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

Text from Pages 1 - 142 of the 1961 volume:

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There was the time for football and the time for basketball, there was the time we sleepily en- tered our first period class and the time we gratefully left our seventh period class. . . There were the times we dashed frantically into the building at 8:24 and ran to our spacious lockers only to have all the books and papers fall out into ourfaces and onto the floor. . . There were the times Assembly, during a program or a pep rally. . . There were the times after the games, at the dances, and after classes at the Snack Bar. . . There were the times we didn't do our homework, and so, of course, the teacher called on us first. There were the times we gazed dreamily out the study hall watching it snow, or nearly broke our necks trying to see the cute guy three seats behind us. . . There was the time of graduation from 9th grade, and the wonderful time of the Senior Prom and our graduation from J . C . There were all these times and many more events we will always recall with a pang of Nostalgia as time goes by. . . M . Cosgriff THE TI EPIE E YOUNG VARNEY BENDEROFF X Y 3 . ' Ek :ms a nf Aw., SMITH , STEVENS 'f MAZIC LUBERT WINTERS 3 LX gi 1 5 K , ' Board of Education ,, S , . 'iii Tu Mr . Kenneth Myers Mr . Lyle Young Superinfendeni Princi i 'CUB' wi? 1 Miss Wilma Klish Miss Elizabeth Crimmins Mrs. Arline Whifaker Office Book Room Office v rivi- ' ,I ix , ,. I . x,A' f . L xi P9 i f 'fe li , Mrs. Janet Ainey Mr. Francis Angeline Latin Latin Red Cross Coach I-dis S 1 ' .fx V' Qi 'a,, , S 14 S ,-1.SS4'vW Mr. Eugene Baxter Commercial A gill - liz. is , f T1 -fi , A .,,, '- ' I Ag fi-if rc' 24 1 xi, , A , ' +i , f 1Qmf ,.'I if . Mr. George Brittain Mr. Kenneth Brooks Mechanical Drawing Shop Coach Q . ,. fri, . 'a t ,.. 5 5 1: 95 it W, l 5 ABN A 1 i . Q Us Vuwvlti ig v ' ,-., ,Vx h11'1,:'1: t Q I ' :L Q g Q. . A' rr E me if Mr. Joseph Ciesielski Mr. George Clarke Miss Esther Cleveland Science Shop Music Coach Bowling I' 1 ' lp., , 5 I 'W .Yi if-1. ,' sy X D ,,-Sli ijycx Lk X in Jasc., Mrs. Matilda Brown Vice Principal Senior Counsel r if fiiwiug A ai Vi.:,. f Mr. Robert Bunnell Music Mr. James Carden Social Studies Coach K :FE FQ gxlf ii is J iw Xia ' fin if sf' if lf X Q V ? Mr. Milton Cordts Physical Education Coach Faoulty A.. gag , V i Wy ,.A,,1.wf v. 1 X 1.l,1g3.i X s i i ,lm , 'N sf ' I fi ' 'll . ' ' ' . 'tw Ji ::,.'- , ' Mg 'S .gg .Q H 1 J. il ' .Q L f' f2fLf.4?w Mr. William Carey Driver Education , .,. 4' V . A.-12. ' M Z i s . 'gk Mrs. Ann Courtright Math Math Club 5 v l i,.v:.-.fxfexs-. , ix ' ef WK.. Faculty Miss Hazel lde Q omemaking Miss Norma Kerper Commercial . rrp Mrs. Clarabelle Kintner Attendance 6 I , ' Wu 'S '55 is A67 , A .- F. A .Miglia ' ' f-A ' .. , Miss Ethel Herbert Social Studies U. N. Hi-Y A ' liY5SW3ifIE'W3V?lt'EIfi5fQiT5!vi9?!Ri72zT5?5?WEQt?T1-'Q 1 hum N: z:fi6..t,., ,wwe -q1fYME.ifiV.g il ' A 2 lllt 1 lil . W i 5 if vf if ay Miss Naomi Hepburn 5? V7.3 4 mzfww flfwfw Q' .53 2 w A '..s we xi 'E 5 ' Y gi , 'iigi gfiiili' 'it X S , ., it ft X xr- '5 Miss Lillian Heath an Miss Edith Cutting English ,A eiit 6 1 5' Mr. Joseph Giannetto Math Coach ' , ' ii'-X, if Mrs. Frances Gould Social Studies Commercial Physical Education Mrs. Rae Jean James Homemaking F. H. A. 'if . 4 , M, Y -- if .. 3-...unit jfiiii , ' VV : .. ' y, , Mr. Kenneth Kintner Miss Margaret Lallier Mr. James McCabe English Commercial English Director of Athletics Maroon Advisor , .ka. . U.: liilfiia lp S -: ju I lib. . J' X 'fy' A Mr. William Evers Print Shop ,, ,,Vi,.,,,,?n! v wxrig rf P- for ff at .., A 'A Mr. George Miner Commercial 51.1 l s Ah 5-- ' 1 is 5 Mr. Francis Mullins Social Studies GW Miss Marie Reynolds Commerc ia l iii? iliiiflfifff X 'l Xyll- in 5.i'td'fFif' ' ' ,I , ,. . Q . ji' k'::.k-3 I' I ' ' if R51 , ZS 1 w W' B 6 .A 1 1 i ff. es. -Q Q A X 14:1 Qi fx is pf A Mr. Dean Northrup English Senior Play l - 5 9 -TP: f f . , E of a ,K I 5 ' . I L5 , 'If' V 1 Mr. Donald O'Buclcley Music .f egg, I ' 9 -A rs . Gertrude Rose English f -? ' 'flfrvffwt w-L:2..f-.iiiw flisffl l' - 7' E ii lu? ,WS t 2 55 6 lliltlsl 'sci iii, '- as . ,X 5 A, 5 sv' ' , ffl 2 M VS : Mr. Gilbert Shults Mr. Richard Sick Mrs. Mary Smith Guidance Chemistry French Science Club, Photographs French Club : ,,.,, 1 viii li' 'ia V 121323 A 'L Mrs. Rose Sullivan Mr. Kay Vanda Mrs. Camille Vetrano Engl ish Art, Art Club French Key Club, Yearbook Miss Rita O'Donnell Social Studies 'WI 'uzg2ggigig?.sg33 , V- 3:53 . an .Wile y . ,. 1 A M15 . R if 'ki x., ' Mrs . Jane Schwarz sz Librarian Guidance ii? 553925 fiWi'i 5' ll ' ', fI1'fz'ig',5g,Q:3, 3 5 -. s f: 51 J iii? Q 5311 '45 , ,W gm ei 'If 'bv Mrs . Jane Stratton Nurse , 1' .4 2 4- fi-1 : -- ir , '- ' 1,5 Mrs. Alberta Walsh English Faculty Miss Ruth Osgood Library Miss Elfa Shaul Science Biology Club Miss Phyllis Stumpf Math Mr. Clayton Wildeman Social Studies 7 Q 1. lu J 3' .X . .V S4 i 'fx' 1' . .Q .H .- 1 'Y J'- , fl ifk' :. fi' Af' L , L, . f' ,I .95 Aff 1 ,. X: -1 , fl ,V ,L 1. wr J-1. ,H- - ,,,. . fi' Q . 1.- .41 2,53 gi ff '. - 0. Q -, Q .5 Q, 'R 5. 4 .J if.. .gl - L, Q. ' 4. ' 5.7 . G . -135 '. 1, 'ic a- Q SENIORS E IOR OFTI ERS A 'Eg' f,,ffii Vw, Y l i 2 ' l 3 j . f l 2 ' - 13::4.e,,' ,ff ' 'U ., ' 2 -f :: rr-A, 1 ' A ' ' 3 Y A Q fi fr It-f 5'1 'T ' 325.73 g U- Elf J -z -1 K: f. Q ,. 2 .V .. V ,4 ., ,,p5:fug.g,,5,,,. . R , V K, - f -f -4. . ,, fu 4 - --. - .N .. .. V- yi. ., V--J. w,7-tw 5 -' If f .tgfu?:'-'If ' ' ,ee 3 ,Z gl f'ff::.?.-' '.-A if N HW , V .,, N .A J. Q' ,- 1 N. J... .J , .P ,lk 'wr A-1. : ri Q1 --l.,'1,.' 1 1 , - v 11... , ,K --ft ',... A A in fu... .- W ,,- .pt--.i,s',,,..-I f A A .' A 1--. j..... H 4 I , C 4:-f.. f,:5...... . f .A My-w ,' , ,,'-...V-.-'---l V- w . 1 1 -- .,q,.,qf..x- 7 .1 V Yu. Q? g.......- .....-it EJB? J . W ' 1 . JANUARY CLASS OFFICERS Seated: Marie Zelaslca, Secretaryp Mike Hryck, Vice- President. Standing: John Skoiec, Presidentp Don Gresko, Treasurer. 'I' 0, JUNE CLASS OFFICERS Seated: Shirley Yonkoski, Secretaryp Judy Moulton, T reasurer . Standing: Blll Brutvan, Vice-Presidentp Gary Winters, President. ARY OFFICERS JOHN SKOJEC Tall and Terrific January - Chemical Engineer Math Club 15 Science Club 25 Football Manager I5 Student Council5 Senior Class President5 Homeroom President 15 Senior Play Cast5 Class Day. MICHAEL HRYCK The Stronger Always Succeed January - Electrical Engineering Class President 25 Class Vice President 45 Co-Director Senior Play5 Class Day Production5 Homeroom President 3,45 Homeroom Secretary 2. K . 44 Q u 'pxyl L if N izllf il HW MARIE ZELASKA Sweet and Gentle January - To Go To College Junior Red Cross, Homeroom President, FrenchClub 2, Student Council5 Science Club5 Math Club5 Honor Society5 Senior Class Secretary5 SeniorPlay Cast5 Prom Committee5 Chorus 25 Volley- ball 25 Bowling5 Basketball. DONALD GRESKO A Happy Lad in Every Way January - To Go To Broome Tech Football I5 Class Treasurer 'l,45 Senior Play5 Senior Class Day5 Senior Prom Committee5 Volleyball 3. U E OFFICERS GARY WINTERS Cream of the Crop June - Engineering W President of Senior Class 45 Class Representative to Executive Council of Student Council 2,3,45 Treasurer of Junior Class 35 Homeroom President 1,2,3,45 Vice President of Student Council 45 President of Math Club 45 President of BiologyClub 25 Treas- urer of UN-Hi-Y 2, Secretary 3, Parliamentarian 45 Vice Pres- ident of Key Club 45 Science Club 45 Junior Prom Committee5 Senior Prom Committee5 Senior Class Day5 J . V. Basketball 25 Varsity Basketball 45 King Candidate5 Wildcat Sports Editors 45 ACa ella Choir 25 Boys' Chorus 1,25 Mixed Chorus 1,25 As- sembllly Program Committee 45 Finance Committee 15 Boys' State 35 Honor Society 3,4. 1,5- ' WILLIAM BRUTVAN There's One ln Every Class June - Engineer at U. Notre Dame Varsity Football 1,2,3,45 Volleyball 45 Key Club 2,3,4, Treasurer 2,3, President 45 Class Secretary 1, Vice President 45 Homeroom President5 Boys' Chorus 1,2,35 A Capella Choir 35 Student Council Representative 2,3,45 Mixed Chorus 1,2,35 HonorSociety 3,45 Junior Prom Committee Chairman 35 Head of Prom Committee 45 Intramural Basketball 15 Baseball 15 King Candidate . SHIRLEY YONKOSKI Charm ln Any Book June - Work ln a Bank or in IBM Homeroom Secretary 25 Class Secretary 45 French Club 3,45 Honor Soclet 45 Red Cross 45 Archery Club 45 UN Club 45 Bas- ketball 2,3,45 Baseball 2,3,45 Triple Sports 45 Volleyball3,45 Lettergirls 45 Chorus 1,2,3,45 Junior and Senlor Prom Commit- tee5 Usher, Senior Play5 Moving-up Day5 Queen Candidate. JUDITH MOULTON She's Tops June - Nursing fR.N.l Leader's Club 15 Badminton 15 North Volleyball Day 15 Bas ketball 1,2,3,45Volleyball 1,2,3,45 Softball 1,2,3,45 Referee 1,45 U. E. Field Day 1,35 Cheerleader 45 Archery 25 French Club 25 Biology Club President 35 Class Secretary 25 J. C. H. President 15 Class Treasurer45 Senlor Prom 45 Usher for Gradua- tion 45 Yearbook 3,45 Honor Society 45 Dance Committee 2,3, 45 Junior Prom 35 Art Club 35 Class Day 45 Senlor Play Cast Queen Candidate. 4: JM. 142-ffaf, A' ML, :WMM Zyagwza JSM 11 rggf.- fw- DAVID ADDISON May I Help You? June Intramural Basketball. 57312 QT..-kv h ,492 ROLLIN AVERY Flies Low June - Aviation Ric:-:ARD BAER ,i ,xp My Quietness - His Virtue ' f l June - To Become An Engineer OVIVL Wi Mum Club 4. ll A H. ,J 4 Z L v VW QJJTIVJ! 1' I J KV Iv V14-WMU I ' vvf' T NAN BAHRINGER it A L Lend Me Your Ear j of June - To Attend Geneseo State Teacher's'College French Club 3, UN Club 2,3,4, Treasurer 4, Archery 2, Archery Club 3,4, Basketball 2,3,4, Volleyball 3,4, Referee 2, Basketball 2,3,4, UN-Hi-Y 2,3,4, Treasurer 4, Softball l,2, Archery 2, Archery Club 3,4, Senior Play Usher 4, Senior Play Ticket Committee 4, Honor Society 4. 4P 'N, LOIS BALL On The Ball January - Work and Get Married Class Secretary 4. PAULINE BARNARD l Talk Fast So I Can Say More' June - Nursing fR.N Choir, Girls Chorus, Mlxecl Chorus 3, Orchestra 3,4. rw' -is-Q' f ' in iI RQ f MADALYN BEACH Mighty Midge January - College Basketball i5 Volleyball i5 Triple Sports l5 Archery 25 Senior Prom Committee5 Senior Play Committee . JOYCE BASES Dynamite in Disguise June - Attend College Bowling 35 Softball 2,3,45 Basketball 2,3,45 Volleyball 2,35 UN Club 45 Art Club 45 Archery Club 45 Archery 3,45 Track 35 Maroon 45 Properties - Senior Play. PHYLLIS BENDEROFF Miss Success June - Teacher Junior Prom Committee5 Chairman of Band Committee5 UN Club 2,3,4, Parliamentarian 3, President 45 French Club 2,3, Secretary 25 Volleyball 35 Basketball 3,45 Yearbook 3,45 Pro- motion Editor 45 Junior Red Cross 3,45 Homeroom Secretary 45 Senior Prom Committee. MICHAEL BENDUS llspikell June - Alr Force Football i,2,3,45 Homeroom Secretary 4. Wi AE? BEZILLA A You .Seen The Latest Fad? 1' Hjlurie - Secretary N4 ub 25 Girls' Chorus 25 UN Club 4. :A Zjfi- '3'f xi ' -L. .. -1:23. -1,11 X 1' , .sf A -.I , fx if ' ,A is , 5 T IX M'-1. ff 'fi' .1 W3 'Q' ' 1 K r un' li' if , N X, r 1 ' 4' 5 Q c 5. 1 fy: 11 x. - 1 1 swf' MARCIA BIRDSALL A Smile For All June - Nursing 3,4, Mixed Chorus 2,3,4, Girls 13 VIRGINIA BLAIR A Little Girl With A Big Personality June - Dental Hygienist Transferred 35 Chenango Valley, Dramatics Club 25 Biology Club 25 Class President 25 Band 45 Art Club 35 Maroon 45 Wild- cat 45 Treasurer of Red Cross 45 UN-Hi-Y 45 Volleyball 3,45 Basketball 3,45 Softball 35 Junior Prom Committee 35 Senior Prom Committee 45 All-State Sectional 4. 1' . n 9 f' CONRAD BOCK Easy Going June - Navy .I N .W GLORIA BOGA English Channel Here I Come June - Physical Education Teacher Y-Teens 15 Leaders' Club 15 UN-Hi-Y 25 French Club 35 BiologyClub 35 Maroon 3, Editor-in-Chiefl5 Cheerleading 1,45 lgillfcat 3,45 Senior Play 45 Triple Sports 35 Baseball 35 Basket- a 3. LINDA BOSWORTH Neat and Sweet June - Teacher Basketball 3,45 Bowling 45 Senior PlayCast5 Junior Red Cross5 Biology Club 25 French Club 45 Editorial, Promotion, Photog- raphy Staff of Wildcat 45 Baseball 45 Chorus 1,25 Junior Prom Committee5 Lettergirls 3,45 Senior Prom Committee5 Art Club 35 Maroon Staff 2. rQ,y,60q, CQ .SLP-Q' ,'M 'Ula -1 RONALD BOX Restless Romeo June - Engineer Football 'l,2,3,4. ROBERT BRADLEY Wilson's Future Chef ,,,,7,,,, , wif, ,,,,,,l , W ,W , , ,,,,,, ,, 'iff' N v ' 0 W ,JW if W yi R A L- ' 1 : 5 T fl will WV it ,, ., L ,ff GAIL BRONSON Q,-,Q L h 5,1 ' l'm A D09 Lover J il ' ' - KA AL L' ' June - Teacher Chorus 2,35 Basketball 2,3,45 Volleyball 2,35 Biology Club fi' ' 7 2,35 French Club 3,45 UN Club 3,45 Honor Society 45 Senior 5 if Play5 Math Club 45 Archery 2, 35 Junior Red Cross53,4. 5 D 4? 5 sr 5 ' if L kg, 5 - Q Q K 2 YL, Ji E fb N A hx DOUGLAS BROW HQ 'Q7 if llk 'V 5 l Agree . ' ff A , l June - Aeronautical Enginelwxskil I I Transferred 2, Homell5 J . V. Basketbal M '15 Track li 25 Basketball 35 Junior Prom Committee5 SclenceClub 45 Biology A All Club 25 Math Club 4. - RALPH BROWN A Mind of His Own January French Club 3, Senior Play, Intramural Basketball 2, Manager ofJ V Baseball KATHLEEN BROWNE Gay in Every Way June - Homemaker Art Club 45 French Club 2,35 Baseball i,2,3,45 Junior Red Cross 35 Editorial and Photography Staffs of Yearbook 45 Junior Prom Ticket Committee5 Senior Play Ticket Committee5 Decora- tion Committee of Sgaior om5 Baseball 'I,2. W f .lil Wpwlilffff Our Pal Al June - Go To College Homeroom Secretary 2,35 Red Cross 25 J. V. Basketball 25 Vestal Exchange Program 25 JuniorProm Entertainment 35 Junior Prom Ticket Committee 35 Senior Prom Entertainment 45 Senior Clasz Day 45 Basketball i5 Leader's Club i5 Homeroom President i5 C orus i. JOAN BURCHILL Pretty, Witty, and Full of Fun June Leaders' Club 15 Basketball 25 Softball 25 Volleyball 25 UN Club 45 Senior Prom Committee5 Yearbook5 Co-op 4. 53 DOUGLAS BURKE Silence Never Betrays Him June - Printer Bowllng 2,3,45 Senior Play 4. '---.. PATRICIA BURKE 5- 1, Cute and Clever - Serious Never ' - June - Business School 'f' , Basketball l, Baseball 2, Volleyball l. -f Q gk w rt rgl'li'.-X HENRY BUSTIN lg - ' M ' Good Things Come in Small Packages 1 il' L June - Engineer Z Math Club 4. Q 'Q' Mi. CQ .327 if 5 , 09's-, 'WO' i6 M RAY CAPRARI Take Me For What l Am January - Air Force Wrestling 2,35 Football 35 Track 35 Homeroom President 45 Wildcat Advel1isingCommittee 35 Junior Prom Committee5 Senior Prom Committee5 Senior Play 45 Class Day Program. DARLENE CARLE She's Darling June - lBM Receptionist Art Club 25 Baseball 25 Wildcat Editorial Staff 4. SANDRA CARPENTER High Stepper January - Dental Hygienist Maroon Staff 2,35 Yearbook 25 Lettergirls 2,3,45 Softball 2,35 Basketball 35 Track 25 Tennis 25 Senior Play Cast 45 Class Day Cast 45 Gift Committee 45 Prom Committee 45 History Commit- tee 45 Biology Club 35 President of Y-Teens 'l. ,F 'KN f ifi: Qi COBINA CARROS A Nice Gal and A Good Sport June - Get a Job in California Band l,2,3,4, Orchestra i,2,3,4, Volleyball l, Basketball 2,3,45 Softball I. JAMES CASEY A Friendly Manner Makes Many Friends January - Draftsman BETTY CHAFFEE Only 96? June - Teacher Girls' State 35 Triple Trio 3,45 A Capella Choir 2,3,45 Bas- ketball 3,45 Junior Red Cross 2,45 UN-Hi-Y Club 2,3,45 Sec- retary 45 French Club 3,45 Honor Society 45 Letterglrls 3,45 Senior Play Committee5 Junior Prom Committee5 Broome County Chorus 45 Senior Prom Committee. JOHN CHYLE Enioy Yourself While You Can January - Aeronautical Engineer Homeroom Secretary 4, Football 2,3,4, Volleyball 2,3,4, Junior Vice Presldent5 French Club 25 Science Club 45 Senior Play Committee. ANN MARIE CIBULSKY A Sweet Gal, Full of Pep January - Housewife Basketball 2,45 Softball 2,45 Tennis 25 Volleyball 3,45 Cheer- leading 45 Leaders'Club 15 Senior Play Cast5 Class Day Program 45 Prom Committee 45 Gift Committee 45 Lettergirls 3. GERALD CLARK l Have Laid Aside Business and Gone A'Huntingl June - Tool and Diemaker Intramural Basketball 2. X PATRICIA COATES Lots of Sparkle, Lots of Pep June - Secretary or College Cheerleading 3,4, Baseball l,2,3, Basketball 2,3, Informa- tion Desk, Archery 2,3, Chorus 2, Co-op 4, Honor Society 4, Art Club 2, Yearbook Staff 4, UN Club 2,4, Lettergirls 2, Girls' Play Day 2,3, Volleyball 2, Junior Prom Committee 3. ELIZABETH CONRAD - Strings and l January - Nurse Orchestra 2,3,4, Band 3,4, Junior Red Cross 2,4, UN Club 4, Choir 2,3,4, Triple Trio 3,4, Senior Play, Wildcat 3, Class Day 4, History Committee 4, Senior Prom Committee 4. EUGENE COREY X Better Late Than Never June - Navy CHARLES CORLYON A The Joker ls Wild n June Basketball 2,3, Band 2,3,4, Orchestra 2,3,4, Chorus 2,3, Senior Prom Committee, Junior Prom Committee, Class Day, All-State Sectional Band 4, Broome County Orchestra 4. MARTHA COSGRIFF KJ Talented Little Miss June - Teacher Archery 2, Basketball 3, Chorus i,2, Committee, Class Song, Softball l,2,3,4, Y MARY ANN COSGRIFF l :X A Precious Jewel Carved Most Pbeitillxiji' K June v Mixed Chorus 2,3,4, Girls Chorus 2 2, Junior Red Cross 2,4, Archery 2, Art Junior PromCommittee, Senior Prom Co UN Club 4, Yearbook, Senior Play, Stage Crew.7 Committee for Class Officers, Honor Society 47 AP JM 1 IJ fy! NORI'R4CO AN ' There Are miles - But This One June - Nurse Lettergirls 3,45 Junior Prom Committee 35 Senior Prom Com- mittee 45 Senior Play Cast5 Yearbook Promotion5 Editorial and Photography Staff5 BiologyClub 35 Junior Red Cross 25 Treasurer 25 Class Day Committee 4. THOMAS CROUNSE Cuddles January Football I,2,3,45 Volleyball I DAVID DAVIS I'II Do It Tomorrow January - Radio and Television Servicing RONALD DAVIS A Mischievous Glimmer in His Eye June - Electrical Engineer RALPH DE PUE Easy Going, Good Natured June - Tool Designer Intramural Basketball . . 3 15 W A I, Q IOL ROBERT DOBRANSKY ,ff My BoysWilI Be Boys jo A June - College or IBM WM I FOQIIMII4. wif' Ili f' Football i,2,35 Basketball I5 French Club 2. - PM 2 LL rwffffj lf'lll', I M K1 u A p ROBERT DoNucK ' Born For Success J .Iune - Doctor Football I,3,45 Baseball 2,3,45 Volleyball 3, 5 Homeroom President 2,35 Key Club 2,3,45 Student Council 2,35 Biology Club 25 Science Club 45 Math Club 45 UN-Hi-Y Club 2,3,45 Boys' State 35 Honor Society 4. MARY DUNN Irish June - Secretary or Stenographer Archery Club 3,45 Volleyball 45 Basketball 35 Softball 35 Lettergirls 3 . sn., SALLY DWYER One, Come All Boysl Typist or Receptionist Club 45 Junior Prom Committee5 Senior Day Committee5 Chorus I,2,3. BRUCE EATON 5 , -K Always Silent I N, X June - Electrician rx K n . ' Intramural Basketball . R A 1 f IIN X J , .f lVll.'l!'!lvjS ul by 'X ,X ,CR ' My QW I KAREN EGAN Y. Miss DimpIes I June - Nurse Leaders' Club I5 J. C. H. S. Treasurer I5 Class Day 1,45 Badminton I5 Sophomore Dance 25 Student Council 2,35 Home- room President 2,35 JuniorProm Committee 35 Basketball I,2,45 Softball I,2,45 Volleyball 'l,2,45 Senior Prom Committee5 Sports Referee 45 UN-Hi-Y 45 Yearbook 45 Senior Play Usher 45 Honor Society 4. RICHARD ELANDER Grand Union Here I Come June - Civil Engineer Orchestra I,25 Band I,2,3. 'I J' DONALD ELLSWORTH Strike Up The Band June Band 1,2,3,45 Orchestra 45 Mixed Chorus 1,2,3,45 Boys' Chorus 1,2,3,45 Choir 2,3,45 Honor Society 45 Senior Play5 Homeroom President 45 Broome Count Band 45 Drum Major 45 J. C. H Secretary 15 J. V. Baseball 35 Student Council 45 NYSSMA Competition . VIVAN ELSIK A Cute-Curl June - Beautician Softball 3, Basketball 2, French 3. . ' H s 1 9 l 1 lf . : ef -1. I , le , f ' U yo 1 V' Y ' . 'ld I , -A A xii RI WILLIAM ESTELLE 5 5 5,f t 'N Shhhh - L ' -5 M 1, A A, June - College or Get a Job 'A 'H . -ff . 11 D French Club. ' 1 - ' ' we if l MW' l lf X- , . SYLVIA FACISKEWSKI Road Queen June - Homemaker Triple Sports 1,25 Baseball 1. DAVID FARR He'l1lGo Farr une , ,J if W- 'I , MARY FEDORCHAK Dark Hair and Laughing Eyes June - Telephone Operator Basketball 1,25 Volleyball 1,25 Baseball 1,25 Senior Play Usher5 Homeroom Secretary 45 Cheerleading 15 U. E Field Day 15 Photography Staff of Yearbook 45 Leaders' Club 1. STEPHEN FENDICK Typical Nice Guy June - IBM Track 2,35 Chorus I5 Band 2,3. THEODORE FIDURSKI . K IlTedll June Track. U' Alflilil., I ARNOLD FINCH I I A Farmer's Life For Me ' June ' swf' 4 F 23' . fi- M ' ' N 'I , lm JEAN FISHER X JoII Jean f SAV, June - Medical' Office Assistant French Club 2,3, President 35 Art Club 35 Biology 35 Volley- ball 35 Baseball 35 Basketball 45 UN-Hi-Y Club 3,45 Senior Pluv Cast5 Senior Prom Committee5 Juxim' Prom Committee. A IM lj pl -III V IW fi ff -' vp? 'V , f X, I va M 5 A ggeial n ft Ii If It It wr it if I I J n or Red C ss 2,3,4, Presiden 45 Wildcat Editorial Staff 45 Volleyball 2,45 Archery Club 45 Honor Society 45 Archery 2,35 Basketball 45 Maroon 45 Senior Play Committee 45 Letter- glrls 3,45 UN-Hi-Y Club 45 Student Council 45 Art Club 2,35 Junior Prom Committee5 Homeroom President45 Senior Play Cast 45 Senior Prom Committee 4. I M L at I Q' ty LOIS FRAILEY Crazy Love Life N, it June - Telephone Operator Softball I,2,3,45 Volleyball I,2,3,45 Bowling I5 Archery I5 Basketball 'I,2,3,45 UN-Hi-Y 45 Maroon 45 Rouser Committee 45 Junior Prom Committee5 Senior Prom Committee5 Senior Play Committee5 Wildcat 45 Band I,2,3,45 Orchestra 1,25 Chorus I,35 Choir 45 Sports Referee I,2,3,45 Senior Play Commlttee51j ,JL flfjw Information Desk 3,4. A V H V BNI, Xyjlf JQ-g,vL bfwa' fn! ZW JL I mywew fl iff' W WP ,- 22 JIS? ix ,-fbi' VM' 11,0 L, l 1 IIN1,- M',Uy Ijdjllfnvl I I' ,fm M V, I J x I liljzuijbuv ,Nob M I flf HAZEL FRANKEN Ain't She Sweet June - Secretary UN Club 3,4, Chaplin 47 Junior Prom Committee7 Maroon 47 Senior Play Committee7 Basketball Referee 37 Volleyball Referee 37 Yearbook 37 S nior Prom Committee . f 4. 64 1 'Q' WILLIAM FREIDAH L! 1 ff Not As Quiet As He Looks ' . I June - Electrical Engineer 6 Bowling 3,4. n A wtf' V2-yr L94 57 w' phd. SANDRA FRITSCH Sweet And Gay June - Private Secretary Junior Red Cross l7 Triple Sports l7 Basketball 3j Bowling7 Information Desk 37 Co-op 2. ALBERT FUSCO Aims To Please January DANIEL GALLAGHER Mickey Mantle January - Army Baseball 2, Football 2, Basketball 2, Baseball, Varsity 4. EARL GARDNER l Disagree June - Industrial Arts Teacher Band l,27 Boys' Chorus l,2,3,47 Mixed Chorus l,2,3,47 A Capella Choir 2,3,47 Wrestling 'l7 Volleyball 2i Wildcat 4 UN-Hi-Y Club 47 Senior Play Cast 47 Junior Prom Committee 3 I Triple Sports 3,4-. GEORGIA GARUTO llspeedyll June - Secretary Baseball 2,3,4i Track 2,37 Volleyball 2,37 Basketball 2,35 RUTH GAVURNIK Oh, Mr. Sick June - Teacher Archery 2,3,47 Softball 2,37 Basketball 2,3, Volleyball 3 UN-Hi-Y Club 2,3,4i Red Cross 2,37 Art Club 2,32 Junior Prom Committee7 Ch lr 2 3,41 Science Club 47 French Club 2,3, Treasulgr 37 Seni ay Committee. . XJ A TRW! QM -5 if 7 K A L W xg ' - ' Ki J J C l it ld frllfbnix fl BJ T L MJ LORETTA GELO lt's Gelo, Not Jellol June Tennis 47 Basketball 27 Volleyball 'l7 Softball 17 Archery i. MAUREEN GILLETTE llsha I I VP June - Secretary Choir 3,47 Chorus l,2,3,47 Triple Trio 3,47 UN-Hi-Y Club 3,47 Basketball 47 Senior Play Committee7 Senior Prom Commit fee . RICHARD GON OS Where's The Fire? January - Millionaire Senior Pla Cast7 Intramural Basketball 2,37 Treasurer of Sophomore Class . Quiet ROBERT GRITMAN and Shy, But a Real Nice Guy June - Funeral Director Wrestling 2i Football 2. Www .X BEVERLY GU ERNSEY Grade A June - Private Secretary UN Club 25 Chorus 35 Basketball 35 Senior Play Prompter. DONNA GUNDERMAN A Still Tongue Makes a Wise Head January - Teacher or Librarian Glee Club 25 Volleyball 3,45 Bowling 35 Biology Club 35 French Club 35 Senior Play Commlttee5 UN Club 3 . RUSSELL HALLETT J. C.'s Buddy Knox January - College Chorus 2,3,45 J. V. Football5 J. V. Baseballg Sophomore Vice President5 Homeroom President 3. HERBERT HARVEY Actions Speak Louder Than Words June - Teacher French Club 2,35 Senior Prom5 UN Club 25 Vice President of Biology Club 35 Choir 2,35 Boys' Chorus 2 3' Mixed Chorus T,2,35 Mu ic Club 35 Senior Play. W .yfllyul WALTER HARVEY Quiet and Sensitive January - Electrician Band 'l,2,3,4 ' x SHARON HATFIELD Littlest Angel June - Business Administration Maiorette 2,35 UN-Hi-Y Club 25 Volleyball 25 Basketball 25 Baseball 25 French Club 3,45Wildcat 45 Attendance Office 3,45 Senior Prom Committee. me 5554 JAMES HAWLEY Wm He Keeps Up To Par ui' XJ6-'A' June - Mechanical Engineer , Golf 2,3,4 VAC BARBARA HAYES Never a Dull Moment June - Go To College Band i,2,3,4, Librarian 2,3, Secretary 45 Orchestra 4, Pres- ident 45 All-State Sectional Band 45 Broome County Band 45 UN-Hi-Y5 Junior Red Cross 45 Junior Prom Committee5 Class Day Committee 45 Senior Play Committee5 Basketball 2,3,45 Softball 2,3,45 Triple Sports 45 Volleyball 2,3,45 Wildcat 45 Honor Society 4 . 5 4 BRUCE HAYES Young At art June - To Ge Job Band 1,93 hes a 2,35X ' . V vt DONNA HENDERSON JP A Light Heart Lives Long QQ M, January - Airlines Receptionist W X 357' Spenser Play usher, Attend qnce Office. FUN FRED HERRMANN I'm Going to Retire When l'm 35. June - Air Force or College French Club 2,35 Intramural Basketball 2,3, MARILYN HILEMAN Silence ls a Great Art January - Get A Job Archery 25 Archery Club 3,45 Volleyball 3,4. gr ,M A .5 V --,vw-,wr ---,fir-, - V---i --v , DOROTHY HNAT Baby Doll Face June - Secretary or Stenographer Baseball 35 Basketball 45 Archery 25 Triple Sports 25 Glee Club 35 Information Desk 3,4. JUDITH HOFFER One in a Million June - Secretary V Homeroom Secretary 2,35 Student Council Secretary 45 Bowl- ing 25 Archery 2,3,45 Basketball 2,35 Volleyball 2,3,45 Base- ' 5 ball 2,35 Junior Prom Committee5 S nior Prom Committe , HX Hi-Y Club 35 Senior Play Cast. ' ' L 1,41 JOSEPH HOLLY Bonjour Mes Amies January - Politics Student Council T5 Football Programs 25 UN-Hi-Y Club 2,3, 4, President 45 Senior Play Cast5 Senior Prom Committee5 Senior Class Day Committee. GLORIA HONSINGER 'Tony' My Own January - Housewife JUNE HOSPODOR Everyone's Friend June - Dancing Teacher or Nurse Vestal Exchange Assembly 35 Sophomore Dance5 Chorus 2,35 Yearbook 35 Archery 25 Homeroom Secretary 35 Junior Prom Committee5 Honor Society 45 Senior Play Usher5 UN Club 25 Class Day Program5 Senior Prom Committee5 Sports Referee 25 Baseball 25 Basketball 25 Maroon 2,3,45 Lettergirls 2,3. JOSEPH HOVANCIK Mahoney June - Garbage Man 5,6-J f LURLINE HOWELL Chorus l,2,3,45 Softball 35 Volleyball 35 Red Cross 2. 4.. . . , 3-4 ' 'MARY ANN JANICKI June - To Be A Private Secretar-yU, :'c 'td' Q, Band 2,3,45 Orchestra 2,3,45 Senior Play Cast5 All-County, ,J Orchestra 45 Basketball 2,3,45 Volleyball 3,45 Archery 3,45 Archery Club 45 Honor Society 45 Chairman of Decoration Com- mittee Junior Prom 3. Generally Speaking, She's Generally Speaking Informati 3,45 Clinic 25 Library 2. wrt ww Heart of a Clown January - Nurse MARY ANN JAHELKA Baker's Delight June - Secretary or Clerical Work Bowling 2,3. l Q h - M 1 'In .g ' , f , ' PLA.-' ' I t C 7 Lovely To Look At , -.A,kx, ALYCE JENSON June - Beautician Baseball 25 Basketball 25 Archery 25 Bowling 25 Volleyball 25 Lettergirls5 Senior Prom Committee . June - Hospital Corpsman in the Navy or Coast Guard Varsity Volleyball 3,45 Varsity Football 45 Key Club 2. 28 0'4- Wis if JOYCE JUDSKY Always Smiling June - Get Married ROBERT KALKA Yogi ,QLQMFFZB , Z WMQE7 f 1525 7 I f fww' I -1m'vwarr 'r Wr 'I - HARRY KANE Uncle Harry June -,Job at IBM Basketball 2,3,47 French Club 25 Junior Prom Commltteep Senior Prom Committee . NANCY KARNS Now I Can Drive January - Office Job Basketballp Baseballp Bowlingp Volleyballp Triple Sportsp In- formation Desk . BARBARA KENDERES Sweet Little Gal January - Secretary VoIIeyball3,4p Basketball4p Senior PlayCommItteep Informa- tion Desk 2,3. RICHARD KLEN OTICH llTexll June - Broome Tech French Club- Band 3 KENNETH KNAPP Tuesday's Reserved January - To work in IBM Mrxed Chorus I,2, Boys Chorus i,2, Class Day, Choir 2. KENNETH KNIZE A Guy With Spunk and A Car of Junk January - Automotive Engineer Wrestling 27 UN Club 3,45 Senior B Play. IVAN KOLB Nobody Loves Life Like Ike Does. January - Work at IBM lntermural Basketball 2g Wrestling 2,3. STANLEY KOPROWSKI Joker At Poker June - Draftsman Senior Play Committeep Homeroom President 4. STEPHEN KORCHYNSKY The Pride ofPoIlsI'1 Heaven June - Go To Engineering College French Clubp Math Club. MARY KOUDOUNIS Tripp's New Manager January - Secretary at IBM F. H. A. 2,3,4p Art Club 47 UN Club 45 Maroon 35 Senior Play Student Directory Girls' Sports. JO ANNE KOVAC HoId That Pose January Homeroom Secretaryp UN Clubp F. H A.5 Maiorette 1,25 Senior Play Usherf Basketball 'Ip Baseball 25 Senior Finance Committeep Yearbook I. EUGENE KUBIK Future All American June - Join the Coast Guard Football Varsity I,2. JAMES KUEHNER Strike January Bowling 2,3,45 Boys' Chorus 2,3,45 Band 2,3,4. e0 f' . ' Qqivixbj SANDRA Kuxol. L, ,X ft Hsnenf As A Shadow' 5 9 Q U June - Secretary X Bowling i5 Baseball 'I ROBERT KYLE As Noisy As A Silhouette January WILBER LANDIS Rosie Is The Girl For Me June - Draftsman JO ANN LASKOWSKI Neat and Prim June - To Become A Nurse J C. H. 'I5 Leaders' Club i5 Basketball i,25 Volleyball 1,25 Softball 1,25 Homeroom Secretary 25 UN Club 25 Class Day 45 Dance Committee 2,3,45 Maroon 25 Promotion Staff 25 Archery INGRID LAU Busy Fingers June - Go To A Business College Chorus5 Basketball 35 information Desk5 Co-op5 Delhi Typing Contest. BENJAMIN LEAKE l Let There Be Light ' l 5 June - To Be A Television Director 'l School Stage Manager 2,3,45 Senior Play Manager5 Chairman of Senior Play Construction Committee . CAROLYN LEINSTER A Good Disposition ls A Rare Gift June - To Become A Teacher Choir 2,3,45 Girls'Chorus 2,3,45 Mixed Chorus 2,3,45 Triple Trio 3,45 Junior Prom Committee5 Senior Prom Committee5 Red Cross 2,3,45 Volleyball 45 Basketball 3,45 Homeroom Secretary 45 Props, Senior Play. ARDYS LINKROUM Friendliness ls Her Special Trait - January - To Become A Teacher Triple Trio 2,3,45 Choir 2,3,45 Chorus 2,3,45 Student Coun- cil President 3,45 French Club 2,35 Volleyball 2. JOHN LITTERER ,y , The Best Always Return ,, .lf We June 1' ff ,T gr ' 7 I 'A 36 W ,,f2f ,A Football 2. l 2 1 1 M L' T A fl - 1' ,P 5 l 5 fu' 4 f 4 4 5 ' uf fr 51: fi A ll . If Nu .,'k.4,JQ Lyqmf ,Q KID . w r f r f u ,,' ' ' ' ,. ' I i 'T' A ,iv it IUQ- J. f' lr: , .5 J, f. T.. .1 , A li , 'J 1, .5 r 1 V ., V 1 ,' 'IL' F !, yi 4 5: It U ,, - f JJ' .Q gi '. ML WU, if BERTHA AN 'JLUBERT 2' ' ' wi L' l ' ' I ll 'y if .': ' f 'A Busy Gal and veryone s Pal N, A s, xf L I 'JJ , June - To Be A Nurse- Band 2,3,45 Orchestra 1,25 Chorus 2,3,45 Basketball 2,3,45 Girls' Sports l,2,3,45 Referee 2,3,45 All-Sports Da 45 Co- Chairman Advertising, Yearbook 45 Maroon 3,45 Ticket Com- mittee Class Dance Senior Prom5 Art Club 3,45 Honor Societ 45 UN Club 2,3,45 Senior Play Cast5 Girls' Chorus 2,3,Z5 Mixed Chorus i,2,3,45 Chairman of UN Queen's Dance 35 Biology Club 35 Science Club 4. JEANNINE LUCAS Speedy Orator June - Dental Hygienist Chorus 1,25 F. H. A. 35 Y-Teens i5 Baseball 3,45 Volleyball 45 Basketball 45 information Desk 3,45 Archery 45 Bowling 4, Art Club 45 UN Club 45 l'lonor Society 4. ROBERT LUCAS Take Life Too Serious and What ls It Worth June - Go To College Senior Play. DONALD MAC DONALD Oh For A Study Hall to Sleep ln January - Have My Own Kind of Business in Florida Track, Volleyball, Lighting Committee, Senior Play, Com mittee for Moving-up Day. PATRICIA MAHACEK Pretty Pat June - Work In An Office F. H. A. 2,a. GERALD MAJKA Jeep-ers June - Construction Engineer DOROTHY MAJOR Short and Snappy June - Secretary Arch r 3, Baseball 2, Triple Sports 3g ff TwirlingM Wa Thru Life 'ffl - JOAN MALONIS Y Y fl June - Secretary Baseball 35 Basketball 3, Triple Sports l, Bowling 2, Volley- ball 3, Junior Prom Committee, Malorette 2,3,4. IREN E MATHEWS Quiet and Unassuming' January CLARENCE MAY Sports Are a Second Nature June - Physical Education Teacher Football l,2,3,4p Basketball l,2,3,45 Baseball 'l,2,3,4i Key Club 2,3,4p Homeroom President 3,45 Class President 25 Class Secretary 35 King 1958. JAMES MC KERCHER Let's Bop June - Work in IBM JOHN MIES Romeo, Romeo January - Linotype Operator Senior Prom Committeep Football 'I,2,3,4 JOSEPH MIES Small in Stature, Tall June in Thought MILES MlLLANE All The World Loves a Quiet Boy' June GERALD MILLER Always Ready For Some Fun January - Electronics Football 2,4. EMIL MISATA Of Course January - Insurance Agent Chorus 'l,2,3,45 Class Day Committee5 Senior Play Commit- tee5 Senior Prom Committee . BRUCE MITCHELL Fine ancl Dandy June - Chemist Science Club 45 Math Club 45 French Club 2,3. ROBERT MODLO Don't Fence Me In June - Air Force or IBM DONALD LMOUILLESSEAUX Ladies' Mon June - Join the Air Force BARBARA MUSHO Hawaii Calling June - Homemaker Baseball 2,3,45 Basketball 2,45 Volleyball 2,3,45 Triple Sports 3,4. RICIIARD NAYLOR I Am the Great American Problem January - Army Medics, Medical Corps Band 2,3,47 Bowling. NANCY NAZAK Fascination June - Secretary at IBM Maroon Staff 27 Mixed Chorus 2,32 Girls' Chorus 2,37 UN- Hi-Y Club 47 Co-op IBM. Q if W P, WILLIAM o'NEn. ffl! IMI Tall, Dark and Handsome ,f l-js June- Navy and then IBM fn ' My Football 2,47 Track 2. W ,IM if 0 ll is M LV JV LllAW4ZlU'fl CAROLYN ptr ,j J ' Miss--chrevrous June - Dietlclan I Volleyball 27 Basketball 1,27 Baseball 27 rc ery 27 2i Wildcat 47 Leaders'Club 17 Senior Play Usher 4 Senior Prom Committee . -- . .W I, 'J A I ,Lf 5 I I, L, L. IP ' if NIU I 'ijlllk IIA! fjflnq lid lr F .Lf ' V V17 UU' 'I lil If LL M ,yor A ffl ,V 7, I as f ,rf I,- .JQ ge' I J' 115, ,,..fl lv lib th e June ' acher Chorus 2,3,47 UN-Hi-Y Club 2,3,47 Honor Society 3,47 Art Club 2,37 Basketball 2,3,47 Volleyball 3,47 Archery Club 3,42 French Club 3,47 Junior Red Cross 2,3,47 Homeroom Secretary 2,3,47 Wildcat 47 Junior Prom Committee7 Senior Play Usher7 Senior Prom Committee7 Library 27 Attendance Office 3,47 Queen Candidate. FRANCIS PALOMBO Life Begins When You're In Love June - Probably a Practical Nurse Archery 1,27 Basketball 1,27 Baseball 1,22 Art Club 27 Home- room Representative 3. X RONALD PANIC EK Why Should I Worry June - Draftsman or College LORRAINE PATCH Soft Spoken and Sweet June - Secretary Girls' Chorus 1,25 Mixed Chorus 1,25 Band 1, Information Desk, Senior Play Committee. SANDRA PATINKA J . C.'s Own Homemaker June - To Travel F. H. A. 2. rjglw JOHN PICHURA Peg O' My Heart June - Civil Engineer MJ If VIP I I If BLANCHE PERIH Undecided June - Secretary at IBM Co-op IBM, Information 1,2 WCW' I Y RAYMOND RAKE A Happy Go Lucky, Farr, and F June - Go To Kings College Sophomore Class Treasurer, Senior Play Cast, Golf 2,3 SHIRLEY ROBERTS Quiet and Shy With a Twinkle In Her Eye June - Secretary F. H. A. 35 information Desk5 Chorus l,2,3. f 5 ' ALD ROLLO .f ' ' luljl u e C mmercial Airlines Pilot My f M! A jog: an ,3, Art Club 3, Track 2. f Mi lflu ly lThls rld Moves Too Slow For Me ll yd X SANDRA ROLLO X A Pr ty Smile for All Jun -- Secretary T529 Wt Qhierl ader , rus ,2, Basketball 2,3,4, Volleyball 3, Softb nfor ati Desk 45 Senior Play Usher 45 Junior Prom om e e r Prom Committee5 Wildcat Staff 45 Que Can I ' Q will KPJYAEUCI L RO NKIEWICZ i Qj Y V' Love Lucy X - Nursing H ec ary ' Cheerleading 45 Volleyball 2,3,45 Bask bal 3, ' Softbol 2,3,45 Chorus l,2,3,45 Junior Prom Co tt 5 ' r Prom Committee5 All-Sports Day 35 Wildcat 4 Sta 4?ass y 4. l'm Tarnished - Marriage 45 UN-Hi-Y Club 25 Co-op 4. KAYE ROSS Talents Not Limited June - Secretary Art Clu 5 olor Guard 3,45 Basketball 2,3,45 Triple Sports 25 Bowling , , Archery 25 Archery Club 3,45 Softball 2,35 Chorus 35 eni Play Usher. will THERESA ROUSE Good Natured With a Sense of Humor June - Continue to work at'PrudentIal Insurance Company Co-op 45 information 3. MARLENE ROZELLE Not As Quiet As She Looks January - Nursing and Marriage Basketball 25 Volleyball 27 Biology Club 35 Bowling 4 ANN RUDESYLE Marrlage On My Mind jo June - Beautician I5 cf F M , IJ CAROLE USSELL Quiet People Accomplish The Most' June - Secretary WILLIAM RUSSELL Personality Plus June - College, Engineering Baseball l,2,3,4p Football 2,3,4p Basketball3p KeyClub'3,45 Honor Society 3,45 Junior Class Presidentp Student Council 2,33 King Candidate . MARGARET SCHIAPPA Johnny My Bo June - To work in IBM anclIGet Married Information Desk 2,3,45 Basketball 1,25 Bu leyball I,2p Wildcat 4. L! will GEORGE SCHUTT A Polished Gent From Top to Toe June - Attend Manhattan College JuniorProm Committee5 Senior Prom Committee5 Math Club 45 Boys' Chorus 25 Mixed Chorus 25 A Capella Choir 2. ROBERT SEAMAN Devil ln His Eye' June - Trove PETER SHARAK Gentlemen Prefer Blondes January - Engineer Baseball 2,35 Football 25 Science Club 45 Choir 25 Class Day Committee5 Prom Committee5 Homeroom President 4. JOHN SlNCHASKl lt's A Long Hike to South Side June - Teacher Homeroom Secretar 4 UN Hl Y CIub4 Football 2 3, Y F ' i Junior Red Cross 25 Homeroom Representative 4. I JACK SMITH Wisdom With A Fuse June - Go lnto Nuclear Physics Basketball5 Track5 Film Club QLondon, Englancll5 Red Cross 35 Science Club 45 Volleyball 45 Football 15 Math Club 4. CHARLES SN EDAKER Time ls Valuable, So Why Waste It Working' June STANLEY SOBIECH No Limit June MARY JANE SOSENKO The Deepest Rivers Flow Wlth The Least Sound' June - Beauticlan CAROL SPISAK Laughter Will Live Forever June - Secretary Art Club 4, F H. A. 3, Chorus 2,3,4, Senior Play Cast, UN-Hi-Y 47 Jun Pr Committee7 Information Desk 47 Y- Teens l,2.j Q! IZ VM NU ,ef if QW! 7J,!'! ,UL nf w ' ' June-College jf RONALD STANK ' Delicate Delinquent ffl l MARY LOU STEVENS Candy Could Never Be Sweeter June - Nursing Leaders' Club i7 Homeroom President 27 Student Councll 2i UN-Hi-Y Club 2,47 Basketball i,2,3,47 Volleyball 2,37 Base- ball 2,37 Yearbook Staff 37 Photography Editor of Yearbook 47 Junior Prom Committee 3i Senior Prom Committee 47 Class Day Committee 47 Cheerlea ng 1,47 Queen 1958. JOSEPH STOJECK Not As Quiet As He Looks June - IBM Football 2. S jf?--X 'K 47 JAMES SULLIVAN Good Natured January Senior Play Committee. JOHN SURGENT Mad Scientist June - College Track 1,27 Science Club 4. QW! fi !! Rosear szvMANsKu M Juniuilism 57 J ' 1 bfi ,X ROBERT TEUCHTLER Quiet Sense of Humor June - Doctor Band 1,27 Chorus 'I7 UN-Hi-YClub 3,47 MothClub 47 Biology Club 27 Honor Society 3,47 Volleyball 3,47 Junior Prom Com- mittee7 Senior Prom Committee . MARY ANN TIDERENCEL This Character ls Fabulous June - Secretary Basketball 2,3,4i Baseball 2,47 Volleyball 47 Referee 3,47 Archery 27 Maroon 2,3i Yearbook Ari information Desk 47 Senior PlayCommittee7 Senior PromCommittee7 Junior Prom Committee7 Chorus,2,3,4. MARCIA TINDER Talented ln Every Way Q June - Draftsman A Capella Choir 2,37 Girls' Chorus i,2,37 Yearbook Staff 3 Library Staff 2,31 Art Club 4. I ROBERT TOMAN l'll Never Die From Overwork January - IBM MICHALYN TOMANCIK For Pete's Sake January - Dancing Teacher UN-Hl-Y Club 35 Cheerleading 2,3,45 Class Vice President 25 Homeroom Secretary 3,45 Leaders' Club T5 Volleyball 2,35 Softball 2,45 Basketball 45 Senior Pla Cast 45 Class Day 45 Senior Prom Committee 45 Yearbook Stag 4. cffltjfff 'Q fgfjljfwfi. W M55 MlE ToMAzic MJ Sample of Perfection June - To Live To See The Day When ffl Everybody Is Everybody's Friend Honor Society 3,4, Vice President 4, Junior Prom Committee, Library Staff 2,3,45 Baseball 1,25 Basketball 2,3,45 Volleyball 45 Senior Play Committee 45 Class Day Committee 45 Senior PromCommIttee5 Co-Advertising Editor of Yearbook 45 Red Cross 3,45 Chorus l,2,35 Archery Club 3,4-, President 4. SALLY TOWNSEND Voice of an Angel January - Art Teacher Choir 35 Chorus 35 Triple Trio 35 Girls' Chorus 35 Art Editor of Yearbook 45 Art Club5 Volleyball 45 French Club 25 Senior Play Cast 45 Class Day Committee. ROSEMARY TRELLA I Was Bashful - Once June Go To Broome Tech Volleyball 45 Baseball 45 Sports Day Activities 35 Senior Play Ccmmittee5 Cheerleading l. STEPHEN TRENCANSKY Marks, Not Girls, Have Been His Aim January Electrical Engineer Volleyball 25 Biology Club 35 Science Club 45 Math Club 4. X ix MARJORIE TRIPP Peaches and Cream June - Secretary Baseball I,2,3,45 Volleyball 2,3,45 Delhi Typing Alternate 3' lnfor ation Desk 3 4. SW My The Mysterious Stranger' January College nfl? yy RAYMOISID TRuAx X I n French Club 2. PATRICIA ULBRICH Bound For Success June - Medical Technologist or Chemical Engineer Basketball 2,3,45 Volleyball 2,3,45 Triple Sports 45 Baseball 2,45 Archery 2,3,45 Archery Club 3,4, Treasurer 45 Honor Society President 45 French Club 2,3, Vice President 35 Math Club 45 Maroon 2,3,45 Junior Prom Committee. Q ,gy URN Nvywjigl K '. Af 'P A OTTO UTZ 'vp Where's M Car u - June - Coliege WJ Inter ral Basketball 35 Football 'I5 Secretary of J. C. H. S MARILYN VARNEY Pretty, Peppy, and Popular June - Nurse Basketball I,2,45 Volleyball 'I5 UN-Hi-Y45 Art Club I,2,3, 45 Cheerleading 45 Yearbook Staff 3,4-, Co-Editor 45 Senior Play Committee5 Junior Prom Committee5 Class Day 45 Senior Prom Committee5 Badminton I. RICHARD VI ISLIK Do e une WJ Nj grja s emor Prom Committee ass J 44 .5 ll ll ARLENE VLASAK The Blonde Gentlemen Prefer January - Airline Stewarcless Senior Prom Committee5 Class Day5 Class Will. DANIEL WALIKIS You're Kidding, OF Course June - Naval Career and College J . V. Bowling 2, Varsity Bowling 3,4, Captain 4. , RITA WASCO Disposition: Sunnyside January - Secretary Archery 25 Tennis 2,35 Volleyball 2,35 Basketball 3. MARIAM WEYMOUTH DAWN WATROUS Independent June - Marriage information Desk . A Mischievous Glimmer In Her Eye June - Airline School F H A. 3,45 UN-Hi-Y 3,45 Basketball 25 Library Staff 35 Volleyball 25 Junior Prom Committee5 Senior Prom Committee. JAMES WILSON llkedll June - Mechanic .'4 .,' '::,' ,fw-egg? 'x4.j,f,xs 4-ww. My L, .-me 45 .i'1r:: F J'-fix? ,:fZ2:r2F ...Al ROSE WINTERS Hair and Heart of Gold January - Secretary F. H . A. lp Archery 25 information Desk 'lg Senior Play Com- mitteep Bowling I5 Clinic i. . SALLY WOODROW in- 'W Have You Read Hotsie Totsie? June - Marriage yu! Senlor Play Cast, Co-op. lfffflllf Maljmp Walfbl 4. 7 I , lfvjjyliw wifi! - will DJANICE WYLAM My appy, Friendly Girl M h June - Nurse , e gimld, -l-ll-Y 4, Art Club 3,45 Volleyball 3,45 h 5 Hono ociety 45 Archery Club 3,43 Biology Club 35 Ye r ook Staff 43 Archery 23 Senior Prom Committeep Senior Play Committee . SANDRA WYSZKOWSKI Jokes Come Easy From This Corker June - Get Married Leaders Club Presldent i, Cheerleading i, Class Treasurer 2, Executive Council 2,31 Maroon 3. EDWARD YADLCWSKY 'Top Notch January To Go To College Class President 33 Senlor Play Commltteep Sclence Club 43 Math Club 3. 46 MN DANIEL YANNITELL For He s A Jolly Good Fellow A June Ke Club UN Hi Y Math Club Science Clubp Bandp Or- Y 2 - - s 2 wlfjgfgifg chestrap Dance Bandp Honor Sbclety. wifi fLwf5imw4J ,eu-Q11 ofmagoda- WILLIAM YELVERTON He's The Star in Someone's Eyes June - Physical Education Teacher Football 1,2,3,45 Track 1,2,3,45 Chorus 1,25 Wrestling 15 UN-Hi- ' Junior Prom Committee5 Senior Prom Committee . yi PHILIP YOUNG Our Tops if June - Teacher Hifi, s ,f v' I, Yearbook Staff 2,3,4, Co-Editor 45 Maroon 2,3,4, Co-Editor 45 Homeroom President 2,35 StuclentCounciI 2,3,4, President 45 , Junior Prom Committee5 Chorus 2,3,45 Choir 2,3,45 Band 3,45 Art Club5 Key Club 2,3,45 UN-Hi-Y 2,3,4, Treasurer 2,35 Honor Society 45 Senior Play Lead5 Senior Prom Committee5 Day5 Broome County Chorus 45 King Candidate. STANLEY GACIOCH MARIAN PADEN 'In AthletIc's He's lncIined A Different Laugh to Every Joke January June - Secretary Football 1,25 Track 1,2,3, Captain 3. f, Pep Club 15 Student Council 2,3. K, 4' I 1' ll! 4 I X I pf GARY HILLIS V - W5 X . PHILIP TRANSUE NQ1'A5 Quiet A5 He Seems 5 PJ if yy glf' Full of Fun Without Care June - Get A Job - 1 V January - Truck Driver , l fl dl - , 07164, 1 ' Baseball 2,35 Glee Club 2,3,4. tif! if JAMES KENTY V I ,K I His Manner ls Quiet RALPH VANUERLINE June This Learning - What a Messl J. V. Baseball 1,25 Varsity Baseball 3. -ICUUUVY WILLIAM WHEELER MARIAN KOPLIK Camera Shy She Made Someone G Good Wlfel' January - Radio and T. V. Repairman January - Get Married CAROL, WILLIAMS JUDITH ORZEI-EK A Sweet Little Girl Full of Pep Lucky Ansco January - Stenograpl-ner at IBM June - Secretary Yearbook Staff 25 Softball 25 Basketball UN-Hi-YClvb 2,32 Bvsebull I- 25 Senior Prom Committee. 47 GRAD TIO Ed Yadlowski Ardys Linkroum Honor Assembly ACTIVITIES JANUARY C ASS SO G J Hallowed halls of J .C . We will dream of you These carefree days of learning When all our plans were few So soon and sorry to leave you We'll be creatures lost and blue We'll miss you dear old .l.C . In Hallowed halls anew. So long For now dear J C . We'll return to you someday So keep your doors e'er open Where Friends may always stray E CLASS SO G We stand at Life's great doorp But in our hearts your memory Will live forevermore. Although the years will come and go Ancl we'll be far apart, The thoughts of days which we spent here Will linger in our heart. Now we the class of '58 Say farewell to your halls, We'll try to live as we were taught Within your ivied walls. WY i ii, E-I 1, JANU . 'vw i I The Senior Clnu Of I y 1958 l i . preaenli J. WHERE'S THE FIRE? A f.m-,mmiy a.. -nm .fir by mm P, Kimhnll n. Ply P .1 , pe .1m...,gm.nwm, n P mn.f.acnm,...y. Row 1: Marian Kopiik, Arciys Linkroum, Dick Gonos, Mike Hryck. Row 2: John Lucas, Ben Leake, Ralph Brown, John Skoiec, Donna Guncierman, Barb Kenderes, Ann Cibuisky, Liz Conrad, Mary Koucioun- is, Rifa Wasco. Ardys Linkroum, Ann Cibulsky, Liz Conrad, Mike Hryck . 50 . 'I ' ' Q, 11. -1 51 ...AS 'J .N -pf ,N -1, N ., Q. W 1 r ff Q' -ug, ff .. , -4 1, ia - , ! . if 1 -if 'X ,Q A ,w 5. qs. B-1 Q . 1 'v W , - . Hi . '12 fd. A M. sf 4, M ,W , i H 1, , Sf, 5 N we U, , t - L, i L , Ma if U . ,,.' K . f Sandy Carpenter, Marie Zelaska, Ann Cibulsky, Ralph Brown. .,.,vY-Y, .. V , W f--'- -- - --- '-f- -- ' - ' - r YPLY Hn 1 'J xgvi oo , CAST , i Grandma Canm- 4 Cl ' f Inan Carter , I, ' Hcrhvrt Carter . Sylpha Nvsbit W , john smnh Hazel Tildy , A, nan Harrison , The Eicctrician , ,,,,, , ,. ' Will perform on Saturday night. N Jim Carrington, Ben Leake, Mike Hryck, Ralph Brown, Sandy Car- penter, John Skoiec, Mary Koudounis, Marie Zelaska, Donna Gunder- man, Rita Wasco, Barb Kenderes, Marlene Rozelle, Dick Gonos, Carol Williams, Ann Cibulsky. 'Ardys Linlcrnum Sandra Carpenter 'Marian Koplilc Marie Zelaxlm Dick Conos Elizabeth Cnnrzul Michalyn Tnmnncilr Ralph Brown Ann Marie Cibulsky Iohn skoiec Mike Hryck 1 ,S rs, -K5 -as, Q n all r , S, I it sr, Y' Q if 2' te if f -'v 'zu iq, . 11 'f 'J 6 . Ardys Linkroum, Ann Cibulsky, Liz Conrad, Mike Hryck, Dick Gonos . ,L 2, Marion Koplik, Dick Gonos, John Skoiec, Ann Cibulsky, Liz Conrad . 51 19921 pn-.umm The People versus Maxine Lowev Aan.m.rac pm an 3 lm by Lucll I wr yu u J.C.II.S. A d Novcmhc 22 1125 1,7 11p1y',..1.1x,P1 g 1 un PML. c P ru UN Row l: Mary Ann Cosgriff, Bev Geurnsey, Earl Gardner, Doug Brown, Jim Carrington, Joe Mies, Lois Frailey. Row 2: Maureen Gilleife, Judy Hoffer, Stan Sobiech, Ra Rake, Norma Councilman, Carol Spiscxk, Phil Young, Sharon Foofe, Scilly Dwyer, Dan Walilcis, Joyce Judsky, Bertie Lubert, Jean Fisher. Ge orge Schuf, Sh J Gro n Foote, Row 3: Betty Chaffee, Phyllis Benderoff, Herbert Harvey, George Schuff, Ben Leake, Don Ellsworth. D Of? EHSWo,.H7 I , Ellwofll' H veY Carol5P'Suk'Don S Herberl' 0' ' PmlYouf19r PLAY M, , N. , Row l: Ruth Gavurnik, Ray Rake, Linda Bosworth, Sharon Foote, Mary Ann Tiderencel, Sally Woodrow, Gall Bronson. Row 2: Stanle Sobiech, Ralph DePue, Gloria Boga, Mary Ann Janicki, Phil Young, Sa ly Townsend, George Schutt, Judy Moulton, Don Ells- l worth . Row 3: Phyllis Benderoff, Betty Chaffee, Herbert Harvey. Sally Townsend, p hil you ng' Mar Y Ann Janickf V Q kfjriy. -K ,WRX . req. ,X ,i ' 'f , YW -.fr 4,35 ex CHARACTERS Un order of nppenrnneel Ed Briiihell, Reporrer Frank lvlnrelnn, Reporter Will Bond. Court Clerk The 1-lnnnreble Jnhri Westan, Jilin. al Superior Court , , Jeeenlyn Meredith, Aeeiernnr to srniezr Alfomey , Warren Cass State! Attorney , ,. . Jnniei Hnthnwny, Attorney :nr Deleneir , Maxine Lowe. lhe Delendanl , Alice Jackson, Prison Mnrrnn , , Carla Leilie, cnurrseerelery ,, ,,,,, , , Dr. Frederick Milgrim, Medical Examiner 'rhenine Quinn, Pnlien ceprein , , Vincent Enrclny, n Hotel Prnprieini- Minnie Slrsussun, n Mein Eve viinnne, n Night chin Enrerininer Irene Holt, 5 Paliccwnman Ruse Malone, lmm the Soufh Sarah Lnrriren, n Surprise Witness aiinrrle , :twill perlarm sehiriiny night. i 32323 A V levee Jvflsk Sxonxeil Rake I l I Rav Soble Stanley Sobiech Raymond lznlre nnniel wnlllrir Herbert l-lni-,ey Shlmn Foote Doi-inld Ellsworth . Philip Yniii-ig Snlly Townsend , Jenn Fisher . ,,... Gloria Bugs 'anil Bremen , George Schutt , Earl Gardner Daniel Yennilell cnrnl spleen 'Linen Bosworth , Jnyee juclsky Mi-inrren Gillette 'Judith l-:offer Nnrrnn Councilman -lvlnry Anne Jnnielri Berlhn Ann Lubert 'Jiirlilh Moulton Douglas Brown Ralph DePue Joseph Mies cl' ' 53 A JV X lv JUNIOR PROM General Chairmen: Phil Young, Janet Jones, Bill Brutvun. UNIOI presents The Junior Prom S T A ll D U S T Friday Evening April 26. I957 J. C. ll. S. Gym Rlusie by Jerry Fontana Dancing 9- I 2 8 l .25 per couple Row I: Mary Jane Padgett, refreshments, Bertie Lubert, tickets, Sandy Rollo, clean-up, Phyllis Benderoff, band. Row 2: Mary Ann Janicki, decorations, Mary Ann Cosgriff, pictures, Bill Brutvan, entertainment, Judy Moulton, invitations, Judy Hoffer, decorations. Absent: Marilyn Varney, decorations, Sharon Foote, checking. 54 PROM 'X ii JUNIOR PROM, APRIL 26, 1957 The centerpiece, a 30 foo? star, hanging from the ceiling fwinkles under the beams of the spoflighls focused on it Mary Ann T i derenc el, Mrs. Sally Dwyer, Phil Young, Mary Janet Jones, Chuck Corlyn. Walsh . Ann Cosgriff. 55 OR HE THA The band, comprised of sixty members, plays at all the football games and for assemblies, under the direction of Mr. Bunnell . V They also play For the spring concert and put on programs for the grade schools. The orchestra, under the baton of Mr. O'Buckley, plays for assemblies and puts on concerts also. For the vocal musicians, J. C. offers Four choruses. The girls, directed by Miss Cleveland, meet on Wednesdays and Fridays, and the boys meet on Wednes- days. Once a week on Monday, the mixed chorus meets. From these choruses, forty students are selected by tryouts for the A Capella Choir. Besides singing at Civic functions, they sing at the Christmas program, baccalaureate, and the spring concert. The choir is one of the best musical organizations in J . C . H. S . 56 fG'IIfWm DrumMI D Ell th w 1 GIRLS CHORUS 2. 5 V 5111: 5 fi 'V3' fk-jv 5 , 5 A . 12.71-., f .. I ' 715, 'i 41' A. 5 V' LT' . , ' ' f , , Z- k A ! ,i K - K ,sg -'if , in 1.1 ., x . D I , N, ' iw- . K H , ' 3 ' ff, M W ' . e ,- .NN 1 . . . K 1 s' ' .E Q ' , lr ,X WV, L .mw'g1j.' i A , K .x - :qw I 33 In-15,5 ye gin? 234 Lifkx VL W ,rv mu' ' . . 5 1 5.-I .j g.1?s..,.i,aY,-4 LQ 1 X' 1 V f 'A If . ff gr, , . 1 5' ' 4. ,. vw .pry-f'V ww- A . . LLh, 0 Z . I .-. 2. mb ,. f 'W .., -. -' ,sr msfgggzff,-54.42ggg:u5:f1f iam Q. .,, .. . 2.-..yL,,r5l,-,,-.f .5 , sw -A...3..z-I ,., .,.,, ..., W ' , f . .C iz fIC'H E aZf5?f2:11 . . , 1 - . mi '. Z.. X ,G-'-'f-Jf,1-1.-.ww 1: . -, H 5.4. l Q ' J- , Q 1' . , 5 ' 1.0. 9 x . ? 'N-J w 58 BOVS CHORUS CHOIR A A 1. Q 59 ART CL B Row i: Terry Hobler, Ann Hearon, Mary Ann Harvilla, Betty Jane Harvilla, Marilyn Varney, Bertie Lubert. Row 2: Marcia Tinder, Leslyn Brennan, Nancy Durr, Jeannenne Giles, Pat Tokas, Betty Newman. Y FA Seated: Betty Jane Harvilla, Hearon, Secretary-Treasurer. Standing: Neal Smith, Vice 60 President, Ann -President . This year, the Art Club's membership has increased to about thirty, art loving f?l students. They really had a ball splashing Sherwin-Williams window at Christmas time, and for the first time, the members can be seen wearing special black, Art Club sweatshirts, designed by Neal Smith. BIOLOGY CLUB CQ? -new . 'K' K Row i: Barb Zalenski, Ann Hearon, Joyce Hull, Barb Butkus, Mary Burchill. Row 2: Carol Partica, Barb Felo, Bonny Surowitz, Judy Juriga, Jocm Jahelka. Row 3: Nan Bahringer, Judy Marsh, Rose Ann Felo, Gail Saclonis, Marcia Bubas Absent: Kathy Rafferty. SCIE CE CL B 13 'Ce , if P' ,, ,- -1554- 111' Row 'lr Irene Macinski, Bob Doncick, Bob Donlick. Row 2: Steve Trencansky, Dan Yannitell, Bertie Lubert, Bruce Mitchell. Row 3: Larraine Brusil, Barb Kavulich, Jack Smith, John Surgent. Row 4: Jerry Pilkington, Barry Riale. MATH CL B Row l: Doug Brown, Gary Winters, Jack Smith, Bob Donlick, Bob Teuchtler, Barry Riale, Jerry Pilkington. Row 2: Gail Bronson, Bruce Mitchell, Danrgy Yannitell, Henry Bustin, Barb Kavulick, Lorraine Brusil, Pot Ulbrich Dick Baer, George Schutt, Jim Lewis, Richar Hirko. FRE Clll L B Row l: Gail Bronson, Linda Bosworth, Joyce Hull, Barb Butkus. Row 2: Sylvia Kadleck, Roscrlie Sosenko, Betty Chaffee. Row 3: Mary .lane Padgett, Nan Behringer, Shirley Yonkowski . 62 P. HA. The F.H.A. is a national association financed by dues paid by its members. The organization is made up of girls in- terested in homemaking. The purpose of F .H.A. is to' emphasize the importance of worthy home membership, and further interest in home economics. These pur- poses are carried out by discussing family problems, and topics related to home economics. 1 Seated: Nadine Florko Vice President, Herta Shultz, President. Standing: Judy Coole, Historian Dorothy Florko Treasurer . 3 JB W... 7 Row I: Herta Shultz, Nadine Florko, Dorothy Florko, Susan Hull. Row 2: Marilyn Leonard, Nancy Kondrach, Sandy Szewczak, Gertrude Cobb, Martha Van Deuser, Barb Faucet Row 3: Leslyn Brennan, Nancy Durr, Sue Hemenway, Sally Henenway, Gail Clouse, Kay Cummings, Bonnie Wes cott . KEYLB fn, 't'f 5 nt D Ps , y F1 ,rw tk 'I' Row T John Bochnovlch Joe Leonard, Ray Vozdovic, Paul Sopchak, Gary Furman, Bob Donlick, Dick Donlick Row 2 Danny Yannltell Phil Young, Gary Winters, Bill Brutvan, Dale Herendeen, Jerry Pilkington, Joe Char- Row 3 Art May Ken Myers Mike Charpinsky, Bill Russell, Barry Riale, Bob Brutvan. The Key Club is the school's service club and it is sponsored by the local Kiwanis Club. Boys are selected to ioin this club by teachers and the present members on the basis of their record in school, extra- curricular activities, and their character. This year, as usual, they put out the handbook, the Rouser , to acquaint the sophomores and new students with the school. A new project this year was a series of hot pie sales. They proved to be very popular with the students. Again this year, they decided to let the faculty win the volleyball game. As representatives of the best male stu- dents, they are ready to help out at any time and always appear as an active and happy group that is a definite asset to the school . Seated: Gary Winters, Vice-President, Paul Sopchak Secretary. Standing: Bill Brutvan, President, Jim Lewis, Secre tary l I STUDE T COUN TL TCD' Row l: Janet Jones, Ann Hearon, Judy Hoffer, Barb Butkus, Pat Polak, Larry Carsen. Row 2: Joanie Luburt, Sharon Foote, Bob Malchak, Gary Winters, Joe Charpinsky. Row 3: Joe Leonard, Phil Young, Bruce Seinster, Dick Tulsey, Ed Hall, Don Ellsworth. This year, the Student Council played host to the Southern Tier Student Council Association' conference. They also sold pencils, and sponsored the Memorial Day Assembly, and the honor tea. For the first time, the student body elec- ted the officers of the Council. Phil Young and Judy Hoffer were elected presi- dent and secretary respectively. The vice president, who this year is Gary Winters, is also the president of the Senior A Class. QT C Seated: Judy Hoffer, Secretary. Standing: Gary Winters, Vice-President, Phil Young, President. W7 U.N.-Hl if 4 Y CLUB -gi -31 5 ,mea 1 get fgjgi KING AND QUEEN CANDIDATE Jerry Pilkington, Judy Moulton, Bill Brutvan, Jo ce Bednar, Gary Winters, Pat Tokos, Mary Lou Stevens, Queen Art May, King, Sandy Rollo, Shirley Yonkoski, Phi Young, Mary Jane Padgett, Bill Russell. The U.N. Hi-Y Club is the largest club in the school. lt is made up of sophomores, juniors, and seniors who support the club's many activities, such as clothes clrives, a block of nickels, and the Royal Ball, where the king and queen of J.C. are crowned. The highlight of the year's activities is the annual trip to New York City. 66 if ,. K L - P: 1 1 its iv K- 1 175'-, f 5925 .4-r'1',-uri -qv, 5. jg-iv' - - T X xi lf' A 3 F I' f N E ii' as f of S3 w -+5 S Y P I . If if v QI? 1, 7 ,N K f C.H.S.1958 KING AND QU Mary Lou Stevens and Ar? May X . HO OR OOIETY D6 -S Y Row l: Nan Bahringer, Danny Yannitell, Gary Winters, Mary Ann Cosgriff, Bob Donlick, Barb Hayes. Row 2: Mary Ann Janicki, Bob Teuchtler, Bill Brutvan, Bertie Lubert, Rose Marie Tomazic, Sharon Foote. Row 3: Ruth Gavernik, Betty Chaffee, Pat Ulbrich, Shirley Yonkowski, Ed Hall, Don Ellsworth. Row 4: Janice Wylam, Lorraine Brusil, Phil Young, Mary Jane Padgett, Barry Riale, Jim Lewis. MaryJane Padgett, Secretary, Rose Marie Tomazic, Vice- Presidentp Bob Donlick, Treasurer, Pat Ulbrich, President. 68 The J .C . CHAPTER of the National Honor Society, is composed of twenty- five members. They are selected by honor points, based on scholastic aver- age and participation in extra-curricular activities. This year's activities included an in- duction ceremony forthe new members. Parents and teachers were invited to the candlelight service. The officers elected for this year were: President, Pat Ulbrich, Vice President, Rosemarie Tomazicg Secretary, Mary Jane Pad- gett, Treasurer, Bob Donlick. UNIOR RED ROSS Row l: Mary Ann Cosgriff, Carolyn Leinster, Ginny Blair, Sharon Foote, Joan Blozevich, Betty Chaffee. Row 2: Mary Jane Padgett, Rosemarie Tomazic, Sandy Durgala, Barb Hayes, Shirley Yonkoski . LIBRARY HELPERS from Row l: Sandy Durgala, Dorothy Gillette, Jean Lesso. Row 2: Rose Marie Ampula, Mary Kingsley, Sandy Lyke, Gloria Thach, Rosemarie Tomazic, Linda Hatfield Gloria Boga Phil Young Joel LeOl'1C1l'Cl Edifor A55'f, Edifor Boys Sports Editor Ruth Opal Kathy Rafferty ,Feature Editor Girls Sports Editor 1 -' 15215.11 E' M... Sandy Rafter Pat Ulbrich News Editor Circulation Editor The new look came to J.C. this year by means of the school paper, The Maroon . The cover page was designed under the supervision of Mr. Vanda, and printed by Mr. Evers and the print shop. The rest of the paper was typed by several students, and mimeographed by Miss Crimmins. The Maroon has a two-fold purpose. First that of any other paper--telling what's going on. The second purpose is to give students, especially those interested in journalism, a chance to write for and run a newspaper. The entire paper is put together by students under faculty division. Anyone who wishes can write for the Maroon merely by going to one of the student editors and asking for an assignment. The paper includes news articles, inquiring reporters, boy and girl of the month, athletes of the month, celebrities, boys and girls sports, teachers of the month, and several other features. This year the editor-in-chief was Gloria Boga and assistant editor Phil Young. The other editors were Sandy Rafter, news, Ruth Opal, feature, Pat Ulbrich, circulation, Kathy Rafferty, girls sports, Joe Leonard, boys sports. The entire staff has been under the terrific faculty advisory of Mr. James McCabe. MAROON STAFF Row I: Irene Macinski, Pat Scales, Bertie Lubert, Karen Foster, Fran Otruba. Row 2: Ann Hearon, Barb Kavulich, Lorraine Brusil, Judy Juriga, Barb Felo. Row 3: Rose Marie Karpinski, Pat Polak, Gail Sadonis, Marcia Bubas, Carol Partlca, Janice Lindsay. 71 --n X me ..., e,,,,.,,.,,vT-,. I ,qv ..,. SPORTS EDITOR Gary Winters CO-ADVERTISING EDITORS Bertie Luberf, Rosemarie Tomazic PHOTOGRAPHY EDITOR Mary Lou Stevens rYfY?'5i5?iffi' PROMOTION EDITOR PI1yIIIs Benderoff .wg 5' -P YEARBOOK STAFF Row I: Sandy Rollo,'Kathy Rafferty, Ann Hearon, Kay Browne. Row 2: Barb Kavulich, Lorraine Brusil, Mary Jane Padgett, Ma Row 3: Norma Councilman, Gloria Boga, Shirley Yonkowski. Absent: Half the Staff. WILD CAT The Wildcat got under motion this year with the selection of Marilyn Varney and Philip Young as co-editors, Mary Lou Stevens, photography, Marcia Tinder, Neal Smith and Sally Townsend, art, Phyl- lis Benclerotf, promotion, Bertie Lubert and Rosemarie Tomazic, advertising: and Gary Winters, sports. Atter many, many months of hard work, the yearbook was put to press, and the editors hope that the result will be an annual that will be treasured in the years to come. ry Ann Tederencel . WILDCAT CO-EDITORS Marilyn Varney, Phil Young Q , f ' 4 1 f ' r ' 1 X11 at Qin rf, 4 V .. . . ,ff 5 w Rs 1 ..: Jigga wb U gn 8, X3 A my . W X E1 A E A 5 ' 'sh' x w. Q 4,32 ..23iivsf1i29'f Q 'aw gui v ' . . is :QQ Q, Q-,,. Ling-f 5 ,fs ' ,. -5-.fi X - ,y,.:,,g1:.3 ' iglliflll 1. wfgfgs S ? H my Wg: 4 1 M 1 v W, .. . MM., NATIVITY SCENE Mary Jane Padgett, Joyce Bases, Bob Teuchtler, Phil Young, Shirley Yonkoskl, Rosemorle Tomazic. I 'iw K 4 fu M X ' i cf 2g F 5 SPORTS ALL VARS TY FOOTB ,D u - .Lg Eg ac mo as.- .2 Ia: go -E 'UO U-I0 0 2, .0 Q Ll-U ,x 'b .n .Ac 5-S o --- CU CD 'EQ Oo . cn '- '-: Wa 'SU U 'D ...T I Ny? 240 -Q c O... .8 '35 'D-2 . 1-5 .:.9 0 gg EU .5 ,mc oQ'.z6 M3 'occ .D-I gunE.Q og :s 0 mu P1 gm ,U xl, . x0 U -m nzgufif :ggi NU-gl! CZ o f-5055 '13 E -all N: N'2Mx yr 051: ,,,... Z-imc U: u 0 Eco 'SC 'Q . U22 . Ex D-:DUE :ig-: .Uma U mobxs.. si 'gND..,2 Z: .c .aw Um Uimm IM JP .0 Z'- UOQAE U2 UM-3 , can .- 'HB Z ionng 90 U-1490 '10,- 2 'J'-L '5:: ta-af -Im 48 'U 0 - L- sw Ps. .cn... U2 CEE . Da, u ,,: ... u0g,,0 NJ: UP' t 2.1 2 'ao --c -Engl E.: :-:- 0 U30 mfg?-' C' Ng-J... 4 . 33555 SE gal , Lf: QOCJ .cng 5.2.2 0 .caxo ul D- cg og Qiux U-C 2 gi: ..U QENBIEZJ 3 3 4'0 0-S1S55M'3 M: Da- 54 4 EV' neffo JUNIOR VARSITY FOOTBALL Our great Junior Varsity football squad surprised everyone with its five aggressive and winning combination . The team was coached by Joe Giannetto, who led them to a fine 4-1 record, be- ing beaten only by the Central J.V.'s. Vestal's team also ended up with the same record and in a playoff game Vestal was beaten by a spirited group of boys T3-O for the Triple Cities Championship . Congratulations to a fine J .V. team for bringing home the championship for the first.time in several years. vARslTY FooTBALL ln 1957, we at Johnson City were very fortunate to have Fran Angeline, from Colgate, as our head coach. The team took to him right away and liked their new offense, the split-T very much. Our season started September first with double sessions work-outs. By the time the first game rolled around everyone was in fine shapeand iust waiting for the opening whistle. We lost a close one, T3-7, to Vestal before a capacity crowd at Johnson Field. Two weeks later, after working extra hard on the hill after every practice, we were scheduled to meet the highly favored E.F.A. squad. We lost our chance for a big upset in the last minutes of the game when they tied us up 12-12. The rest of the season we managed to beat Union Endicott and smother visiting Onondaga Valley. Our season might have been brighter, but we were hampered by injuries to several players before our key games. We can however, be proud of our team staying in there and giving every team a rough go of it all the way. 76 VARSITY FOOTBALL 77 for fl SO led sec T1 5-C- I C D Q- U 'U C U CD C I O X Q2 Joe Kolley . ecldaugh, Bruce :Z xi go 9 -DO '-C Us PN: -2: 4?- Keeley, D ndeen, el, Tom Pufmcn, Dick an .. as I .9 U N 6 1 'U 2.2 u-Q .N U .X ego .E-9 E: -CP' Lji gn. -s . 'f 2.9 n.U rn : 0 ns din, Doug od D I .5-,6 EU .c Us 'go mU --N 33 oo mx pui' on Gm fe coached Y weH 6 th for -CO GSOFI Se ll-7 G .c I 3 Q. 3 cn .E 'U c m .9 LE 3 very ouncl GI' ls T0 firsf ovember I N s 'E u- CD .C -o- E us 4- L.. U ll- UI after school fast .Q 0 1 'U C U V1 'C U rge Mik Geo The F 'U C U OUI' in ssemble Themselves G S ie' SC , H u u- O -0- 1. U 4- mn KD .C 4- an .2 -C 4- s. O Lb- C E X CD YD T- -0- -2 O u xfffm. ,, 1 4 2 1 ' cv. 55,2 sg 5 gDD 'Om-C 4-O 3,- .nfgia-'5 -c UE4- 0 o2'62 x'D'Et .7,5 an-o-0 00 --mm-QZEC .C-o- va V-5411.5 0 '5co-2+ 'U'o.5--0-U, C c c SEQXUBLE UQ.-CCC' GJUOE O WL. UmC 'ggwdlosn U U-o-35 ellggj 3 wmv.-'Eg -?E.E5'-IS.. Um U :: .o.a'E17,9.'.o We finished the season with an eleven u- O U7 C 'E s U7 O .Q CD .C -6- 5 nme record . and u-062 EEG' D+? egfv 4- kg 35.-,E evo .c -2 -s- Do 9-Q.c Q +- gui: mg... 30,5 :L sz-9' og! 2112 '5 cum 3 'fic' stumped and many a game was losf in SSQSO Fl As the Q ID as ll- J c E 1- .c .EJ cv ll- In o CD .C -0- clrew on we began To gain confidence isive dec many enf on to win SW and w x. O Ll- X U U .Q u.: D DJ C .- 4. 4. GJ an GS uch S games G rfh No clumping and 8 tim hird af E .c 4 A o 4: ZZ an .c 4- concl time in Se 5 ...aw J JY' v ?'Nmi.- w-we ,,... ..i, MW ,, . W-ff .1 .,.M..--,V 4: 'X P1 ,.,, foe Q' U7 ,,-7' Y-g ' -...NK - -e. ' W...- QS 3, 0.1 E U GJ 4- L. 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It won the championship in LJV Y, 3 E x ,,,?'h:f N fl ' 71 K .K the Eastern Division. After winning i I xl r I A I Q ,S it ' T y 33 ' Qame upon game from nearby con- 'T ' sa, .,i,i bv' 2 W.: gi gs, ii ji Q' testants the boys really showed they , A 'J ' 1, ' .ff fa, Ulf R had something when they scored four A runs in the last inning to clown the B gg - 'B l'sl'ia ' .1 'B 'ls 'N' t':'L4w T' ' .4 Vestal Bears six to four This team, M 1-ft l' B N N ,, 3,33 L,f'Q'i'fgQ.,7 -ffigf..l33 jf ?7'f T ' 1p:'3.' with coach Joe Giannetto, was not G ,.t,, , M N, 1 ,,l' iff fb 5 short of miraculous placing two boyS or as T w T ,tim A sft js. r .1 Q r - , was .f.s on the STC Squad and having file firsl' Row 'l: Ken Myers, Norm Hovancik, Art May, Ron Tutsky, Bill Brutvan, Paul Sopchak, Bob Donlick, Joe Toner. seven bgt-fel-5 in the lineup bqffing -Row.2: Joe Charpinski,.Terry Patrick, Dan Gallagher, Bob Zuliclc, Jim Lewis, Jerry Szachara, Mike Charpin- 300 or better. Tufskyl Hovancikl ski, Bull Russell, Coach Grannetto. . Brutvan, Russell, May, Sopchak, ancl Charpinsky. ' s . s 81 TRIPLE Himsa P10 BOWLING The Bowling Team had a good season This year under the supervision of Mr. Clark. They have again won the Triple Cities High School Bowling Championshi . The close games were with Central and Chenango Valley. The varsity included Bill Friediuh, Roger Karns, Dan Walikis, and Jim Alamo. We hope J .C . will always have a great team as if has had in the past. 82 OLLEYB LL The Volleyball Team in the Johnson City High School was more than iust a team of well- coordinated and well-versifiecl boysg it was a team filled with spirit ancl sportsmanship. The sportsmanship showed brilliantly when the team lost three games to Central and three games to North. But not all was a failure, for along with eleven losses in all, the team won ten games, four coming from behind showing that the spirit on the team was terrific. OF course, a good coach is all important and we have one of the best in Joe Ciesielski . 83 . . HEERLHADER J .V . Cheerleaders Judy Moulton, Karhy Solyion, Terry Hobler, Marilyn Varney, Lucy Romcnkiewcz VAR ITY HEERLHADER Jo Ann Janiec, Par Coates, Barb Bufkus, Gloria Boga, Marlene Goodwin, Ann Marie Cibulski Sandy Rollo, Mary Lou Stevens. Center: Michalyn Tomancik, Captain. LETTERGIRL ,if,g,M,......,r : 5J.l,l,,sJv, S Q - Row l: Judy Stevens, Sally Dwyer, Linda Bosworth, Carol Partica, Ann Hearon, Lorna Leonard, Joyce Hull. Row 2: Mary Ann Cosgriff, Betty Chaffee, Marie Orzel, Jean Dobransky, Joyce Vavra, Judy Juriga, Shirley Yonkoski, Joannie Lubert, Rose Karpinski, Norma Councilman, Linda Bosworth, Carol Partica, Lorna Leonard, Joyce Hull, Joanie Lubert, Marie Orzel, Betty Chaffee, Sandy Carpenter, Jean Dobransky, Joyce Vavra, Judy Juriga, Sharon Foote, Rose Karpinski, Shirley Yonkoski, Norma Councilman, Mary Ann Cosgrlff, Sally Dwyer, Judy Stevens. 86 ir' Xpkbf e zz 7 , LW,-f'C ' Ulf 447 MMM! f gilffjufx 7 fm? gi? MAJ ORETTES Joan Malonis, Audrey Spisak. ARCHERY CLUB OFFICERS Mary Jane Padgett, Secrefaryp Rosemarie Tomazic, Presidenrp Judy Hoffer, Vice Presidenip Pat Ulbrich, Treasurer 87 TRIPLE SPORTS WINNERS Georgia Garufo, Joan Ma- lonis, Gloria Boga, Pat Ul- brich, Barb Hayes, Nancy Rivenburg, Joyce Bases. VOLLEYBALL WINNERS Row i: Dorothy Florko, Ar- lene Card, Anita Luce, Ann Hearon. Row 2: Barb Felo, Marcia Bubas, .lo Ann Beesmer, Sandy Raffer, Marge Bakalar. 88 BASKETBALL WINNERS Kneeling: Ann Hearon, Ruth Opal, Judy Marsh, Rose Kar- pinski. Standing: Kailwy Rafferty, Marge Bakalar, Barb Bufkus, Ann McCormack, Gail Sadonis. SPORTS For each sport in which a girl participates, she receives one point. If she is on a winning team or is in archery club, she receives three points. When she has accumulated nine points, she is eligible to get her school letters which she receives at a sports banquet. TRIPLE SPORTS The triple sports include soccer, hockey, and speed ball . They are played after school, and last until about Five o'clock. The teams are found in the back of the school battling it out for top team. These games take a lot of skill and sometimes get pretty rough, but it's worth it to the champions, who find themselves three credits closer to their letters. BOWLING Bowling is another sport popular among the girls. The girls meet every Tuesday and Thursday at the R8.R Bowling alleys after school. The girls are divided into sixteen teams. Half the teams play on Tuesday and the other half on Thursday. Each girl bowls one game. There is also a chance of entering the Junior Bowling Contest, which is held February 22, and March l. SOFTBALL Softball is another sport which most girls like very much. After the girls are divided into teams, they meet after school and play seven innings of very exciting baseball. There are two games played each night four times a week. The winner of the Senior-Junior teams meets the winner of the Junior-Sophomore teams. They battle it out for the championship. The winning team is three credits richer. ARCHERY This is a sport strictly for the girls in J .C . The young archers are taught by the members of the Archery Club who have already mastered the art by getting a total of 150 points with 30 arrows. lt may look very simple but just try it sometime. The young Robin Hoods can be seen in the back of the high school with their bows and arrows every noon in the fall and spring. Members of the Archery Club are given the chance to compete with other schools and really show their stuff. They also get three extra credits for their school letters. g VOLLEYBALL This is another sport that is open to all girls who are interested in getting their J.C . letters. The girls are divided into teams and each team plays ten games. The top teams play each other for the championship. The champions win three credits toward their letters instead of one. BASKETBALL The girls who are interested in basketball really have a chance to show their skill. They meet twice a week and battle to win. There are 16 teams of T0 girls each. The teams are divided into two leagues Sophomores and Juniors, Juniors and Seniors. The winning team from pach league plays For the championship. 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P an A Next to Johnson City High School J' Ray Vozdovic, Proprietor o l s WHERE STUDENTS e I AND TEACHERS EAT 28.0 Main Street Johnson City CONGRATULATIONS TO THE GRADS Compi iments of ANDY'S ,MEN'S SHOP TRI-C ITI ES E' S ,' G d S C O M hlI,e,rIIsnI?urniJscI1i:1gs J h 34 groad Street 10 Olive St. o nsonh ity, I:I.Y. Johnson City, N. Y. P one 7 2638 Sl-IERWIN - WILLIAMS WI KTO R E K' S 278 MAIN ST SERVICE STATION '.':.':::: if nuvani JOHNSON cl-ry I4 Stella Road Binghamton, N. Y. 24-hour Road Service A WY J, Phones 7-9744, 7-6369 N suvrues ' ' ' - ' - - 'twcs anv.rf4 STEVENS DINER Good Food at Reasonable Prices rivae inin oom SOUTHERN TIER HEATING INC. om imen s o P f D gR C pI t f For Banquets 5 T H I' 9 I 544 . . ea in nc. Main Street, Johnson City III QICS 286 MAIN STREET PHONE 7-4415 JOHNSON CITY, NEW YORK dresses coats sportswear our teeners are hits on the campus................ TRI-PHI SHOPS Binghamton J.C. Endicott Three Friendly Shops in a Friendly Valley '52 li 1 51 Llkiiiii C OMPLIME NTS OF RAWLINS, INC . HOSIE RY- -YARD GOODS - -DRE SSE S CURTAINS--BABY WEAR--LINENS Dial 7-2812 252 Main Street, Johnson City PETER MUSCOS KY ROOFING - SIDING - REMODELING 420 Arthur Avenue Johnson City, N. Y. Tel . 7-9680 RElD'S Lawnmower 8. Saw Filing Shop 420 Oakdale Road, Johnson City Sharpening and Repairing Work Guaranteed Pick Up and Delivery .......... Phone 7-8198 GROCERIES, MEA TS, DRUGS FLOYD PADGETT Oakdale Rd., Johnson City, New York Sub-Post Office Phone 7-8588 265 Main Stieet Johnson City, New York RELIABLE , 5 s ' . f- ' T REFRIGERATION... X Frigidaire Appliances Xxxfx I l l. 6 V Zenith Radio 8. Television H . 227 Main sneer j . XX ' A Johnson City, New York ' -ffiiiiw' 7- 2395 jf uvtel 'S CONGRATULATIONS GRADUATES FOR A BRIGHTER FUTURE LEARN TO SAVE The secret of successful saving is not HOW MUCH you save, but HOW REGULARLY. One of the most valuable lessons you can Iearn now is the saving habit. Carry it with you always. It will never let you down. First - City NATIUNAL BANK 0F BINGHAMTON, N.Y. WESTOVER OFFICE, WESTOVER PLAZA First Office: Court and Chenango Sts. City Office: Court and Washington Sts. First Ward Office: 'I8I Clinton St. East Side Office: I49 Robinson St. Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Free Parking At AII Offices Puouc 9-I505 CONGRATULATIONS........1..... I GIANT I I F009 MARKETS s-E. Q Aumsur-.2 I im Z- . ARE AT: ' I84 Court Street I ft Un 56 Main Street I Westover Plaza I I QL 290 MAIN sr vig Q9 55' Blum-aAmToN Hinmans Corners l 1 W I Q-Q. I il' '13 z 1 6 94 X .ST Qbifcc HOME -LIKE FUNERAL HOME Our Services: Are Distinctive Yet Reasonable J. FRANK HOLMES 150 Main Street Johnson City '7-5514 If it's the Newest. . . If it's the Smartest. . . If it's Sensibly Priced You'll find itat. . . LADIES APPAREL DEPARTMENT 222 Main St., Johnson City Clinton St., Binghamton CONGRATULATIONS . . .CLASS OF '58 CAROL LESKOVICH SCHOOL OF DANCE 34 Broad Street Johnson City, New York e salufe, ,. the T958 graduates of Johnson City High School may success always be yours. . . 90 fer' SAVORY OIL COMPANY, INC Richfield-gasol ine fuel oil York-heat oil burners VESTAL ROAD VESTAL, NEW YORK 7-1255 THE FAIR STORE Six Floors of Furniture Fashions 7 - 9 Court Street Binghamton, New York Congratulations From WORKERS TRUST All Banking Services For Your Convenience Auto Loans Personal Loans Home Improvements Checking Accounts Sqving Accounts Safe Deposit Boxes Also Workers Trust Office Marine Midland Trust Company of Southern New York Johnson City, N. Y. Member F.D.I .C . CORPORATION SUNNE JEWELEFQS ,f X t 24I MAIN ST. JOHNSON CITY 7-3432 II5 For AII Your Tire Needs CUNNINGHAME Stop AI' HARDWARE STORE Phone 7-2531 7 Black Ka Decker W Qi. Cutlery CLAPPERS TIRE SERVICE To-ns, P2iHfS . M3 .nd and Katt. Sporting Goods Varnishes 587 Main Street Eclipse Johnson City Power Sz Handmowers 271 Main Street, Johnson City TWIN DOORS Light Luncheons 81 Fountain Service 209 Main Street DEM ER BROS. Custom built booths and bars Chrome Steel Furniture J. C. 7-9915 522 Main Street Johnson City, N. Y. Dial 7-5172 Compliments of 0 9 M YOUR FRIENDLY FORD DEALER 179 Main St. , Johnson City GOODRICH MILK CO. INC 228 Grand Avenue Johnson City, N . Y. QU! M O 4 Q uh COMPLIMENTS . . . ma ,don KILMERS' APPLIANCE Sefuice Sta' 0000 O 012, JOHNSON cirv, N.Y. J 0 DIAL 7-9843 401 MAIN sr. COMPLIMENTS OF SNAK S HAK 277 Floral Avenue Johnson City, New York ' Home of HART SC HAFFNER MARX Clothes 246 Main St Johnson City TUTHILL'S l Xie G Johnson City Popular Men's ancl Boy's Store. BEN'S CLOTHES SHOP , X i ax .Q Hamminton Complete ?,t'r! ?' V 451 1 Park 8. Timely Boys Depart- ' QM - 'f' Suits ment Downstairs VN, N f Stetson Hats including X-X' A .f M h rr H k' I p 1' . ' K gompletelclfiosh Zligts an Us 'es 'gg A Q :II .nfs amera is J 1. Q lv , 'f J Starting at an zen 1 . Sportswear 59-75 Alligator Everything Photographic AIEGQTU oa s 166 Washington Street 229 Main St., Johnson City, N. Y. Binghamton, New York JohnsonCit5 ptical 17 Broad Street Johnson City, New York Lovely Glasses -- Lovely Girl ARTHUR'S FAS H IONS 239 Main Street Johnson City, N . Y. Phone 7-079l BROZZETTI'S Delicatessen 81 Pizzeria fHot Piel 72 Baldwin Street Johnson City, N.Y. Phone 7-9960 We Call We Deliver Dial 7'4573 1? ' I cl.lzANlsnswIny:lzs OFFICE Es: PLANT 31 BROAD ST. JOHNSON CITY CARVEL DARI-FREEZE Ice for Parties or Take Home Desserts Army 8: IQEIQN Iss . .AT BERNIES..,.,.... . . Team and school discounts on X Dial 9-0831 Sporting Goods ........... - I V Johnson City, New York L! in 263 MAIN STREET 35 JOHNSON CITY N N we -- CUFF'S FRIENDLY SERVICE GERALD A. CUFF, PROP. Phone 7-9745 Comer Main St. 8g Riverside Dr. Johnson Clty, N, Y. Electronic Wheel-Balancing CUSTOMER SATISFACTION CHARLES L. CONNOR QUALITY cARs New -- Used - Imported 9 3802 CHARLES L CONNOR Es'rov R PI.AzA .1 c H8 FFORD agency in c. Tw ty-'nine Main Qfuiff Johnson City, New York 7 AVenUe C Johnson City, New York 7- I 61 I Congratulations to the Graduates Compliments of GEORGE'S MEN'S SHOP 290 Main Street Johnson City, N. Y. ENDWELL CIGAR STORE CHARLIE LANE 250 MAIN STREET JOHNSON CITY Il NIIIIII ' LADIES'APPAREL Kz FURNITURE 259 Main St. 429 Main Street Johnson City, New York COMPLIMENTS . ........ . GIL'S BARBER SHOP OAKDALE, N. Y. BARBER Praiitzfzgigng FUNERAL HQME HOUSE of RICHARD Gifts for All Occasions Dial 7-5722 37 Willow Street 428 Main St, Johnson City, N. Y. Johnson City, N . Y. Phone 9-3221 Following Graduation from J. C. H. S. twwwzgi enroll at: Y, T -- I e S fl N E wg, . ,Z foll T lt . B1NGHAMToN's LEADING BUSINESS scHooL X China and Glass Dwgfvuyn fPrevious commercial training not requiredj 5, 11 Court Street it fowewtesw X 5 i?-W-Qttititeif. -f N Free catalog ....... Free placement 'Q X Binghamton, N.Y. 4 66 Chenango sr. Tel. 2-5348 FRED KURST JR. KEIM'S KARD SHOP Builder and Contractor 284 Main Street Johnson City CARDS . GIFTS Phone 9-0024 STATIONARY 0 Q THOMAS 8g WM. HUSON MAPLE RIDGE DAIRY Grade A Pczsteurized Mild and Cream Cl 1' Z Q 8 CONGRATULATION TO THE STUDENT BODY 225 Oakdale Road FROM Johnson City, N. Y. MARIES GOWN'S SHOP FOR BRIDES Dial 7-5108 274 Main St., Johnson City Phone 7-5051 MC CRORY'S 5 8i1O Compliments of TH OMAS KU RST Dial?-1701 120 Cumminqs Edie!! irvfce ffzzffow Corner of Mc: 7-9888 in Johnson Cnty R WORK Tim Finest in Qcfznior Portraifs Am Found At ,-vw ,..-,X..-.,Qp1f- .V -WW--f,-. ,-V.- W-V -- -..WF Q-film-7' ---q-31-,,.,,,-0 ---- . ws,-ww , BERT!-IOLDQ Q 99 QTUDIOQ Court Serving Business li our Business or more than forty years, a parade of constantly improved business machines has spread from the Southern Tier to every corner of the earth. More than a thousand different models, from time stamps to the newest electronic data processing I machines, are produced here. Development and application of these products have paced business growth and met the increasing need for handling the vast amount of information required by modern management. All our developments are in the interests of better service, for service is itself an IBM product. INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS MACHINES ,E CORPORATION Our heartiest congratulations and best wishes to the members of the class of 195 8 ENDICOTT-JOHNSON Retail Store 277 Main Street, Johnson City, New York BEST WISHES TO THE JANUARY AND JUNE GRADUATES A DIVISION OF GENERAL ANILINE AND FILM CORP. Here's the MODERN way to better pictures . . . clay or night ANSCOFLEX II CAMERA with flash shutter built-in sky fllter anol special lens for close-up pictures For color or black and white At All Photo Counters ANSCO I BINGHAMTON, NEW YORK America's Oldest Photographic Manufacturer w A .., f f .,, , ,,,T?vTYii -WF- . I V ' X ' . ,L 1 - M :Z X 119 , , K f f, W P 'I me 1 'J . 2 ., ' i , - V .fv.., , 7-HT' .1 ,. X -- ,f BM , Mei. ' g , i'-Hay. , fb, Y ' A' 3. -- -fra? ' 5.3 .P,gf5. ':gj --1 mmm .k 51555 . ,M V A .A , ,xilg , ,Ag 1 K hr E ,,,5 ,., m V 4 Ula' - M' ' . . , -. f P ' 3' - ' i' iLh ' Q:,,Q iff ,. 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