Frankfort Schuyler Central High School - Maroon Log Yearbook (Frankfort, NY)
- Class of 1967
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Xyfy af W W Wffgy 1967 Marqon Log rn Presented' by The Senior Class Frankfort-Schuyler Central School Frankfort, NY. nu, I U , , ,,......f-Y Va Elf wig? Q AQ wiiiw 5545! WQQLWM W Q W kim I? W Wd MM WM J' aff ff' .I -I lm , . J 15' - x 0 Q, s a?b 1 M 5' X OU b F M 'yflfijw ,Q ,aww ff . WL M QW M f X buff Q xiogwolx WN ' -YY 'bfnqf9? G li' A 0 M9 X ix gg 19992 1560 WINS lx WJ C5 PU? Hopf S9165 QNX C 5 , N . ,N N ,Ach Qrxksxffw Qewwvwa X ff AV V ' ' X A2 J Y 1 E , if 1. , , In Appreciation . . . Mr. Pitcher, We, the Class of 1967 wish to express our most heart-felt thanks for the inspiring help you have given us in our plans for future life. We needed guidance in our lives and we found it in your advice. The future looks brighter through your words and encouragement. Because of your interest in us, we respect you as a friend and teacher and admire you as a man. Thus, to you Mr. Pitcher, teacher and friend, we dedicate this 1967 edition of the Maroon Log. May it remind you of our class, the Class of '67, and of the good things we have done and those that we have tried to do. As the Class of '67 presents the Maroon Log, we remember our years at F.S.C.S .... . . . and our classes here. Classes . . . in Economies in English, in Biology, and in other subjects which formed the nucleus of our academic life. in Chemistry, We also remember our inoney- making activities, our dances, and our means of transportation around the town, and valley, . i N . 9 and, of course, our teachers, our coach, I ws ww 2 'ii Syn A .253 ' -A . XX --an-suaemw -- -M r and our band director. But most of all, we remember our friends . N X N ' -. 1 .I?: f' X X Q.. E NE ix Q M in lab . . . at lockers and games, . . if X ,f g 1 -45 . ' x Q3 N Q 5 P f X4 5 V Q Q Lid Q Q fp a Wg? Q4 60339-ESHA ef dw QQQVSL X WR q 7 x09 f7Nff+ ON ,. 0 JQQQQJ qi Shsji Q X Ok M ' I 1 everywhere -- and everyway ,gif f' E ' L gh- i f- ' , Visage? The Class of '67 remembers many things about F.S.C.S., and looks forward to a final memory -- graduation. ROW 1: G. Zito, L. Robinson, M. J. Valenti, S. Chellino, P. Borgognoni, S. Deasy, R. Horsley, N. But, P. Tocco. ROW 2: C. Torchia, K. Schuster, J. L. Torchia, M. A. Walawender, J. Fo1ey,B. Cross, C. Licari, B. Maida, N. Christensen, B. Bennett. ROW 3: Mr. Pitcher, advisorg R. Majewicz, W. Waitt, M. Bamberger, L. Grippe, M. J. Hosney, D. Lasher, G. Huening, J. Dedzej. 196 Maroon ROW 1: R. Horsley, S. Chellino, P. Borgognoni, P. Tocco. ROW 2: L. Robinso11, G. Zito, M. J. Valente, N. But, S. Deasy. Editorial Staff 2 P39 lik ww- X -a.::2'fE55::i .. 14 Thank-You The Maroon Log Staff would like to thank Mr. Clifford , F,S,C.S. band director for his help in producing our '67 Maroon Log. Mr. Clifford, an amateur photographer took many of the pictures used in our yearbook. Our athletics, faculty, and candid pictures were taken by him. Without his unselfish expenditure of time, production of the 'iLog would not have been possible. Thus, we thank you, Mr., Clifford, for your time, energy, and most of all, your patience. Log Staff Editor - P. Borgognoni Assistant Editor - S. Chellino Business Manager - R. Horsley Copy Editor P Tocco Staff - M. Bamberger, B. Bennett. M. llosney, R lV1'ljCW1C7 W Waitt Head Typist - L. Robinsong Staff - D. Lasher, G. Huening, M Wwlawendcr Advertising Manager - G. Zito, Staff - N. Christensen, B. Cross, P Enea C lic 1 Subscriptions Manager - S. Deasyg Staff - I. Foley, B. Maida I Torchia Photography Editor - N. But, Staff - P. Nurod, K. Torchia Art Editor - M. Valenteg Staff - I. Dedzej, L. Grippe, K Schuster Faculty and Administration As one glances at the stature of the oak, he sees a representation of majestic wisdom. Standing tall, the oak never falters and maintains prestige, as well as authority, among the smaller trees. Our faculty at F,S,C,S, possess these same characteristics. 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Board members are: Mr. Syd- ney DeRol1o, Mr. Donald Luther, Mr. Charles Bono, Mr. James Wal- lace, Mr. Robert Hughes. ABSENT: Mr. Frank Pontolillo, Mr. Fred Fur- tek. 8 Schuyler, Mr. Anthony Borgognoni, Superin- Administration Business Manager Mr. Nicholas Chuff, Business Manager began his duties in this new position this year. He is in charge of the budget, the non-professional staff and discipline. I v 1 Q, wil fav X -an-v W Hi gh School Principal Mr. Nicholas Frank has long been asso- ciated with the Frankfort-Schuyler Central Schools. As Principal, he has spent many hours for the improvement of education in our school. I9 uidance MRS. GLORIA FALZARANO Guidance Counselor School urse MRS . BELLA ORIOLE Nurse Awww' MR. THADDEUS IABLONSKI Guidance Director S5 or H1 gh School Secretaries MRS GERTRUDE BARTON MISS ROBERTA IRONS 'ZIP In addition to the secretarial staff we would also like to recognize the cafeteria and custodial staffs and the bus drivers. Unfortunately they were not available for pictures MR . DA VID PI TC HER Kawai English and Study Skills English Department 69 Th Nw, Nfbxggr Xcvx KEQC' A-Xsk X OMS '-XSL v.Xv-A-Ano -UNL 0245 MISS LESL EE BEC KER English . MRS. THERESA GRAVES UJCQXA English MRS . PA TRICIA HAMILTON English MRS. HELEN DONALD English and Speech MR. FRANK SPINA Social Studies Social Studies Department . I ' -I ' o MR, WILLIAM KINNEY Social Studies MR. GEORGE BARNES English and Social Studies MR. JOHN GOODALE Social Studies X. .m,L ,L MR. KENNETH BOLLERUD N SCiCl'1C6 1 14. ,, ,X .. Q , Nj Y - ,, , fm , X - 43 A ?l1fi2-be 5 L -if ,ff dfap, ,, , L . K ,.-se ' 2,vw., K , V kljyg , dywQYfg-Miele-,Yw ' - w, ,- l -wLwv,iw4lynn? ,If wb- K . ,.,- .xz5.w- 4.mv '1.,4, . R 'J me n xf'1a.m Q. 1 '- N xy, .'...g, jm- ff, 'jf 9 AFA Lf' '-3 .1.ggi.- ir ra -5,15 'i'r-NM f .1 1 ew i2f4ge:4?gEQ:.? . 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Yi i m X me X ll 0'lw-nun goo, ---...A ..,, K c 9lnv. nu MRS. ROSE CACCIATORE Business MR. WILLIAM CLIFFORD Instrumental Music Industrial Arts uSiC Department 5 . , ffffag I ! I I , I 'I Im . 4 L.. ' ii If MR. LA VERGNE MAC MURRAY Vocal Music Department MR. SIGM UNT LELAND Industrial ,, W , MR. JOHN KABOT Industrial Arts is X f : . 'rgi v'.'4'.--'.'-.','-.'.A4-v' ,' '55, 1 ' ,,,,,, f Q- AZZA fQ f ' 2 ' 5gi AV' ,,Q MISS YVONNE GIGLIOTTI Physical Education ai MR. JOHN WOEPPEL Physical Education Home Economics MISS HARRIET WAGNER Home Economics 29 r I , .,. 1 Mfg My f W t an la QW? Bgyygrff ? The rose in bloom signifies an awakening and an eagerness for life. In order to reach this stage, the rose has been nourished, protected, and trimmed, so that the rose's beauty might reach its highest degree, So it is with the Seniors. The years spent at Frankfort-Schuyler have nourished our -minds with knowl- edge, have protected us while we gradually explored the world around us, and have pruned the useless antics from our lives. Now, like the rose in bloom, we are eager to face the world before us, hoping that this knowledge and experience gained at F,S,C.S, will lead us to our greater goals. 1.-- 1 , X f , .1 ! f f J, Y Jr ,IJ I af 9' . i 1 , Senior Class fficers PRESIDENT I AMES BON O National Honor Society 1-4, Mixed Choir 2-4g Boys' State, Latin Club 1- 3g French Club 3-4g Class vice-presi- dent 2, Delegate to Cit. Ed. Confer- ence Senior Playg Science Club 4g Class president 4. VICE- PRESIDENT ANTHONY CARDINAL Football 1-4, co-captain 45 Baseball 1-4g Winter Sports 1-43 National Honor Society 1-4, Vice-president 3g Key Club 2-4, treasurer 2, president 4g Mixed Choir 2-4g Band 1-4, Latin Club 1-3g Math Club 4g Boys' State, Varsity Club 3-4. SECRETARY MARY ANN WALAWENDER G.A.A. 1-4g Speed-A-Way 1-4g Bas- ketball 1-4g Volleyball 1-3g Bowling 3-45 Latin Club lg Future Teachers lg Commercial Club 3-4g Homecoming Attendant Girls' Choir lg Class sec- retary 4g Maroon Log. TREASURER M. LESLIE GRATES Girls' Choir 1-2g Mixed Choir 3-4, All-County 1,3, All-State 4g Mixed Ensemble 45 Latin Club 1-2g Science Club 45 Modern Language Club 4g Knight Echoes 2-3g Telegram 45 Candy Stripers 2-3g G.A.A. 1-2. STL, 3. l NORA ACQUAVIVA A.A. 1-45 Volleyball 1-35 Basket- 45 Speed-A-Way 35 Commercial lub 3-45 Girls' Choir 3. JOSEPHINE ALABASTRO Choir 2 3 Mixed Choir 4 A A. 15 Math Club 45 Latin Club 15 Stripers 1-2. PAMELA ALLEN G.A.A. 1-25 Majorettes 2-45 Future Teachers 1-25 Candy Stripers lg Latin Club lg French Club 35 Girls' Choir 1-45 Mixed Choir 45 Science Club 4. MICHAEL BAMBERGER Football 1-45 Basketball 1-25 Latin Club 1-25 Key Club 2-45 Math Club 4, president 45 Yearbook Staff5 Home- coming Committee. LJ .Ac fwvffwwuf DAVID ARCHER you 5 5 1 JON I 4. 'NN Track 1-25Cross Country 25 Volleyball '64-'F -V 'QVPVJ tim O2-4. Q-v.-J 14954- A4,M,,,,,,5l.1y-U 2509 ,WJLQJOENQW OMCT, wi Jovuroufv t0lQ-f,wwUZ,f3,g? V .wa-sf M, Filip 'mg new A My ew kwclkjxk -X O Q 4 O I 5 . WM- M gk QNEHL '5 Lc'.7Q.'fm'S ' 5-,,sv-A sip BRIDGET BENNETT National Honor Society 1-45 president 45 Future Teachers 1-45 Band 1-4, All- State 2-45 All-County 1, 3, All-County Orchestra 25 Mixed Choir 2-45 Mixed , Ensemble 3-45 Woodwind Quintet 1-45 G.A,A. .1-25 Seminar 3-45 Math Club 45 Prom Comrnittee35 Student Council. 34 RICHARD BONO Math Club 3, secretary 35 Wrestling 1-35 Varsity Club 35 Baseball 1-2. , PA TRICIA BORGOGNO N1 Maroon Log, Editor5 Newspaper Staff 1-4, Associate Editor 2, Feature Editor 3, Assistant Editor 45 Math Club 3-45 Seminar 3-45 National Honor Society 3-45 Debate Club 1-3, vice-president 2g Prom Committee 35 Principal's cab- inet 1-25 Art Club 45 Biology Club 15 Library Staff 2-45 Senior Play. GEORGE BRA NCK Math Club 3-45 Latin Club 1-2 5 Science Club 45 Basketball 1. ROBERT BROOK S Football 1-45 Wrestling 1-35 Track 2 Mixed Choir 3-45 Class president 35 Co -chairman Prom Committee 35 Kir by Memorial Committee 2-35 Student Council 35 Varsity Club 3-4. Suv' NADIA BUT National Honor Society 1-4: Seminar 3-4: Future Teachers 1-2: GAA 1-2: Knight Echoes 4: Maroon Log, Photog raphy Editor: Latin Club 1-2: French Club 3: Girls' Choir 1-3: Student Coun- cil 1: Debate Club 3: Majorettes 2-4 JOHN CARNEY 1: Science Club 4: French Club Math Club 3: Prom Committee 3: Committee F SUSAN CHELLINO Knight Echoes 2-4: Assistant Editor 3, Editor 4: Maroon Log Co -editor: Nation- al Honor Society 1-4. Treasurer 3: Debate Club 3. Secretary: Seminar 3- 4: Latin ciub 1-as French ciub ageing' Choir 1-3: Future Teachers 1-2: Prom Committee: GAA 1-2 K 1 N -.. DANIEL CONLEY Football 1-4: Track 1-2: Winter Sports 1-4: Varsity Club 3-4 x N55 -::' rz- . L Aff' I - aa aaa lm NANCY CHRISTENSEN MQ! A QM? 0 1 ' I Future Teachers 1-4, Vice-president 3. ' ' Ayn, c1,Cj,ij,f..Z F , Treasurer 4: National Honor Society 1- F OZ f V5-V 4, Secretary 3: Math Club 4: Maroon G MW ' ' 'WLT xy-'ff Log: Newspaper 2: Girls' Choir 1-2: LV, Qj KA C Latin Club 1-3: GAA 1-2: Basketball 1 tj!! ' 1 W -Af fir, ara rf fi--f ffm 'H a 1611.69 Y ,f-7'f'c,:-,f1f L L 4 , 35 AJ, f -T JANE COOK Drama Club lg Literary Society lg Latin Club 3g Mixed Choir 3-4. 36 LUCY COOPER Future Teachers 3-4g French Club 3g Math Club 4gAudio-Visual 4gArt Club 45 Library Staff 4. KA T l-ILEEN CO RB ETT G.A.A. 1-45 Candy Stripers 1-25 Commercial Club 3-4g Knight Echoes 43 Girls' Choir 1-35 Latin Club 1. CARMEN CRISTA LLO Math Club 2-45 Latin Club 3-4. BEVERLY CROSS Future Teachers 1-33 Girls' Athletic Council 1-2g G.A.A. 1-2g Girls' Choir 1-33 Soccer 1-2g Basketball 1-3 Newspaper Staff 1-25 Field Hockey 1-2g Volleyball 1-2g Bowling 1-23 Maroon Logg Senior Playg Cheerlead- ing 4. QW SU SA N DEA SY Candy Stripers 15 Class Secretary 35 Latin Club 1-35 Math Club 45 Future Teachers 2-45 Knight Echoes 2-45 Ma- roon Log Staff5 Cheerleading 1, 3-45 Prom Committee 35 Softball 3. JEAN DEDZEJ Girls' Choir 1-35 G.A.A. 1-25 Candy Stripers 15 National Honor Society 2-45 Prom Committee 35 Knight Echoes 2-45 Feature Editor 3-45 Maroon Log Staff5 Math Club 45 Latin Club 1-35 Future Teachers 25 Library Staff 3-45 Senior Play. Pei QIWB JOSEPH DEJOHN Program Committee 35 Art Club 4 ROSEMARY DELUKE Commercial Club 1-45 G.A.A. 1-45 Future Nurses 1-3, 45 Knight Echoes 45 Future Teachers 3. iw' Y '-5 SA LVA TORE DILIBERTO Band 1-45 Cross Country 1-45 Latin C1ub2-35Track 35Math Club 35 French Club 35 Winter Sports 45 Varsity Club 45 Future Teachers 4. 37 IULIE DYBAS Band 1-45 Majorettes 1-45 Art Club 45 Future Teachers 1 -45 Future Nurses 1 -25 Seminar 3-45 Future Homemakers 15 Latin Club 1-85 G.A.A. 1-45 Speed- A-Way 15 Senior Play. 38 STEPHEN DZIMITROWICZ Winter Sports 1, 3-45 Tennis 25 Key Club 2-45 Math Club 35 Latin Club 1- 35 Future Teachers 3-45 Modern Lan- guage Club 4. PATRICIA ENEA Mixed Choir 1, All-County 15 G.A.A. 15 Latin Club lg Candy Stripers 1-25 National Honor Society 15 Maroon Log. I FRANCIS FERRARO Football 1-4g Track 25 Golf 35 Winter Sports 15 Mixed Choir 1-45 Science Club 45 Math Club 35 Latin Club 1-25 Modern Language Club 2-45 Varsity Club 3-45 Audio-Visual Club 15 Senior Playg Future Teachers. RICHARD FINSTER Future Farmers 1-45 Audio -Visual Club 1-4. PEN- -uC'T'l?' JA CQU ELINE FOLEY G.A.A. 1-45 Future Teachers 2-45 Li- brary Staff 2-35 Modern Language Club ll. SUSAN FRANK Girls Choir 1-45Mixed Choir 45G,A.A. 1-45 Future Teachers 1-45 Latin Club 1-25 Science Club 45 Majorettes 2-4. Pl-IYLLIS GELOSE Girls Choir 1-35 Commercial Club 1-45 Future I-lomernakers 1-45 G.A.A. 1-45 Future Nurses 15 Speed-a-way 15 May Queen Attendant. I- 'TXTT7 'Sega T HEODORE GIROLA MO Mixed Choir 1-45 Audio Visual Club 4. Qing- , JOSEPH GRATES III Wrestling 1-25 Football 15 Golf 3-45 Latin Club 1-35 French 1-25 Science Club 4. 39 N LOUIS GRIPPE Mixed Choir 1-4: All-County 1-4: Art Club 1-4: Maroon Log: Prom Committee 3: Knight Echoes 3-4 4 ,I -4 0 -,FY DAVID HOBBICK Football 1-4: Basketball 1 -4: Track 1-3: Seminar 2-4: Key Club 2-4: Latin Club 1-3, vice-president 2, president 3: Modern Language Club 3-4: Varsity Club 3-4: Mixed Choir 1-4, All-County 1-3: Mixed Ensemble 4: Senior Play: Class vice-president 3 ROBERTA HORSLEY National Honor Society 1-4. secretary 2: Seminar 2-4: Mixed Choir 3-4: GAA 1- 2: Basketball 1: Track 2-4:'Latin Club 1-3, president 3: Future Teachers 1-4: Student Council 2-4: Prom Committee 3: Maroon Log, Business Manager MARY .TO HOSNEY Latin Club 1-3: Math Club 4: Language Club 3-4: Band 1-4: Majorettes 2-4: Maroon Log: Class treasurer 1: FTA 2-4:1 GAA 1-4: Volleyball 1-4, mgr. 4: Bas- ketball 2-4: Senior Play: Seminar 4: Delegate to Cit. Ed. Conf. 3-4:Knight Echoes 1-4: Observer-Dispatch reporter: Science Club 4 BARBARA HRYNIO GAA 1-3g Girls' Choir 1-3: Mixed 45 Audio-Visual Club 1-3: Future makers 1-4g Math Club 2-43 Library Staff 3-45 Majorettes 3-4., N8 GA IL HUEN ING Modern Language Club 15 Girls' Choir 1-35 Future Homemakers 3-45 Basket- ball 15 G.A.A. 1-35 Commercial Club 3-45 Maroon Log Staff - Typist. NANCY HUGHES Commercial Club 35 Mix ed Choir 45 Girls' Choir 1-35 G.A.A. 35 Future Homemakers 3-4. ? 'Y-7 4 A NDREW JA NKOWIA K Math Club 3-45 Science Club 45 Plan- ning Committee 3. f Ext, MARIE JOHNSON Art Club 45 Knight Echoes 3-45 Future Teachers 3-45 National Honor Society ERIC KANE Future Farmers 1-45 Track 1-45 Cross Country 35 Audio Visual Club 1-45Var sity Club 4. MX Q! Jr gl I f is il JN 'dlwfhl ' M qv . J J 5 fl Ci, F x 'PAK yy, xl I' 5 U 1 JJ 5 my Qui? 06 XY! N IAP My Il DJCJ ' Jil ' Ufv r -1 I Y fem USUN if P 3-4. if I JO Q, U A WA fo X W W A ,x 1' ' Aj Af . X-N5 1 Ji! ll jfj, rin!! 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Jt M If 'MEC' x 5,5 I Q jr , 4 K, W wwf FRANCIS KATTATO Basketball 1: Wrestling 1-2: Baseball 2: Football 3: Mixed Choir 4: Audio-Visual Club 4: Band 1-2: Senior Play: Home- coming Committee 42 GARY KING Audio-Visual Club 1-4 DONNA LASHER Speed-A-Way 1-3: GAA l-4: Basketball 2: Girls' Choir 1-3: Commercial Club 2-4: Maroon Log: Knight Echoes 4:Li- brary Staff 4 CAROL LICARI Math Club 3: Science Club 4: Girls' Choi 1-4: Bowling 1-4, manager 4: Basket- ball 1-4: Volleyball 1-3: GAA 1-4: French Club 2-4, secretary 3: Future I-lomemakers 4: Candy Stripers 1-3: Maroon Log: May Day Attendant 3 IA MES LILLE Class president 1-2: Student Council 1-4: Mixed Choir 1-4: All-County 1-4: All- State 2-4: Mixed Ensemble 2-4: Base- ball 1-4: Basketball 1: Math Club 3: Latin Club 1-2: Science Club 4: Key Club 2-4, secretary 4: Senior Play: Cross Country 1 S , PHILIP LIVINGSTONE etball lg Winter Sports 3-4g Track , Band 1-43 All-County 3-4, A11- tate 3-45 Latin Club 1-35 Math Club -45 French Club 3, Science Club 43 odern Language Club 4. WXQWWMQ- ,off qfpeyw WWW WOW ANTHONY LOIACANO ed Choir 1-4, A 11 -County 1-45 restling 1-2g Math Club 3. MA DELINE LOMBARDO Basketball lg Volleyball 1-23 Softball 1-25 Speed-A -Way 1g Girls' Choir 1-45 G.A.A. 1-4g Future Homemakers 1. .TA MES LOW ELL Football 1-43 Track 2-4g Varsity Club 3-4g Winter Sports 1-4. BEVERLY MAIDA Girls' Choir 1-4gG.A.A. 1-2, 45 Mod ern Language Club lg Maroon Logg Homecoming Committee 43 RICHARD MA NEEN Latin Club 1-35 Band 1-4, All-County 1, All-County Orchestra 25 Future Teachers 45 Math Club 3-45 Modern Language Club 4. ROBERT MAIEWICZ. Latin Club 1-35 Math Club 3-45 Sci- ence Club 3-45 Key Club 2-45 Basket ball 1-25 Track 3-45 Cross Country 1- 25 Football 45 Future Teachers 45 Ma- roon Log5 Modern Language Club 3-4, secretary 3. 44 JAMES MARINE Baseball 1-45 Basketball 1-45 Cross Country 1-25 National Honor Society 1-45 Key Club 2-4, vice-president 45 Math Club 3-45 Science Club 45 Latin Club 1-35 Mixed Choir 1-45 All-County 1-4, All-State 3-45 Boys' State5 Stu- dent Council 4, vice-president. NICHOLAS Art Club 1 -2 SUSAN MORGAN Mixed Ensemble 3-45 Mixed Choir 3 Girls' Choir 1-45 Basketball 15 Speed A-Way 15 Candy Stripers 1,45 G.A 1-45 Homecoming Committeeg Language Club 15 Cheerleading 35 ence Club. MARY ROSE MUTO peed-A -Way 1-4, manager 45 Basket- ball 1-2,4, captain 45 Volleyball 1-2, 45 Softball 45 Girls' Choir 45 G.A.A. 1-45 Future Homemakers 15 Commer- cial Club 3-45 Track 1-2. 4. CHARLES NICASTRO Club 35 Latin Club 1-35 Science 3-45 Band 3-45 Future Teachers 4. JOSEPH NUROD Art Club 1-4 PATSY NUROD Student Council 2, 4, president 45 Key Club 1-45 Latin Club 1-35 Math Club 3-45 vice-president 35 National Honor Society 15 Wrestling 15 Senior Playg Modern Language Club 45 Science Club 45 Debate Club 35 Maroon Log Staff5 Knight Echoes 4, Business Manager. MICHA EL ORIOLO Math Club 35 Latin Club 1-35 Wrestling 2. 45 CO NCETTA PA LUMBO GAA 1-4. president 45 Speed-A-Way 1-4: Basketball 1-4: Volleyball 1-4: Bowling 2-45 Girls' Choir 1-4: Future Teachers 35 Candy Stripers 2: Latin Club 25 May Day Attendant 2 116 JOYCE PALUMBO GAA 1-43 Girls' Choir 4: Commercial Club 1-2: Bowling 3: Candy Stripers 1 N MARIE PA PA National Honor Society 1: Math Club 4 Future Teachers 1-4, secretary3:Sci- ence Club 4g GAA 1-3: Latin Club1-2: French Club, president 3: Student Council 2: Basketball 1: Mixed Choir 3-4: Girls' Choir 1-2: Homecoming Queen ANTHONY PERRITANO LINDA PEZDEK Commercial Club 2-4: Cheerleading Basketball 3: Volleyball 2-3: Knight Echoes 3: Candy Stripers 2-4: GAA 1 Library Staff 3 DONALD PUTNAM Basketball 1-43 Track 2-4: Varsity Club 3-4: Science Club 3: Latin Club 2 LACEY ROBINSON Class secretary 2: Majorettes 2-4, Drum Majorette 4: Seminar 3-4: Maroon Log, Head Typist: Commercial Club 1-4, president 4: Mixed Ensemble 3-4: Mix- ed Choir 3-4, All-County 1-2-4g All- State 4: Student Council 3: Prom Com- mittee 3 THOMAS RUFFALO Boys' State: Key Club 2-4: National Honor Society 1-4: Seminar 2-4: Math Club 3-4: vice-president 4: Band 1-4: Latin Club 1-3: Senior Play: Science Club 4: Varsity Club 4: Baseball 1-2-4 Winter Sports 1-4: Language Club 4 117 . I I,-.r Qffvy L h:' A DONNA SCHORER Future Teachers 15 Future I-Iomemakers 1-45 Girls' Choir 2-45 Candy Stripers 2-35 Math Club 35 Science Club 45 Art Club 3-45 Majorettes 3-45 Archery 15 Library Staff 15 GAA 25 Mixed Choir 1. 48 KATHLEEN SCHUS TER National Honor Society 1-45 Future Teachers 1-45 Modern Language Club 45 Math Club 1-35 Latin Club 2-35 sec- retary 35 GAA 1-45 Basketball 1-45 Volleyball 1-45 Bowling 2-45 Maroon Log5 Mixed Choir 3-45 Majorettes 1-45 Art Club 1,4. ANTHONY SGROI Math Club 3-45 Audio-Visual Club 3- 45 Library Staff 2-35 Future Teachers 1-25 French Club 3. JAMES SHANNON MW ffl.- ryjffiw ,W WWW? WWJ AM Op! '1 PHILLIP SHANNON W CHERYL SHAW Seminar 3-45 Library Staff 2-35 Girls' Choir 1-45 Mixed Choir 45 G.A.A. 1- 25 Math Club 3-45 Speed-A -Way 15 Majorettes 3-45 Candy Stripers 1-4. FREDERICK SHORT Latin Club 1-25 Math Club 35 Science Club 3-45 Mixed Choir 1-45 Modern Language Club 45 Future Teachers 45 Basketball 35 Knight Echoes 3-45 Win- Sports 45 Baseball 2-45 Varsity Club MICHA EL SPOI-IN Mixed Choir 1-45 Football 1-45 Wrest- ling 1-45 Student Council 35 Science Club 45 Varsity Club 3-4. CYNTHIA SWANSON Band 1-45 Mixed Choir 1-4, All State 4, All-County 2-45 Mixed Ensemble 2, 45 Future Teachers 1-4, vice-president 45 Latin Club 1-25 Modern Language Club 45 Knight Echoes 45 National Honor Society 15 G.A.A, 1-45 Bowling 2-4, manager 45 Volleyball 1-2. S-4,4 'uf LEN ORA SWIG ER Girls' Choir 1-45 Commercial Club 2- 45 Future Homemakers 45 G.A.A. 1-45 Candy Stripers 1, 35 Library Staff 45 Art Club 45 Bowling 1, 3. 49 CA T HERINE TORC HIA Seminar 3-45 National Honor Society 1-25 Math Club 3-45 Science Club 45 Latin Club 1-35 Candy Stripers 1-25 Fu- ture Teachers 1-25 Senior Play5 Maroon Log5 Cheerleading 2-45 Student Coun- cil 15 G.A.A. 1-45 Speed-A-Way 1-35 Basketball 45 Bowling 1-45 Girls' Choir 1-35 Mixed Choir 3-4. PROVIDENCE TOCCO National Honor Society 1-45 Seminar 3-45 Student Council secretary 45 Fu- ture Teachers 1-2, 4 president 45 Latin Club 1-35 Math Club 3-45 treasurer 35 Science Club 45 Maroon Log, copy ed- itor5 May Day Attendant 15 Band 1-45 All-County 15 G,A,A, 1-25 Basketball 15 Bowling 3-4. 50 .race V JOAN LEE TORC HIA Future Teachers 1-45Future Nurses 1-25 Future Homemakers 1-25 Math Club 3- 45 Science Club 4, treasurer 45 Latin Club 1-35 Maroon Log5 G.A.A. 25 Girls' Choir 1-45 Bowling 3-45 Library Staff 4. PHILIP TUZZOLINO Football 15 A rt Club 35Math Club Science Club 4. FRA NCIS VA LENT Latin Club 1-25 Science Club 45 Mod ern Language Club 45 Varsity Club Band 1-45 Football 1, 35 Basketball 15 Baseball 15 Winter Sports 2-45 Track in 5,4- wp...-f STEVEN VA LENT Club 3-4, Latin Club 1-2, Mixed 1-4, All-State 4, All-County 1, -4, Science Club 4, Senior Play, Golf , Mixed Ensemble 1-4. MA RY JEAN VA LENTE .A.A. 1-4, Speed-A -Way 1-3, Bas- etball 1-3, Volleyball 1-4, Bowling -4, Science Club 3-4, Girls' Choir 1- , Library Staff 3-4, Mixed Choir 4, atin Club 1-2, treasurer 2, Art Club -4, secretary 3, president 4, Future omemakers 3-4, Senior Play, Maroon og, Art Editor, Knight Echoes. FRANK VITI Math Club 3-4, Latin Club 2-3, Winter Sports 3, Science Club 4, Library Staff 3. 'De Q45 .E 1. LINDA VITI Future Homemakers 1-4, Girls' Choir 1-4, Candy Stripers 3, Art Club 4, Li- brary Staff 4, G.A.A. 2, Commercial Club 3-4. 1'-nn. KA REN VOLZ Girls' Choir 1-4, Library Staff 4, Math Club 3, Latin Club 2, Candy Stripers 1 4, Modern Language Club 4, G.A.A. 1-4, Bowling 1-4, Debate Club 3, Fu- ture Teachers 4. 51 1 wwf? rfb? WWW Sb agp WALTER WAITT National Honor Society 1-4: Latin Club 1-3: Science Club 4: Modern Language Club 4: Varsity Club 3-4: Basketball 1: Cross-Country 1-4: Winter Sports 3-4: Track 2-4: Knight Echoes 45 Delegate to Cit. Ed. Conference 52 BARRY WIDRICK Band 1-4, All-County 3-4, A11-State 45 Key Club 2-4: Varsity Club 3-4:French Club 3: Latin Club 1-2: Modern Lan- guage Club 4: Science Club 4:Seminar 3: Football 1: Basketball 1-4: Future Teachers 1-4 GARY WOODS Track 1-4: Wrestling 2: Audio-Visual Club 1-2: Student Council 1 GEORGE WINKLER Mixed Choir 1 -4.Al1-State 4. All 1-4: Mixed Ensemble 1-4: Science 4, vice-president 4: Boys' State LOREN WORLOCK Band 1-43: Audio-Visual Club 3-4 Camera Shy Magazine 3: American Legion Orato '- cal Contest 3g Aud' -Visual Club 4. GLORIA ZITO lub 1-33 Future Homemakers 4 Club 3: GAA 1-2g French Club 3 Modern Language Club 43 Candy tripers 1-4g Maroon Logg Knight choes 45 Homecoming Committee. l l Cl388 COlO1'8 - Aquamarine and Gold Cl388 FlOWC1' - Rose Cl388 Motto - We know not what our future holds but knowledge will assure us a place in the world. S 0 BARTON MAS ELIZABETH ROCKWOOD Football lg Track 1-23 Basketball 1-4g Debate Club 2g Hall Monitor 2g A d Junior Class Representative: Literary Visual Club 3-4. Senior Superlatives Most Likely to Succeed Jim Bono, Pat Borgognoni Best Dressed George Winkler, Mary Jo Hosney .nllllqe Most Athletic Mike Spohn, Mary Ann Walawender Most Versatile Jim Marine, Provie Tocco Class Wits Jim Lille, Susan Deasy Best Personality Pat Nurod, Lacey Robinson Most Individual Barton Mas, Nadia But 'R Gift of Gab Charlie Nicastro, Mary Jean Valente Senior Superlatives Class Optimists Mike Bamberger, Nancy Christensen Class Wits Gary Woods, Gloria Zito Regents' Scholarship Winners ROW 1: P. Borgognoni, R. Horsley, C. Shaw, B. Bennett, M. Johnson, N. Christensen, C. Torchia, P. Tocco. ROW 2: B. Widrick, W. Waitt, S. Diliberto, J. Bono, T. Ruffalo, B. Mas. Re gents' Alternates Boys' State ROW 1: J. Torchia, S. Morgan, L. Cooper. ROW 2: J. G. Winkler, A. Cardinal, J. Marine, J. Bono, T. Ruffalo. Marine, M. Bamberger, A. Jankowiak, D. Hobbick. 56 ... Providence Tocco Mary Jo Hosney Barry Widrick DAR Award Second Place Second Place Bausch 84 Lomb Award Herkimer County Oratorical Contest Patriotism Essay Joan Lee Torchia Homemaker of Tomorrow N.. if Pat Borgognoni and Jim Bono NMSC Commended Students Mary Jean Valente Art Citation N. Y. S, Exposition Elks Youth Leadership Contest Mary Jo Hosney, Third Place Kathy Torchia, Second Place '1 RH ga , Fa X 3 'E . 1 if 4 W ' -21::,A,1 X' A Q A gfeb ii A f I 9 in ' A, L? :A : ' 45 fa 2 A . - 'A ' . A ., Y . ZA, A:ZA' f 1 , : 4 B 9 i .,,' g V . . H . M 5, :J2 mmm . . Q --- s. .-. , . ,.,...... .. 1 ROW 1: C. Paratore, M. VanDuesen, A. Ahern, M. B. Mattison, A. LaPo11a. ROW 2: A. Woskowboinikow, K. Schuster V. Tamacki, E. Spine, C. Licari, M. Balio. 21 21 1966 5 8 mm J lls.v ' 'A- 't 5-1 G. Winkler, K. Schuster, R. Zalocka, M. Walawender, F. Ferraro, M. Papa, L. Robinson, P. Livingstone, M. Plano, M Spohn. Homecoming 1966 Celebrating the victory of Homecoming. . .....X ..XA Q MNWSN-xx F. S. C. S. Band awaits beginning of parade. Majorettes lead the parade .... Spirited cheerleaders anticipate victory HUHE- Homecoming 1966 li ii Cheerleaders make last minute plans. . . . . as the marching band follows. 1 4 1 I. Lille . M. Valente J. Lowell R. Brooks C. Nicastro S. Valent . M. Hosney . . T. Ruffalo . . F. Ferraro . C. Torchia. . 62 r.. J 'S' X i '5 H , . You Can't Take It with You . Martin Vanderhof Penelope Sycamore . . Paul Sycamore . . . J Mar1 . . Henderson . Mr. Kirby . . Essie . . . Ed . . Kolenkhov , . Alice P P. B. D F. I. I. I. A. Nurod. . Borgognoni Cross . . Hobbick Kattato . Dybas . . Dedzej . Bono . . Cardinal . a . Mr. DePinna . . Mrs. Kirby Gay Wellington . .Tony Kirby . Donald . . Rheba . Olga . J Man . J Man was ,Q Candid Camera I' f 63 NAME N. Acquaviva J. Alabastro P. Allen M. Bamberger B. Bennett R. Bono P. Borgognoni G. Branck R. Brooks N. But A. Cardinal J. Carney N. Christensen D. Conley I. Cook L. Cooper K. Corbett C. Cristallo B. Cross S. Deasy J. Dedzej J. Delohn R. DeLuke S. Diliberto J. Dybas S. Dzimitrowicz F. Ferraro R. Finster J. Foley S. Frank 64 Senior Statistics I'M ADDICTED TO having any kind of good time a blue Mustang green grass and blue skies putting my foot in my mouth things of beauty being busy interesting parties Pat Cirillo life, liberty 8: MY pursuit of happiness myself driving a car being shy Wheaties New York City loneliness tuna fish submarines the labors of life talking snapping gum explaining to B.B. cars, money and girls Teddy running R. C. CCola?J 1954 Chevrolets out of town women lemon juice happiness a blue Ford AMBITION legal secretary to weigh 100 pounds to be an Oriole live through college to visit the Taj Mahal to retire at 28 teacher to own a Porsche to be president of the Playboy Club Foreign Service Office Engineer get out of the store to see the world to be a good water skier to be better than Sarah Bernhart Mathematics teacher to be a Fox hunter to own a St. Bernard to be in heaven half an hour before the devil knows I'm dead Marine Biologist to become a teacher work full time at Minut Carwash to ride in a Dodge teach Biology to be a Cook to be a Latin teacher to be a social worker Biology teacher to be a teacher to reach 5' I LEAVE electric typewriters to Junior girls my long hair ? 85 out of town boys Sa dances to Chris Wilson the school policies to anyone who can put up with them my brothers to Coach Noonan to do what he can with them the third floor - FINALLY a pill of poison for any freshman who can read the future nothing, but take wonderful memories Joan Lowell with hope, the holes in the line to John Sharrino the ski slopes, Mohawk St. 85 the beach to Sharon Carzo on the next stage all my cousins Math 12 to some deserving Junior Most joyously 8a for the benefit of all gladly Mr. Shamma 86 Bus 29 to Linda Gualillo physically exhausted, mentally derranged, morally corrupted to look for freedom to raise havoc elsewhere at last, exhausted my last name to anyone who can say it all the riots in woodshop and wild weekends to Nick Nurod, J. Schlemmer, 85 J. Nicastro the Driver Education Car Qwhat 's left of it after I'm through with ity the 2 mile to anyone who wants it my sister Mary o11e C21 more happy CU year at F. S . C, S , Frankfort to whoever wants it the shadow of Joe Ferraro to anyone who may want it my gym socks to Sandy Bono 85 my Ag. note to Jean Finster confused. as always Joe, to suffer with school 8a without me NAME P. Gelose T. Girolamo J. Grates III L. Grates L. Grippe D. Hobbick R. Horsley M. Hosney B. I-Irynio G. Huening N. Hughes A. J ankowiak M. Johnson F. Kattato E. Kane D. Lasher C. Licari J. Lille P. Livingstone J. Lowell B. Maida R. Majewicz J. Marine Senior Statistics I'M ADDICTED TO to a certain boy my girl fMoeJ, beer and cars Physics Class running to school at 8:10 each morning making money life dentists the flames of hell Richard K. from Herkimer children John drum corps, women 85 beer Toronados girls, daydreaming, and fun Cocoa puffs typing a certain purple Pontiac getting trim food good wine a certain 1966 metalic blue Mustang Mrs. Donald and her English 12 classes fun anywhere AMBITION to be the other go-go girl to drive a Dodge Funny Car a millionaire Casanova nurse to sell a painting fwhile alivej for as much as Picasso sells his not to fall off my horse College teacher to be like my mother 8a to show my children all the love 8a understanding she has shown me to keep the girls at our lunch table up on the latest good jokes to tuido all the snags Sc injustices which exist in our present day society to beat Barbara 86 Gail in bowling to have my own harem own a Pro-football team to succeed to be as smart as Mr. D'Amelio secretary to do as the Romans do having my nickname MUTT under my senior picture in the yearbook Doctor visit the Bowery to visit France to be a Physics teacher to pitch for the Mets I LEAVE Gloria Skowron to count the hours until the weekends Mr. Leland 's shop classes to whoever wants them the school my petiteness to Elaine Favat the piano 85 mixed choir to John Schuyler Janet McGuiness to John Sharrino hopeful to go to Europe with J. L, T. Wendy Fisher our crazy bus H29 85 the FHA meetings my brother John to carry Linda Vivaqua's flute to school Linda Viti gc I leave our table in the cafeteria to anyone who wants it a keg of beer to anyone who thinks he can drink it Lorraine LeFever my big yellow and lost art pencil V Herkimer to Plano and Russitano gladly leave my gym suit that wasn't washed all year to Bill Schwerdt electric typewriters to Juniors sober, single and surprised John Sharrino my seat in Honors English Qhave fun suckery one pair of size 12 track shoes to anyone who can wear them the new football field to next year's co- captains the Frankfort school system to those who can cope with its rules, regulations Sc faculty Mrs. Grave 's homeroom to some lucky senior group Frank Ciock 100 shares in Mink Incorporated 65 NAME B. Mas N. Messina S. Morgan M. Muto C. Nicastro J. Nurod P. Nurod M Oriolo C. Palumbo J. Palumbo M Papa A. Perritano M Plano J. Prokopienko D. Putnam L. Robinson E. Rockwood T. Ruffalo D. Schorer K. Schuster A. Sgroi J. Shannon P. Shannon C. Shaw F. Short C. Swanson 66 Senior Statistics l'M ADDICTED TO funny people girls classical music The Beach Boys good times speed fun Big White Elephants Chris dancing long hair eating, drinking 85 smoking boys Tom my Honda people dope QL.S, 13,3 Lyon hunting telephone and Tuz my blanket goofing off in Physics Class not paying attention in class adventure, fun and being a friend to all fun AMBITION teach a language become superintendent of F,S, C,S. to drive Mr. Pitcher crazy by the end of the year to be principle at F,S, C,S, to be a good trial lawyer to stay alive 86 be happy Politics and law to become principal of F. S, C,S. to open a ladies clothing store to be a good beautician to tame a certain senior Barbering to be a go-go girl to see Frankfort join the Union Coach to be able to control my blushing to be a village bum Engineer on a Choo- choo train to hear freedom ring in the halls of F.S.C,S, to have a different colored blanket for every day of the week to eat a school lunch without suffering from indigestion to get out of school have fun Nurse Chemical Engineer to swim the Barge Canal without getting dirty I LEAVE to the class of 1968 one edition of Alice in Wonderland my purple pep pills to John Schlemmer Mr. Pitcher 's thought question to any Junior who can think like Mr. Pitcher finally happily and with no regrets Joe Tocco all my traffic violations I gladly leave all of you. . . BYE! my suede boots to Mr. Frank Chris Giambrone F,S.C.S, finally my long hair to Nancy Ketz F.S,C,S, to Francine anything I can 't take with me a pencil with no eraser to a certain slippery character John Sharrino and Joe Costanza a 6 pack of Gennie and the fun that goes with it all the school duplicating machines to the repairman with all my love, this school to Don Oldfield fRedJ Honors English class to any little quack who takes it sadly, Chris Wilson, the chem lab and majorettes with my blanket in hand and my thumb in my mouth the audio-visual room and all the good times had there to Paul Woskoboinikow and lim Sessum my quietness to Barbara Vallone with the thought of never coming back in a cloud of dust and a mighty High Ho Silver my empty bottle of nerve pills and the letters Y. M. a Swanson's TV dinner to the Home Ec. Department NAME L. Swiger P. Tocco C. Torchia A J. Torchia P. Tuzzolino M. Valente F. Valent S. Valent F. Viti L. Viti K. Volz W. Waitt M. Walawender B. Widrick G. Winkler G. Woods G. Zito Senior Statistics I 'M ADDICTED TO Anthony study fun bus traveling with a certain secret agent Donna and my new T,H.R.U,S.H. gadgets quart bottles girls having a good time no matter what the condition may be airplane glue Anthony Valente Skipping Chemistry class Carling Black Label Rich and food pleasure and satis- faction power slides Peggy Thorngreen a certain boy AMBITION to earn a lot of money before 1968 for a Palace and maids and a happy life to be a mathematics teacher to be a doctor to join the Peace Corps and go to India to be the first man on the moon but not the last to go to Russia in an XKE stocked with quart bottles to high jump 10 feet teacher not to hit a wall on the way out to learn to cook before next January to be a Peace Corps Voltuiteer to win the World Series of Golf by 10 strokes to be a secretary to waste as little of life as possible to become a teacher to own a 427 Sting Ray to be a nurse I LEAVE Paul Lisandrelli to anyone who wants to watch over him mentally exhausted my position as Varsity cheerleader to Anita LaPolla to go to Europe with M. I. H, all my U.N. C.L.E, equipment to the highset bidder quart bottles wherever they fall sadly my high jumping pit to Mr. Woeple Paul Grates a lifetime membership in Utica Club like a bat out of hell my mirror to Regina Tripple so she can comb her hair in every class English 12 to Margaret Sanders a pair of beat up track spikes to Dennis Graudins and John Ahern to increase their speed secretaries dept. to Linda Bono with my eyes on better things to come John Sharrino the Wagoneer the foam rubber vaulting pit fif they don 't burn ity to Alex Rosemyer Mrs. Oriole all my forged excuses 67 .....-- ' X Wm P212 GN Nsxhsftby 5 Q2 Un cassmen 1 bbw L' . 5? Zwaiamklymdgiawimx af 0+ wo? tiff ew Loafitbxfn-an C! Mio Os - N ,225 'hfhogijgguiaz 'img kybvsiawd' Rx sagging fx Gift ,gg we , 3 0 The underclassmen are like the bud of a flower. holding the potential of its lifetime within. They contain the future strength that will come to them, their family, and their school. We, as seniors, who have now passed this stage of initial growth, can only hope that the re- maining years of your education at F. S. C.S. shall blos- som into an enriched lifetime of success. .X x ' QQ . mix Jyvlff .Q fi S1 Tw, , f . 13? x aww? N . X - Y. . affix? we, X f. 'Q ,Ma gf 'x ' ' X ' .. . I ' . A -. A - f. k k 'A i k . MH K X Vis . w, ,fgT1iiif5'L grf- 411 --,Viv T. . ' .. ' f 'I S 1 ' 4 X :N f 4 wks Wi I we sg unior Class OFFICERS Florence Nicastro, President Linda Bono, Secretary Paul Paratore, Vice-President Janet McGuinness, Treasurer AFS Committee ROW 1: J. Ahern, N. Ketz, F. Cioch, M. Sanders, A. LaPo11a, J. Falcone. ROW O'Mara, J. Pileggi. Loiacano, P. i -.' f . NF xi N Xi 4 i 1 11' llxsnm ROW 1: M. Andre, C. Corbet, R. Bono, P. Conley, M. Dacquino, S. Carzo. L. Bono. ROW 2: D. Cavo, J. Baretta, J. A Bonfardice, S. Aiello, J. T. Bonfardice, D. Cavo. R. Cardinal, J. Ahern, A. Acquaviva, S. DeRo11o, Mr. Reina. ROW 3: F. Cioch, J. Accattato, S. Bono, J. Costanza, S. Bamberger, S. Di Martin, I. Dedzej, F. Cole, R. Dulak. ROW 1: E. Favat. S. Kogut, M. H. Gates. S. Fowler, D. Emrich, W. Fisher, A. LaPo11a. ROW 2: N. Ketz, K. Johnson,I Guarniere, T. Foglia, M. Dybas, L. Gualilli, L. Iones, I. Griffith, Miss Ingro. ROW 3: C. Giambrone. S. LaBarbera, R. Frederick, L. Iacopelle, D. Krick, J. Huening, K. Hagen, G. Grippe, E. Lester, I. Falcone, G. Ku11. RX sxc NN . Xxx s .-u V 4 I S N , V A 47 w! ',,,,g.,, M, X Q, 8 ,4- - . -. , 3 6 ' 1, -,. V , 1 .. 1- xvg Aa, .' ,. . 5: .U 0 ew., Q x 'rx .A ' 1 R ..r ' - m .I 4' N I , L s, . 5,145.4 'XR 'xx xx XXX ,nd.4Nw, 4, -'1 .. w 1 , is., an f WM ws f .A ,, 5. '- 5 A 11 15' 1445 In ' 1 ,ti x 4 ROW 1: D. Ricci, L. Lyoshiu, C. Rudy, C. Paratore, I. McGui1mess, P. Rahm, B. Nicastro. ROW 2: M. Sanders, B. Ouac- kenbush, R. Manore, I. Madore, D. Marrone, A. Maida, I. Schuyler, J. Ricci, M. Ludwig, F. Nicastro. ROW 3: R. Long- eretta, N. Nurod. R. Licari, P. O'Mara, W. Schwerdt, R. Murdock, K. Loiacano, P. Paratore, I. Pileggi. ROW 1: D. Withers, D. Smith, R. Tripple, J. Snell. K. Treen, J. Vivirito, L. Vivaqua. ROW 2: C. Sportello, C. Wilson G. Talarico, I. Sweet, D. Walsh, J. Sharrino, J. Tocco, W. Waite, B. West, Mrs. Cacciatore. ROW 3: J. Tocco, L. Zaf farano, C. Vore, T. Tripoli, D. Valent. J. Schlemmer. J. Sessum, P. Woskoboinikow, R. Upson, W. Vore, F. Zaffarano. 74 X19 ophomore Class em, CQ, 'Yo av cQ Ufeid. 1 J Cbap Denms Graudons OFFICERS Vice -President Joe Cimino GW J President Charlotte Horsley Se creta ry Linda Belmont Treasurer ROW 1: M. Caiola. M. Barrett. B. Brooks. M. Branck. M. Carbone. J. Beauharnois. L. Belmont. ROW 2: Mr. Shamma, S. Chauvin, D. Castilla. I. Cacciatore, M. Cerini, N. Chuff, P. Caiola, R. Cellamare, M. Balio. M. Balio. ROW 3: I. Car- ney. J. Allen, R. Albicker, R. Catinella, I. Cimino. B. Bamberger. R. Archer. J. Boshart. A. Aiello. I. Ackley, J. Caruso 75 ROW 1: G. Galotti. I. Griffin. K. Conley. P. Gillette, T. Foglia. D. Fiorenya, C. Famolaro. ROW 2: I. Finster. B. Des- marais. K. Frederick. K. Grippe, J. Furtek, I. I-lext, S. Hanson, G. Broadbent. Miss Wagner. ROW 3: J. Favat, J. Diliber- ro, D. Graudons. R. Cleveland. C. DiNardo. R. Dunadee. A. DeRusso, T. Dacquino, P. Grates. ROW 1: S. Kane. L. lnserra. E. Kane, S. Kipper, M. Montalto, L. Jeffalone. S. Massocco. ROW 2: C. Latella. C. Hors- ley. C. Kattato, L. LeFever, D. Manor. V. Licari. E. MacCumber. A. Hodgins. A. Kipper, Mr. Bonomo. ROW 3: S. Man- ino. I. Julian, V. Hoffmeister, L. Johnson, J. Maneen. I. Maida, D. Massey. V. Jacopelle. 76 ROW 1: D. Quackenbush. J. Potenza. J. Pandolf. M. Olds, D. Morgan. M. Palmieri. I. Murdock. ROW 2: M. J. Peters. M. L. Palmieri. C. Pizzo, P. Ryan, C. Pumilio. C. Nasto. M. A. Puleo. S. Shannon, S. Pizzo. F. Perritano. R. Perketr. ROW 3: M. Pry, D. Oldfield, B. Seaman. A. Roserneyer, D. Schwerdt, R. Russitano. R. Scalise. F. Plano. F. Reina. Mr. Spina. ROW 1: S. Tripple. S. Wellington, D. White, E. Zaffarano. A. Torchia. M. Spine. G. Torchia. ROW 2: I. Wallace, S. Valent. A. Woskoboinikow. T. Vivaqua. E. Waitt. E. Thurston. C. Tuzzolino. Mrs. Pontollillo. ROW 3: D. Vacco. L. Stone. D. Zelie. I. Tennis. D. Stonehouse. R. Smith. D. Vallone. J. Tesoriere. S. Waitt. ' fi A .. gi Q. E. E X lzsmgralfs ,., - 77 Freshman Class OFFICERS Becky Mas Vice -President Joe Grippe President Jerry Noonan Treasurer Mary Io Brooks Secretary ROW 1: D. Annatone. M. Brooks, M. Car-bone. C. Currier. L. Cool. P. Congilaro. A. Daley. ROW 2 I Chard C Chrrs tensen, J. Bianchi, D. Barbin. P. Castilla, S. Costanza, D. Bellino. I. Bono. P. Cox, T. Abbatecola D Annatone A Amendolare. F. Aversa, Advisor. Miss Rappleye. 78 ROW 1: A. Diliberto. E. Jones, D. Iuliano. B. Grippe. M. A. Dunadee. G. Favat. D. Iablonski. ROW 2: J. Kinney. B. Grif- fith.J'. Iablonski. N. Fisher. C. Griggel. D. Iaskowiak. M. Giangolini, D. Geragi. Miss Becker. ROW 3: S. Gan-amone, R. DeRo11o, C. Judge, G. Ducleck. R. DeRo11o. J. Kapsales. C. Graham. J. Grippe. E. DeRusse. R. Juteau. ROW 1: M. Lille. F. Maracco. K. Kipper. D. Nicastro, K. Ludwig. D. Maida. M. Laura. ROW 2: J. Noonan. P. Palumbo J. Madore. K. Manzari. A. M. Maida. R. Mas. R. Nicastro. I. Longeretta. P. Lisandrelli. ROW 3: J. Kinney. H. Moss. J. Licari. P. LaBarbara. D. Miles. P. Passante. T. Pett. J. Nicastro. R. Madore, Advisor. Mrs. Hamilton. q'xX 79 mig Q NX qgdaaf' .J I' 0 mit if 53 Q2 .J m,k iff k Qi? 'aw S ia' in Q f X is M 2 3 A .in x ,N 'F i , .. ,A ww kg' egff Q' ik! I ei Q S. .,:j. X If N 3 X S -f X. 3.3 l 1' l Q. I ' .sfq.q2f.g .'-gif. gf 1 r' ' :- ' ' six ' N 'A . '- -.. ' E .4 gf ' . ' . '. is K .. , lk 5 I ' Si' xx? . Q :T 1' Q , ik is X Y 9 X A ' xixafpk :X f Q 3 w r ,- as-Q - 5 ,ga Q 3 Q 3 Q 53231 P3 5 it xxx . 'f--- Sig-. 'W 15 ir. Candid Camera -'iilhfuff , ,sm Us i?Q'!izfLgf7i e of 57, if . ' J bil WO pb if Z 3 V1 tb 55,5 O fag? gh NMC! Activities f in Nature's babbling brook characterizes the sgarkle of extra-curricular activities in our high school. It indicates the undercurrent of vivacious spirit present in these groups, a spirit which will develop the members of today into the leaders of tomorrow. We are the pebbles which the stream carries. Each bend in its course is a challenge, but the rewards and the experiences gained far outnumber its menacing turbulences. ' I a x,' 'I N 4 Y . Mao K dl v x. n - -. xx V -gg ' x 5 N .'- .. ,.' 7 , i .I--.g,:f . 1 . Yi NY'-A J-: .,. . :I 901 .Ji A . L -.w , f- - .--. 4 ,f ,, JE4.5l:S uyins iff .hi 1,551-14-'f P 'f- if-4 - '50, y, .-lzQ.f,f4.i.,,? ,p ,-I 4' m lv ss wr, -'cv 1 4 -any-fi :Lg 'ff' ny, Qfyiff-uv A 'K ,. Q..sN5- . '. 1 , -w . Af., , W ., gy x -Af '5 '1-Q-51 . , :QW ' .g,1:.l '., '- 47 -.:,w' 7.-,Av - .1 v..-4.49-f ef- , .g, -'f , 'Z ,- V ' ,Q -, -5 ,gain V irq, .,..',4 ish n'4,,f,, g' . T . Q . f -' ,111 lyj - f- f' , ' .X - f if-2.-- -'f::.'w 1 A r1 Q. f 11-'L'-,Ii l'ff,' f' 5. u. '. ' Q- r-' ,Q . 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' Sv - 'f , 4 , . r ' ' ' of K. ., 'QTI-.5qr'.,?1. nj ' . . 'Q , X I 4, s.. ly. -vvw'Mvnf2,.g,'4,2: : . Sv ff I' , :-,, - - - , - - '-at-3,-fw '-. ' .1- 'W -' T 'V ,fa .-1 ' MP7 ' . f' ' ' Mg-v'?4N,, - -new , - -Q .-I .- ff -,L 2-'.-.,.::: S , 1 - . . ,'.w-- :-'.:'pa -A ..,' ,-. N '. ,.,f an 'Is' ' 'VX K - 4 I wmv U' 1, , 'P ,., 5 V L' 3 4. V- ,w if wily J ff' ' W, . Q A Y ,, V V V , 5'i'3 '? .xg.:r',qx ' ,.- 1 I,-N H K ,K q.,f'A ' -Q5-h A- K A r -6 ' Q 3. .' 'F it -,,,. V . 15 ' 1 -'1'Q ' , 4 iii -.- ' ' , I V 'Q - ':,p ..-1 ,ff p Ask 2 544' x , W., 3:55, N 'ff - ' ' L' W - ,-ig ,1 ' -1 Y' ..',oWffA .... 0' kwex ' Div ,2,tz,. ROW 1: P. Tocco, I. Marine. P. Nurod. M. Plano. ROW 2: J. Vivirito. L. Tassa, K. Schuster, R. Horsley, T. Vivaqua, M Dybas, F. Nicastro. ROW 3: J. Lille. I. Grippe, A. Balio, I. Cimino, I. Bono, F. Cioch. I. Ackley, C. Plano. Student Council As the school year comes to its final stages, Frank- fort-Schuyler can look in retrospect on the leadership which the Student Council provided. Instilling the students with its own spirit. the Council sponsored a candy sale to provide funds for a long awaited Foreign Exchange Stu- dent. 84 P. Tocco, secretary: P. Nurod. president: I. Marine. vice president: M. Plano. treasurer. 1 ROW 1: P. Tocco, C. Sportello, M. Sanders, L. Jeffalone, N. Ketz, L. Belmont, A. LaPo11a. ROW 2: M. Pry, D. Withers. S. Chellino, P. Borgognoni, M. Barrett, M. Johnson, F. Nicastro, M. Gates, R. Perkett. ROW 3: J. Wallace, T. Vivacqua L. Lyoshin, B. Nicastro, K. Schuster, B. Bennett, N. Christensen, E. Thurston, F. Reina. ROW 4: Mrs. Pontolillo, C. Horsley, E. MacCumber, J. Snell, A. Woskoboinikow, R. Horsley, N. But, J. Dedzej, J. MacGuinness, I. Hext, C. Pumil- io, C. Corbett, Miss Ingro. ROW 5: A. Kipper, J. Pileggi, N. Chuff, T. Ruffalo, A. Cardinal, W. Waitt, J. Bono, J. Marine. I. Sharrino, D. Stonehouse, K. Loiacono, D. Zelie. ational Honor Society The National Honor Society is an organization which strives to point out clearly values and standards which it hopes the student body will attain. Its members are cho- sen by the faculty on the basis of their leadership, scho- larship, honor and character. This year, the society has put into effect a tutoring system. L. Lyoshin, vice-president: B. Bennett, president: J. Marine, treasurer: M. Barett, secretary. 85 ROW 1: D. Fiorenza, A LaPolla, J. Pandolf, S. Kogut, M. Caiola, M. H. Gates, A. Torchia, M. Palmieri, G. Torchia, S. Deasy, P. Tocco, E. Favat, S. Frank. ROW 2: M. E. Lille, C. Wilson, N. Ketz, D. Withers, L. Cooper, L. Jeffalone K. Volz, J. Torchia, M. Johnson, L. Belmont, P. Conigilaro, K. Ludwig, F. Moracco, B. Griffith. ROW 3: F. Pianella, J. Dybas, C. Swanson, S. DeRol1o, T. Foglia, M. Ludwig, L. Gualillo, J. Guerniere, J. Vivirito, M. Dybas, K. Schuster, B. Bennett, N. Christensen, M. A. Dunadee. ROW 4: G. Favat, W. Treen, T. Thomas, E. Thurston, T. Vivaqua, S. Pizzo, A. Hodgins, C. Grygiel, C. Horsley, S. Valent, C. Pumilio, M. Barrett, M. J. Brooks, M. Carbone, R. Nicastro. ROW 5: M. Papa, K. Kipper, D. Geragi, K. Grippe, C. Kattato, L. LeFever, E. Waitt, M. J. Hosney, R. Horsley, C. Nasta, J. Mas, J. Snell, M. J. Brank, D. Nicastro. ROW 6: P. Grates, D. Scalise, P. Nurod, J. Pileggi, C. Nicastro, R. Albicker, D. Vallone, R. Majewicz, S. Diliberto, A. Aeillo, D. Vacco. ROW 7: L. Recchio, J. Ackley, R. Dunadee, J. Bono, R. Maneen, S. Dzimitrowicz, S. Bamberger, B. Widrick, F. Short, J. Lowell, F. Ferraro, K. Loiacono. Future Teachers ff Throughout its existence, Future Teachers has con- sisted of members interested in pursuing the teaching pro- fession. Each year members participate in elementary classroom activities at Reese Road School. The officers of Future Teachers are: P. Tocco, President: C. Swanson, vice-president: M. Yeomans, secretary, N. Christensen, treasurer. ROW 1: D. Vacco, L. Recchio, P. Nurod, F. Cioch, S. Waitt, J. Ackley, C. Latella. ROW 2: J. Ahern, D. Marrone, J Pileggi, K. Loiacono, J. Sharrion, J. Lille, F. Tocco. ROW 3: J. Wallace, R. Reina, T. Ruffalo, J. Marine, D. Stone- house, F. Cole, J. Accattato, A. Cardinal, A. Kipper. ROW 4: R. Majewicz, J. Bono, M. Bamberger, D. Hobbick, S. Dzimitrowicz, B. Widrick, P. O'Mara, R. Dunadee. Key Club The Key Club is a civic minded organization which is associated with the Kiwanis Club. They have raised money for needy families, collected for the County Health Chapter and participated in other civic minded activities. Members of the Key Club also work at the annual Herki- mer County Fair parking cars, to raise funds for their ac- tivities. The Key Club is a member of a national network of other such clubs based on the same principles. A. Cardinal, presidentg J. Marine, vice-president: J. Lille, secretary: J. Sharrino, treasurer. 87 ROW l: M. Valente, J. Dedzej, P. Nurod, P. Borgognoni, S. Chellino, L. Grippe. N. But, S. Deasy. ROW 2 S Morgan S. De Rollo, M. Dybas, R. DeLuke, T. Vivacqua, G. Zito, C. Swanson, L. Belmont. ROW 3: M. Johnson L Cool M Hosney, F. Short, W. Waitt, S. Valente, P. Rahm, D. Emerich. Knight Echoes The Knight Echoes in recent years has maintained high standards and has exhibited responsible journalism. The All New York rating, the highest possible from the CNYSSPA conference attests to this. Its primary purpose is reporting those things of particular interest to students. The staff 's goal is to report news accurately has built the reputation of Knight Echoes. 88 S . Chellino, Editor ROW 1: L. Stone, E. Favat, L. Grates, K. Volz, D. Zelie, B. Cross, D. Maida, F. Pianella, D. Juliano, M. A. Dunadee, K. Ludwig, M. E. Lille, D. Fiorenza, K. Kipper, L. Jeffalone. ROW 2: D. Morgan, L. Belmont. J. Pandolf, S. Tripple, M. Sosnowski, E. Jones, T. Foglia, M. Ludwig, A. Godgins, J. Vivirito, M. Dybas, S. DeRollo, C. Tuzzolino, M.Palmieri, A. Torchia, J. Guarniere. ROW -3: C. Licari, J. L. Torchia, L. Gualillo, C. Swanson, K. Schuster, L. Cool, S. Wiedi- ger, E. Thurston, S. Pizzo, T. Vivaqua, D. Jaskowiak, E. Tassa. J. Prokopienko, L. Robinson, N. Ketz, C. Wilson, J. Dybas. ROW 4: S. Valent, J. Hext, C. Kattato, C. Horsley, M. J. Brank, K. Grippe, J. Mas, C. Nasto, M. J. Hosney, E Waitt, L. LeFever, J. Snell, M. Barrett, C. Pumilio, E. MacCumber, E. Tasovac. ROW 5: L. Johnson, T. Abbatecola, C. Latella, A. Aiello, R. Perkett, A. Kipper, C. Plano, A. Riente, D. Zelie, R. Show, D. Massey, D. Barbin, J. Licari, W. Hight, F. Reina, D. Vacco, J. Kinney, J. Kinney. ROW 6: R. Maneen, N. Chuff, J. Tennis, J. Julian, L. Recchio, J. Ackley, P. Nurod, G. Winkler, A. Cardinal, D. Scalise, J. Lille, P. Grates, D. Livingstone, D. Vallone, R. Albicker, R. Majewicz, C. Nicastro, C. Judge. ROW 7: T. Ruffalo, J. Marine, F. Ferraro, S. Diliberto, W. Waitt, S. Dzimitrow- icz, B. Widrick. F. Valent, P. Livingstone, D. Hobbick, M. Bamberger, F. Short, T. Simbari, J. Bono, R. Dunadee, J. Catinella, D. Stonehouse. Modern Language Club The Modern Language Club supplements each ment- ber 's work in French, Spanish, and German with activities related to each subject. The officers are: F. Reina, vice-president, A. Kip- per, presidentg C. Pumilio, treasurerg J. Pandolf, secre- tary. 89 ROW 1: D. Withers, L. Viti, L. Swiger, M. Valente, G. Zito, L. Vivaqua, D. Quackenbush. ROW 2: M. Balio, W. Fish- er, J. Griffith, S. Wellington, K. Johnson, D. Emrich, D. Cavo, M. Valio, P. Gelose, Miss Wagner. ROW 3: I. Finster, R. Tripple, N. Fisher, B. Hrynio, D. Mainer, N. Hughes, P. Conley, M. Dacquino, P. Ryan. Future Homemakers Membership in the FHA is limited to those girls tak- ing Home Economics. Its purpose is to teach girls the responsibilities, duties, and rewards of the modern home- maker. 90 W. Fisher, vice-president: D. Mainer,presiclentg L.Vivac qua, treasurerg P. Conley, secretary. ROW 111. Torchia, P. Borgognoni, L. Swiger, C. Wilson, L. Viti, J. Dybas, L. Cooper. ROW 2: D. Schorer, S. Pizzo, K Schuster, J. Furtek, L. LeFever, A. Woskoboinikow, S. Carzo, B. West, Mrs. Apgar. ROW 3: M. Valente, J. Delohn, N Messina, L. Grippe, J. Tocco, J. Nurod, M. Johnson. fl M. Valente, Presidentgl. Tocco, Vice-Presidentg J. Tor- chia, Treasurerg M. Johnson, Secretary. Art Club Throughout the year, members of the Art Club dis- played examples of their work, and helped to decorate the school during the holiday season. The highlight of the year for members was a visit by Mr. Henry DiSpirito, noted sculptor, who lectured at an assembly program. 9 ROW 1: F. Reina, G. Torchia, Eflones, G. Bianchi, D. Annatone, B. Grippe, M. Sosnowski, R. Perkett, I. Kinney ROW 2: J. Jeffalone, L. Tassa, D. Jaskowiak, S. Wiediger, L. Cool, M. Olds, L. Belmont, B. Mas, Miss Ingro. ROW 3 S. Valent, C. Horsley, E. MacCumber, E. Tasovac, C. Kattato, E. Waitt, I. Furtek, J. Hext, C. Pumilio, A. Hodgms T. Vivacqua. ROW 4: J. Diliberto, D. Zelie, N. Chuff, D. Vallone, D. Stonehouse, J. Sessum, C. Cristallo, J. Julian R. Shaw, D. Barbin, A. Kipper. atin Club As the ancient Roman citizens were striving for good government and good citizenship, the members of the Latin Club have profitted from the Roman example. Through Latin literature and projects, the members have gained a good background in becoming good citizens. 92 F. Reina, presidentg D. Stonehouse, vice-president Jones, secretaryg G. Torchia, treasurer. ROW 1: K. Christensen, L. Potenza, D. Maicla, L. Viti, J. Beauharnois, M. Spine, L. Bono, T. Foglia, S. Massocco, N. Taylor, C. Sportello. ROW 2: V. Sobieraj, C. Stewart, E. Upson, E. Perritano, D. Emrich, M. Plano, L. Swiger, P. Gelose, H. Peters, N. Montalto, M. Carlson, A. Diliberto, Mrs. Cacciatore. ROW 3: W. Treen, L. Jones, D. Smith, J. Griffith, M. Palmieri, K. Conley, R. DeLuke, K. Pizzo, G. Broadbent, D. Cavo, L. Vivacqua, A. Sgroi, Mrs. Pontolillo. ROW 4: B. Vallone, A. Kipper, P. Ryan, I. Finster, N. Acquaviva, D. Lasher, L. Pezdek, M. Walawender, P. Conley, K. Johnson, B. Deslxlarias, L. Inserta, L. Robinson. ROW 5: K. Corbett, R. Tripple, S. Hanson, K. Tteen, K. Fredericlcs G. Huening, V. Licari, M. Paleo, E. Talbot, R. Bono, L. Talarico, K. Manzari, C. Paratore. Commercial Club The Commercial Club consists of students who are business majors. The members learn the various phases of office life and how to cope with problems which may arise in their future lives in the business world. C. Sportello, vice-president, L, Robinson, president, L. Bono, treasurer, C. Paratore, secretary. 93 Mixed Ensemble ROW 1: L. Grates, S. Morgan, C. Swanson, K. Schuster, J. Snell, B. Bennett, L. Robinson A. LaPo1la, Mr, MacMurray. ROW 2: J. Pileggi, G. Winkler, S. Valent, D. Hobbick, J. Marine, J. Sweet, J. Lille. ROW 1: L. Lyoshin, M. Papa, S. Deasy, B. Cross, S. DeRol1o. ROW 2: K. Loiacano, J. Bon- fardice, A. LaPo11o, P. Woskoboinikow, F. Cioch. Science Club Seminar ROW 1: C. Shaw, I. Dybas, P. Borgognoni, S. Chellino, K. Torchia, I. Torchia, P. Tocco. ROW 2: B. Bennett, P. Rahm, R. Horsley, T. Ruffalo, I. Marine, D. Hobbick, D. Krick, M. Hosney, P. Nurod, N, But, L. Robinson, Miss Beeker. ROW 1: A. LaPo11a, M. Sanders, S. Kogut, N. Ketz, C. Shaw, P. Borgognoni, J. Torchia M. Gates, L. Cooper, S. Deasy, P. Tocco, E. Favat. ROW 2: C. Torchia, B. Nocastro, C. Corbett, L. Lyoshiu, I. Prokopienko, M. Hosney, J. Dedzej, I. Snell, M. Papa, B. Bennett, N. Christensen. ROW 3: Mr. Reina, J. Sharrino, J. Ahern, R. Dulak, J. Pileggi, J. Marine, F. Cioch, G, Branck, A. Sgroi, P. Norocl, Mrs. Reina. ROW 4: T. Ruffalo, A. Cardinal, C Cristallo, I. Bono, M. Bamberger, P. Livingstone, A. Iankowiak, P. Woskoboinikow, K. Loiacano, R. Maneen, R. Majewicz, Math Club Varsity Club ROW 1: J. Lille, D. Marrone, F. Cioch, F. Plano, M. Spohn, D. Walsh, J. Falcone, R. Longeretta, J. Ahern, D. Graudons, P. Grates, Coach Noonan. ROW 2: A. Rosemyer, T. Ruf- falo, A, Cardinal, J. Lowell, F. Ferraro, M. Bamberger, S. Diliberto, E. Kane, B. Licari, D Conley, P. Paratore. ROW 3: W. Waitt, F. Short, D. Hobbick, F. Valent, P. Livingstone, S Bamberger, D. Putnam, B. Widrick, P. O'Mara, J. Marine, J. Sharrino. ROW 1: C, Tuzzolino, C. Pizzo, E. Zaffarano, D. White, D. Cavo, S. Morgan, C. Shaw fchairmanj. ROW 2: M. Palmieri, P. Gillette, C. Ricci, E. MacCumber, K. Volz, S. Tripple, N. Montalto, Mrs. Oriole. Cand Stripers L udio- Visual Club ROW 1: J. Bonfordeci, F. Katrato, B. Rockwood, M. Valente, L. Cooper, D. Cavo, C. Giambrone. ROW 2: G. Heath, E. Kane, D. Valent, D. DiNardo, T. Girolamo, P. Wos- kobainikow, I. Sessum, W. Vore, B. Mas, R. Finster, J. Grates, A. Sgroi. ROW 1: I. Trout, L. Polisse, R. Finch, M. Hill, I. Ricci, H. Moss, I. Nicastro. ROW 2: F Zaffarano, A. Balio, R. Upson, R. Finster, E. Kane, S. Bono, K. Brown, L. Zaffarano, W. Waite, Mr. D'Ame1io. Future Farmers Senio FIRST FLUTE: B. Bennett, L. Lyoshin, N. Ketz, C. Horsley, E. Jones, R. Nicastro, C. Swanson. SECOND FLUTE: M. Hosney, L. Vivacqua, D. Nicasrto, V. Sobieraj, I. Hext, M, Dybas, J. Guarniere, L. Lefever. OBOE: I. Snell. FIRST CLARINET: B. Nicastro, F. Nicastro, P. Tocco, P. Castilla. SECOND CLARINET: J. Vivirito, M. Ludwig, M. Barrett, J. Furtek, J. Griffin, F. Reina. THIRD CLARINET: A. Torchia, E. Thurston, C. Nasto, T. Foglia, E. Favat, K. Ludwig, J. s, i, F. Mo- rocco, G. Favat. ,dvd BO l 'L C! I ALTO CLARINET: M. Gates. 0 -Xp Q39 my BASS CLARINET: D. Walsh, S. Aiello. Wy I CS BASSOON: K. Loiacano, C. Currier. - Lf xy A FIRST ALTO SAX: F. Valent, G. Torchia. Joy wi O' SECOND ALTO SAX: D. Barbin. S92 G .msg W 4 GW 98 Wbtiw Band TENOR SAX: R. Perkett. BARITONE SAX: A. Aiello. FIRST TRUMPET: B. Widrick, D. Krick, D. Stonehouse. SECOND TRUMPET: A. Cardinal, R. Maneen, S. Diliberto, A. Kipper. THIRD TRUMPET: J. Dedzej, T. Abbatecola, J. Kinney, R. Dunadee, C. Latella, C. Stevart FRENCH HORN: J. Pileggi, J. Maneen. TROMBONE: R. Rahm, First, D, Z.e1ie, D. Vacco, Second, T. Ruffalo, Bass. BARITONE HORN: P. Livingstone, D. Livingstone. TUBA: J. Ackley, I. Julian, I. Cimino. STRING BASS: C. Corbett, C. Nicastro. PERCUSSION: F. Tocco, I. Accattato, P. Grates, T. Vivacqua. TYMPANNI: I. Kinney. D. Schorer, S. Va1ent,J. Guaniere,C. Shaw, M. Andre, M. Fredericks, S. Carzo, T. Foglia, P. Allen, L. Talarico, J. Dybas, captain. Color uard Lacey Robinson, Drum Majorette Majorettes C. Wilson, C. Treen, M. Hosney, N, But, Schuster, Head Majorette. S. Frank, K. Mixed Choir ROW 1: A. LaPol1a, M. Lille, L, Ieffalone, B. Nicastro, C. Swanson, K. Schuster, S, Wiediger, R. Horsley, L. Tassa, B Bennett, L. Robinson, S. DeRol1o, D. Morgan, M. Sanders, I. Alabastro. ROW 2: D. Nicastro, C. Licari, K. Torchia, D. Withers, L. Vivacqua, D. Smith, S, Morgan, N. Ketz, C. Shaw, M. Palmieri, S. Deasy, S. Frank. ROW 3: L. Crates, P. Allen, N. Hughes, C. Ruddy, C. Pumilio, C. Paratore, C. Currier, J. Snell, E. MacCurnber, B. Hrynio, M. Valente, M. Papa. ROW 4: L. Recchio, S. Aiello, C. Plano, J. Grates, F. Kattato, C. Giambrone, T. Dacquino, J. Lille, A. Balio, R. Shaw, J. Madore, A. Acquaviva. ROW 5: I. Ackley, D. Walsh, W. Vore, I. Sweet, I. Pileggi, J. Sharrino, A. Car- dinal, R. Brooks, M. Spohn, I. Accattato, T. Giralamo, J. Tocco, R, Licari, G, Winkler, Mr. MacMurry. ROW 6: C. DiNardo, P. Grates, J. Marine, C. Vore, F. Ferraro, F. Short, I. Schlemmer, D. Hobbick, S. Valent, L. Grippe, I. Bono, J, Cimino, D. Livingstone, K. Loiacono. 101 irls, Choir ROW 1: D. Quackenbush, D, Zelie, B. Maida, M. Spine, M. Palmieri, S. Wellington, L. Viti, S. Frank, A. Amenclolare ROW 2: M. Balio, G. Gaglotti, L. Belmont, N. Taylor, S. Tripple, J. Pandolf, M. Sosnowski, S. Massocco, B, Des- Marais, M. Balio. ROW 3: J. Beauharnois, M. Valente, B. Vallone, J. Torchia, C. Licari, C. Shaw, C. Palumbo, S. Kipper, M. Caiola, L. Bono. ROW 4: C. Wilson, S. DeRol1o, S. Carzo, L. Jeffalone, F. Pianella, M. Brooks, W. Treen, S. Valent, D. Morgan, L. Gualillo, D. Schorer, K. Volz. ROW 5: A. Daley, T. Richardson, D. Puzzella, L. Tassa, E. Tassovac, M. Muto, J. Palumbo, C. Rowell, S. Weidiger, P. Conley, P. Gillette, T. Thomas. ROW 6: E. MacCumber, C, Pumillo, R. Bono, I. Prokopienko, C. Paratore, E. Waitt, D. Mainer, J, Mas, L. Talarico, P. Allen, A. Hodgins, M. Carlson. 102 1 4 1 .ig Ta X :Q W- v -fy me r s. I d? 3 2 55 ' Q i in t In g 51, 2 sl . 1 v N' e- 'E ,.', gig-al as ., R+!! s i . wwf! MOM Athletics Standing tall above the surrounding terrain, a granite cliff is symbolic of an athlete, readying himself for an important game. The following section of our yearbook contains stories, pictures, and names of every student who has participated in athletics during the year. 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Ferraro, P. O'Mara, S. Bamberger. ROW 3: B. Majewicz, D. Scaiise, B. Barnberger, C. Vore. ROW 41 R. Cardinal, S. Waitt, D. Va11one,T.Simberi. ,xf , U., .. A M93 N . W IO6 , . B 45431492 .mann My 1966 arsit Coaches Julius Aycox John Woeppel Richard Noonan Shan Hyman David Pitcher Y ,r 1 V qt-D I 4 ROW 1: I. Lowell, M. Spohn, D. Conley, P. . Tocco, J. Ded zej, C. Giambrone. ROW 3: J. Grates, F. Reina, J. Wallace, R. ootball Team Accattato, R. imino. J. Falcone, P. 107 Mike Spohn Bob Brooks Dave Ho bbick Senior ' Q ,. i v ,S V '- Tony Cardinal, co-captain Mike Bamberger Stars Jim Lowell, Co-Captain Bob Majewicz Dan Conley Fran Ferraro sg!! E ' ROW 1: R. Cavo, J. Noonan, D. Anatone, R. Plano, A. Santalucia, S. Ruddy, P. Cox, F. Barberio, S. Guarniere. ROW 2: V. Tarris, I. Licari, C. Judge, C. Murtaugh, K. Brown, D. Tarnecki, R. Shaw, D. Bellino. ROW 3: A. Val- lone, R. Wilson, A. Riente, F. Spagnola, J. Bono, J. Grippe, V. Costanza. ROW 4: C. Plano, P. Passante, N. Syl- vester, C. Green, J. Stillwell, E. Waitt. ROW 5: Coach David Pitcher, Coach Julius Aycox. Freshman Team Coach Noonan Bob Brooks carries for Frankfort ridiro mmf Frankfort defense stops Herkimer. I C UOI1 John Sharrino carries for Frankfort. Bob Brooks and M i k e S p o h n exhibit their A11-Iroquois style. Bob Licari is stopped by Herkimer. Herkimer ball carrier can't get away from our Knights. Ill Varsity M . Dybas J. Vivirito K, Torchia S, Deasy B. Cross J. Beauharnois P. Conley Cheerleaders unior Varsity D, Zelie L. Bono C. Sportello M. Ludwig D, Morgan E, Upson E. Favat Cross Countr J. Ahern, D. Graudons, W. Waitt, J. Farrell, S. Diliberto, J. Tennis, C. Graham. Winter Sports ROW 1: T. Ruffalo, P. Livingstone, R. Longeretta, D. Conley, S. Diliberto, W. Blight, ROW 2: F. Valent, P. Castilla, D. Livingstone, S. Dzimitrowicz, F, Short, J. Dedzej, ROW 3: A. Aquaviva, D. Castilla, T. Vivaqua, D. Walsh, R. Licari. ROW 4: D. Cavo, E. Rocco, J. Accatatto, A. Maida, C. Plano. ROW 1: P. O'Mara, J, Ahern, J. Sharrino, B. Mas, F. Cioch, I. Marine. ROW 2: I. Costanza, B. Widrick, S. Bamberger I. Iluening, D. Putnam, D. Hobbick. arsit This year the Varsity Basketball Team established an overall record of 7-11 and a league record of 8-9. The team placed fifth in the Iroquois League and was led by John Sharrino and Don Putnam in scoring. H4 Don Putnam Barton Mas .Tim Marine Barry Widrick Dave Hobbick x ROW 1: L. Recchio, P. Grates, D. Graudons, F. Reina, I. Wallace, J. Ackley. ROW 2: D. Scalise, D. Stonehouse, M Scalise, R, Dunadee, J. Farrell. This year the Iunior Varsity Basketball Team estab- O O umor arslty , lished an overall record of 11-7 and a league record of 6-6. The experience which these players gained will strengthen the basketball program at F. S, C.S. in years to Team come. U6 W 1 ROW 1: D. DiOrio, M. Spohn, D. Marrone, P. Palumbo. ROW 2: R. Shaw, D. Vacco, J. Grippe. ROW 3: K. Brown, F Tocco, P. Paratore, A. Rosemyer, Varsity Wrestling Team 1 I8 Sectional Champs ---- M . Spohn and D. Marrone. Mike Spohn, State Champ i Don Marrone and Mike Spohn, Frankfort wrestlers, competed at the Intersectional Championships at Niagara University. Previously, both boys had won the Section III Championship in their weight class. At the Intersectionals, Don Marrone placed third and Mike Spohn went on to win the State Championship. Xhximgl-VSROW 1: I. Caciatore, N, Chuff, J. Licari, ROW 2: A. Kipper, R, Cellamore X . 'X ' iii if N. www umor W arsit Wrestlers ROW 1: B. Widrick, J. Sharrino, J. Lille, J. Marine. ROW 2: R. Longeretta, F, Short, P. O'Mara, D. Diorio 1966 Baseball Team 120 -Q 2 Q 2 E Q . ' S . if 1 e e , l S ,, l is NS s Q, fig' : : -Q 5 swf S51 S e i Tony Cardinal Tom Ruffalo I 5. A A 5 1 -11 S, il -f4-,N 'Si A 2 5:32 wr ,L . , in ig 'X Seniors Jim Lille lim Marine Barry Widrick ' 4 ---Q.--y' ,JI Fred Short .L at , ,nf RN 136925 NVQ ' o Vw 1 QSJSSG X Nagy - Q Track ROW 1: D. Graudons, I. Ahern, R. Dulak. ROW 2: R. Cleveland, L. Jacopelle, P. Grates I. Dedzej, ROW 3: W. Schwerdt, E. Kane. ROW 1: G. Woods, F. Valent, A. Rosemyer. ROW 2: D. Walsh, D. Schwerdt, F. Cioch, K. Hagen, J. Lowell. ROW 3: E. Klock, J. Maida, D, Scalise. Field 1 ,,., Q Q... ..,. if 4? ... -K er A S' M '-pf un -. X ,P x , : gl M QL yy Fw vb X Q ,A ' x Q 1- .. .- 2 . . - Q X 1 E. . , 4 Sk . It N. . , y ix . X A Q l X N A AQ Q 3' X X - ' if cl . ' 4 ' . 9 Q. ,. . .. .gg 6 4 .fm Q 1 N ' ' . , .1 . 3 X1 Q ,K - .L -, lt V- - , +545 h .. . S, 1, -5- af-Q ,Q ,A 'KLL x N ,. : . L mx.. ...i .. .f . xx., .. .3 5 .x.x sri- Xlg.. Nw 5. Xi . -3 1 x x -,-Q ' .. L 4 A - 'W - - , . . gm? -- Sv X 'X . 1 x -X' -- x . .J wwe . -- , - X ' vu ' -N -LX X ..4 X? 'X N-ex '- xi - -X X 5: f kv ,. ' X 'Q 'ff i ,... - .-' 'K .Q . XX- -9 k ' X' ' X X '- ' ' 2 W w...,'Q ' . Q L -:gt is W .E ,C X 1 A : Q. - A . 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X N xt' L.. . , MN. A fr 4 Q' 5 if-1 'ZXQ'F'S.Q3-ii!-- fi' s'TX 'fi fwea- S HX Q W va - ' , , -My , X Q Q N -kX. . A A Q .. W i I 5 x X 3' S .Lp ff- . ' - 'Xl T '. ' ' . C R i ds. , .. 5 K 1 u KX vw-Q X fr.. Q X' 4. up V ' . .-.,N... Kgx. W gp., -1, .M 5 ,, . K , . ' -, . -x ' 4 . -3' ' A .. - - . ., 0 N- X ,Q ' ,, N A - . .-. Q X 1 f Q - k -+ ' , 5 Cul' Q ' -. K ' . S ' ? :jg - N- .. -Q - ,xi - - ... af -af., fx -A :X N . x- -- Q ' 'S' ' ., W ' K g . Lf. - is N Q' , - - X 5 X N it X - ' ' Q' ... , 'lf ,,, I - ' ' W - x -., 5 3 N : .W . - :-X , X- ,. 1. - k 9 -as -' ' , . 'NW-,was 0 -.z.-xfqf A v' M N' Ps. ., M ' N - .. . . g . - s 94 M Milf . s - .K ' A' 4, .. ' Wx.: e .W ' S V ,Q 1 K X SK- xi' ,.ik.,,mx: Q X V M am, . ... X Q ' A -+R Nw... ' 0 ,,, X . L - W- 2'1sm,,,,Q f 'Q N on .. Q Q ..,, Q - Q - wr- l Astar ROW 1: G. Galotti, K. Ludwig, N. Montaldo, B. Cross, B. Quackenbush, S. Tripple, J. Pandolf, L. Swiger, ROW 2: L. Bono, C. Palumbo, A. Diliberto, K. Kipper, P. Gelose, C. Tuzzolino, R. Nicastro, M. Dunadee, M. Sosnowski. ROW 3: D. Fiorenzw, A. Daley, B, Grippe, T. Folia, C. Wilson, J. Beauharnois, R. DeLuke, C. Swanson, M, Walawender. ROW 4: M. Sanders, D. Geragi, M. Carbone, B. Nicastro, T, Folia, S. SeRollo, M. Andre, P. Gillette, R, Mas. ROW 5: A. Lapolla, M. Carlson, D. Catlin, V. Sobieraj, L. Sgroi, B. Vallone, L. lnserra, D. Lasher, L. Pezdek, ROW 6: M. Lille, W. Fisher, J. Foley, M. Branck, L. Tassa, S. Wiediger, K. Schuster, K, Grippe, M. Puleo. ROW 7: S. Kogut, E. Kane, C, Kattato, V. Licari, C. Grygiel, C. Treen, J. Mas, D. Mainer, E. Waitt. irls OFF IC ERS S. Shannon, Treasurer F. Nicastro, Vice-president C. Palumbo, President I. Vivirito, Secretary 124 S Massocco W Treen N Ketz C Famolaro, F. Moracco, Miss Gigliotti. ROW 1: C. Licari, M. Palmieri, M. Balio, . , . , . , . ROW 2: D. Juliano, I. Griffen, E. Jones, M. Caiola, S. Chauvin, D. Nicastro, D. Maida, F. Nicastro, S. Frank. ROW 3: L. Gualillo, I, Dybas, P. Conigilaro, K. Torchia, V. Maida, D. Annatone, G. Favat, D. Morgan, M. Laura. ROW 4: M. Brooks, S, Carzo, B. Brooks, J. Viverito, M. Dybas, J. Guarniere, M. Ludwig, L. Lyoshin, F. Aversa. ROW 5: M. Giangolini, S. Hanson, S. Kipper, R. Tripple, M. Dacquino, N. Acquaviva, M. Muto, D. Iaskowviak, D, Quacken- ' H d ' I. Madore, E. Favat. bush. ROW 6: I. Furtek, C. Corbett, P. Conley, L. Cool, S. Kane, K. Manzarr, A. o gms, ROW 7: M. Hosney, C. Paratore, J. McGuinness, C. Nasto, E. Tasovac, L. Lefever, A. Woskobonikow, C. Sportello. thletic Association . X L X-X0-.O-Q25 Q14-'ff-giu-Qgcigo QJCQQQJQ-QKQAG ONS QQQ63,qWvU Q5mQQg5Q.Q9 Q1 XSSQQM. QM .Son 125 wi Q-Q S f F 3 F, lb, 4,3 ROW 1: M, Muto, M. Walawender, C. Palumbo, F. Nicastro, A. LaPolla, M. Dybas, J. Vivirito, T. Foglia, C, Corbett, M. Carbone, J. Mas. ROW 2: C. Nasto, C. Famolaro, G. Galotri, C. Grygiel, J. Foley, N. Ketz, S. Kogut, K. Grippe, T. Foley, B. Brooks, ROW 3: F. Moracco, R. Nicastro, M. Lille, M. Andre, P. Rahm, E. Jones, S. Shannon, M. Palmieri, D. Jaskowiak. olleyball Speed-w ay ROW lg M. Hosney, C. Palumbo, M. Walawender, N. Acquaviva. ROW 2: E. Favat, M. Ludwig, M, Andre, N. Ketz, A, LaPolla, F. Nicastro. T . maisdwx- ROW 1: A. LaPo11a, M. Dacquino, M. Andre, M. Dybas, S. Kogut, C. Corbett. ROW 2: M. Palmieri, S. Shannon, C Nasto, C. Famolaro, P. Rahn, M. Carbone, S. Deasy, S. Massacco. oftball ROW 1: B. Nicastro, T. Foglia, C. Palumbo, K. Schuster, C. Swanson. ROW 2: P. Tocco, S. Tripple, S. Chauvin, P. Congilato, C. Licari. Bowling ff I27 Varsit Basket- ball ROW 1: M. Hosney, C. Palumbo, M. Walawender, K. Schuster. ROW 2: J. Mas, J. Vivirito, T. Foglia, S. Shannon. unior Varsity 128 ROW 1: M. Muto, S. DeRo11o, M, Dacquino, F. Nicastro. ROW 2: G. Skowron, A. LaPo11a, - C. Nasto, M. Andre, C. Torchia. O . xr 'L ,J Y 1 ,I - S24 'n Third Team .n ff '- rc, 'Q FT'-? P'!',-,nv'-4F?'llK.'YH - ' tr- x-. 'Vt' 'NP 'i s ROW 1: M. Lille, B. Brooks, D. Quackenbush, T. Foglia, I. Guanaire. ROW 2 M Brooks S. Tripple, D. Anatone, E. Tasovac, C. Grygiel. Seasonal Record The Frankfort-Schuyler girls' basketball team reached the end of its seventh undefeated season. This year, not only the varsity, but also the LV. and third team were undefeated. VARSITY LV. Ilion 31 - 17 22 - 11 Little Falls 47 - 16 30 - 16 Herkimer 51 - 21 41 - 9 Dolgeville 27 - 15 11 - 6 West Canada 32 - 9 43 - 5 Mohawk 47 - 12 21 - 20 THIRD TEAM 16 - 6 12 - 1 28 - 6 21 - 3 21 - 3 no game ,. fy-YY---.-,Q--,,,,.-,,-.Q ,, V, -1 'ww ., . X, .., ,f ,-. x. . A , , kv., ,W Y, WN W wi YM? Lfiffggfw WW 595 if ffwgyfw jf- wvowyvbggsvertisemvts Q ,Wy w ,UA vwAyvW5Vy.wK, 'qavfvvy W Aywvwy Wwffffw WWM'ffWW . :DQ ' , 55 9 UQ W ,X y Myfwwk gif 0 W . off WW'fHXfVYW V? xi'f Qff Qfiff W W if WV W G w 4 ww ' A ff M M M5565 W XL W X X ' Q X W A -wx' - X Y 'sg 5 .z Q . 54-Q, ji 7- F all 'Rf 9, LM, fx PS. A-'-.. Y lyk . rx 4 I Q' if v 1 X . giiiiif K, ,vi 0, .Q K 4 . W., www Law if X ' WSH? 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QW 3 L3 if M ova aa OV VU away' P WM H WW an Q M W XCo iEioFRqklto the Class of 1967 t 52'-'U J from UD, W Wvfwifjifj mb ,Jw Oneida National KW I Bank and Trust Company MW QQ 53 of E Exfentgng New York Q Qgiigigxgiii 33:3 ggfaw S X2 3 R R XX ITU ...AND Tr-4E VERY EEST WISHES ECR A MOST SUCCESSFUL CAREER IN CONLLEGE AND IN TI-IE EUSINESS WORLD SENIORS Jim Bono Roberta Horsley Jim Lille Kathy Schuster Compliments of The Student Council Pat Nurod Jim Marine Provie Tocco Mary Ellen Plano JUNIORS Frank Cioch Mary Dybas Florence Nicastro Janice Vivirito OFFICERS President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer SOPHOMORES John Ackley Joe Cimino Lou Recchio Theresa Vivacqua FRESHMEN Debbie Annatone Carl Plano Joe Grippe Linda Tassa Congratulations to the Class of 1967 Mary Ellen Plano Mary Jean Valente Phyllis Gelose Susan Frank Susan Deasy Kathy Corbett SENIORS OFFICERS President Mary Ellen Plano Vice -President Mary Jean Valente Secretary Linda Bono Treasurer Marilyn Palmieri Gloria Zito Mary Ann W alawender Joan Lee Torchia Kathy Torchia Mary Jo Hosney Marie Papa f Best Wishes to the Class of '67 from the Key Club Senior Key Club Members 'iw lsx M' Jim true Mike Bamberger Bob Majewicz Jim Bono 4 Jim Marine Tony Cardinal . Pat Nurod Steve Dzimitrowicz i Tom Ruffalo Dave Hobbick , 10 I ws Barry Widrick 'liffuyw ' I Compliments of Western Auto to the Class of l967 Frankfort New York Graduates Should Investigate ENGINEERING An Interesting Career For Boys And Girls Compliments of Robson and Woese Syracuse, N.Y. 'F ila Janitor Supplies lL A.l Parish Maintenance Supply Corp We can solve your floor maintenance problems 602 North State Street Syracuse, N.Y. l3203 Phone HA 2-l495 Best Wishes to the HClass of l967H ZI TO INSURANCE AGENCY HAll Kinds of Insurance - Bondsu 3lO First Avenue Frankfort, New York Phone 894-2739 Compliments of Union Fork and Hoe Company Compliments of Valley Chuck and Tool Best Wishes from J. 'Brady Thomas When it comes to Insurance . . A tools, dies, jigs, and fixtures design and engineering presstaker, presses and stakes pliers reconditioned custom tools metal stampings - file handles nthony B. Capraro Frankfort, N.Y. Phone: Utica 733-4649 To The Class of l967 May Your Outlook Broaden so You May See Problems Other Than Your Own May Your Insight Sharpen So You May Help To Solve These Problems May The World Be A Better Place Because You Are Living In It LynCh'S Prescription Pharmacy 28 Otsego Street Ilion, N.Y. Compliments of the Towpath Inn Dinner or Luncheon Parties Banquets or Wedding Receptions 895-7777 Best Enterprises Inc. Appliance TW M-4420 Supply TW M-2502 Garage TW M-9947 Mart TW 4-7Mll Clayton Marcus House TW 4-HMl2 Ilion, N.Y. Compliments of Hoke's Flowers Ilion, New York Compliments of General Herkimer Hotel Home of the HCascade Roomu Herkimer Phone 866-1100 Compliments of Valley Electric Co., Inc HHouse of Lightsu Wholesale Retai Mohawk 115 West Main St. N Y Phone 866-2618 Casper's Home Furnishings 852 Bleecker St. Casper Viti Dominick Viti Sal Viti THE FRIENDLY BAKE SHOP 122 E. Main St. Frankfort, N.Y. 894-8861 Frank A. Viti, Prop Best Wishes From GEORGE CORRADO MILLING CO. Best Wishes to the Class of H67H JOE'S NEWS AND VARIETY l00 Frankfort St. 89M-2856 Joe and Bea Tocco Compliments of FRED GRATES, SUPERVISOR MELROSE SUPER MARKET Main Street Frankfort, N.Y. Groceries - Meats - Produce Best Wishes From JAMES F. COLLINS Litchfield St. Frankfort, N.Y. Compliments of JOHN J. BON0 Frankfort, N.Y. Compliments of FRANKFORT 5 5 I0 206 East Main Street Frankfort, New York Compliments from MR. 5 MRS. JOSEPH DE LUKE l57 Main Street Frankfort, N.Y. 4 GREGG APPLIANCE INC. 131 North Main Street Herkimer, New York SCHESCH THE FLORIST Flowers - Plants 132 East Main Street l1ion, New York Phone TW 4-3580 Compliments of ENJEM'S INC. 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Custom Gunsmiths Sporting Goods IIA East Main Street Frankfort, New York 4 WARNERS MEN'S SHOP Quality Clothing and Accessories 22-26 Otsego Street llion, New York Compliments of GRYGIEL'S PINE HILLS GOLF COURSE Legal beverages and Sandwiches Frankfort New York KELLY LUMBER COMPANY Compliments of HUMMEL OFFICE EQUIPMENT Herkimer New York MOHAWK VALLEY BRAKE lOl W. Main St. Compliments of TO 6-3700 Mohawk, N.Y. Les Mabbett Matt Lucan Complete Brake 8 Front End Service - Muffler 5 Tail Pipe Installation - All Work 8 Materials Guaranteed THE VOGUE Herkimer New York HOLT BROS., INC. 94 West Main Street Mohawk, New York Compliments of WINSTON'S JEWELERS HSomething from Winston's is always something specialn l2l N. Main Street Phone 866-4753 Herkimer, N.Y. A BEN'S FRUIT PRODUCE Fruits 8 Vegetables Delivered Fresh To Your Door Routes Frankfort - Ilion - Mohawk Frankfort, N.Y. Phone TW A-zouz Compliments of WALKER AND WALKER, INC. Insurance-Real Estate Capitol Theater Building llion, New York Dial TW 5-745i Compliments of Compliments of ED ROEMER MOBIL SERVICE JAY'S Mobil Tires 8 Batteries 20 Otsego Street Culver Avenue and Ilion New York Albany Street Compliments of THURSTON LANES AND RESTAURANT l47 Litchfield St. Frankfort, N.Y. BRADLE 5 MONTGOMERY I7 W. Main Street . Ilion, N.Y. HArt Carved Diamondsu Compliments of STEVE DI MARIA Appointment Barber Shop Main Street Frankfort Phone TW 4-97l9 Compliments of MOHAWK VALLEY FLORIST A thing of Beauty is a joy Forever Sam 5 Joe Geloso Designers Ilion New York Compliments of VALLEY GRAPHIC INC Best Wishes to the Class of '67 SEPPI'S MEN'S AND BOYS' SHOPPE 394-3497 Compliments of WEEDEN AND SITTS INSURANCE HUnder the Clocku All Kinds of Insurance 895'743l Frankfort New York Compliments of WAGNER'S SHOES llion, N.Y. HWe fit the hard to fitn W ENGELL-V.J. FALCONE INC. 2I5 S. Main St. Herkimer, N.Y. II8 E. Main St. Frankfort, N.Y. Insurance of all kindsu MOHAWK CHEMICAL CO. 5 JANITORIAL SUPPLIES 432 Bleecker Street Utica, N.Y. RE 3-4244 Compliments of JAKE'S LUNCH East Main St. Frankfort, N.Y. TW 4-9708 MOHAWK VALLEY WHOLESALE GROCERS, INC. OSTWICK CORPORATION Mfgrs. and Distrs. of Automotive, Maintenance 8 Janitorial Products Amsterdam, N.Y. GLOO 8 GLOO INSURANCE 8 REAL ESTATE I5 West Main Street Mohawk, N.Y. Ph. 866-I6Il FREEMAN'S DEPARTMENT STORE, INC. First in Fashions Ladies' and Children's Otsego Street llion N.Y. Compliments of JlM'S HARDWARE lO24 Webster Ave. Utica New York GOOD LUCK TO US Best Wishes Susan Pat Pat Cindy Bridget Kathy AR'-OTT Roberta Leslie Nancy Jean Duplicator and Supply Co. LHCGY Marie ' Compliments of JOE'S BARBER SHOP 895-7882 Frankfort, New York Compliments of FASHION BEAUTY SHOPPE IO6 West Main Street Frankfort New York Best Wishes to theCla55 of 1967 ROYAL MARKET IIS Litchfield Street Frankfort New Ygrk Compliments of JOSIE'S DINETTE IO9 E. Main Street Frankfort, New York l48 Compliments of GRIPPE'S TAVERN Compliments of JACK'S ESSO Compliments of ACME ROAD MACHINERY CO. Compliments of SKOWRON'S MEAT MARKET Compliments of BURRILL SAW 8 TOOL WORKS MOI E. Main St. llion, N.Y. Compliments of DR. JOSEPH J. GRATES Compliments ot DEL'S NEWSSTAND Best Wishes from HERKIMER BARGAIN CENTER Herkimer N.Y. Best Wishes ILION LUMBER CO. Best Wishes to the Class of l967 from the FOOTBALL TEAM Compliments of MR. AND MRS. OSCAR TAMBURRO HTamburro's Marketu Best Wishes from AVERSA TUXEDOS Frankfort, New York Best Wishes and Good Luck to the Class of '67 MR. AND MRS. THOMAS ENEA Best Wishes to the Class of l967 from PALMER STREET MARKET Compliments of WILTSE INSURANCE REAL ESTATE Best Wishes to the HClass of l967H from PLANO'S MARKET Compliments of THE SMART SHOPPE THE THOMPSON GIFT SHOP 4 West Main Street Ilion, New York TW 4-2711 Quality Gifts Greeting Cards Compliments of HADDAD SONS HMaster Wood Centeru Utica, New York Compliments of WHITMORE'S YARNS I7 E. Main St. Ilion, N. Y. Compliments of FRANK'S SUPER MARKET 224 East Main St. Ilion, N. Y. Best Wishes to the Class of i967 from PLANO'S MARKET HARDELL PRINTING COMPANY 894-355i l2O Frankfort Street Frankfort, N. Y. Best Wishes from WILLIAM RUTHERFORD PAINT STORE Compliments of LANPHIER'S FOODLAND MELFE BROS. SHOE REPAIR I7 Union Street Ilion, New York AMELIA'S BEAUTY SHOPPE I Sunrise Court Frankfort Center New York RA 4-BM73 Good Bye F.s.c.s. Compliments of RICHFIELD SPRINGS PICNIC AND BOATING CENTER Best Wishes from the TITANS ALL GIRL COLOR GUARD- 1965-66 New York State Champions Business Manager-Michael Fiorentino Good Luck, Seniors Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. JVIYS. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mrs. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mrs. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mrs. Mr. Mr. Mt. and Mrs. and Mrs. and Mrs and Mrs. and Mrs. Parents' Page Anthony Acquaviva Frank Alabastro John H. Allen Albert J. Bamberger Joseph Bennett and Mrs. Samuel Bono and Mrs Anthony Borgognoni James Branck and Mrs. Robert R. Brooks and Mrs and Mrs. and Mrs. and Mrs. and Mrs. Mykola But Angelo Cardinal Frank Chellino Fred Christensen Robert C. Conley Walter A. Cook and Mrs. Leon F. Cooper and Mrs. Carmen Cristallo. S and Mrs. Edward J. Cross Mary Jean Deasy and Mrs. Joseph Dedzej and Mrs. Joseph DeJohn and Mrs. Robert DeLuke and Mrs. Joseph Diliberto Marie Dybas and Mrs. Thomas Enea and Mrs. Kenneth Finster and Mrs. Robert Foley Mrs. Mr. Mr. Mr. Dr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Rev. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Dr. Rev . Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Francis and Mrs. and Mrs. and Mrs. and Mrs. and Mrs. and Mrs. and Mrs. and Mrs. and Mrs. and Mrs. and Mrs. and Mrs. and Mrs. and Mrs. and Mrs. Frank Patsy Gelose Vito Girolamo Joseph F. Grates Joseph J. Grates Clifford Gyer Forrest Hobbick William Horsley Paul J. l-Iosney Stephen J. Hrynio Anthony Jankowiak Fred Kane Nick Kattato Frank Lasher Ben Licari Dominic Lille and Mrs. Samuel Livingstone and Mrs. and Mrs. and Mrs. and Mrs. and Mrs. Clarence Lowell Saverio Maida Frank Majewicz Sam Maneen James J. 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