Johnsonburg Area High School - Ramblin Echo Yearbook (Johnsonburg, PA)

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EL SS PHUPHECY Dick WenselfDance lnstructor of Iitterbug, Polkas, but not Ballet-no grace, probably. Emidio Casciani working as chief mail clerk at the Paper City Post Office. Bruno Carnovale-assistant foreman of the B. QS O. section crew. loseph Fedorko-chief pin setter at Fedor- ko's Family Inc. Bowling Alleys. Noah DiNardo has taken Gene Krupa's place in a modern day band. Otto Shippling has replaced Stirling Hay- den in Hollywood. lohn Wachob-The Second Buck Iones- safely settled in parts unknown. Clarence Schott-The second all American all star to come from Bucknell-Second only to King Funair. Ralph Franco-new, prospective manager of Murphy's Five and Ten Cent Store. Walter tZekeD Czekai-following in foot- steps of his older brother who has become a first lieutenant in the Air Corps. Rich Perantoni-happily married to Harriet and living at Pensacola. t Gerald Logue-Writing weekly articles To the Women in the Erie Times about, How to keep your hair blond. Arthur tCaseyl Sprague-lucky man, future all settled-3 kids and a good job. Bobby Myers-That handsome new red' head at the New York Air Field. Bette Williams-Champion girls basketball player on the William's Rocketeers. Kay Steudler-Dancing her way to Star- dom with Ginger Rogers. Theresa Pavlock-in the Ziegfield Follies in New York City. Peggy Riley has, as a token of Harry Bosler's appreciation of her long years of service, inher- ited the Drug Store. Ceal Polaski-Partner and co-worker of Bosler's Cut Rate. Angie Petrilli-That one time bashful Angie opening her Service Men's Community Home on Center Street. Aggie Parana-The most popular cigarette girl at Errol Carroll's. Claire Nortum-Star of Warner Bros. new play That Harrigan Man. She dances in it. Evelyn Beano Nelsone-The partner of Ruthie Samsel, making another Abbott and Costello Comedy Show. Leo Pete Myslinski is commissioned 2nd Looey in Army. Ierry Marasco-Busy at home with 2 small infants for which she knits lovely suits. lack McGonigal has opened his dancing school for Young Men. Alfred Butch Marrone-Now has all the shoes in Iohnsonburg to repair since his father has retired. Patricia Sis Lorigan-Navy nurse on the California Coast, waiting for her handsome sailor to come in. Margy Kriegisch-opening her new Art Mu- seum in New York. All her own paintings. Tommy Kasper-still in the Navy as a Ra- dio Technician. Nellie Iones-waiting patiently for that handsome sailor. lce. Anna Mae Heitzenrater-Polka queen of Harlem. Franklin Hagberg has just flown home from Africa in his new let-propelled plane where he has established a missionary home.. Iune Dunn-New model for Charm Maga- zine-They sure can pick them. Louise Deter-Superintendent of Buffalo General Hospital. Elaine Cooney-Reinstated in the Waves for the third time. Something fascinating there. Tolly Boy Costanzo-S. American Casan- ova, teaching Rhumba lessons and ready to learn anyone's technique. Ethlyn Clark still waiting for that Sailor although at present she holds the authoritative position of Librarian. Marie Cecile Bianco pianist for the Bianco Beaters most celebrated orchestra in existence today. Edith CEdiel Casilio-owns and operates the A. 51 P. store on Center Street: sings in church choir as outstanding Alto with Ierry Marasco. Mary Ann Robinson has completed her music scholarship and is now teaching music. As a side line she teaches dancing. Helen Pavlock has discovered the ninety- third element where others have failed. Ioe Aiello giving Ioe Fedorko stiff competi- tion as far as bowling alleys are concerned. Ed Baum living in a barracks and liking army food better than that which Ruthie cooks. Sam Casilio watching for Marion to Wave goodbye to him every morning when he leaves for work. lack Keneske liking Kay's cooking much better than Navy food. Earl Flegal is the best liked officer in the Navy. Mike Manno is manager at the Yellow and Black. Iohisco - 28

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JUNIUH PIETUHE FIRST ROW: Cseated lett to rightJfLynton Iohnson, Donald Warner, Arthur Weilacher, Harry Horne, Raymond Simpson, Dana Soule, George Iohnson, Morgan Leathers. SECGND ROW-Alice Neilson, Peggy Constable, Susie Mannella, Mary Sprague, Eva Duilio, Delores Calla, Adeline Fitch, Frances Simchick, losephine Carbone, Gloria Finno, Natalie Fassett, Patricia Mills, Angeline Marchese, Lucy Caldwell, Mary Ellen Ferraino. THIRD ROW-Lucille Millard, Iulia Gigliotti, Marjorie Oertly, Mary Ann Gregor, Freda Launer, Grace Tripodi, Madge Calla, Mary Ann Dworsky, Louise Pearson, Mary Redmond, Helen Zuroski, Carrie Yonker, Naomi McClintick, Connie McGuire, Margaret Iacobs. FOURTH ROW-Irene Anderson, Rose Ferragine, Doris Hendrickson, Margaret Eckert, Mary Ann Bressler, Eugene Pistner, Frank Costanzo, Ralph Cosentino, Edwin Swanson, Kenneth Woolbert, Robert Tillack, Richard Glover, Harold Iohnson, lohn Aiello. FIFTH ROWe-Louis Pupo, Robert Chiesa, William Leahy, Louis Thomp- son, Edward Clerkin, Gervase Hoh, lohn Smith, Loren Geer, Donald Grabofski, Merle Sprague. IUNIORS Knot included in the groupliArthur Aiello, Robert Maloney, Robert Myers, Kermit Schultz, Wallace Shaffer, lose-ph Wolfe, loseph Cherry, Gaylon Crotzer, lames Muroski, Thomas Szczotka, Rosella Willow, Donald Kent, William Smith. ' lohisco - 30