Advisor MRS. DOROTHY HETTLER First row. left to right: Barbara Mott, Lois Bresnahan. Linda Comstock. Elfy Labuda. Kristi McCarthy, Barb Polisse. Second row: Pat Bresnahan, Doris Haas. Elizabeth Davis. Liz Met rick, Ann Mural. Third row: Myra Haskins. Shirley Roth, Maureen Mannigan, Anita Ingalls. Sally Herrick, Sue Pike, Freda Olin, Barbara Pohmer, Roserma Spano. Marilyn Miller. GIRLS SWIMMING Faculty Advisor MRS. DOROTHY HETTLER First row. left to right: Janet Menter. Linda Matteson. Carol Oldreive. Trudy Fasliana. Theresa Iauco. Sharon Parzych, Janet Baier. .Second row: Marcia Gruszynski, Carol Jartnac, Roslyn Jones. Pal Howard. Jo Ann Klod en. Isabel Walker, Nancy Dowless. Barbara Mack. Third row: Pat Flynn. Helen Doody. Barb Polisse. Marilyn Miller. Jcri Ingalls. Theresa Pikulinski. Josette Guercio. Fourth row: Kathy Faulkner. Mary Ann Centore, Sharon Craver, Norma Jacobs. Karen Foley. Karen Preston. Barb Styring. Molly Miller. Not present: Nancy Bechtle, Linda Boone. Mary Davis, Carol Dugan, Kathy Jemola, Carol Long. Mary Laurenti, Theresa Mable, Clista Schneider. To Our Friends On the following pages you will find the ad- vertisements 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 appre- ciation to the Solicitors, the Faculty, anti the Advisors for their time anil cooperation in aiding us in the production of our 1959 Hilltopper. If If you can keep your head when all about you Are losing theirs and blaming it on you; If you can trust yourself when all men doubt you. And make allowance for their doubting too; If you can wait and not be tired by waiting, Or being lied about don't deal in lies. Or being hated don't give way to hating, And yet don’t look too good nor talk too wise, If you can dream — and not make dreams your master; If you can think — and not make thoughts your aim; If you can meet with Triumph and Disaster And treat these two imposters just the same; If you can bear to hear the truth you've spoken Twisted by knaves to make a trap for fools, Or watch the things you gave your life to, broken. And stoop and build them up with worn-out tools; If you can make one heap of all your winnings And risk it on one turn of pitch-and-toss, And lose, and start again at your beginnings And never breathe a word about your loss; If you can force your heart and nerve and sinew To serve your turn long after they are gone. And so hold on when there is nothing in you Except the will which says to them; “Hold on!” If you can talk with crowds and keep your virtue. Or walk with kings — nor lose the common touch, If neither foes nor loving friends can hurt you, If all men count with you, but none too much; If you can fill the unforgiving minute With sixty seconds' worth of distance run, Yours is the Earth and everything that's in it, And — what is more — you'll be a Man, my son! Rudyard Kipling hes minding YOUR business YOUR HEART IS HIS BUSINESS. He s a research scientist—one of thousands supported by the Heart Fund. His life is dedicated to finding the unknown causes of the heart diseases, and new methods of treating and preventing them. He and your Heart Association have made your heart their business. YOUR HEART IS YOUR BUSINESS. Whatever your way of life, your future depends on your heart. Heart disease causes personal suffering and under- mines the happiness and economic welfare of the family. No one — no child or adult — is immune. THE HEART FUND IS EVERYBODY'S BUSINESS. When you support the Heart Fund, you help all hearts. You support heart research—and you make it possible for your Heart Association to bring the latest advances in heart research to you and your family through your doctor. GIVE GENEROUSLY (or EVERY HEART YOU LOVE THIS MESSAGE CONTRIBUTED BY YOUR OFFICIAL PHOTOGRAPHER K.AViJ Ecity'iwcL s S)@«j HELP YOUR HEART FUND ESTABLISHED 1032 C ovi pli merits of J.G.A. CONSTRUCTION CORP Mailing Address P.O. Box 311 Syracuse 6, N. Y. Office Plant 123 Thompson Road E. Syracuse, N. Y. JOHN G. ALIBRANDI, President JAMES J. ALIBRANDI, Vice-President THOMAS E. ALIBRANDI, Treasurer Inter Sorority Fraternity Council MEMBERS First row, left to right: Stan Sitnik, Shirley Tessier, Betty Alampi. Ray Weil. Mary Ann Marra, Mary Jewell, Beverly Brown, Dave Camardo. Second row: Eugene Macri, Linda Temple, Carol Crandall, Marylou Seager, Grace Basile. Judy Cleary, Judy Crawford. Angela Tucci, Mary Mar- garet Marra. Third row: Sandy Pickard, Maureen Mannigan, Sheryl Gillmor, Sandy Geddis. Kathy Roberts, Patty Vesccra, Marcia Peck, Elaine Lauterborn. Fourth row: Fran Stagpoole, Bruce Wheeler, Joe Solpietro, Harold Smith, Dick Baker, Lewis Childs, Bonnie Bechtle. Fifth row: Sal Madonna, Diamond Riccelli, Jim Iannone, Sam DeMario, Chuck Sampson, Glenn Kray. Bob Gentile, Bill Eichelberger, Mike Paparo. President Vice-President Secretary Assistant Secretary Treasurer Sergeant-At-Arms Publicity Manager Chaplain Historian OFFICERS SPRING Mike Mathews Mary Ann Marra Mary Ann Rao Betty Alampi Mary Jewell Diamond Riccelli Dave Camardo Beverly Brown Shirley Tessier FALL Mary Ann Marra Ray Weil Mary Ann Rao Betty Alampi Mary Jewell Diamond Riccelli Dave Camardo Beverly Brown Shirley Tessier ACTIVITIES ISFC dance at Hotel Syracuse, New Year’s Eve Party, money to a needy family, hayride, sponsored purchase of blocking sled for football team, date parties, splash party. Vescera Piafributing Company, Inc. 406 NORTH SALINA STREET Complete Line of PLUMBING — SUPPLIES ELECTRICAL HARDWARE PAINTS Hi YAlpha MEMBERS First row, left to right: Gene Laurenti, Dick Baker, Tom Alibrandi, Lou Childs, Bob Gentile. Ray Weil, Stan Sitnik, David Callahan. Second row: Tom Gundlack, Frank Benedetto, Jim George. Bruce Olander, Ralph Domics, Ernest Grosso. Don Barnell. Malcolm Callison, Bob Crupi. Third row: Harry Louise, Gary Hayford, John Barry. Jack Voglcr, Frank Carulli. Jim Black. Bruce Bircham, Ron Campbell. Bill Black. Fourth row: Tony Tartaglia, Bill Fenning. Bill Snyder, Ralph Placito, Phil Schmidt, Jim Gerinnals. Paul Della’Quilla. Don Fittipaldi. Fifth row: Ed Szatanek, Ron Spinek, Ed Roehin, Gary Goodellc, Greg Bazluki. Howie Stethers. Jack Dailey. Paul Debes. Not present: Ken Hill, Glenn Eichelbcrgcr. Bill Galvin, Mark Konick, Bob May, John Meyers, Dave Parker, Frank Rayo. Harold Sutor. A dvisor MR. GEORGE PURSIANO OFFICERS SPRING President Vice-President Secretary............. ........ Treasurer Chaplain Program Chairman Publicity Sergeant-at-Arms FALL Bob Gentile Lou Childs Gene Laurenti Ray Weil Jack Dailey Dick Baker Glenn Eichelberger Ken Hill ACTIVITIES Annual Scotchman’s Dream Dance; Hal- lowe’en Dance; Date Parties, Member I.S.F.C.; Joint meetings with Gamma Alpha Psi, Delta Pi Alpha, Beta Kappa Mu; Splash parties with I.S.F.C. and Gamma Alpha Psi; Member Hi-Y Council; Cham- pions o£ Hi-Y Basketball League, Charity Work; Annual Picnic. BEST OF LUCK IN THE FUTURE front the The Barbers at The Eastwood Barber Shop NICK MORINA Prop. JOE VIC BERNIE EDDY For the Leading Hair Styles . . . Visit the Leading Barber Shop . . . Eastwood Barber Shop 3012 JAMES STREET Phone HO 3-1739 Gamma Alpha Psi MEMBERS First row, left to right: Janice Garrison. Marion Jewell. Shirley Tessier. Sheryl Gillmor. Mary Jewell. Barbara Hendry, Betty Alampi, Sue Howard. Second row: Sue Bellucci. Sue Larkin. Kay Kotcamp, Pat Marra, Jan Peterson, Deana Podalak, Ellic Barnell. Donna Reed, (.race D’Agustino, Jean Peterson. Third row: Pat Tartaglionc. Kathy Stccnberg. Mimi Venditti. Marlene Vigliotti. Mary Ann Marra, Doris Holt. Roseanne Viticllo. karyl Larkin. Noreen Dottolo. Elaine Cenmelli. Fourth row: Terry Speach. Kathy Heater, Pat Howard, Gloria Falcone. Joanne Falco. Melody Cusano. Rita Fittapaldi. Sue Waful. Mary Margaret Marra. Fifth row: Barbara Tucci. Barbara Konick, Sandy Ebarc. Barbara Sarkus. Carol Tucci. Joanne Seeley, Mary Ann Gentile. Connie VValdon, Barbara Bcntz, Pat Dottolo. Not present: Johanna Albright. Barbara Connors. Pat For tuno. Katin Hendry. Nancy Mahoney. Joan Maroney. (.ail Mellon. Sandy Nestico. Jean Podalak. Mary Jane Stagnitta. Judy Weil. OFFICERS SPRING President Vice-President Corresponding Secretary Recording Secretary Treasurer Assistant Treasurer Publicity Manager Property Manager Historian Photographer Sgl-at-Arms Sheryl Gillmor Mary Jewell Marion Jewell Shirley Tessier Barbara Hendry Betty Alampi Jan Garrison Noreen Dottolo Sue Howard Karyl Larkin Joanne Seeley ACTIVITIES FALL Sheryl Gillmor Mary Jewell Marion Jewell Shirley Tessier Barbara Hendry Mary Ann Marra Carol Tucci Karyl Larkin Betty Alampi Roseanne Vitiello Pat Fortuno Membership in the Inter-Sorority-Fraternity- Council. Annual Dances: Block Dance—benefit of Cerebral Palsy Clinic, Back to the Books Dance. Bermuda Holiday —combined with the annual May Weekend, Le Soir Cheri Dance sponsored jointly with Beta Kappa Mu. Mother and Daughter Banquet, Installation Banquets. Formal Pledges, Bake Sales. Doughnut Sales. Date Parties. Candy Sale. Annual Gamma’s Hideway With Sigma Gamma Aepsilon and Hi-Y as guests, joint meetings with S.G.A. and Hi Y Alpha fraternities, constructive initiation, charily work, at the Red Cross, House of Providence, and Volunteer Center, Christmas Basket and Toys for a needy family at Christmas time. Muscular Dystrophy Drive. Ncuphrosis Drive. Mothers' March on Polio, Splash Parties with Hi-Y Alpha. Jewelry demonstrations. Camp Weekend, Pajama parties! Rushes. l eas. Open House after the Nottingham game. Party with Philomathean Society of Central. Kleen Food Meat Market “ART” BABIKIAN, Prop. Choice Meats — Poultry — Groceries 500 CATHERINE ST. corner of Willow St. Distributors — Original Rock Cornish Game Hens Phone GR 9-9711—GR 9-5251 Our Prime Western Beef is Your Assurance of a Perfect Meal” Gene’s Furniture Appliance Center 1408 GRANT BLVD. Opposite Oak St. Syracuse, N. Y. Authorized Frigidaire Dealer Top Quality Furniture Member of Midland Shopper Credit Service Beta Kappa Mu MEMBERSHIP First row, left to right: Jean Egerbrecht, Judy Crawford, Priscilla Sutor, Judy Jones, Mary Ann Rao, Carolyn Cardinale, Joan Egerbrecht, Mary Loi Seager, Judy Cleary. Second row: Pat Flynn, Sandy Giamartino, Monica Vassenelli, Janet Diane Labile, Lyn Crcnga. Joa OF FICERS SPRING 'resici rice-l CoM ponding Secretary 'Recording Secretary Treasurer Assistant Treasurer Publicity Manager Prop Manager Chaplain Historian Parliamentarian Sergcant-at-Arms Demerit Chairman Mary Ann Rao Carolyn Cardinale Priscilla Sutor Judy Jones Joan Egerbrecht Carlenc Nlano Jean Egerbrecht Eleanor Valentino Mary Ann Tucci Judy Crawford Mary Lou Seager Paula Marzolla Judy Cleary eresjg lauco, Janet Bishop. Judy Laurenti, lluno. Carol Lancclloti. Third row: Linda iaT Liiula DclNero, Mary Ann Mineo, Ann rn. Tina Terrella, Kathy Kirkwood, ikan( Lois Bresnahan, Karen Laun, ingman. Mary Ellen We nook, nor Vallcntino. Marilyn Pavic, era. Not present: Pat Fortune, Sandy e Mainone. FALL Mary Ann Rao Judy Jones Margo Morrison Judy Crawford Carolyn Cardinale Judy Cleary Joan Egerbrecht Clista Schneider Jean Egerbrecht Elfy Labuda Grace I)'Arrigo Barb Vcscera Priscilla Sutor ACTIVITIES Membership in Inter-Sorority-Fraternal Council, Joint meetings with S.G.A., Hi-Y Alpha, and Gerosean of Central, April Fool’s Holiday Weekend, “Le Soir Cheri” Dance sponsored jointly with Gamma Alpha Psi, Block Dance, “Varsity Drag’’ Dance, Christmas Charity project for a needy family, Christmas Card Sale, Christ- mas Candy Sale, Camp Weekend, slumber parties, date parties, Hayrides, Ice Skating Party, Piz a Party, Bake sales, rush teas, weiner roasts, Alumni teas, final mights, charity work, constructive initiation, formal pledges, open house, Mother and Daughter, Installation Banquet, Senior Dinner, Din- ner Date Party, Muscular Dystrophy Drive, Circus Daze Dance, Circus Daze Week-End. Compliments of CoJtJMl TbUtMAoJl Incorporated 1604 Grant Blvd. Phone GR 4-1427 Joseph J. Carter, Lie. Mgr. Be a Telephone Girl! YWI be tmorl A yov loot no� .nto Hm po b«tt—« of o job of o Telephone Opera ofter qrod«ot or See year Vocational Guidance C own-tor or eivt ear Women'� I Office for more information MONDAY THROUGH FRIDAY NEW YORK TiliPHONE COMPANY 8:30 A M. to 5:00 P.M. 321 Montgomery St. SyrcKuta, N. Y. Sigma Gamma Aepsilon MEMBERS First row. left to right: Eugene Macri, Roland Kotcamp, Tim Stone, Sam Dcmario. Dave Ca- mardo, Fran DiFulio, Chuck Pritchard, Glenn Dray. Sal Madonna. Second row: Larry Alampi. Fran Clark. Arthur Pisano, Ricky Familo. Alvin Ricito. Tommy Macri, Tony Licameli. Ronnie Smith, Ray Saraphin. Third row: Owen Hill, Tony Cavallaro, Roy Moro, Dick Temple, Dick Falciatono, Frank Cali. Mike Paparo, Harold Smith. Sam Ebare. Fourth row: Ray Bennett, Tom Phillips, Tom Mahar, Ron Capone. John Quigg, Diamond Riccelli. Morgan Doyle, Bill Mick, Clark Shaughnessy. Fifth row: Jim Barnello. Bob Monto, Dick DeFulio, Chuck Sampson, Norm Traino, Tony Faticonc, Bob Ames. Not present: Anthony Barnell. Paul Daino. John Nicotra, Doug Okun. OFFICERS President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer SPRING Dave Camardo Fran DiFulio Chuck Pritchard Ron Kotcamp FALL Dave Camardo Sam DeMario Ron Kotcamp Eugene Macri ACTIVITIES Joint meetings with Gamma Alpha Psi and Beta Kappa Mu; hayrides; three date parties; M.O.P. party; member of I.S.F.C.; St. Patrick s Day Dance; charity work. WIM CCCJU _v ' t fe, — ' j7 rjr ' T ' . : y £6 - jls A UAy C ' '- f 1 y ' -f - «A. t-' (ol Ls y{jLy(_ + J J OsJ d au -y ' ---------. . V J. y ' + + jXu-J r XA,tl vf ,( O- ' Oy ( r iy t CAy S ' yy jL yH- ' £ ■ dXy t - _ i ,V 0u@yCy +- t y s %G 1 INSPECTED PROTECTED Compliments DAIRYLEA MILK GR 9-5511 ICE CREAM Burnet Avenue Tor Better Service Call All Purpose Heating Company ALL PURPOSE HEATING CO. Installation and Repairs on all makes of Coal, Oil and Gas Furnaces Phone GR 6-2863 1224 SOUTH AVENUE Syracuse 7, N. Y. Delta Pi Alpha i MEMBERS First row, left to right: Judy Stott. Joanne Magnarelli, Angie Tucci, Lee .obkiw. Pat Pyrah, Maureen Mannigan. Betsy Hrabosky. Second row: Helen Doody. Toni Colosi, Jill Sigourney, Sandy Karpinski. Kathy Husted. Linda Temple. Nancy Lee. Sally Herrick. Third row: Diane Miller. Rosalie DeSocio, Judy Folsom. Marcia Bower. Josette Guercio, Anita Ingalls. Judy Schaffer. Fourth row: Sue Provo. Janet Zirilli, Gloria Redwood. Angie Rayo. Sue Pike, Nancy Prior. Marilyn Miller. Molly Miller. Fifth row: Sandy Pickard. Sherry Lee, Elsa Aronson. Robin Maurer. Sandy Geddis. Sandra Tomatore. Kathy Roberts. Carol Bishop. Not present: Carol Rich. Carol Redwood. OFFICERS SPRING President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer Assistant Treasurer Corresponding Secretary Sergeant at-Arms Puldicity Manager Prop Manager Historian Parliamentarian Chaplain Lee .obkiw Pat Pyrah Angie Tucci Maureen Mannigan Angie Tucci Joanne Magnarelli Carol Redwood Rosalie DeSocio Betsy Hrabosky Marilyn Miller Judy Stoll Sandy Geddis FALL Lee obkiw Sandy Geddis Nancy Prior Maureen Mannigan Angie Tucci Janet Zirilli Linda Temple Carol Redwood Judy Stott Jill Sigourney Kathy Roberts Nancy Lee ACTIVITIES Date parties; Rush picnic, Watermelon kets lor needy families; Toboggan party; Time”: Rush teas, Alaskan Holiday.” “Ha- Record hops. Football Frolic and May Day vvaiian Holiday”; Mother-Daughter'Formal Swing; Alumnae Tea; Mom anil Dad For- Pledge Banquet; joint meetings with Hi-Y mal Banquet; Bowling party; Senior picnic; Alpha and Alpha Chapter of Delta Pi Sorority camp; Bake sale. Alpha; Thanksgiving and Christmas Bas- Compliments of S. J. MAJOR, D.D.S. and A. C. UNGERER, D.D.S. EASTWOOD WEE WASH IT 2812 JAMES ST. HO 3-8298 (opposite First Trust and Deposit) One Stop will 1 ake Care of Your Laundry and Dry Cleaning Needs Laundry — Wash — Fluff Dried and Folded SHIRTS BEAUTIFULLY DONE Dry Cleaning To Your Satisfaction 2 pr. Men’s Pants 99c 2 Skirts (plain) 99c Spreads and Blankets 2 for $1.00 Wed. and Thurs. only MOTOR TUNE-UP ROAD SERVICE BOB’S SERVICE CENTER No. 1 — 2638 James Street No. 2 — Court St. and Swansea Ave. SYRACUSE 6, N. Y. Generator and Starter Repair MEMBERS First row: Fat Van Tassel. Kathy Fusaro. Carol Crandall. Marcia Feck, Beverly Brown. Second row: Barbara Corcoran. Bonnie Bechtlc, Elaine Furncy. Beth Ann Jones. Barbara Polisse. Dorise Haas. Third row: Kristy McCarthy, Sue Whitfield. Joan Rospendowski. Joyce Weber. Elaine Lauterborn. Not present: Nancy Bcchtle, Carolyn Camic, Jane Edwards. Peggy Lawrence. Sharon Storrier. Advisor MRS. CURRIE OFFICERS SPRING President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer Corresponding Secretary Assistant Treasurer Publicity Manager Sergeant-at-Arms I listoi i.i 11 Parliamentarian Photographer Property Manager Carol Crandall Marcia Peck Pal Van Tassel Bonnie Bcchtle Barbara Polisse Elaine Lauterborn Nancy Bechtle Bev Brown Belli Ann Jones Elaine Furney Carolyn Camic Barbara Corcoran ACTIVITIES FALL Kathy Fusaro Bev Brown Marcia Peck Bonnie Bcchtle Ca roly n Mvers Jane Edwards Pat Van Tassel Beth Ann Jones Membership in Inter Sorority Fraternity Council, Charity Work; Christmas Caroling for worthy cause, donation to the House of Providence, Thanksgiving Day basket for needy family, Muscular Dystrophy Drive, Neuphrosis Drive, Donation to the Syracuse Day Nursery, Rush Teas, Sporty Teas, For- mal Teas, Sporty Picnic, Rush Barbeque, Installation Banquet, Mother and Daugh- ter Banquet, Spooks Rock Dance, April Showers Dance, Annual Stardust Fantasy, April Showers Weekend, Candidate Pajama Parties, Sorority Mother, Weiner Roast, Record Hops, Chalk Walks, Final Nights, Candidates’ Coming-in Party, Sachet Sale, Jewelry Demonstrations, Constructive Initi- ation and Date Dinner Party, Christmas Party, Donut Sale, Pie Sales, Cake Sales, Pizza Party. COMPLIMENTS of a FRIEND Compliments of the SISTERS of BETA KAPPA ECONOMY BOOK and STATIONERY STORE 117 S. Salina St. GR 4-5759 MU NEW AND USED TEXTBOOKS SCHOOL SUPPLIES Zeta Pi Tau MEMBERS First row, left to right: Jean Cassidy, Barb Clark, Delores Davoli, Ruth Tarnacki, Judy Kessler. Natalie Rayo. Second row: oc Ann Rogers. Karen Ianuzi. Stella Dziedzic, Freda Olin. Ellen Kesselring. Favthe Veraday, Linda Hager. Third row: Betty Lou Davis. Joanne Casalenuovo. Judy Thater. Marie Pappalardo. Liz Metrick. Fourth row: Shirley Roth. Sharon Craver, Connie Rupert. Janet Baier. Mary Ann Ccntorc. Not present: Carol Arm- strong, Bcv Caltibiano, Molly Holdridgc, Nancy Mcldrim, Kathy Kray. SPRING President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer Corresponding Secretary Assistant Treasurer Publicity Manager Historian Property Manager Parliamentarian Sergeant-at-Arms Chaplain.......... Photographer OFFICERS Delores Davoli Ruth Tarnacki Barb Clark Judy Kessler Natalie Rayo Jean Cassidy Stella Dziedzic Stella Dziedzic Freda Olin Ellen Kesselring oe Ann Rogers Karen Ianuzi Kathy Kray ACTIVITIES FALL Carol Richmond Ruth Tarnacki Judy Kessler Delores Davoli Jean Cassidy Barb Clark Nancy Meldrim Linda Hager Karen Ianuzi Liz Metrick Freda Olin Judy Thater Two rushes, “Zeta’s Social Get-To- gether”; Final Tea, “Winter Wonderland”; Christmas program at Syracuse Home As- sociation, sponsorship of French baby; bake sales; bowling parties; formal installation banquet; pajama parties; picnics; Christ- mas party; date party; birthday party; ushered at show for handicapped; partici- pated in WNDR's CCA Program; partici- pated in Fashion Show at Knights of Co- umbus. CARMEN GRASSO SERV’S and DRY CLEANERS LUCIEN ALI 107 NICHOLS AVENUE Attorneys at HO 3-1432 Pick-up Delivery Law Tailoring and A Iterations Uniforms for Catholic Schools done free when Best of Luck brought with dry cleaning Good Luck — graduating class ALPAR HARDWARE from 2811 JAMES STREET NORMAN REAL ESTATE 2641 JAMES STREET HO 3-1151 Norman R. Paparo Anthony Farchette Realtor Sales Manager HARDWARE PAINT Hi Y Delta MEMBERS First row: Francis Stagpoolc. Bill Eichclberger, Alan Holmes. Robert Wilson, Bruce Wheeler. Second row: Frank Malfitano, Warren Lader, Dick Lewis. Joe Biasone. Louis Falciation. Third rowf: Joe Solpietro. Jack Thornton. Ronald Pugh. Chris Macey, Jack Pitoniak. Fourth row: Ixwis Santini, Robert Gaurnier, Erick Murrock, Wavnc Darling. Jim Iannone. Not present: Ed Glanert. A dvisor WILSON J. WORMAN OFFICERS President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer Alan Holmes Robert Wilson Ed Glanert Bruce Wheeler ACTIVITIES Membership in the I.S.F.C., Doughnut sale, Paper drive, Splash party, Joint meeting with Central and West Genesee, Hi-Y Sports Day, Date Party. Foland’s 407 NORTH MIDLER AVENUE EAST SYRACUSE, NEW YORK Phone HO 3-1892 Temple Farms NORTH MIDLER AVENUE EAST SYRACUSE, NEW YORK WAGER’S PHARMACY YALES SERVICE 2401 JAMES STREET Dial HO 3-1651 3000 JAMES STREET Phone HO 3-0631 Syracuse 6, N. Y. Best Wishes and Success Compliments To the 1959 Graduates of EASTWOOD DURSO WHOLESALE CO. HIGH SCHOOL 2419 James St., Syracuse, N. Y. 224 W. Washington St., Syracuse, N. Y. COMMUNITY 106 N. Main St., North Syracuse, N. Y. ASSOCIATION 173 Main St., Binghamton, N. Y. From GODDARD CRANDALL a FUNERAL DIRECTORS A ir-conditioned 311 JAMES STREET FRIEND Compliments of SUNNYCREST Phone HO 3-4320 DRY CLEANERS Bob Barrett, Owner PALACE LOUNGE 2356 JAMES STREET Specializing in Italian and American Cooking — Pizza Legal Beverages Kitchen Phone HO 3-9472 EASTWOOD TEXACO Managed by James J. Bogardino JAMES and ASHDALE AVE. EASTWOOD PHARMACY L. C. Wilcox, R.Ph. Best Wishes’ ROY J. MOONEY 3016 JAMES STREET 2916 JAMES STREET Telephone HO 3-1611 Syracuse, N. Y. Syracuse, N. Y. Best Wishes Good Luck BROWN’S SUNOCO EASTWOOD Syracuse, N. Y. NEW YORK HOME FURNISHING CORP. 2513 JAMES STREET Syracuse, N. Y. Dr. Richard E. Gladziszewski Eastwood Professional Bldg. Congratulations, Seniors from MR. and MRS. 3309 JAMES ST. HO 3-0295 PAUL V. O’NEIL MEL. SAYRES SUPERETTE 372 STAFFORD AVENUE Syracuse 6, N. Y. Serving Eastwood High for Four Years M ANCUSO’S Formal Wear Offers the Best in Formal Wear HO 3-9377 For That Big Prom Wt Deliver OPEN EVENINGS 2637 JAMES ST. 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