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

Text from Pages 1 - 148 of the 1955 volume:

Nl Ill ' if I X e, ' ' l ' A ..,. .n V N' Johnson 6315 f-1 , . X 8 T A . ax 535: , 1- . QP N. f' . 5 3 f it .. 1' If ,gh 1 , N ff -,A 'Q 5' QA ,ff A 15 ine.. 0-f. 'Fx lx., 'za 1 ' 5 0 xr - H x wmw sta q 5 '5 - if? .J :E 1: 1 1 W '-Z-I 25:-' l A 3 h 2 'J JA?-:Mer of dag gone f .. 1. 9 190 this annual .... An anniversary is always a good theme For a yearbook but this birth- day took us by surprise. With the annual well on its way to publica- tion, we found that a notable year was slipping by without proper men- tion. Quick changes - revised copy were all in order to match the event. Two of our Faculty members are retiring this year. We are proud to share. this golden issue of the Wildcat with them. Credits ..i. Kenneth Myers .... Photography Olcenica Studios . . Senior Portraits K.W. Vanda . . . Faculty Advisor Frank A. West Co., lnc. . Printers l P9 99 Seven periods. . . Seven periods. . . with Music Seven periods. . . - Q, Seven periods. . . - FRIDAY .... n Ii How do you say it? g ri X cl week 1 week of golden days 9 9 ff E' 1- lb- ' if ' fig .5 X.-,a 2 N E E . 2 in 1.0309 5 I V mf. rs M pf qwm. YA x in fg N, w Q W L xo mf- ww o -'MY W X 'H ., 9hful l'r'Q' , 1-1 9 2 yy .ff A -u lf' gs-6 , kJ -J ,,...,.,. ..Q. ,...,, i v 5. X 'TS ww-gate is I 3 , 3 ' ' 1 , ,-2:54 .Q k 'll ' Ellis me gvgfn' 5' , .adia- g ,. 52 2 1 W' ff .Q Xi' i WV , -,.,. KA ,inf 51' fl gf f .I , f I 4 l -in The Frank M. Smith school, scene of the first graduating class in Johnson Cit - 1905, now serves as an eiementary school doing a job for fifty years of preparing Johnson City youth for leadership and cit- Golden Anniversary Graduates lt may startle you young folks a bit to discover that you are celebrating your own fiftieth anniver- sary in June of this year. You had not expected that time and tide would flow so swiftly perhaps. May I say to you that it is a fine honor indeed to graduate from high school in this or any year. lt ,is quite a unique added distinction to carry the 1905-1955 Golden Celebration flag of your Alma Mater in this long procession of classes. You are thoroughly worthy standard-bearers. We are closing our public school careers together this year, you and I. Undoubtedly we both shall experience some deep-seated misgivings in this. Old friends, old familiar scenes, and old accustomed experiences, are not readily and easily put aside. But you will be going on to new fields of interest and action and to new scenes, peopled with new friends and business associates. I want to wish for you, each one, cl brimming measure of the happiness that comes with good health and right living. Success, as measured in terms of ranch-type homes, savings bonds, or sports roadsters, can be expected to follow in the wake of right living. Your next 50th Anniversary will be a golden one, literally, if ou will but follow through cleanly, confidently, and courageously, alpna lines which you already have partly established for yourselves. May good fortune go with you a t e way. H .B . Eccleston I . . iv L, ' M, . h- K 1' it' . W :f X rf Liv 14 Q' film! ' k CHARLENE ACE Can'f We Talk If Over? MARLENE FRTYAL Alma Mater Hail the school that friendship's tether, Firm and true unite. Loyal students bound together, By the red and white. Firmer still as time advances May our union be. We will strive to serve thee better, By our loyalty. Love and service blended gladly, Thus shall life be bright. Hail to thee, Oh Alma Mater, Hail, Oh Red and White. CHORUS: School we love - J.C. - Live for aye, In our memories. May we keep the ideals fostered, In our hearts by thee. 3-ii Q-ng .g1-g..-..il- ,-i- FACULTY - ACTIVITIES .--11.11--1-1-lux: SPORTS PUBLICATIONS - 1-- ?-n -11-. 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RICE Attendance Officer School Physician J MAIN OFFICE Believe it or not, this is my tenth year at JohnsonCity High School and during that period of time I have wished good luck and God speed to approximately twenty-one hundred graduates. I gladly extend that same salute to this year's graduates with the hope that we, here at J.C.H.S., have been able to help you in your preparation for your real commencement. Remember, this is only the beginning. lshould, also, like to coll to your attention the fact that this year is the GoldenAnniversary of Johnson City High School - 50 years of ed- ucation, and 5,389 graduates. The June class will be doubly honored, first, because you are graduating and second, because you are the Golden Anniversary Graduating Class, something to be proud of and something to live up to. ,gr X K MR. LYLE YOUNG Principal MRS. ARLENE WHITAKER MISS ELIZABETH CRIMMINS MISS WILMA KLISH Main Office Bookroom Main Office I QA N 'vol' 2 5 6 2. w -+4 qv g.0...M , 2 4 .- r 9 . f 2 2 ii. 3 i is ffjrlcko M4 72' Z' iii? fvx 13 Q yd ze f 4 'if f' lf! j r :wi f- V' L- :mg A Q W' xr-am ' ' Q Hillnbmv r-' mg., . 4543 ,416 lf 2 iinni' LIBRARY MISS RUTH OSGOOD Head Librarian MRS . JANE SCHWARZ Assistant Librarian 1,1 bk. L W .Q 4 w at-A 4 -'gy N32 ,um liemirii Qing MISS EDITH CARPENTER Head ofthe Science Dept., and Chemistry teacher Little did I think in I9I8 that I would spend thirty-seven years teaching in Johnson City. Those years have had their ups and downs but for the most part have been happy ones. If I hadn't been quaranteened out of school with measles, I would not have come to Johnson City. I was at home when I received notice ofa va- cancy in Johnson City and so didn't receive the contract for another position until after I had agreed to come to J .C . I wondered where J.C . was for I had never heard of it. Inquiring of our postmaster I was told that it was formerly known as Lestershire. I came down for a personal in- terview. At that time Supt. Smith told me to report Labor Day. Labor Day arrived. I reported as I had done elsewhere but found the school closed. After some time I finally found that I was to report on Tuesday morning. If I remember correctly, I found nine other teachers beside the principal, Miss Blair, and Supt. F.M. Smith. Only two of these teachers are still here. Mr. Eccleston re- turned from World War I in December and took over the B. Biology. We had about I5O pupils in all four years of high school . The grammar department occupied the third floor. The east end of the present building had been opened two or three years previously. The west end, auditorium and gym- nasium were added in I926. My work that first year consisted of four Ele- mentary Biology classes, Chemistry and Physics. The following year a Biology teacher was added and I continued with Chemistry and Physics. Later I taught Physical Geography and Health. The school has grown from I5O in four years of high school to over 800 in three years of Senior High. I have taught 2,55I students in the 37 years. The faculty has grown from IO to 45. The girls and boys are about the same with possibly increasing outside interests as the automobile, radio and T.V. have come into more general use. When I have talked with teachers at state meetings, I have come to the conclusion that J.C. hasa pretty grand bunch of teachers and students and a very considerate Board of Educa- tion. It's with both eagerness and regret that I leave J.C. I have enjoyed my work here but there are many things I'd like to do in the years ahead. I shall remember you and hope to see you in the future. - Edith 'Her Ziff RNQ ,5 T 'Sl' C7 Wifi A , ZhZ4 , - ni . 1124 is s C 14 if, gffiifff --f 335 -'P'.: .Pm : 1- -' ' J'.j,,5v,Z .. W'f '- -' , MISS ELFA SHAUL Biology Teacher lmprove your time MR. JOE CIESIELSKI Physics and Health Teacher, Visual Aids, Football Coach, Volleyball Coach MRS . CLARABELLE KINTNER Health Teacher Success is won not by lying awake nights but by keeping awake in the daytime. - Coleman Cox WISHES FROM THE ENGLISH DEPARTMENT T MRS. ROSE SULLIVAN Head of the English Department Who walks with Beauty has no need of fear, The sun and moon and stars keep pace with him, Invisible hands restore the ruined year, And time, itself, grows beautifully dim. Time in the process, however, marches not on, it speeds. And the years succeed each other with startling rapidity. Even Johnson City High is aging, she's now celebrating a golden anniver- sary, her fiftieth birth-year. Externally she looks a little more weather- beaten in the winter, perhaps, but eternally young and blooming each spring, seated mid her shrubs and well-kept lawns. Inside the building parade the usual changes, fresh paint now and then, fluorescent lights for the lucky ones whose names came out of the hat that time, senior faces replaced by the freshmen's over and over and over, a fresh young counten- ance occasionallyseen at teachers' meetings and around the halls thereafter. Minor happenings and quiet, it's true. We have suffered upheavals too, but those we're letting time dim. This year we, in J.C.H.S., will be particu- larly sobered and saddened by the departure of two of our best friends: Howard Eccleston, super- intendent and wise counselor of ours and Edith Carpenter, head of the science department, and our close associate . Many will remember these two for their out- standing contributions: Mr. Eccleston, for his new buildings and additions to other buildings, as well as his outstanding work in supervision, Edith for the fellowship she was awarded from Adelphi College. That's the kind of thing we like to remember, it gives us a vicarious thrill. However, I can never forget the two individ- uals themselves: their gentle kindliness at all times, the many thoughtful actions so unostenta- tiously performed and, above all, the living testimony they portray, that gentleness is a most prized asset. Let me grow lovely, growing old So many fine things do Laces and ivory and gold And silks need not be new. - R. Sullivan ...4f X O7 Vx! ., , MRS . ALBERTA WALSH English Teacher Moy you achieve your gools, enjoy full, rich lives and leave This Q bef- fer world. ,,.....-n-v- MRS. GERTRUDE ROSE English Teacher MRS. RUTH WADDICOR English Teacher May the members ofthe Class of 1955 remember that what each of you makes of his life depends upon himself. Hard work, disappointment, even ill- MRS. ALICE TASHJIAN English Teacher ness, will not 'throw you' unless you let them. Your ultimate success or failure depends not upon the 'other felIow,' but upon you. MISS EDITH CUTTING English Teacher, Director of Senior Theatre 0 In T918 Edith M. Carpenter came to Johnson City to teach science. During the years she has taught chemistry, physics, biology and physical geography. The science department has grown and she became head of it with several teachers under her able guidance. During the years she has held various positions in New York State Science Teachers' Associa- tion including director tor Southern Zone T942- 445 chairman 1949-51. Besides state and zone activities Miss Carpen- ter has sponsored active science and photography clubs in Johnson City High School and has taken MISS ETHEL HERBERT Head of Social Studies Dept., Advisor ot U.N. Hi-Y Club an active part in civic and educational organ- izations. Outstanding among these is her work in the League of Women Voters and in Elmira College Club. The pupils of the high school have expressed their regret at the resignation of Miss Carpenter because she has earned their admiration and re- spect b her motivation and stimulation for bet- ter worl as well as her sympathetic understand- ing of the problems of youth. Those who went on to institutions of higher education came to appreciate the background in science which they had gained in our high school. Q5-4, 13 'Qu-1 - Ht .. . r i X iq S . . .. .Q Him if f' l 5 t A inks f Us 4 x ma E25 '1 ,S ,2 ia 'ig l d, ., X News Bt -l Thr Q Y Lf ZH!! 1 xs F. X P' Rift ' 5jiw.2'1 L .5 'GQ V tts? . V L1L,i ' ' J' AA A Xi , 1 , C. . s yyis J f, ..... l X. . ff .rn L' '- '-f 5' .2 .,K,-,. ,,.., xY f , if MISS RITA O'DONNELL MISS NAOMI HEPBURN MR. CLAYTON WILDEMAN Social Studies Social Studies Social Studies Greetings to the Class of T955. The faculty of Johnson City High School will miss the loyalty, cooperation, judgment and friendly spirit of Edith M. Carpenter. She has exerted a tremendous influence on the improvement of science in our school and it was fitting that she was made a Fellow of the New York State Science Teachers on July l, T954 at Adelphi College. We shall miss Edith but we hope she will en- ioy many years working at her hobbies and traveling to places of interest. When Howard B. Eccleston became superin- tendent of the Johnson City schools in T928 fol- lowing Frank M. Smith, our community began to grow and the need of new schools was obvious. Since he has been head of Johnson City's educa- tional system the C. Fred Johnson Junior High School was built, the Lincoln Elementary School and a large addition added to the Harry L. Johnson School. We, also, have a thriving evening school for adult education . Under Mr. Eccleston's guidance our system has been progressive but has not lost sight of the need for teaching and drilling on fundamentals. A school system does not consist entirely of buildings and equipment, important as they are, but equally important is the scholastic and spiritual character of its faculty. The head of an institution has so much to do with the whole tone of a system. By choosing and holding people who are competent and happy in their work, friendliness and good will permeate the entire group. Most teachers have been happy to work in the Johnson City system because of the friendliness and ease with which any teacher may talk over his problems with the head of our school system, Howard B. Eccleston. His gra- ciousness and kind words have inspired, en- couraged and challenged all of us in Johnson City to make greater efforts in developing more effective ways of teaching. The students of Johnson City have felt free to go to their superintendent and discuss their prob- lems because they know he has a keen under- standing and love for boys and girls and enioys the success of former pupils. After retiring, Mr. Eccleston will have more time to devote to cultivating his flowers, mak- ing articles in his work shop, perfecting his golf, and best of all playing with his grandchildren. - E . M. Herbert .am D c E15 was 4-- Da: 0: .-0-2 'U Cx .32 J- ms 'fa 'E Eu -gi 1110. E-'U I-no: No:-8 ,ho oO-2 -5.-h Quik .2 E9 'iw- EO'-9 0:8 UBL ou .ox '09, C-CL .8-8 .c -5 3'U4D Occa x3.E -0 r- .o. mas. Siu '5, w2 5 'Do CU-,QQ 2-2- 4-0: UDUL .SLD 1.---O .:m.,, 4-Co mad- mu'- -C U 4-QD. 4.58 D4- 20 ZX-Q U Zoq, m.UE gce mcg-fi 'U U 5-Q3 .-DL-O -.ET 2:-6: .Q E02 320g wa- om.: L.U,2 O3-C 0.3 Ec.,, C053 GAC :ES Eh? oL U BOE .E-.c o-tm Z D mo X. -E.: h I W jngwfylf yy,,FfW Aff ff 1' ,,,Wf1,vZ MI?j flln lflffwlililfm ' 1F!f'VfJV9 'f'!r!f?MIfg,5fy W K mlymfa 5 ., If ' QM Q M ' u-Tn' fr ' A - -7- , ,..,' ' ,nr 'ff-Tr' , ' Ji, I ,ffl ewgqlrjjllz 6 A DJ j , , A .lk Aziz' .jv , If D-ffvnx, K-Q.,-y . .. ' lf- L figs. kk YI j eo.. if r 'M i gp? -j jj Z, l ' W- ':-'f :'A I . ',i r r .1 s I If If 1 A W V I uperlntendent-elect Ill The assignment which has been handed to me is indeed a difficult one. The editors of this yearbook have asked me to dust off the crystal all and attempt to suggest, with the help of the stars, what the future holds for our schools in Johnson City. As the room becomes dark the crystal ball be- gins to glow with a deep, rich and majestic light which seems to radiate into every corner of the school. This school which has been so meaningful to students and teachers alike who have studied and taught within these four walls. The light in the ball becomes brighter as on closer examination I see it is focused upon two figures whose influence has extended beyond the building and into the lives of thousands of men and women who now live throughout the length and breadth of these United States. One of these figures is a woman who has devoted her teaching years to the service of our girls and boys. The other is a man, who has been first, last and always a teacher, but who spent much of his career as one who guided the school pro- gram by selecting the members of the profession- al staff and then helping make available those tangible supplies and equipment necessary to supplement the work of the teachers. The two figures recede a bit into the back- ground but continue to survey the scene as other teachers surrounded by ever-increasing numbers of girls and boys take their place. Additional buildings containing new classrooms with added equi ment and services, which have been a part of the vision of these two people, come into view. As I look closely at the teachers who ap- pear in the crystal ball there seems to be a great measure of satisfaction for a job well-done. There is a new look of respect, dignity and hon- or which has been gradually accorded the teach- ing profession. This has come about as a result of higher standards of professional attitudes and conduct and the attempts which have been made to bring the school and the community closer to- gether. The younger membersof the staff I note, are those who graduated from this and other high schools but a few years before. They were the finest of their graduating classes and have chos- en teaching as their profession. The students I l MR. KENNETH MYERS Johnson City's choice to succeed Mr. Eccleston to the village's highest educa- tional post. who surround them have discovered new chal- lenges in school and eagerly participate in the work of the academic classroom as well as de- bate and drama clubs, science, language, art and musical activities. The scene shifts slightly away from the building and on the High School Memorial Field there are groups of boys hard at work, preparing themselves for the next football or baseball season. Others are limbering up on the track after a strenuous season on the basket- ball court. Other students, girls and boys alike, are enjoying hockey, archery, tennis and soft- ball. As I return to the building I notice there are other students who have perhaps returned to the school after having spent a part of the day in a cooperative work program which is giving many of our students an opportunity to combine the theoretical with the practical. Other students are still in the classroom giving time to extra preparation for competitive examinations that may bring prizes and scholarships. There seems to be in all this activity, a degree of purpose in the minds of teachers and students alike which began many years ago and is now asserting itself in a most positive way. And now the ball grows a little darker - but just for a moment - and when the richness of color and light return the many students and teachers have moved into the background. Into sharper focus comes again these two people who have meant so much to Johnson City High School. There is a light of pleasure and contentment which sur- rounds them for they are happy with what they have just witnessed. That part of their lives which has been shared with the profession and with thousands of students is evidenced in the fact that those who have continued on have held to that which was good and have tried to make it better. And though the light may fade a little in the crystal ball it never goes out for the deeds that people do live forever. O 5 S Y f i WE, s. 5 A. s it I l A Q .. ,Nm A Capella Choir. Another chord on our keyboard of music, is made by our four supplementary choruses. The main objective of each of these choruses is to prepare themselves separately and collectively, for the annual Spring Concert. Conducted by Miss Cleveland, the girls meet on Tuesday, Wednesday, and Friday. And not the least out- done are the boys, who meet on Wednesdays. From the Four choruses, Forty students are se- lected by tryouts for the A Capella Choir. Be- sides singing at civic functions, they sing at the Christmas program, baccalaureate, and assem- bly. For the study halls they give up and the work they put into their terrific repetoire, we give them a twenty-one gun salute. Girls Chorus. :gi x ,, t ., h 4 ., fm .E . - ,NIL ' 42 H f eg ,Az - I f ' fx W v. 4 'M Boys' Chorus . YK3 x ' Y hun 11 . O i Q-T f I n- A 1 KV x -NNW s ,,. 4,3 -r L :,'f ? - W A I i I Girls' Chorus . MISS ESTHER CLEVELAND Music Appreciation and Harmony teacher. Girls' Chorus. The effect of good music is not caused by its novelty. On the contrary, it strikes us more the more we are familiar with it. - Goethe Y A A ,l - i , , 1 f . 'Sf' f, , V J., yi I4 'J f P' , 1 Q K 5 - M, , Q, 49 Q fm gg ,. -,,,. 'X ,V QS? f S is 4 Home Economics demonsfrclfion . z WS 3 a ff 'WK .XX , 5 ,X ,34,..,.I ,,,., , NH - , , , ,,,, M, ff, f - 4' 'Q' ' Q 'Ge 1 EA-3:?5?': . , MISS HAZEN Sewing instructor lifpgxm- -3- 5 Piles 1, K' I .5 Q S , ,., 2? . ,V ..,,, Herncndo's Hideaway. se Aicx, Bum, Bum. home on the range MISS IDE Head of Home Economics Dept., F .H.A. Advisor Soon two of our colleagues will be having more leisure than they have had in many years. We all know the importance of leisure time ac- tivities. Both Mr. Eccleston and Miss Carpenter have many and varied interests for which their retirement will free them. We can, for instance, expect to find Miss Carpenter the best-dressed woman of the South- ern Tier for she has been attending night school sewing classes for several terms. Mr. Eccles- ton's experience will enable him to make many contributions to church and community, with golfing and gardening For lighter moments. We shall miss them both very much for Mr. Eccleston's keen interest and helpful suggestions have always been an inspiration to us. Similar- ly, Miss Carpenter's outstanding record in science teaching has been an incentive to all of us. The Homemaking Department extend their best wishes for happydays ahead to both of their fel- low teachers. - Hazel ide 5, Wahl MRS. HELEN HENDERSON Cooking instructor ...ff 1 Family relations. Home Sweet Home. m 'S -, V I sim' A jx. xii 0 mfs 3 , 2 l Q Homemcking MRS. SMITH French teacher, Head of Language Dept. ln 1928 Johnson City was most fortunate to find as a successor to their beloved Mr. Smith, a young man of promise. His was an enviable position, but with it went heavy responsibilities which he shouldered courageously and wisely. lt was he who guided the youth of our town, ad- vised them, and followed their careers with keen interest. He gave generously of his time and money, neither seeking publicity nor wanting it. Those of us who became members of the Johnson City school system considered ourselves truly fortunate. He knew how to encourage his teach- ers with a warm, sincere smile and a cheerful greeting. His criticism was always of a con- structive nature. To him, progressive education meant keeping up with the times, yet retaining the good of the past. MRS . JANET AINEY Latin teacher Opto mi amici, ut multos annosfelicis- simos cum virtute et fama agas. Now, after many years of exceptional service, he has chosen to retire. No one regrets his de- cision more than his teachers. ln him they had a true and loyal Friend, one to whom they could take their problems. He is still in the prime of life, vigorous, energetic, efficient. He richl deserves the ears of leisure that lie ahead! years during which he may do many of the things for which he has had so little time. To him go the warmest regards and highest respect of all Johnson City. A member of our Faculty, influenced, no doubt, b Mr. Eccleston's decision to retire, has decided that she, too, would enioy a life of leisure. MissCarpenter, chairman of the science department, has rendered invaluable service, not only to our school, but to the teaching pro- fession of New York State. Her superior qual- ities of leadership have been an inspiration to all those who have come in contact with her, teachers and students alike. In recognition of her outstanding accomplishments she was voted a Fellow of the New York State Science Teach- ers' Association. Johnson City is indeed proud and fortunate to claim her as their own. May she continue to enioy, in the rich years that lie ahead, the excellent health, vitality and en- ergy which she possesses. She takes with her the affection and the esteem of the entire school. - Mary Brega Smith is K ii 'N I in K MR. JAMES MC CABE Latin teacher Voluntas mea poo vobis- successus in omni ve. fWe wish for you - success in everything -... BUSINESS TEACHER OF THE YEAR MISS MARIE REYNOLDS Head of Commercial Dept. Office Practice teacher 'Selected by N.O.M.A. An International Honor One day we heard it. . .'usta whisper. . . but it landed like a bombshell. . .MR. ECCLE- STON'S RETIRINGII Some timelater. . .again we heard. . .EDITH'S RETIRING TOOII Each time word came, we couldn't believe it. We couldn't because we didn't want to. As the year rolled along, wherever a few of us gathered, we spoke of them. These conver- sational comments speak more eloquently the feelings of the commercial faculty on the re- tirement of Howard Eccleston and Edith Carpen- ter than any formal message of mine. As I re- call some of them, they went like this: Said Leona Doig: Was there ever anyone nicer to new teachers than Edith? Mr. Eccle- ston is the best listener I have ever met. He al- ways makes time to talk over your problem with you, and he makes an effort to see it through your eyes. He's the most capable and consider- ate superintendent a school could haveI Said Selma Schmidt: When I think of Mr. Eccleston's going, I feel as if part of the school itself is going. I have known Edith Carpenter only a little while, but every time we meet she is so pleasant and friendly. Said Goer e Miner: In Mr. Eccleston's own 9 0 words to us on many occasions, 'They have done a fine iob.' Said Lillian Heath: Who could be nicer to go to no matter what your trouble or your joy? Mr. Eccleston is so understanding of everyone. I can remember Edith from when I first had her for my teacher. She was a mighty good teacher then and she still isl The only thing the years have done to her is to make her better looking - isn't her hair beautiful? Said Margaret Lallier: Howard started his teaching career in my hometown, Amsterdam. When I came to teach at Johnson City, it was like 'coming home.' He has been a tried and true friend ever since. We are going to miss 1 V .r 1 -v MR. EUGENE BAXTER MISS LILLIAN HEATH Typing Commercial 34 May you achieve yourfinest ambition . ' Edith. She was always so willing to help and her judgment was always so sound. Said Gene Baxter: Mr. Eccleston is a most welcome visitor to any classroom. The students and teachers alike enjoy having him come. Even my sophomore B's don't seem to mind when that smiling face appears over their shoulders to watch the efforts of their fumbling fingers. Edith isn't like some teachers l've heard about . . .instead of letting down with the years, she goes on to bigger and better honors right to the end. Long after they have left us to enjoy their well-earned days of leisure, we will continue to reminisce. Many little things in our daily rou- tine will remind us of them, attesting again and again to the fact that though they may retire from this scene of their faithful labors, they can never retire from our hearts. Their many and sustained kindnesses throughout the fleeting years have endeared them to us beyond the power of time or distance to dim. lt is fitting that this golden anniversary year is their retirement year for it would be hard to find two educators of more sterling qualities to adorn so jeweled a year. They are pearls of great price personally and professionally. ln their names we have only one hope and one pledge - that the good work started by each of these master teachers will prosper - that it may be beautified in the hands of worthy successors. To the best of our ability in commerce we will do our part that this may be accomplished. When it comes to good wishes, we have many too many to enumerate but all of them are well summarized in the words of an old and favorite lrish prayer: May the road rise to meet them May the wind be always at their backs And may God hold them In the hollow of His hand. for the Commercial Department - Marie Reynolds ? MRS . SELMA SCHMIDT MISS LEONA DOIG MISS MARGARET LALLIER Commercial Attendance and Commercial Commercial, Advisor of Student Council ' The faith that can move mountains can't always get away with a bluff.' if 'ig Y.. Qi I 5, uw-H eq! 'F as ? ,g. :ling ,..-M time fb rGelebr2Lti1 , -.mt if my 7--1 -z ' ' , fm ,ga M B Tl- ,,.. .Ail-Lf, , -is W .-P. Aff , '. ' ' aff' ., ,ikgna ,J 1 H .ff:spf..,,fwL. ,rw x, 1 ,,.,,.,. , . I 2-1.1 - if -f i! 1 ft safe: .Q i , ,IV :tux .. .,A,3,e: ' ' . Hi W S' . fi, 5 ,.. ,,5sz9I:,f1J z 5 , A' . , ,Ee 1 1' s the outherri tier '1,,' xv X. 1 . mm .K we :W B B, J B ,o e B B, w , 1, 1' n e,e, ji MR. MINER ,L., Commercial, Head Baseball Coach F' Y L- eiod B ' Y l if 9 1 1 J A X I Q, J cp if f i nw Ci- .J ci i , Aj W, M f B y l ff- fre, .B 'F' 'lun 1--L Najaf , nfl r ,an :ogg A ,SQ .W - I! , 1 -1 . . , My A ,V f , . J al l Ci ' 4' ,P J 'Nath 1 U gn-Q , , . ix., 45, .E Y aixglel' , o H 4 , W, , It I I i , ,XL A KA., iv.. m'33'f 4 H NME. , Q Q . JL .-E. il, bk , RK V1-4 , F 5 M 31. lx ITV, U 1.5 S ki K K ,- V' if' , i lg, 4, .A L, 195' 3 ' L , 2 ' 'f Q, i' , :il-Q af' 3' Y K' ., K .. X ' - . f '- - . f ' wg, if -K' -A 1 - pw- 'iff V, 4 ' KE, V f' - fv 15? . E A ny ,V , 2 M, E fre ' ,gAg,'7 V, - iw, V , ,B N A L,-' ' fi ' Af A N A .A -H ' ' ' M J f' ' 'ir Y . E' , l 'l' 41245 5-Q i, - 1 3. H L X ' Row l: Bolo Winters, Dick Linelwan, Dave Luzadis, Jerry Grizwold. Row 2: Bob Miller, Rodney Bidwell, Jim Gallagher, Jolm Lazo, Bob Fredericlas, John Kocenko. Row 3: Fran Nezlek, Joe Koklas, Al Regni, Len Biles, Dave Howard, Mr. Miner. ba eball champion N. MR. BRITTAIN Mechanical Drawing insfruciorg J.V. Baseball Coach A ,'if ,'3i1'7X-. aaa -A are . V ,, . Q' A , is xx W, X W 3 k wif' XXX , sv M 'D J , Rf C t w I l- f I 1 B 5 f W N l r 24 l 1 'A l A ' 1 A V A lil ll' 'l 4 i Bl B 4 'PFI' 1 l P .1 V' l B 'Pj 1 M , l-I 'r l mr . . V B R A 'B B, l 1 3 'J' Ln vl ,Q ' it We ,,l. , 1 1. ' 41 .R 5. h liti fq K ., 'B , ' , I . V - .us J ' Wm , A ' A .f A Ah 5 -lp: 'tg V ,.,,f':! ' W 5, -M:r5L,::' Q5 wc, V, 6 if ' ga Bm G4 Row l: Ed Valick, Bill Dielfielcl. Row 2: Dave Pafz, Doug Lannon, Bob Wood, Larry Kocenko, Bob Kursf, Marlin Hovancik, Norb Hovancik, Ron Tufsky, Jolfmn Menbenneff. Row 3: Neil lsham, Bob Kuhn, Tom Kabula, Joe Yannuzzi, Alan Capuclwi, Ed Biles, Al Parsons, George Briffain . 39 L if .. l 4 . 2EeS44,s3244G'c3S,52ey45 A ' ls g, yyyi - il ' i Es 3 it 'f 435f w 'J 1 'f'?u-W rg.. igzv El' 'Mm it-f if 'tn f ' V62 335353 Row l: Bob Westcott, Helmet Lotfler, Chick Eames, Dick Nezelek, Ed Connolly, Norman Patinka, Dan Koval, Dick Linehan, Dave Luzadis, Jim Barno. Row 2: George Stebbins, Frank Murphy, Bohclon Rucky, Jerry Schencky, Steve Alger, John Blasko, Chuck Mann, Nick Minchak, George Yoggy. Row 3: Bill Kroutz, Walt Serowick, Fran Rafter, Bill O'Neil, Joe Yannuzzi, John Seketa Len Biles, Bob Sebesta, Bob Severance, Bob Bridges, Tom Kubla, Butch Zedik, John Burchell Tom Brown . Francis Mullins - l think there was a great improvement in the team all the way around, blocking, tackling, and in spirit. l think the new football tielcl will make a great improve- ment in our football team. We will lose some key lettermen but we have some very good ma- terial coming up . 40 MR. FRANCIS MULLINS 3' r Head Football Coachg Social Studies teacher ' Q l have but 'Three Little Worcls' to say to the sen- rv 'af i iors, 'Go, Go, Go. ' - ,Q ,'., .J V L I ,- . ,h H 1' ' I I ', 9 M ' 6 2' I X Discussing plays: Chuck Mann, Bill Korutz, Mr. Mullins, Tom Brown. I .W Q , 15 I' 'K Y .X . .1 A MR . STANLEY URSPRUN G V dl- -X Social Studies teacherg Freshmen Football Coachp 'F ,,Q?35gg?' J.V. Basketball Coach 5 ,re it as W' 1 Q . Q! r so F 7? N , -4 I uquvnn-P l l xo F A u M A- t, iv . - , . 1, ,. lk., N,.,, P' :VK J J,,,,,-,,,, V my LM ff-' ' . ,, ', -i fi . I , w ' ,fm 4 ' F EN' W A.,,rj 'W ' I 'wmv' rf. F . . srcc or fi' Y r 4 4 ,, A rxf 1-1 . R 9 vn.,,.1 N dw ju 4 1 L WNW H .f,,,,ms ,, Q 1 fwgpr - f tl., J ,V ,ii E? Y '- gf T ixllf' irrm, 3? 1, Q Egjgg vz 1-sm . JI if if 5 s 'get gig' K iw 4 1' ,guuun munwmw .. W.. nw. t A wigs, 4-QXA MRS. FRANCES GOULD I G ym Teac her A rig. 4 ARCHERY CLUB: Alice Ann Briffoin, Presidenfg Dorofhy Curcy, Vice Presidenfp Sarah Sheroshick Secretcxryp Marilyn Kunfz, Treasurer. rw? HOCKEY TEAM: Delores DeSanfe, Kukol , Barbara Johnson Dorothy Suflifa, Alice Ann Britfaini Joan Belebruck, Shirley Hoataling, Dot Curay. 43 Lil EJ .-I-s-11' J.V. CHEERLEADERS: Nancy Hast- ings, Barbara Perry, Olga Sfasko, Cap- faing Sarah Sheroshick, Elaine Edsel . VARSITY CHEERLEADERS: Sandra Breese, Faith Tuisk , June Beddoe, Sheila Hearon, Ruth Mainionis, Elizabeth Mrowca, Pai' Pefrolle, Rose Michalei, Maureen Farrell. o THE TRAINING CAR BECCMES AUTOMATIC V 1' . fan is 7 MR. CAREY ' in Driver Training teacher 1 C g N IIIJA I m,hV f You, You're Driving Me Crazy i 5 I 2 I Q rr? 'I ifrr it ' 'V Q 5 GK These four students were the winners in a skiII driving contest held at North High School. North High took first place with Donn Jackson and Henry Hammer taking the second and third spots. Charlene Ace took second in the girls' division. - ,jfe-gs x , MR. CORDTS Gym teacher, Varsity Basketball Coach, Asst. Football Coach 46 Rolo, Bala, Ball Mike Moran, Gene Klym We had a good team, with lots of spirit. The games we lost were hard fought. The school spirit behind us was good, but it could be a lot better. There are a number ot good J.V. boys coming up that should help us to have a winning team next year. High Scorer JC 65 - Ithaca 48 Gallagher 24 JC 70 - ESS 66 Klym 20 JC 57 - Vestal 51 Moran T5 JC 48 - Sayre 49 Moran T5 JC 46 - Central 70 Klym T4 JC 63 - Homer 71 Gallagher T8 JC 62 - North 40 Klym 23 JC 24 - U-E 56 Latronica 7 JC 76 - Sayre 48 Moran 23 JC 57 - Central 77 Moran 22 JC 60 - Cortland 68 Klym 26 JC 65 - Waverly Sl Skoniecki 27 JC 7l - EFA 79 Moran 28 JC 6l - North 44 Moran 29 JC 64 - U-E 59 Moran T9 'f ,,,. ,T ,N ,4 ff T 's 3 .l....L x VARSITY BASKETBALL TEAM: Row l: Bill Chamberlain, Bill Wheeler, Jerry Skoneki, Jim Galla gher, Tony Lafronica. Row 2: Mr. Cordfs, Gene Klym, Ed Biles, Sfan Koliander, John Chaney, Mike Moran, Len Biles MOOSE HAD A DAY K N, ff, w E s Soutlaamtiar basketball champions 'V ul,- 'IU J.V. BASKETBALL: Row l: Robert Murphy, Richard Gulbin, Dan McCormack , John Hughes, Dan Gallagher, Arf May, Ed Connoly. Row 2: Donald Foley, Bob Bridge, Nils Bahringer, Tom Peffif, Jerry Wescoft, Renynole Harbison, Mr. Ursprung, J.V. Basketball Coach. g x I s wg 5 J . , X F ,M 7 , .. l,,.,, F WI ,Cl 5 . 1 , V VOLLEYBALL TEAM 2 Wlfy- ,gf V. ' 'k -p iw.-C E Q E . AA . .t .E ,. .N ...W 1,f.f,,.-yi A Ze ,QL ,..1--4,12 5 5 gf 3 ,f 'if - i t f . -14111 MR. GEORGE CLARKE Industrial Arts instructor ,wg .5 ,, .0 llnm Il, IW gf Cm , 1 Q.. f-- wv . .,.... 'ie ,lif '- . R rr: -'Vx E- 1- i .- K , u r . X Q tripl itie high Cho ol Champion it' ' A ' 'Rrf A J , R .,., E C , 1 1 1 E 'li' A E' ' A ca! ' I 1 h it E: Q ' Ffh , - W sg! i V' -f any R J r l I k Q - . 9 A t .Wx A A A 117 ' rf ee . E, 45 ,,, -- I Lea ,:L'- A' I ax 3 : Q xc gzip U ' t ' 3. ,If rr- . BOWLING TEAM: Row l: Ralph Ketchum, Dick Crompton, Joe Ketchum, .lim Keaner Steve Zelsotz . Row 2: Ray Ziats, Al Merithew, Donald McDonald, Don Horton, Mr. George Clarke. , +rx.g or ...4 'A Q. ,, jiz. N fr ,731 'Q Y, xv 1. 2 r 4.- 55, 1, K1,, 3: ' -' 1 3 r iw, . 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Tvn .2 2 '5 U, .1 Q, . 5 -8 cu 5 S ' .- 75 LE I Q X as Q .E .J ,ff '5 C 2 c 3 Q 3 . +- o .Q o 5 an be os Z J c 8 'S 5 -m L11 x 1: 36 .S cn -1 4 N eu S- Q, P E 3 Q . C 3 S2 ff e -C U -0- -1 O c -, U TI .9 in , .122 xcu cu.o9 :ox- Emi -Q . 10:1 QDDEELE Pm? .IQ-'I 532 .-cvC L H510 EUC,-' OP-C-54 10,02 m- .- UC U 64Ng 155545 l-ODCE cn L o cv O J .2 Q John Kclprczk, s nski ci Terry Bo E. 3 .C U 41 on M 4 . 4- C U N s. CD ney, Casey S John Cha s AC LD 3 o .X N , George Wys E Z o 25 g I0 2 GJ c-ri 3 o cz w F Christiana, Mr . Kinfner i , .J :Q J ' if N A ' T T ' I 1- -E ,yi 'S'- WRESTLING: Garry Hall, Ken Knize, Dick Woifoch, Dick Holly, John McLaughlin, Terry Benner, Sieve Sfasclwo, Bill Yellverfone, Sfeve Pefrosko, Jim Brooks, Bill Delifielcl, Earl Gardner. .ly .K 5, A sf l N X by . - 2 ,wer ' 3, If 42 T ' 4 A T , li gif: 53 k.A VH ,A E , Y .l A ' m ,. RJ . GOLF TEAM: Walt Pichura, Wayne Berg, Fred Perry, John Grappone, Ray Ziats. The public schools of Johnson City have been most fortunate to have had the leadership and guidance of Howard B . Eccleston. We cannot express adequately our apprecia- tion for the friendliness and human understand- ing he offered whenever any of the staff were having personal difficulties. We know he was genuinely interested in our problems. lt has been a pleasure to have worked with Mr. Eccleston during the years knowing that he understands the problems in teaching. His work of encouragement in recognition of our efforts tx ,X L ,- V w s if x px - always made it much more pleasant to surmount difficulties that are sure to be met in teaching. The entire community has profited by the wise administration of Mr. Eccleston. The welfare of the children has been of paramount importance in his life as shown by his genuine interest and concern for all phases of our school activities. His cheerful greeting - always time for a word or two - has made him lasting friendships with the staff. Loyalty to him and his ideals was the natural result of his own personality. ax j V agp T TQ ,S ,, i R ' 5 MR. BROOKS . Wgsi ' 1 1 mg' . r A f Head of lndustrial Arts Dept. 1 M, nv 2 The greatest of faults, I should say, is to be conscious of none . MR. EVERS Print Shop instructorg Chairman of Salary Committeeg Committeeman for 50th Anniversary Celebration - Thomas Carlyle w -.Rx - .3 U I S in w I ,V f V '11 Q 4, 1 . r- Q, Fir. I. 1 W .,' V1 -. , 5, V . - fn ,,, W ,ewgggk Q ' -ink A 7 . ,137 J ' 4 . wm:q1uxmm .J gwfmmufrg-. '- ,. f 4 ,, i, ,v 1 1 ,f ,a 1 r A: rf lf r. 1 . U I. . a a o Q o , n o vu c o 1 s .Q L3 rf, ef 1 o o o Q ,,, -.., .,, , ' x W' ., JR. RED CROSS: Gwendolyn Jones, Presidenf. S , N I , vi-' W , V wg 3 . , kin '44 5 'Vi his s :iw 9 HONOR SOCIETY OF .l.C.H.S., affiliated wiflfm National Honor Society: Robert Brozeffi, President. MRS . COURTRIGHT Head of Math Dept. Reflecting upon the merits of our JohnsonCity school system at this fiftieth anniversary, we realize how much we owe to the wise adminis- tration of Howard B. Eccleston and our splendid Board of Education for the prevailing atmosphere of industry and harmony. As new methods and philosophies have been presented to the educational world, they have been weighed here carefully, some have been accepted, not because they were new, but be- cause they were better. By using the bestiof the new and the best of the traditional, we have maintained a healthful balance between the progressive and the conservative. Our grad- uates, who have done so well in competition with those from other systems, will agree, l am sure, that Johnson City has served them well . We are sorry indeed to lose Mr. Eccleston and also Miss Carpenter, who has given so generous- ly of her time and talents. We wish them con- tentment in well-earned retirement and hope that their successors will enioy the same high esteem of the entire school personnel . - Anne Courtright MlSS WIGHTMAN Math teacher C 9.1 2 W Vs, Refi- H :af-Q1 ,Q 1 x JA at W at f ii 11 it ig i at 4 : 5 I' fi' z. fm! . -.fx - .,, 5. 1, 1fp,i.,1igtg3 ,fs L5 v3s....+., W f es: 1:-with ii ef B if -... fx MR . DEAN Math instructor, Golf Coach bpm 4'-f l brush 81 palette club -ii fi V' xx S Kb,-W iw K 1 ' V Q SL X ,Mk I 1 , 1 , I , Mwgf-V Q -'W ,N lb' - , , 1 1 , f -L. MR . VANDA Art instructor, Key Club Advisor, Wildcat Ad- visor, Art Club Advisor pug r T, Mg, v . si K! :jf KEY CLUB: Row T: Louis May, Dick Christiana, Mr. Vanda, Tony Petrolle, John Grap- pone, Jim Gallagher, Bob Young, Bob Taylor, Bob Brozzetti . Row 2: Brad Spangenberg, Bill Gibson, Dan McCormick, Bernard Beble, Dick Tucker, Larry Siler, Doug Unell, Neil Greenwood, Chuck Lawter, Tony Latronica. Row 3: Jim Burgess, Andy Duclash, Tom Pettit, Nils Bahringer, Gary Gage, John Lucas. 57 l if pw: WILDCAT EDITORIAL STAFF: Row I: Claudette Vaughn, Nancy Pospisil, Helen Matson, Elizabeth Klimow, Barbara Young, Marlene Frtyal . Row 2: Mr. Vanda, Bob Barniak, Carol Williams, Barbara Henkiel, Pat Judsky. Absent: William Heater, Art Editor. Q-4 WILDCAT ADVERTISING STAFF: Row I: Beverly Toner, Mary Jane Scarlett, Advertising Editor, Pat Rice. Row 2: Millicent Gerich, Barb Henlciel, Sarah Sheroshiclc, Pat Judsky. Inset: Alice Ann Brittain. ii Whois Who in TEDDY LEJA JOHN GRAPPONE President French Club Student Director of Band President Key Club ROBERT BROZETTI President Senior A Class President Science Club President Honor Society . W. my SANDRA KINGSLEY MARY ANN OTRUBA President F . H .A . President Sophomore A WILLIAM KORUTZ Co-Captain Football Team T sr,lsi,:i Y f is ii T- xl 51 ., TONY PETROLLE DOT PAPENHEIMER GWEN JONES President Junior A President Sophomore B President Red Cross 75? 5 .ss uf-.ggi rr- Q E tiissi ooro JACK HUTZ'-ER BILL HEATER J.Mc LAUGHLIN MARGE PAVLIK ROBERT YOUNG GENE KLYM Presfdenl U 'N ' Art Editor Co-Captain President Brush Secretory Co-Captain H 'Y Club Yearbook of WreStlir1g and Palette Club Athletic Council Basketball Teflm ,.., f rrtt E at .oi-, rs s fi R i . GEORGE YOGGY MARY JANE SCARLETT PAT JUDSKY JIM GALLAGHER President Student Council Co-Editor Maroon CO'ECllTOl' MGYOOH C0-Captain Basketball Team .TH ,. ,EE - Published by the Students of Johnson City High School i Johnson City, New York NJ? 5 MARY JANE SCARLETT The Maroon, published eight times during the year, is the official voice of J.C. . .the purpose is to present a cross-section of student thought. Sometimes the end product is good, sometimes not so good, but the all- important fact to remember is that each and every member of the staff is alwa s trying to turn out a paper which is tops. And, believe it or not, the members of the staff are hu- man. lf you don't believe it, look at who's on the staff. . .some of the most human humans in the school. The work is divided into several phases: writers, walkers, 60 talkers, drawers, and add- ers. The writers naturally write, the walkers naturally walk to advertisers to obtain adds, the talkers talk and keep other staff members amused while they work, the drawers draw those funny pictures on the editorial page, and finally the adders add up the to- tals at the end of the year to find out how far in the red Maroon finances have iourneyed during the course of the year. ln relation to the Maroon the stu- dent body may be divided into two general work groups: the doers and the don'ters. The doersdo PAT JUDSKY swag? MR. GARRETT Maroon Advisor, Social Studies teacher May the light of virtue show the way. . . subscribe, the don'ters don't. Ap- proximately forty percent of the stu- dent body are consistent doers, forty percent are consistent don'ters, the remaining twenty percent are some- timers . . .sometimes doers and sometimes don'ters. If more of the don'ters became doers then more of the walkers would become Writers, and the adders would use more black ink instead of red. However, all's well that ends well . . .thanks to those who helped and blub to those who didn't. See you next year. . .maybel , MAROON: Row l: Pat Franklin, Poetry, Janet Kadlecilc, Business, Mary Jane Scarlett, Co-Editor, Pat Judsky, Co-Editor, Marlene Frtyal, Feature Editor. Row 2: Sandra Breese, Exchange, Pat Rice, Girls' Sports, Barbara Young, Adver- tising, Carolyn Leonard, Advertising, Alice Ann Brittain, Advertising. ziggy v l REPORTERS: Row l: Slweila Hearon, Betty Mrowca, Faith Tutsky, Maureen Farrell. Row 2: Cubs. O' nf- VW be Jim Waggoner, Sandra Breese, Arlene Ropic . Corliss Archer Mr. Archer . . Mrs. Archer . . Mildred .... Dexter Franklin Cousin Agnes . Betty ..... Louise..... . Mr. Franklin . Mrs. Franklin . The Doctor . . The Nurse. . . Director. . . . . . Arline Ropic . . . Robert Barniak . . . Shelia Hearon . .... Charlene Ace . . . . . James Waggoner . . Mary Anne Dekar . . . Sandra Breese . Nedra Henderson . .Robert Brozzetti . . . .Lydia Walker . . James Gallagher . . . .Sue Bahringer . . . . . .Miss Edith Cutting Student Director ........ Eloise Taber Orchestra Director . . Mr. Kenneth Myers 62 meet Cerliss Archer COMMITTEES: HOUSE: Janet Kadlecik, chairman, Sarah Sheroshek, Joan Van Bumble, Polly Pollock, Ann Leonard, Thelma Gregg, Shirley Menard Dolores De Sante, Betty Micha. PUBLICITY: Pat Judsky, chairman, Ruth Saba, Keitha Youngs, Marlene Frtyal, Bill Heater, Marie Hackett. STAGE: Jack Hartman, chairman, James Putnam, Ted Gilbert, Charles Shaw, Wayne Berg, Roy Kohler, Ralph Bellinger, Robert Young, John McLaughlin. PROPS: Margaret Konecny, chairman, Irene Troinar, Doris Schweckendeck, Alice Ann Brit- tain. PROGRAMS: Mary Karius, chairman, Sandra Beach. MAKE-UP and COSTUMES: Elizabeth Klimow, chairman, Mary Jane Scarlett, Gloria Davis, Sandra Huiar, Pat Beukema, Jo Ann Miller, Marilyn Gaidash. PROMPTING: Barbara Bustin, Pat Burchill. TICKETS: Betty Mrowca, chairman, Shirley Place, Ray Merena, Sandra Kingsley, Shirley Houghtaling, George Daniels, Ruth Bush, Shir- ley Lindsey, Pat Rice, Sandra Sanford. I 9: 1 EM Q 7 li 2 E 2 E 4. ,s -un.-r 1 W, W 55,31 if ,I 'H I 5'-Sa, f, Q: if - if . , , ,, .L., W 'S -lm: Wi. 'L-if? 7 ' 'il fi ,, ,, ' '-1 - E ' f ' -' f 'f ' ' i v' , ' - I -r 14 . ,L - g any A i ' lisa ' 4 r... xx Q 1 A I Row I: Arlene Ropic, Sue Bahringer, Jim Gallagher. Row 2: Bob Barniak, Sheila Hearon. tv. .fqlx ' f' ' k ' -Q 5 .Q it Ti fi 'FU 7 1: , A g l ,.ll , N l 5 l l Y L l Row l: Barbara Busfin, Sandra Breese, Pat Burchell, Jim Waggoner, Arlene Ropic, Eloise Taber, Charlene Ace. Row 2: Ma Ann Dekar, Ned H d cl Gallagher. y ra en erson, Ly ia Walker, Bob Barniak, Sue Bahringer, Bob Brozzeffi, Jim 3 l IC f, ,, f -W ' 5 of hnuuy '54 ' The S6601 Chu vfaenu 9 4 9 pm Comedy S A Thtee D .4 Jonf' 'lug :Wong ci-xovon 1954 . 99 waav e 'nmg,M1SChoot Auaiwofium J . gag C69 Johitfon Harry Graves . . Joe ...... Grace Graves . . Hilda ..... Lois ..... Judy ...... Fluffy Adams . . . J.B. Curtis . . Ellen Curtis . . . Willis Reynolds . . . Barlow Adams .... Western Union Boy . . Merrill Feurbach . . . Sterling Brown . . . Albert Kunod . . . Tommy Arbucile . . Charles ...... Henry ........ Haskell Cummings . . CAST OF JUNIOR MISS uno.. ...nun- gg S Miss Doerner, directing ' her last play atJ.C.H.S. Bradford Spangenberg . . . Robert Sebesta . . Margaret Mayers . . . .Carol Leonard . Barbara Monkovich . . .Ruth Mainionis . . . Jean Kadlecik . . William Gibson . . Nan Cundey . . . .Jack Hutzler . . Leonard Kenderes . . . .Robert Pufky . . .Joseph Seniw . . . Donn Jackson . . . .Joseph Murph . James McCormacK . . . . Robert Pufky . . William Sheredy . . Nick Occhino junior miss STUDENT COUNCIL SCIENCE CLUB CIRCLE FRANCAISE - D ATHLETIC COUNCIL 1 g ' FY'-' gg W . ,, . M . Q Q 1' 1 Y. ' ,. Z I Am - .. , . hx? A A vi? A 93' , : .: A P 3 1.532 'L fn .1 . Q, ia 4 2'- , fi Ne'-A' ' 1 Q v W ., mg, X l ' f- ,ILT , , f 4- 4 - fi as I if m ! g Yi. L b rv L if g1 . i V, Q' , ' L if '23 ' J: 5 ,. g. JA i S sf' ff . 6 -qi. In -Y' U. . ,5 :Ah Av- J , V 3 fi' 7 , ' W VW F fi! Q- yi '- If f 'srl , if - ' if ,S f f A w x, :fl u... - M Q ,' 'M ' A ' - , ff' ,Lt 3Yc ' , . Q , gil 'gf' if-STX. AR .a.l 1 :Z A 3 -f , ., lik gay' x, 'x Xxx 1- 'Y-Q , I V ,f , . Lv' XX ,3 1 7 fx-N 4 ll ' ff? 575' V '. ' 1 . A fxgg-44 A ' I g f I 'Y' u 'N' X ,audi g I XXEN XA ,'j K-ifxx 7 I QU 'P , 6,4 xx lv 2- 7 ,wh 11' R if .. if 1 ,ffx 1 y ,O 7 Q 2 ff- ,L N fry iq, Q ,fn , f ' + A'?gg, f X Xx ff -f T -N I, A , i qgn X is Q if 4' ' Y 5 f4,,?h,V ' X 4-5 'K Q' -c , 4 2 if -' L ' Q -l - x I RQ almlgf X ' ' , - f 3 -X s - 'H gl! .., 5 -A Z9 , mon Qu emr x Nw A FA James A . The sea can be sunny, and gentle Sometimes you might almost The You never could s But the sea has another Its anger can pu With ponderous Its billows The When So I like to I LADY' strea while fists of change as swift , it's as meek of the sea as a ked A beautiful lady engulfing the shore. With cool, scented breezes she'll gently ess you, Her surf will invitingly soothe your tired fee . The shadowy depths will surround you and rest ou NX-X Through the ounding of breakers you feel her heaft beat P The mc her She paces As the sun Her leaves' She vents And sailors, IDG Can only give in to her fiendish it no Often men seek to def her, outwit W m The on alll 1 Thensl' ce built a , with wondrous it seems Y that sea has a liking for the hearts of the In those to whom oft' in its hatch her great Yes, the sea is a mortal can sou, 68 .,,--.. ,, , ... 4 A,-f'9' 1- 3 .,f' .f,., ,.,,f-,Q,.' ge, if --s. L..--7 - 4 , -we s 21? ANS, , 4 s ,, ...ev-4-V fs f ':'f.f ff .K 'f-:Ng gk 2 'fx officer of tha january graduate A-A ROBERT PUF KY Smooth Sailing Basketball, Varsity, J .V., Senior Play, Senior Class Vice President. JACK HUTZLER l Al1, Sweet Mystery of Life President U.N . Hi-Y, President Senior Class, Senior Play, 5? CARL LEONARD Don't Get Around Much Anymore Football, Varsity, J.V., Class Treas- Ul'el'. POS 1? 3 -allr- ANNETTE VASILKO No Sud Songs For Me Baseball, Glee Club, Senior Play Com- mittee, Senior Class Secretary, Home- room Secretary 2,3,4. -we-ywz-1 BARISAPA BANAS THOMAS BROWN BARBARA BANAS Little Things Mean A Lot Basketball, Volleyball, Choir, Senior Play, Red Cross, French Club, Leaclers' Club. THOMAS BROWN Fine Brown Flame Football, Varsity, J.V., Basketball, Intramural, Volleyball, Glee Club, Student Council, Class Officer, Home- room Officer. MICHAEL BARTOSIK FRANK BOCINSKI RUTH BRADLEY DOLORES SUTORA MICHAEL BARTOS I K Basketba I I , Intramural . DOLORES BUTORA I'lI String Along With You Archer - Color Guard- Cvlee y, , Club, Choir, Senior Play Committee. I SAM COOPER FILANK BOCINSKI Everybody Loves a Lover SAM COOPER I Can't Get Started Football, J.V., Basketball, Intramural, Volleyball, Senior Play Committee. WILLIAM COX RUTH BRADLEY Teeny Weeny Glee Club, Yearbook Staff. WILLIAM COX FiddIestIcIqs Wrestling, Band, Basketball, ,I,V SING, SING, SING JUNE CRONE NAN CUNDEY BARBARA ELLIS RITA FANCHER I Believe Earth Angel If I Didn't Care A Man Chases A Girl Until She Drama Club, Homeroom Secretary, Senior Play, Maroon Staff, Yearbook, Catches Him lFrench Club, F .H.A. Drama Club. MARILYN FRANKLIN SHIRLEY FULLER RONALD GAIDUSEK WILLIAM GIBSON, JR. Mana Lisa I'm Just A Poor Bachelor Freshman Football, J.V., Band, Glee Club, Choir, Senior Play, Student Council, Class Officer, Homeroom President, Athletic Council, Math Club, Key Club. V mv? ? L i ,, '- JUNE ELIZABETH CRONE NAN REGINA CUNDEY BARBARA ANN ELLIS RITA DAWN FANCHER A MARlLyN ANA FRANKLIN WILLIAM LAWRENCE GIBSON, JR. 7I DONALD HALL MARY HARDT VIRGINIA HOAGLIN I Whistle A Happy Tune TI1of's All I Want Undecided Homeroom Secretary. ANTHONY JABLONOWSKI DONN JACKSON JOYCE JACOBS Keep lf Guy Some Enchanted Evening Softly, Softly Baslcefbcll, Intromurolg Track, Vorsiiyg Volleybcllp Senior Play. DAVID HONSINGER Roving Kind CHARLES JOHNSON Now Hear This J.V. Mancgerg Football, Vursify. it DONALD RAY HALL MARY MARGARET HARDT VIRGINIA ANNETTE HOAGLIN DAVID RUFUS HONSINGER ANTHONY THOMAS JABLONOWSKI DONN PAUL JACKSON JOYCE ELAINE JACOBS 72 WA' CHARLES JOSEPH JOHNSON SING, SING, SING JEAN MARIE CAROL ANN LEONARD JEAN KADLECIK Enioy Yourself Glee Club, Senior Play, F.H.A. CAROL LEONARD WcITzing Down The Aisle Wiflw You' Tennis, Glee Club, Choir, Senior Play, Homeroom Sec retary . ALAN LAWRENCE KASSON LEONARD ANDREW KENDERES , ,,I,.,, M I , .W ., ,W , S-.Qu xg, ' LC g : angie ,,1fg: ii' if A212531 H- -' az22z1sfE2a11 1. 42122224111 il -:I7Z1F32:321 3-' MERRILL FLINT LUDWIG ALAN KASSON One Woman Mon Football, J.V., Track, Band, Senio Play Committee. MERRILL LUDWIG Haven'I Got A Worry Track, Varsiryg Glee Club. -A N K ..,,. I fx, I lie .. , X, -'if i'TZ'LK '15-'x -E ri :Lg - X F 73 JOSEPH JOHN LUKASIK RUTH ANN MANONIS LEONARD KENDERES Something Cool Glee Club, Senior Play, Drama Club, Red Cross. Josem-1 Lumsm '-ru sway-- Basketball, Intramural, Volleyball. THOMAS KUKOL RUTH MAINIONIS Bell Of The Ball Softball 3, Cheerleading 3,45 Glee Club 2,3,4, Choir 4, Junior Miss - Judy Graves, Student Council, Home- room Secrefary, Yearbook Staff. ,,T1.i . . .I N IQ. f ar. - ,ru MARGARET ANN MAYERS JAMES FRANCIS Mc CORMACK IRA FRANKLIN Mc INTYRE ' EDWARD JOSEPH MICHALAK MARGARET MAYERS Tlwat's My Desire Basketball 2,3, Volleyball 2, 3, Senior Play, Yearbook Staff. EDWARD MICHALAK Great Scott Football, Varsity, J.V., Track, J.V., Wrestling. RAYMOND JOHN MILLER JAMES MC CORMACK Love You So Football, J.V., Basketball, Intramural, Senior Play, Student Council, Class President 2, Homeroom Treasurer. RAYMOND MILLER l Can Read Between The Lines Class Treasurer 2,3, Homeroom Treas- urer 2. I BARBARA JOAN MONKOVICH IRA MC INTYRE School Daze Basketball, J.V., Track, Senior Play, Class Officer. BARBARA MONKOVICH Strike Up Tlne Band RICHARD JOHN MICHAEL JOSEPH PAUL MURPHY RICHARD MICHAEL l'm The King Of Brokon Hearts Basketball, lntramura I, Class Vice President 2,3, JOSEPH MURPHY l'm Sitting On Top Of The World Freshman Football, Basketball, Intra- mural, Senior Play, Maroon Staff. NICHOLAS OCCHINO RAYMOND PATINKA Wonderful, The Boy From Bashful Bend CLEMENT PROPER MICHAEL RUSHANSKI I'II Sail My SI1ip Alone Class President 2, French Club. SING, SING, SING RONALD PATRICIAN Hey Good Looking Basketball, J.V., Band. DORIN SAUBERBIER Me And My Shadow GERALD POCHILLY AII The World Loves A CIown Football, Varsity, J.V.,BasketbaII In framuralg Bowling, Baseball, J.V. ROBERT SEBESTA Bop Boopsie Dc Football, Varsity, J.V.p Track, J.V.5 Bowling, Senior Play. JOHN OCCHINO RONALD PATRICIAN - GERALD MICHAEL JOSEPH SENIW WILLIAM SHEREDY BRADFORD SPAN GENBERG BEVERLY SPEAR l Wish l Wuz ln The Good Old Summertime The Old Piano Roll Blues Be My Life's Companion Basketball, J.V., Scorekeeper, Base- Basketball, Intramural, Bowling, Glee Baseball,Varsit , Manager, Band, Or- ball, Manager 3, Intramural, Senior Club, Senior Play. chestra, Glee Cllub, Choir, Senior Play, Play, French Club. Student Council, Key Club, Maroon Staff, Class Song. JOSEPH WALIKIS JOYCE WILLIAMS WILLIAM WOOLLETT Just Another Polka lt's All In The Game It Ain't Necessarily So Bowling. Basketball, Bowling,Tennis, Glee Club, Senior Play Committee. L JOSEPH EUGENE SENIW WILLIAM JOSEPH SHEREDY BRADFORD BROOKS SPANGENBERG BEVERLY ANN SPEAR ,J 'Ag-ff . J 1- I A JOSEPH ANTHONY WALIKIS JOYCE ELLEN WILLIAMS GEORGE WILLIAM WOOLETT 76 Brad Spangenburg and Mr. Young January graduates' moving- up day. January President, Jack Hutzierg June President, Bob Brozetti . Thomas Brown and Mr. Young. January Prom 1955 78 MEMORIES ll ,,1.ff',, if 4.-F , President ' 'T' MW THOMAS STADDEN Q . I . ,... V I ce- President --wr y PHILLIP BILLINGS Secretary Jo ANNE SICKLER CLASS SONG ist Verse The Class of '50 bids farewell, To these halls we love so well, The knowledge gained throughout the years Recalls the memories we held so dear. 2nd Verse Three years ago 'twas strange and new And now those happy days are through, But we will hold in our hearts Sorrow, as we soon must part. A LOOK BACK CLASS OF JANUARY T950 Chorus: Farewell to these, Maroon and White For these three years our guiding light And to the friends we adore And to the teachers we'll see no more We promise we'll ne'er forget The boys and girls we have met And when we leave to go our way We leave our luck to those who stay. FIVE YEARS MEMCWES QL si WILLIAM GRACE 4-1- Treasurer Jovce ZIMMERMAN ANNE VANCA cuxss soNG Our days of high school are behind And now we'll say goodbye. Ahead of us our pafh Iies straight To triumphs high and Fortunes great For each of us some wonderous Fame The Class of i950 is The one fo win 27 Vice-President PETER ZAYAC DREAMS OF LONG AGO , self , ,ii Q. ,M A ' fra W , ,I President WILLIAM LYNCH CLASS OF JANUARY 1951 .1156 6,1 lla? Il Vice-President CAROL SILVERNAIL k , , w g ii' I A L RS E .dw - I 1 A A I E if , 5 'wg - -LAV ' :li .I I l, ,a'i'l' .- Qfkfw M-ml 'f I I ll I if if ,SSS f Secfefcfy 1 I-we Q1 f MARILYN ALLEN Treasurer an MARY ANN GABAK ' I A l' I YET ANOTHER IMPRESSIVE RECORD! WILDCATS OPPONENTS 27 Olean I2 32 Elmira s .s. I8 CIASS SONG 38 G loversvi I le 0 26 Central 0 Verse I 26 U E 7 As we leave our Alma Mater, 41 'WCG 14 We will bicl Farewell to mee. I3 EIm 'C' F 'A' 7 Knowing that thy ioys and gladness, 203 North 5g In our hearts will always be. 80 High school days will soon be over, But their mem'ries will remain. With us through the years they'II linger, We will ne'er Forget thy name. Verse 2 Through the years you'II find us ever Glad that we have studied here. And we always will remember, Classmates that we love so dear. In the future, though we're parted, And each other rarely see, With a fondest yearning ever, We are leaving thee, J.C. Chorus: J .C . - fond thoughts will long linger, Ot school days that soon will be done. Classmates - the Future looks brighter, As we leave you, .I.C . the Class of '5I . OVER THE SEAS OF MEMORIES CLASS OF JUNE 1951 1 kgs I I I . ,W 1--1 'ea J' I P I I WE. I J, rw L ' ' if 'ff ft , v- L Q ' lg . F' A1 1 . , ' 1 L Q I f ,. President .C 1444- X 13' if? - DAVID STARK . cflrir fill f 1 ' - Vice-President ' 1 1 I3 ir ,N M SWARTWOOD W xx L tr sd , M ' i l 'wg31W2 A K aw ,C I A v L' it M W, N If M ,,. ,4 , , 3 4 1 , I- 4 ii ' C Q al.. E ' 1 iw: i t 'fT.1.'a: ff 9'3'1sznQ. ' r- X-ffzii I . I' 0 wh W' fwlgto 4 5 ' 1 C' 4 x . 5 ,Aff N 0 Secretary Treasure, JOAN YANNUZZI MILDRED HAJEK CLASS SONG JUNE '51 The time has come to bid farewell And in our hearts J.C. will dwell We know not what the years may bring But of these thoughts we sing. Chorus: Now dear classmates, we are leaving Friends of dear J .C. Happy times we've spent together We'll remember thee . We've spent three happy years with you And now it's time to bid adieu We wish good-luck to everyone We're the Class of '51 . SONG COMMITTEE Bob Skelding, Joanne Ogden Dorothy Singel, Dixie Bulger Warren Powell, Dick Newton Little did they know that some day in the near future they would all become Student Council Presidents. Left to right: Robert Mitchell, 1953, Mary Hearon, 1954, Gene Ketchum, 1952. 81 l'M DRIFTING BACK TO YOU WILLIAM SOUTHWORTH JOYCE KOZAK 82 CLASS OF JANUARY 1952 JOSEPH NIEMEYER ma im, Standing: Joan Kazmark, Marjorie Brigham, Jackie Sickler ' wlsyv Seated: William Southworth. 4 - 5:4 L. in GERALDROLLO CLEMENTI NE JANUARY CLASS SONG First Verse J .C . fo say goodbye To you ls not an easy Task, Together we have weathered storms Of many years gone post. Second Verse And now our happy days are o'er, Encouraged by your care, We danced, and sang and dreamed of joys And friends we knew were fhere. Chorus Oh hail fo Thee, oh J.C. High And Class of Fifty-Two You have our love and loyalty, Our friendship pledged to you. I Score CHILDHOOD DAYS CLASS OF JUNE 1952 ' If ,,. n , QW M I 'wr-y DAVID HQLLOWAY MARY LEONARD 15 I vs fb- YU UN I., I V t YQU CA N ' 'I' TAKE I JEANNE BEURKETT IT WITH YOU .I.C. 26 Olecm J.C. 24 E.S.S. J.C. I2 E.F.A. J.C. 7 U-E .I.C. I3 Ithaca O North J.C. I5 Central Won Losf Tied 4 I 2 SONDRA COOK VX? Knees up, driving hard, Ketchum if you can. 83 WILDWOOD WAYS President ROBERT MITCHELL Vice-President FRAN K KAMI NS KY Secretory PATRICIA KINGSBURY Treasurer JACQUELINE SIMKULET ACT YOUR AGE CLASS OF JANUARY T953 Q 1 Z ff A A ,sv A gif . -.I g ,. I I Left to right: Frank Kominsky, co-ccptczing Coach Butkusg Gordie Gottlieb, co-captain. f at 1 i 4 I AMONG THE BIRDS AND BEES CLASS OF JUNE 1953 7 . F Q K'- :fre- ff I Inv' ...uw 1 President JOHN NEZELEK Vice-President DONALD WILLIAMS CSU I J A Sec refary I I GLORIA MARSHESKI Treasurer GLENDA STILLINGS PECK'S BAD BOY Red game. Lakafa, I2, during CenfraI 1 DON'T LEAVE ME ALONE an - 'fdivi rl? 'F' O CLASS OF JANUARY 1954 President GORDON GOTTLIEB Vice-Preddent GEORGE TUROCK Treasurer DONNA BOLSON Secrem DOROTHY EVANS BROTHER GOOSE Y The Senior Class of january l955 enacted a three act comedy, Brother Goose . Dick Stank, Brother Goose , being the oldest boy in the family had to care for his younger brothers and sisters. lfiZlCh of the.n, while giving him a lot of trouble, gave the audience an abundance of fine entertainment. This play just goes to show all the problems that can arise in one family during a week. The play proved a huge success under the direction of Mrs. Anna Proc,faculty advisor,and Donna Bolson student director. CAST:- JEFF ifirullici GOOSEJ Richard Stank CAROL J ..,,. Kathryn De Sante WHS i lhis flock ..... ..,.. G eorge Turock HYACINTH7. ..,.. Delores Trella llFl.l-IN, who quits ........,...,.....,..... ,,,.., V irginia Cackowski PEGGY, who comes to the rescue ..... Rose Marie Borush IZVIT, a Southern Charmer ...,...,,...,.... ,,.,, J can Gulbin SARAH, a colored maid ....................... ........ V irginia Wyszkowski LICNORF, who has Plans ,......... ,.,..... MRS. TR IMMER, of the WeeBlue Inns ..... TRUCK DRIVER, who is plenty madn., ............ ..... 'I oseph McCann ......,.Nancy Pilkington .. Shirley Brutvan 86 TICKICT SALE Miss llerbert Mary Ann Mikulajunas Barbara Zeggert Pat Mcllale Anita liaton Dorothy livans lileanor Southworth PROPIZRTIFS Annie Bycz june Combs Marilyn l-'armer Joyce Ed sell PUBLICITY Delores Engates Eleanor Southworth Dorothy Evans GQ,rdon Gottlieb Pat Mclrlale George Skinner james Humphrey MAKE -UP Virginia Cakows ki HOUSE james Humphrey Phil Hobler USHERS Mary Ann Mikulajunas Barbara Zeggert Pat Mcllale Anita liaton Nancy Tompkins STAGE CREW Gordon Gottlieb Richard Kuhn james Humphrey Phil llobler FOR I LOVE ONLY YOU CLASS OF JUNE 1954 President FELIX HABALA Vice-President CHESTER JASIENIECKI 48 ! -Q4 .-A Secretary PATRICIA ELWOOD ' ' ' 'N Treasurer PATSY KINGSLEY ALBERT REGNI JUNE CLASS SONG From the halls of happy carefree days rings our song of sad good-by Farewell to thee old alma mater, farewell, to J.C . High ln the years to come when looking back we'lI smile and long to be Back again among our friends who've also loved J .C . Farewell to thee old alma mater our hearts will evermore Cherish, love, the days gone by as the June Class of '54. MQW!! - 5 if QS. T .ix Senior Play, Men Are Like Street Cars. Eugene Brozzetti and Barbara Reid . IN MY BEAUTIFUL MEMORIES 87 june graduate ROBERT BROZZETTI Tao Marvelous Basketball Intramural 25 Senior Play5 Student Council 3,45 President of Sen- ior Class5 Homeroom President 45 Science Club 45 Key Club 2,3,45Nlatl'1 Club 25 Honor Society President 45 Empire Boys' State 19545 Senior Class Sang. ANTHONY LATRONICA You'll Never Walk Alone Football, Varsity, J .V .5 Basketball, Varsity, J.V.5Baseball, Varsity, J.V,5 Glee Club l,2,35 Class Officer 2,45 Homeroom Officer5 Key Club 3,45 Math Club 2. SANDRA BREESE Young At Heart Basketball 2, 3,45 Archery 25 Volley- ball 2,3,45 Baseball l,2,3,45 Cheer- Ieading5 Senior Play5 J.C.H.S. Vice President5 Class Secretary 45 Homeroom President 25 Hameroom Secretary 45 Honor Society Secretary5 Maroon StatF5 Yearbook Staff 2,45 Library. JOHN GRAPPONE Young Man With a Horn Basketball Intramural l,25 Golf l,2,3f 45 Orchestra l,2,3,45 Glee Club 1,25 Class Vice President 25 Class Treasurer 45 Key Club. TEA Fon Two 5 CHARLENE VIVIAN ACE WALTER BALCHIKONIS 'CHARLENE ACE Con't Help Lovin' ThatMan ofMine Basketball I,2,3,45 Track I5 Hockey I5 Softball I,35 Volleyball I,2,45Cheer- leading 35 Meet Corliss Archer - Mildred5 Homeroom Secretary 35 Junior Red Cross5 Yearbook 35 Co-Editor 4. WALTER BALCHIKONIS Faithful Basketball, J .V.5 Bond . JOSEPH ADAMS 1 :- MARILYN BAER ,. SUE BAHRINGER ROBERT BARNIAK JOSEPH ADAMS Singing Guns ROBERT BARN IAK Whenever, Wherever Band I,2,35 Glee Club I,2,35 Choir I,2,35 Meet Corliss Archer 5 Year- book Staff 2,3. JAMES BARNO MARILYN BAER I'm Forever Blowing Bubbles JIM BARNO Forget Your Troubles SANDRA BEACH , SUE BAHRIN GER All The Things You Are Basketball I5 Hockey I5 Archery I5 Tennis I5 Meet Corliss Archer 5 Stu- dent Council I5 Homeroom President I5 Maroon Staff I5 Yearbook Staff I, SANDRA BEACH Angel In the Sky Homeroom Sec retcl ry . .rf J L RALPH BELIJINGER GERALDINE BENDUS WAYNE BERG PATRICIA BEUKEMA RODNEY BlDWELl. RALPH BELLINGER Lover Football, J.V. 25 Senior Play, Props, Homeroom President. RODNEY BIDWELL Money Burns a Hole ln My Pocket Baseball. GERALDINE BENDUS ln My Own Quiet Way LEONARD BILES Don't Fence Me ln Football, Varsity, J .V.5 Basketball, Varsity, J .V .5 Baseball, Varsity, J .V .5 Key Club. WAYNE BERG Tea For Two Basketball, Varsity5 Basketball, J.V.5 lntramural5 Baseball, J.V.5 Golf5 Sen- ior Play, Props5 Honor Society, Key Club. JOHN BLASKO Wanderers Football, Varsity, J.V.5 Basketball, Intramural . 90 ' , , 'ni .A t','- JOSEPH BLAS KO PATRICIA BEUKEMA How Do You Speak To An Angel? Orchestra 25 Glee Club I5 Senior Play Make-up5 F . H .A . JOSEPH BLASKO -.Happy- Foctball, J.V. JOAN BOLEBRUCH SANDRA BREESE It's In The Book lasketball I, 2, 3,45 Bowling 2,35 Hock- ry 2,3,45 Tennis 2,35 Glee Club I,25 Spanish CIub5 Honor Society Treasurer5 Drama Club. PATRICIA BURCHILL Earth Angel lasketball 2,3,4, Track 2,3,45 Hock- zy 2,35 Archery 25 Volleyball 2,3,45 ienior Play5 Homeroom Secretary 2. Young At Heart Basketball 2,3,45 Archery 25 Volley- ball 2,3,45 Baseball I,2,3,45 Cheer- leading 3,45 Senior Plcyg J.C.H.S Vice President5 Class S e c reto r y 45 Homeroom President 25 Homeroom Sec- retary 45 Honor Society Secretary5 Mn- roon Staff 3,45 Yearbook Staff 2,45 Li- brary 2. RUTH BUSH Sugar Bush AND TWO ALICE ANN BRITTAIN Point of Order FOR TEA LEONARD BUDNEY Ghost Rider Baseball I,2,3,45 Volleyball 3,45 Bas- ketball I, 2,3,45 Track 3,45 Bowling I, 2,3,45 Hockey 2,3,45 Archery 2,3,45 Tennis 2, 3,45 Senior Play Committee5 Junior Red Cross, Drama Club, U.N. Hi-Y 45 Maroon Staff 3,45 Yearbook 45 Spanish CIub5 Honor Society. HELEN BUZINSKY Easy Does It BARBARA BUSTIN If You Wont to Learn to Yodel-- lor have a riotl StudentCounciI5 Math CIub5 Yearbook5 Senior Play, Prompter. Library, J OAN PATRICIA BURCHILI. SANDRA BREESE Rum BUSH A il ALICE ANN BRITTAIN LEONARD BUDNEY BARBARA BUSTIN HELEN BUZINSKY W, ,, GERALD CADY GRACE CAMPBELL ROGER CARL A Good Man Is Hard To Find Imagination Basketball 45 Bowling 45 Archery 3,45 GIGS Club I- Band I,2,3,45 Glee Club 2,3,45 Stu- dent CounciI5 Archery Club. WILLIAM CHERNEGA A Hunting We Will Go SYLVIA CHURA Ain't She Sweet ROSE MARIE CLEARY Me And My Shadow Basketball, Intramural. Basketball 3,45 Bowling 2,35 Hockey 25 Archery 2,3,45 Volleyball 3,45 Stu- dent CounciI5 Homeroom President 35 Chemistry CIub5 U.N . CIub5 Yearbook5 Maroon Staff. GERALD CADY GRACE CAMPBELL ROGER CARL I Whistle A Happy Tune WILLIAM CHAMBERLAIN I'm Just A Poor Bachelor' RICHARD CONKLIN Prisoner of Love Basketball, Intramural. WILLIAM CHAMBERLAIN WILLIAM CHERNEGA SYLVIA CHURA ROSE MARIE CLEARY 92 RICHARD CONKLIN ME FOR YOU LOIS COOK , ,mr . ROBERT COOK RICHARD COOLE R ICHARD CROMPTON .AK DOR OTHY CURAY LOIS COOK ROBERT COOK Oh, How Lois Cooks The Meat Wedding Bells Hockey, Tennis. Football .I.V. Manager I. RICHARD CROMPTON Fine and Dandy Bowling . DOROTHY CURAY Let a Smile Be Your Umbrella Basketball 2, 3,45 Track 3,45 Bowling 2, Hockey 2,3,4, Tennis 2, Softball 2, 3,45 Volleyball 3,45 Glee Club 2, Ar- chery Club 4, F .H .A. GLORIA COUNCILMAN ,,4.a4v--dh v I rrlll Csrii' , , I . EDWARD DASZEWSKI GEORGE DANIELS RICHARD COOLE I'II Be Around Science Club. EDWARD DASZEWSKI Free, Wise and Eighteen Basketball, Intramural, Volleyball. GLORIA COUNCILMAN Jimmy Kissed Me in the Springtime Softball 2, Homeroom Secretary 2,3. GEORGE DANIELS Give Me One Dozen Roses Band, Senior Play Committee, Science Club. GLORlA DAVIS JAMES DONLON GLORIA DAVIS A Pretty Girl ls Like A Melody Glee Club l,2,3,45 Senior Flay Com- mittee . JAMES DON LON And So To Sleep Again Junior Bowling Congress. MARY ANN DEKAR DOLORES DE SANTE JAMES DODGE '23 JOHN DRANKOSKI MARY ANN DEKAR Touriours L'Amour Basketball 2,3,45 Track 3,45 Archery 25 Volleyball 2,3,45 Meet Corliss Ar- cher 5 Drama Club 2,3,45 Spanish Club5 French Club5 U.N. Club5 Art Club5 Honor Society. JOHN DRANKOSKI Jump From Joy fsezzltgaf ANN DRlMAK DOLORES DE SANTE Idle Gossip Hockey5 Red Cross. ANN DRIMAK Working My Way Through IBM Basketball 35 Track 35 Bowling 35 Soft- ball 35 Volleyball 35 Tennis 35 Archery 2 . SUZANNE DWYER JAMES DODGE I'm Bashful? Wrestling 3. SULANNE DWYER l'm In Love With A Wonderful Guy Baseball. GERALD EGAN Foolin' oskerball, Intramural 2. PAT F LYN N Sophisticated Lady AND YOU FOR ME RALPH ELLIS SHIRLEY ELLIS Is It Any Wonder PATRICIA FRANKLIN Stay As Sweet As You Are CHARLES FOOTE Charley, My Boy, Oh Glee Club 2, Homeroom Vice President Baseboll, Varsity 3,4. 2, F . H .A .5 Maroon Staff, Yearbook . MANUEL FEIJOO Tl1ere's Danger In Your Eyes, Cherie Football, .l .V .5 Cheerleading, J .V .5 Homeroom President 2, 3. JOANN FRANTA Friendly Basketball 2,3,4, Track 2, Archery 2, Volleyball 2, 3,45 Honor Society. 3 f I an 3 . 5 1? GERALDEGAN RALPH ELLIS SHIRLEY ELLIS MANUEL FEIJOO PATRICIA FLYNA FOOTE PATRICIA FRANKLIN 95 S 4. JO ANN FRANTA MARLENE FRTYAL Sweet oncl Lovely Volleyball 2,3,45 Archery Club 3,45 Softball 2,35 Student Council5 Maroon Staff, Binghamton Press5 Yearbook Co- Editor5 Co-op Wilber's Jewelers. THELMA GREGG The Man l Love Archery 2,35 Volleyball5 Softball 35 Senior Play Committee. MARILYNN GAIDOSH Rusty Old Halo Bowling 25 Archery 25 Baseball 2,45 Glee Club i,2,3,45 Senior Play Com- mittee5 Homeroom Secretary 2,35 Ma- roon Staff 25 Yearbook 4. FRANK GRIFFITHS Oop Shop JAMES GALLAGHER Heyl Good Lookin' Basketball, Varsity, J.V.5 Baseball, Varsity, J.V.5 Meet Corliss Archer - doctor5 Homeroom Officer. GERALD GRISWOLD TED GILBERT lt's Nice To Have A Man Around The House Basketball, Varsity 2,35 Band i,2, Glee Club l,2,45 Choir 4. MELVIN GONOS Go, Man, Go Football, J.V. 35 Basketball, J.V. 2,3,45 Class Officer 2,35 Homeroom' Officer 35 Red Cross. MARLENE FRTYAL MARILYN GAIDOSH JAMES GALLAGHER TED GlLBERT THELMA GREGG , N FRANK GRIFFITHS 5 X GERALD GRISWOLD MELVIN GCN OS WE WON'T HAVE IT I SALLEY GOODRICH LOUISE GRUZLEWSKI MARIE HACKETT HENRY HAMMER aural' l I N E df HAROLD HAMMETT SALLEY GOODRICH J OHN HARTMAN LOUISE GRUZLEWSKI SHELIA HEARCN MARIE HACKETT SIGN EyB5 How Much ls That Doggie ln The I 'Wanna Go On A Loving Spree Cage? fhoir. Tennis 35 Volleyball 25 Basketball 3. HARRY HAMMETT JOHN HARTMAN SHEILA HEARON Tell Me Why? Haven't Got A Worry May I Sing To You Basketball 2,3. Basketball, lntramural5 Glee Club5 Basketball 2,3,45 Track 3,45 Bowling Senior Play. 45 Softball 2,45 Volleyball 2,3,45 Ten- nis 45 Glee Club 2,3,45 Choir 2,3,45 Meet Corliss Archer - Mother5 Stu- dent Council5 Homeroom President 2,35 F.H.A.5 U.N. Hi-Y. 'Q WILLIAM HEATER HENRY HAMMER Brain Wave Basketball, Intramural l,2,3,45 Vol- leyball 2,35 Band l,2,3,45 Orchestra l,2,3,45 Glee Club l,2,3,45 Choir 2,3,45 Student Council 2,35 Home- room President 2, 35 MathClub5 Science CIub5 Honor Society. WILLIAM HEATER Something Cool Football, J.V.5 Track5 Key Club5 Ma- roon Staff5 Yearbook Staff. 'f 1 ,V ,S , f NEDRA HENDERSON JOHN HOCKRUN PATRICIA HORAN W DAVID HOWARD NEDRA HENDERSON There's No Business Like Show Busi- ness Archery, MveetCorlissArcl1er - maid, U .N . Hi-Y, Drama Club, Spanish Club. DAVID HOWARD Love and Music, These I Have Lived For Football, Varsity, Baseball, Varsity. .WJ 531 37 WILLIAM HUGHES JOHN HOCKRUN Dimples and Cherry Cheeks Football, Intramural, Volleyball. WILLIAM HUGHES Time Waits For No One SANDRA HUJAR PATRICIA HORAN Drums ln My Heart SANDRA HUJAR When Will l Find The Boy On My Mind Senior Play Committee. SHIRLEY HOUGHTALING f N Nan. ISHAM SHIRLEY HOUGHTALING l'm Just A Country GirI Basketball 4, Hockey, Soccer, Speed ball, Band l,2. NEIL ISHAM Wrestlers' Polka Football, J.V., Baseball, J.V. KNOWN THAT WE OWN l BARBARA JOHNSON , Till We Two Are One ROBERT JOHNSONBAUGH I Can't Tell A Waltz From A Tango PATRICIA JUDS KY Scarlet Ribbons Volleyball 4. BasketbaII5 BowIing5 Hockey5 Archery5 Tennis5 Vo l l eyba I I5 Boseball5 Glee Club5 Choir5 Triple Tria5 Senior Play Committee5 Honor Society5 Maroon Co- Editorg Yearbook Staff. Boskefbollp Track5 Bowling5 Hockey 35 Archery 25 Tennis 25 Volleyball 45 Band l,2,3,45 Orchestra l,2,3,45 Glee :lub 1,2,3,4, F.H.A.5 u.N. Hi-Y. MARY KARIUS The Music Goes Round and Round JOSEPH KETCHUM BETTY KILLE I Got Rhythm I Keep Hearing Wedding Bells land 'l,2,3,4. Basketball, Intramural I5 Bowling, Var- sity 2,3,45 Band I,2,3,45 Homeroom Officer5 Math Club5 Honor Society5 State Music Contest. JANET KADLECIK Beautiful Dreamer Basketball, Intramural I,45 Tennis, In- tramural 35 Softball, Intramural, 25 Glee Club l,2,35 Homeroom Officer 2,35 Maroon Staff 2,3, 45 Library Work- er 2. NOEL KILLE I Wish I Was .rf sf ATI BARBARA JOHNSON ROBERT JOHNSONBAUGH PATRICIA JUDSKY JANET KADLEClK FIN H3 4. Q, MARY KARIUS JOSEPH KETCHUM BETTY KILLE 99 -fl, Eli I' I li WI: I wr ' - f NOEL KILLE RUTH KILMER Little Girl Blue Glee Club 3,4, Choir 4, U.N . Hi-Y 4 ELIZABETH KLIMOW High Society Softball, Intramural l,2,3,4, Orches- tra l, Glee Club I,2,3,4, Choir 3,4, Senior Play Committee, Chairman, Homeroom Officer 2,3, Maroon Staff 2,3,4, Yearbook 3,4. JERRY KING When Irish Eyes Are Smilin' Basketball, Intramural 4. EUGENE KLYM I Wanna Play House With You Football, Varsity, J.V., Basketball, Varsity, J.V., Baseball, Varsity 3,4, Student C ounc i I, Athletic Council, Homeroom Officer . SANDRA KINGSLEY My Secret Love Is No Secret Any- more Student Athletic Advisor, Band I,2,3, 4, Glee Club I,2, Orchestra 3,4, Ma roon Staff, F .H .A. JOHN KOCEN KO Oh, Johnny Basketball, Intramural, Baseball, Var- sity. PAUL KIRIEWSKY Anytime ROY KOHLER It Ain't Necessarily So Basketball, Intramural 2,3,Tracl4, Var- sity 3, Glee Club l,2,3,4, Senior Play Crew. RUTH KILMER GERALD KING SANDRA KINGSLEY EUGENE KLYM JOHN KOCEN KO PAUL KIRIEWSKY ROY KGHLER A TELEPHONE ,ff MARGARET KONECNY JOHN KOR NCAVA G-E i ANN LEONARD MARGARET KONECNY Don't Trouble Trouble Till Trouble Troubles You Basketball, Intramural 2,3,4, Track, Intramural 2, Hoc key 2,4, Archery Club 2,3,4, Senior Play Committee, Chairman, Student Council, U.N. Club, Chemistry Club, Honor Society, Maroon Staff 3,4, Yearbook 2. AN N LEONARD Undecided Basketball, Intramural, Tennis 2,3, Softball 2, Glee Club l,2,3, Senior Play Committee, Homeraom Officer, Maroon Staff, Information Desk. CAROLYN LEONARD JOHN KORNCAVAGE Maybe Next Time Basketball, Intramural 2,3, Wrestling, Varsity 2,3,4. CAROLYN LEONARD He's In The Army Now WILLIAM KORUTZ DELORES LETAVIS I'-I WILLIAM KORUTZ Did You Ever See A Dream Walking? Football, Varsity, J.V., Basketball, .l.V., Track, J.V., Athletic Council, President of Sophomore Class. DELORES LETAVISH I Remember Only Joey Cheerleading, Varsity 3, Class Officer Baseball, I n t ra mu ral 2, Information 2, Maroon Staff 2,3,4, Yearbook 4. Desk. IOI f MARILYN KUNTZ EVERETT LEWIS MARILYN KUNTZ My First And Last Love Basketball, Intramural I,2,4, Bowling, Intramural 2, Hockey 2, Archery Club 3,4, Tennis 2, Band I,2,3,4, EVERTT LEWIS Oh, Sweet Mystery Of Life Basketball, Intramural, Band, Orches- tra, Glee Club, Chair. 9 SYLVYA UBERATORE SHIELEH' LINDSEY' RICHARD LINEHAN HELMUT LOEFFLER - 5 , ,ir 1' 4 DAVID LUZADIS JOHN Mc: LAUGHLIN SYLVIA LIBERATORE Dark Eyes SHIRLEY LINDSEY The Man That I Marry Volleyball lp Baseball I, Tennis I. DAVID LUZADIS Mr. Touchdown JOHN MC LAUGHLIN It's All In The Game Football, Varsity, J.V., Baseball, In- Football, Varsity, .I.V., Basketball, trcmural. Varsity, Basebo I I, Wrestling, Glee Club. ROSE MARIE MACHALAK RICHARD LINEHAN Crazy About You Baby Football, Varsity, J.V., Basketball, J.V., Baseball, Varsity, J.V. ROSE MARIE MACHALAK China Doll w f J I K ,Q . if RAYMOND MARENA HELMUT LOEFFLER Racing With The Moon Football, Varsity, .I.V., Track, Var sity. RAY MARENA Still As The Night Basketball, Intramural 3, French Club ff! .5 l WE WILL RAISE BARBARA MARSHESKI HELEN MATSON SHIRLEY MENARD JOHN MENHENNETT Take Me Ou? To The Ball Game Lovely To Look AT Off We Go ln? The Wild Blue If Mus? Be Fun To Be You Yon er Baseball, Art Club. Tennis 2, Baseball 2,3,4, Glee Club 2, Boskelball' Immmumli Baseball' 3,45 Homeroom Secretary 2, Maroon Glee Club. Staff 2, 3, Yearbook Staff 4, Red Cross, Drama Club 3. BETTY MICHA JO ANNE MILLER NORINE MILLER RICHARD MONKOVICH When We Come Of Age Cuddle Me My Baby's Coming Home Easy Living Baskefballg Track, Volleyball. F .H .A . , Treasurer, Archery I, Ma- Sfudenf Council. roan Staff, Yearbook Staff. BARBARA MARSHESKI HEI-EN MATS-ON SHIRLEY MENARD JOHN MENHENNETT i'i' I ir iyee R Rr , , IIII I, J W' F? bn WI V. 1 V xx -TII I I iryyer - ..i,,,,' I I irrrre ryee i - I f 55 ELIZABETH MICHA Jo ANNE MILLER NORINE MILLER RICHARD MONKOVQCH 103 KAT HRYN MOORE Moore Than You Know Glee Clubg Choirg French Club. STEPHEN NEDLICK I Cover The Waterfront KATHRYN MOORE WILLIAM MOORE Never UncIeres1'imafe I May Be Wrong But, I T Wonderful MICHAEL MORAN Basketball, J .V . RUTH NEIPERT Jeepers, Creepers WALTER NOREIKA Sonny Boy Choir. Basketball, Manager. hink He's ELIZABETH MROWCA Johnny Is The Boy For Me Basketballg Volleyballg Softballp Stu dent Councilg Homeroom Presidentg Mo roon Steffi Yearbook Staff. LEONARD NOSSAL Once In A While WILLIAM MOORE MICHAEL MORAN ELIZXBETH MROWCA Y' fin STEPHEN NEDLICK RUTH NEIPERT WALTER NOREIKA IO4 LEONARD NOSSAL A FAMILY - 11' 'i?'1v'f'f-ET L .K 1 b- li moms SCHWECKENDIECK DONALD PALMER CAROL PARKER NORMAN PAHNKA . FRED PERRY DORIS SC HWECKENDIECK Alphabet Sang Volleyball, Basketball, Bowling F.H.A. FRED PERRY Ready, Willing and Able Football, .l.V., Basketball, Intramural, Glee Club, Choir, Homeroam President JEAN PETRICK DONALD PALMER The Vagabond King JEAN PETRICK Would You Like To Take A Walk Band . STEPHEN PETROVSKY CARO L PAR KER l Love A Parade Basketball, Intramural, Band, Orches- tra, Glee Club. STEPHEN PETROVS KY Goody Goody Volleyball. WALTER PICHURA NORMAN PATINKA Someday Basketball, Intramural, Track, Varsity, Baseball, Intramural . WALTER PICHURA Fine And Dandy Basketball, Intramural, Golf, Volley- ball. SHIRLEY PLACE fy ,I I SYLVIA POSGAY SHIRLEY PLACE l Get So Lonely Senior Committeeg Homeroom Secre- taryg Maroon Staffi Yearbook Staffg F.H.A. SYLVIA POSGAY Far Away Places WALTER PLANCK NANCY POSPISIL WALTER PLANCK ' 'Because Basketball, Intramural . NANCY POSPISIL OLGA POHLOD ww, 1EEf f,jg3:,::: 'A , ,F 'ik ..--' iff: , IYI I A I Q 1 I JAMES PUTMAN OLGA POHLOD Paper Doll JAMES PUTMAN Mama Don't Cry At My Wedding Where Do We Go From Here Archeryp Ma roo n Stoffp Yearbook Basketball, Intramuralp Bandg Glee Staff. Clubg Senior Plav Committee. IO6 I. I A' 195 I' Nw I RR J' POLLY POLLOCK ROSE ANN QUINN PAULINE POLLACK l Only Have Eyes For John Glee Clubi Senior Committeeg Stu- dent Council . ROSEANN QUINN Smile Basketballg Volleyballg Maroon Staff, Yearbook Staff . JANET RADCLIFFE l'll Never Get Out Of This World Alive Basketballg Trackg Softballg Volley- ballg F.H.A. PATRICIA RICE High Above Cayuga's Waters Basketball I,2,3g Traclq Volleyball 2,3,45 Bcseballg Archeryg Hockeyg French Clubg Maroon Staff 2,3,45 Yearbook Staff 3,45 Senior Play Com- mittee. GERALD REEDER Relax Wrestling. VIRGINIA ROHN Changing Partners Basketbal lg Archeryg Tennis Basebcl I . A ANN RIBNICKER Alibi RAY ROODY Messin' Around BOY FOR YOU JEAN RIBNIKAR Look For The Silver Lining Tennisg Student Councilg U.N . I ARLINE ROPIC I Your My Everything I Cheerleadingg Senior Play - leadg I Student Councilg Homeroom Officerg I Yearbook Staffg Maroon Staff. I I .-if 'JANET RADCLIFFE GERALD REEDER ANN RIBNICKER JEAN RIBNICKAR is -if 'mv' PATRICIA RICE VIRGINIA ROHN RAYMOND R000 ARUNE ROPIC I I L, V ,WY RUTH SABA Sabre Dance Soffballg Tennisg Calor Guardg F .H WILLIAM SEBESTA Can She Bake A Cherry Pie, Charming BeHy'? Chemistry Clubp French Club. MARY ANN SADONIS r.-nm.. Baskerbal lp Bowlingg Vol Ieybal ball . JOHN SEKETA Mo' Than You Know Football, Varsify, J.V. SANDRA SANFORD A Liffle Bif Of Heaven' Ig Saff- Glee Club. PETER SIERZANT Candiclafeg Science Clubg French Club. MARY J . SCARLETT Time On My Hands Drama Clubg Glee C I ubg Student Councilg Homeroom Officerg Maroon Sfaff - Edirorp Yearbook Staff - Ad- vertising Managerp Inrramurals, IRENE SIERZANT Goodnigl1IIrene Baskerbal Ig Bowlingg Arclweryg Volley- bally Baseball. RUTH 59-BA MARY ANN SADONIS SANDRA SANFORD MARY JANE SCARLETI' WILLIAM SEBESTA .JOHN SEKETA IRENE SIERZANT PETER SIERZANT IC8 1 ROBERT SOMBORSKI A GIRL FOR ME SARAH SI-IEROSHICK CHARLES SHAW L VINCENT SPERSKI SARAH SHEROSHICK In The Good Ole Summertime CHARLES SHAW Give Me The Good Old Days Track. Basketbullg Trackg Bowlingg Hockeyp Archeryg Choirf Maroon Staffg Year- book Staffg U.N , Club. VINCENT SPERSKI From Here To Eternity ROBERT SOMBORSKI TI'1ere Must Be A Reoson Why DONALD SHERWOOD DOROTHY SKOJEC f DONNA LOU SPURR DONALD SHERWOOD Buttons and Bows DONNA LOU SPURR In The Mood -I JOHN STRONG DOROTHY SKOJEC Darling Je Vous Aime Beaucoup' JOHN STRONG Napoleon Trcckg Class Officer. Orchestra. Basketball, IntromuroIg Bandg Glee Clubg Choir . 109 ,-1- DORA MAE SWARTWOOD KATHLEEN SPRAGUE ELOISE TABER JOHN TASBER WH RUSSELL TAYLOR DORA SWARTWOOD Baby Doll Basketball, Volleyball, Glee C Choir, Homeroom Secretary. RUSSELL TAYLOR Come Dance At My Wedding Football, J .V., Basketball. lub, Staff. DONALD THOMAS HENRY TOKOS KATHLEEN SPRAGUE ELOISE TABER Once ln Love With Elly, Always In Basketball, Varsity, Baseball, Maroon Love With Elly Baseball, Basketbal l , Intramural, Track, Intramural, Bowl i ng, Intra- mural, Hockey, Archery, Tennis, Vol- leyball, Glee Club, Choir, Senior Play Committee. DONALD THOMAS Syncopated HENRY TOKOS Maybe You'll Be There Bancl . l'lO BEVERLY TONER JOHN TASBER From This Moment On Football, Intramural, Volleyball . BEVERLY TONER Little Girl Yearbook Staff, Hockey, Volleyball l, 2,3, Basketball l,2,3, Baseball 2, Triple Sports. CAN'T YOU SEE IRENE TROJNAR RUTH TRUAX ARTHUR TURNER ANGELO VAHAMI KOS If I'd Knew You Were Coming l'd lt's Magic Count Your Blessings Trust ln Me Have Baked A Cake Bundy Orclnestrag Glee Club. Bcxsketbullg Truck. Baskefbcxllg Volleylaallp Props Commit- leeg Yearbook Staff. EDWARD VALICK JOAN VAN BUMBLE STEVE VATRAL LOUISE VAVRA Not Too Young To Hove Memories Kitten On The Keys l Feel Like l'mGoingTo Live Forever Calm ond Quiet Buskeibcllg BaseballgBowlingp Hockey. Baskerballp Basebcllp Bundy Maiorelfeg Orchestra. Archery. Glee Clubp Homeroom Officer. IRENE ' RUTH TRUAX ARTHUR TURNER ANGELO VAHAMIKOS 7 X EDWARD VALQCK JOAN VAN BUMBLE STEPHEN VATRAL LOUISE VAVRA Ill ROBERT VER BRYCK SHIRLEY WAGGENSELLER A Hunting We Will Go I Get Ideas Band 2,3,4, Orchestra 2,3,4, Honor Society. JOYCE WANDELL EMILIE WARNER The Nearness Of You For A Little while Bowling, Volleyball . JAMES WAGGONER I Get A Kick Out Of You Basketball, Varsity, J.V., Track, Varsity, Band 35 Glee Club 2, Meet Corliss Archer. MARION WEBB Someone To Watch Over Me LYDIA WALKER Mademoiselle In BIue Jeans Hockey 2, Archery 2, Band 2,3,4, Or- chesfra 2,3,4, Glee Ciub 2,3,4,Choir 2,3,4, Meer Corliss Archer , Home- room Secretary, Honor Society, Spanish Club. ROBERT WESCOTT Whut'Il I Do? Football, Varsity, J.V., Basketball, Intramural, Track, Volleyball . ' 'i 1 Q 61 lf., ROBERT VER BRYCK SHIRLEY VXJAGENSELLER JAMES WA GGON ER LYD IA WAI. KER f JOYCE WANDELL EMILIE WARNER 38 MARION WEBB ROBERT WESCOTT HOW HAPPY WE WILL BE wmmm WHEELER JAMES wsasua ROBERT WILLIAMS RONALD WILLIANG RAYMON D WILLIAMS WILLIAM WHEELER What A Dream Basketball, Varsity, J.V., Glee Club 2,3,4, Homeroom President 4. RAY WILLIAMS Determination Track, J.V., French Club, Math Club. JEANNINE WINTERS JAMES WILBUR Happy Habit Football, J.V ., Basketball, Intramural JEANNINE WINTERS Jeanne, l Dream Of Lilac Time Basketball, Hockey, Homeroom Secre tary. ARVENE YOUNG ROBERT WILLIAMS The Little Shoemaker Maroon Staff, Yearbook Staff. ARVENE YOUNG What Could Be More Beautiful Basketball, Track, Softball, Class Of- ficer, Miss March of Dimes of J.C., Homeroom Officer. ir! BARBARA YOUNG RONALD WILLIAMS Bell Bottom Blues Maroon Staff, Yearbook Staff. BARBARA YOUNG TeIl Me A Story Basketball 2,3, Archery 2,3,4, Track 3, Maroon Staff 2,3,4, Yearbook Staff 4, Queen of J.C., Volleyball 3, Base- ball 2, French Club, Art Club. -1 ROBERT YOUNG 2 1 ANN ZOZUUCK ROBERT YOUNG The Breese And l Orchesfrcli Bondp Glee Clubg Choirg Sfucienf Councilg Athletic Councilg Homeroom Officerp Key Ciubf Spanish Clubg Honor Sociefyf Red Cross. ANN ZOZULICK PreHy As A Picture lnfrcmurolp Truckp Bowlingg Hockeyp Arclweryp Tennisg Honor Society. KE ITHA YOUNGS KEITHA YOUNGS Be True To Me Nxoixeoe ewvoifv X underolassmen officers ' 7 Q' -4-fm-uzn .. W f SN I B . 3 7 , ffl f' T'--1. , ' x H xy C ' W-H ii Magi 11 f ' + f X Q with FQ! ig! ., 1 ft if Q f ' K v 'ia f' J ,. Q EQLge3 f5K, I , 11 ix! 3 Nk ' A ' ,fl H .R . l President Robert Bridge Secretary June Beddoe H .R . 3 President Andrew Dudosh Secretory Rosalie Fendick H .R . 5 President Richard Gulbin Secretary Russell Hallett .. WE'RE BEGINNING TO SEE THE LIGHT E5 fam 4 5-1 F5 5, . Hi -ly .Q A Siig O ff 1, xXti 55' I5 H.R. 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P, f A - 265 Main Street Q Iohnson City, New York fm I is 1 9 IADIES SHOP . . . . knovmm for the best in dairy foods ' for more than 50 years, known for. . . , Cr- A C ri P , S ' .A V P l.-A I5 Xxx TOWN TALK -ag: ICE CREAM C,,, t , u. v e 5 GO TO COLLEGE - LIVE AT HOME Krvvme Cxith ' Associate in Applied Science Degree Two-year curriculum AUTOMOTIVE TE CHNOLOGY CHE MICAL TE CHNOLOGY E LE CTRICAL TE CHNOLOGY ME CHANICAL TE CHNOLOGY MEDICAL OFFICE ASSISTANT TECHNICAL OFFICE ASSISTANT T27 Home of HART, SHAFFNER, ' MARX Clothes Phone 7-3621 246 Mclin Street Johnson City If it's the Newest. . . ' - . If it's the Smartest. . . If it's Sensibly Priced' You'll find it ot. . . LADIES APPAREL DEPARTMENT 222 Main St. Johnson City QICS 286 MAIN STREET PHONE 7-4415 JOHNSON CITY, NEW YORK 248 MAIN STREET JOHNSON CITY Large Assortment For Teeners sizes 10 to 16 ER? EIU 58025 ' .2 Our clothes for Teeners rate top honors in the . campus. CUNNINGHAME HARDWARE STORE P hone 7- 2531 I S schoolroom. . . and on the 0' -L it , vm K Z A J flu' ff KTA? 1, mil Tools, cutlery, paints varnishes and sporting goods. that bears 1131116 RCXRIL 271 Main Street Johnson City S I ,wuM IEMIER BROS 1' YOUR FRIENDLY FORD DEALER 179 Main St. , Johnson City 'WTF'-S Resmumwrg Custom built booths and bars Chrome Steel Furniture Dial 7-5172 522 Main Street Johnson City, N.Y. LADIES'APPAREL Sz FURNITURE 259 Main St. Johnson City, New York 429 Main Street LLS- Headquarter's for Motion Picture Equipment and Everything Photographic 166 Washington Street Binghamton, New York DL JU Uri. IIPPLY 'blue coal' xl I Q 4 M r 80 Baldwin Street REGISTER NOW Be Prepared for a Better Job Eilht 5 New Time for Day School. Morning Sessions Only. Use afternoon for part-time work. FREE Placement Service. MWZQ Egffgagz?5gs 1 16 FRONT STREET - Ph -4-1381 Johnson Cm' one Binghamton, N.Y. Phone 4-2941 ln Vi S iii' g , g A Q , I 1 1 W . imitfty, tae we Telephone . P SQ A 7-3926 7-4314 f -ff, ' Q. I , -My--'V ,, 'luv -, , 4 ,. t 1 N iiii 4 at 44 '4 'S Q 129 L2 L' L V' A F 9 5 1- E COMPLIMENTS OF RAWLINS, INC. HOSIERY--YARD GOODS--DRESSES CURTAINS--BABY WEAR--LINENS Dial 7-2812 252 Main Street, Johnson City X X X X X X KEIMS KARD SHOP 284 Main Street Johnson City L QQXJL Phone 2-6441 Don't just soy milk, soy Crowley's Crowley Milk Co., Inc. i uJn2ecorXfnni X X X N N Y L 1 I .... . 4 ' 6 'ffiiiihf' Z ZX : 4 Johnson City High's Home Alleys ,I .Twin Tl-1 f' I 139 Grand Ave. mf y Johnson City T ' N 434,31 Kmgyg ME EQ 273 Main Street, Johnson City Phone 7-6236 MKJMWLM I E W E I. E ll S Two-sixty-nina Main :Ziff Johnson City, New York DRINK PHDNE 9-1136 Princess Millinery SMART Gifts ll A 'IS Gloves exd Hose 65110, 369 - 6-2 Accessomes Sig- 2B M E JDH DN BI Y N Triple Cities SHERWIN - WILLIAMS 278 MAIN ST ' I GRUABAOHER HOME OF BETTER SHOES vm!! 0 X GUL OR -- CENTER : SUIEIEHES 254 Main St. Johnson City, New York 0 . . . . . . . . . , V i i ...... :::g,:5:,:.,,.. , o Q n dc Mcxllnkey Next to Johnson City High School a r I CONGRADULATION TO THE STUDENT BODY FROM WHERE STUDENTS MARIES GowN'S SHOP FOR BRIDES AND TEACHERS EAT I 274 Main St., Johnson City PTIOHG 75051 ' 9 ' ' I all .A Y yy : , MEN s SHOP , . i t-'- fl 1 I 'I :,. ,q,:,. ,554 . ISLE OF STYLE w i E A HES A ' 2 6 67 S' ,ASEE H E g: V 16 Willow Street Q his ' Em Q, ,E Johnson City, New York '-'SD Congratulations to the ' - Q gg 1' class of '54 .U Mc K Y? f START YOUR CAREER RIGHT . Q. X ..,. A ffwqgx , 'F WITH CLOTHES FROM - AUTO RE FINISHING FENDERS AND BODIES STRAIGHTENED FI: ffl? 1 Vi? jgiig . 540 Main Street Johnson City --iw , 87 COURT ST. telephone 7-4475 4 fi' ,, , 131 Wilson Sp rting Equipment Inu lc 6 an Shep Open evenings Ph0I19 7-1391 290 Floral Avenue Johnson City, New York falwaftaffi axi 256 Main Sf. A Johnson City '4 :- IFAOIO S I . l ' S E 41 5 1 E fx A A :F H L X .wig -' , , 's A 4 I ' ' S If L t 3 'N 1 VX A A f S3 f si 5 'Q KW K Q, Z ,fi iil- , ,L X 3 1 . 5 ' 1 E s kk 5 5 'C w 5 kii' ,L,.g , ,G ' y y 1 fie p n ll I tg , 14 1 inl , ,,,V V ,,A- A tfvl' bk h JohnsonCit5 ptical Phone 7-4212 17 Broad Street Johnson City, New York W Lovely Glasses -- Lovely Girl Eva R. Borden General Insurance FFORD insurance dgenc' 216 Main Street J Johnson City, N.Y. Following Graduation from J. C. H. S. enroll at: Rid1eY3 BINGHAMTON'S LEADING BUSINESS SCHOOL CPrevious commercial training not requiredj Free catalog ....... 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This, coupled with forthright editorial policies and sound community leadership, have made the Binghamton Press one of New York Stateis most intluential newspapers. It is this kind of good newspapering that has earned for the Binghamton Press a friendly welcome in virtually every home in the Triple Cities and surrounding area. THE BINGHAMTUN PRESS DAILY and SUNDAY Here's the MODERN way to better pictures . . . day or night ANSCOFLEX II CAMERA with tlasln shutter built-in sky Hlter and special lens for close-up pictures CAMERA ONLY 517.95 FLASH UNIT 54.95 At All Photo Counters ANSCQ o BINGHAMTON, NEW YORK America's Oldest Photographic Manufacturer 139 Awww ri, '11 17 W4 T A5 Y ' ff i L?'4.2,34'g' 5 , 1 gw ' ' if 5 2' , A, , r 1 ' ggi? I A J, I, . at 3? ,J , , lg . Q 7 my , ' 5 . A L3 .L ji ,. 7 t fl e I A 1 1 1 :H 1, ff! ' Q' f, V Q-R. V, L YQ L FH 4' , ' , . , A it . ,. r m m Elf, v S, I T5 L A win, ' . 1 sf Tw, 24 f Q X' 'dkiffw Q SQA .59 ff. i 'K 'ii A iv- f, R- . 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