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Gordon Hight has recently accepted a positio11 at Utica College and is teaching the Art of Sales- manship. David Hughes is the owner of the newest and most luxurious chain of Thru-way diners. Still trying to learn to drive is Judy Kinney, star of the TV show, Keep Talking. Charlie Ludwig, noted mathematician, has just disproved Einstein's theory of relativity. We see Vivian Manno kneeding dough while hubby, J. L. rings up the sales in their block-long bakery. Nurse Donna Mathew's snooping in the labs has led to her discovery of an anti cold vaccine. Bernice Nedzynski is the recipient of the newly created Nobel Prize for everything under the sun. In an F .S .C .S . classroom we find English teacher, Sara Pandolf, substituting for Mrs. Graves. Rosann Passante has begun plans for the manu- facturing of a revolutionary petticoat hoop. Bob Perry, owner of a chain of auto repair shops is working with Elvis Presley recording ses- sions during his lunch hour. Believe it or not, Andy Romano is a speedy, punctual news reporter for the New York Times. Dave Rosbrook is a successful executive with his headquarters in the White House. Pulling his hair out in anger is Ken Schmidt, Certified Public Accountant, auditing the books of the F.S.C.S. Student Council. Dennis Van Dusen is a prosperous druggist Coperating in the black marketj. In his outer space laboratory, Gerald Volz is seen experimenting with his atomic light bulb. Millionaire Phil Balio has made B 8. R Trucking a successful, world-wide concern. Who said women are weak? Phyllis Bono, M.D., has invaded the medical profession and is practicing on her father's cows. In a courtroom scene, we find Barbara Bunce, noted criminal lawyer, pleading to the ju ry. In a steamy kitchen is Joanne Collins, Home Economics teacher, instructing her students on how to prepare out-of-season foods. John Delia, who left our class in 1958, is now the wealthy owner of a palm plantation in Florida. Recapturing the youth of the female graduates of '59 is Linda DiMare, owner of The Beauty Bar. As the result of winning the national wit contest, Joe Evola can now afford contact lenses. Flying around the world is Evelyn Falcone, chic airline stewardess. Getting her movie break Patty Gatto, Frank- fort's bid for the replacement of the aging Bridgette Bardot. Joe Green is engineering a large scale atomic bomb shelter development. His sneaky wrestling techniques come in handy underground. At his Physical Fitness Salon, Joe Grizzuto is specializing in instructions in wrestling and gum chewing. On the dollar bill we can be proud to see the signature of Gail Hughes, United States Treasurer. Janice Ludwig, typical housewife and mother, has been the winner of several national cake-baking contests. Hollywood's newest discovery is John Luggerio, billed as The Classic Profile. In his romantic Sagas John makes use of his Hill Top technique. Walking down New York's Fifth Avenue is Donna Perillo, top notch buyer for exclusive clothing stores. With her experience from Woolworth's, house- wife JoAnn Puleo is an excellent cook and leader of The Ironing Board Brigade, a group of Herkimer County llomemakers. Mary Ann Rolchigo is star of thehilarious TV comedy series, Mirth with MerrY'Ai111- At a Paris, France army base, Chet Schmidt has been reported AWOL. He can probably be found at -- who knows where in gay Paree? We are pleased to find Roy Smith with per- fect attendance at his job as weekly reader of gas meters in Frankfort. Newspaper headlines come into view -- Frank- fort's own Helen Valente is Miss America of 1969. Blowing his whistle, we see Phil Farouche, outer space traffic cop, telling the Frankfort llot- rodders that they can't park on the right side the moon. i Pert, little Marie Simonette has become the biggest worrier in the Department of Internal Re- venue. She has the job of burning all those worn out bills. The crystal ball has become hazy and we can barely see old F.S.C.S., but it has been fun and pleasing to visit again the Class of 1959.
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CLASS PRCJPHECY To present an accurate prophecy, we have con- sulted the great mabdah-malbah, a friend of ours who forsees the future of the class of 1959. As we gazed into his crystal ball, we had a glimpse of our class ten years from now, Pat Bunce is such a busy girl, being in great demand to model for shampoo advertisements. Joanne Bommarito is seen giving her sister a lesson in climbing the ladder of success, which she has done with the help of her pleasing person- ality. All excited about the plans for the basketball season, we see Bob Barrett, supervisor of Physical Education in New York State and key spotter for the Globe Trotters, at his desk working out revolutionary new plays., Proficiency in commercial skills has enabled Phyllis Chard to open a Business Institute rated highest in the country. Having a luncheon date withv, a wcll-known politician is Margaret Cook, stenographer at the Pentagon in Washington, D.C. A In a New York City art studio, we find Rosalie Castilla modeling for thc great artists, Jack Consilio and Tony Ruggcrio. K As the crystal ball focuses on country life, Marie DeF azio comes into view driving a red truck full of farm produce and little children. Kon Caldwell is seen instructing his son in methods of plowing the left meadow of his five- thousaud acre farm. Meanwhile, back in our home town, ,Toe Gillette is still trying for a raise at Melrose sohe can pay for his 1951 Chevy. In the midst 'of national flags, we see Pat Inserra, interpreter of foreign languages at the United Nations headquarters in New York City. Scanning through the diary of Vivian Manno, we find that her best friend, Dot Schmidt and Don Luther have eloped to Syracuse where they are very happy and a1'e planning to raise a football team. We can almost hear the sound of Irene Murzin's typewriter as she carries out her duties as private secretary to John D. Rockerfeller, III. Behind a cloud of dust, who has just fallen off her horse? None other than Martha MoCullen, new owner and manager of Sullivan's Horse Auction. The reason for Rosalie Nicastro's seclusion in recent years has been for careful concentration on her startling, revealing novel, Swindlers in the Lunch Line. Pals forever, Ann Peters and Ruth Markle are both doctors of education at Albany State Teach- ers' College. Sailing on the Irish Liner to Tipperary isSandra Shannon, who is taking a well-deserved vacation from her job as village tax collector. While campaigning for the New York State Sen- atorial election, candidate Mary Tucker, well-known lecturer, is working on a new handbook of Parlia- mentary Procedure. Clarinet and saxophone in hand, Sam. Tucci is touring the music centers of the world as one of America's outstanding soloists. He has resigned as Professor of,Music at Potsdam to devote more time to travel. Driving a shiny new car is Joe A. Belmont, radio and TV script writer. l-Iis cousin I oe P., is helping him,build a double hangar for their twin jets. ' , It is difficult to recognize who the grease- coated man in the crystal ball is, but, yes, it is Vincent Adams. - Although he is head lifeguard at Miami Beach, Florida, Charlie Campione is still trying to bleach himself. 4 - - At Cypress Gardens in Florida, we see head aqua-maid Marguerite Kelly practicing for a spect- acular water show. Clayton Croasmun is thrilled to have been voted the most valuable football player of the century. Now a family man, J' im DiCamil1o is getting over his timidity and is also getting free haircuts. His wife has something to do with that. Florence Farouche, wife of Chet Schmidt, is seen practicing her guitar lessons very diligently. Brian Frank, tall and stately, has just been elected Mayor of Frankfort. H , . , , Margaret Green's efficiency and genial person- ality has earned for her the position of President of the Bank of America. , S V, f Ro Grizzuto has at long'last become Mrs. Frank Sinatra. These two are truly living in perfect harmony. , A
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C ASS HISTORY As our class of 1959 looks back on the four best years of our life, many pleasant memories enter our minds. After our wonderful eighth grade graduation the big year finally arrived - we entered our Freshman Class. Our officers were: Phyllis Chard, Presidentg Margaret Hatton, Vice-P residentg Florence F arouche, Secretary, and Philomena Balio, Treasurer. Miss Ingro and Mrs. Pontolillo were our class advisers. Representing our class on the JV cheerleading squad were: Mary Tucker, Margaret Hatton and Beverly Bernard. Ending the year as honors were Florence F arouche and Beverly Bernard, May Day Attendants. After giving our Freshman teachers a two-months' summer vacation, we came back in the fall as Sophomores. Our class officers were: President, Anthony Ruggeriog Vice-P resident, Joseph Greeng Secretary, Philomena Baliog and Treasurer, Mary Tucker. Our advisers were Mrs. Reina and Mr. Monohan. Helen Valente and Dorothy Schmidt were the class May Day Attendants. This year Florence Farouche became a Varsity Cheerleader while Margaret Hatton, Helen Valente, Marie Simonette, and Rosemary Grizzuto, a new member of our class , became Junior varsity cheerleaders. During the latter part of this year, we had a Sophomore dance featuring the new Jumping Jacks, which of course, put financial support into our treasury. After much hard work and studying, we found ourselves on a class picnic at Caroga Lake. Then we witnessed the departure of two of our classmates, Jane Oakden and Beverly Bernard. As Juniors, we anticipated the fact that we need a great sum of money for our coming Senior year. Therefore, we held a spaghetti supper, a bakesale, and sponsored a traditional junior dance. We finally became joyous juniors when we received our class rings. All these activities were under the direction of our class officers: President, Mary Tucker, Vice-P resident, Rosemary Grizzutog Secretary, Philomena Baliog and Treasurer, Vincent Adams. Our class advisers were Mrs. Reina and Miss Perritano. Our May Day attendants and their escorts were: Dorothy Schmidt and David Hughes, Ann Peters and Bob Perry. Florence Farouche again made Varsity cheerleading accompanied by Dorothy Schmidt, while Sara Pandolf and Vivian Manno became JV cheerleaders. Sam Tucci, David Hughes, Joe Green, David Rosbrook, and Joseph Grizzuto were selected for Boys State. This year Joe Green became the unlimited wrestling champion of Central New York. At the end of the year the whole student body elected our Student Council officers: President, Donald Luther, Vice-President,SaraPandolfgSecretary,Phyllis Chard, and Treasurer, Gail Hughes. We then faced the sad experience of saying goodbye to our history teacher, Miss Perritano We hope she will always find happiness and success. Finally we ended our junior year watching Bob Perry and Chester Schmidt wash floors after covering them with chalk. This incident and many others still bring laughter to our minds. Finally, what we've all been waiting for - our SENIOR YEAR! Mary Tucker became our class Presi- dent, with Rosemary Grizzuto as Vice-Presidentg David Rosbrook, Secretary, and Patricia Inserra, Treasurer. Our advisers were Mrs. Graves and Mrs. Donald. We again realized the overwhelming need for money in our treasury and decided to sell Christmas and all-occasion cards and to sponsor a football concession. The profit from these two projects was added to the amount earned from our Senior Play, Thank You, Mr. Parker, which then resulted in the biggest sum ever earned.The Varsity Cheerleaders were represented by Vivian Manno, Dot Schmidt, and Sara Pandolf who cheered our football team to victory. Our team included: Donald Luther, Joe Green, John Luggerio, Joe Grizzuto, Clayton Crossman, Charles Campione, and Andrew Romano. During the latter part of this year our class again witnessed the departure of one of our classmates, John Delia, who moved to Florida. We miss John a great deal and wish him the best of happiness and success. To end our Senior year off nicely, the DAR Good Citizenship Award was presented to Rosemary Grizzuto. After graduation, the Class of 1959 left the halls of F .C.S. to find a new life, but it will always cherish the memories of our alma mater. 27
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