Herkimer High School - Ye Green Quill Yearbook (Herkimer, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1959 volume:

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At last we are going to see life at Herkimer Central High School and get a glimpse of what we have to look forward to as future high school students. Since last year, when we served as mascots for your Magicians, Maureen and I have anxiously awaited the day when we could visit you and your teachers in action. So, here we are! It's about time for us to begin our longfawaited venture. Won't you come with us to see your own, happy, active life as we shall see it? O11fCHtS Meeting the Faculty Friendly Students -One and All A Day at School Activities for Everyone Cheering for the Magicians Leaving to Do Our Shopping 5 MISS ETHEL COOK Dedication With respect and admiration, 'Ye Green Stajf dedicates the 1959 Annual to Miss Ethel Cook. Not only has her influence been felt in the classroom, but it has had an everlasting effect on those w h oh a v e worked closely with her on student publications, and in various Senior Class activities. As adviser to the school newspaper, the yearbook, and the Senior Class, Miss Cook has willingly devoted much of her time in counseling and guiding the many students who have sought her help. if' Miss Ariel M. Whitney Wliile teaching in the H.C.H.S. Latin Department, Miss Vv'hitney has served as adviser to the junior Classical League, to the Freshman Class, and to the ,lunior Red Cross. Mr. Elmer E. Morgan Mr. Morgan while directing the Physical Education in Herkimer schools for a number of years. coached many championship Magi' cian football teams. Mrs. Ermantrude M. Watson As a member of the Commercial Department, Mrs. Watson advised a Commercial Cluh for many years. Today, in addition to teaching, she is Central Treasurer for all H.C.H.S. organizations. In Appreciation of Retiring Teachers Mrs. Christine A. Bartlett Miss Ada R. Mills Miss Anna E. Matis Teacher of Citizenship Education ll and ll, Mrs. Bartlett is also active as sponsor of both the Future Teachers of America and the junior Class. Wlieriever art work is needed in the school, Miss Mills has provided the assistance by working with the Art Club. Also, Miss Mills has coached girls' bowling and super' vised Senior Finance Committee. Miss Matis, a teacher of business subjects. has been director of the work-study program at H.C.H.S. since it was organized. She served as business adviser for student pub- lications for three years. ,vt W Meeting The Fezeulzgf Even though it is not yet time for attendance, Maureen and I have already found many things puzzling us. We have decided to ask the faculty and administration to answer these questions for us. Besides doing this, we know they will be glad to guide us through the day, just as they have done for you throughout the year. ss gg .x g Qqxf WL' ww - xi Mx gg fi xi W' 'ixiilf' ' aff' 3 i www ff' Q .SWSW ' WW 5113 'Q' 3 1 is gl A Ei? i N 3N 'Q f K? SK in 15f4f'k I ir at 1 HR gl f w R Ccntrnl High School Uflicc Stuff: Mrs. Hilda Rowan Mr, jzuncs Aldrich Mrs. Myrtlc McKcnnan Mrs. Marie Brown Board of Education: Mr. A. Vsfoodford Mr. Raymond Clrosc Mr. Hcnry Cairpcntcr Mr. Hurry Enczi Dr. Donald Unvagzm Mr. LeRoy Kzlst Mr. Gcorgc Munion 10 The Aclministmtzon Superintendent of Schools: Mr. Byron L. Greenfield M Um' Guides . . The Faculty Principal and Sccrctary: Mrs, Mary Wixidrick, Sccrctary Mr. Francis O. Ualwlcr, Principal Class Adviscrs: Miss Rita Daly Mrs. Margaret Edwards Mrs. Viola McKay Mrs. Cliristinc Bartlctt Miss Emilic -Ioiics Mis Ada Mills Mr. Salvatore Stagliaiio Mr. Walltcr O'Connor Miss Etlicl Cook Guidance Director: Mrs. Edith Jones Guidancc Director: Mr. Williiiiii Trainor Citizenship Education Teachers: Mrs. Christine: Bartlett Mr. Donald Giffunc Mr. Larwcncc Hughcs Mr. Salvatore Stagliano Mr. joscph Waitcrs 'I2 ..- Mr English Teachers: Mr. Wztltcr O'Connor Mrs. Viola McKay Miss Rintla Bartlett Miss Ethel Cook Miss Rita Daly I J Q f ww- f-.W Kai HY' ii rf. ii QQ, Um' Guides . . The Faczzlgf Language Teachers: Miss jean Stapleton Miss Ariel Whitiiey Mathematics and Seienee Teaeliers: First Row f Miss Emilie jones Mr. Wsllter Litynsky Mr. Rulwert Audyeki Second Row Mr. Wimllzlee Garvey Mr. Samuel Zappia Mrs. Margaret Edwards Mr. Kenneth Ayres T Commercial Teachers: Miss Anna Matis, Mrs. Ermantrude Wzitsmmii X Mr. Stanley Biasini Home Economics: Mrs. Marjorie Robbins Art: Miss Ada Mills Music : Mr. Curl DcsCl1z1mps Mr. Alfonso Calrmardcllo Speech amd Drzimutics: Mr. Elwyn Swurthout Om' Guides . . The Faculty Health Pcrsonncl: Mrs. Rita Dinccn Dr. Byron Shults 5 Miss Mary Bcchtolcl :.: . N l 3 . vw,-R, R i A 1 1 l gf Physical Education Directors: f , Mr. Williaiii Anderson, Miss Barbara Calchaugh ' .:1 I HI!! -wnvunnum nn- Industrial Arts Tcachcrs: Mr. Douglas Anderson Mr. jack Smith Mr. Edwin Komcndarck Mr. joseph Wclcli Friendbf Students . . Une and All Our first stop is Room 24, where we will meet the seniors who are awaiting graduation. We saw many other students -freshmen, sophomores, and juniors-in the halls on our Way to Room 24. Many of these friendly students we met at the basketball games last yearg there are some new faces too. All of you are kind and helpful to Maureen and me, making our visit very enjoyable. 'llll-.,,,,,,, V.1lcLlictm'i:1n Salllltsltcvriulu IUSIil'H BASLOIQ KATHLEEN ROCHE REGENTS SCHOLARSHIP WINNERS l,, M.11'l111 I7 Nlclwls lx. Ilmln, I. lhslm - v Class Honors SENIOR NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY lmxf lxwu' fx lluclu' I I.1rn.1w.1, V.C-r1ll1.f.. OI3ry.111, 5, Ilnllumlx. NI L-.lxx.1mls. Ix, Ixumlx .Nmwml lx 11 I I3 I . Ii. Stmlxxmll. R, Vxmm II. Nulwls. l.. IXIIIIIIH, . .INUL SENIOR FINANCE COMMITTEE .xt Run' If IVIUITQI. C. Z.IlI'lS, L. Marlin, Svcmui Raw Bnslfw, D. I:QlI'IUI, D. Niflwls, K. Rnclw, C. CIHIIWIICI' I Rohn un M Rnhud m Stuim IIIDLIIIILILI gh IH . Ya , . rss .fun g M.V: V 'iIII'IIIi. OFFICERS HERALD TRIBUNE FORUM DELEGATES IJ. Niclmle, Point System Rcprcscntutivvg l'. Morrn. SZIULCSIIIL' V. Grilli, A. Stuskus, D. Nichols, K. Rnchc, 1nlfArn1s: L. Marlin. Prcsldcntz C. Grulwncr, Sccrctnry: Mr. Donald Giifunc. Adviscr. K. Ruclxc. xIlCC'I,I'CSILIL'Ill2 M. V4mDclindcr, TFC2lSlIfCI'. J n Ada s ' Robert Ahern Phyllis Aiello Mary Annotfo C e The girl that luvcs and HA in:m's cliaructer is Humor is the harmony NEI1flXllSlilSl11 is thc gcniu laughs must sure do well. rcvcalcd by his speech. of the heart. of sincerity. eniofw Nicholas Annotto Anthony Annufto Sarah Babcock Sandra Averson Tim luvc the panic hcyimd Hold fast thc fort: thc prize. 20 lwrc comes Tony. l :im allways rcaldy with il smile. Friendship always hcncfitsf' Myron Baker BX' Joseph Basloe Gilles Bernier Those who are carefree Ho hath no leisure. To be an artist is a arc a happy lot. great thing. John Carney Pleasure and action the hours sccm short. Isabelle Cerasi make 'Tis a good thing to laugh. Robert Cogovan Care never darkens his pathway. John Boor Quality not quantity i my measure. 1959 Donald Coons Human nature is fond of novelty. its Patrick Coughlin Phyllis D'Ambrosio Anthony Dzimitrowicz Margaret Edwards The opportunity to uPlCZl.S2lIlIlll1l.l considerate, 'LBe happy while you're Where did you get do mischief is found ll she makes a good friend. livin'. those eyes so blue? hundred times a day. Angelina Enea A friendly girl has no enemies, 1959 ul go merrily on my way. Michael Evolo Donald Fariel His ways are ways of A rare good fellow pleasantnessf' Carol Fenner Dominick Fiorenfino Ronald Gage Carol Gokey Robert Gokey A man's fortunes are fruit of his characterf the Life is not ax dream. He that is of a i'My theory is to enjoy Laugh and the world merry heart hath a life. laughs with you. u continual feast. LeRoy Goodrich 'Tis sweet to spend on time in the cultivation of the fields. e's Margaret Gour L'She is ready to try the fair adventure of tomorrow. I 1959 Vivian Grilli She has u smile that fits her face and wears it every day. Carol Grubner Edward Harter Yuergen I-loellrich Sharon Hughes A true friend is the hest Manners make the man. judge him by his Happiness was horn person in the world. Strength. ll twin. Roger .lenne Live and let live. 'I959 Ah! Happy years! Barbara King For she is of the quiet kind, whuse nature never . -v VZAYICS. Karen Kotary 'Tis easy enough to he pleasant. Joseph Kuczyns ki Carol Maddy Honor lics in honcst toil. 'WWC airs: clmrmed hy Lester Martin A main who stands L what hc hclicvcsf' ff ncaitncssf' Julia Mezick ip for Her hcart is filled with kindness. Augustine Maida A little nonsense now Leonard Malinowski HA modest main nun und then is relished by thc talks of hiniscllf' host of men. Judith Minckler A soft answer turncth xiwziy wrath. eaiaw 1959 Theresa L. Moretti 'lShc has Il hcurt with room for cvcry joy. Theresa M. Moretti Patricia Morra Lorin Murphy David Nichols Nuns but hcrwlt' can bc Clwcri'ulncss and content A quiet. inzin, but quite Hc's full nf wnrtli :ind hor pnraillul. Ann Noonan uSliCl1Cf In thc sign dvup llwlzglilf' arc grczlt ivcaiiitifivzrsf' an main. gnudncfs tim. John Oblak Carol O'Bryan Donna Palmer uf i'Dcimlc is llIllhClliiDC.u MI-hcy that know no cvil i'Qi1ict. unaisimning, hill il will suspect nimcfi wail friend. Elizabeth Parmon Rosemary Peters Linda Pratt Jocelyn Rich 'LGcntlc of speech, Her conscience guides hcr l'Vv'ho plays for Lhc To hczir hcr spcnlc and hcncficcnt of mind, io good ends. plczisurc in sports. swcctly smilcf' Mary Ann Richardson Opposition ulwaiys influmcs thc Ul1lllll5i2lSf.u f., William Rghpff! ,f The very personiiicution of psp. Sandra Robertson kxDill1CC and song maikc glad the night, endow 1959 Geraldine Robinson I have no time to stand and stars. Kathleen Roche Theresa Rondinelli Sandra Ruehl r Carl Sahre She is ai very good friend lt is understandable that x'Nothing endures but l lime nnlmdy1 l :nn in in every wary. life fur me is never dull. personal qualities. charity with Llie world. Eleanor Schrader k'Nuthing great was ever alccuinplislied without eiilliiisizisiiif' 1959 Phyllis Schvihla ll matters not how long we live, but hnwf' Jeffrey Sebring Be true to your own convictions. .lean Servello Sensibility is the essence of humor. Vernon Simmons Merry, efficient, upenfinindedf' Ronald Stockwell Sit in your place and none can make you rise. X Ross Sluyter Bruce Smith Albert Staskus Oft' he burned the Silence is a great 'kYouth is full of sport, midnight oil, but not peacemakerf' for study. John Stransky We value great men their virtues. Irene Tarnawa by 'AGreat works are performed by perseverance. 1959 Clementina Torcia Ready for work, ready for play: she is pleasant every day, Joseph Trimboli Martha VanDelinder Albert Vanderwiel Robert Volo llc lrves to enruyf' 'xResponsihility is the MA happy heart, Vv'clcome indeed is he 6 Carol Walck Next tu ztequrrrnpl frrenels. the lwsl ilfqll rs an good lmnlif' price uf greatness. 1959 lnllllbll Ann Weschrob Her talents are those the artist. ll temper bright. Linda Wester Softly speak und sw smile. Margaret Whalen eetly A Imppyfgnflucky mi John White John Wiegand Robert Winne Crisfopher Zuris Every man is the He was always a His speech is a burning There is no truer truth architect of his own respectable person. fire. ohtainable by man than fortune. comes of music. Alma Mater Where the silvery Mohawles flowing, As it wends its peaceful way, There's a spot of fondest memory To Alumni, young or gray. There, our dear old Alma Mater Stands throned 'midst hills of green, As the white clouds bend above her, She's the fairest ever seen. Oh, her sons and daughters love her With a love that knows no end, And with garlands fair entwine her As her honor they defend. For her ivy walls are sacred To the scenes of gladfspent days, And our voices rise in parting As we sing her endless praise. 1959 ho's JANE ADAMS Girls' Choir 1: Junior F.H.A. 1. 2: Senior F.H.A. Secretary 3. 4. ROIERT AHERN Ich Prom Committee 3, 4: Ring Committee 3: Science Congress Winner 3: Key Club Officers Training Conference 3: District Key Club Convention 3: Key Club 3, 4: Recorder 1. 2, 3, 4: Ye Green Qulll 4: National Thespian 4: Outward lound 3: What A Llle 4: Buddy Answers An Ad 3: Major Milliron Reports 4: In The Money 2: Mixed Choir 1, 2, 3, 4: Award Banquet 3: Art Club 1, 2, 3, 4: Dramatics Club 1, 2. 3, President 4: Press Club 1. 2, 3, 4: Wrestling l, 2, 3: J.V. Football 3: Bowling 2: Boys' Intramurals 1. Ideal Frlends Carol Grulmer Albert Staskus PHYLLIS AIELLO Phyl Prom Committee 3: Junior Library Club Conference 1, 2: Girls' Choir 1: Librarian 2: President 3: Point System 1: Alumni Committee 3. 4: Dramatics Club 1. 2: Press Club 1: Junior Library Club 1, 2: Typing Certificate 3. MARY ANNOTTO Prom Committee 3, 4: Recorder 1. 2. 3. 4: Girls' Choir 1. 2. 3: Freshman Assembly 2: Art Club 1: Press Club 2, 3, 4: Biology Club 2: Latin Club 2, 3: Basketball 2, 3, 4: Tumbling 3: Volleyball 1, 2, 3, 4: Varsity Cheering 2, 3, 4: Speedaway 1. 2. NICHOLAS ANNOTTO NIck Sophomore Class Point System Representative: Babe Ruth Sportsmanship Plaque Committee 3: Ruth Myers Rosenburg Plaque Committee 3: Frank .l. Basloe Trophy for Out- standing Basketball Player 4: Trophy for Most Valuable Player of Herkimer vs. Ilion Football Game 4: Biology Club Treasurer 2: Key Club 2, 3, 4: Football 1, 2, 3, Co-captain 4: J.V. Basketball 1: Varsity Basketball 2, 3, Captain 4: Baseball 1, 2: Track 3, 4: Iroquois League Champion in the 100 yd. and 220 yd. dashes 3. ANTHONY ANNUTTO Ohhh State Fair Exhibit 1. 2, 3. SANDRA AVERSON Sindy Ring Committee 3: Prom Committee 4: Junior Red Cross Delegate to State Conference 2: Recorder 3, 4: llllllat A Llfe 4: One of Us 3: Girls' Choir 2: Mixed Choir 2, 3. 4: Choralettes Accompanist 4: County Music Festival 4: Chem Club 4: Dramatics Club 2: Biology Club 2: Junior Red Cross 2, 3: Latin Club 1, 2, Treasurer 3, Vice-president 4: Color Guard 3, 4: Badminton 2. SARAH IAICOCK National Honor Society 4: Recorder 4: Girls' Choir 1, 2: Art Club 1. 2, 3: Girls' Senior Library Club 2: Secretary 3: G.A.A. 1. MYRON IAKER Moe Band 1: Bicycle Safety Committee 2: Freshman Assembly 1: Key Club 2, Treasurer 3. 4: Varsity Basketball 4: Track 2, 3: J.V. Basketball 1, 2: State Fair Exhibit 1, 2, 3. JOSEPH IASLOE Joe Valedictorian 4: National Honor Society 3, 4: Bausch and Lomb Science Medal 4: Syracuse University Scholarship: State Regents and Engineering Scholarships 4: State Regents Scholarship to Cornell University 4: Sophomore Class Vice- president: Finance Committee 3, 4: Boys' State 3: Syracuse Citizenship Conference 3, 4: Science Congress Winner 3: E.S.S.P.A. 4: C.N.Y.S.S.P.A. 2, 3, 4: Recorder Page Editor 3: 32 ho Editor-in-chief 4:Ye Green Qulll Staff 3, Copy Editor 4: The Maglclan Editor 4: Public Relations Committee 1: Ruth Myers Rosenburg Plaque Committee 2, 3: Award Banquet 3: Master Schedule Committee 2: Press Club 1, 2, 3, 4: Key Club 2, 3. 4: Biology Club 2: Varsity Football 3, 4: Varsity Basketball 2, 3, 4: J.V. Basketball 1: Freshman Football 1: J.V. Baseball 1: Varsity Baseball 2: Tennis 3. 4: 3-year Activity Cup Winner. GILLES IERNIER Dulce Prom Committee 3. 4: Recorder 4: Award Banquet 3, 4: Art Club 2, 3. President 4: Dramatics Club 2. 8. 4: Key Club 4: Boys' Library Club 1: Wrestling 1: Freshman Football: Boys' Intramurals 1: Poppy Poster Winner 1, 2, 3, 4: New Paltz State Teachers College Workshop 3. JOHN IOOR Art Club 4: Biology Club 2: Boys' Library Club 1, 2. 3, 4: Varsity Baseball Manager 3: J.V. Baseball 4. ISABELLE CERASI Della Science Congress Winner 3: F.T.A. 1: Junior Library Club 1. ROBERT COGOVAN lro!her Art Club 3, 4: Junior Red Cross 1. 2, 3, 4: Boys' Library Club 1. DONALD COONS Cooney Track 4: Volleyball 4. PATRICK COUGHLIN HPIV' Sophomore Class Treasurer: Chem Club 3: Dramatics Club 2: Biology Club 2: Boys' Library Club 2: Freshman Football. PHYLLIS D'AMlROSIO PJ Sophomore Class Secretary: F.T.A. Conference Delegate 2: Ye Green Qlllll 1, 3, 4: Gloria Mundi 3: Girls' Choir 1, 2, 3: Award Banquet 2: Alumni Committee 4: Youth Center Advisory Committee 1. 2. 3: Dramatics Club 1, 2. 3: Press Club 1, 2, 3: F.T.A. 1, 2. Secretary 3. Clan Orators Robert Wlllne Martha llanbellndor ANTHONY DZIMITROWICZ Dlx Boys' Library Club 1: Track 3. 4: Wrestling 3: Volleyball 4: Bowling 1. MARGARET EDWARDS Peggy National Honor Society 4: Cap and Gown Committee 4: Girls' Choir 1, 2: Mixed Choir 1, 2, 3, 4: Choralettes 3. 4: State Music Festival 3, 4: All-County Music Festival 3, 4: Ruth Myers Rosenburg Plaque Committee 3: F.N.A. 1, - Bookworms 2: Biology Club 2: Latin Club 2, 3, 4: Gir Senior Library Club 2, 3, 4: Junior Library Club l: Badminton 1. ANGELINA ENEA Angle Chem Club 4: Dramatics Club 1: Press Club l: F.N.A. 1, 2. 3, President 4: Biology Club 2: Latin Club 2, 3, 4: Brotherhood Essay Contest Winner 4. 2. ls' GEORGE ENGERT Tom MICHAEL EVOLO Mlckey DONALD FARIEL Doll Freshman Class Treasurer: Sophomore Class President: Finance Committee 3, 4: Recorder 4:Ye Green Qulll Sports Editor 4: Home for Christmas 1: Student Council 4: Point System 3: Chem Club 3: Biology Club 2: Track 1: Wrestling 2: J.V. Football 3: Bowling 1, 3, 4: Boys' Intramurals 1. Who's Who . . continued CAROL FENNER Cherry F.N.A. 1, 2: Biology Club 2: Latin Club 1: Messenger Service 1, 2. DOMINICK FIORENTINO Dom Band 1, 2, 3, 4: Dance Band 8: Band County Festival 3, 4: Orchestra 1, 2, 8, 4: Dramatics Club 4: Varsity Football 3, 4: Track 3: Varsity Basketball Manager 2. RONALD GAGE Ron Martin Tarnawa Lineman of the Year Trophy 3: Mixed Choir 1. 2: Key Club 2, Sergeant-at-Arms 3, President 4: Varsity Football 2. 3: J.V. Football 1: Basketball 1. CAROL GOKEY ROIERT GOKEY G0ke Band 1. 2, 3: Varsity Basketball 3, 4: Track 1: Varsity Baseball 3, 4: J.V. Basketball 1, 2: J.V. Baseball 2. LEROY GOODRICH Roy National F.F.A. Convention 4: F.F.A. 2. 3, 4: Art Club 3, 4: Track 4. MARGARET GOUR Meggle Dramatics Club 1: Junior F.H.A. 1: Senior F.H.A. 2. VIVIAN GRILLI VN National Honor Society 3, 4: Marywood College Scholarship 4: Junior Class Point System Representative: Finance Committee 3: Hereld Tribune Forum Delegate 4: Recorder Staff 4:Ye Green Qlllll 4: Girls' Choir 2, 3: Student Council 2. 3, Point Sy tem Representative 4: Point System 2. 3. Chairman 4: Bicycle Safety Committee 2: Award Banquet 4: Freshman Assembly 3: F.N.A. 1. 2. 3: French Club Treasurer 2: Biology Club Point System Representative 2: Latin Club 1. 2, Vice-president 3, President 4: G.A.A. 2. 3: Basketball 2. 3. 4: Intramurals 1, 2, 3: Softball 2, 3: Tumbling 3: Volleyball 1. 2. 3, 4: J.V. Cheering 2: Varsity Cheering 3. 4: 8-year Activity Cup Winner. CAROL GRUINER GoobIee Senior Class Secretary: Finance Committee 4: Student Council Conference 3: Ye Green Olllll 4: Girls' Choir 2: Mixed Choir 2. 3: State Music Festival 3: Student Council 2. 3. 4: Bicycle Safety Committee 2: Award Banquet 4: F.N.A. 1: Bookworms 1: Latin Club Secretary 2. 3: Junior Library Club President 1: Softball 3: Volleyball 4: Home- coming Attendant 2. Cleee Artlets Ann Weeehrob Glllee lernler EDWARD HARTER Ed YUERGEN HOELLRICH Yllerg Band 1.2. 3. 4: Dance Band 3: Orchestra 1, 2. 3, 4: Chem Club 3: Varsity Football 2, 3: Wrestling 1. 2, 3. SHARON HUGHES Sherry Prom Committee 3: Cleaned and Pressed 3: Girls' Choir 1, 2: Mixed Choir 1. 2, 3. 4: All-State Music Festival 2: F.N.A. 2: Biology Club 2: Color Guard 2, 3: Majorette 4. ROGER JENNE Reg Prom Committee 3: Art Club 2, 3: F.F.A. 2. 3: Key Club 4: Varsity Football 3, 4: Track 4: Freshman Football: Intramurals 1, 3. CHARLES HANE Charlie Art Club 4: Dramatics Club 3: Freshman Football. BARBARA KING lark Press Club 1: Girls' Senior Library Club 2. 3: Junior Library Club 1: G.A.A. 1. KAREN ROTARY National Honor Society 4: Junior Class Vice-president: E.S.S.P.A. 4: Recorder Assistant Managing Editor 3, Managing Editor 4: Ye Green Qulll Business Committee 1, 3. 4: Stranger Than Fiction 4: Girls' Choir 1. 2, 3: Point System Attendance Officer 3. Vice-chairman 4: Babe Ruth Sportsmanship Plaque Committee 3: Award Banquet 3, 4: Record Committee 1: Press Club 1, 2, Point System Representative 3. Vice-president 4: F.N.A. 1. 2, 3: Biology Club 2: Latin Club 3. Point System Representative 4: G.A.A. 4: Softball 3, 4: Volleyball 4: Badminton 4. JOSEPH KUCZVNSHI Joe Lady and Gentleman Llnde Wester Nlellolee Annotto CAROL MADDY Announcement Committee 4: Freshman Class Point System Representative: Point System 1: Junior F.H.A. 2: Senior F.H.A. 3: F.N.A. 1: Junior Red Cross Secretary 3. AUGUSTINE MAIDA Gus Ring Committee 3: Prom Committee 3: Freshman Assembly 1: Dramatics Club 3: Biology Club Sergeant-at-Arms 2: Varsity Football 2, 3, 4: Varsity Basketball 2, 3. 4: Track 1: Freshman Football: Tennis 4. LEONARD MALINOWSKI Len C.N.Y.A.S.L. Delegate 2. Treasurer 3: Art Club 2: Boys' Library Club 1, President 2. 3: Varsity Basketball Manager 4. LESTER MARTIN Les National Honor Society 4: State Regents Scholarship 4: Senior Class President: Boys' State 3: Syracuse Citizenship Conference 3: Student Council 1: French Club Treasurer -1. JULIA MEZICK Jul Finance Committee 3: Girls' Choir l. 2: Mixed Choir 1, 2, 3, 4: All-State Music Festival 3: Dramatics Club 1: Senior F.H.A. 4: F.N.A. 1: F.H.A. 1. 2. 3: Basketball 1. 2. 3: Bowling 1. 2, 3: Intramurals 1. 2. 3: Softball 1: Tumbling 1: Volleyball 1, 2, 3: G.A.A. Award Letter 3: Speedaway 1. JUDITH MINCKLER Mink Chem Club 4: Junior F.H.A. President 1. 2: Senior F.l'l.A. 3: F.N.A. 3, 4: Junior Red Cross 2: G.A.A. 2: Tumbling 4: Volleyball 4. THERESA LOUISE MORETTI Tree Prom Committee 3, 4: Dramatics Club 1, 3, 4: Senior F.H.A. Secretary 3: Press Club 1. THERESA MARIE MORETTI Tree Prom Committee 3, 4: Announcement Committee 4: Girls' Choir 1. 2. 3, 4: Mixed Choir 1. 2, 3. 4: Dramatics Club 1: Press Club 1: French Club 2: Biology Club 2: Junior Library Club Secretary 1. PATRICIA MORRA Pet Senior Class Sergeant-at-Arms: Recorder 2: Girls' Choir 1, 2, 3, 4: Press Club 2: Biology Club 2: Junior Library Club 1: G.A.A. 2, 3: Basketball 2. 3, 4: Softball 2: Tumbling 3: Volleyball 1, 2, 3. 4: Speedaway 1, 2: J.V. Cheering 2, 3: Varsity Cheering 4. LORIN MURPHY Murph Track 1, 2. 3. 4: Football 2. 3 Who's Who . . continued DAVID NICHOLS Dave National Honor Society 4: Senior Class Point System Representative: State Regents Scholarship 4: Finance Committee 3. 4: Boys' State 3: Herald Trlbune Forum Delegate 4: Recorder 4: The Darkest Hour 2: Gloria Mundi 3: Major Milliron Reports 4: Point System 4: Dramatics Club 2. 3, 4: Biology Club 2: Varsity Football 4: Varsity Basketball 3, 4: Track 1, 2, 3, 4: J.V. Basketball l, 2: J.V. Football 3: Babe Ruth Sportsmanship Award 4. ANN NOONAN AnnIe Oaks Art Club 3: Junior F.H.A. l, Sergeant-at-Arms 2: F.N.A. g:,A2:AGgrls' Senior Library Club 2: Junior Library Club 1: JOHN OILAK What A Life 4: Gloria Mundi 3: Major Milliron Reports 4: Dramatics Club 2. 3: National Thespian 4. Clan Cltlzens Joseph lasloe Kathleen Roche CAROL O'lRYAN O'l National Honor Society 4: F.N.A. 2: G.A.A. Council 2: 'Baz-ikgtbafl 2: Intramurals 3: Softball 3: G.A.A. Softball rop y -. DONNA PALMER PONY l .'l'.A. 2. ELIZAIETII PARMON -fseuyv ROSEMARV PETERS National Honor Society 4: Science Congress Winner 3: Girls' Choir 1. 2: Orchestra 1, 2. 3: Art Club 1. 2. Secretary 3: F.N.A. l. 2: Biology Club 2: G.A.A. 1. 2: Bowlimt 1. 2. 3. LINDA PRATT Finance Committee 3: F.'I'.A. Conference Deleilate 1. 2. 3: What A Llfe 4: Art Club 1: Ski Club l: F.T.A. 1. 2. 3: G.A.A. 1. Point System Representative 2, 3. President 4: Basketball 1, 2. 3, 4: Bowling 3: Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4: Softball l, 2, 3. 4: 'l'umbling 3: Volleyball 3. 4: G.A.A. Letter Award 3: Speedaway 3. 4: Recreational Games 1. 2. 1. JOYCELYN RICH Joyce Recorder Typist 4: Mixed Choir 1. 2: Press Club 1. 2. MARY ANN RICHARDSON Red Finance Committee 4: Girls' Choir 1, 2, 3: Mixed Choir 1, 2. 3. 4: All-State Music Festival 2: All-County Music Festival 1: Art Club 2, 3: F.N.A. 1. 2, 3: Biology Club 2: Latin Club 2, 3: G.A.A. 1. 2. 3. Treasurer 4: Basketball 4: Bowling 1, 2, 3. 4: Softball 2, 3: Volleyball 4: G.A.A. Bowling Trophy 3. WILLIAM RITTON RHI Track 1. 2. 3. 4: Iroquois League Champion in the 1 mile run 3: Wrestling 1. 2. 3, 4: Iroquois League Champion in the 115 lb. class 4. SANDRA ROBERTSON CrI5c0 Prom Committee 4: Girls' Choir 1, 2: Art Club 1, 2. 3: Dramatics Club 2. 3: F.N.A. l: Biology Club 2: Junior Library Club l. Vice-president 2: G.A.A. 2: Volleyball 4. GERALDINE ROIINSON Gerry Elks Leadership Award 4: Elks Special Merit Award 4: District 7 Student Council Leadership Award 4: Student Council Loyalty and Service Award 4: Student Council Conference 1. 2. 3: Student Council 1. 2. Point System Representative 3. President 4: District Student Council Officer 3. 4: N.Y.A.S.C. Secretary 3. Vice-president 4: Syracuse Leadership Training Institute 3, 4: Junior Class 34 Treasurer: Finance Committee 3, 4: Syracuse Citizenship Conference 3, 4: Band 1, 2. 3. 4: All-County Music Festival 2. 3: Point System Secretary 3: Public Relations I. 2: Babe Ruth Sportsmanship Plaque Committee 3: Bicycle Safety 1. 2: Award Banquet 2. 3. 4: Freshman Assembly 2: F.T.A. 4: G.A.A. 4: Basketball 4: Tennis 2: Badminton 4. KATHLEEN ROCNE KICK Salutatorian 4: National Honor Society 3. 4: State Regents Scholarship 4: Senior Class Vice-president: Finance Com- mittee 3. 4: Cap and Gown Committee 4: Announcement Committee 4: Syracuse Citizenship Conference 3. 4: Nerlld Trlbune Forum Delegate 4: Science Congress Winner 3: C.N.Y.S.S.P.A. 3, 4: Recorder 3. 4: Ye Green Qulll Business Committee 1. Contributor 3, Editor-in-chief 4: Student Council Secretary 4: Point System 2: Public Relations 4: Babe Ruth Sportsmanship Plaque Committee 3: Ruth Myers Rosenburg Plaque Committee 3: Award Banquet 4: Freshman Assembly 3: Press Club 1. 3. 4: F.T.A. Conferences 1. 2, 3, 4: F.T.A. 1. Point System Representative 2. Vice -president 3. President 4: Biology Club 2: G.A.A. I, 2, Secretary 3. Vice-president 4: Basketball l. 2. 3. 4: Intramurals 1: Softball 1. 2. 3. 4: Recreational Games 2: Tumbling 3: Volleyball 1, 2. 3: J.V. Cheering 2: Varsity Cheering 3: G.A.A. Award Letter and Pin 4: G.A.A. Softball Trophy 2: G.A.A. Basketball Trophy 4: D.A.R. Good Citizenship Award 4: 3-year Activity Cup Winner. TIIERESA RONDINELLI Jelly lun Ring Committee 3:Ye Green Qulll 2. Typist 4: Gloria Mundi 3: Girls' Choir 1, 2. 3, 4: Mixed Choir 1, 2. 3. 4: All-State Music Festival 4: Dramatics Club l. 2, 3, 4: Press Club 1. 2: F.N.A. 1: Biology Club 2: Junior Library Club 2. 3: Volleyball 4: Majorette 4. SANDRA RUEIIL Sindy Art Club 1. 2. 3: F.N.A. 2: Biology Club 2: Junior Library Club 1, 2. 3: Bowling 2. 3. 4: Softball 2. CARL SAIIRE Slbe Cap and Gown Committee 4: Ve Green Qulll 4: National Thespian 3, 4: Circumstances Alter Cases 2: The Family Upstairs 2: This Strange Night 3: Major Milliron Reports 4: Home for Christmas 1: Mixed Choir I. 2. 3: All-County Music Festival 1: Student Council 2: Public Relations 2: Babe Ruth Sportsmanship Plaque Committee 3: Bicycle Safety 2: Freshman Assembly 3: Chem Club 3: Dramatics Club 1. 2. 3. 4: Freshman Football: Intramurals l: Varsity Baseball 3, 4: Golf 2: Statistics 3. 4. lest Dancers Phyllls Alello Augustlne Maid: ELEANOR SCHRADER Food and Sewing Prize 2: Food and Family Living Prize 3: Ring Committee 3: Art Club 3: Junior F.H.A. l. President 2: Senior F.H.A. Treasurer 3. President 4: F.N.A. 1. 2: G.A.A. 1: D.A.R. Homemaking Award 4. Bubba PHYLLIS SCHVIHLA Phyl Junior F.H.A. 1, 2: Senior I-'.H.A. 3, -1. JEFFREY SEBRING Jeff Mixed Choir 1: Chem Club l: Track 4: Bowling 2. 3, 4. JEAN SERVELLO Jelnle Freshman Class President: Finance Committee 4: Prom Committee 3. 4: C.N.Y.S.A.S.C. 1: N.Y.S.A.S.C. District 7 Delegate 3, 4: Syracuse Leadership Training Institute 3: Buddy Answers An Ad 3: Girls' Choir 1. 2. 3: Mixed Choir 3, 4: Student Council 1, 3. Vice-president 4. Parliamentarian 4: Youth Center Board of Directors I, 2. 3, 4: Public Relations 2: Bicycle Safety 1: Award Banquet 3. 4: Freshman Assembly 1. 2: Dramatics Club 1. 2. Secretary 3: Press Club 1: Latin Club 1, 2: Student Council Loyalty and Service Award 4. ho's Who . . continued VERNON SIMMONS laid Vice-president of Freshman Class: Prom Committee 3: Cap and Gown Committee 4: National Thespian 3, 4: Thespian of the Year 4: Circumstances Alter Cases 2: Outward lolllld 8: The Family Upstairs 2: The Darkest Hour 2: What A Llle 4: Outclassed 4: Buddy Answers An Ad 3: This Strange Night 3: Major Milli:-on Reports 4: Band 1, 2, 3, 4: Dance Band 3: Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4: Dramatics Club 1, 2. 3. 4: Junior Red Cross 1: Badminton 4: Bowling 1: J.V. Baseball 1, 2. ROSS SLUYTER Apple IRUOE SMITH Smitty ALIER1' STASKUS lucky Prom Committee 8, 4: Boys' State 3: Herald Trlbune Forum Delegate 4: Ruth Myers Rosenburg Plaque Committee 3: Varsity Football 8, Co-captain 4: All-Iroquois League End 21: dVaIsity Basketball 3. 4: J.V. Basketball 1, 2: Track RONALD STOCKWELL UROIIIIIEH National Honor Society 4: Science Congress Winner 1, 2, 8. 4, Regional Winner 4: Mixed Choir 4: Band 1. 2, 3, 4: Orchestra 1, 2. 3, 4: Chem Club 3, 4: Bowling 1, 2, 4. JOHN STRANSKY Strain Cap and Gown Committee 4: Announcement Committee 4: Wllll A Llle 4: Idylings of a King 4: Art Club Treasurer 4: Chem Club 3: Dramatics Club 4: Junior Red Cross 1: F.S.A. 4: Athletic Events Timekeeper 2. 3: Golf 1. 2, 3, 4. IRINE TARNAWA National Honor Society 3, 4: Ring Committee 3: C.N.Y.- S.S.P.A. 4: Recorder 2, 3, 4: Ye Green Quill 1, 2. Assistant Business Manager 3, Business Manager 4: Girls' Choir 1, 2: Mixed Choir 2, 3, President 4: All-State Music Festival 4: All-County Music Festival 3, 4: Ruth Myers Rosenburg Plaque Committee 3: Constitution Committee 4: Dramatics glgbA1:2Press Club 1. 2, 3. President 4: Biology Club 2: lest Dressed Theron L. Morottl Robert Ahern CLEMENTINA TORCIA Tina Prom Committee 3: Cap and Gown Committee 4: Junior Library Club Conferences 1. 2: Recorder 2: Ye Green Qulll Senior Editor 4: Cleaned and Pressed 3: Gloria Mundi 3: This Strange Night 3: Girls' Choir 1, 2, 3, 4: Point System 3, Attendance Officer 4: Award Banquet 4: Ruth Myers Rosenburg Plaque Committee 3: Dramatics Club 1, 2, Point System Representative 3. 4: Press Club 1, 2, 3: Biology Club 2: Latin Club 3: Bookworms 2: Junior Library Club 1: Senior Library Cluh 2. JOSEPH TRIMIOLI Joe Track 1, 2, 3, 4: Volleyball 4. MARTHA VANDELINDER Dutch Sophomore Class Secretary: Junior Class President: Senior Class Treasurer: Finance Committee 3. 4: Ring Committee 3: Mixed Choir 2, 3, 4: All-State Music Festival 2. 4: All-County Music Festival 4: Band l, 2, 3: Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4: All-County Symphonette 1. 2, 3: Bookworms 1. 2: Biology Club President 2: Junior Red Cross 2: Latin Club 2, 3, Treasurer 4: G.A.A. 3, 4: Volleyball 4: G.A.A. Volley- ball Trophy 4: Babe Ruth Sportsmanship Award 4. ALBERT VANDERWIEL AI Ring Committee 3: Prom Committee 4: The Wedding 4: Point System 3: Dramatics Club 2: Key Club 2, Point System Representative 3, 4: J.V. Basketball 2: Bowling 1: Intramurals 1: Varsity Baseball 3, 4. ROIERT VOLO Roh Key Club 3, 4: J.V. Baseball 1: Varsity Baseball 2, 3: Football 2, 3, 4. Most Rellable Joan Servello Donald Farlel CAROL WALCK C.N.Y.A.S.L. 2, 3: Point System 1: Junior F.H.A. Point System Representative 1: Bookworms 1. 2: Latin Club 3. 4: Junior Library Club l: Girls' Senior Library Club 2: Vice- president 3. 4: Library Club Pin 3. ANN WESCHROB Grace Pelton Memorial Prize 3: Girls' Choir 1: Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4: All-County Orchestra 2, 3: All-State Orchestra 2.3: Art Club 1, 2, 3, 4: F.T.A. 1, 2, 3, 4. LINDA WESTER Prom Committee 3: Biology Club 2: F.N.A. 1: Art Club l. MARGARET WHALEN DoIIle Girls' Choir 1: 2, 3, 4: Art Club 3: F.N.A. 1, 2: Biology Club 2: Latin Club 2: G.A.A. l, 2: Softball 4. JOHN WHITE Owl Junior Class Secretary: Chem Club 3: Biology Club 2: Track 4: Bowling 1, 2, 3, 4. JOHN WIEGAND Jolllmy ROIERT WINNE Red National Honor Society 4: Dramatics Club 3: Varsity Football 4: Track l, 2, 3, 4: Section III Broad Jump Champion 2. CRISTOPHER ZURIS Chris Finance Committee 4: What A Llfe 4: This Strange Night 3: Band 1, 2. 3, 4: County Music Festival 2, 3, 4: Art Club 1: Dramatics Club 1, 3: French Club 2, 3: Junior Red Cross 1: J.V. Baseball 4: Badminton 4: Orchestra 1, 2. 35 Junior Class Officers Fmt! Row M. U'Bryan, Prcsiclcnt P. Parka Point Systcm Representative Sccmmd Row M. 'l'ccg1ardcn, Sccrctary -I. Urccnfwld. Viccfprcsidcnt G. King, Trcasurcr Boys' State Delegates Ifxrxl Ruu' bl. Crccnlicld, D. Oudcrkirk. mmf Run' l,l'1lN'lllSlil,T. Dcwan, G. King. A ., MRM, unior Leaders National Honor Society Juniors Fwst Run' R. Siegel. A. Scanlon, H. Schwartz Second Row-V J. Prnvinski. B. HlfllCf. M. Scialdo. B, Hall Syracuse Citizenship Conference Delegates Mr. Salvatore Sraglianu, Advisor. Seated B. Higlcr, B. Hall. Standing L. Golden. H. Schwartz. Inn! Rnu' K. Lmcmlrt. L. Pickvnx, I. Drulwunl, K. Mincklsr, L. Lnlfzxyuttc. N. SILIQIIRIHU, I. Clark, S. Dcck, I :1111l1mcr'.Su'umIRum' l5.CnII1s, ll.H.nul1. L. Rndgcrs. P. I'.11'I4s, I. KIUNZII, If Slnlurk, IQICUIHSUI1. A. RIPIQII R. Pulus, A. Sraxmlun. Tlxmf Run' B. Hull, S. BIilllIlI'lII'ILI, D. Slcrzilf, A. Culfw. I. IJUllI'I1L'I', R. Xml. M. ulmsmm L I' ylx . . . .I cl. 1cw1c:. M. Kilammki. lf. l7cPa1lma1, M, HKIIIIZZUHIIC, FUHHI1 Run' M. SPllLIL'll, U. K1'unicl1yn. B. Higlcr M. i.r1s1nu. 5. ILYLTSUH, .-X. 5lll1g.lIlClll, I. I'sm111111u'1to, L. 5zmgu1nc.M. Lammamngx. L. Slrnfcl. C. XX'41rIwwsIu. P. Ilamckan IIIIII Iilll 'X 'illx mmi N l 1 ' . . .4 'L' . . lwgcrs. C. l54n'ctt. L. Hulpm. C. Ifimwlmlnl. I. HAH, I. Bi1I'IiCI', I. Hcmzc. M. Lung I Lvvl, A. May, XY. Cupcntcr. R Zuriw. SIXZII Run' U. Kmg, U. Bulinwski, L. 5cZul'I1.lI11cw1c:, E. Clllwrt l Uvmty, If. HnII.mdcr. D. Ncllif. R. Bruce, E. Rcnucr, I. Mycrs. L, Gold.-u. H. ScIxwau't:. R. Slcgcl, T. Phlllips Smwwllll Ron' G. Crystal. Class of 1960 rs! Run' N. N41l.l1'cIIx. I. Ramlw. I. Malcrmal. C. Sciallnlu, IITIIHCU. L. Malidu. L. I.UllQL'I'L'Il2l, JK. Ifutl. S. Vs'au'LI. 'rumI Run' R. IgILlSllI11.,I.S.lkIlIiOVVSIiI.B.IVQlI1..I.c:I'lII'Il1CI'. C. X'lCIIXLlllCI', I. Cvglcr, 5. Haxrlcx. I. Emma, I I,t'I'I'll22',l, C. .'xl1l1llllU. Tim-li Run' R, l7.1:w. D. Stalltcri, M. Milchcll. 5. ClIsIHl1.lI1, I. Hynlc. R. l7cInIm. M. Scmldu, . Mamckcscy, 5. Brady. C. BI'L'IHl.lll, M. Fimmwlxno. Fnurllr Row D. Cirlllw. L. C.lwcII.l. I. Sumcc. P, 'I-Il'Zk'P1lC2, . U'Rry.nn. Crccniirlnl. M. Tccgmmlcn. D. QIlldCl'IilI'Ii, P. Parks. E. Mnuwk. R. Cullins, I, Cutiin. FIIAIII Run' - M. Iulmsun. I. l5cl'.lIm.1. I. Mnnmlm. N. M41cCrcL-ry. C. Churlcs. VV. Sklgxrz. B. l31uk.I. Lynch. D, Nmmam. T. Dcwzm, X. Lalwtun, M. Srluxnulcr. R. Ecklcr. SIXIII Run' P. Gnritw S. 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Dchlulm, R flusscllzn, M. flsml. l 1f!l1 Rum' ll. Ship ll1,1IUVt'l', 'lf Marcmu. R. Adv. il. l'm.u'ncLt, S, llluckmun. -I. Riggs, lf. Doriam. ll. lvcf, U. Mguquiwcr. R. KllLfllI'L l' Hu l ll cllllllll Class of 1962 lxrx! Row Cl. l'ntLcrwn, D. Cluzzlmilc. R. Hyde, ll. Dcwam, XV. -Iulmson, D. Bailey. D. DlL'-lllN'Cll. C, VUL11 W. Zllwlllilil. Summl Run' G. Sclxlolcliu. L. Morctti, P. Gucring. D. vluncs, S. Sfinldu. il. Riclwzlrd. lf. flunaxstzu I. Miles, VC. l'mll. R. l7CNcllHQllllPS. Tllxrd Ruu' K, Rogers. P. Lumamnu. M. D'Aml1rosiu, li. Lznmplmlcr, B. Hmmm lk. Nklxuml S Vw tlx'1'Q C l7n'l 3 'f ' ' ' ' ' lk :lx 'X . . 1 1 ., . .my l. Numlnm, K, Krnwulu. B. NQWIII-ll1, Fuurth Row Lcsku. C, Vszl '21 l aumi, Lcvi. ,l. Tccg.u'Llcn, D. Slmuglmcssy, L. Krcniclxyn, bl. Fults. rl, Grande. R. Snow. A. Ialcolw. Flffll Row . f , I fltlllllllll. R. lung. l. Marcin. R. Vv'au'kowski, B, Phillips. R. Clnngrcgorin. B, Emma, l.. lllgfillllllll, D. Vs'au'L.l N. Smith, D. Gwlwy, P. l,lIl.lSlil. Slxtll Run' Kulurili. D, Lnwcll, D. Kust, T. Vw a1sluw'xf:. SCllllCt'. Svwnrlz R ' wk mv bl, l'l.m0, lx. Ray. XY. NVa1cj'. A Da At School From 8:35 to 3:24 is a long day for Maureen and me, but we have so many places to go and so many people to meet that time is going fast! There are classes to attend, an assembly to see, and many teachers and students yet to meet. We know that everyday is filled with experiences for you just like the ones that we are experiencing today, and you will never forget themg and we, too, will always remember this day. x QQ? my K-+uag,...... Z' School Life Now, about your lost test . . Tomorrow Ilion will be very surprised! 42 If first you don't succeed . . -. How complicated this is! Neg! gltgzl if 'Q , K Y QF' All!! i rifiliiiiiiiii-2 lliifiiilfli :sms num: N g A very special dance Hmmm, that is a good question: now, what is the answer? Beware the Ides of March. W How many hot dogs did you say? 43 School Life Just one more drop l will do it An important occasion for H.C.H.S. students Don't throw on the tinseI! Feet on the floor: eyes on the copy MUTUAL. FUND I will do my very best Our new president ,f' Mn. So, you think you've got problems lf's only the beginning Activities For Everyone We always thought the school day ended at 3:25, but now we see many activities are just beginning at this time. People are hurrying to different club meetings, tuning up their instruments for band and orchestra rehearsals, or studying their lines for an approaching play. There seems to be something for everyone to dog and Maureen and I know when we get to high school, we will End many activities to keep us busy. 1 v w ' ' -...JL . . .. ' 7 I --.....,:.....a.:. ww, . ' 'van J.. , L .., Fi L Is t , A im gg 5- -. g Q igifx H K Q, , r N: 2 3' 1 J,,f'N. 2 f ., P' wp? f- Sai 1 X ig , wwf Q 'I 5 ' NY if-H LW ml,- ,A 1 bi' fs ' i.. 'J HL H. H. b. Inside Ye Green ui!! RDVISFRS cy Bi2lSiI1l, hmincfs LILIYINSI Mlsx Ethyl Cook EDITOR BUSINESS MANAGER Katlwlrcn Ruflw lrcnc T4u'11nw.l AXDVERTISI :C S XM: YEARBUUK STAFF A ' ' N ' 'TA .I. Ihslm-, I. T.lI'I1ilXX'4l, C, Twrcm, B, HlglL'!. 191ml Run' x.T2lFI12lW2l.'l. Lubcy. D, Furicl. V. CNHI. Svumd Row H, Ckfgnklvy. E. Schwartz. i , Y K. Kutnry, L. Cuslmmn. SENIOR LUNHVHTTEE Thmf Run' j. Cmltaumt, E. ljfpilllllll, Al. Fullw, R, Gage. U. Gruhncr, V. Grllll, L'ly'klL'WlC2, A. -Izncnlw. R. Sluytcr. C. Rnthbun. M. Bnkcr, P, l,'fXIllh!'llNlU. W. Tri 'XX ssw 'E.f1M and The H. H. S. Recorder RECORDER STAFF First Run' E, Petykiewiez, A. Scanlon, L. Golden. M. O'Bryan. Sf-eimd Row R. Siegel, V. Grilli, D. Nichols. j, Coutant. S. lilaugrund, Not only did the pulwlieations staffs continue The Recorder and 'Ye Green Qlicill, hut under the editorship of joseph Basloe and Ronald Siegel, they started a literary maga:ine, The Magiritm. Vkforkshop sessions during Press Cluh meetings helped acquaint the writers with the skills of student RDITISI: x journalism. At one meeting, Mr. Rolwert Pryor of 'llmlih 'hm The Observer Dixptitelz spoke to the eluh. MANfXGlNG EDITOR The Recorder took an AllfNew York rating at Karen Kniary CNYSSPA and the trophy for the lwest printed newspaper. Individual honors went to Ronald Siegel, first plaee in headlining, and to Lawrence Golden, second plaee in newswriting. RECORDER CONTRll'rUTURS NYURKSHUI' D. Heller, Myers. R. llizer. K. Manion, S. llaheoek, l 1r.sl Ron' L. Nichols, G. Rohinson. l7. liariel. ll. Coakley, R. Ahern. St-twirl Rini' K. Roehe, B. Higler, j. Hannni -I. l'olts, G. Bernier, M. Annolto. Clwlgxvxw XX, lulmfmp D. luuul, V. C-xallx. KI. Lulxu. D. Vs 1-.fm STUDENT COUNCIL 'zncyly fl. Cl'lllWl1x'l'. ll. Putllcci, ll. Hall. N llglhlllii. R. Xxlllvlll, l,cX'l, ll. l'll31lcI', lvl. Altglmuru, K,llHCl1C,c:.lilPlWlIlNilI1. -l. Suu-llu. lvl. U'l3ry.u1. Almvvll Nl flu l . l 1211111 L'. Student Council Coming to Order l'l.ms! Activiticsl Evcntsl Hcrkimcr l-liglfs the prujccts complctcul lwy tlxc Stmlcm flllllllnl rvpl'c4v11l4nlix'u lwmly Llisqussml tlwm all nt tlmc lwusy this your. Mwmlgxy nwmw scssimms, Mike U'Bryam was clcctul prcsidcnt ul' D1 Tlw ITIIIAIIIQ tc.ncl1crs wurc lwmwcgl :lt tlmc tricl 7oftl1c NYS ASSl1ClAlll1Wl1 uf Stmlcnt Conn IllLlx'llI Cfuuucll spmmsmxxl Awglrgl Bal11qL1ctwl1cl'c oils at tlmc Qnmuall nwccting in Clinton. Stmllnl 1 Pl.luIllL', wltlm tlw nguncs ul' llwsc Lcaclmcrs cnf Cuuncil prcsidcnt llcrnllliuu Rulwinson, wmplc 'mvul llpllll lt, was plvsclmluyl lm' tlmc now sqlmul. lmcr yc.1r as viccfprcsinlcnt of tlmc Ncxx' York St lu l,l'UYlLllllQ mms plaqllvs lm' Bills Sclwul, 0l'Q.ll1l1llflllI1, .xml was given tlwc stamtc llmlul-slup lwlpmg lu SIHUIHUI' nhl- Vnllcy Frivmlslmip Dglncc, glwulml. xml klCCUl'.lllIlQ ilu' Cflwristmgls tru' wore scum' nl STVDENT CZUUNCIII, OFFICERS AND Al.JX'lSl'fRS l'1lY.Kl lil 11' K. llwmclw. 'l'L'lCl.Il'y U. Rulwxwxmw. pruulvul -I. Srrvcllu. X'lCC'PlL'NlLlClll lvl, U'l3ry.1n, lru.lNl1ru1' Suxwvlll Run' V. Clfllll. llumt Sy-tum r'upr'L'w11I.1tlvc lvllw -Ixum Smplctun lvllw Rlllilil llrartlutt Mr. Doxmlll Cullum' mdx . is SE 55 us . ft.. X S3 ll gl KM SE QQ I RISK was Rl PUINT SYSTEM OFFICERS ACTIVITY CUP VVINNERS Sprmgvr. svcrvtury: C. ,I-UI'Clll. RIIICIILIIIIICC officer K. Rnulw, bl. Bnsluc, V. Grxlli Miss jcatn Ststplctun. adviser. V. Grilll, clmzlirmun K. Kulury, vicc'cl1:1irm41n Five Fields . . 95 Points Point Systcm ctnnpilctl tlw Activity rccmxls of cvcry studcnt, cvnlualtctl tlmcsc rccortls and tlmcn wrcscntctl Activit Cuvs to thc stutlcnts who curnctl the rctuirud . A I 1 numlwcr ot pomts. Activit ' cu ws .arc guvnrdt-tl tu tlmsc scniors who Imvc CilI'llCLI ll tutnl of '15 or :marc . . 3 I 1 A - . pumts Ill at lcust hvc nut of scvcn holds. At this ycars Awnrtl Bamquct, cups wcrc alwzlrnlcd tu tlmrcc scniurs. Tu mcct thc sclnml's cvcr clmauwing nccpls Point Svstcm rcviscd its constitution. . 5 . 7 4 Tlus CUIIIIIIIUCC ol Stunlcnt CIOUIICII also lnrlpctl to organize Ijtllllt Systems lll scvcrul vnllcy schools. POINT SYSTEM lust Run' IU, Nut-lwls, T. XXIIQQIHS, H. Schwartz. B. Ncwmzm. M. Stmnslw. T, Torcial, V. Grilli, R. T.nluricw cmul Run' l'. l'4u'ks, D. Stcrzin. Il. Guritcw, A. Scanlon. C. Springer, M. Uwllryun. 'Tlllrd Row A, Pamnl lx Kutwry, l,. fluslmmgm, K. Ms1'cn.n, S. Dock, B. Higlcr. Slamlnlg V. IDLIIIHIICV. Al. Minuslw. Miss AI, Stapleton 'lhk'l'. I MI DIRECTOR OF SPEECH AND DRAMATICS Mr. Elwyn Swarthoiii NVHAT A LIFE Sealed R. Sliiyter. S. lllaugrund. A. Salvennni. V. Sininione, Uhlali Srmiriing ll. Newman ll. Newman, M, Stransky. M. johnson. D, Vv'oertendyke. S. Richardson. M. Mitchell. S. Averson. N. Rogers, L. l'rail. j. Slransky. M. Allamuro, ll. Zuris 52 TRI-CITY PLAY Leading Characters C. Sahre. V. Simmons Others fuot xlmwnj -I. Ohlak. D. Nichols. R. Ahern Talent On Stage At regular meetings Dramaties Clulw witnessed five onefaet plays: Nldlings of the King, Outclassed, Ransom of Red Chief, Love Errantf' and Stranger than Fiction. During the year, the Dramaties Department sponsored two puhlie performances hesides presenting the TrifCity play, Major lvlilliron Reports. They were: Vvflmt A Life and the group of three onefaet plays f- 0utelassed, She Married Well, and The Vsfeddingf' Dramaties Cluh memhers not only acted in plays. hut also served on various eommittees for the presentation of these plays. l SHE MARRIED WELL fnot shownj N. Rogers, V, Buehman, E. Campagna. D. Heller. M. Kilanowslci. M. Altamuro THE WEDDING Left Seated --S. Blaugrund. Standing C. Patterson A. Vandcrwicl, D, Vvloertendylce, D. lvlacrina, OUTCLASSED Qnot sliownj R. Hyde, H. Schwartz, R. Wilstmim, L, Golden NATIONAL THESPIANS R. Ahern, Ohlak. V. Simmons Thespian of the Year Vernon Bud Simmons in his four years in high school amassed 214 points, more than any other senior, in the National Thespian system of awarding points. He, therefore, received the trophy as Thespian of the Year. Bud held maior roles in the threefact plays The Family Upstairs, Outward Bound, and Wliat A Life. He also demonstrated his acting alwility in the o nefact plays, Circumstances Alter Cases, Major Milliron Reports, The Darkest Hour, and This Strange 1 Night. t Besides acting, Bud served as stage manager for two three'act plays, Double Door and Blythe Spiritg also, he directed 'l0utclassed, This Strange Night, and Buddy Answers an Ad. Vernon Simmon Qs sT!T 2 F:s .5 3 l Q ss ,sm 1, w 1 l'.T.A. OFFICERS Scared P, Cmrito, Point Systcm i'cpr'csuii!.ilix'c B, Higlcr, treasurer Standing Mrs. fl. Balrtlctt. audviscr M. Long, sccrctalry K, Roclic, prcsidcnt C. Millcr, vice-prcsitlciit Teachers of Tomorrow Many of tlic grziduutcs of H.C.H.S. wlio arc now tcaiclicrs got tlicir start iii tlic Mzirgzirct Tugcr Clulw of Futurc Tcaiclicrs of Amcricai. This is thc purpose of tlic clulw. ln April, B2lfl3QlI'il l-liglcr complctcd licr term as viccfprcsitlciit of Central Ncw York Associxlf tion of Futurc Tcziclicrs of Al1lCFlCilCllUlWS amd was clcctctl prcsidciit of tlic sauiic organization for thc coming ycar. For this scrvicc and for licr work in tlic local clulw, BAlI'lW2lI'Al rcccivcd tlic F.T.A. prizc :ls tlic outstanding mcmlicr. Fiftccn F. T.A. mcmlicrs visilcd Allmny Stalls Tcnclicrs Collcgc iii April to tour tlic campus. FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA liars! Rum' N. Malckcscy, L. Strufcl, A. Trimlwoli. E. Dcpzlliim. Second Row A. Xycsclirolw. L. Pratt, laicolwsoii, fl. XY.nrlcowslqi, E. D'Aml1roslo, j, Pailluriai. K. Maiiiiori, E. Hclhaicli, l.. Mcrcnai, B. lvzin. M. Central. Tliirtl Row E. Uillvcrl, S. Sitzvr. S. Kaxriiiuluk, ll. Miles. B. Ncwiiizm. Standing K, Roclic. P. D'Aml'wrosio. D. Ki-cmfliyn, M. liiorciitiiio, M. Clii::.oiiiLc. G. Roliiiison, Kicscl. ii? ,, rl if .ff rn' W' J' L I 5 V M 9 NH N' if f,.fm,,,W fw 5 - .. Q l:.N..'X. UVI1Ifil5RS A. Exim. pruxulviil M. Spmiusi. Ilk'AlNlll'L'l fi. l3i'ciin.in. wci'vIaiiy C. Springci. Pninl Systcni i'upi'c-riilziiixm' L C.. lxzizniiciski. vice-pioudviit Smllvii fix iii igjv I si iiig X f iii Future Nurses On Dut To lwmiiic Iwttcr .icqLi.liiitcLl with nursing Mcinurigil Hnspitiil, and wliun wins iiiuiiilwis ni' .N .1 C.lI'L'CI', F. N. A. iiiciiilwuis visitcd thc Ailizuiy the club alssistcd with ll pix'-sulinnl illllllllllililfiilll Mudicxil Cciitsi' wlicrc tlic Assistant Dircctui' nf clinic in Hcrkiinur. Nursing I'1liiu.itiniispukc tirliiuiu. Spcnkcrs iruin A mumy ,mmi,,gx tm.-mimi by FN.,-X' Qjlulw St- mil-IIWIWQS H SI'il-ll- UNC-M -'lm SIMM I fliv fwrniii suvcixil aiiui tuwiis, xxuis Iii-lil in Hci'kiiiiUi'. VIUI' 'W Ni'V 5- Thu spuikci' was Mrs. Luvllgi Buckiiiicig l5ii'uctnr limi nppurtiiiiitivs tn uiisciwc nursus git work uf Nursing .it SL. Lukfs Mi'iiiiii'i.il Cciitcr Si-Iiunl i.unc wlwn lliif girls .issistcd tlicni ait thc Hcrkinici' ni' Nursing. FUTURE NURSES Oli AMERIKTA Iwrsr llnu' I, SAIIQKIIHC. 3. H.ulvi'. M.Sp:1dcz1, C.Springcr, A, Encu. fi. I'u'uniiaiii. L. Hulpin. L. l,.il:.iyrtlc, K Miiicklcix Samui Kun' Y. Buclinnui. Cliristiainn, M. L.unainn.i. C. Kuziiiiciwki. B. I,.unplmn'r, l.. MiIIlll1. li. Sliipciigi'ux'ri'. K. Vxfnd. Tiiimi Rum' C. liciiiwr. Ql1:ii'1u'i'1. Mifx E. -Isuiu-. aiplvisfi. B. Hulcii. K. Maiiiiwi. l., lxmlgcis. l,. Xiulcl. ly. Ilirlv. ff. Collins, S. lirzidy, Drui lllll. Mix- Einilic vlnnca. .ulviwi Illwlola IKHA, Sfdfftl A. HL'!'l'lIlL1Nl1.lNA', ll. 'l-AIIQUFI'-I SlL11ILlI7lQ C. Lynch. l.. Smlnkoxx Mrs. M. RUl'Tl7lllS. .lLlVlx -I. Riggw, D. loom, R. Gmngrcgorno, l.. lws, R, Klocli. E. Eulicr, ll. clllfflllg, ll. Newman. B. Emu, . l'. Lzmmnnn Future Homemakers In Training ln oulur to ll11Wl'UX'L' Llxun' lmomumulmw skllls and to ln' of scrvlcc to tlmc school, tlw l 5 Fuum' Homcmnlxcrs of AI1lL'l'lCll sm-vcd 1-clrcslmwnts lor thc opcn lmousc progrunm. F.H.A. m-:mlwrs also zlssistcd nt fnuultf tons vrcscntcd lv otlmcl' clulws, survcd tlmc l 5 s wcg1lu'1 s tqllwlr All llw Awnul Bzlmuct, amd we mrcd Amd scrvul Il Llinncr for an mccting l l l . ol' ilu' l'mo.111l ol ljnlklcallion. In A wil, Llmcsu orsf1mi:41tions scrvcnl lum'ln'on to Llmc iudgcs of thc Hcrkimcr l 5 , . SCICIICL' Congrcss, SENKHR FHA. xl lion' -l. l5l.llN'Ill, Nl. flrlnno, E. Sclwrudcr, l'mmm:1rito. D. lwllYCI', VI. llmrlicr. Sm-nd Ron' ff. lfcumr l lvlvzwls, Al. .Aul.unx, V llanllllnvr, ff. Uolqcy, ll, Sclu-illu, il. Hull, ll Mdlowxky. N41-N, N1 Rnlwlwm.. ,ull-ln, E l.. Hcrringslmw. D. VCA Nl. D'AI11l'1rnslo, K. Ro Us KEY CLUB OFFICERS Firxt Row -- G. King, treasurer R. Gage, president M. O'Bryan, secretary Second Row-- M. Mnrtorano, vicefpresidcnt R, Talarieo, Point System representative Service Club In Action The H.C.l'l.S. Key Cluh this year received a certificate in recognition of its worthwhile project of collecting clothes for a worldwide clothing drive. ln April, Mike O'Bryan and Garry King traveled to Monticello to attend a meeting of representatives of Key Clulws in New York State. At their Thursday night meetings, events for the year were planned. Included among these were a donation to the Science Congress, the purchase of jackets, and collecting and returning tahles and chairs used at the Award Banquet. The cluh, in order to raise money, maintained the concession at lwasketlwall games and cofsponf sored hoth a novelty haskethall game and a novelty volleyhall game. KEY CLUB First Row Basloe, D. Schad. N. Annotto. Second Row-V-G. Bernier, A. Morra, R. Sluytcr, P. Parks, M. Baker. Third Row R. Talarico, M. Martorano, R.Gage, G. King, M, O'Bryan, A. Vanderwiel. Standing Mr. L. Hughes, adviser. R. jenne, Greenfield, R. Volo. IM Wm. CHEMISTRY CLUB Cflmlg1vx.w M lfnlwnrrlx. lf. l'elylxiewie:. R. W'icrmelci, R. lfuziu, N. Muefireery, U. fTryq,lI, 'll My,-rx, 1'lllN'Il ll Nell: li D1 'la f' Mlll li NNI' r I' lx 1 Q . . X. . K . ,. er, . me. E, Renneg . ,liIHk ll, xl. Hummer, R. Slegel, H. Sehxxul M. l'l1YIlHlHlll. .'X. Sumlmm. A. Ewen. ul. Mmelcler. K. Mmelcler. Science With Chem Club The x'm1'hl ul' seien-Je was spalrkeel llglllll .ns Chem Cfluh, umler the ehreetiun uf Mr. VV.nll.1ee ll.nrvey, lllffllllllkll the Twelfth fxlllllhll Seienee Chmgress. Mure than lil? Qluelenti. the largest mzmher ul' entries ever r 1'k' wreleel, ehtereel the clllIl.jl'USS. llerlumer h.1Ll seven llrst plalee winners. 'lheie wut l.lI1LllI1Q entries from H.C,H.S. nel' xxlheeel In the Regional Science Cnmgress held .xt llllell Cfullege. Rmmlal Siegel. :after winning hrsl prmge m the helel xml hwlugy, wun hrst gmml prize. A senior, Rmmlel Stuekwell, tuuk first pr1:e Ill the ehemlstry division .mel seeuml gmml IWl'llL'. CHEM CLUB OFFICERS Flrxl lime E. Pelyklewlez. Qeelelznryz H. Selwwurlz. Pu Syflem repreeentaxtiveg A. Senmlhn. X'lCC'P!l'NlklCI1I. Sun R , . . nu' Cl. Miller. flI'C5lLlCI1I. G. Cryxtul. treasurer. 34 J Twelfth Annual Science Congress REGIONAL SCIENCE CONGRESS WINNERS R. Stockwell. R. Siegel SCIENCE CONGRESS FIRST PLACE VVINNERS R. Siegel. bl. Kimlurik. E. Plullcndcr, R. Bruce VJ. Ballwcuck, -I. Pruviiiski, D. Heller DEMON STR ATION Aniuiig time many cntric from :irczi scliuuls was this deiimiistruliim by A student from Iliun High as I FRENCH CLUB l'.lVXl Run' ll. Nuwmzm. K. Kruwiclql, E. Lowell, C. Rcitl. P. Supmkx. Scumul Rua' Zkllilkk. 5. Rn'l1.unl-un. ' Ly R Pwlu 5 M l lx IR ilk S Suu li, Syl1w.u:, l. fl.lI'llH. ll. Uumlxnun. Tlllnl Ruu' N. Muckcv' . . 4 S, urpxy, Y. Cn . .' 1- Srlzmlmlu ll, lvzm. M. Scmlnlu, A. -laculw, VJ. Aluhmun, S. Alclln, R. Cullm. C, l,-IIICIWIYII, E. Vflulc. M. 'Fw' u.mll-n. xl. lVlYL'IN. VV. liulmwk, C. Zuru. 931 UP FRENCH Clll 'B OFFICERS To Florida or Bust Witlm ll roar of thc nmtm' .xml thu crics ul' Adiusn and Au llCX'lIll',M Frcnclm .md Slmmislm ulws stalrtcd thcir trip tw thc sunny south. xring the twclvc day tuur, thc group m.ulu gcr stups :lt St. Augustlnc. Fluridn, :xml all SPANISH NIUNASTERY Slumwl l,, Cluldvn, YICL' puwulcnl: B. Kurt. prcsnlcnt: H, V U. Slvrznm. Fmnl Sy-tvm l'K'PI'l'NL'l1l.lllVC, Slumllng Mixs ,S qzz, .:..,.: . .. ,Imn Smplvlwfrm. ll',lX'lNt'l'L S. BlilllQI'lllN.l. sccrctalry: L. Martin, I rmx 1 11 L' xx 1 .'., Sv - 4 px, Q 60 With French and SI' .mm SPANISH CLUB OFFICERS First Run' B. Cmililcy, prcsirlcntz Miss .Ivan I Stapleton, adviser. Scruml Row tl. H1lIlIlllCI S Q S sccrctziryg T. Vv'iggi11s, Point System I'CPIACSCl1ll tivc: P. Zuris. II'CllSllI'CTl V, l7il1l1ll1CIA, vicu prcfidcnt. chi- cml1111ia1l vill.1gc uf WllliLlIl1SlWLll'1', ViT1'lIliil. At clulw 111ccti11+'s tlic ifruiiws stmlicrl 511111151 I Q 1 IN 5 5 7 w 5 I I Tlicy visitcrl Cyprus Li1lI'LlCllS amd tlic bcziquzirf culture 111 prcpairxitimm for thc trip. Miss hlcain illlll in Miami, Sta1plcto11, the ainlviscr, sliowcd slidcs tl1x1t shi- ling To rgiisc 1111111cy lm' tlic trip thc two clulws fllliCl1LlLlI'iI1g1 l1crtriptl1r11ugl1 Fl'A1IICCQll1Ll Spain spm1su1'cLl mrmy fiiml raising pm-iccts. First Run' S. Kzist, L, clllSl1I1lilH, C. Bailey. Scrum Rau' l. HZlI1lIllCT, M, Milclwll, V. D1llIlIllkxI', B. Couklc Tlnni Row R. Sluytcr, R. Collins. T. W'iggi11s. P. Zuri SPANISH CLUB 1 . H il ,fm V313 '15 pu. v' .QP J: IU! . Q M nlimum .lllll l NRM - E Q LATIN CLUB first Knit' V, Grilli, E. Dcpalina. M. Hnz, L. Laliaycttc. Sf't'm1dRui,4' L. Murctti, .I. Tccgardcn, D. Shanghf iitwty. -I, linlts. K. Kutary, S. Ax'ci'suii, M. Richardson, flliristiann, 5. Bchunialc, Sttinding Miss A. XX hil' cl I ncy. .I1.lYlNt'I', JN. Erica, M. Van I7clintlci', M. Etlwai' s, 1, Wallck. A Major Interest In Latin Haw ynu cvcr playctl scrahhlc? The incinhcrs ul' tht- junior Classical Lcaguc, hcttcr knuwn as thc Latin Cluh, tnnk up this pastimc after thcir rcgular invctiiigs. Hnwcvcr, sonic spccial rules prcvailctl. Thi' cluh nicinlwcrs, instead nf using wurtls Irwin thu English language, playcd thc ' Plllll YUH gains using Latin words nnly. Tha highlight nf thc ycar for thc clulw incmlwrs Canis when thcy tuuk a trip tu Ncw Ynrlc City with Art Cluh. Thc journey was niatlc pussihlc hy a tlancc, pizza sale, antl a statinncry salc. LATIN CLUB OFFICERS Fin! Run' K. Kntary. I'ninl Syslcin rcprcscntativm' V. Livfllll. prcsitlciit M. Edwards. sccrctary Swmid Rnu' S. Avcrsnn, vicc-pi'vsitlciit M. Vanliclintlcr. trcasni'ur Miss Ariel Vfhitncy. advisor ART ULLIB OFFICERS liirxl Ron' A. Salvcniini. sccrctary M. Richarnlson. x'icvfpr'csitlcnt il. Slranslty. tivasiircr Svrmiil Roii' Ll. Bcrnicr. PI't'5lLll'l1l M. Slransliy. Point Systcin i'cprcsciitatix'c ft-Q R. Ahern, supply scrgcant Art For Every Occasion Throughout thc ycar. Art Cluh has had Award Banquct. chargt' ot' thc hullctin hoard at thc south ond of Bcsidcs working on art proiusts. thc cluh thu main lloor and has kcpt thc sccncs as close visitctl placcs ol' art inturcst thu art innscuin in to tht- scason as possihlc. thc lihrary at Canaioliaric and thc MiiiisiiiifWilf For iliu Christmas scason. thc cluh tlccoratctl liainsfl'roctor lnstitutc in Utica. During thc thc Hcrkiincr Mcinorial Hospital and supcrviscnl Eastcr recess, Art Cluh incmhcrs matlu thcir Llccorations at the high school. This group, oncc annual journey to Now York City. again, Llccoratctl thc Bills School gym for thc ART CLUB Ifxrxt Rini' ul. Alacohson. D. Scialtlo. Hughes. ScComlRoii' Riichl,-l. Kicsul. C. XX'ai'koiivslxi. Tliiril Raw Miss A. Mills. atlviscr, D. Hcrkcl. R. Gallup, A. Vifcsclirolw, l'oio'lh Row l'. Cicrati, L. Goodrich. R. l'a:io, Y M. Coinstocla. M. Stransliy. M. Richardson, AI. Clark. R. Ahern. A. Ripka. bl. Boor. P. Pulaski. Fifzli Row A. Salvcniini, N. Rogcrs. T. Dcwan. R. Cogovan, Stranslcy. G. Bcrnicr. K' -Tri s' SENIOR LIBRARY CLUB Ifirxl Rau' M. Edwards, VJ. Sklarz. R. Kruusc. Second Row L. Sudakuw, C. XValck. G. Lynch, L. Plann, V. Buehnian. Third Row L. Rogers, P. Parks. -I. Ritton, L. Muretti, Barry, bl, Bunr. Fnurth Row L. Piekens, ,I. Drahent, K. Merena, S. Behuniak. A. Herringshaw. Barker, D. Cohan. M. Pratt. Sluiidtng Miss Smith, adviser, P, Geraty, W. Hehner, L. Malinuwski, E. Marusek. E. Gundrich. A. Lawtnn, R. Rockwell. P. -Ianeka. M. Cninstoek, P. Parks. Providing Help For Students The main duty nt inemhers of lwtli Lihrary For the second year the eluhs puhhshed the Cluhs is tn assist in the lihrary. These student spring issue nf Bnnkwnrm Banterf' the quarterly lihrarians cheek nut hunks and perform any nther magazine uf the Central New York Association duties that the lihrarian wishes them tu dn. nt' Student Lihrarians. Maxine Pratt, assisted lift mm SENIOR LIBRARY CLUB OFFICERS Ftrs! Rau' K. Merena. Point System representative P. Parks, president ,.,, Al. Barry. secretary Y G. Lynch, secretary CNYASL Seennd Rnu' P. Parks. vieefpresldent P. janeka, treasurer Miss Marcia Smith. adviser JUNIOR LIBRARY CLUB First Row K. Murphy. T. Hilts, D. Chizzonite, L. Criinmins. Second Row tl. Kolarik, B. Phillips, M. Cool. K. Krowieki, T. Mulligan. Cl. Bailey. 'Third Row P. Marein, R. King, Miles, K. Rogers, Vw . Vwfacyk. Fourth Row A. jaeohs, K. Vvlomlriela, A. Paoni. M. Sullivan, L. Ives. Fifth Row M. Hoz, D. Miller, S. Vwfithers, Riggs. E. Cainpagna. nl. Sealise. P. Dewan, F. Dorian, R. Aclc. Through Two Library Clubs hy Valerie Buehman, headed the publication. holding the annual Bookweek Tea forthe faculty. Gail Lynch was eleetetl secretary of CNYASL At Christmas time, the faculty were again the for 195811959 at the fall meeting held in Clinton, guests at a lihrary tea, this time with the Senior Book Week found the junior Lihrary Cluh Cluh as the hosts and hostess-es. ,IUNIUR LIBRARY CLUB OFFICERS First Row K. Murphy, Secretary T. Hilts. Point System Representative M. Kenna, President D. Chizzgonite, Treasurer Serond Row Miss Marcia Smith, Adviser L. flrimmins, Vice-president 4 L .. MIXED CHOIR IIIIZNI Run' Mr. Curl lhwfflmgnlmwps, ff, Vv'11l'lmwwla1. D. Strrzin, C. Rntlxlmn. M. l:1m'cnt1m+. A. Trimlwli. U. Lynclw. S. l'l11I1lwN. ,l. Zlllilli, I. 'l'.u'n.1w.1, S. Avcrmxx. P. Slulznrk, N. Mdckcscy. bl. Hyde. L. f:'lNllI1l.lIl. Suwml Rwu' T. M. IVIUITIII. M. KIIQIIIUXVNIQI, Pm. Hull. M. Ricl1.u'dmn. bl. Mczlck. T. Rmwdinclll. V. Ixllfllllhlll. A. lfuti. C. Cullum, l'. l'.u'lw. 5. Rlclmrnlwm. L. Hallpm. A. Mzxylam. S. Halrtcr. Tlurd Rum' R. Cullim, R. IJCNIIILIIIIPN. D. Slwllllgll' lwxfy ,l. Sffllhv. XV. Z.nwtm'k1. ul. Cilwnml, R, Vvlaxrlmwski, L. Strnfcl, E. Pctylilcwwz. M, fflwllzunltc. M. Enlwmxls. M X,QlHl,k'lIHKlCl'. L. Vlulcl. S. Dccli. Ifularlll Run' L. CIZISSCIIRI, M. O'l31'ya1n. ll. I,llI'l'iN, R. Alwcrn. R. IIQIZIU, M. M.1m1m111u.S Awllu..-X, l,ilf7!1l,G.IVILIYQIIIFSCU, .I. Cvmmlc. ll. Mxlrcm. D. fflxizwnltc, L. Hatclm. T. Xxrlllglllxl If. Hullcndm. I Hear Singing Hlglllllglll ul' Llmc vucul music ycnr was thc Tlmc Clwmlcttcs prcscutcd PYKIQHIIIIS fm' tlw -lllllll-ll Spring Ivlusic Fusnivnl, lmcld all Bills Sclwwl Busin-:ss .lml l71'ufcss1m1.1l XNIUIIICILS ASSKDCIAIIIIYII H1 May. All l-l.C.H.S. groups Mixcd Clwir. .xml for tlmc Mctlmmlist Clmurclm, wlnlc tlmc Clwrf Illrls' Clnur, Clwmluurs, alml Clwrzll-:tics palrtif ulcers sung fm' Tcmplc Bctlm ,luscplm .xml for ilu' clpatul H1 thu fcst1v.1l. Lady Elks. The Mlxul Clmir nttumlcd tlw AllfStz1tc At Christmas tlmc, all four QTULIIWS cntcrldimml Fustlvnl Ill Dwlgcvillc :mul thc Allffluunty Fcstivnl l'I.C.I-IS. students alt am amsscmlwly. 111 Flillllil-Ul'l. CZHURAl.ETTES ' r I. 1 1l'vllI1. b. Zulalli .' ' 'mu nu' Il. l'vlyk1cwic:, M. Eplwzuxh S 1ZllUR:XLEERS Smltul N. Mackcscy, QlL'COl1IP2ll1lSI D slgllllllllg T. Xxllflgllllr, E. Hullcnnlcr M. LYllI'y.lll, ll. llalrli. l5lRlfflTUR -5 ilmmps GIRLS' CHURUS l'1r.xI Kun' V. l,.lHllllCI', R. C-.lN.llC, f1,RQlll1lWlll1, D. f,oll1s, K,.Rczu'du11, nl. Emil, f1rul'mu1', B, Euan, P. Lanmamn.n, M l5'.'M11lvloa1u, K. Rngvrf, D. Ex-Ulu. Scuvml Rum' M, Vxllmlcn, L. Crimmins, flrlstlalms, llrllwislm, D. Krcmrlwyn R. f:lill1jj,I'l'gUI'lU, M. l'.lU!'x'l1lllWU. R. Gallup, L. SllLl1lli0W, L. Klussncr, ll, T.mgurrgl, L. lVlill'llI1, M. flcntru, K, Vs'mml llfli. Tllml Kon' K. lk-:dk-k, L. Mcrcnal. C. Bnilcy. C, Vicllmalucr. N. liugvrs, A. S.llVCl11lI1l. L. Clark, G, Lynclx S. Mnrrn, S. Sfinldw, l, Balrry, B. Hutch, B. Ncwmam, S. K.lI'llXlllllli. L. Hcrringxlmw, P. Uncrxng. I'lU1U'lll Run' ll. l5cl,.nlm.n, XX. NlL'l1lHlN, A. M.1yt.m, T, Rnmlinclli, B. Sl11pcngrm'cr, V. Buclxmam, K. Vdurxl, L. Lalfxlycltc, l' XX'1llwrf, S. Dcsk, ,I. Rlggx, M. Mnniun, S, Bclxunink, K. Mcrcnn, E. Luwcll, D. BUllllI1llll'i, A. Ripk.1,.l. Qunrmwi M. Sullwgm, T. M. lNrllvIClIl, l'. Nflllflll, C. Turciu, K. Murphy, ul, Drumm, D. Gulwy,C,Cnll1nX, L. Rmlgcrs, l'. lyilflif QX, lfull, L. l..m1gcr'cttu, lf. Cfuguvaulm, M. -Iolmwn, S. Blanugruml. B. Kal. D. Kust. E. lj'fKIIll'7I'U4lU. ax!! BAND PERFORMING AT CONCERT First Ron' R. Stockwell. fl. Zuris, P. Garito, F. Proloeki, W. johnson, R. Snow. F. Ceraty, M. Long. D. W'aeyk. G. Rohinson. Second Row D. Heller, Dyilert. L. Cushman, Vs . Dihhle. VI. Proloeki. K, Vfard. T. Hilis, Levi. D, flhvatal, D. Dyigert. Matis, T. Canastar, Polts, Zajak, M. Altamuro, -I. Greenfield, fl.5eialdo.Tl11rdRow L. Kenna, D. Read. P. Lamanna, R Sezerhaniewicz. T. Vw'iggins. ml. Myers. V. Simmons. S. Nellis. S. Nellis, E. Wliite, P. Favat. G. Schloieka, O. Murray. R. Vdires. C. VanDelinder. QI. Levi. Y, Hoellrieh. Fourth Row R. Sluyter. T. Dcwan. P. Dewan, L. Golden, P. Zuris. Cl, Ralhhun. Z. Lishf ehynskyj. E. Gilhert, D. Piorentino. Music In The Air Green and white hoops decked the gridiron at halftime last fall, as the H.C.H.S. hand filled the air with strains ol' Hoop de Doo and Fine and Dandy. Under Director Alphonse Carmardello, head of the instrumental musie department, lwotli the hand and orchestra have displayed their talent, especially during the presentation of the annual concert which featured the selections 'Uod of Our Fathers, Copa Cohannaf' and a medley of tunes from My Fair Lady of Broadway DIRECTOR Mr. Alphonse Carmardcllo. fame. Assistance in orchestra direction was give hy Mr. Leo Hahn. A large delegation of instrumentalists from these two groups represented Herkimer in tht annual Herkimer County Music Festival, held at Frankfortfsehuyler Central School in january WINLDS Flrst Row C. ZlII'iS, D. Hcllcr Al. Mantis, D. Roald G. Rubinsun. D, Vhxcyk Srcmui Run' E. Vv'l1i!c, P. Fuvznl S. Ncllis, S. Nvllis, V. Simmu Orchestra STRINGS Firxt Row R. Siegel, M, VanDclindcr 1, Hnmmcr, G. Crim D. Bchuniak, P. Bunn Second Row T. Dcwzm, A. Comstock A. Wcsclmrpmh, Cristinno J. Drumm, A. MEIYKRIII Third Row Z. Lishchynskyj, D. Fiwrcntino BRASS AND PERCUSSIONS Fwst Row C. Scizlldo, Provinski Y. Hocllrich, R. Snuw W. DIUIHITSUI1 Secmld Row R. Sluytcr, L. Goldcn P. Zuris, T. Dcwzm Cloeeringpr the Magicians The time for our visit has come to an end, but there is an important part that we have not yet mentioned. During the year, we have attended many sports events. We can still remember the excitement of the Pep Rally on the night before Herkimer's thrilling victory over Ilion. We liked the teamwork that spirited the basketball team to a strong finish, the important role of the championship minor sports teams, and the fun of watching the spring track meets and baseball games. Maureen and I were impressed by the skill, sportsmanf ship, and school spirit displayed at each of these events. '+-1' .- .fr-Y-,mu ' ' Iw , M , , , 1 w V f . f .'., ' f. ' : : xv J, f.:,,,-. 5.-,..M.., .3,. I -fl.-ay.- '. Q F f f N 1 I W ' M 1 -k A ml f I S. ww, ...X .,,,,...,.. ,,wMNNNw...-Q..mw-f f..M........1.,.....,..,..,+M,.,....,..w .Iohn Franco Phil Parks Lou Cassella Mike O'Bryan Dean Uuderkirk FUOTBA Ll. RECORD Hcrlqimur Upponentx 25 ,Iohnstown H II tiiilneonta 19 12 New Hartford ll ll :l:Norwieh 16 13 'lzlvlohawk ll 19 :Vldittle Falls H 6 Dolgeville 6 ll :iilhon 7 99 91 filroquois League Gaines HWUTBALL COACHES AND MANAGERS i1Y'l Ron' C. Aiken. D, Bailey, Second Row Mr. Zeke nola, Coach Vw'illiani Trainor, Mr. Rohert Audyeki, 1 Salvaiore Slagliano. .A CCLCAPTAIN Nick Annotto ur Magicians Beat Ilion! The Magicians, led hy eofeaptains Nick Annotto and A1 Staskus, did not disappoint the students, for they won the traditional hattle 12 to 7 at Earl Field. The victory gave Coach Williaiii Trainor's charges a four win f three loss I one tie and third place in the Iroquois League. After a slow start, during which the gridders gained confidence and skill, the team eaine hack to win three and tie one in its last four games. Seniors Annotto and Boh Vsfinne, along with George Bokowski, carried the hrunt of the runf Gus Maida Garry King Mike Teegarden Ron Talerico -lin Greenfield sz- 'Qu Q- Roger .lenne Dave Nichols George Bokowski Boh Volo Nick Stagliano X HERKIMER W. ILION CO-CAPTAIN Al Staskus On The Gridiron ning attack, while Roger jenne's passing and hall handling were always dependahle. The line play featured the work of Maida, Nichols, Basloe, and Allflroquois League end, Staskus. Parks, O'Bryan, and Sadjkowski did outstanding work while gaining experience for next season, The team, when in need of support, could rely on a strong hench. All-lroquois League center, Garry King, was awarded the Martin Tarnawa Trophy as out' standing lineman of the year. Joe Basluc Bill Sklarz joe Sadjkowski Rod Sluyter Dominick Fiorentino MYHH1 llalier lloh Gokey Dave Nichols George Ketchum Gus Nfl i t HERKIMER vs, MOHAVJK Varsit Basketball lmprovement was the key word for the 195591959 haskethall season. Under the direction of Coach Lawrence Hughes in his first season as coach, the team made its hest record in three years. The team improved as the season progressed and won six of its eight wins during the last ten games. The lroquois League record was four wins and six losses, while the all over season record was eight wins and twelve losses. For his efforts, Nick Annotto reeeived the Frank Basloe Trophy as the outstanding player and was named honorary captain. Al Staskus led the team in scoring and was hacked hy seniors Annotto, Gus lvlaida, and joe Basloe who also helped in rehounding. Sophomores, Dave Sehad and ll eorge Ketchum, played regularly and gained valuahle experience. Sehad and Annotto were named to the Iroquois League second team. ln Section lll tournament play, the hoopsters were strong in defeating Mohawk, hut lost to a powerful Holland Patent live in the second round of the tourney. Capt. Nick Annoltu Dave Schud A1 Stuskus jnc Baislnc Garry King W BASKETBALL RECORD Hcriqmur Ufvpmicnls 46 lfrainkfnit 47 64 St. Mairyis SU 62 :5:M611:1wk 42 42 iillimi 44 74 iiN6rwicli 53 41 New Hartford 46 47 Rome Frcc Academy 58 58 :::c7I1CU11fi1 72 47 Frankfurt 48 35 :!:LiLl1c Falls 68 4- Vsfcsl Caiiindu Valllcy 36 59 7:Ml!11ilWk 52 32 icllion 55 Q5 Pructui' 37 F5 :kNl1YW1C11 63 59 :1:17I1CUI1I1l 77 68 :5:1.itt1c Falls 58 77 Holland Patent 72 Section 111 Tuurnauncimt Gaines F9 Mohawk 51 51 Hullnnd Patent 56 11103 1 1 15 HERKIMER vs. MOHAXVK MANAGER AN D COACH P11111 AlilI1L'1iil, Mr. Lziwrcncc Huglic V, Ciinin Dourney, j.V. CHEERLEADERS L. Mcrena, captain: S. Harter, Gruhner. A. Trimholi, G. Lynch j.V.'s . . Gaining Experience This year the j.V. hasketeers compiled a ninefwin and nine-loss record to end the season with a .500 average. Coach Stagliano had several returnees from last year's squad, including Garry Crystal, Zenon Lishchynskyj, and Mike Martorano who played regularly. Others who tallied many points for the -I.V.'s were jerry Wzilczaik, junior, and Ron Talerico, sophomore. j.V. BASKETBALL TEAM o, D. Petucci, R. Casscllzi. Robbins. C. VanDelindCr. G. Wailczzik. M. Nlartorano. G. Crytil M manager: Coach Salvatore Stagliano. ? . 5. Planning, Cheering, Promoting School Spirit . . VARSITY CHEERLEADERS Left- B. Hall Right- M. johnson Center- Front to Back M. Annotto C. Vielhaucr V. Grilli P. Morru Cheerleaders Rejoicing after H.C.H.S. Touchdown against llion WRESTLING SQUAD Fwxt Row R. Hyde, L, Golden, D. Heller, W. Ritton, W. White. Second Row Coach Henry Palczyn lu M. Altamnro, L. Sczerhaniewicz, D. Lowell, I. Coffin, N. MacCrcery. WRESTLING ACTION M Altainuro W Ritton Coach lHenry Palczynskii I'Ierkimer's wrestling squad, coached hy Mr. Henry Palezynski, showed its main strength in individual wrestlers. Senior Bill Ritton and Larry Golden, junior, captured Iroquois League championships in the 112 and 120 pound weight classes respectively. Sophomore Bill White worked his way to the semifiinals of the tournament. In the Section III tourney, Bill Ritton won his first three matches losing hy a close decision in the semifinals. With Ritton the only senior, many of Herki- mer's grapplers will he returning next year with the experience gained this year. 1 X Q fl L . 'E' 1? I sk .5 . Y 5 ' T Mug R bu ,Q fig CQ . ,,. mg WINTER SPORTS Furs! Row D. Vw'uc1'tcnLlykc. T. fl41ngnatul', V. Snnmnns, C. Zurif. D. Kust Svcmld Rau' R. Kil'cl1ul'Q1', XY, Tynunczkn, - w il. OCllllSC. D. Cnwllmur. T. Dc-lnhn. A. l7:nnitmwic: Tlnrcl Run' D. Cnnnx. R. Iirncc. -I, Trnnhnli, Budncyl Tlw talhlc tcnnie Iuznnl, lul hy Danny Ncul. singlcs chunmpinn, and AIIIII Myers and Ernic Rvnm'r, dnnhlw CITZIIIIPIUIIS. ruptured thc IYUQIIUIS I.CilKllC chxnnplunship. The IWLILIIIIIIIIUH lcznn, Ulicu Arm churn' piuns, and thc vnllcylmll tcunm clnsvcl the lczmguc scusnn III wrnml and thnd places rcspcclivcly. BOWLING Couulw Vv'a1ltcr U' Cnnnur. -I. Lynch, R. Slnclcwcll, R. Henry, VI. Malcrlnn. D. Scnitn, ,I. Vfhitc Willa an rccnrd nl' lim' wins-nn lmwsw-nmlmc llc. thc howling tcalnl, couched hy Mr, XXILIIICI' LYCTHIIINIIQ hcczunc Iruqnnif Lczxguc channpium. They ulsu wnn lhv Imnguc Tnurnn' ment held alt Ilinn. GOLF Furs! Rnw j. I5fI'All1Sl'iY. L. Cmlnlcn Sccnml Row R. Chmllc. Couch xXIIlIIilIlI'TTl'iIII1Ul fllwulnl TENNIS Flrxt Row V. Cinnnn, C. SL-mlnln. A. Ciululll Second Run' A. Manda. bl. Ihslmm. M. O'I3rynn, Couch Vslultcr' U'Clnnnnr Thu I'I.fI.I'I.S. gulf luxnn hm purticipnlcd III vlghl nmlulws, win- ning unc. ticing nnv. :Incl Insing sux. In May. thu gjnllcn lnnk part in thc Suction III mulch :lt Twin Ponds Country Clnh. jus Bnslnc und Angcln Glnlullx, nf thc tcnnns lrann. cntcrrd the Svc' IIUDJII nmtchcs all ffnlgntc Univcrf slly. Tlw lcann an ll whulc, held mix IIHIICIILK, Iming alll ul them. 79 Champions of the Track Top performances hy seniors and a few new' comers gave Herkimer the team championships in the Sectional Relays, the New Hartford Invitation' als, and the Iroquois League Meet. However, the 1959 edition of the track team lacked the depth to continue undefeated in the dual meets. Iroquois League champions include Nick Annotf to, who hroke league records in the 100 and 220 yard dashes, Bill Ritton in the mile, Rod Sluyter in the pole vault. Boh Winne set a league record in the hroad jump, and the relay team, consisting of Al Staskus, Winne, Dave Nichols, and Phil Parks, also rated as champions. New Earl Field records were set hy Dave Cohan in the 440 yard run, and hy Bill Ritton in the mile. joe Trimholi scored heavily in the high jump. TRACK RECORD Herkimer Opponents lst Sectional Relays if 47 5X6 Oneonta 56 H6 NVon hy forfeit Little Falls 'F 68 lfil llion 35 lff. TRACK Acrion 67 Nfffwlfh 37 V lst New Hartford Invitational 'ii Bill Ritton. lXick Annotto 51 Mohawk 53 Mi. Rohr-it Audycki, Coach William Anderson lst Imquois Lmguc MCU wr 82 Frankfort 22 lst Section Ill Meet M: TRACK TEAM Fira! Row ll Gruhner, Hainine, D. Nellis. A. Dzimitrowicz., A. Polos, D. Cohan, D. Woertendykc. Second Row R. Sluyter. G. Engert. P. Parks. bl. Trimholi. R.Winne, N. Annotto, A. Staskus, L. Murphy, D. Nichols, NN. Ritton. Third Row M. Harodecki. R. Talarico, R, jenne, Sebring, M. Martorano. W. Sklarz. P. Trzepacz. R. Cirillo, -I. Rohhins. Fourth Row N. Stagliano. W. Wacyk, D. Kast. Lcsco. A. Paioni, T. Canastar. VI. Colicki, M. Comstock, V. Simmons. W. White. Fifth Row'---j. White, VJ. Budneyi. ul, Natarelli. BABE RUTH SPORTSMANSHIP AVVARD XYINNERS Mnrllm Van Dclindcv, Dnvnd Nlclml Nm-IHQ'-ks' -. l. A GIRLS' SPORTS TROPHY NNINNERS First Rau' Bunnic Hull. luskclluxll guard Cfznrul QYBPYAHI, mtihnll Kaltic Rlmlw, lnlslwtlmll furwaxrd Scumul Row Murtlmu V.mDclmLlcr. wvllcylmll Linda SlrnI'cl, l'WllNNllI1Q1 lqwxi-iwxsgjy V I wi,- For Their Efforts BASLOE TROPHY VJINNER Nicholas Annnttu MARTIN TARNAXVA LINEMAN OF THE YEAR Gary King ,,...,-w is ivla i ' f ,1 -. V ,'i-, .. Fur., . V ,df 551 . N 'shi' f -- lx fi' , ,YZ J Sh -M. . ya ,. ff-4-,A V-A fonldma F5 INFIELDERS OUTFIELDERS Front fD. Petncci, Drahent, Macri, Myers Front-R, Bruce, C. VanDelinder, A, Vanderwicl Back Z.. Lishchynskyj, G. King, C. Sahre Back- j. Levi, -I. Gilbert 'The Great American Game' BASEBALL COACHES Coach Lawrence Hughes, Coach joseph Waters M ...... . ,,., ,WJ Highlights of the 1959 hasehall season came in the games against Ilion and Nor' wich. At Ilion, the team took a 141 decision, while at Norwich the Magicians defeated the home team hy a score of 96. When Norwich traveled to Herkimer, the H.C.H.S. nine again downed Nor' wich, this time 6fl. During the season, Coach joseph Waters' diamondmen have heen handi- capped hy injuries to players if Ca rl PITCHERS AND CATCHERS Front-J. Walczak, D. Schad Back-G. King, R. Gokey, C. Miller On The H.C.H.S. Diamond Sahre, Al Vanderwiel, and Zenon Lishf chynskyj. Senior Bob Gokey has carried the brunt of the pitching attackg Al Van' -M 'Q-A-'A--- - H erkim cr BASEBALL RECORD Frankfort Oneonta Little Falls St. Johnsville Ilion Mohawk St. Mary's Norwich Oneonta Ilion St. Mary's Little Falls Norwich Little Falls Norwich St. Johnsville Mohawk STRIKE ONE! derwiel manned the center field post and Joe Macri did the chores around third hase. With only one junior, Garry King, on the starting lineup, the team consists in a great part of sophomores and juniors, so this year must be considered a build' ing one. Oppon 4 10 8 8 0 3 4 3 6 3 2 5 l 5 1 4 1 Cut SPEEDANVAY First Row - A, Maytan, L. Rodgers, C. Noonan, P. Parks, L. Suclakow Second Row K. Wlmimdrick, R. Giangregorio, j, Riggs, L. Pratt, captain: K. Mcrcna, D. Collis, L. Clark, Hughes BASKETBALL First Row' L. Pratt, E. Pctykiewicz. K. Roche. captain: B. Hall, A. Maytan Second Row- D. Collis, V. Grilli, P, Morra, K. Merena VOLLEYBALL First Row P. Morra, V. Grilli, T. Rondinelli, captain: D. Collis, M. VanDelinder Second Rowf K. Cristiano, K. Kotary, P. Parks, L. Rodgers 84 Ii Lnhimimaug... . ,,, G.A.A. - Center Girls' sports in Herkimer High stem from the Girls' Athletic As' sociation. Members of G.A.A. have acted as ollicials, scorers, and referees for all girls' sports games, including the G.A.A. sponsored track meet held at Earl Field in May. A hake sale was held to raise money for the trophies given to the outstanding player in each sport of Girls' Sports and for the pins awarded to girls who have reached the required nuinher of 125 points. Katie Roche and Donna Collis received pins at the Award Ban' duet this year. Linda Pratt, a senior, earned her pin last year. The Girls' Athletic Association has heen in charge of the hright hulletin hoard displays in the inain hall. .4 BCUWLING -I. Riggs, C. Springer, B. Kast, S. Kast, S. Harter, S. Brady, N, Mackcscy, S. Ruehl, Hughes, L. Strafel SOFTBALL First Row-V A. Maytan, C. Brennan, K, Rogers, Murphy, C. O'Bryan, captain: l. Sczerhanicwicz Second Row- K. Merena, P, Brennan, K. Kotary, B. Hall, K. Roche Third Row-- Y. Sadjkowski, D. Collis, D. Kast, B. Higler, M. Whalen, L. Pratt, L. Martin 'Ry G.A.A. COUNCIL First Row 7 K. Roche. L. Pratt, president K, Merena, S. Murphy Second Row B. Hall, B, Higler, M. Richardson, Miss Barbara Calehaugh, adviser Leaving To Do Our Shopping Maureen and I are grateful to the wonderful people who made our visit possible. We hope that our visit has highlighted the memorable occasions of the 195869 school year for you. We will al' ways remember this clay just as you will remember and cherish the days you have spent at H.C.H.S. Us 1, ligllllgll l, 5 l, L 2. wx s if is ai if 'Ffa ff iff iff we .e e r . , A .. , 1 x, , Q , xg V, Q M . . by K s H 'f 5 r 1 - , mf 1 W ' 'h ' ,. 3 I A L If Q ,ii A -ag. I, 5 Q ,n - K.. lk ,nv ., .1 ,K 'K C 'lap u 'H 'M L CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1959 Beta Chi Tau Sorority BETA CHI TAU GRADUATES Kathleen Roche Jeanie Servello Vivian Crilli Carol Gruhner Martha VanDelinder julia Mezick Phyllis Aiello Phyllis D'Ambrosio Theresa Rondinelli Carol Maddy Tina Torcia Theresa L. Moretti 1 inioiuioioiuif ianiauiuioiruioivifvinicniui 1- nr.:iilinlwuzungi-iuuzwvleug I..-ir:-liivll--i..l-ii --r..n1u1n1u1u Best Wishes to the '59 Graduates K. E. SENIOR GIRLS Peggy Edwards Sharon Hughes Linda Wester Pat Morra Sandy Averson Karen Kotary Mary Annotto Carol C'Bryan :..T 21--ti-1.11.1 1.111-1:11:10-if-u H-1.1:-in-nz:-1031111 1 1 Congratulations and Best Wishes Class of 1959 Key club Advisor ...., ik' OFFICERS President . . . . . Vice-president . Secretary . . Treasurer ..... Point System Representative Bill Crimniins Nick Annotto Gilles Bernier George Bokowski Roger jenne Phil Parks Ron Sluyter Mike Teegarden 89 Mr. Larry Hughes . Ron Cage Mike Monarono Mike O'Bryan . Cary King Ron Talarieo Aloe Sadjkoski Joe Basloe Myron Baker Jim Greenheld Tony Morra Dave Sehad Al Vanderwiel Boh Volo .li--xwivzugnz11111111-11,101 -1 1 1 31-1111 1 HUMMEIJS Office Equipment Company 103 North Main Street HERKIMER, NEW YORK ek Good Luck and Best Wishes to the CLASS OF 1959 CQNGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1959 K I R B Y'S 'Your Uptown Stationer 214 246 North Main Street HERKIMER, NEW YCRK 90 ri 1141111111111-1:1 11,1-11 i1 n1::1u1n1e1:1:1:1 ni 11-1 1- 1r1:1r:1 n1u1nq'q fi ,fbk -'I' , X , X I 1 X. 4 G K -' N, .. .7 N x . l ,h 4 t! .,.,.'N.. K. ' IMI e?!EANX.t H A ff, KN..-IM h rlzl' I A ' X i If .quilt . W' F '4 x . fl, - ,pwM,..- 0 5 I' M v XX ' I D , .,. A. . RTW.. 'Q' 4':'lZ-:LTNR . . . and the oery best wishes for a most .xii-Ly successful career in the business world. Makers of v STANDARDS, Eu-:c'rmc and NOISELESSQ Typewriters Portable Typewriters Adding 6: Calculating Machines - Electronic Methods - Punched-card Systems ' Visible Records - Electric Shavers I DIVISION OF SPERRY RAND CORPORATION . 1--1 111110101 11111111 1111111111: 1 101: 1111-1411u1u1n1u1n1u1u11111:14-1:n1u: 1 I I I i 1-I rn -a 1-I vu l II l !.! ll U Q ! I ---s H. G. MUNGER 8g CO. HERKIMER ' Mungers endeavors to maintain a store in which the city and surrounding areal can point to with pride. ' The suites of model rooms, decorator designed hy professionals, may well prove a source of inspiration for home interiors. ' Our Bridal Salon, in its quiet seclusion, is just made to order for the prospective bride. We maintain a Bridal Register where gift purchases for brides are listed, showing the pattern in silver, china and glass she prefers to guide you in your gift selection. May you always feel that Munger's is YGUR store. And Congratulations to the Members of the Graduating Class 1 ini: 11 14 11 1:1421 11111 1:1011-1 1 1 11:1 11 1111111111111 11110101014 91 li i n fn :I 11519111 -5 HALE BOOKCASES Since 1907 F. E. Hale M fg. Company German Street f Herkimer, New York Compliments of Herkimer Lodge B. P. O. Elks I439 Q w 141' Wu wfxg zixglkffix ,IL sr ,fi V4' X ' N faq hr-4 -F' '43 wi 92 Robe! Studio PORTRAIT AND COMMERCIAL PHOTOGRAPHERS Tom Yearbook PI1otog1'apI1evs :If 122 North Main Street Phone: TO 625060 I-IERKIMER, NEW YORK gfurniture Store 131 East Albany Street Cordon Weilmsteilx. Owner I'Ieadqua1'tc1's for VJESTINGHOUSE APPLIANCES . . . LANE CEDAR CHESTS MAYTAC WASHERS . . HEYWOOD WAKEFIELD FURNITURE SIMMONS MATTRESSES . . COMPLETE HOME FURNISHINGS KROEHLER BEDROOM SUITES . . SPARTON KITCHEN SETS 101-11-1111-1.-1-.14-1his-1-.1-'1111inivininznz 1 1-:nz 1- 1 :ui-:icing 93 o 940.1 arming-fling'-1 .,-., ,:. ning:-inini n1u1n1.,1cn1u1u1-211 ozoozoxnxozox C Marine Midland Trust Company of the Mohawk Valley Herkimer Office extends HEARTY CONGRATULATIONS AND BEST WISHES TO THE 1959 GRADUATINC CLASS OF HERKIMER CENTRAL HIGH SCHOOL offer a complete banking service and i i cordially invite you to call. if .f ' E. Member: Federal Deposit y,.f:ff : ,., Q Insurance COYP' , - . 5? f' if., The Bank with the Tlme and 1- 'EQ'55:fQ:ffEQ5iE'E :Qfiig' f?E5iEQIQf 2Ql3i5E'l: 'Temperature Clock . . if f' 7 Middleville oflicgg g -2l51Eff'ff2 :f1Pwfgsga 551,15 , , ,,,. f1gEgi:.g::za2f211ai12-:tiziaisielii.-sf-:-:A +..aLe2e2a2afa2s2fz53?EAg Midtlleville, New York Are You Protected 'P It is urgent, if you are under forty years of age, you immediately arrange to obtain Salk Vaccine innoculations in order that you may be protected during the coming polio season. Don't risk paralytic poliomyelitis when protection is so easy to obtain. This page is contributed by your Herkimer doctors as a public service in the hope that all who read this will take action without delay and urge all others to do likewise. 94 ' iuiniuiuioic if iuiniuiuioiuioi 1 To the Board of Education, Residents and Pupils We consider it a privilege and an honor to design your new buildings and renovate your old buildings, for the betterment of education in the Herkimer Central School District. KETCHAM 'MILLER f ARNOLD, Architects 1 11111 in 11 :ai 11 11111 31 1011111 11111 11 31 11 11131 14 11 11 1111 11114-p qn11111csu1n 1111o1q1a1u1ni1w1oin1 110101 1010020 0330? 0' v- 1 1 - 1 1 1 -0- 0111- 11- 1 l E ---------- F-- ss H f f 1 g ac muzsfer 5 .. Jewelers Compliments of H as 47 First Street, Ilion, N. Y. IONELL il CABINET CQMPANY fi H HAMILTON, ELGIN, BULOVA HERKIMER NEW YORK Q ima LONGINES WATCHES ' .1 l M 0:91111 1111 i11:1viu:ni1xi11lu:.1uzoiniuiu , 010111'1 1 1 1H1'1-21I1 1--1-11011-11-1 at Q! Q U H 1 M f t f Compliments of allll IIC UI'CI'S O -6 - -- H CASTLE CAR CO., INC Regal Fit M Garment Hangers , Ford Dealer II HERKIMER, NEW YORK E SYRACUSE, NEW YORK 11111.111111111:11111111 111111qp1111111111qq 0.0 111111 111111 1111 1111 1 1 111111111011 95 uivioioioiczini 1 .1 si 1n:u1nini.111i 11 1 11 1 1vi13111111:111111111 .. C 1 00:0 02010 Our Compliments and Best Wishes to The Class of '59 elf THE HERKIMER EVENING TELEGRAM u U U U U ! U U U U U U U U U U U U U Z 1:1409 Compliments of MYERS FASHIONS 122 North Maili St. HERKIMER, NEW YORK Herkirner's Newest Fashion Center -01:1 1 1 1 .1 1 1:1:n1:n1:1 111111--1 1-11 av- v 0.0 1:1 1 1 1n1n1n1n1o1n1u1 1 11:11 MYERS Clothes for Dad 'n Lad 214 HERKIMER 1:1011 ioioiuiaiui 14110101 10101 U U U U U U U ! ! U U s U U U U U U U U orange Best Wishes to THE CLASS OF 1959 if? DIAMONDS Keepsake and Art Carved wif WATCHES Elgin, Hamilton, Omega Tissot, Girardferregaux wir STERLING Gorham, Towle, Lunt, Wallace, International, Reed Es' Barton, Heirloom A. H. WINSTON EG? SON, INC. Herkimer, New York ozouiui 11 1n1u1n1o1o1o1u11o1oio1nn1ln1crioo ivioioioinioinioiuioioiuinxuxirsxui ni QB n U ni 1 !! !! E Michael S. Pliseck Post, No. 4915 and its Ladies' Auxiliary ii ll VETERANS OF FOREIGN WARS OF THE UNITED STATES Herkimer, New York 0:0 1141111411 1 1u1u1u1o1cn1o1o1u1o1u1n14o:0 uio1napu1u1 1e11.1.1:1 1 1 1 1 up-14:1 A o 1.1 U Q PELTON BROS., INC. Ii H Hardware ' Tools f Paint Sporting Goods - Industrial II . Contractor Supplies ll Plumbing and Heating f Housewares Electrical Supplies li !.! ! sk 1 U 107 North Main Street ag HERKIMER, NEW YORK O. . 1: 1: iuiuiuioioioioianioiuieniuioiexixozo p:ovio1oiuio1oio1o1o1o1n1oio1o1a1o1n1 2 Herkimer Lodge, No. 423 Free and Accepted Masons 415 North Main Street HERKIMER, NEW YORK Ek Founded 185 7 1:1:1u1:v1n1::1a1:n1:n1: 1211112111 1:11 FOR GREATER FURNITURE VALUES WILLIAMS Furniture, Appliances Jewelry and Rugs 113 Park Avenue HERKIMER, NEW YORK 0:0 Aviv: 10111101 11111-nioioioiuiui 11101149 oiov1n11n1r1o4-.111-nap'-1--neun-14.110101 vial 'E eg FOR PROMPT, COURTEOUS SERVICE TO YOUR DOOR Call TOwnscnd 6-2570 LITTLE jOE'S DAIRY and DAIRY PRODUCTS OI' SI-IOP AND SAVE AT Our Modern Dairy Bar ALL WHOLESALE PRICES Dinette Fountainett oioininioia ininioiuin ininir-fain-o'o ogoioini 1 ivsinirrioinininiunini :shinin- Compliments of ONEIDA NATIONAL BANK EG? TRUST CO. OF UTICA up vs MOHAWK BRANCH MOHAWK, NEW YORK Russell E. Ostrander, Manager 1:11411 mioioioinioioioioioioiu Qonioimninixnioioicsioioioioiuioiniuioi S For the Best in Milk and Milk Products Shop at LOVIER'S l ii Prompt and Courteous Service Is Our Motto it TO 6-3480 e l DAIRY PRODUCTS ARE OUR ,, BUSINESS - AND OUR ONLY BUSINESS ' ninin 1:1 1 ifnioioiaiuioianiniavioioioof Best Wishes to the Class of 1959 U ll :ie li H. M. QUACKENBUSH, INC. 2 l -0---0---nb Compliments of EMPIRE DINER America's Most Beautiful Diner :ic JOHN MANIKAS Proprietor By wisdom a house is builtg And by understanding it is established. -Proverbs 1 :24 TEMPLE BETH JOSEPH 141101 r1u1o1o1u1u1u1u1u1 10101 If o'o 31:11 F a u xx in in E. ii in in iv a a e in 0:0-0 aiu-9:0 H ! I ! ! !! !.! !! U U !! l! !l I !! I! !.! !! !! !l l !.! U ll II 2 10:0 bfi 5241411--1 -1 -pi nn-11.1.--1-I1 I1-,ap-.1 -in 50101411 1:1111 n1n1o1n1o1o1o1 10101 Compliments of THE IOURNAL Ei COURIER COMPANY Yearbook and Annual Printers Pls Phone 191 LITTLE FALLS, NEW YORK 10101 1-11.1--19191:n1u1u1- 121: 1:11 Keep your heart with all vigilanceg For from it FLOW the Springs of Life. -Proverbs 4:23 THE COUNCIL OF CHURCHES m1u1v1r1- 1:11 11:1-an 14-1 11:1 1: 11 aio I -:noi 1:11 1n1::o1n1:11:::n2ngn:n10:mo'h oioioioiogzg T Compliments of ORIGINAL HERKIMER COUNTY CHEESE CO. Corner Caroline and State Street HERKIMER, NEW YORK gonzo:-ri-:Q1-ti-.il-.:-11:-.:1::1:,11 1:-1.10344 0101 1 iavinioicvinininiczinioi-:Quinlan Compliments of KELLY LUMBER I: :Z :: : : ....:. :Q-Q-Q-..-..-.--..-..-.....g. ounnxnannzocnozmzoxucmab so 10:9-421:10-uma I i Best Wishes to the G-RADUATING CLASS OF 1959 MARTIN'S 2' VARIETY STORE U E! U 01 1016101U1ll1llilli4il0l'Vi' 3 11119 Om Congratulations from II MIRROR LAKE FARMS Quality Dairy Products ' john L. Hailston, Prop. HERKIMER, NEW YORK ii II O 6-1193 ll ?p1o1n1:1-1:1 10101 11-1 1 1 1 1 1:11ufI I !! ll Compliments of ORCHID CLEANERS ii il ll II E 11:14:20 azsniaioiui uiniuioioinaiuiniu gui ning 111942, -ui-11-1014 Compliments of VALLEY AUTO PARTS GLASS INSTALLED NEW AND USED PARTS 214 Mohawk Street Phone TO 6f4770 HERKIMER, NEW YORK uiuiuiuiuioiuio 1111011110 n :1 an u ll E o n n I I ......EL 100 .g...c:.:: : :f:.1-Eze: ..::f:.........-..-.-.t , Home Loans f Insured Savings Accounts HERKIMER SAVINGS E? LOAN ASSOCIATION HERKIMER, NEW YORK 11101: 14:11.11 ioiuienieuioicniaioicniuioiwzs ozoliuininininx inioini ui inning aiu:-vin-T II Compliments of ii WALTHART E99 NITZ East State Street HERKIMER, NEW YORK TO 6f499l ll 411010101 101 10101 iuifvioioioicrinius 11101111111-1-11111 111010111101 101010101 1 1111 Compliments of CUT f RATE SUPERMARKET, INC. 121 East Alhany Street I-IERKIMER, NEW YORK 1-5:4 01010101011 101111 ll I YOUNG BUICK f CADILLAC, INC. BUICK AND CADILLAC SALES and SERVICE 124 First Avenue Phone TO 02940 HERKIMER, NEW YORK e :m..m:m..M:m..::x: ::::.:3:,::u:U:w::Q 10 at 11:- XXXlHlff ll m .lswnsks Tour Friendly jeweler Home of Nationally Known Watches BULOVA f ELGIN LONCINES f WITTNAUER 112 North Main Street HERKIMER, NEW YORK 1u1u1o1u1u1u11.v1a1o1a1o14a1o1a1 101020 101 11-1n1r11A11A1 1 1 -- 1 11-10. qm,.M:u::.. lzCIl0lDl0l0lllllDllDl0i init! 0:9101111.111121211111111-11111111-11-11411 Compliments of COGOVAN'S BAKERY 01:1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1.1 10111111111 Compliments of .lOI'IN'S SUPERMARKET MUNGER Ee? BECHTOLD DODGE f PLYMOUTH CARS 208 West Albany Street HERKIMER, NEW YORK II 111111020 -1110101 11111111 -u1u1 1010 GLEASON E? ARLINGTON Flowers and Gifts 128 North Washington Street HERKIMER, NEW YORK 111.1111101011111 1-111111 10111 11 1 0911011111-1n1 1 1 1 1 1 1- 1 1 GLOO E3 GLOO INSURANCE Herkimer, New York Mohawk, New York 0101o11n1011v101n1o1 0101:n1:v1:n1:n1::-1:n1,-1n1:r1:v..1:v1 1 101 Qnioinini 141111-ni: 101 ini ini ini img Azeri-vu---in 11-11 10:1-1 wining- 1 -1 -ini wining? l H i H i CLAUDIO SCIALDO ea soNs W U Compliments of Q ll General Contractor ii U AIELLO'S SUPERMARKET HERKIMER, NEW YORK T0 643633 TO 6f20l1 HERKIMER, NEW YORK g ll i E i i Fi i v...:1.::.... 2-.::,,:.,:..:, 231- -: .: .:. : 1-.,:.,:.,:. fm: .:. :.-. Z:-....::.::....,:1-pf.: .:. : ,:..::.:M...:. 0151010101211 1 CD01-wlwi 'I-11911-11011-Sw!!-'ogy vg0v101 -Dllivivifvdb041019 C '1-'1 -D 1 10101lN'4,g. U ! U U HERKIMER CAMERA SHOP NDALL BODY AND Everything Photographic WELDING SUPPLY, INC. ll II Q II View Masters Route 5 Greeting Cards for Every Occasion Phtmc TO 6-3433 U U U i EAST HERKIMER, N. Y- 3 272 North Main Strcct 5 HERKIMER, NEW YORK ii H 9 2f'2'2 -I 1' 2 2 111- 1 2 -I -D 11-:fr:r::o:o 025,021.1-31321,1-..1:,,:..1,::.1-1.13:21 ,1.,1.2:1:,i. A -10:-I 'in Tuloini-':l l l I-211: TUWWOS9 559101 i0? iPi0i91'Yi0l i l 1'? i'301095 Compliments of . U H E CHILDREN S SHOP Q THE HQBBY 51-1012 ! , I ' . COM1'-ETB OUTFITS i Everythmg for 'Your Hobby ! FROM CRADLE TO TEENS 201 South Main Strcct 115 Milill Stfcft i HERKIMER, NEW YQRK HERKIMER, NEW YORK 2 Next Door to Myers' g . ll . 030310: 1 .-L :ui 1 1-ni 11.1411-nz.: 11:10-0:4 501012I'I-znivi-vi-nz-rin:'v:'Iv1-010:-'vi 2'2- ! Q U . . ll H Best Wishes to the Class of 59 Compliments of i II ' DEXTER S. STOCKWELL ! SWATTLING f PEATTIE, INC. H Q INSURANCE 3 and For All Kinds of Insurance i 1- at a Savmg Q UTICA OIL HEATING ll H Q 415 N. Washington Street Q GULF PFRQDUCTS I-IERKIMER, NEW YORK U Q TO 64420 ll Q axoiuznxnxuxn 101011 xoiuioioiuxoioiozo 0:0 nificant- 11-1 1111101011-ivivifvi ini- 101101 2 5 -Q: : -: :.: : : :-: I.:-:..-..g. 101 101 10101 vznzognieegoznioi lingo 0:0 FRANK I. BASLOE and GERALD LEVIN Sell thc Earth 1u1u1u1o1o1o1u11sio11u11n14x1o1:x1u1o1a0:1 11 1 u1: 11.1 111- 1 .1 .1 1 .1 1 .1 111:10 GREGG APPLIANCE, INC. 127 N. Main St. 626 E. Main St. Herkimer, N. Y. Little Falls, N. Y. TO 61310 Tcl. 1488 in-1011111 14:11 111110111101 1u1o1u:Q 0:0r11v1ai1un1an1n1o1u1n1oio1n1o1vv1n1rr1cv1rr CHERRY'S RESTAURANT ITALIAN AND AMERICAN FOOD 308 Mohawk Street HERKIMER, NEW YORK 'Z' U U U U U U U 1 U U !.! U ozonnxuxuzoxaiuianxuiuioiozuzoiuiui 1014020 .g.....:..: .1 : :..:..-..:..:...-,.- - .- : - Compliments of GEO. CORRADO MILLING COMPANY HERKIMER FRAN KFORT Manufacturcr of POULTRY AND DAIRY FEEDS 0.0-011110101o1en1o1n1o1o1u1u1u1u1o1n1o11 -------------gi.--4.-04 21 -01111-I1-v1n1u: 11:1 111111. 1 1 1 .1v y Compliments of NATIONAL AUTO STORES 106 North Main Street HERKIMER, NEW YORK W. T. GRANT CO. HERKIMER, NEW YORK U' U U U U U U U U U 'Z' T .. U u .. u .. U u .. u .. u .. u .. U .: .-..-.: .... : .: .:. :..g. 101-11-1 1 1:11-1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1:1-110-0 Best Wishes to thc Graduating Class of 1959 FLAMINGO BEAUTY LOUNGE Gloria and Vito Piazza e i inininxnini- :vi-11-101: iu1n1nin1u1I0:0 0.0 0:0u1:n1u111 1101 n1n1:1n1u1u1-ni 111-I GENERAL HERKIMER HOTEL BILL SCIALDO Your Host -141111111 1 11:11. 11112101 1 1:1101 1:11911 0 090 L U o U U U U 'Z' -N.-si--.-sq.,--lpiiq0.-n.-.,.-0..,-..-.,10-.l-Mi. Congratulations and Best Wishes to THE CLASS OF '59 ILION NATIONAL BANK E3 TRUST CO. E Established 1867 ILION, NEW YORK Member of Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. 1 1 1.1.1 1 1.1 1 1 1n1u1:: 0,m1--1--1.-1s1,--1-0--.-n-,i.-..-,..-..- - - -- l:oni1:101-1A1-1 1 1 in--01 1 11 1 1-1-1 1 1 1 1 1 1.111-1a:1il-5' 1. H Compliments of H QUACKENBUSH AUTO Q PARTS AND ELECTRIC II i 218 South Caroline Street HERKIMER, NEW YORK 'l'-evioianiniw-in 1:1411 1- 1- 1 1- 1 1 ,gn 031 11:-1a-1 .ini-1-1v1 1 1 11 Best Wishes MOHAWK VALLEY WHOLESALE GROCERS, INC. P. O, Box 669 ROME, NEW YORK 5.0011114111 ings xuivuiuiuioimniugaiuznioino Qosinxniui 11 inininininini :si 1 1 inf. BEST FURNITURE MART Visit Our 75 Model Rooms Q Quality Furniture 1 For Less Money Open Every Evening until 10:00 o'clock 144 E. Main St. ILION, N. Y. Phone: TW 4-8411 0.4 oioiaicioimviuifnioioiuiojuiuioioioiwzi l Best Wishes to the Class of 1959 l EARL E. JONES 599 SON INSURANCE SERVICE ll 216 Park Avenue HERKIMER, NEW YORK H U U lllllil-T 1520i 1 il-T 1' if lil-1 lll:'1llQ'li. , -- .-..- .--.. --.-U l ! ROBINSON BROS. Home Appliances fi The House 'That Service Built MOHAWK, NEW YORK 1 1 2 Compliments of ST. ANTHONY'S CRUSADERS, INC. i i i 1 1:x1:1:n1u1uc::1z1oio11o1oi1a1o1n1eu:o BRENNAN E5 HAPPICH i Gulf Service Station : Corner Prospect and Albany Streets WE CALL FOR AND DELIVER i YOUR CAR TO 66582 0:0-01: irzifrioioioioiuiaioiaojisioioiuljaricozo Compliments of PROSPECT HOTEL 101:11 1 11111 1u1x1:1n1n1 1:1 Best Wishes to the Class of 1959 FRANCIS J. SCANLON, Owner M. E. MURPHY INSURANCE AGENCY 101f102 Manion Building HERKIMER, NEW YORK .g....-... - :. :..:.,.. - .1.,:.,:..: .:: :.-. - . .. -..-..: .:. :Q I: : : :. :..:..:..g. Compliments of INTERSTATE LOAN CORPORATION LOANS TO 3500 100 North lv1ain Street HERKIMER, NEW YORK Phone 'TO 6-1990 .g. -..-..:.,:.....:.:..:.,:..: : 2 :U- o:u1o1 14r1ln101lr1rn1ll1u1h1n1 10101 e Compliments of HERKIMER COOPERATIVE G. L. F. SERVICE, INC Caroline Street Phone TO 64931 03.11. -...11 1 -1 -p-.1.1-.1.,,-101. 1 1 1 Quin: 1:-101 11:1n1:1n1-:1a:1 1:1 1 1l:1n-0:0 9:4 1311 1U1n1::1u1n1u1u1--:11:1u.1u1-v1 GALLINGER DRUG CO., INC. ii? THE REXALL DRUG STGRE 'iff 152 North Main Street HERKIMER, NEW YORK m1: 1: 1 1u1o1:n1a1::1n1::1o1n1a1 1 :1a1n1a-11:11:1c1u1u1n:1-:1-n1n1n1n1 l U Compliments of U ILION AUTO PARTS NEW AND USED PARTS Il H 184 Central Avenue H ILION, NEW YORK 3 Telephone TW 42281 l ?s1u1n1 1 1 1 1:1-1:1-:1 1 1v1n1e1u1-1-84 U U READS FLOWERS FRANK GIRMONDE II H 112 Park Avenue HERKIMER, NEW YORK Phone TO 64600 l ll vi : Q-u1n1o1u1u111 101 101 11111 141011020 THE BUSINESS SCHOOL FOR BUSINESS TRAINING 56-th Year Begins September 8, 1959 CENTRAL CITY BUSINESS INSTITUTE 428 South Warren Street SYRACUSE, N. Y. HA 24165 m1n1 11:1 '1u1o1u1u1o1o1u1u14 1011: 11 11 11 11111 11 1111Ql.111111111n1 o:o111111111v111111111111 CONGRATULATIONS Rush to . . . RUSH FURNITURE CO. HERKIMER, NEW YORK 111111111 11111111 111111111 111111111111111 111111 1 111111 1 11 1 .. .-. -..-..g. ....-.1-.-11...-.1-1 SERVING THE NATIONS SCHOOLS WITH DEPENDABLE Intercom and Sound Systems EXECUTONE SYSTEMS COMPANY Utica and Alhany, New York 1:11 111111111111 1 1.11 1.1.14 BARNES MUSIC STORE 1n1r111111v111111111111111111 MAGNAVOX STEREOPHONIC Hi Fi and STEREO RECORDS Mail and Phone Orders 119 North Main Street HERKIMER, NEW YORK L. N. Barnes C. E. Stoddard 901111111 1 1111111 '1v111111111111111:11111111 11-11o1o11Q Compliments of HERKIMER HARDWARE COMPANY HERKIMER 1 LITTLE FALLS .1..- . 1111-11 1 1 1 1-1 1-1 1 1-1 1 1--1' 1 1.1.1 11.1.0.4 1 1.1 1.1 1 1 1 1 1:11 1 111111- COLERICK SUPPLY CO., INC. Industrial E99 Welding Supplies 12 Liherty Street UTICA, NEW YORK Phone: RE 2-4193 il it 1 it ltbilillfl .1 1 111 1 1 1 111111- Compliments of MARY 1ANE'S BEAUTY TO 60845 SALON 0:4 o:o111:1:1 1.11 :1n111ap1111:1::111qn1-11:1 111 1 1 1 1.11111.1 1111 111111.50 v1111o:o COMMUNITY PHARMACY 264 North Main Street HERKIMER, NEW YORK Pharmacists to the Physicians and Patients 0:0-1111111111 11111111 1111111o1111n1u1111111111 1,11 1,.1n1 1,1,.1,,1, 11 1 Phone TO 6-3010 AUTHORIZED WESTINGHOUSE LAUNDROMAT HAROLD MCGRATH 127 Mohawk Street HERKIMER, NEW YORK Q20 111111111111111111a11111111a111:1111111111111111 I I i I 1-4 Q oio 2 .0 I 1g1...-.. iari11111i 1vi411o1o14si 1111 1113111 311111 Tony R. George Post, No. 6 ITAM Veterans of the U. S., Inc. and Ladies Auxiliary joseph Trimboli, Commander Rosemary Valaro, President 1111311101011 ioiuioioiuiuinic 3111 minima qzq Compliments of E. P. RICH, INC. Used Car and Body Shop 213 South Caroline Street HERKIMER, NEW YORK Phones TO 64113 TO 6'l480 0101113113 110111101111 11 11: 3111 111 21111: BEST WISHES from LEO'S MOBIL SERVICE 1101 1111113 1n14xio1n1111o1111u11ni:11u341,:g Compliments of MONTGOMERY WARD CO. Retail Department Store and Mail Order Department HERKIMER, NEW YORK 1113114 111111iuio10i111111uiu1n13111 1311 0301030341101 1301010111101 1:1 o:o1g0:1::z 111z0:n:41:e:11111z11: 1 1 414.1 ARLOTT DUPLICATOR E99 SUPPLY CO 820 Charlotte Street UTICA 2, NEW YORK Gestetner Stencil Duplicator RexfOfGraph Fluid Duplicator Copease Er? Nord Copying Machines Typewriters f Adding Machines Ribbons f Carbon - Filing Equipment Machines Sold, Rented and Repaired in-4?-1--1-n--11u-11-n- -11-11111-11-41-11 091101 1 1301 1 11 1 ioiuiui- 11-11 24 1111 0' Compliments of KEAN'S CUT f RATE DRUGS 102 North Main Street HERKIMER, NEW YORK 1411411111: 11..1111i11 1 1 1 14 :mimi 'nie in: 111111110111-111-z1::a::11l-.lui 31111111 Compliments of HERKIMER ELECTRONICS INC. 221 East Albany Street HERKIMER, NEW YORK it Wholesale Distributors of All Types of Electronic Components Phone TO 64680 o!o 111111111-pn-.111n14.1111n11.u.u11111 1 11111114 020111: 1: 1-11 2111 :111up.,:--.-111111111 1 Compliments of LANNING Ei FOLTS, INC. 225 North Main Street HERKIMER, NEW YORK DeSoto f Plymouth Dealer Q. 0:0 01111 3111111-11-111 1113113 311: iuiuioioiqfo 'E 11-.0 o 11 101:-1.1 11 11:11:11 n:.-1:11 1 11111111 1 11:-5.0 5.011-,1.u1 n1u1n1n1n1u1n1n1n1n1- 111:111- Compliments of ED'S SPORT SHOP 16 W. Main Street MOHAWK, NEW YORK The Biggest Little Sport Shop in the Valley TO 63380 .4111 1 10 Compliments of KEN ELOW Chevrolet f Oldsmobile 116 Prospect Street HERKIMER it Ken Elow Used Car Lot At State and Main Streets HERKIMER I l l U l U n n u l ! U u n CHRISTIANA AGENCY, INC. Insurance 599 Real Estate ! 25 East Main Street 3 ILION, NEW YORK ! Phone TW 4f37l1 it-, ,1 .1 1.1.--------. 5 Compliments of 5 HERKIMER 5 BOWLING CENTER ! I .l.,-,.0.. ..,- ...-.., ..,-.... -..- - - Compliments of HERKIMER EGG CARTON HERKIMER, NEW YORK ! -..W l !! ll l! l E n I l! 1 1:11-,1n1:-1n1:i1u1n1c1. 1 1 11010 v1r1n1 1 1 1 111 11 1 1 11-1:11-10-.5 Compliments of TOM GARITO APPLIANCE CENTER 402 Mohawk Street HERKIMER, NEW YORK u l 41 -1 1 11-1. .Q -1 -14 101 1111111 11- 1 1-:1:o:o -: : 1- I :..:..:0-0:11-.::.: .-.::..:f: .:. Compliments CHIRICO'S Bakery, Grocery Restaurant and Bar Owned and Operated by MORETTI BROS. 11:11 111:11 11::11:n 11:11:11: 11 :n11n1 1 14:11:11 o:on1o1n1n1n1o1n1o1n1o1n1o1n1 si 101 u Compliments PRESS CLUB -u1o1a1o1n1o1:x14n1o1o1o11 1011 111011 qi Q !! ll! l! l li! 1 911020 nicvgig l l H ll 10:1 Professional Directory GOMPLIMENTS OF THE FOLLOWING HERKIMER DENTISTS Dr. Ralph W. Dussault Dr. Duane Madison Dr. Norman Meranus GOMPLIMENTS OF THE FOLLOWING HERKIMER OPTOMETRISTS Dr. C. DuBois Dr. Donald Mitchell Dr. Earl Golden Dr. Samuel Woltag GOMPLIMENTS OF THE FOLLOWING HERKIMER ATTORNEYS Irving M. Basloe Albert L. Lawrence Daniel Blaugrund Snyder, Grilli EG? Snyder F. Arthur Fagan, Jr. GOMPLIMENTS OF A FRIEND 101 ni.-1 in in is-1n1o1n1u1n101:12-niuinini 11- gui 1 io: ri if il 1:1 1 101 109 111.2 Q --1--.of li .r rl 1-I In +I rv 1. 1: 1: 11 In n n u In rv u vm Q U n I II U II ! U U U U U U U U 1: u D i : 011010 lclni.-:iai-1-l.l:l,lpi I.: : .,.....:..:.: .0-n-.-.1-.Q Q N17 I ll ! ll Q ll ! l E !! QQ ' 9, ' ' Q Ye Green Quill Busmess Directory I g ADAMS E? GAHERTY TEXACO SERVICE, 100 S. Main St., Phone TO 6-9829 Q ANNOTTO'S SERVICE STATION, 136 W. Smith St., Phone TO 6-3550 ! BELMONT'S BARBER SHOP, Litchfield St., Frankfort, TW 4-3581 ! OHRISELEANOR SCHOOL OF DANCING, 101 N. Main St., Phone TO 6-5145 ! CRAMER DECKER E? RATHBUN - Printers, 109 Prospect St., Phone TO 6-3110 I GORSKI'S BODY WORKS, 401 S. Main St., Phone TO 6-4890 l GROGAN'S STORE, INC., 137 N. Main St., Phone TO 6-4360 l HENDERSON AGENCY INC., 104 Green St,. Phone TO 6-3140 lj HERKIMER LAUNDERERS E? DRY CLEANERS, 204 S. Main St., TO 6-1050 I HERKIMER PRINT SHOP, 272 N. Main St., Phone TO 6-1270 LANZI BROTHERS SHOE REPAIR, 219 Main St., Phone TO 6-3750 LaSANITARY BAKERY, 226 King St., Phone TO 6-1253 H LaTRAILLE BEAUTY SHOP, Pryne Block, Phone TO 6-4871 ! MCCARTHY E? HOLLENDER, INC., Phone TO 6-4532 ! MORETTI'S BARBER SHOP, 124 Park Avenue ll l PARK AVENUE SHOE REPAIR, 107 Park Avenue U ! PARKER Ea' PORTER INSURANCE, 200 S. Main St., Phone TO 6-1670 ! RIVENBURGIS CORNER STORE, 125 King St., Phone TO 6-4021 ! RUDY'S BOYS' AND MEN'S CLOTHES, 217 S. Main St., Phone TO 6-3260 5 SHERWIN-WILLIAMS CO., 262 N. Main St., Phone TO 6-4900 I SOL'S FLOOR OOVERING OUTLET, INC., 101 Mohawk St., Phone TO 6-3040 Q VALLEY RADIATOR SERVICE, 214 So. Caroline St., Phone TO 6-1870 i VOGUE, THE, 100 N. Main St., Phone TO 6-1130 WESTERN AUTO ASSOCIATE STORE, 272 N. Main St., Phone TO 6-2790 WYLE'S, 116 N. Main St., Phone TO 6-2030 I ! l . . l vvnlait l01lDi0l0CT0i 101-'ID-IDI'-DHI 303 i i i i i0T i i liil i i4li1Pi'ii1Pl'1 ,:,,....,..,...1.,1 1011-Nqr1.-1-1-zu-.0101-mama. o?e1-1: 1.12-1 : :.:e:::e:...pn-p .g01n101uq'q I ll U ll II 3 ll li .l II 5 Compliments of PHOTO SERVICE, INC. U ll II . i Over Thirty Tears of Service S T'V To the Schools of Our Nation Q I ll H H U ll 4s1n1uiu1o11 Qcaieuiesioiziuiuioioiojoing 110 o:oa14i1o1o 1o1oxo1 Mr. and Mrs. foie : e s is e is n at .1 in n U li if lx 1: ! W e a e in wi Patrons and Patronesses Mr. and Mrs. Charles Adams Bob Ahern Mr. and Mrs. Fred Ahern Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Aiello Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth E. Ayers Mr. and Mrs. Walter H. Babcock Mr. and Mrs. Norman Bailey Mr. Frank J. Basloe Mr. and Mrs. Irving Basl-oe Mr. and Mrs. john Bernier Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Biasini, jr. Mrs. Emilie Bidleman Mr. and Mrs. Victor Carny Mr. and Mrs. Frank Ceneviva Mr. and Mrs. Libro Cerasi Mr. and Mrs. Martin I. Chrisman Mr. and Mrs. Biagio D'Amibrosio Mr. and Mrs. A. Dzimitrowicz Tom and Brian Dzimitrowicz East Herkimer Faculty Mr. and Mrs. L. Spencer Edwards Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Albert L. Lawrence joseph Maddy Anthony Maida Stanley Malinowski Mr. and Mrs. John Malinowski Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. John Manikas E. W. Martin Mr. George H. Marshall Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Miss Ada R. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Marsters Robert McGarl Mills john Moretti Robert Niel Raymond O'Bryan Meade Palmer Edward Penner Anthony Perruccio Mr. Edward Randall Mr. and Mrs. Frederick G. Rich Mrs. Veronica Richardson Mr. and Mrs. Joseph C. Ritton Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Ascanio Enea Sam Evolo Stewart Farber Mr. and Mrs. Herbert C. Fariel Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Fenner Robert Fenner Charles Gage Alfred Gokey LeRoy A. Goodrich Ralph Gour Byron Greenfield Vincent J. Grilli Joseph Grubner Mrs. Margaret L. Robinson Mr. and Mrs. William Roche Mr. and Mrs. joseph Rondinelli Mr. and Mrs. Frank Servello Miss Marcia Smith Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Schrader Mr. and Mrs. Arthur H. Smith Mr. and Mrs. james G. Smith Mrs. Russell Sebring Mr. and Mrs. Adam Shaver Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Sienkiewicz Mr. and Mrs. Foster Simmons Mr. and Mrs. Lester Spellman Mr. and Mrs. Walter Guiney Mrs. Lionel Harrer Mr. and Mrs. Edmund Hollender Mr. and Mrs. George Hughes Mr. and Mrs. E. M. .Ienne Mr. and Mrs. M. L. Kast Mr. and Mrs. George Keller Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Swarthout Michael A. Torcia joseph Triniboli Mrs. M. Vanderwiel Mr. and Mrs. Charles Weschrob Mrs. Margaret Whalen john Wiegand Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. !................- Elmer King Harry King Charles Kotary 1010101014111 14111: Mr. and Mrs. Fred Woodrick Mr. and Mrs. John Zuris ioioiclioiuiuiuixri livivinxvxninx-nas Qcii nqn:1i-1:1 1.1 1:1 1:11 1 1:1-1 1-Q1 -1--1 mn--11-an' THE DEMOCRATIC CITIZEN i . . matches his freedom with responsibilities . . is a mature person . . trusts democratic processes . is sensitive to the needs of others . . respects people, whatever their origin . . stands up for what he believes . . keeps up with important issues in the world today . exercises independence of judgment . . respects his neighbors right to take a different position . . insists on free and open debate . is willing to compromise . . works for the common goal . . is flexible and recognizes change as inevitable . . has a sense of humor and balance Compliments of The Faculty t5.-....,-......-..-..- ....-:,-.,- -t:f-t-:- -l: : :..-.,-.-.---..-U----................-- Qos1o1n1n:u1nia1uio1i:1a:11:1i:11:1 I .:..,g. .g....,- 101964 U U U ! l a n rl i 0 init 0.0 wi iniininioioioiaiuvioini -191 :icuii 0:0 il ll S - N Best Wishes to Class of '59 Compliments of In U Il VISOR PAK TISSUE ii ii BACHMAN'S U Q Q! MODERN SHGES U U COMPANY, INC. U I U 110 East Smith Street U II II I School Fashions Footwear il HERKIMER' NEW YORK II 3 Headquarters for all your paper needs Bucks, Kids, Loafers and the Skimer Pumps Visor Paks for 'Your Car Buhhle Footwear A Specialty ! Phone TO 64423 il 0.01114-11:1 1 1n1:r1a1a1:n1:n1s1A 1211411011050 Dio-11:-1a-1u1:121:-1:-1:1a1:1o1:-iuiuioioieio 30101 1 ir: 1 1 14-:ini iuioiiirininin- 11101 11:1 l1n1u1n1rr1ll1lx1v1un1n1arg'q u u l U U ll ll II II Compliments of H Compliments of PRINE as n aa H H A FRIEND H CLEANERS 599 LAUNDRY E H ii E ll ll .. U ll ll 41010101 101u1o1o1o1o1o1oiu1o1u1o1a0:a 5:0-uint-1 if-1111 11 1 v1-'11-11-1: 1 1 14: 014910 112 'I Q. ---in - - - - - -'.?I -- - . -- J I J X , 1 0 n 1 1 N p u a 4 1 6 5 , ' 'V ': I 'fi '- T W V Y , Q I .1-ig'-i,l- Q '3- 1 ' . ' -1 N J I , H F A 1 nhl L 7.1 Jn w . 1' -. -H4 Ln:-vii. n ns n -- .JV ,egg-4,5?:fh',f5 5' w. . . L A I I A X 'X Q me un cn 'E A ur s e -anew 4 JF P' 1 -. .,..1'.y Q il ,A gg. . -5- , . . . 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