Frankfort Schuyler Central High School - Maroon Log Yearbook (Frankfort, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 64 of the 1955 volume:

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We, who are about to graduate, being the first class of the new Frankfort Central School, have begun a new era which we hope will flourish indefinitely. - - -The Editors 2 W ' ' Duufefa In all our music activities through our high school years we have been directed, prodded, criticized, praised and encouraged by a teacher whose radiant personality and noble character inspired us in our very endeavor. Her mending patience and mmtiring devotion with and to the students and the school has won the respect and admiration of all those who were associated with her. And so, in appreciation for all she has done for us, we take great pride in dedicating the 1955 MAROON LOG to Miss Virginia Dwyer. God sent His singers upon earth With songs of sadness and of mirth, That the ' y might touch the hearts of men And bring them back to heaven again. - - - - -Longfellow Sup' My congratulations and best wishes to the Class of 1955 the first class to graduate from Frankfort Central School. I sincerely hope that your future successes will set a high standard for classes that will follow you. James A. Beha O J 0 fi J al A teacher is as big as his student, a student as big as his teacher, and a community is as big as its schools. My sincere con- gratulations and best wishes to the Class of 1955. l extend my heart- felt gratitude to every member of the faculty for its untiring efforts and cooperation. Nicholas A. Frank George, R. Murtaugh, Harry J. Sheffield, Jr., President: Rocco R. D'Amelio, James, A. Beha, Superintendent: C. Francis Mahaney, Theodore D. Robinson, Bennie S. DiPiazza, Dr. Joseph J. Grates. , On behalf of the new Central School Board, we wish to extend our heartiest congratulations to the Class of 1955. This, being the first graduating class under our new Centralization program, we hope that the Class of '55 will be an example and a standard to set for the future classes of Frankfort Schuyler School. Harry J. Sheffield, J r. President, Board of Education J 5 P l 1 1 i f p 3 ffacwftq 71414. Science 4' Mrs, Virginia Reina Mrs. Theresa Graves Miss Grace Adderley Mrs. Frances Myrus Mr, John Monohan Mr, James Wallace Miss Rita Daly Www Sc. ,49.- mc, ffm Zwdmz gamma., Mrs. Lauretta Castronovo Miss BetfY Kung Mr. George Woolley Mr. Philip Chuff Mr. Sigmund Leland Mr. JHITICS Walllce 7 faculty -Www Www I Miss Nancy Ingro Mrs. Catherine Shelley Mrs. Terry Paulson Mrs. Katherine Garvey Mrs. Katherine Roberts Mrs. Catherine Ciocca Mr. Nicholas Chuff ' Mr. William Copeland Mrs. Frances Pontolillo Mrs. Elisabeth Boom Miss Frances Perritano Miss Geraldine Hughes , Mrs. Rose Marcantonio 8 QW fd 4 A fC ' F? w u ,L P Q : wif, X ' is jl QQQSSESQ xx X lr HQ.. . tw. vii ' 1 iii ,vs X -X E13-. ,K JEROME ALSANT E Good cheer is no hindrance to a good life. Sportsman Club 1,2,3,4g Rifle Club 2,3g Letter Club 4, Student Council 2g Varsity Football 3,4, Baseball l,2g Track l,2,3p .T.V. Foot- ball 1: .T . V. Basketball 2. GERALD CRIMMINS Laugh and the world laughs with you. Mixed Choir 1,2,3,4g Varsity Football 4g J . V. Basketball 1,2g Varsity Basketball 4g Track 2g Letter Club 4g Sportsman Club 3, Commercial Club 3,4, President 4. NICHOLAS CONIGULIARO It is exercise alone that supports the spirit and keeps the mind in vigor. Mixed Choir 4g Varsity Football 3,4g Track 2,3g Varsity Basketball 1,2,3,4g Letter Club 3,45 Baseball 3: .T unior-Senior Prom 4. GLORIA CAPRA Character is always known. Mixed Choir 1, Dramatic Club 3, Library Club 1,2: Latin Club 2,3,4g Senior-Junior Prom 3: May Day Attendant 2g Senior Play. r n. ROBERT DALEY Enjoy the present, trust little to tomorrow. Band 1,2: J. V. Football 2g Varsity Football 3,43 Track 35 Sportsman Club 1,2,3,4g Rifle Club 2,31 Latin Club 2. FRANK FAVAT Thought and action are the redeeming features of our lives. Student Council lg Mixed Choir 1,3,4g Fresh- man Class Presidentg Maroon Log Editor- in-Chief 4g Maroon Bugle 1,2,3,4, Editor-in- Chief 45 Dramatic Club lg Library Club 2,3, 4, Vioe-President 2,3g Latin Club 1,2,3,4g Science Club 2, Secretary - Treasurer 2g Junior-Senior Prom 3g All State Choir 3,4g All County Choir 3g Central New York National Honor Society Vice-President 4g Student Board of Directors of CNYSSPA 3,45 Senior Playg Head Assistant Librarian 3,4g Second Place, County Oratorical Contest 4. ANTHONY F EDUCCIA Style is the man himself. Student Council 3g Band President 3g Mixed Choir Vice-President 3g Sophomore Class Treasurer, Freshman Class Vice-Presidentg J.V. Football 25 Varsity Football 3,4: J .V. Basketball 1,25 Varsity Basketball3,4gBase- ball 1,2,3,4g Track 3gLetter Club3,4gMaroon Bugle 2.3.4, Maroon Logg Latin Club 1.2, Secretaryg Senior Playg All State Band. ALMA FCRD Fine manners are the basis of afair mind. Homemaking Club 1,3,4g Library Club 2,3,4g Glee Club 1,2,3g Mixed Choir 1,2,3g Band l,2,3,4g Dramatic Club 2: County Band. CAROLYN GOODHINES Be merry if you are wise. Student Council 2,4g Mixed Choir 1gG,A.A. 1,2,3,4g Maroon Logg Maroon Bugle 2,3,4g Homemaking Club lg Latin Club 1,2,3,4g Senior Play. JOHN GOREA Wit is an unexpected explosion of thought. Student Council 2g Mixed Choir 2.4, Presi- dent 45 Junior Class Presidentp Senior Class Vice-President: V a r s i t y Football 2,3,4g Baseball 1,33 Letter Club 3,45 Sportsman Club 1,2,3,4, Treasurer 35 Latin Club 1.2, President 2g Science Club 3,4, Vice-Presi- dent 4g Junior-Sdnior Prom 3,4, Chairrnan3g All State Choir 2,4g Senior Play. ELAINE GRAVES Quietness alone is flattering. Band l,2,3,4g Mixed Choir 1,2,3,4g Glee Club 1,2,3,4g Library Club 2,3,4g Dramatic Club lg Homemaking Club 2,3,4. ANITA .TACOPELLE Nothing endures but personal qualities. Mixed Choir 1,2,3,4g Glee Club l,2,3,4, Secretary 2g Varsity Cheerleading-4: .T.V. Cheerleading 1,2,3g G.A.A. 1,2,4gLetter Club 4g Maroon Bugle 2,3,4, Social Editor 4g Dra- matic Club 1,2,3g Commercial Club 1,2,3,4g May Day Attendant lg Junior-Senior Prom 4g Senior Playg All County Choir. grfsff ,lb li-Qt V l . , , HAROLD KELLOGG The youth of the soul is everlasting. Sophomore Class Vice-Presidentg J'.V. Foot- ball lg Varsity Footba1l2,3,4g Track3gLetter Club 3,4g Sportsman Club l,2,3,4g Boys' Homemaking lg Empire Boys' State 3g J.V. Basketball lg Varsity Basketball 2,3,4. LELAND LADD Cheerfu1ness is the result of wisdom. Student Council 1,3g Mixed Choir 2g Senior Class Treasurerg Sophomore Class Presi- dentg .T.V. Football lg Varsity Football 2,3,4g Baseball 3,4g Dramatic Club 3,4g Science Club 1,2,3,4g Latin Club 1,2,3, President 2g Senior Play. LUCY LOIACONO Silence is more eloquent than words. Maroon Log 4g Commercial Club2,3,4g May Day Attendant 2,3. RICHARD MASSEY Gentle in methodg resolute in action. Mixed Choir 4g Varsity Football 4g Sports- man Club 1,2,3,4g Letter Club 4g Boys' Hornemaking lg Senior Art Club President 4g Junior-Senior Prom 4. WILLIAM MOWER Moderation is the pleasure of the wise. Mixed Choir 2,4g Sportsman Club l,2,3g Maroon Bugle 2g Boys' Homemaking lg Latin Club l,2g Boy's State 3. FLCRENCE NELSON Talking is no great problem. Sextet 4g Glee Club 1,2,3,4g Mixed Choir 1,2,3,4g G.A.A. l,2,3,4g Dramatic Club 1.2, 3,4g Art Club Vice-President 3,4g Home- making Club l,2,3, Secretary 1,2,3g All State Choir 4g Senior Play, Student Director. JOHN NENCETTI Happy opinions are the thoughts of the heart. Band 2,3,4g Mixed Choir 1,2,4: J.V. Basket- ball l,2g Varsity Basketball 3,4g Baseball lg Letter Club 45 Sportsman Club 1,2g Maroon Logg Dramatic Club 3, Boys' Homemaking lg Latin Club 1,2,3,4. .T OE NICOLET TE Character makes its own destiny. Student Council President 43 Band l,2,4, President 4g Mixed Choir 1,2,4g Senior Class Presidentg Junior Class Vice-PresidentgJ.V. Football 2: Varsity Footba113,4:.T .V. Basket- ball lg Varsity Basketball 2,3445 Baseball 1, 2,3,4g Letter Club 2,3,4g Sportsman Club 1,35 Maroon Logg Maroon Bugle 45 Dramatic Club 1,2g Latin Club l,2,3, President 3g Science Club 2,35 Junior-Senior Prom 3,4g Boys' State 35 All State Choir 2,4g Senior Play. ANTHONY NOROD Enthusiasm is the breath of genius. Mixed Choir 2,3,4g Sportsman Club 1,2,3,4g Rifle Club 2,3g Commercial Club Treasurer 3,4g Latin Club 1,23 Junior-Senior Prom 4g May Day Committee. BARBARA PALANTE All the world is a stage. Sextet 2,3,4g Mixed Choir 2,3,4g Glee Club 1,2,3,4g Sophomore Class Secretary: .T .V. Cheerleading 2,3g Dramatic Club 2,33 Home- making Club lg Latin Club 2,3,4: Junior- Senior Prom 35 All State Choir 4g Senior Play. SHIRLEY PARATORE Novelty is the parent of pleasures. Mixed Choir 1,2,3,4g Glee Club 1,2,3,4g Varsity Cheerleading 3,4: .T .V. Cheerleading 1,23 Junior-Senior Prom 45 G.A.A. 1,2,3,4g Letter Club 3,4g Maroon Logg Maroon Bugle 4g Dramatic Club l,2,3g Commercial Club l,2,3,4g Homemaking Club lg Senior Play. BARBARA PAYNE Modesty is the graceful virtue of maturity. Mixed Choir 1,2g G.A.A. 3g Maroon Logg Commercial Club 3,4g Hornemaking Club lg Senior Play, May Day Attendant 1.3. MATIA PUZZILLA Gent1eness succeeds better than violence. Dramatic Club l,2,4g Latin Club 1,2,4g Maroon Bugle 1,2,4g Glee Club l,2,4, Treasurer lg Mixed Choir 1,2,4. JAMES ROMEO A light heart lives long. Student Council 4g Mixed Choir 4: Junior Class Vioe-Presidentg Varsity Football 3,4, .T.V. Basketball 1,2g Letter Club 4g Sports- man Club 1,2,3,4, RITA RORK Vivacity is the health of the spirit. Band l,2g Sextet 2,3,4g Mixed Choir 1,2,3,4g Glee Club 1,2,3,4g Varsity Cheerleading 2,31 G.A.A. 1,2g Letter Club 2,3g Maroon Logg Dramatic Club 1,2,3g Maroon Bugle 45 Com- mercial Club 2,3,4g Homemaking Club lg All State Choir 2,45 Senior Play. DANIEL RUSSELL To excel is to live. Student Council 3,4, Vice-President 43 Varsity Football 3,4g Track 2,3,4g Letter Club 43 Maroon Logg Maroon Bugle 2,3,4g Library Club 2g Latin Club 2, Treasurer 25 Science Club 1,2,3,4. NANCY SMITH The best will always take care of itself. Mixed Choir 2,3g Glee Club lg G,A.A. lg Library Club 2,3,4g Homemaking Club l,2, 3,4, President 4. DEANNA SNOW ' Gaiety is the soul's health. Mixed Choir 1,25 Glee Club 1,2,3,4g.Tunior- Senior Prom 33 .T .V. Cheerleading 33 G.A.A. 45 Maroon Bugle 4g Library Club 3,45 Dra- matic Club lg Commercial Club 2,3,4g Senior Playg Maroon Log, Homemaking Club l,2, CARL SPATOL As quiet as he is handsome. Varsity Football 2,3,45 Sportsman Club 1,2,3, 4, President 45 Letter Club 3,45 Rifle Club 3,45 Boys' Homemaking Club 1. DAVID STARK Every artist was first an amateur. Student Council 25 Band 1,25 Mixed Choir 1,2,3, Secretary 3,45 J.V. Football 35 Varsity Football 45 J.V. Basketball 1,2,35 Varsity Basketball 45 Baseball 35 Track 35 Letter Club 45 Sportsman Club 1,2,35 Maroon Log5 Maroon Bugle 45 Art Club 2,3,4, Secretary 3,45 Junior-Senior Prom 4. ELIZABETH STEPHENS Blushing is the rainbow of virtue. Glee Club 15 Library 2,3,45 Homemaking Club 1,2,3,4, Vice-President 1,2,3. CARMELITA TRIPPEN Politeness goes far, yet costs nothing. Glee Club 1,2,3,45 Varsity Cheerleading 45 G.A.A. 1,2,3,4, President 35 Letter Club 45 Maroon Bugle 45 Homemaking 2, Vice-Presi- dent 25 Senior Play. LOUIS URGO As merry as the day is long. Student Council 1,25 Band 1,25 Senior Class SecretarY: .T.V. Football 1,25 Varsity Basket- ball 3,45 Letter Club 3,45 Sportsman Club 1,2,3,45 Latin Club 1,25 Science Club 2,3,45 Senior Play: .T unior-Senior Prom 4. ROSELLA VALENT Education is the apprenticeship of life. Band 1,2,3,45 Sextet 45 Mixed Choir 1,2,3,45 Glee Club 1,2,3,4, President 45 Junior Class Treasurer: .T .V. Cheerleading 45 Maroon Logg Maroon Bugle 3,45 Dramatic Club2,35 Home- making Club 15 Latin Club 2,3,4, Treasurer 3,45 All State Choir 45 Senior Play: Junior- Senior Prom 4. RONALD VARLEY There is nobility in the world of manners. J.V. Football 35 Varsity Football 45 Sports- man Club 1,25 Letter Club 3,45 Model Air- plane Club 25 Science Club 1,2,3,45 Latin Club 1,45 .T unior-Senior Prom 45Senior Play. BARBARA WARDZINSKI A soft smile indicates a soft heart, Band l,2,3,45 Glee Club 1,2,3,45 G.A.A. 15 Maroon Bugle 3,45 Dramatic Club 45 Library 35 Art Club 45 Commercial Club 35 Home- making Club 2. JOHN WILLIAMS A gentleman makes no noise. Mixed Choir 45 Varsity Basketball 35 Sports- man Club l,2,35 Maroon Log5 Art Club Treasurer 45 Boys' State 3. COLLEEN YORK Words sweetly placed are moderately di- rected. Glee Club l,3,4, Secretary 351 .V. Cheerlead- ing 15 Library Club 253,45 Commercial Club 3,4, Secretary 45 Senior Play. JEANETTE ZAFFARANO ' 'Energy and persistence conquer all things, Student Council 3,4, Secretary-Treasurer 45 Mixed Choir 1,2,3,45 Glee Club 1,2,3,45 .T .V. Cheerleading 25 Varsity Cheerleading 35 G. A.A. 1,25 Letter Club 35 Maroon Log5 Dra- matic Club 1,2,35 Maroon Bugle 45 Com- mercial Club 2,3,45 Homemaking Club 15 Junior-Senior Prom 45 Senior Play. PETER ZWANKA The cautious seldom err. Band 1,2,3,45 Baseball 1,35 J .V. Basketball 25 Boys' Intramural Team 3,45 Sportsman Club 15 Science Club 1,2,3. A, Hbem Our high school days now happily end, Each road we take has curves and bends, The future ahead of us lies clear and bright, Our school memories fade, but not out of sight, Making our entrance as freshmen so green, Our abilities were crude and yet unforeseen, The courses were challengingg we worked witho To attain the goals that were expected of us. ut fu Then on to our sophomore and junior years, Exams paying off in happiness or tears, Guided by God, our Lord and redeemer, We toiled, studied, at last seniors. Now polished, well-taught, and filled with knowled To seek life in work or going on to college, Departing from school, oh, to think of the sorrows, Only to be grateful as we meet new tomorrows, Farewell to old FCS, hello to the new, ss, ge Farewell to the teachers who have helped us through, To our dear Alma Mater we promise, we cry, To be a success in life, oh, how we'll try. -Shirley Paratore C A, What we are is God's gift to us, what we become is our gift to God. figs for 1 Royal blue and gold A, filawew Yellow Rose 1 7 A, Tfwpfzecy, Ten years ago today we were seniors in high school. How time flies and how lonesome one becomes for all his high school friends. While we were reminiscing who should come to visit us but the most popular fortune teller this country has ever known. He offered to tell us what each of our classmates had chosen for his career. It took only a second for him do don his swami turban and focus his mystic crystal on the Class of '55, The room began to darken as he mumbled a few magic words to himself and suddenly he related the story. Listen and you shall hear: JEROME ALSANTE is the owner of a clothes store. Its motto: Buy your clothes at Bopster A1's. TONY FEDUCCIA has taken over Mel AI.len's position as sports caster for the New York Yankees. ELAINE GRAVES has won fame for her Betty Crocker 325,000 recipe of the year. MIKE LADD has been named to succeed the heftiest of the Campbell Kids. RICHARD MASSEY heads the Massey Truck Lines Inc., and is co-owner of a horse stable with his efficient wife and secretary, the former Miss Barbara Payne. RONALD VARLEY now manages the Varley Bicycle Manufacturing Company. JIM ROMEO and CARL SPATOL have just won the 5 day, 5 hour, 50 minute poker marathon. NICK CONIGULIARO ovms a chain of Hollywood movie theaters in the Red River Valley. FRANK FAVAT has resigned his post as editor of the New York TIMES to accept the president's nomination as U.S. Ambassador to Russia. ANTHONY NUROD has invented a turbo jet car with the chassis of his old '38, NANCY SMITH has become the head baby-sitter of the Smith family. It has been announced through his private secretary, LUCY LOIACONO, that DANIEL RUSSELL, president of Columbia, has openly defied Einstein's theory of relativity. ' PETER ZWANKA has been named Marconi of 1965 for work on the I-I-way Short Wave Radio. NEED A MAN ? See the York Escort Bureau for Dejected Sailors. JOHN NENCETTI has invented a safety pin for mending broken arms. JERRY CRIMMINS is the new owner of Vic's Body Shop. CARM TRIPPEN took over the management of Accattato's and through the prosperous business, has retired. A BARBARA PALANTE is appearing on Broadway in The Marriage of Tom Thumb. MATIA PUZZILLA is the interpreter at the U.N. General Assembly. I8 SHIRLEY PARATORE has been awarded the title, Strawberry Queen of 1965. MISS FLORENCE NELSON has received the 20th century literary prize for her great novel, The Nonstop Talking Machine. The prize-winning novel was magnificiently illustrated by the well- known artist BARBARA WARDZINSKI. JOE NICOLETTE has resigned as professor of Math at Harvard to live a quiet life with his wife and children on his Schuyler farm. R1'I'A RORK has been given the position as chief life guard at Jones' Beaeh DEANNA SNOW is married and has settled down South. ln President Eisenhower's office we view J EANETTE ZAFFARANO, his new secretary. ALMA FORD is now leading an all male orchestra at the Philharmonica. BILL MOWER, former sports editor of the New York Times has recently been elected Mayor of Ilion. RCBELLA VALENT is Dean of Women at Miami University, Miami, Florida. GLORIA CAPRA is seen around town driving her new Cadillac now that she owns a nationwide chain of diners. NINA J ACOPELLE is dietary supervisor of the diners. JOHN GOREA is experimenting with new embalming procedure at Iocovozzi's. CAROLYN GOODHINES has resigned her teaching position at Frankfort Central to give full time to her book entitled Advice to Poor Unfortunate Lovers. BOB DALEY has just completed building the fabulous Cherry Valley Country Club. HAROLD KELLOGG is basketball coach at Syracuse University. A BETTY STEPHENS has given up her position as head child nurse at Chi1dren's Hospital, to care for her own children. The new multi-rnillionaire industrial wizard is LOUIE URGO, president of the Mobile Gas Com- Pam'- DAVE STARK has won fame for his painting The Leisure. JOHN WILLIAMS is top scorer for the New York Knicks. 19 4.71119 Personal Diary Class of 1955 Frankfort-Schuyler Central School Dear Diary, , Tonight, the class, having nothing else to do, decided to reminisce through our high school years. In this -year of 1955, under the guidance of Mrs. Reina and Mrs. Graves and the authority of our president,J oe Nicolette, we began financing our yearbook. The usual Xmas cards, stationery and sweatshirts were sold to raise money for our class. The senior play, OUR MISS BROOKS, brought us money and memories. What memories! The Student Council, with senior officers and representatives, guided the underclassmen. The senior dance, the first dance of the year, was the pattern for other class dances. The All- State Choir had a majority attendance of seniors. The football season ended with Frankfort as Mid-State Champs. This was due to the ten seniors on the first string and the senior cheerleaders. The players celebrated with a Football Victory Party. The boys won't forget that party for quite a while. The girls did their share of ce1ebrating-- a pajama party at Shirley Paratore's home. Oh, these pleasant senior memories. The jlmior year ended successfully under the leadership of President .T ohn Gorea, and, of course, our advisers, Miss lngro and Miss Frank. During the year we ordered our class rings. The Junior Jump was a success as was the Senior-Junior Prom. And now, our minds go back twoyears--September of the year 1952 and our sophomore year. .Terry Crirnmins and Nick Coniguliaro joined the class. With our advisers Mrs. Castronovo and Mr. Chuff and President Mike Ladd we sponsored a traditional Soph Dance. Deanna Snow held a birthday party, and the year was closed with a sophomore picnic, remember ? In our freshman year we recall the Frosh Hop, Frank Favat, our president, and advisers Miss Braidwood and Mrs. Reina. We musm't forget Bob Daley and Rosella Valent's famous par- ties. Thus, we remember our freshman year. And so it goes--reminiscing that we could add no end to the activities and memories sur- I rounding each one of us-The Class of '55, These were the Best Years of Our Lives and now the doors are closing, but we can see new ones opening. . 20 A, 'wiw The Class of '55 being of serni-equal physical and mental ability, do declare this our last will and testament. JEROME ALSANTE leaves Ro Chuff. GLORIA CAPRA reserves a booth in the diner to Ray Ciallelo. NICK CONIGULIARO leaves the gym and pleasant sport memories to the school. BOB DALEY leaves his curly hair to .T oe Gillette. FRANK FAVAT leaves Joan Matteson the Bugle and the troubles that go with it. TONY FEDUCCIA leaves his seat in T rig Class to Helene Sharo. ALMA F CRD leaves a few study halls to Charlotte Cattat. CAROLYN GOODHINES leaves the teachers at FCS with a few gray hairs. JOHN GOREA leaves to the entire Junior Class some humor to use in English IV. ELAINE GRAVES leaves her quietness to Mary Jane Belmont. NINA J ACOPELLE leaves her driving license to Saundra DiMaggio. HARRY KELLOGG leaves his ability to get into condition for track to any Junior boy who has a girl in the suburbs. MIKE LADD leaves a few pounds to Bill Dempsey. - LUCY LOICONO leaves Carol Douglas her seat on the bus. RICH MASSEY leaves his taste for Buicks to Angelo Castilla. BILL MOWER leaves for Ilion. FLORENCE NELSON leaves her echoes in the halls of FCS. JOHN NENCETTI leaves a few inches to Joe Fresco. JOE NICOLETTE leaves his leadership to Joan Ryde. ANTHONY NUROD leaves his glasses to Joe Spatola. ' BARB PALANTE and SHIRLEY PARATORE leave their knack of being faithful to Nancyjackson. BARB PAYNE leaves her noon hour booth at Cutsie's to John Remington. MATIA PUZZILLA leaves her accent to Gerry Hodges. JIM ROMEO leaves for Terzo's. RITA RORK leaves her place in Sextet to J une Matteson. DAN RUSSELL leaves a brain and a half to Jim Filingeri. NANCY SMITH leaves her brother Hollis the name of Smith to keep on file at FCS. DEANNA SNOW leaves Kay Cordone. CARL SPATOL leaves his football ability to J oe Minosh in hopes he'1l do as well. DAVE STARK leaves his artistic ability to the Art Class of '56, BETTY STEPHENS leaves her seat on the bus to Gwen Brownrigg. CARM TRIPPEN leaves Carm Di Leo her name. LOUIE URGO leaves Joe Rocco his fast typewriter. ROSELLA VALENT leaves to Carolyn Beck some of her frankness. RONNIE VARLEY leaves the driver's education car to Chuck Murzin. JOHN WILLIAMS leaves his shoes at Marion Q1ofaro's for repairs. COLLEEN YORK leaves her blond hair and light complexion to Sherry Robinson. JEANETTE ZAFFARANO leaves Phyllis Sassone a book, How to Handle Boys. PETER ZWANKA leaves Stuart Upson his position on Sts. Peter and Paul basketball team. To the faculty we bequeath our thanks for the guidance they have given us. To our Alma Mater we leave pleasant memories and our final farewell. In witness whereof, we do sign this last will and testament. Class of '55 AA W Q, Y 1: 'ag 4 lb x , t , 9 0106 RAFH4- ,LQ ei ' -EX- Q +-'SX' Yi-L9 U 1 ii W 'Q Q' W xv S, of was Fly ffm! 'af US A 155 XY fbiia 25 as Ak X3 X M Q kink V gf iuhsir ki S' may 'I Y ii cf' f X ik is of Q, Q, E36 if ,Y his sg Y. Q X QS f 2 x CX Uk ri gg n ,D 1-N gs Q.. ,N 5, .Ji qw., xp xi wma -. W N ,MTL , X Q , N . if X- N' X 5 gm I xxx Sxmiwa 4, Joseph Nicolette . . . ..... President John Gorea . . . . . Vice-President Louis Urgo . . . . . ..... Secretary Leland Ladd ....... . . . . . Treasurer Mrs. Graves, Mrs. Reina . . . . . . Advisers FIRST ROW: J. Zaffarano, E. Graves, B. Palante, L. Urgo, J. Gorea, J. Nicolette, L. Ladd, C. Trippen, M. Puzzilla, N. Smith. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Graves, S. Paratore, A. J acopelle, F. Nelson, C. Goodhines, G. Capra, J. Romeo, L. Loiacano, A. Nurod, N. Coniguliaro, C. York. THIRD ROW: B. Payne, B, Wardzinski, D. Stark, A. Feduccia, F. Favat, D. Snow, R. Valent, J. Williams, W. Mower, R. Rork, B. Stephens. FOURTH ROW: R. Daley, P. Zwanka, D. Russell, R. Massey, J. Nencetti, H. Kellogg. J. Alsante, C. Spatol, R. Varley. I. Crirnmins. 24 . ,oi ...-'is iid-E-E 'x?.ss11.:. 11,-.-1 1 --5' ' ffQiQ5f3:g.,gi25w3s.Qg? Qigs. . I - ff .... . Kay Cordone . . . .. ..... President Rosemarie Chuff . . . ..... Vice-President Joan Ryde .............. Secretary-Treasurer Miss Frank, Miss lngro ............. Advisers FIRST ROW: C. Gazilli, M. Onofaro, C. DiLeo, R. Chuff, K. Cordone. J. Ryde. J. Matteson, S. Robinson SECOND ROW: Miss Ingro, R. Ciallelo, P. Sassone, C. Spencer, G. Brownrigg, J . Matteson, J. Hodges N. Jackson, C. Cattat, Miss Frank. THIRD ROW! H. Sharo, C. Beck, A. Castilla, S. Di Maggio, V. Filingeri, W. Dougherty, J. Gillette, B Sweet, J . Rocco. FOURTH ROW: J. Fresco, H. Smith, S. Upson, J. Minosh, C. Murzin, W. DempseY. J. Remington, J Spatola. 25 Soap A, Z Joe Chippari . . . ..... President Rosalie Spohn . . . . . . Vice-President Sharon Bates ....... . . . ..... SSCFCIHFY Joseph Belmont ....... . . . .... Treasurer Mr. Monohan, Miss Braidwood . . . . . . Advisers FIRST ROW: J, Lolio, K. Trippen, C. Giffune, J. Paratore, R. Spohn, J. Chippari, S. Bates, J. Belmont E. Hughes, M. Jennett, A. Ingraham. ' SECOND ROW: Mr. Monohan, M. Loiacano, J. Loiacano, J. Knox, E. Murdock, N. Sylvester, R. Paratore P, Sanders, E. Smith, S. Durant, M. Gushman, M. Passante. THIRD ROW: J'. Juliano, V. Sgroi, E. Durse, H. Haman, B. Williams, J. Lore. J. Castellano, E. De Luke P. Palumbo, R. Chuff, J. Riente. FOURTH ROW: C. Douglas, E. Crim, J. Caiola, B. Paciello, L. Caruso, M. Hatton, A. Brownrigg, C Matteson, M. Nedzynski, R. Sinard, M. Nicastro, R. Campulugo, T. Rubino, A. Tocco, A. Rosbrook. FIFTH ROW: J. Palumbo, C. Dodge, B. Crossett, T. Hugick, R. Gatto, P. Manno, J. Spatol, B. Harmon E. Zwanka, B. Crossett, F. Aiello, S. Robellard, M. Cattat, D. Hajdasz. 26 jf fifzeofuncm A, x f Q - .7 ' ' .1 ,f 1- ',f, ,jf Vf ' ,I . . ' . 1 3 ,,,L'. ,-'Y' V j, . H X- if ' , NUI ff fy nfl 'V f l Y! V sl E ' P J r f P ,W -,U , J j .1 rf J- X If ' ff I ,x 91 pr X Q 'in A Jw jf U V5 f , .. ' gGeor futher . . . . . . . . . .412 President ' , 'gg a Favat . . . . . . . .fl '.1,!4lide-President K ff rank La Puma . . . . . ,ff.'. .... Secretary ' ' Steven Gurski , .' . . . f ff. . -, ! . . . . Treasurer ,kk Mrs. Castronoysy Mr. . .r ...... Advisers 1' J fj , fy A 1 U' ff' QI X I f , . I I k fl' ff J' , . f gf . R' ',j3f3S .f 1 ,. I ' I f D' ,fy . ,I Q , V' f' xxgv r x SAG AJ ,-feng. ,. ' J ' ..-f- 6.,,,,g!,- , .I , ' '25 - f - ' 1 11,-4 ,fy f Y 1 --- 1 4' ! 1 5 X Y, fa M TW' M mf -r M445 y ,. M new ffff rf, -A ,rf',-,QL , . 'YO in fx ,vw-fp. M 5 27 H -ef Donna Mathews. ...................................President Katherine Oleksik . . . . . Vice-President Ann Peters ..... ...... S ecretary Berflifle N6dZYHSki . . .... Treasurer Miss Daly ...... . . . Adviser Joseph Belmont ..................................President Vincent Adams . . t . . . Vice-President Philomena Balio . . ..... Secretary Beverly Bernard . . . . Treasurer Miss Adderley . . . . . . Adviser 28 Szuenth Char1otteCushman..................................PreSident Angela Bono . . . . . . . . . . . Vice-President Karen Lindsay . . . . . . Secretary-Treasurer Mr.Wa1lace.. ...........AdviSer Caro1Taverni....................................PreSideI1t Salvafore Migliore . . . . . Vice-President Francis Stolark . . ...... Secretary Donna Perillo . . . . . . Treasurer Mrs. Marcantonio . . . . . . Adviser 29 vw .1 . o ly' 1,- f M .,1 ?'kx 34 ' X 5 'SH Q-'NOX X in N ,A' K . .- grew img ,HM . 1,8 ' Q r-f-fix! A 44? RichardMassey...................................President William Williams . . . . . Vice-President David Stark .... ...... Se cretary John Williams . . . . . . . Treasurer Miss Braidwood . . . . . Adviser WDP Charles Murzin ..... .............................. P resident Thomas Maneen . . ...... Vice-President George Luther .... . . Secretary-Treasurer Mr. Leland . . . .......... Adviser 31 Ma Bog Frank Favat ............ .... .... E d it0r 'i1'l'ChiSf Dan Russell ....... .... . . Assistant Editor-in-Chief J oe Nicolette, Rosella Valent .... .... B usiness Managers Mrs. Graves, Miss Perritano . . . ..... .......... A Clvisers .Tugee Frank Favat.................i..............Edit0r-in-Chief Joan Matteson . . . . . . . . . . Assistant Editor-in-Chief Joan Ryde, Shir1eyParatore . . . . . . . . . Business Managers Mrs. Myrus, Mrs. Pontolillo . . . . . . . . . . . Advisers 32 Student ' JosephNico1ette..................................Prc-:sident Dan Russell . . . . . . . . . . . Vice-President Jeanette Zaffarano . . . . . SecretarY'Tl'SaSU1'eI' Mr.Frank....... .........Adviser I Joe Castellano . Bessie Crossett . Sandra Fresco . Frances Palumbo Mrs. Reina, Miss .............President . . . . Vice-President . . . . . . . Secretary , , , , . . . Treasurer Daly . . . . . Adviser 33 SherryRobinson....................................President Joe Spatol . . . . . . . . . Vice-President Michael Mazzola . . . . . . . . Secretary Rosella Valent . . . . . . Treasurer Miss Ingro . . . . . Adviser U JuneMatteson....................................Presidenr Carolyn Beck . . . . . . . . . Vice-President .T 0311 Matteson . . . . . Secretary-Treasurer Ml'S-MY1'l1S-- ..........Adviser 34 Gera1dCrimmins..................................Presidem Carol Jean Gazzilli . . . . . Vice-President Colleen York ....... ...... Se cretary AIITIIOHY Norod ...... . . . . . . Treasurer Mr. Chuff, Mrs. Pontolillo . . . . Advisers S . DanRussel1.....................................President John Gorea . . . . . . . . . Vice-President Ronald Sinard . . . . . Secretary-Treasurer Mr. Monohan. . .........Adviser 35 'Y Zetic Kay Cordone Rosemarie Paratore . . . . . Vice- President Cecilia Gillette . . . . . . , . , Secretary Carol Giffune . . . . Treasurer Miss Kling . . . . . . Adviser I Nancy Smirh . .......................President Jereleine Hodges . . . . .Vice-President Julia Taylor .... ..... S ecretary Elizabeth Caruso . . . . . . Treasurer Mrs. Castronovo . . . . Adviser 36 S'5' 1 OUR MISS BROOKS B. Palante, G. Capra, R. Rork, C. Goodhines,L. Ladd, C, York, A. J acopelle, F. Favat, S. Paratore, R. Varley, B. Payne, C. Trippen, J. Zaffarano, R. Valent, J. Nicolette, J. Gorea. ' JLG-H11 S ' ' .T SEATED: R. Valent, C. Cattat, K. Cordone, J. Nicolette, D. Stark, L. Urgo, C. Gazzilli, R. Massey, N. Coniguliaro. STANDING: J . Matteson, J. Matteson, R. Varley, R. Chuff, A. Jacopelle, J. Rocco. J. Minosh, C. Spatol, S. Paratore. 37 Rose11aVa1em:.......................... ......PreSident Rosemarie Chuff . . . . Vice-President Barbara Sweet . . ..... Secretary Sally Durant . . . . . Treasurer Miss Dwyer . . . .... Adviser John Gorea .....................................Presidem Anthony Feduccia . . . . Vioe-President Helene Sharo . . . ..... Secretary Rosalie Spohn . . . . . Treasurer Miss Dwyer . . . .. .Adviser 38 S J'. Matteson, R. Rork, C. Gazzilli, B. Palante, R. Valent, F. Nelson. l94:tet FIRST ROW: R. Juteau, F. Serway, P. Sgroi. J. Onofaro. SECOND ROW: E Lints, M. Mazzola, B. Selberes, G. Sylvester. 39 O-D 5 Z2 rn 0 L4 CL Q Q Q . . . o tv' .2 8 2' .-G S' V! O F1 SHI id ICS Vice-P o o 81' ge Luth OI' Ge Llfel' cretary-T reas Se el' e Sylvest TS Geo . Adviser Q . Q . . . . . . . Q Q o o U 0 s o o Q s Q Mrs. Paulson . x N . ,Q .5 mx Qrvf ,ix. wk-X. Q YVW .f Q Vf i r x .XV 4 W xg. ,wi 'Q MW-Q ..:. w fr R. . .,X Q ,mf -W ,3w'X,x , w ' FAQ 1 fi W ' X A N 1:95-X 15339, ,A X- .. ,I K , -R Rf: 4 . A . xv. . we .. wh-was X - QQQSNTS N1 xx -Q 'J . xv. 5- L , Fuliback Tom Wil on the Rxchfseld 42. set up the TD when he Svwetz pass Tfrgds spec' 'Niaroofn and MG e-4 e U 3 1--g 1 me E- W in 2g.573gQg3 ' 1,53 A e.,,s: E 0525 ,M cmgdg-om! 2 HeFf,,z'xg QU rf Sgczwfljr 53333390 -N 3039 magf T5 225,30 :S r ef5,,Qe3r,n 2 .. Wf,N,... W RICHFIELD sr-aw: G s Agouchdowns, g'0 if0ft 83037-5 hard hztmng Frankfort Hugh Xicglgltg and fa-HH 01' Ygd eleven makmg advansage of tnqcgnignag-0 eggh 1 amfm an pass mterceptmns and 3, Rach-me 33.0 mug, sms, a 10 anne 9 3 held fumble lashed out an the . mates? Streak wa cond and Lmrd quaztexs here A sum' shiver to 1 52 sterday to mm bask a Hgmnwntehed fine Iflaravn due! between FI? but undermzmned Rmchfxeldscme their Sixth Hvmw and ' nge Central team 18 5 tory' only Houma stands in Frnkfox't's Jones hig Ramen S fx wsu the second straxght uc- undefeaied and an largely mspn o ihe season for the Chuff- Th 1 d f A Lewi C t blockmg raced 8,-Gund ms gand the second Boss m a row ? 3 3 rom , 5 mm Y' lgevuigrgell m Cach A1 Hamm S boys Spomng A Seating 8 Word Pfexgin 5121131 gina 531-ds out for the - - ff Phi Chuffs pupusg f 5 3 1 1 ave 1 e ms Maman ang xgfhlsesome, Q? their toughest competi- Urges 20 yard run y1 8V1UYlS gnfaiqyglizamldfalexition, to date in the first half.to the scoring play gave , nmg period Fmnkfom ze Only a. recovered fumble by Boblviaroon and White the shot mn Cm d and marched to me R ch:Da1eLy on Lowvilles fmn' pre- the arm xt needed to score ' vented a. scoreless. deadlock at Cam-,johar-le came 1-igh f ml our Wham Rlgm Halfbafk the half time intermission. wlth 3 drive gf 115 mm r o R 'f d I ft d LQ gs, 5 g S H e e en Frankfort immediately capital-ing F'ra.nkfox'ts TD The own en PSY 1' Right H8 Colettesized on the break by scoring unearned d the first play as Nicolette racedyard Ima to his an optionally fine def 01' h x put that yield other first half score. Howeverg the -second In entirely diiferent prqznpfly added to column early in the when Mike Ladd Lowville fumble on' Three lint thrusts placed on the one and went inver on a sneak Nick Conigliaro scored the third quarter on runs of 16 and 15 The summary: mmutes of Lqwvgggg the fxrst Canto mth nemther team End' -' B- Parker. Chapln, czm able iv C0196 up WM the mehr pa-:Zum-w.m1m. mamuu, wan FRANKFORT combxnamon A. had Frankfort, ieefy- , 1 Emil Kwvau MSM'-2 Nvflm pam looked me in mxght be une? Sf2If,',j3'ffg9:gx:z-55. wmwy. ftkeii 201' Richfield when the ball? Qulrterback-Gtlreen. on am mwkfon 25Vxe:fag?g:g::-Houpert, Meds, How failed to dent ihei Fulibacks--Roy, Swerdoxki. Frankie? forward wal? FRANKFORT Ends--tgeilngg, Aiunte, Murzin rvmmspx, -- Mmosh, Guru, Lore C DUOY, Durst, W f inline play xts backs suffer vw- gm 8-I1 ids from pay dxrt Fixe repeat- a 'e me Romeo 9' FIRST ROW: J'. Romeo, J. Rocco, R. Daley, G. Durse, L. Urgo, N. Coniguliaro, W. Williams. SECOND ROW: V. Filingeri, J. Minosh, H. Kellogg, J. Nicolette, L. Ladd, A. Feduccia, J . Gorea, C. Spatol. THIRD ROW: J. Crimmins, R. Varley. J. Alsante, C. Murzin, D. Russell, R. Massey. J. Lore, D. Stark. The season of 1954 proved to be one of the best ever achieved by a Frankfort foot- ball squad. The Frankfort-Schuyler-Central gridders romped through the season un- beaten and untied to win its first Mid-State Conference Title. On the Varsity squad of twenty-three boys, sixteen were seniors, including ten of the first eleven. Frankfort racked up 117 points while yielding only 19. F.C.S. is honored by the selection of Leland Ladd to the Up-State New York All Star Football Squad. The team, its mentor, Coach Chuff, and his assistants, Mr. Wallace and Mr. Kopza, should be lauded for an outstanding grid season. Frankfort . . . . . 7 Dolgeville ...... , , , ,6 Frankfort . . . . . 18 Richfield Springs . . . . . . 6 Frankfort . . . . . 13 Sauquoit ..... . . . . . 0 Frankfort . . .... 6 Canajoharie . . . . . . 0 Frankfort . . . . . . 19 New York Mills . . . . , 0 Frankfort . . . . . . 33 Lowville .... . . . . . 0 Frankfort . . . . . 21 Holland Patent . . . . '1 43 .93 SEATED: J. Williams, D. Stark, N. Coniguliaro, A. Feduccia, L. Urgo, B. Williams. STANDING: Coach Chuff, J. Crimrnins, H. Kellogg, C. Murzin, J. Nenoetti, J. Minosh, J. Castellano. J. Nicolette. As of this writing Frankfort Central's basketball team has a record of eight wins and five defeats. In league play, the Maroon and White Cagers are in first place with six wins and one setback and are trying to continue their reign as Middle Mohawkvalley Champions. The squad has shown outstanding teamwork and scoring ability which has accounted for its fine season. THE RECORD Frankfort . . Ilion .... . . . . Frankfort . . St. .Tohnsville . . Frankfort . . St. Mary's .... . Frankfort . . Richfield Springs Frankfort . . . Herkimer . . . . . Frankfort . . Fort Plain . . . . Frankfort . . Ilion ...... . Frankfort . . Dolgeville . . . . Frankfort . . Canajoharie . . . . Frankfort . . Richfield Springs Frankfort . . St. .Tohnsville . . . Frankfort . . St, Mary's . . . . Frankfort . . Herkimer . . . Frankfort.. . Fort Plain . . . Frankfort . . Dolgeville . . . Frankfort . . Canajoharie . . . F. Aiello, R. Gxuff, A. Jacopelle, S. Paratore, F. Serway, M. Cushman, C. Trippen u I S. Di Maggie, B. Crossett, A. Minosh, C. Coniguliaro, K. Oleksik. 45 nicva 'Umvwitq .73ao 'kqjslfak 1 ' Qmurrg 'R 00, f 1 I s 0, e C935 Q x ff Q Q! 1,7 r kjff E xxtgolf Qkxfoilw A V A ?NAiXFg4,,'F V Ygiuggqgi f I 5 'I 1 4 3 .5 fa Q S if s I f ' Y 2 O f . ,f ,Q-...Q 3,5 aww Y A , 5 FIRST ROW: G. Luther, J. Rocco, J. Gillette, J. Spina, J. Sgroi, A. Rosbrook. SECOND ROW: B. Chuff, E. Lints,R.Krick,.T. Chippari, P. Palumbo, J. Riente. ' Ucvwity, R. Valent, T. Hugick, Helene Sharo, P. Sassone, N. Jackson, S. Robinson, S. Durant. 46 Batten Le1andLadd...................... .... . .......... President Harold Kellogg . . . . . . . . . . . . . Vice-President Rosemarie Chuff . . . . . . . . . . Secretary-Treasurer Miss Kling, Mr. P. Chuff . . .. . . . . . . . . . . Advisers Sfpwctoman Cfufe Carl Spatol .....................................PreSident James Romeo . . . . . Vice-President Vincent Filingeri . . ..... Secretary Anthony Nurod . . . . . Treasurer Mr. Chuff . .... .... A dviser 47 n . 'll his -an-ww-p-.H Q gm 1 ,,: f' 'ii -' .K 'f ,f f.-1 .h. af ,...v+ www Q xr-M 1544592 if-2'-'mi was , NN , y ,bww W swf' W min N, Kam. T? .. Q , W' M-W ' Q i -V-EXSSQ7 L 311 ' ix' MW? '27 5- ,r-wwg 1 Y Huw? ww ,xx . -:1. 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