Honesdale High School - Maple Leaves Yearbook (Honesdale, PA)

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KAREN E. PRESTON CiTO0ey9, Academic '4Don,t paniclv A whiz on the basketball court, Tooeyw ranks second only to M.H. in the 'gStriped Coiffurei, contest. Often seen hiking up or sliding down Golf Hill, '4Tooey', plans to continue her athletic endeavors at Beaver College while preparing to become an elementary teacher. Among her likes Tooey includes sing- ing, swimming and teasing substitute English teachers. The only dislike she has is the word 'Lcondolenceswg in fact, she has threatened to have it eliminated from the English language. Tooey,s,, vocal chords have enhanced many an assembly and choral recital, and the song she sings best is You'll Never Walk Alonef' We're sure she won'tI ACTIVITIES Band l, 2, 3, 4 Yearbook Staff 4- Basketball l, 2, 3, 4, Literary Editor 4 Co-Captain 4 C.l.A. I Chorus 2, 3, 4 F.T.A. 4 County Chorus 2, 4- Wood-Bees 3 News Staff 3, 4- Class Treasurer 3 National Honor Society 3, 4 Orchestra 4 LOIS TAlVlSEN RIDD C6TaInmy75 Commercial '6Hi. Honn Pixie describes this happy-go-lucky girl who is usually found in the company of Margie. Her likes center around Ben, dancing. music, ice skating, and pizza. Her well-groomed ap- pearance reflects her interest in clothes. Tammy's future plans include a secretarial job and eventually marriage. ACTIVITIES Book Club 2 P esident 4 1 I - chorus 3,4 Y:-arbmk Staff 4 2, I F.B.L.A. 4 Class Play 4- GARY ROBBINS 6GFlOyd77 Academic '5Wouldn't that roast you! Floyd was forced to change teams during his senior year, but has admirably recovered and is now playing uproa' basket- ball under Waymartis colors. Gary is a beautiful swimmer, and an excellent horseman. His dimples and six foot frame make him a catch for any girl. Floyd claims to detest con- ccited people and certain types of girls: but then lists girls as his main interest. Confusing, isn't it, Floyd? Pharmacy school is in his future plans with Temple University as his im- mediate post-graduation destination. ACTIVITIES Basketball 1, 2, 3

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.IOHN WILLIAM MORUZZI cc-Iohnnyvs Commercial uDon,t Worryl' John is one of the witty set of the class. Singlehandedly he provided the entertainment on our trip to Temple University. Truly a ladies' man, John likes all girls. As the only boy in the commercial department, John is enjoying his senior year-and, oh, those free periods! He is a short-story reader and a trip lover, who has his headquarters at the Lyric Theater. A happy life and a good job are all John is asking of the future. ACTIVITIES Chess Club I F.B.L.A. 4 Chorus 3, 4 Spotlight Staff 4 Driver Training 3 Chief Mimeoscopist, Spotlight 4 Library Club 3 Secretary, Chorus News Staff 3, 4 THOMAS OPETT Speedie General Start the countdown, Emiew Tom is a man of speed and an active member of the Ridge Street Terrorsf' He is an avid automobile fan and his future plans lie along this line. This top-notch mechanic always has his head in the clouds searching for that dream car. He dislikes all cars except Pontiacs, and he's usually found riding in one with Nancy-tuning in his favorite song, First Love First Tears. ACTIVITIES Projector Club l, 2, 3 RICHARD C. PIOTROWSKI ffaicif' Academic 'cYuh Think so, Hull! Rich will probably be best remembered for his portrayal of Buffalo Bill in our senior play. He is spending his senior year working hard on a farm, hot rodding around with the gang. Like his favorite teacher, Rich is a devoted stamp co'- lector. The Ministry is Rich's goal for the future. ACTIVITIES Projector Club 1, 2, 3, 4 Senior Play 4

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CHARLES JOHN ROSE CCJaCk,7 General '6Kinda makes you wonder, donit it. Jack is the short blond with the smiling blue eyes. Often found at Romichs, Jack finances his skating with a part-time job at the Acme. He dislikes the name Charlie but prefers it to Doc's What say, Bud'?', Although his French is purely American, he and Rich liven up the sixth period class for the others members of Docis French II class. Jackis future plans include college and a career as a horticulturist. ACTIVITIES Chess Club l F010 Fiends 3, 4 Chorus 4 Projector Club 2 Yearbook Staff 4 TOBYSUE RUBIN SCT. RR, Academic I could vomitli' Tobysue, Doc Leslieis favorite amateur, is probably the only Latin III student to trade witty remarks with the old pro- fessionalf' and come out unscathed. But wit is not the whole of Tobyis personality, to which a two year membership in the Honor Society and a special mention in a scholarship test bear witness. She will never forget her acceptance at the Uni- versity of Scranton as the result of that test. But her failure to meet some of the more obvious requirements for this school did not daunt Toby and she was accepted soon afterward at Huhlenbure, where she will follow up her tentative future of U teaching math in high school. ACTIVITIES Chess Club l News Staff 3. 4 Book Club 2 Co-Editor 4 C.I.A. l, 2 Yearbook Staff 4 Wtbod llccs 3 Co-Editor 4 President 3 Spotlight Staff 4 F.T.A. 4 Literary Editor 4 President 4 National Honor Society 3, 4 R.F.A. 2, 3, 4 ANNE CECILE RUDLOFF MCookie', General uAu, common fellowsi' Tiny, blond, and a wanderer is Anne. who is finally settling down to graduate with us. She,s a Swedish girl who consults with her motherls cook book and emerges with fabulous culi- nary creations. Riding on a motorcycle with her future husband with pizza as their destination is her favorite pastime. History, gossips, and homework are a few of her dislikes. Marriage in the near future is Anne's ultimate goal. ACTIVITIES Art Club 1 American Typists 3