Johnson City High School - Wildcat Yearbook (Johnson City, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 128 of the 1953 volume:

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A, X2 17 if ' 'Q 1 f f ,5 A if 1 XX ' N RHP' N ,,, f Jvid' ff L xx rf 195 1 1 ,. f N ff 3 ! ' 1 1 1 f W '53 Mr. Lyle E. Young, Principal of Johnson City High School. Iam confident that the class of '53 will give a good account of itself in the years ahead, My congratulations and best wishes go with you, initial y senior guidance counselor. Mrs, Matilda Brown. Vice-principal and Mr. Gilbert Shults, guidance counselor now hear Mis I! here are .. Miss Edith Cutting. English teacher and author, Miss Priscilla Morton, Eng- lish teacher. Mrs. Rose Sullivan. Head of the English Department. 7 , , Mr. Kenneth Kinter. Athletic director and English instruc- tor, Miss Gertrude Rose. English teacher, fire besf friends you Mr, Robert E, Garrett. Eng- Miss Naomi Hepburn, Social lish teacher. Miss Rita O'Donne1l. Social Studies. Miss Ethel Herbert. Head of the Social Studies Department. 8 Studies. Mr, Robert Teutchler, Social Studies, :curse ever had!! Miss Esther Cleveland, Music Appreciation and h a r m o n y Teacher, Social Studies, Girls Chorus. Mrs. Jane Schwarz, Assistant Librarian. 'Half Mr, Kenneth Myers. Head of the Music Department, Band, Glee C1ub,ACappe11a,Pres, of N.Y.S.T,A., Rudiments in- structor. 9 Mr. Donal O' Buckley. Or- chestra leader and Music In- structor. .,51,.pw., , ff'-4' 'vi 'N t ' 1 Miss Ruth Osgood. Head Li brarian. across fire con inen fs Mr. Ed Butkus. Head of the Physical Education Depart- T' Mrs. Fr anc is Gould. Gym teacher. ment, Head Football Coach, and gym instructor. Mr, Milton Cordts. Health, Gym teacher, Head basketball coach. Mr, Kay Vanda. Art instruct- or and Wildcat advisor. 10 Mr. Ed Demmick. Wrestling instructor. from coasf fo Mr. George Brittain, Mechan- ical Drawing instructor and baseball coach. Mr. William Carey. Driving Instructor. coasf Mr. Kenneth Brooks. Head of the Industrial Arts Depart- ment, Metal shop and Mech- anical drawing instructor. 11 Mr. George Clarke. Wood shop instructor and bowling coach. Mr. William Evers. P r i nt shop instructor and driving in- structor. UP ana' down fire 4' Z1 Mrs. Helen Henderson. Home- making teacher and Junior Red Cross advisor. Miss Elfa Shaul. Biology and Health Teacher. Miss Edith Carpenter. Head of the Science Department and Chemistry teacher. 12 Miss Hazel Ide. Homemaking teacher. Mr. Joe Ciesielski. Physics and Health teacher, visual aids, football coach. seven seas - remember... Mr. Stanley Ursprung. Social Studies, football coach. Mrs, Anne Courtright. Geo- metry and Intermediate Alge- bra teacher and Head of the Math Department. Mr. Clayton Wildeman. Soc- ial Studies, golf instructor. 11. l 'MM Q Mr. Gerald Rising, Math in- Mr. Walter Scheer. ,Hs .9 Math in structor and football coach. 13 structor and basketball coach you beam' if here N' .QM ,, . J - fv Q 4 sf li Mr. .T a me s Mc Cabe. Latin Mrs. Janet Ainey. Latin teach teacher. Mr, George Miner. Business Arithmetic, Bookkeeping and Law instructor, baseball coach. Mrs. Mary Smith. French teacher and Head of the Lan- guage Department. 14 er, Mrs, Selma Schmidt, Typing Shorthand and office practice. f. 4' .... i Emi!! Mr, Eugene Baxter, Typing teacher, 5 X 1.1: L, fi tif Miss Marie Reynolds, Head of the Commercial Department and Office Practice teacher, Miss Lilian Heath. Secretar- ial p r a c t i c e , shorthand and transcription teacher, Miss Margaret Lallier, Short- Miss Leona Doig. Typing hand and Transcription teach- teacher, Secretarial Practice er, Student Council Advisor, 15 teacher and Attendance Direc- tor. a lively -looking crew Mrs. Arlene Whitaker Miss Elizabeth Crimmins Miss Wilma Klish Maintainance staff ii if Mrs. Helen Harrison - assist- Miss Mary Snyder - school Dr. Richard W. Rice - school ant school nurse, nurse, physician. 16 f' ,f'--Q .. , J..1A . 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DALE CRANDALL Sailor -- Beware, 1 0pera fion Diploma A .TEANETTE BOLSON Beauty is a good letter of introduction. 1 MUN . g git L' vie' V j gvx ,,:f1f5fvfT A' , , . i ' - ' W, .A fin .f ,Q ' if Z' I: ,fi L '1 Ln, ,K Qfnvai -5' kk J + rrr, A fl RONALD BUZA He is the mildest man- nered man. MAR GARE T CROUCH Full of gentle kindness. 19 DE LORES BORNE Better that my friends think me quiet than troublesome. HELEN CISZ Always stay as sweet as you are now. ROBERT DAVIS In his quiet way he'11 go far, i k'ki'ir'k BEVERLY DEXTER A girl that has her future planned, PETER ELENOIS Quiet but a pleasant friend. 4145 .X 3 K , . QQ' . l asa, so 1 , .1 EEEEJ W 4 ,k-L NORMAN GREEN Nice, neat, and not a nui- sance, ir'k'k'k'k'k GEORGIA DIE TZ A good girl who utters little. JOAN FE LO One who will not com- plain but keep on smil- ing. J OANNE GRE Y Good things come in small packages. 20 ir'k'k'k'ki k THOMAS EDWARDS What a teacher he'11 make. JEAN GALLAGHER Camera shy ANDREW HOVANCIK Narry an enemy. irir'ki k'k'k D. G ' N A V if L , .,A S i H? f- 5 THOMAS HOVANCIK A Romeo in modern days. LUCILLE JONES Dependable and true, RICHARD KIRKLAND Always a laugh, never a Sigh. 'k'ki k'k'k'k'k'k'kir'k'k - , EARL INMAN, The best of goodfellows. Short, sweet, and hard to beat. ROANN .TE FFERY GERALD KANE Easy come, easy go. JOSEPH KAVALESKY Oh, for a study hall to sleep in, DIANE KOCHER A fine girl worthy of The exponent of slow success. motion. FRANK KRALL 21 'kittii ROSE KUZMA A good all around sport. BARBARA MERRILL Everyone who knows her likes her. x ROBERT NAGY Wou1dn't you like to find this in your stocking? 'k'k'k'ki k GLORIA LASKOWSKI Quiet, but sweet as sugar, WALTER MIKULSKI Monday morning comes too soon after Su nd ay night. JAMES NETHERTON I'11 do it tomorrow. 22 ir'k'k'k'k'k'k ROBERT LUDWIG A comrade neither glum nor merry. .TOSEPHINE MUSUTA Secure in the hearts of many friends. E LAINE NOSSAL A thing of beauty is a joy forever. 'k'kir'k'ki' l MILES ONDECKO Silence n e v e r betrays you. CLARE PATTERSON A quiet fellow with many good traits. ROSE PROC The friendly heart that has many friends. i k'k'k'k'k'k 1 JOAN ORZEL A night owl that doesn't give a ho0t . STEPHEN PETROVCIN Better to wear out than rust out. THOMAS QUAIN I meant to do my home- work, but-- 23 X 'k'k'k'k'k'k'k PHILBY PATCH A hard wor ker earns many riches, X l SYLVIA PRIKASKY Ican resist anything but temptation. ANNA RESAK Her laugh is contagious. 'ki k'k'k'k'k ROBERT ROSE A happy guy, who has a lot of class. JOSEPH SEMENTILLI He's a Good Joe, THOMAS SHUBA Get thee b ehind me, books. 'k'k'k'k'ki' MARGARET ROUSE Variety is the spice of life. ROBERT SHARPE Human nature g r a c e s novelty. GERALD SHUPA Dependable and true, 24 'k'k'k'k'kir CHARLES SCOTT Blow, Gabriel, Blow. . , 'W . , . - xii-in Q, 5 1 : 4' m -sf-gui ' K -.ffwff A of A A . li1w?T2i-'Z ' 1 Tqne ikiife ' . U in -r .In 'f-pr HV, 7 'r?12!:::E Lf ., Jr, zffif Ivmf, Lzf -- MYRON SHLATZ We hope the bass section of the chorus can sur- vive without Myron, MARK SNEDAKER Quiet but nice, 'ki ki ki k'k'ki ki't EDWARD SOFKA Give Me Liberty Or Give Me Death. JANET TIDERENCEL It is nice to be natural, when y o u ' r e naturally nice. MARY ANN TUPY A merry as the day is long. JOSE PH SPALIK Happy go lucky, a pleas- ant lad, ROBERT TIMKO Music is my strong point. PAULINE VAHAMIKOS Such a busy beaver. 25 'k'k'k'k'k JOHN TERRE LL A one lady man. FREDERICK TONA Enjoy yourself while you can. 1 EDWARD WITKOWSKI A man of few words. January 0lass llisforfy .,-,2 -j 'fx On January 1952 we became seniors and we had ...I our turn at kidding the Sophomores that had just come Right after becoming Seniors, we had our first class XL meeting and Bob Mitchell was elected Pres. with Frank Kaminsky, V. Pres.g Pat Kingsbury, Sec. and Jackie Simkulet, Treas. We talked of our Senior play which was coming up in May and ways which we could earn money for the picnic and graduation. Mrs. Brown introduced us to something new. Class Dues! Our subjects got even harder, the home- work even stiffer and the spare time hit a new low. b over feeling as bewildered and confused as we had. -4 a. We had several more meetings before the play fAct Your Agej which was about two sailors who unexpectedly dropped in on the two girls that they have been writing to for the weekend, The girls are only fourteen and the problems that come up for these sailors and the girls make for the best play in the history of J. C. fEven if we do say so ourselves.J After the play there was the usual round of parties at the girls' houses. These went on for several days after. During the play we all got a taste of what the playhouses on Broadway have to go through. The kids back- stage what with painting, carpentry, and worrying, fBarbara Merrill got the mumps you see and we were all afraid of her for the whole week of the playl. She worked just as hard as the actors did in making our play a success, Even the kids who didn't have time for working on the play helped by selling tickets. Some sold as high as 30 tickets. After the play we decided that we were still not over loaded with money and at the next meeting somebody suggested we have a dance to raise some more. It was decided to call it the Hobo Hop. We were even going to send Tom Edwards around town in a barrel to advertise it. But even without the barrel the dance was a hit with everyone. M, ...L nl 26 ,- . f X1 wx,-f I ff , W4 W f ' X X -ff af, ' fl X 1 .'.' lx fn l I, .K'j1'Z,'J' ilu!! If -1' 'V 'I ffipix. K 'Ex K 7 1 .wk Inf oducing fire .NINE 9ENl0PS' i -:2:2:1g:g::.- ':55SEiE5E5E15':55': :- . A' , ' Plhvkl' 1 if X'--:1:::s:s:-.. AMW- -V . 1 -1-.. 1 Qs:--4.:b-4.-we . 1 ' 5'f:5:1:-.'. .'.'.'.'.'.. 2: 132' Ls 'Pu' ',,:,fE:QI-,e:5'fS,-54:3-8-5.12 .Q :f-. '-1 ,J PRES. JOHN NEZELEK J.C's All American Boy. 0H7cers of he June enior 6'lass VEEP DONALD WILLIAMS Stop drooling girls. ' I - Fwlixfk f SEC. GLORIA MARSHESKI A little bit of heaven, xml T TREAS. GLENDA STILLINGS There's nothing Glenda cannot do. 'k'k'k'k'ki' PATRICIA ARMSTRONG Our little strawberry blonde. ANNA BARNA I chatter, chatter as I go ANN BOHUNICKY Politeness is the art of getting what you Want. 'k'k'k'k'k'k'k tiff MICHAEL BALANDA I wonder if he's as shy as all that? AME LIA BE DNAR 'k'k'k'k'k'k'k JOAN BANAS Short and snappy. 1 fx E LE ANOR BE LLINGER Quiet people accomplish Happy go-lucky, fair, lots. and free, '1- CAROLE BREESE A sweet gal ful of pep. 29 PAULINE BRIGHAM She came to steal our hearts away. i kir'k'ki k JOHN BUDIHAS Don't look at me girls Pm bashful. PHYLLIS CACALA A mischievous glimmer in her eye, CLYDE CHRISTIANA He's really not as quiet as he seems. i k'k'k'k'k'k'k'k-k'kir KATHLEEN BURNS A grace that charms tween, A face that pleases. DORIS BURDICK Her faults are far be- WALTER CARLSON Fake life too serious and PATRICIA CHAMBERS Thereid be mischief in what is it worth, us all, YVONNE CLUM Better late than never. JUNE CLEVELAND No matter what her job she really does it. 30 i' ir'k'k'kir'k 'G' GONIA COWAN Quiet and unassuming. JOYCE CURRY Nothing is here that bothers me, SYLVIA DE MARIA Always out for a good time. 'k'k'k'k'k'k'k'k'k'k'kiri A' RONALD CUMMINGS Easy going, good natured. JOYCE DAVIS Busy here and th e r e , JOAN DOBROVOCKY She is gentle, she is shy, and there's mischief in her eye, 31 JEAN CURRY Ah'S a quittin' ah is, MARSHA DE CKER Absence makes the heart grow fonder, EDWARD DODGE Be swift to hear and slow to speak, 'ki k'k'k'k SANDRA DU BRAVA 'Tis deeds that speak, not words. l DONALD FISHER When there's nothing to do, let me do it. 'k'k'ki kir'k'k'ki'-kt'k'k JOSEPH FELL I am the great Ameri- can problem, MARY FLEDERBACH Grief can take care of itself, .T AMES FORD CAROL FRANKLIN .Tim's tall and shy but a In her tongue is the law swell guy, of kindness, 32 ELVY FINCH Happy am I, from care Pm free. SANDRA FOOTE Variety is the spice of life. NEIL FRANKLIN Pm too short but so was Napolean. 'k'lr'k'k'k'k SHIRLEY GENTILE Though pretty eyes may roll, merit wins the soul, A VRF' PQ: DONNA GREY She'11 always beam a smile your way, GERALDINE GAURDIA She has a mind of her own. 'kir'k'k'k'k'lr'k SHIRLEY GOLDEN Happy is she who is con- tent. ELIZABETH GRIFFIN Silence n e v e r betrays you. SHIRLEE HANRAHAN Red's my color. 33 ir'k'k'k'k'k PATRICIA GREGORY Style is the dress of thoughts. PAUL GROGAN A quiet man but quite a man. RICHARD HASTINGS Worry kills me Pm in the best of health. 'k'k'li'k DEAN HAULTON We love ya--- dear . ANDREW HEMZIK Don't fence me in, ll it-'nf ROBERT HOFFMAN Sorry girls, he's taken. 'ki'ir'k'k'k'k'k'k'kt'kir'k'ki' MARY HEARON To be merry best be- comes you, CARL HERMAN A still tongue maketh a wise head. SHIRLEY HUGABOON Take a letter please. 34 DONALD HEATER Silence is as deep as eternity, ROBERT HOE FLEIN Don't rush me through life. GEORGE HUGHES To flunk is humang to pass is divine. 'k'k'ki k'k'k'k'k'k'kir'ki'ir'k'ki k'k lx .TACQUELINE .IUNOT CONSTANCE JURCZAK .TACQUELINE KACHMER She'd laugh at the wagg- She's steady and re- Her talking speed is 460 ing of a straw. liable, W,P, M, VICTOR IA KALIVODIA A quiet miss whose friendship we value. up, JULIA KANE JOHN KENNEDY PETER KINNEY Home plate is my goal. All women love a. lover, 35 A good egg - sunny side L YVONNE KASPROWITZ Success comes in cans, failure in can'ts, DORIS KIRIEWSKY I am what I am and so will I be. 'ki ki k'k'kir'ki'k'kir'k'k'kir'k'ki' EDWARD KISACKY CAROL KLIMASH AUDREY KNICKERBOCKER Afriendly country chap. Sparkling eyes and dash- Quality not quantity. ing smile. BARBARA KUKOL A quiet lass in and out of school. ROBERT LAMB I may look like a ladies' man but I'm not. wp -z q it its 5 A A f ARAA A ABf 1 i B +1 yef JOHN KULBIS A man about town. BE 1' TY LAMON I' She wou1dn't hurt a fly. 36 ROBERT LAKATA A big man headed for bigger things. NORMA LANYON Idon't know everything but I know pretty much. iittittiitiit Q'-P JUNE LEE Music is only one of the loves of my life, JOSE PH LIPA In sports and such he's really keen, 'L RICHARD LESTER Miles of smiles. JOAN LISE K Not made for solemnity. PATRICIA MAJESKI WALTER MAJKA A doll with dimples. Men like him are hard to find. 37 'k'k'k'ki'k'k JOYCE LETSON A futur e homemaker. SHIRLEY LUSK Silence never betrays you. f pn ' x 5 ii ' f ' fr if 1355 1 fl? 'Ti an ' K3 g 55g14Q?N f E 5 P' l y' 2. - ew L V, - ,. ff all V535 fe L use ,fm Nl f .1,. kf WESLEY MAREAN Who punctured my tires? 'ki k'k'k'k JAMES MC ANDREW He has good sense with good nature combined, BEVERLIE MC GOVERN Lots of sparkle, lots of PSP- MARIE ANN MISATA Charming, quiet sort of nature. i k'k'k'k'k'k EUGENE MC CABE Laughter will live for- ever. JOYCE MERRICK Agreeableness and friendship are wealth. JOHN MITCHELL Love me, love my car. 38 'kir'k'k'k'k ALLYS MC CONNELL You're the only girl I ever loved. ' l KATHRYN MILLER Humility is the founda- tion of all virtue. LAURA MOLLBERG Everyday is a holiday. 'Iririr'k'k'ki'i' FRED MONK Tolerant all the way, DOLORES MOR AN Silence is one great art of conversation. HE LEN MOUILLESSE AUX Where joy forever dwells, irir'k'k'k'k'k'k'ki k'k MARY ANNE MOONEY Vim, vigor and vitality. GERALD MOORE I never intend to die from overwork. JOYCE MORGAN Boy, has she got a line that gets them. 1 ANN MURPHY Here's a light about to beam. 39 ELIZABETH ANN MOSHIER Oh that giggle, Mrs, Grunt! L Q... .T OHN MUTZECK A man that blushes is not quite the brute. 'k'k'k'ki'i k'ki'ir'ki ki' ANDREW NAZAK High school is such a long cruise! WILLIAM NELSON Give me a piano and some sheet music and I'11 be happy. MARIE OLSA SU ZANNE O'NEIL This happiness we prize, ' ' C a u g ht you on the downstroke, Sue, MARY PARKER ARTHUR PATTON To all obliging - yet re - Men are masters of their served to all. fate. 40 'k'kir'k'k'k IRENE NYCZ She kept room 21 buzz- ing, N 1 I Q if E , ' 5:21 as 1 F , ' 'sf' ' A - A -f reeeh 2-.:1:p.5i,A ' V, -JEBVIE A : S WILLIAM PALENCAR Wherever Bill is, his camera is, BENJAMIN PATZ Men are so surprising, 'kirk'k'k'k'k'k'k'kir'k'k BARBARA PAVLIC Seriousness and sweet ness combined, ,.,,: .X - if LORR AINE PLANTE Her sunny disposition 7 drives away the 'Rayne -x F Wil, , Q5 AL. mffn., f Sy 11 1 4- . A, ff, 'J fini' , f in we Fl, . s W. h 'h i' ' X 'ff DANIE L PRATT Ta11,dar k and hand some, VINCENTINA PEDUTO There's a twinkle in her eye. AUDREY POWELL To b lu sh is beauty but sometimes inconvenient MARION PRISLUSKY Lucky us, not one.. 41 'kiiitii DOLORES PICHURA Her ways are ones of pleasantness. IRENE PRAGACZ A light heart lives long, MARJORIE PRISLUSKY But two. 'k'k'k'k'kir'k'ki k'k'ki' HELEN PROROK Cute and clever - ser- ious never! lx WILLIAM QUINN This world moves too slow for me. BE TTY JUNE ROBERTS I like to talk fast so I can say more. CHESTER PRUSIK He adds a lot to J. C. CARLTON REO For a well rounded life one must have music, BEVERLY ROBERTS A good secretary is hard to find, 42 'k'k'k'ki'i k RICHARD QUICK Even silence may be eloquent. E LIZABE TH ANN RICE C u t e with personality plus, FRANK ROLLO It's a long hike to the north side. 'ki A k'kir'ki k'k'k'ki k'k'k'k'k'ki' 1' CASMIR ROMANOWSKI ANN ROUSE Did s o m e o n e mention How pleasant it is to have golf? style. Wad' HAROLD SCARLETT JOHN SENTS Fi1l'er up...Brud! The shiek of our harem. l MARY ELLEN SEYMOUR JOYCE SHAFER Here's the pilot that Sinceritywins many weathered the storm, friends, 43 t JOAN RUFFO She'11 make someone a good wife. RAYMOND SEVERANCE A modern Sampson. w g .- L 54 ' ELAINE SHAW The deepest rivers flow with the least sound. 'k'k'k'kir'k'k ROSEMARY SHRAMEK In ath1etic's s h e ' s in- clined. STEPHEN SIRSEN Pity the poor teachers, Steve, l ALFRED STAUFFER Abounds in good spirits. 'k'k'k'k'k'k'k'ki'ir'k'k'k PHYLLIS SIMMONS JOSE PH SINCHAK We'11bui1dabung1ow. I'11 wait, Dee, BETTY SMITH Serious of mind but A smile for every girl warm of heart, SHIRLEY SPISAK and two for every boy, CHARLES STEIGERWALD GERALD TONER I wish I had wings. Short and snappy. 44 i'ir'ki k'k'k KAROLYN UTLEY Life begins when you're in love. AUDREY VAUGHN The secret of life is in art. 9 1 FRANCIS VIZVARY Is it the Irish in her? 'k'k'k'k'k'k Q. , BARBARA VAN CAMPEN She is very quiet, yet sometimes gay. EMILIE VAVRA Made up of wisdom and fun. IRENE VOROBEL The blond bombshell. 45 'k'kirir'ki' DORIS VATRAL Silence is golden - I'm tarnished, DAVID VERGUSON What's North got that J. C. hasn't? ANDREW WALKER I like bright colors in cars, red for instance. ititiii JOANN WALKER A good skate. OZMUN WINTERS Gentlemen prefer blondes. TODD WRIGHT A man after our own heart. 'k'k'k'k'k'k GLADYS WASSER How forceful are the right words. .TANICE WOOD A different laugh to every joke, .TACQUE LINE ZEMBEK Last, but not least. 46 'k'k'k'k'k'k'k BE TTY WHISPEL Though we've just met, we won't forget. MARY ANN WOODS Of all girls, she is most studious. BOYD YE TTER The purr of his Pontiac is music to his ears , Acfivi ies... A lo ol' fire Trip JAMES BALLUS Intra. Basketball 2,3,4, Intra. Baseball 3,4 , Track 4, Volley- ball 4, Prom Committee 4. .TEANE TTE BOISON Prom Committee 4, Senior B Play, Red Cross 2. DOLORES BORNE Orchestra 2,3,4, Chorus 2,3,4, Softball 2,3,' Bowling 2,3, Tennis 3,4, Archery 3,4, Vol- leyball 3,4,Hockey 3,An- nouncement Committee, Pub- licity for Play. PHYLLIS BROWN Former North High Student, N. H. Student Council, N. H. Bas- ketball. RONALD BUZA HELEN CISZ Prom Committee 4, Baseball 2, Track 2, Basketball 3, An- nouncement Committee 4, DALE CRANDALL Football 2,3,4, Boys' Chorus 2,3,4, Mixed Chorus 2,3,4, A Cappella Choir 3, Key Club, C lass Play, Class History Committee, Cap and Gown Committee. ROBERT DAVIS Football 2,3,4, liasketball 2. BEVERLY DEXTER Mixed Chorus 2,3,4, Girls' Chorus 2,3,4,A Cappella2,3,4, Library Staff 2,3, F. H. A. 3, Bowling 2, Tennis 2, Ping Pong 2, Badminton 2, Basketball 2, Prom Committee. GEORGIA DIE TZ Bowling 2, Tennis 2. THOMAS EDWARDS Football 2,3,4,.Key Club 3,4, Student Council 4, Homeroom Pres. 3,4,Senior Play Cast 4, Announcement Committee 4, Prophecy Committee 4. PE TER E LE NOIS Mixed Chorus 2,3,4, Boys' Chorus 2,3,4, A Cappella Choir 2,3,4, Maroon 2, Key Club 3,4, Senior B Play, Announcement Committee 4. JOAN FE LO Baseball 2,3,4, Prom Com- mittee 4, Senior Play, Tennis 2, Red Cross 4, Mixed Chorus 2, Girls' Chorus 2, JE AN GALLAGHER Girls' Chorus 2,3, Basketball 4. NORMAN GREENE Intra. Bas ketbal13, Intra. Volleyball 3, Intra. Softball 3. .TOANNE GREY Homeroom Sec't. 2, Softball 2, Tennis 2, Sec't. of F.H.A. 3, Senior B Play 4. ANDREW HOVANCIK Football 2,3, Track 2. THOMAS HOVANCIK Intra. Basketball 2,3,4, Intra. Softball 3,4, Cross Country 3, Homeroom Sec't. 4. E ARL INMAN Football 2,3,4, Band 2,3,4, or- 47 .c, -W X We Lu., ' I chestra2,3, Moving Up Day 4, Song Committee, Key Club 4. LUCILLE JONES Cap and Gown Committee, Bowling 2,3, Tennis 2,3, Base- ball 3, Volleyball 4. FRANK KAMINSKY Pres. of Homeroom 2,3,4, Football 2,3,4, Student Council 4, Vice Pres. of Class 4, Sen- ior Play 4, Basketball 2,3,4, Intra. Baseball 2,3,4. GERALD KANE Homeroom Pres. 4. JOSEPH KAVALESKY Cross Country 2. PATRICIA KINGSBURY Homeroom Sec't. 2,3, Drama Club 4, Senior Play 4, Sec't. of Senior C las s , Moving Up Day 4, Sec't. of F.H.A. 4. RICHARD KIRKLAND Track 2, Sec't. of Homeroom 4, Boys' Chorus 2, Mixed Chorus 2, Football 2, Senior A Financial Committee, Senior A Ticket Committee. DIANE KOCHER Girls' Chorus 2,3, Mixed Chorus 2,3, Softball 2,3, Bowl- ing 2,3, Tennis 2, Archery 2,3, Archery Club 4, Volleyball 3, Play Committee 4, Gift Com- mittee 4, Prophecy Committee 4. FRANK KRALL Basketball 2,4, Volleyball 4, Track 4, Senior Play Com- mittee 4, Intra. Softball 2,3, Intra. Basketball 3,4, Prom Committee 4, Football 2. ROSE KUZMA Baseball 2,3, Bowling 2,3,4, Hockey 2, Basketball 2,3, Track 4, Volleyball 3,4, Prop Committee of Senior Play, Gift Committee of Senior Play. GLORIA LASKOWSKI Will Committee 4, Moving Up Day, Bowling 3, Basketball 2,3, Baseball 2,3, Tennis 2, Volley- ball 4, Drama Club 2, Archery Club 2,4, Archery 2,3,4, Hock- ey 3, Red Cross 2,3,4. ROBERT LUDWIG Track 2,3,4, Football 2,3, In- tra. Basketball 2,3, Key Club 2,3,4, Vice Pres. of Class 2, Prom Committee Chairman, Senior Play Committee. BARBARA MERRILL Red Cross 2,3,4, Senior Play 4, Chorus 2, Tennis 2,3, Ar- chery Club 2,3,4, Baseball 3.4, Bowling 2,3, Volleyball 3,4, Track 4. WALTER MIKULSKI Track 3,4, Volleyball 3, Prom Committee, Advertising Com- mittee 4, Intra. Basketball 3,4, Intra. Volleyball 3. ROBERT MITCHE LL Student Council 2,3,4, Student Council Pres. 4, Stage Crew of Senior Play, Intra. Basket- ball 2,3, Senior Class Pres, 4. firsf Jay auf... JOSE PHINE MUSUTA Basketball 2, Baseball 2,3, Tennis 2,3,Volleyball 2,3, Bowling 2,3, Track 2, Cap and Gown Committee 4. ROBERT NAGY Intra. Basketball 2,3,4, J.V. Basketball 2. JAMES NE THERTON J.V. Football 3, Basketball Manager 2, Softball 2, Bowling 2,3, E LAINE NOSSAL Baseball 4, Bowling 4, Senior Play 4, Moving Up Day 4, Drama Club 4, Prom Com- mittee 4, MILES ONDECKO Homeroom Pres. 2, Intra. Basketball 2,3,4, Intra. Soft- ball ,2,4, Senior Play 4, Track Manager 4, JOAN ORZEL Bowling 2, Tennis 2, Softball 2, Senior Play 4, Prom Com- mittee 4. PHILBY PATCH Mixed Chorus 2,3,4, Boys' Chorus 2,3,4,A Cappella 2,3,4. C LARE PATTERSON Tr ack 2,3,4, Volleyball 3,4, Boys' Chorus 2,3,4, Mixed Chorus 2,3,4,A Cappella 2,3,4, Intra. Basketball 2,3,4, Intra. Baseball 3,4, Intra. Volleyball 3, Song Committee 4, 48 STEPHEN PETROVCIN Intra. Basketball 3,4, Football 2,3,4, Intra. Vo 1 leyb all 3, Intra. Softball 2,3, SYLVIA PRIKASKY Archery 3, Baseball 2, Basket- ball 2, Senior Play 4, Chorus 2. ROSE PROC Red Cross 2, Homeroom Sec?t. 4, Baseball2,3, Tennis 2, Prop Committee 4, Financial Com- mittee 4, THOMAS QUAIN Bowling 2,3,4. ANNA RESAK ROBERT ROSE Football 2,3,4, Intra. Basket- ball 2,3,4, Intra. Baseball 2,3, 4, Track 3,Volleyball 3,4, Prom Committee, Athletic Council 4, Pr o ph e cy Com- mittee 4, Vice Pres. of Class 3, Senior Play Cast 4, Home- room Pres. 3, Intra. Volleyball 2. MARGARE I' ROUSE Red Cross 3, Student Council 3, Senior Play Committee 4, Baseball 2,3,4, Archery 3, Basketball 2. CHAR LES SCOTT Band 2,3,4, Orchestra 2,3,4, Moving Up Day 4, Intra. Bas- ketball 4, Senior Play 4. JOSE PH SE MENTILLI J.V. Football 2, Intra. Basket- ball 3,4, Intra. Baseball 3, Volleyball 3, Homeroom Pres. 3, Senior Play Stage Crew 4, Key Club 4, h weaflrer good.. passed floe reef THOMAS SHUPA Senior Play Stage Crew 43 In- tra. Baseball 2,33 Intra. Bas- ketball 2,33 Football Manager 23 Moving Up Day 4. JACQUE LINE SIMKU LET Homeroom Sec't. 2,31 Base- ball 2,3,43 Bowling 23 Home- room Treas. 33 Class Treas. Senior Play3 Prom Committee3 Girls' Chorus 23 Mixed Chorus 2. MARK SNEDAKER Senior Play Crew 43 Football Manager 43 Wrestling 4. EDWARD SOFKA Foorbaii 2,3,43 Track 2,43 Volleyball 2,3,43 Intra. Basket- ball 2,3,43 Intra. Softball 2,33 Intra. Volleyball 2,3,43 Drama Club 23 Senior Play 43 Moving Up Day3 Mixed Chorus 2,3,4j Boys' Chorus 2,3,43 Prom Committee 43 Gift Committee 43 Maroon 3,4j Yearbook 4. JOSE PH SPALIK Pres. of Class 33 Homeroom Pres. 43 Student Council 43 Syracuse Conference Co m - mittee3 Basketball 3,4Q Cross Country 33 Baseball 23 Senior Play 43 Golf 3. JOHN TERRE LL Baseball 3,43 Football 23 Band 2,3,4: Orchestra 2,3,43 Prom Committee, JANE T TIDERENCE L Baseball 33 Homeroom Sec't. 23 Sec't. of Junior Class 33 Senior Play 43 Moving Up Day 43 Chorus 2. ROBERT SHARPE Rifle Club 2. MYRON SHALTZ Baseball 2,32 Basketball 2,33 Boys' Chorus 2,3,4:A Cappella 2,3,43 Mixed Chorus 2,3,4. GERALD SHUPA MARY ANN TUPY' Red Cross 23 ,Table Tennis 23 Student Di r e c t o r of Senior Play: Chairman of Art Com- mittee 43 Cap and Gown Com- mittee 4. PAULINE VAKAMIKOS RedCross 23 Volleyball 23 Baseball 33 Basketball 2,33 Bowling 23 Tennis 23 Senior Play 43 Drama Club 43 Or- chestra 23 Chorus 2. EDWARD WITKOWSKI PATRICIA ARMSTRONG Mixed Chorus 2,33 Girls' Chorus 2,33 Hockey. MICHAE L BA LANDA .T.V. Football3 Intra. Softball3 Basketball3 Volleyball. JOAN BANAS Senior Play Committee. ANNA BARNA Girls' C h o r u s 3 Red CFOSSQ Mixed Chorus3 Usherette3 Sen- ior Play3 Announcement Com- mittee, AME LIA BE DNAR Softball 2,33 Tennis3 Student Council 2,3. 49 E LE ANOR BE L LINGER Maroon 2,33 Archery3 Basket- ball 2,33Bowling3 Drama Club 2,33 Yearbook3 Senior Play Prop Committee. ANN BOHUNICKY Library Staffg Bowling3 Sen- ior Play Committee3 Mixed Chorus3 Girls' Chorusg Student Council3 History Club. CAROLE BREESE Maroon 2,3,43 Cheerleader 3, 43 Tennis 2,33 Junior Play3 Senior Play Committee3 Drama Club3 Prom Committee3 Year- book3 Mixed Chorus 2,3,43 Girls' Chorus 2,3,4. PAULINE BRIGHAM Announcement Committee. JOHN BUDIHAS Baseball 2,3,43 Key Club3 In- tra. Basketball 2,3,4. DORIS BURDICK Bowling3 Hockeyg F.H.A. KATHLEEN BURNS Basketball 2,3,43 Track 2,3,43 Volleyball 2,3,43 Tennis 2,43 Softball 2,3,4: Bowling 2,33 F.H.A.1 Homeroom Sec't. 3 Red Cross3 Senior Play Props 3 Prom Committee3 Table Tennis. MARIE BUSH PI-IYLLIS CACALA Softball3 Basketball3 Volley- ball3 Senior Play P ub lic ity Committee. crew in gooa' spirifs... WALTER CARLSON Cross Country Team. PATRICIA CHAMBERS F.H.A. CLYDE CHRISTIANA Cross Country Team, Student Council, Mixed Chorus 2,3, Boys' Chorus 2 3, A Cappella- Ima. Basketbaflg s 0 f r b a 1 1 4' Volleyball. JUNE CLEVELAND Bowling 2,3,4, Basketball 3,4, Maroon, Volleyball 2,3,4, Hoc- key, Usherette, Senior Play. YVONNE CLUM Chorus 2,3,4, Hockey 3,4, Bas- ketball2,3,4, Tennis 2,3,4, Ar- chery 2,3,4, Ar chery Club, Softball 2,3, Track 2,3, Ma- roon. GONIA COWAN Basketball 3,4, Tennis, Hock- ey, Archery, Archery Club, Orchestra 2,3,4, RONALD CUMMINGS Intra. Baseball, Volleyball. JEAN CURRY Red Cross 2,3, Softball 2,3, Bowling, Basketball 2,3, Sen- ior Play Cast, Prom Com- mittee. JOYCE CURRY Volleyball, Softball 2,3, Ar- chery 2,3,4, Archery Club 3,4, Track 2,3, Bowling, Maroon, Senior Play Committee, Red Cross, Student Council, Color Guard, , JOYCE DAVIS Baseball, Bowling, Red Cross, F.H. A. 3 Maroon. MARSHA DE CKER Mixed Chorus, Girls' Chorus, Track, Bowling, Basketball, Volleyball, Softball, Student Council. SYLVIA DE MARIA JOAN DOBR OVOCKY Archery 2,3, Maroon 2,3, Sen- ior Play, Junior Dance Com- mittee, Yearbook. EDWARD DODGE SANDRA DU BRAVA Student Council, Prom Com- mittee, Homeroom Pres. , Sen- ior Play, Ticket Committee. JOSEPH FE LL Junior Dance Co mmitte e, Cross C o u nt r y, Basketball Manager, Cap and Gown Com- mittee, Intra. Sports. E LVY FINCH In t r a . Football, Basketball. DONALD FISHER Mixed Chorus, Boys' Chorus 2,3,4, MARY FLEDERBACH Library Staff, Red Cross, Ma- roon 2,3,4, Bowling 2,3, Arch- ery 2,3, Senior Play, Prom Committee. SANDRA FOOTE Softball 2,3, Basketball, Vol- leyball, Band, Senior Play, Cap and Gown Committee. 50 JAMES FORD Intra. Basketball. CAROL FRANKLIN Band. NEIL FRANKLIN Football Manager, Stage Crew, Cross Country Team. SHIRLEY GENTILE Mixed Chorus 2,3,4, Girls' Chorus 2,3,4, A Cappella, Sen- ior Play Committee, History Club, Homeroom Sec't., Tenn- is, Bowling, Library Staff. SHIRLEY GOLDEN Archery Club, Bowling 2,3,4, Archery 2,3, Volleyball, Soft- ball, Red Cross 2,3,4, Senior Play Committee, Cap and Gown Committee. PATRICIA GREGORY Homeroom Pres., Sec't., Stu- dent Council, Class Sec't,, Cap and Gown Committee. DONNA GREY Band 2,3,4, Hockey, Tennis, B o w l i n g, Softball, Archery, Prom Committee, ' E LIZABE TH GRIFFIN Li.br ary Staff, Hockey 2,3, Tennis 2,3, Bowling 2,3, Bas- ketball 3,4, Yearbook, History Club, Senior. Play Props. PAUL GROGAN Student Council, Key Club, Homeroom Pres, 2,3, J.V. Basketball. GERALDINE GU AR DIA Bowling, Tennis, Archery, Ar- chery Club, F i n a n c e Com- mittee, Senior Play Props. SHIRLEE HANRAHAN Track 2,3,4, Bowling 2,3, Yearbook, Red Cross 2,3, Chorus 2,3,4, Maroon 2,3,4, Archery 2,3, Archery Club, Senior Play Cast, Junior Play, Basketball 2,3, Volleyball 2,3, Tennis 3,4, Ping Pong, Soft- ball, Class History Com- mittee, Girls' Chorus. RICHARD HASTINGS Intra. Basketball, Senior Play, Key Club, Math Club, Boys' State. DEAN HAULTON B a nd 2,3,4, Ke y Club 2,3,4, Senior Play Cast, Cross Coun- try, Cap and Gown Committee, Homeroom Pres., Yearbook, Intra. Bas ketb all, Student Council, Maroon. MARY HEARON Student Council 2,3,4, Mixed Chorus 2,3,4, Girls' Chorus 2,3,4, Softball 2,3, Junior Play, Basketball, Track, Yearbook, Senior Play Cast, Libr ary Staff, Class His t o r y, Prom Committee, History Club. DONALD HEATER ANDREW HEMZIK Football, Senior Play Cast, Intra. Basketball. CARL HERMAN Band, A Cappella, Boys' Chor- us, Mixed Chorus, Boys' State, clear sailing... Intra. Basketball, Key Club, Baseball Manager, Homeroom Pres., Cap and Gown Com- mittee. ROBERT HOE FLEIN Football. ROBERT HOFFMAN SHIRLEY HUGABOOM Archery, Bowling, Baseball, Hockey, Mixed Chorus, Girls' Chorus. GE OR GE HUGHES Intra. Basketball, Cap and Gown Committee. FLOYD .IACKIMOWITZ .TACQUE LINE J UNOT A r c h e r y , Volleyball, Mixed Chorus, Gir ls' Chorus. CONS TANCE .TURC ZAK Yearbook 2,4, Bowling 2,3,4, Prom Committee. JACQUE LINE KACHMAR VICTORIA KALIVODA F.H.A. JULIA KANE Basketball 2,3,4, Softball 2,3, 4, Track 2,3,4, Props Senior Play, Tennis. YVONNE KASPROWITZ Basketball, Volleyball, Hockey 2,3, S e nio r Play, Make-up, Tickets, Announcement Com- mittee. 51 JOHN KENNEDY Baseball 2,3,4, Intra. Basket- ball 2,3,4. PETER KINNEY Maroon 3,4, A Cappella 2,3,4, Boys' C ho r u s 2,3,4, Mixed Chorus 2,3,4, Senior Play Props, S tu d e n t Council, In- tra. Basketball, Football, Math Club, Homeroom Pres, DORIS KIRIEWSKY B and 2,3,4, Orchestra 2,3,4, Chorus, PromCo mmittee, Senior Play Committee, EDWARD KISACKY CAROL KLIMASH Homeroom Sec't. 2,3,4, Stu- dent Council 2,3,4, Maroon 2, 3,4, Bowling. AUDREY KNICKERBOCKER Tennis, Softball, Senior Play, Prom Committee, Homeroom Sec't. BARBARA KUKOL Student Council 2,3. JOHN KULBIS I n t r a . Baseball, Basketball, J. V. Football, Varsity Football 3,4, ROBERT LAKATA Varsity Bas ketb all 2, 3, 4, Football 3,4, Prom Committee. ROBERT LAMB Senior Play Stage Crew, Band 2,3, Track. liglzf 'Zreese in fire main sail E LIZABE TH LA MONT Mixed Chorus3 Girls' Chorus 2,3: A Cappella 2,33 F.H.A. 2, 3,4. NORMA LANYON A Cappellag C h o r u s 3 Girls' Chorusg Senior Play Make -up Committee. JUNE LEE Girls' C ho r u s 2,3,43 Mixed Chorus 2,3,43 Red Cross 2,3,43 A Cappella 2,3,43 Senior Play Cast. RICHARD LESTER Cross Country Team 3,43 Tr ck 3 4- Intra. Basketball. a ! ! JOYCE LE TSON ACappel1a3 Mixed Chorus3 Drama Club3 Drama Club Play3 F.H.A. 3 Songleader3 T r e a s . 3 Pres,3 Homeroom Pres, 3 Maroon. JOSE PH LIPA J. V. Footballg Varsity 3,43 J. V. Basketball3 Varsity 3,43 Prom Committee, JOAN LISEK Basketball 2,33 F.H.A. 2,3,43 Basebal13 Vo 1 1 e yb all 2,33 Bowling. SHIRLEY LUSK Volleyballg Softball3 Basketball. PATRICIA MAJESKI Softball 2,33 Basketball 3,43 Volleyball 3,43 Bowling 2,33 Track3 Table Tennis3 Archery Club 2,3,43 Tennis 2,3, WALTER MAJKA Intra. Basketball 2,3,43 Golf3 Volleyball 2,33 Baseba1l3 Prom Committee. WESLEY MAREAN Senior Play Cast3 Fo o tb all 3 Baseball 2,33 Wrestling 3,43 Math Club3 Intra. Volleyball, GLORIA MARSHESKI Basketball 2,43VO1Ieyba113 Hockey 2,33 Tennis3 Bowling3 Softball3 Junior Advisory Committee3 Senior Play Props3 Homeroom Sec't. 2,43 F i n a n c e Committee3 Senior Class Sec't, JAMES MC ANDREW Intra. Basketball3 S o f tb all 3 Volleyball, EUGENE MC CABE Drama Club3 Senior Play3 Drama Club Play. ALLYS MC CONNE LL S oftb a l 13 Archeryg Hockey3 Maroon 2,3,43 A Cappella3 Band 2,3,43 Senior Play Stage Crew3 Student Council, BE VERLIE MC GOVERN Basketball3 Volleyballg Soft- ball. JOYCE MERRICK Senior Play Usherette3 Band3 Red Cross3 Archery Club3 Bowling 2,3,43 Volleyball 3,43 Softball3 Track3 Archery 2,3, KATHRYN MILLER Red Cross3 Student Counci13 Homeroom Pres, 52 MARIE MISATA Bow1ing3 Tennisg Mixed Chorus 2,3,43 Girls' Chorus 2,3,4. JOHN MITCHE LL J, V. Bowling3 Varsity 3,43 Sen- ior Play Props3 Prom Com- mittee. LAURA MOLLBERG F.H.A.: Yearbook3 State F.H.A. Convention. FRED MONK MARY ANNE MOONEY Cheerleading 2,3,43 Track 2,3, 43 Basketball 2,3,43 Baseball 2,3,43 Tennis 3,43 Archery 2, 3,41 Archery Club 3,45 Girls' Chorus 2,33 Mixed Chorus 2, 3,43 A Cappella 3,43 Senior Play Crew. GERALD MOORE DE LORES MORAN F.H.A. 3,4. JOYCE MORGAN Mixed Chorus 2,3,43 Girls' Chorus 2,3,43 Yearbookg Cap and Gown Committee3 Softball3 Archeryg Hockey 2,33 Table Tennis3 Class History3 Li- brary Staff 2,3,4. E LIZABE TH MOSHIER Table Tennis3 Bowling3 Arch- ery3 Maroon3 Softball 2,33 Basketball3 Yearbook3 Home- room Sec't.3 Student Council3 Mixed Chorus3 Girls' Chorus3 Senior Play Committee3 Cap and Gown Committee, land siglrfed .... landed a job .... squall ahead HELEN MOUILLESSEAUX Archery, Track 2,3, Student Council, F.H.A. 2,3,4, Red Cross 2,3,4, Library Staff 2,3, Mixed Chorus 2,3, Girls' Chorus 2,3, Senior Play Props, ANN MURPHY Basketball, Softball, Hockey, Red Cross, Cap and Gown Committee, Ticket Committee Senior Play, Senior Dance Ticket Committee. JOHN MUTZE CK ANDREW NAZAK WILLIAM NE ISON Football, Junior Vice Pres. JOHN NE ZE LEK J.V. Football, Varsity 3,4, T r a c k 2,3,4, Volleyball 3,4, Intra. S o f tb all, Basketball, Homeroom Sec't. 2,3, Senior Class Pres., Student Council, IRENE NYCZ Archery, Bowling, Hockey Yearbook, Senior Play Props Chorus 2,3,4. MARIE OLSA Basketball, Mixed Chorus 2,3, 4, Girls' Chorus 2,3,4, SUZANNE O'NEIL Softball, F, H. A., Homeroom Sec't. WILLIAM PALENCAR MARY PARKER History Club, Mixed Chorus 2,3,4, Girls' C h o r u s 2,3,4, Volleyball, Bowling. 7 ARTHUR PATTON Cross Country Team, Chorus, Band, Wrestling, Intra. Bas- ketball. BENJAMIN PATZ Band 2,3,4, Orchestra, J.V. Football, Varsity, J.V. Bas- ketball, Varsity 3,4, Track, Key Club 3,4, Boys' State, Senior Play, Math Club, An- nouncement Committee, Base- ball, Intra. Volleyball, BARBARA PAVLIC Tennis, Mixed Chorus 2,3,4, Girls' Chorus 2,3,4, Library 2,3, History Club, Yearbook. VINCENTINA PEDUTO Softball, Basketball. DOLORES PICHURA Prom Committee, LORRAINE PLANTE Bowling 2,3,4, Archery, Hock- ey, Library Staff 2,3,4, Year- book, Finance Committee. AUDREY POWELL Archery 2 3- Basketball 3,4 Softball, rel-luis, chorus 2,3, 4, A Cappella, Senior Play, Yearbook. IRENE PRAGACZ Chorus. DANIEL PRATT 53 Bowling, Tennis, Softball, Ar- chery 3,4, Basketball, F.H.A.- 7 Volleyball, Archery Club 3,4, MARION PRISLUSKY Hockey,Softball, Girls' Chor- us 2,3,4, Mixed Chorus 2,3,4, Homeroom Pres., Yearbook, Junior Dance Committee, Cap and Gown Committee. MARJORIE PRISLUSKY Hockey, Softball 2,3, Ju nio r Dance Committee, Homeroom Pres., Yearbook, Homeroom Sec't., Mixed Chorus 2,3,4, Girls' Chorus 2,3,4, Cap and Gown Committee, GORDON PROPER HELEN PROROK Volleyball 3,4, Table Tennis, Tennis, Yearbook, Softball. CHESTER PRUSIK Intra. Volleyball, Basketball 2,3,4, Softball 3,4. RICHARD QUICK Int r a , Volleyball, Baseball, Senior Play Committee. WILLIAM QUINN Homeroom Pres. CARLETON REO Senior Play Cast, History Club. E LIZABE TH RICE Archery, Hockey, Table Tenn- is, Track, Softball, Basketball, Volleyball, Tennis, Bowling, Archery Club, Drama Club, His t o r y Club, French Club, Maroon, Y e a r b o o k , Senior Play Prompter, Prom Com- mittee, Miss Maroon 1953. BE TTY ROBER TS Softball 3,43 Tennis 2,3,43 Bowling3 A Cappella 3,43 Track 3,43 Red Crossg Yearbook3 Maroon3 Announcement Com- mittee. BEVERLY ROBERTS Hockey3 Softball3 Junior Red Cross3 Band, FRANK ROLLO , Homeroom Sec't.3 Baseballg J.V. Football 2,33 Red Cross Representative, CASIMIR ROMANOWSKI Golf 2,3,43 Bowling 2,3: Intra. Softball 2,3,43 Volleyball 2,33 Basketball 2,3,4. ANN ROUSE Library Staff 3 Baseba1l3 Arch- ery: Senior Play3 Prom Com- mittee. JOAN RUFFO F. H. A. HAROLD SCARLE TT Band 2,3,43 Basketball mana- ger 2,3,43 Student Council, JOHN SE NTS Band 2,3,43 Key Club 2,3,43 Chorus3 Varsity Baseballg A Cappe1la3 Finance Committee3 Class Treas.3 Intra. Basket- ball3 Homeroom Treas. RAYMOND SE VERANCE J.V. Football3 Varsity Foot- ball 3,43 Varsity Basketball3 Baseball 2,3,43 Track 2,3,43 Wrestlingg Swimmingg Volley- ball3 Intra. Basketba113 Intra. Volleyball3 Athletic Council 2, 3,4. MARY SEYMOUR Table Tennis3 S'Jftball3 Arch- ery. JOYCE SHAFER Bowling3 Red Cross Repre- sentative. ELAINE SHAW Homeroom Pres, 2,33 Student Council 2,33 Cap and Gown Committee3 Senior Play. ROSEMARY SHRAMEK Hockey3 Archery 3,43 Ping Pong3 Basketball 2,41 Volley- ball2 3 4-S ftball2 3 4- Bowl- 9190 !!9 ingg Archery Club. PHYLLIS SIMMONS Homeroom Sec't. 3,43 Bowling. JOSE PH SINCHAK Cross Country 2,3,43 Track 2, 3,4. STEPHEN SIRSEN Intra. Basketball 2,33 Ba s e - ball3 Volleyball, BE TTY SMITH SHIRLEY SPISAK Baseba113 Volleyball3 Bowling' F.H.A,: Sec't. 2,3,4. ALFRED STAUFFER CHARLES STEIGERWALD Intra. Volleyball, GLENDA STILLINGS Senior Treas.3 Financial Com- mittee3 Maroon 2,3,43 Senior Play3 Sec't. 3 His t o r y Club3 Student Council3 Red C r o s s 3 Majorette 2,3,43 Mixed Chor- us 2,3,43 Girls' Chorus3 A Cappella 3,43 Archery3 Bowl- ing. STANLEY SUROWKA Football 2,3,43 Baseball. GERALD TONER Intra. Basketball3 Basketball Manager 2,3. KAROLYN UTLEY Girls' Chorus 2,33 Mixed Chorus 2,33 Cheerleader 3,43 Softball. BARBARA VAN CAMPEN DORIS VATRAL Softball 2,33 Hockey3 Tennis3 Bowling3 Red Cross 2,33 Stu- dent Council3 Senior Play Ticket Sa1e3 Y Dance Com- mittee 2,3. AUDREY VAUGHN Softballg Basketball3 Hockey3 54 ! Archery3 Yearbook3 Publicity Chairman Senior Play, EMILIE VAVRA Homeroom Sec't, 2,33 Drama Club 2,33 Maroon 2,33 History C1ub3 Girls' State3 Senior Play3 Hockey3 Baseba1l3 Basketball. DAVID VERGASON Bandg Prom Committee. FRANCIS VIZVARY IRENE VOROBEL Softball 2,3,43 Basketball3 Ad- v e r t i s i n g Chairman Senior Play3 Senior Play Cast. ANDREW WALKER Volleyba l 13 Track3 Junior Pres, JOANN WALKER Band 2,3,43 Orchestra3 Arch- ery3 Softball3 Senior Play Ush- erette3 Prom Committee. GLADYS WASSER Homeroom Pres, 3 Mixed Chorus 2,3,43 Girls' Chorus 2,3,43 Senior Play Student Di- rector, BE TTY WHISPE L DONALD WILLIAMS Vice Pres. Senior Class3 Bas- ketball 2,3,43 Fo otb all 3,43 Prom Committee3 Table Tenn- is3 Intra. Basebal13 Volleyball. OZMUN WINTERS Varsity Basketball 3,43 Var- sity Baseball 3,43 Key Club 3, 43 Homeroom Pres, JANICE WOOD Band 2,3,43 Girls' Chorus 2,3, 43 Mixed Chorus 2,3,43 A Capp- ella 3,43 Student Council3 Sen- ior Play Crewg Red Cross3 Yearbook. MARY WOODS Mixed Chorus3 A Cappella. TODD WRIGHT Boys' Chorus3 Glee Club. BOYD YETTER Band 2,3,43 Intra. Basketball. JACQUE LINE ZE MBE K econd in 6'ommand 5 O JUNIOR A OFFICERS JUNIOR B OFFICERS Front Row: Albert Regni, Pres., Ray Miller, Treas,g Thomas Brown Helen Swierkosz, Sec, Pres, Back Row: Chester .Tasienieckig Al Ketchum, Vice Pres, 3 I SOPHOMORE A OFFICERS SOPHOMORE B OFFICERS Seated: Bill Korutz, Pres., Carolyn Seated: Linda Robinson. Leonard, Sec, Standin: Mary Lou Pelletier, Ar- Standing: Shannon Davis, Treas,g lene Knorr, - Tony Latronica, Vice Pres, 55 9 w e-1 fx ,i ' HOMEROOM 1 Pres., Sandra Breese Sec., Patricia Burchill HOMEROOM 3 Pres., Shannon Davis Sec., Gloria Councilman HOMEROOM 5 Pres., John Gallager Sec, , Rita Fancher Below in fire Hold 56 'kir'k'k'k'k'k'k'k'k'k'k'k'ki'i'i k'k'k'k HOMEROOM 19 Pres., Sheila Hearon Sec., Janet Kadlecik HOMEROOM 21 Pres., William Korutz Sec., Helen Matson HOMEROOM 23 Pres., William Moore Sec., Francis Murphy k'k'k'k'k HOMEROOM 2 5 Pres., Fred Perry Sec., Arline Ropic HOMER OOM 27 Pres., Mary Jane Scarlett Sec., Dora M. Swartwood HOMEROOM 31 Pres., Robert Young Sec., Arvene Young 'k'k'k'k'k'k'k'k'k'k'k'k'k'k ir 'ki A k'ki'i'i ki k'k'ki k'ki'-A ki k HOMEROOM 121 Pres., Joseph McCann Sec., Donna Bolson HOMEROOM 1 23 Pres., Gordon Gottlieb Sec., Rose Borush HOMEROOM 202 Pres., Robert Winters Sec., Helen Swierkosz 'k'k'k'k'k'k'kir'ki k'k'k'k'k'k'kir'k'ki' HOMEROOM 207 Pres., Patricia Singel Sec., Martin Rozboril HOMEROOM 209 Pres., Francis Nezelek Sec., Anita Nezelek HOMEROOM 211 Pres., Robert Dwyer Sec., Felix Habala i'ir'k'k'k'k'k'k'k'kir'k'k'k'k'k'k'k'kirir HOMER OOM 2 1 3 PreS'., Anthony Petrolle Sec., Arline Knorr HOMEROOM 2 1 5 Pres., Ray Miller Sec., Annette Vasilko HOMEROOM 217 Pres., James MacCormack Sec., Dolores Severance l 2 'k'ki k'k'k'k'k'k'k'k'k'k'k'ki k'k'k'k'k HOMEROOM 2 1 9 Pres., Robert Nasiatka Sec., Judith Wilcheck HOMEROOM 220 Pres., William Woods Sec., Ruth Corlyon Mics March of Dimes I9 3 - J.6'.ll.S'. A SOPHOMORE WINS A POPULARITY CONTEST THE SENIORS CALL IT MUT1NY Miss Arvene Young 62 ay X ? we ' 3 ,,f X- . Q0 X ,X ACT! IT IE S 4- X N QC 5 I hw, , .1 'VRIPP ini 0w:QTf WL J. ,f-.M 'Q' 3 'mf ' ' 'f',,Vf' ' mr ' CD S y 5 5 A M .... Aoi Your A e L. to R.: Jackie Simkulet, Robert Rose, Mary J ane Maney, Elaine Nossal, Dale Crandall, Pat Kingsbury, Tom Edwards. Do you act your age? Elaine Nossal and Mary Jane Maney didn't! When they were fourteen they wrote to two sailors, Bob Rose and Dale Crandall leading them to believe they were older. That's when the fun started! Pat Kingsbury enacted the role of daughter of naval commander Tom Edwards, Jackie Simkulet and Barbara Merrill portrayed two maids who enjoyed wrestling. Miss Doerner deserves the highest credit for her last senior play before leaving to teach in Germany. 64 El: 3 .MM-. QD 'QS ,.x-1 . J -, 6 L. to R,, seated: Edward Sofka, Roann Jeffery, Frank Kaminsky, Joyce DePue, Standing: Dolores Borne, Philby Patch, Josephine Musuta, Sylvia Prikasky, Joanne Grey, Q-3' x ,L Mrs. Proc, dramatics teacher, and student director, Gladys Wasser. Peck? Bad Boy The class of June ,53 staged a huge success in their senior play production, Dean Haulton was a natural for the part of a bad boy who said There's no encourage- ment for a fellow to be good. He and his buddy Gene McCabe and his girl June Lee had a specific knack for getting in trouble, Dean's parents were an understanding father, Ben Patz, and a hardened mother Emilie Vavra, Sandra Foote and Andrew Hemzik portrayed a young romantic couple. Carl Reo played the angry but humor- ous butcher. Enough thanks cannot be expressed to Mrs, Proc, the dramatics teacher, and Gladys Wasser the student director, June Lee, Dean Haulton, Gene McCabe. 66 .Q N ek , wx ge 'EEXAQ-5 ,. sN,e za? X- il R, Doris Kiriewsky, Carole Breese, Norma Lanyon, Yvonne Kasprowitz,Ann Rouse, L. to ooney. M Ile Mary An Moshier, Ann th ood, Elizabe W C9 Jani Mldcaf-Hffy Three EDITORIAL STAFF Seated: Allys McConnell, San- dra Cackowski, Arline Ropic, Joe Valky. Standing: Audree Powell, San- dra Breese, Barbara Hayes, Elizabeth Ann Moshier, Joan Dobrovocky, Absent: Mary Hearon, asst. editor. ff , is is if 'ff 3 4 'f1, ' ,Lim I-N i LAYOUT STAFF Seated: Shirlee Hanrahan, Mary Anne Mooney, layout editorg Connie .Turczakg Marjorie Konecney. Standing: Carole Breese, Betty Griffin, Eleanor Bellinger, Lor- raine Plante, Irene Nycz, Gonia Cowan. 68 ART STAFF L. to R.: Dean Haulton, Audrey Vaughn, art editorg Conme Jurczak Absent: Bob Tripp, Dan Steele Jane Plavka, Bill Heater , . TYPING STAFF L. to R.: Shirlee Hanrahan Mar jorie Prislusky, G1or1a Marsheskx Marion Prislusky, John Sents ifsfh, iff Published by the Students of Johnson Cnty Hugh School Johnson Cnty New York 'KD' EDITORIAL STAFF Seated: Allys McConnell, Glenda Stillings, Betty Ann Rice, Margaret Petrisko, Dolores Telfer, , Standing: Carole Breese, John Nyschot, Donald Dutter, Richard Moore, Joyce Letson, Robert Tripp. Absent: Shirlee Hanrahan. ,bf- xx f' Insert: Peter Kinney, 4 f editor-in-chief, M i . 'N ff? 'I M f pn-Z I E, 70 Q- '11 .41 Seated: Esther Brewer, Barbara Hayes, Mary Ann Puchkar. Standing: Mary Jane Scarlett, Carolyn Leonard. The Maroon is the students'newspaper, here at J. C. Each month it relates the news and activities of the student body. One of the year's outstanding issues was the April Fool's Day paper. Many students had to read the startling news twice before they discovered that it was just for fun. MAROON STAFF Editor-in-Chief . . . Managing Editor . . . News Editors .... Feature Editors . . . Sports Editors . . . Advertising Managers Cartoonist ........ Circulation Editor. . . Photography Editor . . Typist ........... Layout Manager . . . Exchange Editor. . . Faculty Adviser , , , . . . . Peter Kinney . . .Glenda Stillings . . . Dolores Telfer Lucille Ondecko . . .Margaret Petrisko Joyce Letson . . . . .John Nyschot Donald Dutter Betty Ann Rice . .Shirley Hanrahan Carol Klimash , , , , , , , Robert Tripp Douglas VanBumb le Richard Moore . .... Joanne Bezilla . . . .William Torpey . . .... Carole Breese Mr, Robert Garrett- 71 SUS PENSE Slowly he inched his way for- ward through the narrow passage - way. Only by mere chance had he discovered the camouflaged open- ing to the hidden cave, Now as he crept onward his mind dwelt on the treasure he knew lay con- cealed deep in the cave. It was but a matter of time until he would be rich. But somehow the cold clammy atmosphere and the murky black- ness tempered his spirits, Final- ly after groping around a sharp corner, he discerned with relief that the passage opened into a mammoth vault distinguished by a lofty arched ceiling. As he stepped backward with fear and surprise, he flashed his light towards the distant side of the cavern, In the glare of the glare, thousands of bats, aroused by his sudden entrance, circled erratically through the chamber, After swallowing a lump in his throat and staggering to his feet, he searched the far reaches of the cave for the treasure that he realized existed somewhere near him. To his left a large opening proved the existence of another entrance to the cavern. Near one wall a foot wide crevice indented the floor. As he reached into the aper- ture, his hand struck cold steel, With violent exertions he dragged a heavy case onto the base of the cave. Momentarily resting from his efforts he caught the muffled sound of distant footsteps and gutteral voices echoing through the adjoining corridors. The paces drew unmistakenly closer and closer. Panic gripped his heart. ... il: S' udem' Uouncil Q, Insert: Mary Hearon, president. Seated, main desk: John Nezelek, vice president. Row 1: Carole Klimash, Dean Haulton, Oz Winters. Row 2: Al Stauffer, Harold Scarlett, Noreen Miller. Row 3: Grace Campbell, Helen Buzinski, Margaret Konecney, Ruth Mainonis. The Student Council spent a very active year. Last fall under the guidance of Robert Mitchell as president they sponsored the annual Honor Tea. They also were host to the Southern Tier Conference of Student Councils . In January they presented an award to a graduating senior and conducted a party for incoming sophomores, In February the Big Five Frolic was sponsored by the Triple Cities Council. This spring the constitution was revised and a faculty all star game was sponsored by the Council. Miss Lallier served as faculty advisor and officers who guided the group were: President, Mary Hearong Vice President, .Tohn Nezelekg Secretary, Carol Klimash. Frank Kaminisky addresses the delegation to the Southern Tier Conference of Student Councils held at J. C. last fall. 72 Sf' AX ff -3 V 3 4 ,P x 0Puckley 00m 'FK' I V452 1,1 mx.. m gl' if .,'?, A WN-X QI, .. Q! 'j 3, . ' -- v .Q . , i Q fjf ' 5 Aiffttmwizzsf' i gg,igir, ,gg J -,ig x5g ':?' ff A x .12 ' X Ku' 15: ' ' , Wffw' ' ' T ' 'Q T S A ' Iv ,ll I ,J q x Q x I 'x E : X X 4 X 'i ka' V Q 4 ..-if W Um! U il ' U 215 ll V 'KK s I. l Q 'L lp AL - 1 1 .lk qi. U!! 9 if 11 ,' A ' FRIDAY GIR LS' CHORUS ff I? Q ir ,,4fxfx.fx.x- Zxfi..,- Music BOYS' CHORUS 76 I love fo hear flraf marching band w x S, o -vw fb ff f -1 - wb. JOHNSON CITY HIGH SCHOOL BAND Walter Balchikonis, Harry Bowers, Eugene Brozetti, Sandra Cackowski, Carolyn Camp, Grace Campbell, William Cox, George Daniels, Donald Dutter, Donald Ebert, Dolores Engates, Carol Franklin, William Gibson, Ronald Glover, Paul Graf, John Grappone, Donna Grey, Marie Hackett, Weldon Hall, Henry Hammer, Dean Haulton, Barbara Hayes, Marie Hickey, Don Jackson, Barbara Johnson, Allan Kasson, Virginia Karius, Joseph Ketchum, Sandra Kingsley, Doris Kiriewsky, Marilyn Kuntz, Everett Lewis, David Luza- dis, Allys McConnell, Richard Moore, James Novitske, Carol Parker, Jean Petrick, James Putnam, Albert Regni, Beverly Roberts, Virginia Rohn, Harold Scarlet, Charles Scott, John Sents, Richard Shear, Bradford Spangenberg, Michael Stabela, John Strong, Donald Thomas, Robert Timko, Nancy Tompkins, Barbara Turner, Douglas VanBumble, David Vergason, Shirley Wagonseller, Joann Walker, Lydia Walker, Grace Weist, Janice Wood, Boyd Yetter, Robert Young. 77 Music A fapella , ali 3, - - 3. K Row 1: Glenda Stillings, June Combs, Barbara Turner, Dawn Olsen, Gail Zimmerman, June Lee, Alice Hibbard, Hazel Winspear, Ruth Corlyon, Carolyn Kimball, Nancy Tomp- kins. Row 2: Janice Wood, Joyce Letson, Lydia Walker,Audree Powell, Allys McConnell, Rose Gillette, Mary Anne Mooney, Barbara Skellet, Norma Lanyon, Mary Anne Woods, Shirley Gentile, Janice Jakeway. Row 3: Joseph Kokalas, Robert Young, Peter Elnois, Nicholas Occhino, William Gibson, Bradford Spangenberg, Philby Patch, Robert Timko, Myron Schlatz, John Sents, Thomas Dodge, Dale Crandall, Clare Patterson. Absent: Sheila Hearon, Sandra Breese, Robert Miller, John Strong, Peter Kinney, Carlton Reo, Fredrick Perry, William Slavin, Earl Miller, Everett Lewis. '1 fi f WX ,W '78 px? 'YE-YK 'X Q Qmmugixmv 5 get U BW kv Q Clxm Q Ulubc 67 A FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA The F,H.A. is composed of girls who are taking the homemaking courses, The group conducted many successful activities during the past semester, The members made many delicious cakes and cookies for their bakesale, At one of the meetings Miss New York State, Joan St. John spoke to the girls of her experiences at Atlantic City. In the spring an installation meeting was held in honor of the new officers. Ninth graders who plan to study homemaking were guests. Miss Ide was faculty advisor. Officers of the group are Beverly Arnold, pres,g Pat Chambers, sec., Shirley Spisak, treas.g Joyce Letson, par- limentariang Marie Bush, publicity chairman. Kneeling: .Toe Valky, Ben Patz, Bob Young, Oz Winters, Richard Hastings, Standing: Bill Gibson, Manny Feijoo, Dean Haulton, John Grappone, David Newton, Carl Herman, John Sents. KEY CLUB Key Club is J.C.'s own service club, The organization strives to promote better friendship between the school and the community, The members served as guides during open house, After the .T.C. -Cortland basketball game the club sponsored a very success- ful dance. In the spring an educational trip to Corning glass works was held by the group. The group completed the year by presenting the school with a gift. Mr. Vanda served as faculty advisor to the club. Richard Hastings served as president, Ben Patz as vice president, Robert Winters as secretary,and treasurer, Carl Herman. 80 1 CIRCLE DE FRANCAIS g P P w X The French Club is one of the newest clubs of .T . C. The club meets once every month in the apartment. At one of the fall meetings Miss Edith Cutting spoke of her travels' in Europe last summer, The Christmas meeting was highlighted by French Christmas carols and a candle ceremony. The club has supported a French war orphan in memory of Andre Marize, a French woman who did a lot for French children, Mrs, Mary Smith, French teacher, organized the club and served as faculty advisor. Officers are: President, Henry Palmer, Vice President, James Stroke, Secretary Betty June Roberts, Treasurer, Mary Ann Puskar, r L I r I l MATH CLUB Standing: Tom Edwards. Row 1: Joan Gonos, Row 2: .Toe Adams, Ben Patz, Secretary. Row 3: Carol Herman, Art Patton, Barry Ellert, Bob Thorson. Row 4: Carolyn Leonard, Helen Buzinski, James Stroke, Felix Habala. This year a new club was formed for those interested in math beyond the regular school mathematics, The purpose of the club is to enjoy the knowledge of math. One of the c1ub's projects was making interesting designs by using geometric forms. Mr. Rising acted as faculty advisor for the group. Officers elected by the group are: President, Tom Edwardsg Secretary, Ben Patz. 81 Red Uross Seated: Dolores DeSante,Rob- ert Young, Joyce Curry, Standing: Lu c i 1 l e Ondecko, Jack Gillihand, Pat Singel. The Red Cross held a drive for membership in the organization. They also filled boxes to send overseas. Mrs, Henderson is advisor to the organization. Officers of the group are Robert Young, pres,g Joyce Curry, v, pres. ubmy cfm n Seated: Jean Gunderman, Carole Gunderman, Arline Ropic, Lorraine Plante, Janet Kad- lecik, Joyce Morgan, Helen Matson. Standing: Sandra Breese, Rita Fancher, Jeanette Johnson, Shirley Lindsay, Marilyn But- terfield, Dolores Butora, Shirley Flint, Mary Ann Dekar. The library staff assists the librarians in the library. They check the books for the students and help keep the books in order, The girls received pins for their services, 82 ...- , A f ' ' 5 , B Q if ,. v 21,1 wg 'Fl gffffhm 0 SMI? 'nil MZ' I X 9918 UN can nuvsucu :nucmuu umnrnzm wi. 4 ',,,, here flrey are... fire Soufhern Der Ulramps VARSITY BASKE TBALL Front Row: Joe Fell, mgr., Bill Klishg Ray Severance, Ben Patzg Don Williams, Keith Brierlyg Bob Winters, Harold Scarlett, mgr. Second Row: .Toe Kokalas, Eugene Klym, Mike Dobransky, Bob Lakata, Oz Winters, Joe Lipa, B111 Krivyanik. .574 14.74 6 x .s lv- ix N, if -1 ' .451 Coach .Toe Cordts directed J.C,'s basketball team to their first Southern Tier Championship in ten years. Led by captain Red Lakata the team captured first place, Although Red broke many individual scoring records, the team played as a unit all season, The team set a new Triple Cities scoring record when they dumped Vestal 103-45. 84 1 V 4 .,,.... , tv 41 A ll-0--iw ..-LL 'W -J--1 '-4 4.1.4 ,ire 'AMA .1 2 X AA 1 JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL Row 1: Walter Noreika, managerg Tony Latronicag Bill Wheelerg Bob Pufkyg Jim Galla gherg Bill Mooreg Dick Linehan. Row 2: Joe Adams, Leonard Biles, Mike Moran, Bill Korutz, Barry Ellert, Walt Balchi konis, Bill Chamberlin, manager, absent, 85 Foofball l95 COACHES - LOOKING THINGS OVER L, to R.: Ciesielski, Rising, Butkus, Ursprung, Robert Cullen - guest speaker at foot ball banquet. Nez plows over! 86 UL. 51ii455 KQ FOOTBALL TEAM Row 1: Bill Klish, Dick: Willis, Tom Edwards, Robert Winters, Steve Petrovcin, Ed McHugh, Jerry Hartman, Felix Habala, Martin Rozboril. Row 2: Mr, Ciesielski, Don Williams, Bob Rose, Bill Krivyanik, John Nezelek, Gordon Gottlieb, John Kulbis, Gary Johnson, Gerry Pochilly, Bill Wood, Mr, Butkus, head coach, Row 3: Mr, Ursprung, Eugene Klym, Dale Crandall, Joe Kokalas, Joe Lipa, Ray Sever- ance, Al Ketchum, Anthony Sobiech, John Judge, Bill Korutz, Mr, Rising, Row 4: Bernie Kingsley, John Miller, Jim Nearing, Andy Hovancik, Ben Patz, Earl Inman, John Morrisey, Tom Dodge. ' K v ,f I ly I , . Q , ,,.::.. A ' ' 1- .- N - J-wrt u ..f.'rwwv ' 87 52, ia 'Keep your eye on the ball. FOOTBALL 19 53 Football and Johnson City are synonymous. One of the greatest claims to fame for any Southern Tier football team is to have topped the famed J . C. Wildcats, This year a couple of the teams had a flicker of the limelight but they realize its a short-lived glory as another fall is coming and the Wildcats will be back as powerful and threatening as ever. Three cheers to the powerhouse squad, coached by Mr, Butkus, Mr, Ciesielski, Mr. Rising, and Mr, Ursprung. -- ' N fi? ', , .'e I- - as i ii as X I If I I' I -ff 1 - W ... i. usa aa W, .N gf- ima ?ff5.-,Zigi ' 'A g r u e s o m e looking Qt l foursome, K' ' Slam- i A lc . I'? '9v'72-'iii ' ffm ,:q5WQ.Q i's m f' -My 5' -rw 7 jx' .. 5.5--A .QA . 5' .'j,,l3- n5f'mts.,,-.n-!.i?'!rfg?f4'p'-fit. x MW' ' 'P nm: .1 15-.az-5' 88 Baseball.. a a?amoml in flre rough Row 1: Wesley Marean, manager, Richard Woitach, scorekeeper, Row 2: James Landon, John Kennedy, John Lazo, Richard Masaryk, John Budihas, Gordon Gottlieb, Jack Gilliland, John Terrell. Row 3: Thomas Christiana, John Sents, Stanley Surowka, Ray Severance, Robert Porak, Eugene Klym, Oz Winters, Richard Ellert. The Miner League-Although the win column was only graced by two wins for the '52 season, the team showed fine spirit during all of the competition. George Brittain served as assistant coach, Spring has again returned to the campus so we hope that the team will have the support of the entire student body. Remember baseball is still America's great- est national pastime. 1953 VOLLEYBALL TEAM Row 1: John Nezlek, Gordie Gottlieb, Felix Habala, Bill Woods, Bill Cronin. Row 2: Stan Surowka, Fred Perry, Terry Bocinski, Tom Brown, Al Ketchum. 89 Bowling 5 Wresflin BOWLING TEAM Top: Garry Johnson, Elmer Barkman, Dick Billings, Bottom: Ralph Ketchum, Donald Palmer, Joseph Ketchum, Ralph Updyke, Bob Frederick, Gerald Pochilly, Steve Zielewicz, Jim Tanner, Bob Sebesta, John Mitchell, Joe Waliska. WRESTLING TE AM Standing: Robert Gotshall, mgr,,Wesley Marean, Jim Strudevantg Ed Mihalickg Bill Wood, Jim Tanner, A1 Kasson. Kneeling: Bob Tripp, Jim Dodge, Casey Szierzant, Bud Bowers, John Corncavage, Wayne Harvey, 90 The Under Ulippers 1952 TRACK TEAM Row 1: Mike Stebela, managergWalt Mikulskig Terry Bocinski, Bob Timkag Ed Sofkag Gene Ketchum, John Kospryckg Bill Krivyanikg Bill Wood. Row 2: Joe Caprari, Dick Lester, Joe Sinchak, Bob Gutshall, Andy Havancik, Casmir Sierzant, Al Ketchum, Clair Patterson, John 'lH1py, Dino Alessi, John Nezelek, Tom Scalise, Frank Bocinski, Row 3: Tom Brown, Jerry Shupa, Steve Alger, Bob Rose, Jack Morissey, Jack Bailey, Gary Johnson, Ben Patz, George Turrock, Dave Meleski, Ray Severance, Jim Ballus, Leonard Bocinski. TRACK SCORES North-52 J.C.-52 Central '71 1X2 J.C.-32 1X2 Vestal-60 J. C. -44 U.E.-70 J.C.-34 E,s.s.-za, E.F.A.-11, U.1:.-69, J.C.-23 U.E.-43, Central-55, North-23 lf2, J.c.-8 1X2 f 91 Xb my Qpom... girls play flvem, foo com efifion is keen...so are fire players The girls have completed another busy term of intramural sports. Hockey and archery opened the schedule last fall. After cold weather set in the girls moved into the gym for volleyball. The winter months were spent bowling at the R and R, or playing basketball in the gym. Track, tennis and softball took the spotlight during the spring semester.. The archery club traveled to Syracuse to attend the state archery meet, Mrs. Gould, physical ed department, teaches all the sports activities, Miss Reeves, assisting, .Y Front to back, R, to L.: Emilie Warner, capt.g Mary Ann Sardoniag Joyce Wandellg Ann Zozulickg Irene Sierzant. This bowling team from .T,C, captured first place in the Triple Cities Junior Bowling tournament. 93 WINNING BASKE TBALL TEAMS Row 1: Pat PenDell, Mary Ann Mikalajunas, capt. 1st place teamg Pat Burchill, capt. 2nd place teamg Sarah Sheroshick. Row 2: Dolores Trella, Mary Ann Dekar, Nancy Pilkington, Joan Gulbin, Pat Singel, Pat McHale. Row 3: Kathy DeSante, Anne Zozulick, Marilyn Kuntz, Carol Parker, Anne Bycz, Charlene Ace, Barbara Johnson. 94 ARCHERY CLUB Standing: Dolores Pichura, Joyce Merrick, Mary Anne Mooney, sec.-treas,g Joyce Curryg Barbara Dobrovo- ckyg Sandra Skelton: Rose Gilletteg Anita Nezelek. Kneeling: Betty Ann Rice, pres, GIRLS' CHAMPION HOCKEY TEAM L. to R.: Barbara Dobrovocky, Marjorie Prislusky, Marion Prlslusky Carolyn Klmball Sandra Skelton, Kathryn De Sante, Allys Mc Connell, Sh1r1ey Brutvan Patr1c1a Arm Strong, VOLLEYBALL CHAMPIONS Kneeling: Rose Kuzma, Captaing Joyce Merrick. Standing: Mar-y Ann Mooneyg Jackie .Tu n 0 t 3 Yvonne Clumg Kathleen B u r n sg Lucille Jones 5 .Tune Cleveland, ..-..,,4' 6'l:eer! 6'l:eer! 6'l:eer.' Ulmer! CHEERLEADERS L. to R.: Carole Breese, Capt.g Joan Gulbing Connie Weaverg Carolyn Leonardg Lorreta Staskog Mary Anne Mooney, Co-Capt.g Karolyn Utley and Vivian Homola. MAJORE TTES L. to R.: Glenda Stillings, Head Majoretteg .T oan Van Bumbleg Helen Swierkosz and Nancy Pospisil. 96 slrorf enfries in our log APRIL ACT YOUR AGE .A........ Class of January '53 Senior Play. Varsity Drag .......... Carol Klimash and John Nezelek reign. MAY Cheerleaders'Banquet .......... Carole Breese - New Captain .......... Mary Ann Mooney - Maroon Banquet .......... Peter Kinney named Editor-in-Chief. Key Club elects '52-,573 slate .......... Dick Hastings elected President, JUNE Commencement .......... Richard Woitach - Valedictorian. Co -captain Prom .......... E. J. Recreation Center transformed into a Chinese Garden. International Key Club Convention in Chicago .......... Dale Crandall represents J. C.H.S AUGUST Football Players travel to Canada for a two weeks vacation? ? SEPTEMBER Football, Hockey, Archery, Band and Cheerleaders all get in shape. OCTOBER Cast is picked for June '53 Senior Play. Class officers voted on. NOVEMBER Open House .......... Parents find a good report. Basketball season gets under way. DECEMBER Football Banquet .......... Climax of an exciting season. We heard sweet music from high on the roof. fBand serenades.J A well earned vacation. JANUARY Moving up Day .......... Even Seniors can catch the measles. Prom and Graduation .......... A big success. A Cappella Choir travels to Ithaca. FEBRUARY Big Five Frolic .......... Five schools sponsor successful dance. Cage Kittens capture S. T. C. Title, MAR CH F. H. A. Installation Tea. Faculty All-Star Game. .......... Misfits defeat the old timers .......... And a good time was had by all. 98 W Lg, -4' 5 ' , .R x x.. Q X . K, l Y u un as so 1 u lil! qu you un ' x I N? gli X ,, A J 4 f'The Big Night. uary 1953 Prom. ',, . A1RegniS' Band, J, C,'s favorite, .Tan Football Banquet. ARe- ward for the bruising. no ' Hit'em hard! 3 1 ' V -4 kv t af pr ff pi ff ' ,X . 1' 1 Q1 ' . v -2- ., ' -fa A.. Congratulation Graduate. i Sitting one c s! E a r 1 Inman, January H o n o r i ki k'kiri k'k'k'k'k-k'k'k'k'k Only the Jan. Grads. Enjoy the Mid-Winter Climate. ying 'em on for size. Our Commander-in- Chief. my-xiii, -C559 I x x 5, R i s Q i , I , 1 I January Award Winners. J une '52 Graduates. 101 we D i g ,M L. to R.:Norma Lanyon, Joan Lisek, Helen Prorok, Daniel Steele, Joyce. Morgan, Jane Plavka. 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