Long Island City High School - Plaza Yearbook (Long Island City, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 112 of the 1958 volume:

'Tw'D1.,,,, If-wif ,WW A f W 94 . 4 w y 1 f. . 41 fy 32 55 .Ki i Q' 'r 3. , , V 1 i Y Vv .4 's vi ll 3' Bi , ,Z TS Q , I I s z I 'M V u .f ,4 .Q 1 ul. Hu-P . .M ' A ,-. A P-.k5'TJv3llkLlv Class of 1958 introduces 1 77 If f , ,I , , V,-xg, ,426 Long Island City High School X ,-,,s - - M .s l 1 Dedication ........ Principal's Address Administration .... Faculty ........ Class Prophecy .... Class History ..... Senior Class Ollicers Homeroom Sketches Graduates' Section Senior Celebrities . . Student Activities . Sports ............ The Annex .... Baby Pictures .... Poems ............ Last VVill and Testament Advertising ....... In Dedication ' W' MRS. DORIS CULVER ' A 'MVIS- 18' It is with great pride that the Senior class of l958 dedicates this book to our beloved Mrs. Doris Culver. Having been the faculty adviser of both the yearbook and our newspaper, Skyline, Mrs. Culver has devoted much time and energy to these publications. Thus, our gratitude represents not only the present Senior class, but it embodies also the thank-you's of past Seniors who owed their outstanding yearbooks and newspapers to the able guidance of Mrs. Culver. ln these years she has always modestly refused all public recognition of her endless efforts, and therefore has never been adequately thanked. One of the few remaining Charter Members of Long Island City High, Mrs. Culver has resisted offers from other schools in order to stay with the pupils for whom she shows such high regard. She has found the years of working with seniors on Plaza and Skyline both a worthwhile and gratifying experience. The results of her efforts always set the high standard which we hope to meet this year, The past staffs of both publications have learned from her shining example not only the ways and means of publishing, but also cooperation with fellow members. Long after Plaza will be but a part of high school memories the latter trait will remain part of them, and us, as the living proof that the goal for which she aimed was successfully reached. Today, as always, her gay, friendly personality and winning smile have made our Mrs. Culver the pride of the students and the faculty alike. Beloved by all who have come in conact with her, Mrs. Culver will live in the memory of her pupils not only as an inspiring teacher, but as a true friend. To you, Mrs. Culver, in gratitude we dedicate Plaza 1958. Our Principal 257' Dear Graduates, In the name of the faculty of this school,I should like to extend to you our congratulations on your graduation. Vile also wish you the best of good health and good fortune in the future. You have worked hard to reach this significant point in your career. We trust that you will also remember the loyalty, love, and devotion of your parents in helping you to succeed. They, too, are to be congratulated at this time. For some of you this is a time of major transition. From a life of schools, teachers, and studies you are turning to a life of employers and work. For some of you this is a change to a higher and more difficult form of education. In either case, we hope that you will be well prepared for the change. You have been given a thorough education in all of the aspects of life vital to the perpetuation of our democratic form of government. You are now closer to that time when you will Hll a more important position in this world than you ever did previously. Make a good job of it! in MR. DAVID bES5l.LR Lia mm Yi- S? ,X ...,.,M-M-QQ 1 fb 1 Fx ,,,,,!,,,1x1', yr, K XXX f-U-,fx-A jf-'P-f-fSJS-ff-f.fN 5 X bmw VL f' M 1 , ,,',,LLL.Q ,MU9uw. MISS FLORENCE TOWVNSEND f'Dt f1..-..x.lJ 5fD' lk MRS. ESTHER COULD ,.X,QbxN Lf! 4.9, MRS. FLORENCE TURKENKOPF MR. MAX COULD MR. HARRY XVOLFE MRS. HORTENCE FRIED Z wlw Q if J' ' f X W ,,,,, ,Lx W' MR. LESTER MEYERS ' 'Wa rf s 3 I if S X i 4 W v x 1 R 'Env xg s W my y. '37 ww ,yy 0 5 wi ffl' is z 'iff' nr- We Thank You . . . A school consists not only of students, class rooms and books, but of hard work, vast amounts of study, of hopes and plans and memories. Among our fondest memories will always be the men and women who have guided us so ably and patiently through these past four years. XVe have all passed through the hands, and hearts, of many ol the teachers who chose Long Island City High to receive the benelits of their many talents. Among those whom you see on these pages are many whom you have loved, as did I, in your years at L.l.C. The teachers here have been striv- v r 11 if H X Q ax 4? ' -. ' D L 1.1 V, ' f- mf 'Q A? A is K ,.,,,. 'lf 4 4 Q ing not only to teach what is written on the pages of a book, but what they have learned in their years of experience. They have each tried to give a little bit of themselves to us. XVe have learned from their hne example, most of all, how to conduct ourselves and to think in a manner becoming model citizens and adults. VVhat we are to become in years to follow will be based a great deal on the moulding, teaching and friendship of the faculty of Long Island City High School. i 'N - From each and every one of us in the Seniorcgsnfj P Class of 1958: Thank You! . f ,lv WF' V Q X- ftp A A' NJ' O X li 'wel W as' we gclz ini NAME Peter Anzalone Billy Aronwald Marie Belavenetz Steve Bergman Claire Bernstein Norma Bertini Bette Jean Blake Winnie Bisbee Sandy Cacace Dotty Calo Grace Candalino Tom Cardarelli jean Cavaliere joe Cavilla Nick Chihlas Kathy Collins Aglaia Constantine Trent Conelias Al Crespo Albina Criscuolo juan Cuadrado Agnes Custance Robert Devan Lorraine Dollar Bob Erland Carole Ferruggio Suzanne Fisher Judy Fitzmaurice Carol Ford George Iiraftigos FAMOUS FOR Clowning around Big Bill Her engagement ring Balancing organic equations, chemistry Dancing all night Being tallest girl in L.l.C. I-ler blonde hair Her red hair C-aec-asc-e Her smile Irish eyes Italian loafers Talking too much Little joe His li'l Chevie Blonde locks Being Plaza photographer Living Dancing Cutting her pony tail Being a comedian No lipstick Meatballs Athletics Not doing homework in M. W. H. Cha-cha-cha Her travels Co-captain of cheerleaders Eating lunch in homeroom reekness VZ TRY' A1 G-Pg! -4-Nf fllipk kunk Lit da 95 lvl rilvlgk JT? hard Sophia Paul Lorraine wavy hair a freedom PLEADS CUILTY TO Coing to school Playing football Nick Playing tic-tac-toe, Bobby K. in A. H. Being short Liking college boys Bill Teasing girls at her homeroom table Liking a certain J. P. Being shy Being Italian Being lazy Being a poor math student Nothing Cheri Vinnie Exposing him His looks JUdY That certain someone Latin Talking too much School Blushing Doing homework in A. H. Joe Getting sea sick Being sweet Detentions Boy leader of Arista Being on student court Advice to the lovelorn Fast talking Doing his own homework Bobby pins and peroxide X'Vorrying Answering Mrs. Tunis' questions Letting her hair down SHOULD BE A hundred pound weakling A pro football player Dating William jansen's SllCf'CSSOI' Disc jockey Sanforized Wife of baseball player An endorser of freckle remover cream Nurse Hostess Private secretary A bi-linguist in Italy Socializer Something Keeping an eye on curves Stage performer Industrial genius Paper clip manufacturer judy's husband Bookie joke book writer A novelist Pro football player A writer Taught Model Abroad America's sweetheart Psychiatrist First Greek president Artist A sure success Dance instructor at Roseland Beggar Tall girl's model First space traveller Head of the atomic missile commission Chemistry teacher WILL BE Seeing my homeroom teacher in 20 yrs. A lawyer A Mrs. A high school math teacher Language teacher Medical secretary Commercial artist Legal stenographer Child psychiatrist Social worker Mother of four boys Engineer Teacher Nothing One womans guy Industrial engineer F-i-l-m-e-d A lawyer Bookkeeper A writer Editor of Li'l Abner College professor Gym teacher History teacher A model housewife Disappointed A college deb Designer NN'orthwhile Rich and unhappy School teacher Teacher Millionaire Airline hostess Business administrator Engineer Mrs. and secretary NAME Bob Kolker Elaine Kossuth Edythe Kunofsky Connie La Ranger Socrates Lecakes Ethel Lifschitz Cynthia Loewy Judy Martinez jimmy Marsala jimmy Mc Carthy Diane Mc Knight Barbara Mee james Pace Tony Padula Lynda Pargh Martha Peters Dotty Peters Sal Prato Carol Quijano Selma Ratnofsky Tony Rodriguez Joanne Romano Marion Simon Norma Steiber jon Steinmetz Sam Stimmel Eugene Straussberg Anne Sturm Stan Suhar Pauline Syzmalski Ulle Trautvag Robert Unterburger Vinnie Vassallo Lucille Vinci Dee Zaleski Mark Zimmerman vfvfre FAMOUS FOR Playing tic tac toe, Steve B. in A. 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Not studying Kunip Kunof Making speeches The name Handwriting Good things come in small packages Bangs and quick temper Buzzin' in eco His broken neck Him Pony tail Rock 'n' Roll Washing floors Tommy Setting boys in place Her charcoal skirt Surviving in orchestra for IW years Singing Real swingin' senior hat Tucho Hep, hepl, let's go Ughl Tuna fish sandwiches Modesty Comments Conceit It's different Lousey jokes Her laugh There goes a '56 Lincoln I've been framed 7th term rep Knowing the answers Pony tail Big smile and hard work PLEADS GUILTY TO Crazy G.O. publicity on P.A. system High marks Enjoying life Blushing Being a non- conformist Being the noise, hfth period lunch The valiant Being a math genius Loafing Bribing other candidates Navy blouse Boys Math Breaking glasses at parties Mah jongg Talking to much Latin You name it Laughing Cynophobia Qfear of dogsj joyce jimmy Peroxide Dancing Superior intelligence Cheating Integrity Being a natural blonde His cartoons Making home runs Wlatching wrestling on TV Trigamy Fixing the election Studying Tom Little dears in Hair skirts SHOULD BE Part of comedy team on morning radio Hlorrying about her low average Examined First woman president Famous Greek philosopher Another Dr. Christian Shakespearean actress Easy going Embezzler High flying Another Florence Nightingale Stretched Famous Professional floor washer Chairman of English department Set in her place Psychoanalized Tall, dark, hand- some saxophone player Leading soprano at Metropolitan opera Manufacturer of volleyballs Compressed Treasured by U.S.rl, Simple Simon just what the doctor ordered A Fred Astaire Caught A whiz kid Handwriting expert, eco. assignments Another Walt Disney Engineer International spy Executed First visitor to moon Engineer Teacher of judo Head of fashion school WILL BE A scientist or somethin' Private secretary Elementary school teacher Psychologist An intellectual Doctor Dietician Private secretary Accountant Pilot in the L' .S Nurse Nurse Math teacher Engineer High school English teacher Lawyer Psychoanalist Confused Concert singer Gym teacher Engineer Treasurer of U.S,A. Famous Nurse Another Steinmetz Cheated Engineer A private secretary A lousey joking cartoonist First president In the liel commerci l Teacher Tom's wife., f X High without use of liquor ' .nv Kinlfnn ka ...ff A ,f 1' ,f A , ,Q 14 ,, W ' Q 1 N' -1 - ' M ' ' W , . , VQ., V. W , ,,,, ,KA x, A, lg-.A era. .4 , if J . , V K . - r . . V , t. D, , 4 I ' 'fly WW S ' f l bv K: ., - , A , W , + ffff 4 , V nl., ' A , F F- 'M' . V, fb T '?3,-1 V -4, f - ..u Km 3 ,,.:' A , X ., K -- Fx xv , .M , W- xp ' M 'L ,Ki If l Q 5 f.: f i 'N M Af K i 53 3 5 . g H ,, W 4 ' .qi U ' I' ' .. I V,AA A A s 5, Q r, ,lll V 11 i 5 , , ,KA ,, any f ,H L, ,E A A Q X v,.- , fy 'rx Y J.. -N nw' ' ' ' ' 1 51 ,,,,. Q ,,,V I 1 1 x n i ,ff ' F 'A f f f J ,,f fjg9,.g-4.,,,g M?4a, L5 hm. ' W - + Moments X To Remember -' C ,-1: .xxxxv -X . 2 - .x x in mf! J-Q ' 4 ...W 4 Q U 6 ' l 'N-x NVe are sitting at the top, the highest step on the ladder, the Senior Class of '58. lt has been a long hard clin1b lor us. Now we can Hnally sit back a moment and look proudly at what we have accomplished. The years at Long Island City Higl1 have been lour years ol' progress and success lor both the school and each student. In the course ol our study, L. I, C. has developed a new structure, a new lace, and as a result it has helped us to develop a new spirit of perseverance and responsibility toward our work and our school. Let's take a last look at the memories we are leaving behind. A Monday, for us September lfi, 19541, was our Iirst day as frightened freshmen in the new school. Cautiously we made our way through the halls in lear of bumping into one of those gigantic Seniors, whose prestige we hoped to obtain as the years progressed. Remember our lirst lreshmen council and the excitement of our very own recep- tion, the big Halloween Dance and the thrill ol' seeing our first Basketball game against Bryant High? We were host to a student lrom Denmark in the Tribune's Annual Youth Forum: what excitement! Things really began to move, and our dream of high school began to untold lor us. 1 J 'Q e X Our sophomore year was one of split sessions, getting home at live o'clock. Reconstruction was in lull swingg stairways coming up, plaster falling down, new exits, no desks, dripping paint, broken windows. But with all this we managed to squeeze in a wonderful Soph reception, basketball games and some really ter- rific dances. XVe proudly took top honors at the Royal Sweetheart Dance, with all the schools in Queens competing. Our contes- tants emerged victorious with the Titles Queen ol Teens and Best Band of Queens. L. I. C. began to acquire a new look. YVe, too,had a new look-smiling promoted faces. Entrez Junior year. 1. .M f, f E l l l 1 We were quite proud of our sleek new school with the desks, paint, P. A. sys- tem, and her new modern air. Vlfe showed it with a really wonderful junior year. The highlight was a wonderful basketball season, leaving our Plazamen just one game removed from emerging victorious and dribbling its way into Madison Square Garden. There was March 15th, when pale faced, black-clad seniors walked through the school mourning the death olf the immortal Julius Caesar. We once again had our G. O. assemblies and we saw some really big shows. Three big bands just brought down the house in a jumping jazz concert that was long to be remembered. Remember our exclusive Stork Club Dance with a guest appearance from Patience and Prudence!?l It brought fun filled talk for weeks later. Our first Miss G. O., Carol Norton, was chosen at the Moonlight Dance and we whirled our way right into our Senior year. 14 Y if ?i55?f?fSf'ffie'YF 'Yi isvsw X 1.1 5 v 5 Y . , 5 v Fl ' l , st raw .. it ,Z i ' ff? 3, :V ...N 39 ,, ..? 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O. olhcers during the senior year were: President George Frangos, Vice'President Daniel Seltzer, Secretary Joan Peterson, Treasurer Carol Ford, eighth term representa- tives jean La Rocca and Dorothy Calo. YVe had an added attraction of Asian Flu, and remember our remarkable friend Sputnick? Yet the year wasn't without its downlalls-Those impossible Regents, the problems we could never see our way through. But somehow we managed them all. As we look behind at the rough and the smooth, we are proud of the work we've done and what we have come through to reach the top step-the very top. Yet have we really come to the end, the last step in what we are striving for? This ladderkol trial, of learning, of experience!-we are climbing, ends at suc- cess in whatever life we chooseg that is the final step, the top. lille are still a long way from it. If, in the course of our lives, we could be lucky enough to achieve on a more mature scale the progress, benefits and happiness we have known here at Long Island City, all of us would surely reach the peak of success with the key to individual happiness and the world in our hands. 15 Si sl A Q W-3? ec X .5 gas X gel is .4 ' tg li s 1 1 S39 5 s T YK E .i Q, . 'V ig 3.1, .Q 5, s Us X s K X 1 .K 'vu-1. 'W- an A r 1 .Q Q i' 3 i if at s' X i g 1 Diane Zaleski, Secretarjvg An thony Rodriguez, Vice-Pres! if 1 dentg James McCarthy, Pres ts t l ., W . '- 9' w X i 1 sc J L X' if irlentg Josephine Romano : VV . 'f- Treasurer. psi. 1 ig Q E , ,i E5 it xl. JAMES fjimmyj MC CARTHY ...... ...... P resident - ANTHONY Qrlluchoj RODRIGUEZ .. ., Vice-President class officers DIANE qbcep ZALESKI ....,,...., .,... s ecretarjv JOSEPHINE Qjo Annj ROMANO .. .. Treasurer Farewell . . . l As Freshmen entering Long Island City High School four years ago, our class was filled with apprehension regarding the new subjects and teachers we were about to meet. NVe entered into these new responsibilities amidst the temporary chaos of the modernization of the building. Having just become adjusted to some slight degree, we were then banished to the Annex and the outlook be- came even more dim. However, this was not lor long . . . for, having survived our apprenticeship in the Annex with the help and understanding of our teachers and the hue spirit of the students we once again joined the main body of the school. XVe joined the ranks in feeling great pride in the beautiful modern physical aspect of our school. But, more important, we gained a sense ol' security and community re- sponsibility which we will carry with us wherever we go. Our school has helped us to acquire the qualities which are essential to a citi- zen in a democracy. Through the dillerent activities in which we participated we were able to help our school but more important, we were developing a sense of responsibility and sell' direction which will enrich our adult life. Xlle have gained many new friends, some ol whom will remain close to us in the future. To Mr. Sessler, and all the members ol' Long Island City High School faculty, on behalf of our entire graduating class .... may l thank you for the ideals of civic, social and moral responsibility which you have imparted to us, as well as, i the sense of security with which to implement them. james Mc Carthy Senior President 1 Q Q g , if l 1 I A J Q, '12 ff 'f - ' ,x ff 2 1 xl SJ , ,Qi I sl X' f .N ,f f ' ia i w J 3 I 1 55.10 ,f - r 0 'Lp if-iw P MQ of m.v'G' 'W gy Minor ESS'--- ' .L My b WA-rw,,,,M ,,,,--2 .-0--1,.,...-4 -it-:::fW,,,..wW A N H gca-moot. one 'SLA 9 csff W6 L Dfxvif' 'V O,qZS5'V P54 27 CQ 'Pd' QQA Q, ty? V v ,,X,f.,., M, ,,h,,, , x. .X X, v.'fg?f11'1'T'f1'V A Ak , D a ,. .,., ,. .,.. ff!! . 64 ,, M Mfg r9 e0v4WxwM z z 5 .,, .,,. .fgxfdww f ff. ffwffff f' ff f ww 'wus ww SHQMEWWQKK 51.2 rXi'fY6fWW I ' M ,yymg ?,wWP'fHff f L, ,, ,,,.,f . , , 5, , ,, , fnzfi .X.,X. , ,,,,, W ,,,A,,V, ,,,x 5, , rmmzw 2 ,, 13679 -f . 1 A Erahgv vit X ,, .,,X ,, ,, , , . x 1 5 i x E ? ? 1 aff' 5 I YZRASH' T ' 5 ii ii ,..,,,, 3, ,,,V J ,:,. ,, ,,,,M:,,1,k,, , ., MMMWAL gy ATYZQ .A-wW '0 M T :Jim in HJ Gai . Wi. 4 fr 44 I V' vf1Q? se fain? , parm 44 nfawmwff 19444 gym ,g 1 K My J Rush Hour Relin'S Ramblers Radicals Rampage There are four titles for the story that is to follow. I leave it to you, the reader, to choose whichever title suits you best. Each and every one of them is appropriate for my homeroom. The first definitely explains itself, and, as you may well suspect, I am first going to mention our teacher, Mrs. Relin. Her rush hour is between 10:04 and 10: 19 a. m., which happens to be the homeroom period. Mrs. Relin, who, incidentally, is five feet tall and probably the smallest teacher in the city, is expected to take attendance, send out post cards to the homes of the absentees, make out an absentee list, make all announcements necessary, Qrnost of which are QUIET!l Q and settle the program- ming difliculties of each pupil. All this is to be done in fifteen minutes. She does have some help from her de- pendable service aids, Susan Lee and Vivian Calia. Now let's move on to the next title, Relin's Ram- bler's. According to lVebster's dictionary, to ramble is to go from place to place without definite object. The students who run around like chickens with their heads cut off are: Robert Unterburger, Douglas Siemers, jerry Spindler, Edward Sucich, Vinnie Tedesco, joseph Vaccarp, and Robert Kozachenko. Our next title presents a problem. Mr. Webster says that a radical is a person desiring thorough reforms. Al- though some pupils often say they would like changes in the school system, I am certain that they realize how impossible their wishes are. Some of these radicals that I mention are in my homeroom class. Eugene Straussberg is the No. l radical, then come jon Steinmetz, Carl Rogers and Bob Shaw. These four are conspiring to close the schools down, but they work to no avail. On return to the dictionary we find that rampage means a state of excitement. This definitely describes the majority of the girls. First there are Pauline Szymal- Wlllll v 1515? Wax 'ln f ski, Ann Sturm, and Penny Tolentino. These three girls are always sitting in the far corner, away from everyone, and only that corner knows what they talk about. Then there's Ethel Pitkowitz, Marion Simon, Connie LaRanger, and Eleanor Tamborskie. They are the intellectual group of the class, always talking about College English, scholarships, college and college stu- dents fespecially boysj . In the next corner we find the co-captain of the Cheer- ing Squad, Elly Ghicas. She's usually talking about a basketball game that's coming up, doing homework or trying to get away to speak to a friend in another class. Next to Elly is Kathy Collins QTom Collins' sisteri. She's usually doing homework that was left over from the night before or wondering il shell be getting history homework for the next day. Then theres Agnes Yourkas who just sits quietly, writes in her notebook and gathers in all that's being said. lncidentally, we also have a few who just sit around and use up oxygen. They don't talk much, don't do homework- they don't do anything. They just sit there, BUT their minds are at work. joe Truhon could be thinking of a basketball game that's coming up since he's one of the Still' players on the school team. Dennis Penn is another one who is always thinkingf?-well, he's always quiet anyway. George Turturro is another quiet one. Elizabeth Conti, who's always combing her locks, puts Dorothy Rader on guard to watch if Mrs. Relin is Looking Then they change guards. This time Dorothy combs her hair while Liz stands guard. Then we have our happy wanderers who are never anywhere near their homeroom class. Once attendance is checked, the first to go is Terrence Byrne. His excuse is always the same: important business. Sam Stimmel is the next to leave the class, but his absence from home- room is justified with the fact that he is our senior re- presentative, which means that he usually has meetings to go to or some other such business. by A Elaia Consla ntinc '6Ladies and Gentlemen, May I Have Your Attention Please Introducing to you, one of the most celebrity-filled homerooms on the East Side, 7-0l6E! Poor Miss Sheahan, Delores Pepe and Ann Vagnini are trying to get the attendance. May we go to the Senior Council Meeting? says Jimmy McCarthy fpresj jo Ann Romano Qtreasurerj and Dee Zaleski fsecretaryj. May I go too? pops up Joe Cavilla who is the Pres. of the G. O. Here comes Lorraine Klein, I have to go to a special meeting of the Senior Reps, she says, when she is not trying to convince someone of the advantages and benefits of paying his Senior Dues. Vlell, look what is going on over in the other aisle. Ann Trinker, Linda Misa, Dee Zaleski, and Jo Ann Romano Qcapt. of the cheerleadersj are practicing the cheers with Linda Carcara from the squad. Frank Ortiz, capt. of the Basketball Team, looks on with an approving smile. The big debate going on about Sputnik and Muttnick will usually revolve around Edward, Bob, Vincent, and Richard. At one table while Susan and Marie are busy finding out from Joyce Qsince she has History the first periodj what the agenda for the day was, Ann is busy trying to finish her homework before the bell rings. You are sure to find Kathryn and Valerie sitting in seclu- sion studying for that big exam. Silence Please! Edward, Pete, Robert, and Gunter are sure to be arguing about something. The two Barbara's and Genevieve-Silence Again! And there goes Andy, the wondering soul. This happy combination of stu- dents has helped make this an enjoyable year for all concerned. 8-016E . 20 i ill lr I ' . 'v. fi ' Gia . . ' l i will li The Private Investigation of Homeroom 8-01 7E By jean La Rocca Our class of happy-go-lucky seniors does not know what quiet means. The main source of this chatter comes from Lucille Bavuso's Cozy Cor- ner. Wfith her companions, john Goggiono, Elaine Loftus and Marie Lestingi, we find the Big Four discussing the world's biggest pro- blem,BOYS! To the left of this section we have a small residential area where Nancy Gentile, Anna Pazymino and Joan Hughes discuss their sweet- hearts and house furnishings. A few tables from our quiet residential section we encounter the topsy-turvy desk of Mrs. Harris,wherc Ulle Traut vag tries to take the attendance of a very unco- operative class. Across the street, down about a block or so, we encounter our intellectual sec- tion where Norman Greenberg and George Diamantos discuss the stock market and present day problems. Next door we find a couple ol swell Ivy Leaguersn who stay at a place called 'ljickosf' where Joe Giacopenello and Trent Gonelias discuss sports, school activities and of course girls! V. J. V in lfliillil v . ,H im , t T ' ,,f'2st.iEi,s'-is: fiL1:'Q V 'S ,Til-SQQI:-?i 'L my , J i if 1... iii, - -l i, 1 if r hs'fFi'w Wil ', l 'V,'ii' i ,i i' i f iii 146134 :twiki-eiiamilif-viii M ' fw iylpri it 'FW f .W ri., il st if af f iii? 1 tai:lf.1r'f illf ilif il is 1 l 1 , , , , X, , L ji l'fi-Ni ll I ' iff -V ' it J il fl - l ll , i I' feaiga 'stew' ,-xml 4., em X 0 0 ' X Z N In a tiny corner of the room known as off limits we End a group ol radicals, Teresa Po- date, Shirley Elias, Pearl Rothberg and Blanche Sheridan, through the years raise the question VVhat do we get for our G. O. Dues? So ends my report-conhdential, of course-on the neighborhoodvof 8-017 E. 1. fi ,lsfab 'Z ii 'MQ 'li 1 ui t. 5 ff fl ' I J s . W if 1 I G i M,...,,,,i sssA -1 .A-4 flh- allanter's Gallery by .ul Ibina Criscu 010 As we walk through the halls of Long Island City High School the East Cafeteria comes into view. Approaching the rear of the cafeteria a great masterpiece of figures looms ahead of us. Homeroom 7-01812 is being seated by their mas- ter painter Mrs. Gallanter. In her gallery there is quite an assortment of students. They differ in many ways, but they are all of the modern class. They have been associated with one an- other for three years, struggling through thick and thin, but always as a whole. The first thing we notice is that the assort- ment of students is a little bit abstract funbal- ancedj. You see, the poor fellas' are outnumbered by the dominating sex, 25-5. The first figure that is visible to all is Mary A. This is the group's money gatherer. But, she is forgiven as she is Senior Rep. Alas, she has goofed, for she is having difficulty getting the seniors to pay their dues. The next figure who appears is Norma B., G. O. Rep. She is at this moment being bothered by Glory Ann L. who hasn't received her G. O. button. But we are quite sure that Norma will come out on topg Qespecially since she is 5' 9 j. lVe take notice of a small group of B'S . They all seem to be buzzin' about somethin'. VVith Andrienne B. it is hard to tell as she is the 'Quiet One. XVinifred B. is using her sales- rnanship in collecting donations for the Christ- mas stocking, Linda B. seems to have been struck by something very funny, but this is not unusual. She is always wearing a friendly smile. Poor Dottie B. seems to have put up with it all. At the next table a fine collection of C's are gathered. Aida C. is busy watching Evelyn C. as she makes her daily rounds from table to table. Dottie C. and Agnes C. are in their usual morn- ing gab fest. Helen K. and Carol K. are in a heated discus- sion concerning developments within Arista. Mrs. Gallanter's assistant Carol M. is busy at work figuring out how many are present and absent. .divx jane S. is now returning from her visits with neighboring homerooms. As we are approaching the exit of the Cafe- teria and nearing the end of Gallanter's we find joseph A. and Martin B. rushing to finish their homework before the bell rings. This signifies the end of the homeroom period and the closing of the gallery until a new day. 8-01812 1 I ,,,..,,..., -------an -- ,WM ..... ... .... xmamaea - -- ---we M .- f 1. . -. - Q.. , A ---- ,L 1- K '-'ff' . 15'-'.f 49 'X5N ' zt . . . tu: ref.--:y'...t,..v,A , 'Ng'?- W ' -' ' -J .-:Q-aw. .. ..-ig.-..: . --:f .sgswl 4, .Wm X-,ag-g:.,mf.'-ri' 'e'N---1:'r:-rv:-W.4-,.:-.. Twent Minutes By Ezra. Herman At ten A. M. on the dot each day VVe eagerly shove all others away To join our friends in old homeroom, To talk over exams which are our doom. XVC each have a worry, we each have a woe, For Ethel it's Latin, for Cynthia Eco. But Elaine is the bright one, with no worry at all, And Sal is the one with plenty of gall. Sophia worries over each little thing, And Maria is proudly displaying her ring. Soc and Bob are debating with heat, And Marion collects dues lrom seat to seat. The girls in a huddle are talking of what? If it's Virginia and Margaret, we know it's a lot. Stephanie joins in the gossiping bunch And Joe is betting on a positive hunch. Mary calls roll with no one around Ancl Ed sits in a corner not making a sound. Our quiet ones, Lucy, Erma, and Pat Are a contrast to the corner where Marilyn sat. 3 f6 't- QXXUU HIM X fee'-lf-5,9 siv IO 2 5 11 1 765 f Q vis, 8-019B Renee and Elizabeth are talking a lot Of the new boyfriend one of them's got. The boys in the corner are Arthur and Dick. Joyce had a test, she looks kind-a-sick. JoAnn and Doris are combing their hair, And poor Sofia is hunting for a chair. Two of the boys are Francis and Yin, And I mustn't forget our only Lynn. Charlie, Brenda and Theresa round out Now complete with each boy and lass. And now to give our deepest thanks To the teacher who'll be always hrst in our ranksw Mrs. Goodman, whose patience and fun Brought to each rainy day a little sun. Now I wish to all of thee Who've made up our 0l9E Good fortune, good luck and love always And the hope that you'll think back to these happy days. the class N Ring Master Reigen's Circus By Valerie Mogk As you enter the XVest Cafeteria you hear many voices at once, but always on top is 8-020lV, led by the booming tones of Lucille P. Our day isn't complete unless we hear her. Then there's the soft voice of our cute bobbie socker, Babs, faith- fully doing her job. Mlhat is it? NVhy, taking at- tendance, of course. XVho's that chanting, Got your Senior dues? and G. O. Money? -none other than Juan C. and Carol F. Against all this vocal background, you can clearly discern the munching of food by such hungry scholars as Edna P., Antoinette M., Lil- lian Q., Maria A., and Loretta B. As we continue on, hardly able to think above all this clamor, we come to the Gentlemen who keep mostly to themselves, except when Pete M. comes out with a new joke, expertly as- sisted by james O., Pete N., Paul P., Frank M., and Jimmy S. Well here's an oasis, where Hector B., Donald G., Anthony M., and Larry C. are doing homework. 8-020E Across from this busy group are some of the deep ones, including Agnes M., Johanna M., Laura L., Alice M., Ruth B., Loretta D., and Jeanette O. YVell, Ladies and Gentlemen, it is time for us to depart. But before we leave,let us extend our thanks to our homeroom teacher, Miss Reigen, who has been so understanding and patient throughout the year. 23 wel9 'M Mb? sf' ,p . ,.. ujust the Facts, Ma'am. 8-021 W By Linda Pargh This is the city . . . There are schools sprawled all over the teeming metropolis . . . My names Nathanson . . . My beats at Long Island City High School . . . I'm a teacher. . . Got a call at 9:59 to go down to the Mfest Cafe- teria to keep an eye on 7-02lXfV. My two secre- taries Helen S. and Stacy R. kept tabs on the class while I was scrutinizing Lola P. who was practicing her jumps and cheers. Before I got a chance to investigate Dotty Phillips threw the rolfbook at me and down I went at the count of Eve. Over at the far end of the homeroom I heard a mysterious buzzing and climbed over the bodies lying in my way to find that it was only Carol R. discussing letters from her boy- friend, who attends out-of-town college, with Susan R. and Mary Lou R. Methinks I detected a spy in our midst, but, alas, it was only Trudy B. reciting her French. While mingling with the crowd I discovered Roy A. drawing triangles and squares and wri- ting down vital information. I thought I had the culprit, but I discovered that the triangles were only Geometry homework. Got the facts and called my superior officer. I report in every fifteen minutes, so John Pfs Dick Tracy watch, which is as accurate as any Dick Tracy watch can be, came in handy. My superior was worried for fear that I'd suffer a nervous breakdown but I assured him that I had everything under control. I thought I did until l heard Jackie P. playing strange and haunting rcfrains on her clarinet. My bodyguard, Stan P., went out for a drink of water, and I was left alone in the lion's den. Over in another homeroom, which is con- sidered foreign territory, I found Tony P. mull- ing over important documents which looked like they required the brain of yours truly, and I offered my services only to be turned down. It seems Tony can accomplish this all by himself. IfVhile my back was turned, Grace F. collected the roll books and went back to rehashing with Gerry G. and Judy Ann L. Meanwhile, back at the ranch, Ed. M. and Dave T. spruced up for their service squad duties, while I wrote out a late pass for Flo P. just as a precautionary mea- sure. I checked out at 9:19 and reported to work. Every now and then I saw one of them wan- dering around in a daze. I shuddered and thought, Can this be real or am I dreaming? c N rafilv 4 ,311 Vi ax. 3 'D wine elif f girls f If 7 ll it ..,, em V N996 -7 ' 5 9 g af it T ave Couch, Will Listen By joni Golub Doctor, what's wrong? . . . I can't sleep, I can't eat, I have hallucinations and worst of all I have the most peculiar dreams. Now calm down . . . There's nothing to worry about . . . just lie down, that's it . . . Now, relax. Tell me, what ty'pe of dreams have you been having? lVhen the dream starts I'm standing in front of a television camera . . . Good evening . . . I'm Miss Buckley . . . the case in point is homeroom 8-022W' . . . the prob- lem, an excess of individuality among the stu- dents, or in everyday language just behaving like mules. 'Susan G. please pass the roll book to me . . . Rachel D. please hand me my pencil and Mary D. please stand by-I'm about to reveal some characteristics of my homeroom class. Crash Those books! Every day I see a wall of books. What lies behind them? Oh! Now I see the faces. . . . XVhy of course it's Rita G., Lorraine D., and Suzanne F., studying, or is it discussing a solution to one of the world-wide problems? Teresa D., Antoinette F., Mildred G., Mary H., and Claire V., seem to be Whispering about a fairy book character being in our homeroom. No, no, that's not Peter Pan, its Bernice E., sporting her new pixie hair-cut. Linda G. seems to be leading a debate concern- ing one of her new beaus. It seems as though Angela B., Nan C., jean C., and Elizabeth C. are going to turn out to be wonderful listeners. O A v Don't get bored, doctor . . . the best is yet to come. life haven't covered the fugitives from the cradle yet . . . the boys in the class, that is. There, propped up against the wall is none other than Vinnie, ' known to most as Clyde G. Next to him is Al G., who's theme song is I'm dreaming of Chris. Then we come to the earth shaking ones, the boys who I see everywhere I go. VVhen I'm walk- ing down the street, when I'm eating, I can't seem to forget them. Doctor, I'm not losing my mind, am IP No, no, just calm down, I think you should give me the names of these boys, so I can talk to them about this. VVell, let me see . . . there's Big Frank G., though Tony G., bopping Bob D., and the ring leader Tiger John F., and there is the famous member Tucho known as Anthony R. In their gang there are James C., Robert D., Anthony G., Al G., Philip I., Ricardo P., and James Z. Then, all of a sudden, the bell rings and I never find out any more about them. Actually, Miss Buckley, there is nothing to worry about. I guarantee that you will be cured of these dreams at the end of June 1958. View of 8-ozaw By jackie Rainer Here they come, at the stroke of 10:00 A.M., scurrying to find their sections among the other occupants of the beloved Vfest Cafeteria. Then comes the sweet clamor of voices discussing the happenings of the night before, and suddenly there is heard the shuffling of chairs as each Fights for a seat. But, alas, why this sudden silence in the niche that contains our honorable 8-023lVP Oh! Yes, I know the answer nowg for there in her place of honor sits the leader of this fantabulous clique. She is our own Mrs. Albin, who has guided us through our years here at L.I.C. Well, the noise has now subsided and we can really get a good look at these superior seniors, whose hopes are of the highest order. As we hover more closely upon the scene we see the commercial center to the right. Here we find the gals who hope someday, to sit on the boss's knee. Their bosses, I'm sure, will be quite happy to complyg for these lovelies are girls like Joan R., one of our peppiest cheerleaders, Barbara C., the winner of the Senior baby picture contestg and, also petite Fonda Baberini. Happy boss hunting, girls!! But wait one minute. W'ho is that vivacious blonde sitting at the end of the table? Wliy, it's our own Bette jean B., who is doodling at an intense pace in preparation for her career in commercial art. We really hate to boast, but 8-023W contains two vivacious blondes and here comes the second. She's our very own airline stewardess, Julie Let me not pass this group without introducing you to Nick C., our future nuclear engineer, for if there are girls he is always handy. The word's out and there's going to be a basketball game tomorrow. That's why our lovely Dorothy C. is busy practicing hcr cheering squad routines along with another cheerleader, Judy F. Looking on approvingly is Grace C., Carmen V., and Jean F. Over in the corner, behind our practicing cheerleaders, we find Pamela C. and Lillian B. busily studying for the coming exams. Then there are Marie B. and Mary Ann P., our homemakers of tomorrow. Now to our political center-here we End Anthony C., Peter A., and Bob B. I sigh in dismay as I think of these as our future administrators. No, our men are not entirely impossible. For someday we hope to see Bob B. as a doctor and George F. as an aeronautical engineer. Here comes Steve B. selling tickets for tomorrow's game and stopping on the way to talk to our athletes, Bill A., Bob C., and jim S. Last but not least, there is Erich U. who is gazing into space dreaming of his future math career. I suppose now you're wondering who accounts for this clan each day? It's our spritely attendance monitor, jean Cl 'Vu I WS AND IEWS OF 8-024-W IMPORTANT NOTICE: For best results turn page before reading because no comments have been cen- sored. Edition: First and Last Edited By: Martha Peters . Published: 1958 ???????? Our teacher, Miss Marilyn Cohn, is the best home-room teacher in the school. That is, perhaps, why you always see our end of the cafeteria in the midst of a minor riot. However, we have no com- plaints. She has been patient with us throughout the nerve-racking years, always ready to assist us when we needed assistance, sometimes spending hours going over our records. Aside from the home-room class, very few pupils see what she has to go through with us. Most of the students know her as their art teacher. She gave up a Hourishing career in the world of adver- tising art to come to teach us something. Some of us have learned what she taught, some of us haven't. Nevertheless, she has taken all of this in stride and never given up hope. We will be forever grateful and appre- ciative of what she did and we hope that future classes will regard her as highly as we do. Singing, Clzeering, Fashion, OR j0e??? lt seems Cheerleader Carol Ferruggio doesnt know quite what to do. This is her second year with the leaders and also her last because this june she graduates. After graduation she would like to go into the held of designing womens clothes, However, it is more probable that she will settle down to wedded bliss with joe. One of her highest hopes!! However, recently a new career has formed. It all started last year when Carol was in Mrs. Reli11's chorus. She was asked to solo in a few assemblies and gladly obliged. Since then, Diane Zalenski, Blaine Fontana, our senior rep., Nancy Gentile and Carol have formed a quartet. We had the pleasure of hearing them at the Senior Reception. Already they seem to be on their way to the top of the ladder. Here's hoping that they make it and keep on composing such songs as Tonight and Where Are You. A little advice to Carol from the class: Take your time in choosing your career, because if you don't it may mean a lifetime sentence of agony. But, don't take too long or it may be too late! Note to Readers: All of this did not necessarily come from those spoken about. There- fore, may all mistakes or mis- representations be forgiven. Thank you! Your Plaza Representative. Some Comments on Sputnik From the Boys!! Andrew Ludanyi: To me it means that we must do our best to catch up with and surpass Russian progress. I am positive that she is not so far ahead that we can't ac- complish this! Andrew came from a com- munist ruled country and knows what it is like to have them over you. As soon as possible he intends to be- come a freedom tighter and I only wish that there were more people in this world who knew what it is like under communist rule so that they would do every- thing in their power to pre- vent this from happening. On the Comic Side: One thing I can say about it is, it's up there, replied Joseph Carderelli. Said Diane Perry, It's going! It's going! It's gone! Cupid Playing Tricks Again??? Paul Kende, noted mathe- matician and fencing artist has refused to voice his opin- ion on Sputnik! We wonder if he's hiding something or if his inability to speak has something to do with the cute little brunette sitting at his lunch table? Seems a cer- tain little fellow has been using arrows again. Metropolitan Should Have a Bright New Star!I!!l! Our own musically talented Carol Quijano, has been at- tending julliard for two years on a scholarship. She has also been chosen to re- present our school at the Mirror Youth Forum as a discussion leader. She was among the thirty-two lucky chosen ones and the only one from our school. Another as- signment she covered at the same time was being hostess to some of the foreign stu- dents attending the forum. When asked what her future plans were, she stated that she would like to con- tinue at julliard or the Man- hattan School of Music. Her fondest dreams are to become a concert singer or a voice teacher. We see success for her not far in the future. The Brain Submits to Brainwashing.'!.'.'!.' Coming in with a 98-aver- age in her junior year, Lu- cille Vinci, is still among the few at the top of the Honor Roll. She claims that math and Arista help her to main- tain these grades. If possible, she wants to become a math teacher. What kind of math, she doesn't know, but it's going to be math! Or, is it? From a recognized source we found out that she also favors lan- guages. She might even con- sider this lield provided she doesn't have to take Latin. Mfell, whatever it be, the whole class wishes you the best of luck. You are of course familiar with the sights and sounds of our school. However, we the students of 7-138-A QA stands for ambitious, aspiring and all around seniors, and auditoriumj would like to let you in on the more intimate sights and sounds the ones of our Utopian Home Room. As one enters our humble domicile the first sight that catches your eye is that of Numael chasing his friend Harry around the auditorium. QWhat did he do nowPj On the other side the chitter-chatter of feline voices is heard tearing apart and criticizing last S:aturday's date. Frank, Richard and Fred are discussing their future occupations. The future of America is at stake. As we ponderingly gaze around the home room, we can see the usual discussion of home work and other school prob- lems being carried on by the other students. Now as we take our last look we can see Miss Lynch brief her assistant on today's business. Mfithin this turmoil we can see Betty trying to collect Senior Dues. After a few minutes we can see her leave with a few minor wounds and the money collected. VVhat's this?-Frank fthe happy wandererj says he has to go to the Year- book oflice for a meeting. topia 3-138 By Frank Tortora And patiently putting up with all this commo- tion is Miss Lynch, Although not a newcomer to this school she has quickly become accustomed to the makings and workings of our Home Room, and has skillfully guided us through our years at L.I.C. So we theestudents of 7-138.-X thank her warmly for helping and guiding us during our stay at L.I.C. kbfl a Q 'cf 7 sgfisfaff Q -ee ,I ffl . fi J ,W llllloulr W! By Myra Mitchell T if 6 5 Beverly Mayer fm C-' R Selma Ratnofsky Laser's Lords and Ladies 8-1 39A At exactly ten o'clock each morning with almost sickening regularity, we can be seen tip- toeing nervously through the halls Qas the plaster on the floor below can attestj. In this orderly chaos we proceed to Demarest Hall, otherwise known as our Home Room. As the bell rings fwe are using the term bell as we know of no other word in the English language capable of describing such a soundp , everyone is in his or her seat except one lone member of what we laughingly call our H.R. who comes rushing up to Miss Laser crying, Honest, Miss Laser, I'll get a late pass tomorrow. Coming into our H.R. anyone seeing Diane McK. stooping over the piano would think her to be Liberace if he did not know that she was taking the attendance, Looking around the room OJ, one's eye is immediately drawn to Selma R, and Judy M. who are frantically trying to de- cipher the complexities of x and y, to the tune of a fashion show by Pat H. As Beverly M. stu- diously crams for a physics exam, Nancy N. and Myra M. are pondering some of the problems of le francais. Amidst all this serenity, Al C. rushes in with some news from our GO. while our H.R. artist, Stan displays the senior button with his design on it. Our class economists Richard V. and Louis I. discuss the answers to a test in you know what, Over in a secluded corner Joan M. and Margaret R. are busily plotting cam- paign platforms for 1964. Giving tips on beauty we have Carol S., Yvonne YV. and Judy S. In the First seat is Marion O'K., speaker of the now famous lines, You can be replaced by an empty space. From the world of electronics comes Stan N. telling Robert O. and Sylvester M. of his latest escapades with his ham radio set. Joan R. and Rosemary S. discuss opportunities for success in the business world while Joyce L., Barbara M., and Fran R. speak of things of a more asthetic nature, namely boys, Howard P. four basketball starj, tells James M. fthe class Romeoj why our team lost the last game, as Harold M. and Robert N. expound their theories on political science. On the intellectual side of our H.R. are Jens N. and James P., while Alfred R. and Louis R. try desperately to discover where the giggles are coming from cas if they didn't know. . . it's that group in the front.J As we approach the end of our high school days, we of 8-l39A hope fervently that the years that we've spent together will remain with us always, and that Miss Laser will forgive us for the many times we paid her no heed as she de- cried our study habits. XVe hope, too, that on rainy days when L.I.C.'s corridors are dark, that our shadows will be seen on the staircases and that the echoes of our laughter will be heard re- sounding through the halls, To Miss Laser, who's patience and endurance have sustained us these three years, we can only say . . . Thank you, it's been fun. . ' 'Www 'fx av W shzemaaamfmi.. .. ' - was H J .. Bank's Balcon M ,- ., ht ' ' f M ' yf as r-sa V,--,Matt -. s W. asa' 'ww-f ' ..wX,,,,,. W, f.i By Pat Cl1!'fIC'7ll!l?T As anyone can plainly see, as you pass H.R. 8-231B Lorraine Fitlin is desperately trying to find out just who are the absentees, while over in the far corner of the Balcony we hnd Carole Clark discussing her favorite subject, '!Richie. Looking further on you find the Beauty Salon which consists of Joan Hauer, Dale De Rocco and is headed by joan Hovorka. As we go down the line we meet Mary Lippis trying her hardest to End out who has done the Eco. But no one seems to know. To brighten up our scene we have Carol Norton, who was last year's G.O. Queen. As we move up a row, Rosemary Bukow- ski, Rosemary Leone and Pat Di Lerberto are studying diligently. Margie Deresmo, who gives out a cheer '!Rah Rah Boom for good old L. I. C., is the only cheering squad member in our H.R. Grace Mecca, Marsh Brooks, MaryLee Come paretto, Kathy Crimes and Muriel Farrel are among the best of the balcony inhabitants. As we stroll to the other side of the boy's bal- cony we find the boys clustered together. To begin the long list of HMASCULINITY' in my homeroom l'll take Tony Andreala, John Bush, james Catanzaro, and Robert Hahn, who con- stantly talk about sports, since they are the Athletic Type. To add to the noise there is Vladimir Gorshkoll, an orchestra member and Steve Finlay a Star member of the bowling team. VVell, look who's here!!! Wle haven't seen Ron- ald DeAngelo, Robert Krinsky, and Robert Cole- man for a few days now. They've been out on a SAFARI and apparenlty they got lost. Another member of our H.R. who is never around once attendance is taken is joe Agazzi, our Senior Rep. He is usually off to a Senior Rep. meeting. And over against the railing stands a quiet student who-Oh! No! Thats Mr. Bank. It's only natural, however, that I make this mistake. You see, Mr. Bank is rather young and can be easily taken lor a student. Then we have the ones who enjoy peace and relaxation during H.R. They are Maurice jack- son, Robert Kowalski, Arthur Francesco, Kevin Connolly. But when Anthony Biancanello and Frank Liccione are around there is never 3 dull moment. They are the Class Clowns. My H.R. may be noisy at times and even more so at others, but l'n1 happy to have had a chance to belong to B,-XNKKS BALCONY. 8-231B f ! J i if N , 5 X YAQB 1 7 l..,.. x, X . X X , . f 1 M'-'-5 IV 9, si , . . ' 5? X ,s .x , If f sv: Ngfs , 1 sf, Qxs f fi 0 sep .V 079- fz:a:a:a:a::.'zf -Zi4:a:a:s:a5' 02-.-::s:::,v-f'::::::.:vw' +61 ss: 'www : 's is . x -. ff-S s. 1 PATRICIA ADAMS Hobbies: Records, Dancing, Boys and more Boys Activities: Booster, Chorus, 2 Term Rep. Ambition: To be a Bookkieper, to get inairriecl, and make my par- ents happy. P 4- ,AG ' I P . n lil e . X - I'SCAb3Ck f A D ii ' I 1 sv Q M 4 l I-. of Alec, G.O. . p iw . Gif 'J p. A 5' 0 J C OIHC an AC- C nntti X .T Q .f . fn! Y sed' af sf V . .Aff ser, its fri 421 mn 'ff' l ti JOSEPH ALBERIGO Hobbies: Cars, Electrical work. Activities: School Service League. Ambition: To be a success. MARIA AMEZGUITA Hobbies: Collecting pictures of Movie Stars, Records, Bike Rid- in . Actigitiesz Booster, Service in Medi- cal Oflice and Attendance Oflice. Ambition: To become a good nurse. ROY E. AMO' Hobbies: Swimming, Being Among people. Ambition: To enter 11 branch of the Armed Forces and enter college later on. ANTHONY ANDREALA Hobbies: Hockey, Bzlseball. Activities: Service League. Ambition: To be a draltsman. r LW' 1 s f VINCENT ANNECHIARICO .,.., phyg and stamp collecting, sports. Ambition: To go to college, or play baseball. MARY ANNESE Hobbies: Dancing, Swimming. Activities: G. 0. Treasurer, Senior Rep., G. O. Rep., Leadership Service, Guidance OfIice, Attend- ance Ofhce, Class Secretary. Ambition: To become a rich Pri- vate Secretary and find my one and only. J ,.,- IDN Q 1, , BENJAMIN ANSALDI Hobbies: Girls: Cars. Activities: Basebaii, Football, Bas- ' M' ketball. Ambition: Join the service. PETER ANZALONE Hobbies: Baseball, Cars, and rec- ords. - Activities: Service league. gym offi- 2 :W cer and lunchroom monitor. Anzbitioiis: I only want to become a success in life. ? X 'los 5 WILLIAM ARONWALD X Hobbies: Football, swimming, base- ball, basketball, collecting rec- 91, N '- ords. ' sn Activities: Serwice Squad. WU' I1l7lbffi0715.' I plan to go to either the University of Colorado or the University of Syracuse. I plan to study Lan' or Medicine and I would like to become a pro foot- ball hero. I I A M 5 W 4-4 ' Vi - J .0 X A JOHN .-XSPRONIONTI Holvliies: Sports. s Aelizfitiry' Ilnsketlmll, Fmseball. few flmbiiimz: .Xl'lIlCtl Forces. 1 as QQ, W E V3 - X s E. - sw. 4 :-rigse I -W-f Hobbies: Underwater photograa BARBARA AVGENSTEIN - Hobbies: Dancing, Listening to and f , , Collecting Rccordsg Rollicr Skat- A 'W UIQ. Act1'zfitic's.' Service. Q Ambition: To get a good job :ind -wif . to make my parents, my future 'NNW husband, and children happy. 3. if si 3. ' 4 PA VL AUG USTE - Ag I Hobbies: Stamp Collecting, Soccer, . M. Basketball, Riding. YN' t Actiziifivsx TWO Years On Lab. if 5 Squad, Serxice in Library. si i1lmbitz'ou.' To be a successlin life and enjoy it. X JOHN AIQLETTA C' Hobbies: Girls, Girls, Baseball, V Football and Girls. 5 ' .'1ClLfZ'ifi6'S.' Yisual Aids Squad. y Ambition: To become an ar-.hitect M '- and make a million. Q., ' i i , is KAREN BAER It Q, A Hobbies: Dancing, Swimming. .'iCIl'1I'fl'6'5.' Scryice M ,L ,-1irib2tz'o1t: To haxe a great deal of A money, Traxel to loreigu coun- ff' tries and marry a millionaire. 1 LILLIAN BALEY Hobbies: Reading, Collecting r Stamps and Knitting, , W Activities: Service in the Attend- , gn, , ance Office During the Fourth Rfb, Term. Ambitions: To make my parents ANGELA BARBERINI V Hobbies: Da'ncing, Art, Listcning to I' Frank Sinatra, Going to the ,gg 6' Beach. V .Q Activities: Service, Gym, Attendance X Office, Guidance Oflice, Library f Squad. f Ambitions: To be a successful per- son in that which I endeavor in life. 3 f , FONDA BARBERINI Hobbies: Art, Dancing and Movies. I-lciivit1'es: Service in the Guidance Office. Anzbitiorzs.- I only want to be a suc- cess in anything I endeavorlP ELIZABETH BARILE Hobbies: Dancing, Bowling, Roller Skating. i-lctiiiitz't's: Service in Guidance Of- lice. .fimbition.' To become an office worker. HECTOR B.-XRSALI Hobbitfs: Stamps, Coins, Guns, Playing IJ1'LlllIS,GiliS. I-1ct1'zfil1c's.' Baseball. FUOLIJHH, B215- kelhzill, Hun.ing, lfisliing, Buata ilIg.hfl'L11JIJlllQ. iimbifibu: Wish to attend Farming- dale Agricultural College in Long Island. GIiR'l'R,Xl'DE BARTOSEK Hiibliiixu Dancing, Swiunning, CO1- lectiug Stamps and Vostcxnds. :flmliz'tzim.' lo he a Secretary Or a Stewardess. LORETTA BASQLTEZ Hobbies: Dancing, tCha Cha and More Cha Chziy Skating ActiuiZies.' Chorus, 3 Term G. O. Representative. Ambition: To make my parents proud of me in everything I do. LUCILLE BAYISO Hobbies: Reading, Dancing, Eddie Fisher and Boys. Activjtiws: Seryice League. Ambitious: To do as much travel- ing as possible and hate a large family. A y lc -cd' Q Q ., '..': ' ffl! f-ss. ., ESQ! is , 1, ,rf i, 0. , 43 NM I ., f 1 I , 4 ? at X- ,pw rv' W7 ,f ,, W. as T' 'ZZ is-.. 4,1 33 I X lw lc WSF' Q Q X lxlillilli lHIf,l,.XVENETZ lIolr!rii'x.' Rentling, Swininiing, Mu- sic, llsineiiig, Collecting Reeoids :intl lee Skilling. .'I1'1iif1Iif'.l: Arislli, Student Court, 53 4 Honors Cyan, Service lor Three W. YLTIIS, lwziclei' in City Youth WUT? Ifoiinn, Ilonor Economies, Honor - Ainerieain History, und G. O. Qxl Replxtsellltllile 'lllrue Years. .-ln1I1i1i'on.' To be successful in the eoining college leurs. 'lo be 21 womlerllll ilife and intake a cer- lZ1lllhlllllCUllC lluppy. . 'pi I will 151 Artic Roin-LREF BEl.f'IiY Q . I1oli!n'i's.' Bllseliall, Biisketbgmll and lv Football. I' VM, Q .'lz'liu1'lii'l.' 5erx'iee4Sqii2ld. ' .-liiilnlioiif 1 would like to go to college .incl become a success in n Al 9 . l 51' Q'-' KATHLEEN BELL Iioliliiwx Dancing, Volleyball, Bas- ,3 ketlizlll. fiCfI l'lill'l'S.' Service in the Study QL lfllill, ilie .-Xltenclance Oflice and , 1 tlie C-lin. ff fllllillll-IIHI To be successful in - ll'llL1l.ClCl' Cod has planned for ' ine. ANNA BELLEZZA A rj Iioliliiiwx Boys, Dancing, Cooking ' ini Nlllic. ' ,gg ,lfflvlfl'fl1'l.' l'lUllUlS Clin, Willow- ' etlcs, Sellice for Mr. Wolfe. A .-lniliilionx lo lllfllit the ones I love L IJlUl.lLl ol' ine, especially N.R. .i - 'x 1, 7 ANDREW IEENEIJICT Hohlzzm: Clans ftlusloinizingp , 1321-0- ' hull, llxiskellmll, llllll lllllltlllg. f1cliviIic'.l.' Clin Serlice. AlllllillU7l.' 'lo build the lzisttst call' in the world and to lllljfly joan T. nc:-, Q- I JOE BENIQVENTO 5 Y , 3 Hohlneis lVlifL'IXSIJU1'lS, Fishing, Y' V - 5iviininiin.g, Skinclixing, Boating, Hunting. ii .-lf'!1'l'lliw.' Selliee ill Altemlzlnce Olllee und for Miss M. G. Cohn. i'i1IlllIVfI1lIl,' Easy Moneyl xx - x'- :VI .lW.-.:'51. ln .X X 4 A 7 STEPHEN BERGMAN U A 14 .,,f 2 ,gs ii-i: ,.,:, il .,.,.,.,:. 1 . ,..,,......:. Iiohlurlwj Caluping, Tropical Fish and Music. .'lfliiii't1'es: Aiista Treasurenr Plalu Muff' 5C,,if,f play Director, Selenlh 'Ierin Piesicleni, Leader- ship Llliss, L. O. Repoiier, Dra- niatics and l'iiIilic Speaking C12-159, and Serxice in the English Office. .lnili1!ioii.' I would like to 3010 college and to enter the teaching Held. CLAIRE HERNSTEIN Iloliliim: Boys, lee Skating, Dunc- inig, und llziskellitill. ,'11'liif1'li1'l: Service in Lilirury, Arista Meinliei, College l'lllgllSll and -A Honor Uyin. Amliizioii: 'l'o go to Queens College and piobubly teach foreign lan- guages. ai ,Q XORXI X l1l1R'l lXl ga 6- llfflilnil' Piano Plgiling. Dial-.ing lffiiwfifv Ncilici. for Nliw. Lexine M1 , ,liiilfiliom Kyo to college and Studi lo Ile zl legal sccitlarl TOXX l3l.XNCIXNFl,l.0 , 53 Q lloflfiirm' Rock lllltl Roll Records. '- t.iiIs, XM-igln killing, :incl lint- l 3 ing. -' .lnili11i'oi1: To lie fi IlHllCClllLlIl. N,i x l l -rv' XllRllfYXlfl1lXliX x. lllilffwi if 5XKllllllllllQ, llllltlllg. - lillullif if Stlltilil 5L'lllLk'. K lilifiifion. 'lo llc' Ll 5llLLt'5h ill lllt' ,X lllllllti IIARRY lllOl,Sl CY' Ilfilflm l: llnskellnill, nll5l'llilll. 2 .V llllllllllg. llinxlino .inil lisliinlg. A '. ,lnilnliong lu Inunin' .i tilil engi- X ' neel :intl lie ai Sllllkhh in lile. A XVINIFRED BISBEE Hobbies' Dancing, Yolleyball, Bas- 5 ketbull, Rock'n Roll. rlctiiiities: Serxice for Mrs. Genge, 'IT .wx Serxice Main Oflice, All Star lf?-' Team. .lntbitiom To become of SOIIIC im- portance in the business world, 7 and to make my family proud of ine. I also plan to go to college. , .ix -.-I BETTE BLAKE MARTIN BLACRBURN Holvlvivs: Swimming, Softball, Hik- ing, ,-Ict1'tt1'tit1w: Seriice for Ol'CIlCSl1'll. .-lmbi1imz.- To be a success. Hobbies: Drawing, Collecting Rec- ords. Dancing, Reading, Swim- ming. Tennis. Golf, and Ping- Pong. .irlittfhrsf Arista, Leadership, Sky- I line. Plaza. Honors Gym, De- signed '57 G O. Btttten, Serxice for Three Years, Leader in Citi nk 0 - ,Q 1- . fs- Youth Ifottnn, Winner in Ping- I Pong Doubles-,'i7 and 35, Honor I Economics. Honor American His- torx. Honor Engli-h lor Three L' , ,I - ,, ,. . zz- Yeais, and the Etnanons. .lniliittonx To make nit parents as f ,f 4, --.. ,- Za . 1 Z: fs: X 5 I. M-. it 2 :Lf 5 ' 5 I : -2 'I 'ffjizlf sw,- proud of me as I :tm of them. T0 be a successful commercial artist. and to tnarrx the boy of tnx dreams. LINDA BOSCAIXO T: 55 Hwl1!11'ri.' Dancing, Swimming, Col- ' , lecting Retortls. .iCIZL'1'llti.' School Service and Aris- sfi tena Club. .lmbztzoitg To become a good sec- retary, wife and mother. l if if ELIJAH BOYD H0bI11't's.' Girls and Rock Roll Records. Artz'ttit1'tfs: Basketball and Seriice. :1lllbil1'O7I.' To be a radio and tele- t ision technician. if T? so f Qu.,- ..,. g . YW af ELIZABETH BRANCA Hobbies: Bowling, Dancing, Ice Skating. ,4ctirfitit's.' Service in the Dean of Boys Oflice. Anzbztion: To become a success in the secretarial world. STEPHEN BRAUNSTEIN HrtIiIJit-'.t.' Stamp Collecting. ,-lcliifilitzir Member of School Or- chestra, 5 Terms of Service in School Library. .-lnzbitiwz: To heconre a school teacher. ROBERT BRENXER Iflftlilmit: Baseball. Basketball and Collecting Stamps and Records. ,-lt'fiztt'1it'.i.' Orchestra. ,Imlviti'ot1: I plttn to go to college and become rt doctor. NIXRSH.-X BROOKS Hnlt!w1'tw.' I-locker Games and Knit- ting Socks. 4 I-1e1t'tttft'txi.' Ice Skating and Roller Skating. AHIl11'II'0ll.' To become a pediatric nurse. RVTH BROWN flwlflzti-s.' Cooking. .-lc!ttfttit'i: Basketball. .l11zlJt'lz'fnt.' Nurse. DOROTHY BRUNJES Hftlfliitnu Record Collecting, Danc- ing, Reading. Swimming, and Skating. Acltwtzei: Serxice for Miss Town- send and Nlrs. O'Sttllixan. Amlnliu11.' To become a successful stenogtapher and a prixate sec- retary in the future. Hopeful marriage plans. ROSEKIIXRY BLTKOWSKI Hobbies: Collecting Records, Danc- ing, Bowling and Swimming. .-iclzuilies: Seriice in Girls Gym for Mis. Wills Ambition: To live, love, laugh and be happy. 55 X ,,., h , - 3 Q.. .,, A ,L I K xJK Q 5 7 qu- FJ' ' ,4 . ,K it M' --nr -659. fa J 'uae R W, l ,..... X 2 X JN f -459.9 si ig is ' Jw h . .yin W ,,,, ANNETTA CALIENDO Holilfizs' Baseball, Listening to Pat Boone Records. .f1ctizfil1'vs.' Service. Alllbllll-0711 To become a secretary, get married vvhen the right rnan comes along, raise a family and ff Q' , 1 rv , 2, x Qty Y X V i ' 6 ,. M ,. , , , s N 3 'X jOHN BUSH lioliozfs- Baseball, Football and Basketball. 1IIlI1lIflU7l.' To be 21 success, Q 'vvyrrf , ',.: if ri' fre f DOROTHY CALO Holzbies Reading, Records, Swim- ming, Dancing and Drawing. Aclivilies: Plaza Staff, Cheering Squad, Homeroom Vice Presi- dent, Service for History and Attendance Ofhce. Amllilifm: To be a Credit to my family, friends and faith. Lake a trip to California. V GRACE CANDALIXO M if V' Hobbies: Skating, Dancing, Swim- Zl. 'F' 'Z ming, Reading, Horseback Rid- , 'V ing and Bowling ' ff ficliziilitfs' Honor Gym, Aristiria, W ' and Service for History Depart- W. ment , Ambition: To marry the man I love v Q and love the man I marry. x . NAN CANNON Hobbies: Reading, Dancing, Going to the Movies, Listening to Mu- sic. S 4 Q5 t tk, Lai X5 TERENCE BYRNE Holiliitzv Ice Skatin , Runnin . Camera Shy 1-1i'lizfz'l1'cm: Orchestiag Arista, Etu- dent Clouit and Service. JIIIIIJIIZIUHI To be as successful as J. B. and to beat B. N. SANDRA CAC.-XCE Ho!ib1'f'v: Playing the Piano, Read- ing, Roller Skating, lce Skating and Nlovies. -73, gg .-lclizizliey Leadership, Arista Bor- ough Council Representative, ,LL Red Cross Representative, and A Representative of Queens Listens - ' I to Xouth Conference. K , s., i'1H1f1lll'OlZ.' My plans include be- l X coming a nurse, marrying a doc- X X tor and haying four children. i l ' 1 46' ,-415 .9 2 f 'sf by - ' bi, if in 4 ul' l i ze- 1 , -l f M AO. NEA N' 1 ,V gd , J o zcvlalj in 5, istenmg to the ,AH dio au ' 'e oi'dsQ6Z'f T , gf mzlnf- eivi,LgQ 1 rus or wo Ye:irs.b5:?K, . .-lmbz'li'o11l:l'I'o,y-lsvltcoiiie a secretary I 1 and sonieclifyjinarry T. C 2 ii 2 MARIA CALDERON 1-Inbliifmvf Collecting -Ian Records, ff Dancing. .-lc!nfi'li1'.v.' Honor Gym, Baseball and Volleyball All Stars, Library Squal, G. O. Representzitive 5th and oth 'l'c-runs. Anibflion: To linish everything l start and to be happy. Activities: Service for Mr. XVolfe Q. 1 and for My Homeroom Teacher. me 7' .'1mI1ition: To become a book- 'X keeper and then to rnarry and - , X ,Nl raise a family. 5 v, , 3 6: 'S --df ati v ' S NS 5-f .si 115' JEAN C.-XPARELLI ,H0l7lPlcS.' Dlllldllg, Swimrning, L15- tening to Dreamy Records, C01- lccting Snapshots. .-1cIii'il1'cx.' Leadership, Srd Term RCpl't'SCl1lLlIlNe, Treagurel' Of G, O., G. O. Representative for H. R., Meinber of Flvinq Squad- . . . D .-1 fnlntion: To become a successful bookktecper, then marry and raise a family. .L VIVIAN CALIA ,., A Holfliirvf Svvinnning, Tennis and Bowling. 11 .JIfI l'I'lI'L'X.' Home-Rooin Secretary. 'TJ .1mbiti'ou: To become a legal sec- -, f retary. ff- . ,fy N .,.- X71 f ,NI -. ,,,, Z' Xe- --lf 9 X f y. 36 ANTHONY C.-XRANGELO Holibii-.n Basketball and Collecting Records. Actnfflivs: Service. Aziiiiitiozz: To become a success in i e. SZ' RA K -M, -s . il ' bf V ff f A if bi J LINDA CA cARA,,4,f ,li L11 nHobb . BowEgg,fCollecti,' Rec- l ' s, Rolflbgf ka ijijwi fn Lfiynti 3 ,fa ' erm.: ' Qs. Activity! : ,G. ,oii epresentl i e, 1 , Ilgfr, Ser for,'Mr. er and IM' Mr. cgsffije A11 s Volleyball 9, X Teagf, Chee ' uad 2 Years. will Ambirion: To 61 y'the man I ' loiie and love e man I marry. .J gg TOINI CARD.-XRELLI -0 Hobbies: Bowling, Breathing, .QI-'Y Activities: President of English 'I Class, Assistant Teacher. j Ambition: To go to college and ,Y 'i' make MUCHO money. AMENI wg, x A is g -r. S AIDA CARO Hobbies: Listening to the Radio and Reading Interesting Stories. Activities: Service for Mr. Grath- wohl. .- Ambition: Work in an office as a an 4 il. :ff rypisr- 5 f 0 , PATRICIA CARPENTER Hobbies: Dancing, Swimming, Soft- ball, Basketball and Records. Activities: Continued Service for 8 Terms, During Senior Year Ser- vice for Publications. Plaza Rep- resentative Literary Staff. Ambition: To be worthy of my parents and have a little bit of heaven with certain someone. f' if . PAMELA CASTIGLIA Hobbies: Reading, Sewing, Xvalk- Q ing in the Rain, Sight Seeing and Collecting Theatre Pro- , grams. ' Activities- service Aide in the Li- 1 brary and Attendance Oliice. Ambition: I want to go to college V and then do social work. I want W to help others help themselves. 17 VINCENT C.-XTALLI I Hobbieix Skin Diving, Bowling, M . Fishing and Crabbing. At'tiz:iiiifs: Sc-rvite in Attendance Office. Q ,Lf Ambition: To go to college and lead a succcssiul life. , 92-f i ' ti' f -. ' Q.. Q ' ' 1 'm i Qui, Qui ,:f'4,' ytvnfy J.-H' 'init ,fir use wo-- AIAMES CATANZARO Hobliius: Bnselaall. Stlckball, Hunt- ing, Softball and ljaskitball. Ambition: To go to college and be an electrical engineer. DANIEL CATAIJANO Hobbies: Jan Records and Listens ing to Jazz. .lmbitioizx To be an Archaeologist. IEAN CAYALIERE Hobbies: Theater, Movies. Music and .Xinatenr Psvchoanalvst. Aciiz:itz't's: l.t-ndcrship. Arista. Sixth-'l'e1'1n Reprtsnitative, and Secretaiv of Hfnnt-room. flmliition: To be a patient. under- standing, and cooperative human being. Joe cavities Hobbies: Football. EYELYN CERLNDA I-lnbbirsx Swiinnnng, Bowling, Rol- ler Skating, Iiiincing, Volleyball. Altliriities.: Bowling League. .linbifi'on: Seeking' health, wealth. and happiness. NICK CHIHLAS Hobbies: Automobiles, Dancing. Bowling and all Sports. .4ctz'zfizier: Basketball Team, Dra- matics Class. Anzbition: I would like to go to C.C.N.Y. and study nuclear en- gineeringl also want to be a success in life. Q ,., f aw 'A ,.,. ,Q esp ,., f ...mar ..f 0 '-GT' 5 ! f l X l fa 'X 415' wr -4-ew ,ks . s- 1 ,M ff- - ...- - -'L 1- ' .,,- . . . .,.,..-,.i,0.:,,i...- Q S - .S-igfkvf ---- it , ,,,, Ss, . i ai.. fx Q X . K - f f' isis , X t ,t ft S Y 1 23 X xi . , 0 XX f .-s .N sg, , 'Q 'g',z1, . 4 . ' '1. -liei -'Q QM? v x Vx Wax QW s' 1 . R, 4+ v i st lang E V31 6 X W N Q X we D ail gig A Q2 L -1, , I QL, f K g X gg its , s ,gtg R, I . -:mf ' 5' . . .s x ylti . vf , V 2 ff v. .2 E . xx- f --. J- W, . T5 ' ' . r il 7 3 q , ? Q fy Z 1 il'1':l' I V .1 . 0, . I ,. ,M 'IW aff,-r I w Vh'Wf.,N t W... I, K X S N nl W 2 , ' ff? 'Wvfx ...f JAMES CIIIRICHELLA Holzliim- Bast-ball, Basketball, Play- ing llie Guitar. . flnibiiioiz: To be an engineer. ROBERT CHRIST Holfliitfvx Moclel Trains. .-lrtizfilifxv Seriice League. .lmbilimix To become a business adininistrator. STELLA CHRISTIANO I-lobbies: Collecting Records, Danc- ing. Activities: Service. Ambitimi: To be a success in life and to become the future Mrs. S. R. CAROLL CLARK H0I1l1ies.' Horseback Riding, Swim- ming and Bowling. Acti1f1'lz'e.s: Aiistina, Service. Amlwition' To make the ones I love proud of ine. DANNY COFFEY l1'ol1l1irs.- Girls. Records Bowlin , g. and More Girls. Arliifilics: Service in Art Depait- ment. Ambilion: To become 21 draftsman and beat the draft. , ,N ' PATRICIA COLEMAN W5 I-1olzl1ie.s: Dancing, Cooking. .-lrlz'z'il1'1'x.' Baseball, Volleyball. ff -- :f-ef A Anibiliou: To get married, to work. I i I ' 38 KA'l'I-I LEICN COLLINS lioliliifs' Swimming, Dancing, Col- lecting Records. f1C'll1llllI'.X.' Honors Cyin. Mixed Chorus, Sei-tice, All Star Volley- ball Team and liaskctball Team. 2 flnibiliong To live, love, 91 be happy. J av ik .. . ,f 5, 2 ROBERT COLEMAN Hol1bir's: Baseball and Basketball. ,f1Llivi'lies: Play in School Band. flmlfizion: I'd like to play the saxo phone in a band. , ,,', 'f if ' 1- f VW f 3 V ,W if f .A I qw laugh and ' J., f 1 ,K Q CARANFA COLOTNIBA floblfiesx Dancing, Bowling, Rec- olds. Amlzitiozz: To be a success in every- thing I do and to later marry a certain B.D. MARY L. COMPARETTO A 6 Hobliitxs: Pliotograpliy, Collecting 3' I Rock and Roll Records and Ice -. , Skating. '-7' .4fll1lI'f14L'A.' Volleyball and Dancing. ,X .inzlziliom To become a journalist. I '-4 lL TRENT CONELIAS Holvlfitw' Basketball. Bowling, -4- IJURO l'IIY CONFORTI llolfliimg Reading, Swimming, Bottling. liootball, llxisketliall. .'lr'li1fi'l1'u,' Seiiiee in the lntmtl of me and to lead contentment. Ollitae. .Xiistma Club. 5 .lllllPIvll'Hll.' lo niake those I love Watching Football. Ikwker, C .lri'Aiz'11il'x.' Tth Term Representa- liie. Basketball Team, NCCI Nlembei' ot' Leatlersliip, Attended Ronin Meetings. .'lllIlll'llt'Il.' To become an engineer. llisloi ' a lite ol' X KEVIN CONNOLLLY Hobbies: Football, Baseball, Rifie Shooting. Actiiiities: Going home from school. flmbitions: Become a Draftsman. s 4 f ve 1... M S ,v E 1 I .gin . ,qi ci it I '.l. iii, ,gg SFF Xfw,?3 AGLAIA CONSTANTINE Hobbies: Swimming, XVater Skiing, Horseback Riding, Ph0.ography, and Dramatics. sictiiiities: Chorus, Service Pin, Dra- matics Class, Honor Guard for 1937 Graduation, Honors Gym, G. O. Representative, 2 Terms, Hostess, Yearbook Representative, Plaza Photographer. Ambition: To give the love and security that I have always re- ceived and to make those I love proud of rne. ELIZABETH CONTI ,Q Hobbies: Dancing, Enjoy Listening 'Q' V .W to all Kinds of Music, Like to ' -f f Dmw. ?' Ambition: To be a success in any- J thing I undertake. . y 5 ',4,?ggjf. , ,Q t 'fi , 7 if. 'V ALBERT CRESPO LAXYRENCE CRAIG Hobbies: Girls, Cars. .-lctiziities: Basketball, Bowling, Li- brary Service. Ambition: To be a millionaire playboy. fi! ,Zi Hobbies: Football, Dancing, cor- A lecting Rhythm and Blues Rec- !'1?I. ords. Activities: Service, Visual Aids, G. i W' O. Representative. ij, Ambition: To go to College and become a success. ' X , ' ii-nb' an-M. 1' i X 1 ALBINA CRISCLOLO Hobbies: Dancing, Volleyball, Painting. Aci'iz1i11'cs: 111373, Honors Gym, Service lor Nlr. Altman, General Ofhce and in Library. fiiiibition: To make my parents proud and be successful in any- thing I do. ELIZABETH CRUMISH Hobbies: Bowling, Swimming, Dancing, Horseback Riding, Col- lecting Records. School Activities: l Year Service in Girl's Infirmary. ,imbitiong To become a success in life and marriage and make my mother proud of me. JUAN CLYXDRADO Hobbies: Radios, Girls. .icliziiiitm Senior Representative, Service in Gym, Lunch Room, Chemistry Laboratory. Ambition: To be the first man on the moon. AGNES CUSTANCE Hobbies: Writing, Basketball, Reading, Swimming. Dancing and Listening to Rock'n'Roll. ,ictiziitiim Leaders Gym, Service in the .Xrt Department, History De- partment, and Aristina Club. Ambition: Love, Happiness, and to make those I love proud of me. BARBARA CZAIOWSKI Hobbies: Swimming, Dancing, Reading, and Horseback Riding. .iclii'i't1'e-5: Service in the dean of Boys Office, Mrs. Borden and the Guidance Olbcc. ,linbitions I would like to become a secretary, travel, and get mar- ried to the boy next door. RICHARD CZYZ Hobbies: Basketball, Baseball, Foot- ball and Softball, Ambition: To go to college and be- come a success. MARY DALLEVA Hobbies: Dancing, Ice Skating, Bowling, Golf, Tennis. Activities: Home Room Class Sec- retary, English Class Secretary. Ambition: After H. S. and College I want to get married and have oodles and oodles of children. , airy, il' ,4- C., -ff ,a ,Q 1'- rw- -vi A .. 'CTP 5 f ini 16 'ET R' 'nfl J. ZF 5 x if I, N 7, 4: CELENE DHI, .NIONTE4 1' lirflfbicx Dancing, Skating. .Suun- Jf-f f ming. A I r sf -ig 'I ,1g1jmfiff.s,- Aristina,Sc1x ice in ling- Hgifs- ' lisli IJCPHIEIIICIII. 1 ,A , , ,'ll!lfIl'lfHll.' To nnikc the ones I mc , I rl lXl,XllRIaEN DAlNN happy' ' Q X ,, llulflfirm Dancing, Singing. i'lr-liuilitxu St-rvicc. G. O. Rcprescn- , N 4' I ss ,fx s - Y . -fav . tntuc. 1 - xlmluflionx To bc 21 successful girl M' 'N rv- V' und make my parents happy. YIXNCY IHQMPSEY Alsi 'Q , 1s1rrf,1,m,4 lu- snoring :wrt-r stgt- I 1 ' ' ing, Coll, Dancing, Bow mg, C- f ,W , ? i If iq ing uilli Rwmuiu. A ' ' 13' 4 .l BEN DAWIS ,lfliu1'liws.' 'lim Yours Scixicc in 1 WJ, Hf1Izl:ir.r.' Playing llic Guitar, Bowl- .Xiu-mlauuc Uflrcc, Our: Yc-zu in 1 X f' ing, Elllillg, Sleeping. :md Mt-tlitarl Utlicc, One Ycur in L1- ,W GIRLS. lnxlry. ' X i'1I'I'1l'Ifl!'A,' Scrxicc with Mr, Dc- Allilllliflillllf 'lb urakc my parents Cusnre in .Xrt Dcpzlrtint-nt, llrd lnoud, lo lic llzlppy, and some 'f ' :md oth Period, Bziskclbzlll Tczun day bc thc proud NI1s. R IJ. fh1llllICkCCIJL'l'D, Scrxicc lor Mr. 'x Glutllwol During' Home Room in Auditorium. ,-lrnlfifirm: To llClIlCXC an Industrial H XRGIE DER ,AMO liugincers llcgrcc, lind the girl A A V V ol' my drezuns, und let Come what may tiller that. x flnlfluiwf Collutung Records and Xlliums. .4fliw1'lic5: Checring Squad, Serxice, Yollexliall :md ltnnis. .'lHlflIvfllHZ.' To lit-turuc tr Fashion or Pliotograpliic model. S XNIIRX IJIXX I5 Hulflms Rccmds Clothes . zurlzmx bt-rxltt' lol Bliss Nl. C.. - Colin. -lmlriiiorz: To lit' ll sutticss in lite, MICHAEL DERENOSKI linlflwizw Busuluall, Baskttlinll, Cars 44-9 and Colltctlng Records. A Q 1 ,-l6z'iz'ilunx.' Sclwicc. ,'iIIil7lfl'UIl,' To lntcome a succcss in - life and to settle down in the Country. if ,Q If 4 fd fb M I PATRICIA IIIQXIJY .. Hfflflfifxv Dnntlng. Rrrllcr Skating, Clan' Rating, Nluuuuclc Riding. Amlfilzmzf 'Io go into thc IXILITIIICS. ,, Q GliR.Xl.DlNl-I IWFSNIOXD fs, V' . , V liulvlmxs: Bun Img, Skating, Danc- X sf ff! dp, ing. Suimmiug. lfisliing. Paint- - f' .lfli lflit'N.' Six VIUIIHS of Scrxice. Irnlwzlrwrzr lu lic .1 success in thc lxusincss world und to nulse those dctu' to me proud. ,1-ww p-, .vu 45 ' 'f-A M nowsm ma ,xxcgisro '4- I, Ilfflfffifw lill5L'll2Ill :und Football. ,lml1i!1'm1g l'lIHlUgIlllJllCli. I 1Twr-- -f tm., , l'HYl,l,lS mc suoxui X . llfflrlmm llzulciug. listening to nm Records, lu' Skating, Rollcr Skait- ,QQ mg. ut Q MARIE DEl,1il,l,lS Aff'f'.'f. '-B 5219 A Q llolalfirx: Lislcniug to Musity Dzlut- ' 'fl Hlmlf' I 0, millwf ml N molhel ,, 'f ing, Sewing, lflllwlllg, 'lnllxing fm ufidll I. Plum U mL ml HS - lor Hours on llrc l'lronC. Ong db HL' . ,'lHll1ilIiUll,' To llt'tUlllC an lioucsl buokkccpcr und soumluy nulrry lI.li. amd lraxc six children. 40 LORETTA DE STEFANO Hobbies: Colltcting Records. Activities: Art Department, Horne- room Secretary for 3 Years. Ambllzmz: To be successful in any thing I do. , x is E ,Lai Y. M 1 I ---4 J 1, fc .2s2:.:a:es'1 i.-.. M S f f X -fi r N W 45? gf W we . . . t fr- ff, E, .91 at .. A f A A it ' ROBERT DE vAN 1 Hobbies: Sports. ', .-lmbiziorz: Go to college and ' ' .3 advertising. S' 1 if fr , 'X reiiln' I '57, LZ: i. if 4 T GEORGE DIAXIANTOS Hobbiu: Taking Pictures IYith My 33 1n.m. Camera and Iking My Tape Recorder to Produce Disc- jtckey Sliovvs. Baseball and Chess. .'1mbilion: Become a radio announ- cer. Hobbies: Skating. Aftizfifiesf V Xi APIIIIZIIIOIII and in , ings. TERESA DI CARLO Hobbies: Collecting Records, and Dancing. ,-lmbitfon: To be a secretary. , wig, W I Q rf ' 2 .wt fi Rccords, ., - v 'P' 'V take IO-ANN DI BENEDETTO Collccting Rotk'n'Roll Dancing and Roller Service in Annex. To he a success in life all my future undertak- I-.t IU' MARY ANN DI DOIXIINICO Hobbies: Collccting Records, Danc- ing, Roller Skating. .-Iflizfities: Service, Aristina Club. Ambition: To have a happy life and be a happy wife. 41 INIARYDI I..xr-LA V f N Hobbies: Baseball and Piano. ' ,-Iciivitiesx Student Court and Serv- '1 v , 3641? PM 4 ,K W. ff' ice. Anzbitifm: Business School, Secre- U I fm tary. married. r PATRICIA DILIBERTO rj: Hobbies: Dancing and Roller Skat- in 1173: . . s-9-if .-lctzzfztws: Service. . Ambztion: To enjoy life. 1 W . al DIANA, DI RENZO Hobbies: Dancing, Collecting Rec- ords. Activities: Two Years Service in the Sfcial Studits Oflice. Ambition: To be a success in life as a secretary, mother and wife. KR DALE DI ROCCO Hobbies: Ice Skating, Bowling, C.P. .ii A W Ambztion: To marry a certain someone QC.P.j ,, W' If . , Z? M -in , f ,QW f FRAN DISKANT Hobbies: Dancing, Rock and Roll. Actz'vities: Service. Ambition: To become a secretary and make my parents happy and to marry the only guy in my life, 1 Jasper. vm, 4 .X 9 VALENT DIVJAK Hobbies: Motorcycle Races, Build- ing Racing Boats, Horseback Camera Shy Riding, Baseball and Hunting. . . , D Ambztzon: To be a car designer. ft 'N xt' 6' ' f 9. .M 1 7 Q , Q 4' 1-jan M' . .W Q ,cz 41' ww A. fr f 1 is A wifi , 3 :gf .I v ,- 1 wt. fm-f.ys ,q1ff Q -44 f' 'cubs xr? 1 ' V if 1,4 yfrt f .H x v A Q AJ? ff? 5 ,yi 1' ,B ,Hz I lA'A f , M X' lk .f ,jg V -Lui 41. ilgmi T fiiazifii-eeyezsr rwfiiisistslitsg -6-i1irif9sst!!!S!' ,,, , l - f 'V W 5 . -.Mfr v -- 'W i 5 I 1,5 nw My . I i 'im v.,,. ' .. ,,fi,,g - 1 f .V ,,,a Q AG ff ia' LORRAINE E. DOLI.AR HOI7Iaiz'.s.' Dancing, Tc-aching Gym- nastics, Reading, Collecting Rec- ords. Activities: Recording Secretary of Arista. Plala Stall, Honors Gym, Class G. O. Representative, Vol- leyball All-Star, Secretary of C0llt'ge Preparation English Class, Chorus, Service for Attendance Ofhce, Medical Ofhce, Girls Gym, Service Certincate. Ambition: College. MARION DOUGLAS I-lolvbics: Sewing, Volleyball, and Cooking. mlctiifitizgv' One Year of Chorus. Ambifion: To be a good Lypist, housewife, and mother. JOSEPH H. lllililf, JR. Ilolzlwiwsf Ping Pong, Guns. .-lrfizfilirw: Nlember of the School Orchestra. i-lmbifiorz: To make a lot ol' monex. MARTHA Dl'Nl'HY I-lolrlzircv' Collecting Records, Danc- ing, Ice Skating. ,-Iclizfilirm Service 2 Years, Aristina Club. Q r SHIRLEY ELIAS i f 1 Hobbies: Dancing, Collecting Rcc- f ords. , . f Activilicy Three Terms of Seri ice. Amhf1ion.- To be 21 private secre- CATHICRINE ELKER Ilrnlwlaiffss Dancing, Volleyball, Cook- ing, ,'lfliwi!ir's: Service for Mis. Steckei I Av and Mr. Nlarc. W7 ,lmlfiliom To be a secretary and to be a good liousewile and mother. . myw... X X , I MARY EXTRESS HfJflIJlc'S.' Records, Swimming. Mov- ie Stars. Actz'ziitie.r.' Service in Gxm. :1nzI1i!i0rz.' To becomela Secretarx 2 . and be successful in evervthing 9... 1. I do. E l FRANCES EQUALE Hobbics: Bowling. Ice Skating. Dancing and Collecting Records. Actiitilics: Service. Ambition: To make good in my profession and to be happy with the man ol my dreams. fs ,ax 'S' 1-9- ' SEQ T - .X ,-lmMlirm: To lead a happy life and ' j be a liappy wife. Q X w V E' ROBERT ERL.-NND h X GE Hilliluer' Pliotograpliv. Reading. i- ,M .'ic'lI'l4'Ille'SJ' Senior Arista, Leader- 'if' 'WT' slup Class. X isual Aids Squad. y Q . Annex Service Squad. Biology . Laboratory Squad, Service for Dr. Si' R 2 ' Walker and l'i-ograni Committee. RACHEL DURO sax ,X .2-fs .lnrlfzlzom lo be a success at what- Holulfzfzsf Baseball. Basketball, is , A 2 001' 1 110- Reading. . i if .lcliifiliwm Scbool Service. ,illlfllilillllf To become a 5 grade teacher. BERNICE FINSIDLER l'llllI1liI'.Y.' Reading, Dancing, and Bowling. f1t'liz'ific's.' Arista, 2 Terms of Serv- ice for Miss Buckley, Service in G. O. Oflice. Honor Gym. 2 Terms of Service for Miss Town- send. ,'ln111i!iou: College. 42 EDWARD FIX.-XRD llolzbir-.s.' Ice Skating, Skin Diving I IR and Boating. V .lcliztiliiw Yitc l l'CsiLlt'nt ol' Sill- ' dent tlourl, Chemistry Laboratory rs, ' Service, and Biology Laboratory 1 . I - f - 1: ' - e AIIlbIlI07l.' Io go to college. .. ' 12-iiiigiixi-lg ff- ' PAUL Pvcotvxr 2 'W f Hobbies: Baseball, Hockey, Foot- '1 , M I, ball. 7-:jf .1l1iibiti0ii.' To graduate from High 'f f School and to receive a High School diploma. 'ik 1 ',f' yy! s 2 lx 'F . MARIE F.-XLCO Hobbies: Bovvling, Dancing, and I QI, + Roller Skating. ,I .irfiifilitivf Service lor Two Years. X v' .-liiibilioifx I vvoultl like to become f a success in the business world and then later marry the one that I love and the one that loves me. JEANETTE FALCONE Hobbies: My Hobbies are Dancing. Art, the Human Anatomy and the Collection of Album Rec- ords namelv The Platters. Activities: Service, .imbiiionx My future plans are to become a Secretary. preferably a Stenographer, After this is com- pleted, I expect to marry and S 5 . raise a family. V M 1 3 ' MWF' If 5 DANIEL PALLONE ' ., Hobbies: Baseball, Football, Bas- ' ' ketball, Dancing, jazz. .-Irtiziiliesx 2 Terms Service, Time keeper for Basketball Team. .'1lHf1l4ili0ll.' To become head jani- tor in johns Bargain Basement. MURIEL FARRELL ' 4. Hobbies: Collecting Records, Lis- tening to the Radio. 'HL flctivities: Dancing, Tennis and Volleyball. V 7 Ambition: To have success in life. MADELINE FEEHAN Hobbitas: Basketball, Listening to I 'X My Hi-Fi, Skating and Dancing. Z Acfjyilies' Four Terms of Servlce, Arista, Program Committee. Ambition: Btcome a teacher or social worker, marry when the right man comes along. W A GEORGE FERRARA Hobbies: Girls, Eat, Drink and be lvlerry. Aiiibitioiz: .Auto mechanic. CAROLE FERRFGGIO Hobbies: Swimming, Dancing, Ice Skating, Horseback Ridiiig, :Cheering for L.I.C.'s Basketball Team, Bowling, President ol' Delta Kappa lilii Sorority and Talking to joe on the Phone, .ictirfities-: Two Years of Chorus, Two Years Cheerleaders, Service in Senior Office: G. O. Represen- tative, Honors Cvm. Basketball and volleyball All Stars. fliiiiiilionf To make my mother proud, be succtsslul, and to niarry the boy of my dreams QJ.F.j ANTOIXETTE FICO Holibitw Music, Singing, Ice Skat- ing, Reading, and Xviiting. .-lciiziiiiim Clitiius, All City Chorus Representative, Servit'e-l't1blic:1- tions, Xotal rlililllllllg. Ambition: To lead ti happy, suc- cessful lile. STEVEN FINLAY Hobbitmvx Bovvliiig, Baseball and Basketball. .icZizfi'Z1'z's.' Bowling Team, Student Court for 2 Sears and Service Squad. ,imbitioiir To be a success. WILFRED FISHBURNE Hobbiw: Basketball. .'iCfl'7Jifl't'5.' Service for Mr. Lynch. Aiiibifioii: To graduate and maybe continue my education. SKZANNE FISHER Holibivs: Reading, Dancing, Swim- ming. .lclirfitifw Cirl-leader of Service in Cvm. Service in Main- Ofhce, Hf1llIPl'tillIll Service. G. O. Representative. Plaza Stall, Hun- or Gvm, .Xll-Star Yollevball. Chorus, Minor Letter, Service Certihcate. diiibitiori' College .Xrisl 8, . Cf i 1. 5 ,.,,, N., ilu-agar ig.-'S ,V fl! Al 4 . 'V X . S 3 S, at I . ,ff ,, .. . .1-as 'W-.Ax . ,N K I 13 K ek- W ,, ...,. I- t,-V71 ' 75.4.17 ' tiv- 2 Z 43A ' ii at yv ., 1 1 JI' 'I W YW fr A Mm ,X 1241.- 1'1fl'lf2,l5fiif' sfif' ' 41 ' ,i f: 1 1211, '5f?Nf ' ,Af .1 , Q59 , W- 'I W Jw ig li ,M-41 ff 4 , W, +:'! ffrz Eg. ri, ' JN1 . , ,' ,X 5 1, ,ry af ff' Qs, 1 A 1 f 1 ,r , EV 1' 9 ! 15 . , , ., , , I fm. I 4: an .-ffw tlalgl 1 ,, NV., efgweg aff! 4' 'M wesfr, .. J gif 1 ,nr 1 ' ! ,-,ff 49 dwegizgv X4 K ff nf 4 -. . 2 14 I 'xy 5' 14 'I J-ff, I. l,0RR.'XlNlC I'l'l'l,lN II11I1l1i1w: llllllllllg, lee Sknling lluwling. ,l1'li1'iI1'1'.w.'Herxiee. I111I1Ifj1111: l'1'ix:1le Secretary. :nul . - ' Q ' ix 1, K qfenx' FI'llZlNIAll'l3llC1li Ilfllflfifm' ll111rr311e', l,isle11i11g lo Rec- o1' ,rand Roller Skating. .irlipi im: fllll'Fl'lK'llIlL'lh Iwo Yl'.Il'S 'und Coeflzlpt. One Year, Sewice in Lhe li. Oy Uilieenand Senior I'IOI'llL'l'4lUIll RepI,esenl:1tive. .l111I1i!11111: To live, luxe, laugh a'nd he happy, und niarry the one I love. ,IOHN FOGXRILE Holnlfifxy Sports. lldf1fi!1'1'1: Play on the Basketball Te:1111. .lllllllfllfillf Make a career out of the Navy. . X L V ,xv flf1 'f'Ib J 1 lf f ,V 'I Q on . lf EI,.'X,flNEAFONT.1 gk ' I U F 11ll1lyfIQ.2S.' llilllklizg, ljowling,1V1ce Ifiiesideml .oFfNIy LSo1'o1'ity, Koller Skali111.19'1iI111sel,1L1'ek RiqIng,fSx1qin1- . 1 ' a 1 ming, 1 11' I , V- 1 .'lrli11iti1's.'f1L,Se11i1q,il fllelifur 11tal5x'e. Ho11or51fLyfn,f4l'Te1'1N sf-of SCQQVICC. .-I111l1ilim1f , To I lIlHlRC'l niy danxily proud of nie, to bel-Ji sixceexgsfin all I emlezimfr, :md L6 betome a M1s. to 21 Prince Cl1z11iu1ing. CAROL FORD lAIuI1l1i1'.s: Sewing, Dancing, Base- ball, Reading, hllll-illlg' jewelry, IX'o1'ki11e IN'ill1 People. ' ,lcIi111l1'1'.w,' flrd 'l'e1'111 Rl'lJ1'CSCY'll3UV9, Cin' Council, I,l'lIllClihlllP Clams il Years, fI:1Inl:1i11 ul' IIUOSICIAS. .el111l11!i1111: 'Io Iixe ns long as I cam. enjoy lile ns llllllll 115 I can, und to lllZlliC some lllllll as happy as I can. IRXRBAR.-X VORGIONE Il11l1l1i1'x: linwling, Dancing, Ice Slaznling, Rillllfl Skilling. ,Iflz'1f1'1i1f,x: 'Iwo In-111-s Serxice to School Leaulels frylll. .lllllllffllllf 'l'o l1:n'e Ll succession ol' suceesslul eueeess. D. ARTHUR FRANCESCO lulfflflfizas: Baseball, Basketball and f Bowling. Aclivlfiws: Sehool Orchestra. A111l11'ziu11.- To he 21 successful trum- pel player and have my own band. 4817+-4 UIQORGIQ FRA NCOS llrfllffirsf Relltllllg, All and AICIH- 4 if ueology. 'IlflA'lfII'S' Yiee l'I'K'Sl4lC'lll of G. Or. Y , X! Hoy IA'llfll'l' 111 ,X1'iwL:1, Member ol Sllltll'IlL Courl und Leadership Class, .l111l1ilir111.' lloclor ol' Medicine. A U GEORGE IfR.XNliE 1 'Q Hfllllll-E'.S.' Slxllllllllllg, Pool, Ice Skat- ing, Bzisebzill, Basketball, Soccer und Model l'l:ine5. 'ww .lrlizfilzex Seivice. . , . . , . .elffzllztzmzf lznlering the Lmred Z uf States Air Force. f 1 1 iff CLRACZE FVNK ll11l1!1m.- Dancing, Record Collect- ing, Howling. Fl 'C JlIfIl'Iffl'.N,' Hostess for l'arent's , Night, School Sr-nice, Honor ' ' flylll, ,Xll-Stair IlLlSlxCllJ1lll Team, 1 .X1-ixle11i11 Club. X Q .'1lIll7lfl'UIl.' I would like to be a prixzue secretary when I gradu- ZLLC. 1 I . f Sl'S,XN oxizxx' 11fff'f'fc'1.' lee Sk11li11g, Basketball. W. liennix. and llliLlWlllg. I .ld1x'z!11.s.' 5erx ite. 152. 35 Q ,3 A f .l111l1it1'1111g College, Sciemigp, gags .Ill-KN iL.XCLI,l.XNO lIol1!1i1'.s.' Bowling, llalskelball, Ski- ing lllltl Roller 5lx:1li11g. I-lr ll'1'ili1'.v.' Seri ice. Jlllllfl-IIVIIIII lo be Ll 5L1eCQ55 and soineduy be Ll Mrs. CHARLES GARDELLA , ' Hobbies: Stamp and Coin Collect- 2 'W ing. -Q .,,. .icbtiiritiesr Orchestra, School Serv- QAM? 'X ice. . . t-lmbition: Electrical Engineer. v , ' ,i '3' , ANTHONY G,-XRGIULO ' 1: ' Hobbies: All Kinds of Sports. 5' .imbilions Perhaps go to college or 03,51 enlist in the Navy or Air Force. it ,'i L GERALDINE GENNARIO Hobbies: Listening to Recordsg Dancing, Swimming. Q- Q- .iciiiitiey Service for Mrs. Geng 4 in Main Otiice, Service for Miss v - ,N Laser. fx -' .imbizioir I would like to do Gen- eral Offrce work after I graduate. , NAXCY GENTILE Hobbies: Bowling, Collecting Re- cords, Dating Bob, Swimming, Clreering for L.I.C. Dilta Keppa Phyf' NX' nlctizrities: Service, Captain of Y. , Cheering Squad, Honor Gym. ' .:lmbitioiz: To succeed in all I undertake, make the one I love ' proud of nie, marry Bob. an '57 5 -v- 94T f ' s ELIZABETH GHICAS Hobbies: Collecting Records, IVrit- W r JOSEPH GI.-XCOPONELLO Hobbies: Bowling, Collecting Rock' n'Roll Records. iiinbition: To go to college and become a draitsrnan. ADRIENNE GIANIBERTONE Hobbies: Ballet Dancing, Ice Skat- ing, Swimming, Collecting Rec- ords, Horseback Riding. Ambition: To marry a certain CAI. PHILIP E. CQIATNIXIARCO Hobbifxr: Lorraine. Dancing, having a good time with Lorraine. :iciiI'iiii.ff Lor'r.rirre. Conrrnerce H. S. Track Team, Attendance Awards, 3 'l't'rnrs of Serv ice. .ulnzbitiom ,-Xeronautical Engineer, marrv Lorraine, earn a gracious living, being loved bv Lorraine and children. ADELE GIUTT.-XRI Hobbies: Bowling, Dancing, Col- lecting Records, Roller Skating. and Sonny ,1rti'i'i'iz'm,' Services. . . .. .lmbitionf To he ha v and suc- mg to LDS' Bowling Huh the 7 . cessful in life and tirjliirake everv- 311515: DP-1101113 and Roller Skat' one who loves rrre and whornll i-lctiiities: Chorus fl Yearj , Cheer- 'Z 1 low Ploud of me' ing Squad fCo-Capt.j, Service in , Main Office, for Mr. Anker, Mr. r . 1 ' Catska and Mrs. Relin, G. O. , , AIOXIHGOLKB - Representative, C3 Yearsj All L! f gizwff f X Hobbies: Record Collection, Danc- Star Volleyball Team. V , A mg, .Tenrrrs, Reading, Drawing 4mbition.- To be a successiin any H a 3, W and Swlllllllmgi thing I encounter, and to ma e' r .'1C'iiI'IflfT5.' Yl'la1a Stali, Student those I love Proud Ofmel tm ' -V X , Court, Xarrous Services, Honor' f ff J I f 1 Classes. 'til ljij 'ji l,!lX rc! f-rLBraRT GIACOIA ff, Hobbies: Sports, Girls and Danc- inrf. Ambition: Mechanical Engineer. .4mbilion: To have just enough sorrow to show me the dillerence between thinking I have happi- ness and knowing I have Hnally obtained it. DONALD GONDOLFO Hobbies: Girls, Cars. iictizritirm Basketball, Bowling. .-Iiirbifion: join the Service. mr 4 ic: as .552 x 1 N f X , Mi, .1 1 4, W 23? 4. , , . ya 15213 ...fe f' 11 1,55 f 'ST . V T... af-et 2 f, 3 4. L. x ' I buf' A ' ri ir Xi -. 1, -1 Z ig,-rgggrz if . if . I 1,1 1.1 A .,,. Y,j. t, Ri .6 - x Z . . K, W -of 'N' X'l.Al5l Nl I R CORSI-IKOFF y , . Ilfflfl11'r.s.' Play Guitar, Drums, Piano ,wk Luul Collect Rtcortls. ' lr! Atv q 'ary' ,, e ,vi-.r 'Kc V 4-- I . ' iififi ' 5 Orclie-tra, Service S uztd .-lmllitionf To go into business with my lather :ind become a rich man. ALBERT J. GRANT I-Iuhlwitm' Christy. Painting, Have a Good Time, Car Races, Christy, and Pets. .1cf1zf1Z1f'.v.' Co-Captain of Student Patrol, Orclieslra, President and Vice Presitlent ol Student Court. .lmlzilimzf Christy, more education, earning gr gracious salary, being loved by my children, long life. NORMAN GREENBERG - .ltliziiliey Secretarial Aide to Dr. Cohen, Visual Aid Squad, Chern- istry and Physic Laboratory, Pro- gram Committee. ,lmlrflionx To be a well known non- conformist. LINDA CREENMAN flol1l11't'.r.' Reaulinff, Ice Skating, D l Handball, Swimming, Cooking, and Music. .lt-I1'zfitif'.s.4 Arista, 3 Years Service in Main Ollrce, Boosters, Drama- tics, and Public Speaking. .V-J1r1lrilz'w1.' To finish college and go on to be an elementary school teacher. CLYDE GREENIVOOD llobbies: Records. rlflizfifi1'.s'.' Orchestra. .-Imbifiovzs To be an accountant. KATHLEEN CRIMES HfllI1II6',S'.' Bowling, Swimming and Skating. .-lf'li1fiiit'.s.- Honor Gym, Boosters and Service League. .'lllIi?II'l0Il,' To make my parents and those I love proud of ine. SUSAN GROSS Hobbizf.s.' Dancing, Skating. f1clivitit'.r.' Service. 1 Ambition: To make my parents M A ' proud of me. N ff , X MARIE GUDAITAS . 1, fg- HoI1l1it'.r.' Collecting Records, .ICC Skating, Dancing and Swimming. . ,W 'sy Ambition: To be a success in all I 5-f f , endeavor, I I ,gg 1 att t ' ' . V2 1 Q 1 'J' A -Y ' 11. af ...-may ,v 's Q '- at f RITA GUERTIN A Hobbics: Dancing, Reading, Playlflg the piano. Activities: Corresponding Secretary of Arista, Member of Student Court, Service in Chemistry Lab: Chorus, Plaza Staff, Senior Repg Honors Gym. at Zi Ambition: College. it X ra RAYMOND GUINTA Hobbies: Model Airplanes, Base- ba. ll Y Ambition: To go to R.C.A. Insti- tute and to study radio and T.V. tt? X 4.12 it FRANK GUTOYVSKI Holrbitxv Sports, Dancin g. ACfi'LllfIt'.X,' Service, Auto Shop. Amlzilion: join the service when I get out of high school. MILDRED GL THERZ Holllvius: Tennis, Cooking, Ice Skat- ing, Music. Reading. Piano. .Ictiz'1'tir'x.' it-Q Years of Service in- cluding Servicc League, Draxnatics and Public Speaking. .ulml1ition: To become a teacher after hnishing college. Then to marry. r P MICHAEL GUY ', ,JM Hobbies: Girls, Collecting Records. ' 'feff Ambition: To go to college and A take up engineering. X -, S . eeie A rm ' JOAN H.-xBERMANN M Hobbies: Dancing, Swimming, Skat- Q .,- ing. ' Ki- Activities: Working for Attendance J Ofhce. C Ambition: To be twenty-one. ROBERT HAHN 4, .1 Hobbies: Baseball, Football and 1 Girls. Ambition: Mechanic. ' CHARLES HALLINAN ' . Ambition: To tind an easy, good 'V A paying job. V gf f f f MARY HALLINAN ft Hobbies: Skating, Swimming, Rec- ords. Activities: Service. Ambition: Intends to be a mathe- matics teacher. . LUCY HAMP Hobbies: Swimming, Sewing, Read- I, I 'VVP ing, Playing Tennis, Singing. Z. , Activities: Service. Ambition: To serve God to the best V U f' of my ability and to shed the love A of Christ to the hearts of others. K 1 Possibly I'd like to be a mission- f ft I ary. if, , W ti' X 1 5' . .7 I' 2 t 4 47 JOAN HANER Activities: Aristina, Service. Hobbies: Swimming. Ambition: To make the one I love haPPY LYNN HARE Hobbies: Swimming, Dancing, Read- ing, Skating. Activities: Service Squad. Ambition: To become a private sec- retary, get married and have a family. K. y 1 eff GQOR , riiiisiz Brno jf' b ' s: Bas all, Basketball, F6ot- - J -c ivities: Visual Ai s' tfifadix A bition: To, g atc ini June and join the S. Air Fore . PATRICIA HEDCES Hobbies: Dancing, Drawing, Swim- ming. Reading. Activities: Serxice. V. A. 2 terms. .lnzbitiong Legal Stcretaiyg to make my parents prcud of meg ln the near luture to change Miss to Mrs. ERIKA HEINS Hobbifxs: Skating, Sewing, Bowling. Activities: Serxice for Mrs. Ledman, and Service League. Ambition: To get married and have eight children. EVA HERMAN Hobbies: Rtading, Writing Poetry. Ice Skating, enjoying all kinds of Music. Activities: Arista, Student Court, Plaza Staff and Rep, Library Squad, Service Pin, Honor Gym. Ambition: To have as much happi- ness as is allowed for one person. and as much success as will make my parents proud of me. I .. .,M., i X 'i R - J -, V p g VV .3. ,Pg 1,245.5 , f ,.,. .. Q . i l! 6 fi iraq X 2? 1. ,W 4 -173 ,K . 4 . Q E ., I . ' . . f' ,.,. X . , ' ff: N -.ii r ak N! 1 W.. ,-f wg 's sf ' j' i f 4- - ? iw fn , g 1144 t ...A- f 1 ANN IIIKIIQMAN Ilwlflfiri: Ice Skilling, Reading Good Novels, Willing to B. D. .-lrl1i'filir.v.' Service. ,1mlfil1o1,,- '1'ogi11rlllZ1lefroin college and eventually teach English. L1I.Il.XBE'I'H IIOIESON I1olfIf1if.s.' Reading, Dancing, Play- ing all out door spoils, Skating. .-lf'liviIit',f.' Service lor Mrs. Levine in Nlr. Sesileik ollite, and lor Mrs. Geng in the Main office. .l111I1ilimz,- To become a successful teacher and to Iac worthy of all the wondeilul things that my parents haxc done lor nie. MARILYN IIOLTZMAN Hohlmxs: Dancing, Listening to all kinds Ol Music. Swiniming, Reading. and attending Broad- way Play m. .1zti'ifil1'czv: Aiisla, Plaza Staff, Honor gyin, Chorus. CLO. Rep for two rears, School Service. .-lmbilimz: To heroine a successful teliclier and to make the ones who love ine pioud. DONALD HORSHAM IflIlII7lif'.X.' Motorlioat Racing, Marine Engineering. lfizfzmf Plans: To make a success in life. EIJW,-XRD HOVURKA 1fHllllIi1',S.' Model plirplzniew, Collect- ing Stamps, .Swinnning and Stick- ball. Alnlnilionf Automobile Mechanic. jO.-KN HOVORKA llolzliitsf Dancing, Bowling and Reading. .-lt'l1'i'ilic'5.' Club .Xrislina. .l111lf1'lioH.' To live, learn while I earn: then Love :ind Laugh with a better half. .A M. .A--7 W IO.-KN Hl'GI IICS llllllllifk' Slillllllg, l3IlllCIIIg arid Romancing. .f1c'l1'nilir'.s.' Service. ,'l111I1ilif'uz.' Live, love, laugh and MARGARI-fl' HROCII I Hoblyifxix Volleyball, Dancing and Cooking. ' flclizfilirwz .Seixice in xliilfl OIIICC and in ,Xllt-nilance office. ,1p,,bi11ong 'lo go out into the sec- retaiial livld and do my lieu. be happy. Q ,763 LAWRENCE I-IYNIAN I ff 7 i Hobbies: Model Planes, Oil Paint- Q V , ing and Pliotography, 'W I Actizfiiiesr Service League. M4346 Ambition: I would like to go to art ,t,i vi., fi school. . I lt- , I, If I JOSEPH 1 I W Q A Hobbies' P ' 1 uh' Wgports. ,Af S .- .Ictiziiti 5. eriice for '. ob . f Ambition: I would li' t 9 Q f college and take usiness administration cou A u ,,-L . .Q , E Q K fl' X. LOUIS ISIDORA Hobliies: Sports. Activities: Visual .xiii smice. X Ambition: To niake a million dol- lars. I xx PHILIP INNES I-lwlwlvies: Baseball, Basketball, Foot- ball. and Bowling. .'Ict1'z'ifics.' Visual Aids. -'lf'7lll'l'1'U71.' To be a laboixitoi-y tech- nician. . Q BIALRICE JACKSON Hobbies: Basketball and girls and p1'O '1'CSS1X C 'IZZ UD. lt - .'1ffZl'iflCS.' Orchestra tenor sax. .qlnzbztzom Electrical Engineer. f' ERLIND.-X KIARDIN Hobbitm Singing, Reading, Danc- ing. .lctn ities: School Serxice. .inzbitionr To he what God per- mits me to be. jL'LIE JONES Hobbies: Bowling, Reading, Paint- ing, Ice Skating and listening to Dean Rlartinsw records. .ictitititsx Cheerlcadcrs. honor gym, all-star volleyball, service in the senior office and attendance of- lice. .-lmbz'ziori: I t-'ant to become an air- line hostess and marry the one I love. .f-is 45 WA f. pw ...,. Ci x 46 , , gf. M y S 9 ? ff 1 f 7 iff! , 5 r 9 X, f gf- V' ARTHUR KAHN ' Q Hobbies: Stanip Collecting, Pho- , 0-'J tography, Athletics. .-lifibzzzozz: 'Io go to college and V f ' take the business administration , ,K MK? course. .' Z, if' ' SOPHI.-X KALOS Hobbies: Reading. Dancing, n1cliz'itic5.' Leadership, Arista, Fly- ing Squad. lliaantitics. Public Speaking, Service. Member of the N.Y. Mirror Youth Forum. Ambition: To find a happy and successful life. f- 10-'V 1 Y - .xi Camera Shy SIDNEY KASINIEN Hobbies: Collecting Litter Baskets, My Baby Gorrilas. Activities: L.I.C. Football team, Track team, Pool team, cricket team, Service. Ambition: To go to college and then start over again, to find out where the Yellow went. EDWARD KASSAB Hobbies: Stump collecting, collect- ing classical records, Reading Christian Literature, Books, etc. Bible Studying. .-Inibiiioiz: To do some service for the Lord, examplefthe Ministry. BETTE KEDIDKII Hobbies: Writing letters to a cer- tain H. N., Collecting records. Dancing, Swimming, and Bowl- ing. Activities: Senior representative, G. O. representative for G terms. Leaders gym, Leadership, Serv- ice at the Main Door and the Publications Ofhce. .-1 in bifion: To succeed as a secretary lor only a while. And for the rest of my life, to make H. N. smile. HELEN KEFALAS Hobbies: Collecting records, Ice Skating. Reading. .ictiziitius Senior Arista, Service for Attendance office, Leader- ship, Service League .-inibifiorix To haye a happy and suctesslul lite. CLAIRE KELLY Holfbits: Dancing, Art, Cooking. ,lclii'iliis.' Basketball, Volleyball. ,1ml1iz1fw,- To work as a typist, to get married. PAUL KENDE Hobbies: Fencing on the school team, Switnming, Athletics, and Operas. Ambition: To be a mechanical en- gineer. THERESA KENNEDY Hobbies: Sewing, Dancing, and Cooking. Actiitz'1'ie5.' One year of Chorus, Service for Mrs. Hirsch and for the Attendance Ofbce. Ambition: To find a little happi- ness, become a designer, and to get married when the right man comes along. '13 I -1 bf Z- 'tv I' -. ffl, get IQ , S. ,156 . , E ,,,,, T gn 17,30 1-5 ,nm- of ,ff 'Tie-ni' 'A in X ss. t' f , 3 .ix 1.-eff' 1 i MARTIN KENNY Hobbies: Basketball. Activities: Orchestra, Captain of Service League. Ambition: Businessman. JOYCE KINSELLA Hobbies: Eating, Movies, Records. Activities: Service Miss Townsend, service in homeroom, Mr. Su- kenik, Service in the Guidance Otice, 2 years aristina. Ambition: To make my parents as proud of me as I am of them. To marry my Mr. and become his Mrs. and then have little Mr's. and Misses. LORRAINE SERENE KLEIN Hobbies: Dancing, Records, Knit- ting, Talking to Steve on the phone. Activities: Freshman Homeroom Council, 2nd term Rep. Fresh- man and Sophomore Reception Committees, Service in Annex Attendance Office, Service in Main Bldg, Attendance Oflice, Service in Senior Office, Plaza Staff. Service for Miss Sheahan, Fencing,Club, Leadership, Hon- or's Gym, Senior Homeroom Rep., Flying Squad, Honors Classes, College English. Ambition: Live, Love and be hap- py with S. R. MARION KLOSE Hobbies: Dancing, Swimming, Painting. Activities: Honors Gym, Bowling League, Service League. Ambition: To get a college degree. ROBERT KOLKER Hobbies: jazz, Electronics. Activities: Arista, Orchestra, Eng- lish Department, Leadership, Producing senior play Ambition: To attend college and to have a career in science. LORILEE KONNICK Hobbies: Seeing my boy friend and going to his football games. Activities: Service in Study Hall. Ambition: To make my mother proud of me and to get married and raise a large family. ELAINE KOSSIJTH V ' ' Hobbies: Reading, Swlmmlngi Skating, and talking on the tele- phonef v Activities: Arista, Honors Gym, Service in the chem lab, and f service in the Main orhce.. , My Ambition: To go to a business 'if'55? '3 rf ' and make my 5 ,av ,, college, marry, , J , f parents proud of me. .riff-E Q t ig' it 'gn c ffl TROULA KOTSOVITIS Hobbies: Dancing, Swimming. Ambition: To work lor a while and then get married and settle down. sf' ,fin ya- ' RICHARD KOXYALSKI Hobbies: Fishing and Hunting. Ambition: To take up radar. ROBERT KOZACHENKO Hobbies: Collect top rock 'n roll G: g and other popular records, col- lect stamps, girls, Fishing, Bas- s-- i 1 ketball. '54 Activities: Service. Ambition: Hope to go to college .ANQ , and become a marine otlicer. 2 i it xii I - t . M RENEE KRABBE '73 Hobbies: Records, Swimming. Li S Activities: NHonor Gym, Bowling or League. Service. , W' Ambition: To go to college. 5 vs JOANN KRAMER is 'Q Hobbies: Dancing, Volleyball, Col- . .ill lecting Records. Activities: service. sl Ambition: .To work. in an oflice, I : X get married and raise a family. Q 50 FRANK KREYLING Yak Hobbies: Hand Ball, Swimming, Basketball. . ...Nw Ambition: To be a successful 'W' draftsman and earn high wages. I +o- if ,E 7 ffr ' . I s 53242. , EDYTHE KKNOFSKY D Hob bics: Swimmirrg, ano. Reading. ROBERT KRINSKY Hobbies: Baseball, Basketball, Model Building. Actrzfiliess Court l'r'esident, Bowl- ing Team, Seri ice League. Ambztion: Makes lots of money. ancing, Pi- ' Activities: Arista, Service in Pro- gram Ofhce, Atterrdance Office, Pour Years on Program Com- X mittee, Service for Miss M. G. 5 'ef Conn. Ambztionf To attain my goal of 1 becoming an elementary school 2 , ,,V,, ,Y teacher - NILR LaB,XTE ,,- ,- 'IT Q '-Y x V 2' ,K 14. 4' , 'B - :Ji ,Q 'LRLII YIIIHXXSIXI llegzggi lJ.rnt.ug, Roller 5il4.ttrrrgr fVL4 ' ,, -5 - -, .Q-A, rrlcttrrgz-1t,yb .yor Xtrstegdbifittc , tm Xtterrlarit -Uflrrg-4 ' .rlfnlfzlrffftj lo lrre,L1'o're. lan lr and be lgrppx and Yrlrvaxs nrake rnx parents and Trnnre proud of l1lC. Hobbitr.' Bowling. Ice Skating. Roller Skating. Dancing, Girls. Basketball and Pool. 'JIT 3 .Icliz'il1es: Serrice for Xlr. Grzrth- '- rvohl, Serrice in the Halls. ,1,,,1,1'1r'Ui1,- T0 go to college and becorne a Nleclrarrital Draftsnzarr and to join the Air Force and become a Technical Engineer. 7.. ' 1, iv.- J JUDY LANIBERTINI Hobbies: Ice Skating, Roller Skat- 'irrg, Basketball, Ping Pong, Drawing, Volleyball, Music. Actiztitics: Service. .inrI11'tiutz.' Undecided. CATHERINE L.-XNIJERS Hobbier: Dancing, Skating, Col- lecting Records. jilllllllfl-UIl.' To be happily nrarriecl and a dutiful citizen. CUNBTANCE I.aR.XNGER Hobbits: Reading. Roller Skat- ing, llancing, Singing, and Writ- ing. .ictieiliey Arista, Leadership, Stu- dent Clourt, Yrzcal 'Iraining, I-'ly ing Squad, Seca of C. O. IG. O. tlountri. D,l.g.rte to Mirror Youth Conference. .ltubifiouf To lltcorne rr SLICLCSS in tlre lield I choose. JE.-XX LaROCC.X I1'olflmr: Dancing, xllllldllllg Pro- fessional Hotker, Swinzrrrrrrg, Lis- tening to all types ol' nrusic. .lclzvttzru C-, tl. Class Rep. lor sexen tennis, Terrns Lcatlerslrip, 6 terrns of serrice. l'lala Year'- book Stall. Senior' thaw Rep.. l'rogr'anr Clonrnrittee, Mirror Xoutlr lforunrf' Ilorror Corn, G. O, l'resrdent ol' tlre Annex. lrrdfrtrorr: To succeed in all that I may undertake to tlre best ol nry ability. 'lo betoure a book- keeper. DIANE I..-XVRIA Bottling, Srvinrnring. Dancing. Roller Skating, Col- lecting Records. .Ic!izir'tier: Serrite in Guidance Of- tice. .illllllifilllif XX'ork for a wlrile, then get nrarried and raise a lanrily. I-Iolfltiexf BOBBY L UYHORNE Hobbit-r: Girls, Collecting l'1'ogres- sire 'lan and Rock and Roll Records. .-1ctir'it1'er.' Visual Aids. Ambition: To be a success in life. RITA LAZZARI Hobbies: Dancing, Basketball, Horseback Riding. Actiztitiesf Serrice for G. O. Ambitiozz: To be a Dental Assist- ant. ur'-P W -513 'Si ir 'V 'iw' ,.,, W VW! i , ll .. rv' 4' 5. s v- .-,,K 4-sawn f .I ' 1 JON ,...., ROSENIARY LliONli , ve . 5 ww 3 V .vlulhv 51 X 35' ' , f , Q if nn me ' W' .. , sg , Il mr ,- xw? f ' uni 1 r I ,.,r- was 'V f fs. lx ,,,. Vw' 5 ...fl ' z f . V vi' 5401 I 5 vi 1 1 1' V, 5 'RT , 555 'wiv' an QQ, m 1 I f 'v 'Ng ,q , -V iflzfxxia LICCIONE im M v flfiifluier' Rock and R011 Records Q11-15, Wfighi Lifting and Lal- ! ing. ,'1mlu'liwz.' Diesel Mechanic, and to soeizxvriis LEQAIQES 50 mu' the MW' Iflnlflmw Collecting Records. ,-lmhifimu To be gr success 1n ev- erything I undertake. BTI-IEL LIIVSCHITZ v Hffbluirm Music, Art, Literature, M Politics, Slim ls. W .I-1clirfilfe.v.' Mad Scienlisln in the WW SUsA,xN lllili chem lzili lor six lerms. D WX llflllfll-t'.N.' Srximrning, Music, Read- f1ml1zZm11.- 'lo be llrg P11110 Of my Q mg' vlmiu. parents and Ll eredil Lo mv com- V ff .1fli1'il1l x.' Xrislu, llonurs livin, mumty' Srrriu' League, Home Room Secretary, Serine lm Yzrrimrs lexrrlreis, .lllllllifltlllf 'lo Ire ll sucress in life :ind lo make gill mv dreams come ' MARY LIPPES 11116, V -vv , Iflllllllify' Solihull. Basketball ' Swimming, Dancing, Sleaiing C9 X, I M ' and .Bowling Ullkl Girls. VV! Aj, 1 f1llllflfI6'.X.' 6 terms service LO Mr V I W ' ' j Plurfker, Nils. Delelranry. Mrs. AL LCGOH4, ,jj S . f. EergusoLr,t IAH Xkoilevgall llolflwiev: Clollrcling Stamps, l'z1i1,y' .1 Z?tl?:',l. ,IEE Gala df Icp? mu, Alarm-I Mmiels. W A 5 UZ' Of 0 L0 bum 15 lc'l1'Z1lii'A: is-30111111 Poolliull '- light OH my mimic and to mam ' . . . ' , ' I A ' my parents proud. ing, Swirnnrrng, lirrslselli - ..Irm'filio1l, lleiome rr pilol. ANMLO ' SI 4, 4 fl H bb' Sk S!N'il1l1lll1g, Base- , ' vll ', and s 1 fi gi iti isual Ai Squad. L.XllR.'X LEONE I'1nl1l:ir'.s.' SWllll1Illll , Drinein I S E, Movies. :1lIIlllllOll.' 'lo gel married and raise 21 family. o a od oilice elm ztz 1: FI IL , 36 and slim y L gfwater cool- er. XPS 4 f, L 10 ' DH- .'1l'Ifl'fff1',x.' SClllLry ARQ MARION LODGE Hc1Iwl1ir'5.' Swimming' Tennis' Ice Skating. Reading and Rillerx. prcsenralive and school service. 1 I1uliliz'e.x: llaincing, Recording Mu- sie. ,-Irliwilfww Service Squad. .l111l1i1m11: 'l'o become Z1 successful secretary rind Lo sorneduy receive zi MRS. DEC3Rlili . MARIE LESTINGI l1oIz!11'c.i.' Ice Skating, Dancing, Lis' Le-ning lo Records. .l1f1l11'lifm: To become 21 slenog- raplrer, meet the riglil mann, mar- rv :ind raise Z1 family. 52 ,. :11f1I1ilim1.' To become 3 s uccessful , N teacher Lrni ' ' - ' f - . . .. Q 9 .JY i - , f N' X! M. gig s' A f,,, . f F P' . X - fi . Q.. r . CYNTHIA I..OliWY I-lolnlnies: Baller Dancing, Swim- ming. Sofllinll, Tennis, jazz, Classical Music, Orchestra. Acf1zfzl1r's.' CL. O. Rep.. Editor of l'l:r1:r, Honor Gvm, Service Pin, Vurielv ol Service. Amlwilzfm: To he lnrppy in my chosen iield, :md lo halve every- one 1 love be proud of me, L msn a ioieign car. N . -'95 Wa --... -si X M! ii i 'A'. l . R ELAINE LOFTUS , Hobbies: Dancing, Listening to 'ii W' Radio and Records. ki - Activities: Serxice Squad. Ambition: To become a file clerk and typist. Someday marry E. C. A 2-as JUDITH A. LORENTZEN Hobbies: Dancing, Collecting Rec- ' ords, Foreign Dolls and Money. Activities.: Service for Mrs. Tarr, Honor Gym. Ambition: To go to college. Q' ,fl JOYCE LOSCALZO Hobbies: Horseback Riding, Bowl- ing, Dancing, Roller Skating. Activities: Cheering Sqi.ad, Service Y-L Squad. ' Arnbition: To succeed and make wt my parents proud of me. . V. 1 asf, N ,.r 'E GLORIA LOYENDLSKI f Hobbies: Dancing, Listening to ,,,,1., Records, Seeing a Gocd Movie. E J Activities: ferxice. 45 Ambition: To get married to my fiance. ANDREXV LUDANYI Hobbies: Shooting, Horseback Riding. . Ambition: To become somebody V, , who can help free the slave na- tions of Communism, and some- body who can help destroy Communism. QW- . 71 , , JOAN LUES fill, y Hobbies: Animals, Clarinet Play- ! ing, and Tropical Fish. X Activities: Orchestra. Ambition: To join the Air Force. JOAN Lursr I ff Hobbies: Dancing, Basketball, Col- ' in 'qi Q lecting Records. .,,,, ' Activities: Leadership, Service. ' X ' Ambition: A future as a secretary. X GEORGE LUTZ Hobbies: Making things out of wood and working uith a micro- scope. Activities: XVorking on Turkey Mountain Projectg Member of junior Board at C. S. L. Ainbition: To be a medical lab- oratory technician. THERESA MAC-RO Hobbies: Bowling, Dancing, Rec- ords. Actirdties: Service, AYiSKiH3 Club. Aiiibitioii: Olhce stork, and some day to be a grandmother. HAROLD MALONE Hobbies: Ice Skating, Swimming. Actiifities: Serxice for Mrs. Silver- man and Miss Laser. Ainbitioii: To be a Minister. BARBARA MARCANTONIO Hobbies: Dancing, Horseback Rid- ing, Bowling, Roller Skating. Ambition: To graduate and be a success. JAMES MARSALA Hobbies: Swimming, Basketball, Softball, and Collecting Records. Activities: Service. Ambition: To make the most of the least, and have a good time doing it. gy.. vi! 'I Y is Ann... ,vw W. Q -1-.. 4? 'fl - 'Q i 'I' i it M326 ...af YJ f x f f -1, -V ,. f -1 Xxlw 1 f f f I H5 J 1. J in SPX? , 1 el K' L 1-fa 12-xrizlolyt1.-xiwtlzir 6 Ilrlbyklicf' ll.111i:ing', I' xnlinu, Bowl- ' A Wlgj l 111' V r Q' A1flYZllll!'.Y.' Ari:-stat, lilonor Gym, Serv- 1 ' A iec to the selmnl. ,1l111l1ilifu1: To ll'2llll as if to live ,I A forexer, illlll to lixe us il to die tomorrow. W , t Q 4 X ,At :VX -IW i -.1 ,fy A -wi , --M it -f f C2 f V 1 , 1 1-+512 X l, l Camera Shy LORR.-XINIZ NLXRTIN Holnlfitzw Dainring, Swimming, Reading. flCli1fil1'1'1: Two te1'111s of service. A11111ilfo11: Co to tollvge 11nd be- eoine El teacher or nurse. JUDY .X. Nl.-XRTINFZ I1r1l1Imw.- lltlllClllg :md having a good time. Art1'11iti1w: l'ltlIlOl S Gym, All Stars, Honor filllllll for Clrailttation, G terms ol Semitic in Main Ofhce. Aflzhitionx To succeed in every- thing l undertake. AGNES NIASSE HfJi1ill'f'S.' Bowling, Theatre, Ten- nis. A7Il17l'flU?I.' To he an ofhre worker. and in time get ll'li1lliCLl and raise a lmnily. CAROL NIATARRFSSE f Hol1l11'f'1.' I'i:111o Plauing, Science. Going to Nlotic-s, Ilunring, Ice Skating, Listt-11i11u to Rock 'n' Roll. ,'1c11'zfiliws: St-nice lor Miss Cohn, Honors fnllll, llllllfll' Iingllisll, St-rxicc lo1 Mia. t.t1llz111te1'. fllIll7lfliUll.' To llilll' ll good fulLlrC as a incclieul lulloiutoiy techni- cian ANTHONY lXl.XTTlNA I-luhlmw: Clms, Gills, Tape Record- ing. lfixing Rznlios. 1-1rti1fi!1'w1: llllllflllg, Bowling, Soft- h:1ll,I511xlXetl1nll. ,-1111b1'lio11: 1-X1'el1itcct111:1l Draftsman. Z BEVERLY NIAYIQR 11nf,l,j4ft5 Sports, llnneing, Sunday Sthool 'l eairlnng, flailing 21 good .fn time. 'f xirtititties: llo11o1's C,-5111, Scrxice i11 Xl:1i11 Olhrc. .'1IlllliifI'Illl,' 'lo lJf,'C0lIlC 3 Registered Nnmc with 21 lib, dcrgiee, und to rg Z 111L11'1y L1 Very Yury Rich Man. 1 4? .,,, M 2 .IA Nl ICS NlcCI.XR'l'lIY Ilnlflmwg ltoothall, ul. R., Bowling 'intl ll'1wt'l1'1ll A 1 ,. . 1, ,f fl1t1'vfi!iw1.' lfilth tt-1111 rep., Vice 74. , l'1'cmirlt'11t of fi. U., Rep. to N. Z ,i ' CI. fl. l'1t'sidt'11t of Stnirn 215- 7 Clues, Nlt'llIlJl'I ol l.t'IltlL'lSllllJ Y flluw til yt-owl, 'litnlxcy Nloun- llllll,R1.'lJ.ltJ,XIltltJlCI'. 1, jlfllflifl-lJIl.' 'lio play college foot- , :i'f ,, , l1z1ll llllll gizttltiute as Ll Second i Licut. in thc Air Foire. ' Lil'-?5!f,f? V! 4 l,v,v J, AV., nz., f-1 f -' ' 'f WH 2 nrxxrl fXILKXlf,llT 1' ' ,, ff liolflmw: .5t'wing, Baking. Swim- Wh 'r 'i i ming, lllilllll Skiing, Roller Slat- :Tv WW ing. . ,M ' 4lrl1'1'1'li1wf Svrxice in C,uitlance Of- qw- lite, -l UJIIIINL l'1lllflIJLll'S Omce, U , l ICVIIIL Statue ltztgtte. 2 tcrrnsz Klum Stnltlilll, U LL1111N3 HoI1'J1'S X Gym. l lL'llllN. Jilllillfl-tlll.' lo lltmoine Il Nurse and to find succebs in exeryrhing I ' undcrtttlae. THERESA MCNAMARA Ilfilfhirtv DIlllClllg, Roller Skating, Collecting Rock-N-Roll Records. ,f1rl1'z11lf1-s: Seriice Ciuitlunce Olhce and Social Studies Ofhcc. Anzltflimtp lo make everyone proud Y ol 1ne and lnecome a good mother and wiic. CLR XC lf XXXIC Xll-'CLK' X 4: in flfdllttf Rtuntlx 1Rtt1lX4111tl Rolll, lx111tt111g .llltl llllllltlglillllIN . it --lf lil'-'tlrlv ltr' Nk.1l111g. llUliL'l Skat- ' ing, NllllllllllllQ, llt1lXllllQ', ,intl 1111 Q li Xllll XRX Xllali Ilnlflflfm- ltr- Sltaning, Dancing, Col- D ln1lf111.111: lo ht-tt-1ne 3 1'egimtu1'etl is-, letting l'Itllllt'N ul Motu' Sl.ll'S. .-Irli111'l11-1.- 4Zl11't1'c11.lt1's, llootlcrs, St-Hitt' i11 Xl.1i11 Ollifc gnul lor 7 , Xlrx, liUllllNl'lltl, ' ,Q ,l111l1il1'n11: ln gn to kingx Countv I X , Ntnsinu Sllllllll. I 1. fa ' - I , t gli 5 , ,. f -S x QA .-XLDREY MILNER Htrlvlvitfr Collecting Records, Danc- ing, Writing to Pen-Pals, Roller Skating. .lmln'tion.- To tinish my education and become a school teacher. bl LINDA MIS.-X Holzlnes: Plirxing Piano, Collecting Records, Piaxing Ytrllexlmrll, Bas- ketball, lee Skating, and D.tnc- ing. .ictniitity Mernlner of Arista. Cheer- leaders, Serxice for Mr. Ziner. .lml1itiun.' To be a succcss in ex- errthing I attempt, and to nuke the ones I lore proud of ine. 4:- EDIYARD MITCHELL .Q ' H 1l7l'IilN.' Hi Pi. Recording Col- if , lecting. .4crir1'fz't5: Serxice League, f .lnrl,rztz'on: To be successful in all wx Ill? attempts. M l ihv 6 , ...VZ s p '- N ITRAYR XIITCHFLL .H - H flflfnr Girls. Clins. l7ootl'all. 1ffrz,v1M' Lnnrlr Ronan Nrxice, I frlt n 'ln get out ol school trntl :Ll a lol, in an olhce. NIYRA MITCHELL Ho!1lfr'tfi.' Dancing. Reading and 45 Q hating lun. 'J .1cz1'z'ititl.' Serxice in the Language L Orhce. ' .-lmbilwns To become a lsrench Teacher. ' XALERII-1 MOCK no LY Holrbicr: Roller Skating, Reading Q Crocheting, All Sports. A grtnn Cornniittee. thing I do. QL .'1cln'iIie5.' Senior Aris'a, Plaza ' Service in Guidance Ollice, l'ro- Alllllllflflllf To be a success in exery- ALICE MONROE Hobbies: SIYllIIllIll'lg, Cooking. :1ctiz'1'ric's: Serxice in Annex. .I-Imlzilion: To become a secretary, get married, and raise a family. JOHXNNA NIONTANARO Htflrlfiwr' Bowling, Dancing, Going Steatlx. .imlritionr To do office work and later in life get married. PETE NIOXTIIGARI I-lfflrlntv Hockey Girls tBlonde and Rcdheatlsj. .A1fln'1'I1kw: Orchestra. .lmlfzlmny To he ti success and get ahead in the world. SUSAN MORGAN Holzlritwx Tropical fish, Swiinining, lte Skating Roller Skating, Horse- lmck Riding. .ifll1'lflr'X.'5ClXlCC l year, All-Star Xrrllexlmll 2 tertns. Honor Gym iagrsretmll, Jllllllllltlllf To he a bookkeeper, then to get rnantrietl and devote myself to being a nife and inother. SYLYESTER NIROWKA I1'ol:lnfrg Clollecting Pop Records. .lrl1.'1lrfw.' Hzrntllxznll, lfootliall, Mu' sic, Lilntrry Serxice. .illlfllllll-III l'o study to be an En- gineer. ANTOIXETTE MUJICA Hffbbiei: Clothes, Records, Sen' ing, Interior Decorating, Aclndliesx Seriite in English Of- lice. Aml1ition.' To lixe, loxc and learn ,gr fe, lr, sr- 'l lava-,Q 'lv- ..,, U4-0 K C.: 452 -r ,A N-Q' J 55 A , 5233 if 'R be . is if f v-. fs --1 'QA '14 ,JX --J 1 . Y ,N ,qc XM., 4, . 3, l , 1 A ! 4' , . if 1 I W ir? if rw: 1,4 1- rrflju' iff 2 I 1: -' 1 .. if 's,., ROISIQR ll NXCRI f1Ufllll't'.N.' Stump Collecting, All Spot ls. .-l111l1ilio11.' To be I1 success. fi fe' OWL! 1 Av! qtiix1111'11l1'U,w'X.1.s'1',x lloI1!11't'.1f4'lD11ncing, Rol 1' Skating, Yqlzllljlagtll, .ind lSowi11g. I-JMn'l'llf'JfjfSCllfJUl lift vice. V , lllfll-flitlllf 'Limygft rp: eil RIIKL-gl! Iixe, lhoiilrf l:111gI1 lflilll lreflirdppx with Any l111sl1.n1d lllllllllklilllllf. -.1 'JA ' V.. NANCY NEKVNLXN Ilolflfitxw Nlnsic. Swi111111i11g, Danc- ing, Re111li11g,'lit-1111is. .ltlll'lillit5.' Clieeiing Stluud, Plaza. Student Cotnt. Sc-ixice, Honor Cllztsses. ,11f1l1il1'1111.' To iind aworldly knowl- edge tlirougli t1z11els :ind experi- ence and to iind niy platce in the sun. QIENS NIELSEN llolilfiws: 5lX'ilIlllllI'Ig, Hunting and lfislniig, Pool, Sottlmll, Hand- ball. tlllllllllllllf To lie ll success in life, and see the world. PETE NOLFO lf1lf1fJI't'X.' Bowling, Girls und BlLlllClU'SQ. .-Ictizfilifzi: Sei-1 ice l,C1lQ,llC. AzllbiliozlflJ1'g1lli11g. lBl0lldCS CAROL ANN NORTON 1101111105 Dzrncing, llaisketliull, Ice Skztting, .Sottlmll 1111d Hockey. r-1c'!i1fi!i1'.s.' Serxice lor -I terms, ilrd terin Rep., Elected Miss G. O. of 1957. 1lllIllllI'U71.' To be il lJCLlllllClIlll and to live, love :ind be happy. 53 ,, R LILLIAN NORTON A 1 Iloblfitm' Sewing, Art, Cooking. ,,,. lL Acti11z'tz'es: lizukc-tlizill, Volleyball ' lfasliioit Show. ' we Afvzbitions To get married and to I work in otnce nling. I , gi f f '73 STANLEY NOVAK llolflfirs: Ham Radio, Records. ' fi .1rl1'i11'l1'r,1,- St-Nite, .AIn1l11'l1'o11.' Electroiiics Engineer or Radio Operator. 1, ,qw JAMES OTIONNOR 4-3 I1ol1l1z'cs:Cnrs, Girls, i' flc1'i1f1'lit'.s.' Yisuitl Aids. M Ambfliozz' join the serxice and travel all ox er lj. S. Z Qt . i Q MARIAN o'1Q1213rE Hot1Mrs,- Collecting Records, Read- h 9 P .1 i11g,Mo1ies,Sknti11g. X Arli11ilies.' Service. A Anllfition: To be a success in lite X x. and inurry :1 inillioiiaire 01110 , ' If knowsj . A l. l ix 16- ROBERT OLKOXYSKI 1 Hfflflflwv' .-Xetonttutics. Autoinobiles, 'Q -.fra Collecting Rt'co1tls, 'N .1ft1'nft1u: School QJlCllGSl1'3. swafdl , XXL fi1l1!11tit111,- '10 beco111e an Account- a . Q A X Lint, :ind to get along, 1viLb4g1ilFI3i Q-4 1 xf fi 0 ss f A . 1 X 21 if Sc 'M' ML! 1 if 1 K ,Ugg .K D! A 1 . X1 1 , 1 V ..,. y 1' - 1 1 . si FRQXNCISCO ORTIZ ' QQ --Q' ,-1cti11itim.- llnsketlizlll, Fencing. ' J ,-11nlr1'!iffr1.' 'lo go to C.C.N.Y. 5 yf gq . , 1' .g'Lq5,5lQ3 2 i 1 f1s5 ' Ps' ANN OSKMIONSKY t. xv, fi 1- -t X , , 'Q 15 t . sw AG ' ., . X Hobbies: Collecting Records, Read M i ing. Activities: Service, Ainbition: To obtain a possession s ' , in the business world, travel , abroad. .Q-rr' ..: .sis :.-. I.,-1 - ' 'se JAMES PACE Hobbies: Stamps. Ambition: To be 1' -v i -. ,.,...f afffff 9, 1 32 Q! sa 2-74 ,14 i - -fi' i - 'N .172 C- giwsga,--Q, wht! 4-K 54 rev-. .-,ii ,fs f t 'i A if-fait 'ti i ff wie f Qfi K, ' 1 JEANNETTE OWSHANIK Hobbies: Records, Dancing, Novels, Ice Skating, Drawing. Activities: Service in English Of- hce, Annex Blain Office, Home- room Teacher, Ambition: Learn, Enjoy and be Happy. 'LM 7 as ports , R a success. M -I ss., .. -H-I 1' it Fw , - 2,12--ig 1 , V' yn . - L55 4521: -f5,,'f wgigj' 4 , 3 fig- -iitltia it HOWARD PACK Hobbies: Collecting Records, Bas- ketball and Baseball. Activities: Basketball Team, Serv- ice. Ambition: To be a success in the Held I choose ANTHONY PADULA - Hobbies: Hunting, Bowling. gl Ambition: To go to college and tr' become an engineer. ,gf 5 X L W .ig qv LUCILLE PALLADINO Hobbies: Boys, Dancing, Singing. Activities: Service for Mrs. Fer- guson, Miss Wills, Chorus, Boosters. Ambition: To be a secretary or a singer. To marry the man I love. JOHN PANDELIDES Hobbies: Hain Radio Operator, Baseball, and Hockey. Activities: Service Ccrtilicate, Serv- ice in Science Lab. Ambition: Hope to go to college. FLORENCE PANZER Hobbies: Dancing, Skating, Ten- nis, Record Collecting. Activities: School Service, Boost- ers. Ambition: To go to out of town teachers college. JOHN PAPPAS Hobbies: Basketball, Hockey Mu- sic, Football, Baseball, Hand- ball. Ambition: To graduate from High School and go to college and study for an engineering degree. LYNDA MAE PARGH Hobbies: Collecting Both Classi- cal and Popular Records, Read- ing. Activities: Plaza Staff, All-Star Vol- leyball Team, Honor Gym, Serv- ice for Secretarial Studies Dept., Chorus, G. O. Rep. for two years, Year Book Rep., Honor Classes, School Service, Hostess for Par- ent's Night. Ambition: I hope to fulfill my de- sire to become an English teach- er possibly in this school. RICARDO PAROLISI Hobbies: Baseball, Football, Chess, and Bowling. Activities: Service in Attendance Office. Ambition: Plan to go to college or join the Navy. EDNA PARRINO Hobbies: Clothes, Records, Danc- ing. Activities: Service League. Ambition: To meet that certain someone. ii s ey, fs. W.,- f '5t .-1r'vf ff ff' 19+ bww .fi Qi W 5 , ,Q t' Ambition: To live, live, live until W: if X -W ix: t I, ,,,'.,.. . 5-Hisfvx' .4,..v..v,... if .e.t. isa l vi igjjf Q 1 A r,-iv.. '-if 1t5,-', 'f . .vmf el- i JvI'gv.?figi'S1?e::r3i 3 1, i 1 v r, Ili, if 7 , f at .v , 3 i ,yi 4 1 ,alfa 'taxi 3 is 'Q' ef I gi. tajg 1 , gag, - I-, ,, ,3. 'f saw ,ff wt- X .. ' Q ..,i .. . 4 if wwf ,gy 1 gf ' . ' , M . ,rm v-- .- fx ez' .AV 1 X M Y , Wick f x-if I Q if N M ICHAEL P.-XRTR I IDC-E Ilobbius: XVeight Lifting, Swim- ming, Basketball, Handball. Activities: Assembly Service Squad Ambition: To go to college. JOE PARZIALE Hobbies: Drag Racing. Activities: Football. Ambition: To be a do it yourself undoer. STANLEY PARZYCK Hobbies: Watching Baseball, Bas- ketball and Football. Ambition: To get a high school diploma. DOLORES PAZOS Hobbies: Collecting Records, Ten- nis, Dancing, Bowling, Reading, Swimming. Activities: Cheering Squad, Cheer- leaders, Chorus, Plaza, School Service, Honor Classes. Ambition: To become well edu- cated and accomplish something with that education. ANNA PAZYMINO Hobbies: Swimming, Reading, Eat- ing, Clothes. Activities: Ifour terms service. Ambition: Co to college and mar- ry the one I love. TERESA PEDOTE Hobbies: Dancing. Activities: Service. Ambition: To have a successful future. , :v'9' i DENNIS PENN D I Hobbies: Records, Bowling, SWITH' DOLORES PEPE Hobbies: Sports, Dancing, and Hav- ing lfun, and Boys. Activities: Had Service since First ming. Activities: Service. Ambition: To go to a two-year college and become a photog- rapher. Term. On Service League, and 5' in the Chorus as well as being on the All-Star Team. , Ambition: My one ambition is to gg, ft become a good bookkeeper, and ,if maybe some day to get married. I DIANE PERRY Hobbies: Music, Sports, Reading, ,N . ,.,. rv - i and Richie. ,...-.. . . , , . f Activities: Service. tx J I die' ...s . , i -, , 1 A - 1-. fri 1 ' QQ -Q u. f iw, . e v vi ' te W l X ls 3 JACQUELINE C. PERUKA Hobbies: Swimming, Ice Skating, Reading, Horseback Riding. Activities: Honor Gym, All-Star Volleyball Team, Orchestra Oio- linj, Chairman of Core Class, Representative to the Student- Teacher Core Conference. rlmbition: College and txlarry Burt Pielj to sell T.V on Mount Ev- erest for Sunset. yv ,-v' ,. iii 2 58 r xr. S. ..,. I x X PAUL PESALE Activitn's: Basketball. Ambition: To be 3, prentice. DORA PES.-XLE Hobbits: Reading, Bowling Danc- ing and Tony. Actnvtits: One rear of Chorus, 3 years Service in the Guidance Otlice, .Xttendance Otljce and Girls Intiimarv. Ambition: 'llo become a success in lite and make those I love proud of ine. t ,Q-q, :F , ws .l H-an printing ap- -K . X 3 e ,X be I .4 X MARTHA PETERS Hobbies: Ice Skating, Swimming, Sewing, Dancing, Gardening, and Reading. Activities: Plaza, Boosters Honor Gym, Service. Ambition: To be a success at what- . .. ,mx ks. ever I undertake to do and to A ' make the ones I love, Q I I and those , . who love me, proud of me. -.c lk xi so DOROTHY PETERSON 3 N Hobbies: Swimming, Horseback Riding, Ice Skating, Music, Read- ! .XLN ing. Activities: Honor Gym, School Serv- v ice, All-Star Volleyball Team. , Hx Ambition: To be an airline hostess. . ,wx H in i y M I L. W kg!! ig 'Tv ' R ERT PE ERS ' Hobbies: Gu Col ctirig, Coins, Yi, '7 Stamps.- Activities. aseball, Football, Cars. Ambition: Go to college. DOROTHY PHILLIPS 78 ,il-:'e , . .gpg 4 ,. 2, i FRED PI CARELLLO Hobbies: Swininiing, Good Books, Collecting Record Albums, Horse- back Riding, Dancing, Tennis. Ac!ir'itz'e5: Chorus. Honor Gym, Plaza, Student Court, Cheering Squad, City Youth Forum, Pro- gram Committee, College Eng- lish. Ambition: To find happiness and success in both career and mar- riage. rift Hobbies: Skin Diving, Customizing ' Cars, and Hun ting. Ambition: To graduate and then become a success in life. ,K nw 1 F., --2 YIYIAN PIERINI I-lobbies: Softball, Basketball, Ice Skating, and Popular Music. Activities: Three years of chorus, one year of service in the Secre- tarial Department. Ambition: To live every moment I love, and love every moment I live. .XXNI-1Tl'li l'l NYIXO t fiobliiis: fillllttllllg Rotk 'ii' Roll ff 1: Rctortls, lite Skating, llouling, Dancing and llou, .lt1i'i'i'Iiiw,' SL'l'llL'L'II.i1lL1llC, Student Court for three xtuirs, and Sec- .rv -fo ...Ng rctarv of Student Coin l. K .lnibitiom lo lll.lll'I the man I JOHN l'. l'I lfXt,tIO Hoblmw: Collecting Records and Fishing. ilit1i'itiiw: ll11st'h.ill, ,liiifniioiip To he a radio televi- sion st-ixiceniaii or contractor. li'lHliI. l'l'l ROXYITL llolfbiiv lie and Roller Skating, Suiiniuing. Dancing. Reading .intl Clollt-tliiig Stiinips. .1tfll't'1lt5,' St-rxite I.e.igut', and Yo- t.il Iiaiiiixig. .ifllffl,f1'4'Il.' 'lo succeed in ins chosen profession and to inzikc ini par- ents proud ol nie. A X-X URL lx O loo U. lore and low the man I m.lrrv. A Camera Shy ,357 X 1. f,,,.r I ,IQ .1 fl s. f-, . i s xi- e i f if ' ro llnlfiifz .i s, ishin , E51 ls. .lfflyiylzrx .lu , 5t'lXiCC Pill. .lin I!! If Q' 1 I leg 11 xl 'inthiit tnitm llfti, - . girl who 'Q quite Qiid looking? :lt and lox . -. ,f . If gf NINRY l'RliSlil llnfiliiis lliskeihall. Baseball, Ice Skating, limiting, Roller Skat- ing. Suininiing, Yoliqhall. .lfl11'lI1ix.' Honor Gym. .Iiiibit1oii: lo work in an ofhce and to live, low. laugh and be happy. XIKIAEL l'l'I.IDO Hobbii's: Swinnning and Reading. ,lifilfilioug lo he ai toniinerciiil artist. tif, f t 0 s,X.L,,i -..n S 4 f-we of X! ss- S3 if-E' '75 . ,.f- fs N Ll It SELNI.-X RATNOISKY H0bb1es.'Spoits, Dancing, Aclivi11'rzi: Service, Slain Ofncc RUMNX OUILON , 1'rincipal's Oflice 8 terms, Hon llnhliiwi' tinlleeling Funk SIll'lIl'I Orig Gym' . . I V ' '. ' , ' ' Amlzztzmi: To succeed 1n life. I Retnitls, Rt-xttlnig, Dztneing, len- N. 1' nis, lliiiiy Sitting, Writing I'en .. l'1il Letteis. .Irliifilirm Selxiee in Gills Gym, wwf St-cretzti' to ilnre Class, All-Stan' A-fv 1- , x Ynlleylmziil 'I'e:nn. ,,,,,,, ,:, 1 ,'IHlI7IIli1Hl.' In luke life easy :incl Ilolfliifav Dunning, Collecting Blues ztntl Rliytlini Recmcls. ,Iiifhl'lifm,' Io get Il gnotl job aftei CXROI1 UV!! XNO QIILILILIZIIIUII and become a house- ,., 3 Ilfililmus lxtiiciiigg, Yolleylmll, Ten- ulfe' VJ ins, Nlnsit, Ilniselmtit Riding, -ff 'fl Rezitling. mr ' .I4'li'ii1'lifw5 IIL'It'f1!1IIC for Youth For- S A57 nm, Si-ixite lol Nlis. 'Iotxnsencl I I limi Nils. '1'tnItenkoII. VU Illllllfliflllf In lmettnne Z1 great 1 N succems in tlie music world. f I but Lok TTA RECFHGA A N Qlfiobl ws: Dam Collecting Rec- V ' I' Rl ords,Qk:1tin . 'Q' mo' flctiziititg: Tix' Teinis Mixcd Cho- 1'us,5ik ' ehns Scixicc. X U Ambition: o bathe in milk and 9 Q V H if stinkin link. f LILLLXN tJl'lNOXhS tio' - , , QL lIwl1ln'tw.' Iii,-fouls, lliincing, Boys. tx Q 4 .-Inilfitionp lo be a secretiiiy. ,X A ij Q it I-x1JEL,x1nE REVSS I rg: 'P Holvl1i'm.' 'I1nnLs, Dancing, Sewing. - ., p1fIiwz'li'u.', School Serxice, Class ' N'.. N Ca iXwut'tls in Ifasliion Show. flmlzitmii: To he a typist or cler- an 3: DOIUYHIY RXUER ical ,miftaiit in .in ofiicc. A ,W ,W iv' f W ,J 1 M -X f f-pg f' W -. A N 'Y ' -fr -f L J-if, , ff, 1 ill 4 M lIrfl1lfz'f'i.' Ilaincing, Sewing and Reiuling. i'Il!IllllftllI.' In lie successful in Cx'- eiytliing I undertake. S I .XLS R XISIS llnliliifw: Clollzeting Rc-tortls, Danc- ingt U .Irlii1llt.x. 'lnnini .intl St-iiior Aris- lxi, Iloiim' Classes, Service in l't'iiitipitl's Uilice. .Illllllflflllf In go lo college Ctnsl inztjoi' in Mxilli Lind Stiencc. I.XClQl'lil,INli RNNIIQR . I-lnl:l1i't'5.' Collecting Movie Tickets. Swimming, Rollei' Skating, und enjoxing lite. .-It'liifit'it's.' Volleyball All-Still' for two yeuis, Ilztsketliull All-Stair for one yezng Service in tlie Gtiitliince Oilice one war, Serxice in the Gun one yein' :intl Senior Yezn' Hook IiL'lII'CSL'llILllIXC Ioi' UflfiW', ,IIlIflliII.UIl.' I want to lietoine a success in the Iniuineas world and to Iixe, love :intl tlexole my Iile to my inture bI21lC trooper, john- ny Ring. 6 Q X n SVS XX RICH XRDS Y Httlilmtg Dancing, I-loiscbnck Rid- Q f ing. I1-nnis, Xlnsic. X iv, ' .Ifl'I1'IiflfN.' lwu xezns of Honor EX' Gnu, Serxice for Hain Ollicc, N' CIlItILIIIL'L' Ollice, lilieinistry Lab- omtmx, IIOSIUSS for I'arcnt's ALFRIZD RIEITERER llrlliliirxf Iyilfllllglllllily, Sports, .ilrlmilitxig Scitice League. .LII1lI1If1'UIl.' To be il IIIIOLOSIHP Night. Initiititiiif To Iintl n little bit of heaven on Crnth. wi' N . iii, ili. ' as: X7 1 N , it A W A t her. ', - 'fin Q wk .,,,,,, t i I , -11+ sw I I Af 5, 35' S JOAN RITTER . Hobbies: Dancing, Ice Skating, Rol- -. ler Skating, Collecting Records Af! and Swimming. s Nj3',:,, Activities: Cheerleaders, Two Years Fifth and Sixth Term Homeroom Y il Representative and Service in W Publications Oflice. Ambition: To be a success in life. s 5- h ,. W ,X CARMEN RIVERA ' 'N Hobbies: Boys, Dancing, Cooking. ,W A Activities: Service for Mrs. Hirsch. Q-5 Ambition: To marry the man of ,N .. ,N my dreams and live, live, till I so i i is s..k ' - ,- - die. .. ., P g ,, . .5 CARL RODGERS Habana- Baskenaaii, Handball, , fm 475 Chess and Checkers. A V Activities: School Handball Team, p -e --- , Chemistry Serxice One Year. Ambition: Join the Air Force and XS: be trained to be an engineer. X. . ' ' gif? ANTHONY J. RODRIGUEZ V Hobbies: Baseball, Football, Swim- ming, Records. 4 . gn 4 Activities: Arista, Service in Gym, 'fy ,W W 6 Term Representative, Senior X92 U --'X Class Vice President, Dramatics, P 5' if Leadership, Plaza Staff, Flying 1 ff' 4 5' ,flag-,g Squad, and Turkey Mountain. ,ff N Ambition: To go to college and OU 'i,, . M get my degree in engineering. 'VAV Q After that let nature take its . LUIS RODRIGUEZ Hobbies: Collecting Records, Danc- ing, Radio Rhythm and Blues, Vfeightlifting and Wrestling. Ambition: To join the Marines after graduation. ':, VW!! X if JOAN ROESEMAN U 5 M Hobbies: Dancing, Collecting Rec- ords. Activities: Service. Ambition: To be a success in life. . ix JOANN ROMANO' Hobbies: j.M., Reading, Rhythm and Blues. Activities: 2nd, 4th, and 6th Term Representative, Secretary of the G. O., Secretary of Turkey Mt. Project, Treasurer of the Senior Class, Leaders Gym, Honors Gym, Captain of Cheerleaders, Repre- sentative to N.C,C1, Arista Rep- resentative to Andover Confer- ence, Leadership, Dramatics CIHSS, Flying Squad. Ambition: To have a holy, happy, healthy life for myself and those I love. MARY LOUISE ROSA Hobbies: Dancing, Reading, Tennis, Music. Activities: Program Committee, School Service, Plaza, School Hos- tess. Ambition: To ind happiness and make it mine. PEARL ROTHBERG Hobbies: Dancing, Skating, Collec- ting Records. Activities: Four Terms of Service. Ambition: To make the one I love proud of me. DOROTHY ROVITTI Hobbies: Dancing, Listening to Rock N Roll. Ambition: To be a successful secre- tary and wife. CAROL RUGGIERO Hobbies: Dancing, Piano, Reading, Roller Skating, Music, Tennis. Activities: Editor of Yearbook, School Service, Program Com- mittee, School Hostess. Ambition: To make my life worth- while and to never hurt anyone in doing so. RICHARD RUGGERIO Hobbies: Rock'n'Roll, Ice Skating Ambition: I intend to become a draftsrnan. V - . l, 1 . A .M ,ff . L V R s 2. 1 , -J .0 .--'Y Q.-4 g'N i iw-, if NEW y Camera Shy fa-.. ia Z -ff If NP 'SN of-W .M x 4,65 .sw A ras ' ,Q ti 1 f fe f I y- YU' ss., i ff LOUISE RIIGGIFRO Hnlrlrits' Bowling, Dancing, Ice Skating. Actizfit1'i's.' Service in the Account- ing Oilice. Aniliiliozi: To go to Business School, To be successftil in the Secretarial Field, and to make my parents proud Of me. MARGARET RYAN Hobliifs: Beethovtn, Chopin. Actiititifs: Senior Representative, Arista Member. Ambition: To help Fabius strike. MARION SANDLAKOWSKI Hobliierx Books, Hfriting, Dancing, Swimming, Roller Skating. Activities: Leadership Class. Ambition: To write a great Amer- ican novel. ROSE XIXRIE SANICOLA Holilairwx Oil Painting, Swimming and Collecting Records, Aris- tina. .-lctiziiliwr Service flmliilifnz: To work as a liookkeeper and to haxe a happy and suc- cesslul marriage, and to travel to many parts of the world. jlllll' SANTANNA Iiolflmw: Dancing, Ice Skating, Aristina. Amlriliou: To make my parents proud of ine and be a success in life. ERMA SARANGAYA n I-1ol1hit's: Outing and Sewing. Amlnition: To finish college. ' JAMES SATCHEL Holfliivs. Collecting Records, Swim- ming, Football. Aftivitiesf Visual Aids Squad. Ambition: To become a dental technician and a pro football hero. CAROL SCLACLIONI IIUillJlil'X.' Dancing, Ice Skating, Aristina. .flrtivilif-i: Svriice in the G. O. flniliilimi: 'Iwo become an Airline Hostess and travel all over the world. ,..4 hw HELEN SCHLLNI.-XN L Hrililiitst Collecting Records, Danc- i ing, Rootiiig for the San Fran- , cisco Giants, Bti-tiiiatiiing, star- J' gazing. 'S .icliifiiifm Senior Arista, Horne- ' X, room Secretary, Honor Classes. i'i!lIf1Iil'IU7I.' To go to college and f major in Mathematics. l IXINIY SCRAGG A J . . Hoblwits' Cars, Girls, Football. -.f Actiztitits' Lunch Room Service. .imlzitioiis To be a success in life. -.2 I. 'D CAROLINE SENIERIA - A Htlilill-C'.K.' Dancing, Skiing, Tennis. 'V Swiinining. .-tniliifiifizq To make my parents A proud of me. X ' x t .assi ROBERT SHAW' Iiolilviizrf Baiskt-tlmaill, Bowling. Swimming, Music, Driving and Dixiwiiig. .-It'tii'1'1itw.- Serxice for the Art De- partnit-nt.W A ,- .-Imbilimix To attend L.I.U., join successful arcliitcctt .Qc the nary, and then to become a Hi BLANCHE SHERIDAN I.. . Hobbies: Dancing, Listening to -f 'W Sports, All Types of Records. ' Activities: 5th Term G. O. Repre- fn sentatrve. Ambition: To be a succe ss ever I do. in DOUGLAS SIENIERS in what Q s t PETER SICOLI Hobbies: Designing Racing Cars, Collecting Money. Activities- Sports Car Racing, Swim- ming, Baseball. .-lmbition: To go to college and to race at Lemans. Hobbies: Collect jazz Records. , 'Q rf Activities: School Orchestra tSaxj, '- K Alternate Delegate to Childs M , Service League, Service. Ambition: To travel around the U. S. by car. We i 3 ' f , , X lv VX JAMES SIKORKA Hobbies: Girls and Rock N Roll Records. Activities: Service. at .ff .-lnzbitioii: To be an auto mechanic. MARION SIMON I ww Hobbies: Play Guitar and Piano, gf ' M, Cooking, Swimming, Reading. Y' W 'fx A, 1 Activities: Service League, G. O. fi, if A ' , Representative, L.I.C. Chorus -' i t .44 ' and Dramatics Class, Honors W ' 1 Gym, College English. ff' 4 Ambition: To fulfill my wish to I become a teacher and to have a happy and healthy family in the ,I - near future. 'I ' Kg BERNADETTE SMITH Camera Shy Hobbies: Record Collecting. Activities: Service in Attendance Oflice. Ambition: To be a successful sec- retary and wife. SOFIA SMYK Hobbies: Collecting Records, Read ing, Swimming and Dancing. Ambition: To do office work. BRENDA SORRENTINO Hobbies: Collecting and Listening to Records, Bowling. Ambition: To become a typist and someday to get married. MARY.-XNN SOSTAK Hobbies: Dancing, Swimming, Ice Skating, Boys. .-lciivitii-s.' Service for many' tea- chers. Ambition: To marry a millionaire. 'jfs :NEI-N - fi ERAME sr-rx R t-it J . . 17 . ,Z o, e : .v in cor s, an H mss '+L' Egg d d fl' ' . 5: ramatigs ' f,B blic P?3,ki1 ,af . If Atglfutzoyzg o aff 0-y r col- lege d t bec 'e'fa d tsman. QQLL , 4.5! RICHARD STANTON Hobbies: Dancing, Swimming, Base- ball, Hockey, Basketball, Foot- ball, and Country Music. Ambition: To join the Air Force and learn a good trade. JON D. QQTEINMETZ Hobbies: Spo' Music. Actiui'tieib 2ZAb0ratory Serv- ice'2 'e' 'v AnibitioigA'?o b rfccessful and happy flieweve-Qytpk I do. in ' . :img r J .J ML if J Y We 2,5 -Y I l ku-v 4 -T' 1 , V., , W-..4?f .X W , .- Q, -ff QE 'A -W N4 M... -44 ...vm f u, . 4, 'ills' X llf Gini' lil: ,twx - in i Viiiz , s ,, mv ,f r,- a -Ms. -X v' ae- --.. .f , Q k Q- it it Q-.uf t ,pw QQITSS --vi- Q... S . rf-Q 'fr- glw, . QV' ...ff N rt i 1 . ,ni ai ww g ,Q ar, gp Q. ff, , -f' 6 FDR we , we-f' Qs.. .,,,,, vm 1 v2 ,ff qv-. NORMA STIEBER Holibiexg Dancing, Listening to Pop Music, Ice Skating, Reading. .lcliziilirm Service lor Attendance Otlice, General Ollice, Mrs. Jolie, Miss Cohn, Secretary in Hotne- rooni, Service on Program Com- mittee for Four Years. Amlnition: To make the Ones I love proud of me. SAMUEL STIMMEL Hobbies: Water Skiing, Flying, Bowling, Horseback Riding, Driv- ing and Sailing. Actirfit1'f's: Bowling Team, Orches- tia, Service, Turkey'Mountain, Senior Representative and Plaza Staff. Ambition: I plan to further my education anci to make my par- ents as proud of me as I am of them. EUGENE STRALTSSIHERG I1oI1!1ir.sp Basketball, Bowling, Soft- ball, Art, Photography. .Jfll1'I'1l1'.K.' Bowling Train, Service in Chemistry Laboratory. - cf- lf, LJGMZVX 4 fl , JJ 097L!f f I LCS ii t 1 :' , SL 'Z ' ' ,f K - a AM ' f 1 . r 5.3 ' WW' .flciizfiiiesx ert'ccW4id ior'M.r. Lmar, K ' .-lmliilium QA?I.17CCtA8S'1H vvhat- eierl ufri AKJLC Iffdfjgaygpuless ahe vith inyx wa UIUC- 1 u r V, , iwxurixn SZYMALSKI A 'M A, Iiolilmau Swinnning, lJancing,S1ng- .ff W 5 ing,Skaling. f -F 1 Arliu1'lim.' Student Court, Honors 1- 1, Gym. Amlrilionx A sinal band n my ' left han N ff! A A U 6-5 5' L 7 0,650 51 1 f 0 . A I , ,' ff? .M-M . FN ELEANOR TAINIBORSKI Hobbies: Baking, Cooking. Sewing. Knitting, Reading. Aclizfitiw: Student Court. Services in Language Department. Publi- cations, H.R., and Service League. .-lnzllilimzx To alnays be happy. .lmIiitiou.' To be a success. ix f i . . I i. rf'-'U xsTEU1HfAN'iE'T,ANC KJJS Q 1 .IjoibIiics.' Tap'Qa.i1ci'xg, Reading. ANNE STURM Hw!1lvif's.' Dancing, Ice Skating, Sivinuning, Reading, Boys. .lrlizfffies,' Honors Gym, All-Star Basketball Team, Honor Guard for l957 Graduation, Service Pin, Arista. Anilzitioir- To be a success in the business held and to niake those I love proud of nie. EDWARD SUCICH I'1!J1JlIit'.Y.' Baseball, Basketball Ambitimz.- To become a journalist. ii a - of . xx V i 'yff 1 ' V4 1 Q ry STANLI1 .SUHN U IHoIibie5.i', 'ootbaqlfigarz Records, ?eHi Fi, 'nd Cvbb. ge. I ltlclizfitiev, S lime, I Term, -f f0'l.'laz2i,' u aiginii, Iieairh Banca- ,X ti ri Serlii y 7 Te-rilis, l reshinanf i tio 1nci'lIjSocial Stud s, l Teiny' .tlrllbz Ilvllk To grafltlaf fr 1 ol- lege agil becoig a Q Qtf adt vertisj- gartist. ' '- - :fix .x AXX If , X 64 I V, . Stump gqollelctiiiv.,-lX'l king Some olriily 'ii11Cloil?E3Sr . . . , A I. eg . X Arizzintzcr' Se1v1ce,Xki'1st t AmIif1ion.- To achieve recognition in the literary held. ,-'Q wx ,za YQ. K..-Q VINCENT TED TS 'O Curtis. . ,D f gt e N 'E S , Y fx 'I DORIS TARENC Hrilrlrlkzv Collecting Rodin' R011 Recoids. Dancing. and Going out XYith MAI. .'lclix'z'Iit'.v.' Service in the General Olhfv. .-lnilritiou: To he 3 SUQCQS5 in life, and to niarrv a certain sailor with blue eyes, and black hair. .al Hiizizifrr' 1i.iskct v . .t1cli1'ilir' v'ice. .ilnilulion ' be SLICCM f I v DAVID TETRICK Hozizigm- Hi-ri, Bowling. '-'-' 4 .-lctztfzties: Captain of the Service 'ev League. '5' RITA TUREK Hobbies: Dancing, Handwork, Reading, Cooking, Ice Skating, Roller Skating, Taking Care of My Two Parakeets. Ambition: To become a registered nurse, and get married and be a devoted wife. Hobbies: Dancing, Buying New Clothes and Boys. Ambition: To have a happy and successful life. .imbitiom To become an executive wp in a retail store chain. ' i- us s retirees c J f ,Va 'ifL'RE.1t.L-ir4oLEN'gLJivo t Holibiksf gdrdgjy' 1Swimming,' 1 -..- Spprtt Ief gating Boys. ,' Acme s: ervi e in u1dance,IQlf- - ficei-,.H onors I?5Ly?,fKll-Star g'Vol-'X lev all ,anlgl as',efbiall-ill-eanis. f ' iirizlflitfoiifjv o make ,ihobe I love proud of me and tb, have my ownN..f MELROSE TURNTINE heaven on earth. l 5 ' 'lluf FRANK ron A ,-' 1' Hobbie n h' , ming. FIS ng, ikingb vfrigyu and Cus izingffa s. ll Ac 'zt' es: Alf 'st ep e entative G X' Q ar ook fYisupl,Aids ', V 'F' 1. fa' Bglogg uads, Yea :Hall ' M - 'Patr0l, -'2 Years: Aan fTAnnex Squad, 3'Years. Qi' , - , Ambition: To beco e an ' dustrial designer guidedfmi siles, to - - f x become W el -educated and to be V admired and respected by those if who count. f X 7 ANN TRINKER ' Hobbies: Bowling, Dancing, Delta Kappa Phi, Cheering for L.I.C., 6' Being H'ith My Boyfriend. V- Actz'r'itz'es: 6 Terms of Service, Hon- ors Gym, Cheerleaders, Volley- f , ball All Star Team. I Ambition: To make everybody happy and proud of me, espec- ially my wonderful parents. ULLE TRAUTVAG Hobbies: Lounges, Dancing, Read- , ing, Swimming. 0 Aetivities: Arista, Service. -1 Ambition: Go to college, see the '3 world, marry a multi-millionaire. l ' ' I ii? ' ' QM tl ' W ' L' J' ' Ho AE S I an - Rec- 0 V ,V , fi 'V V '-V l jzv .5 .I.C. V ball Team. ,, V P in ztion: ' in the Navy ' ' and th o o 11 ge. 'v i F GEORGE TURTURRO-3 Hobbiesf Da,ncing,,Bowling,A Rec- ordsx Baseball, Basketball and robibaii. , AetivitiVes: Service League. Ambition: I planl to go to college and major -in' science. ERICH ULTES Hobbies: Tropical Fish, Postage Stamps, Collecting Phonograph Records, Ping Pong and Art. Activities: I would like to become a geometry or biology teacher. ROBERT UNTERBERGER Hobbies: Model Airplanes, Reading Historical Novels, Girls and Pho- tography. Activities: Chemistry and Physics Laboratory, Service League, L.I. C. Representative to Pratt Career Conference of 1957. Ambition: To discover Sputnik jr. VIRGINIA VACCARELLI Hobbies: Collecting Records, Danc- in . Actigitier: Service for Social Stud- ies Department, and Service for Mrs. Goodman. Ambition: To become a successful actress, and to marry the man of my dreams. 'U' gt- - , lg ,, 1- QFD' .vw .- -.-t.-.- ri , 1? - rs 1 is-4' vi w QNX , '5 -m...,.- ,ff 'sf .. . - ' 1 . f 'tg' : S 9 i P 5 f, 5 R ff 5 ww-sw, -s s ,r . ' ,f f Q' X x 45 ' V .ed 'Self 1 , 1' Q K ! e? i T 1 3 T f ,M .. . S , K' E-' :I .-'35 If-55:52, IV? c f ,EIE'.1:i iI,:,.,7 ,5': . -ZW H X . get ' i 'ms' rv- H, .-cy' fffbpxl X , . , .t Qi: 2 -M f fu: fx tai s ...fw,z,fg xg.. X ix 'xx 1.52, f .lm -mf f Wg 'Q of 4 as JOSEPH VACCARO' Hobbies: Fishing, Baseball, Foot- ball, Basketball, Stamp Collect- ing and Dancing. Activities: Service League. Ambition: I plan to join the navy and continue my education there and to become a draftsman QI hopelj ANNE XQXKLNINI lln!:I1im.' Reading, Swimming, Pho- lllglllljily. .'lr!i1f11n'.s.' .'Xristu, Service. Being Home Room Scc'relary. .lml:1l1'on: 'lo become a successful tc-xulier, and make my family proud of me. CLAIRE VALENLXNO Hobl1z't'.s.' Drawing, Swimming, Skating, Horseback llltlillg, Dunc- ing. 1-lrli1fz'li1.s.' Service 2 Years. filllillll-UIl.' 'l'o be a success and marry ll millionaire. . 4' A ,. ,L iQyfflfiN0.C1Sffi Qllect Q uildyvvs Q. v1Nc:EN'r Y,-XSSALL l3JM4,.,'t,1Fi flolzlfifnv' Swimming, ancing, gl ,'l41iwz'lif's.' 7th Term Representative,1'V, .lmlziliom 'Io go to college foil achitectural engineering. lNlARGARET VIANDEN Hf!flillt'.S.' Collecting Records, Sports, Pets. .'l1'lizfilfw.x: Service for Miss Buckley. flml11'Lim1.' To become a success in lile and to get a 1961 Lincoln. RILJHARIJ VIGNA I-1o11l1iw.s.' Collecting jazz Records. .lclizf1'liz'.s.' Service in the Health Education Ollice, Service Squad. Amhi1ion.' To study to be a drafts- Illiill. .L LLTCILLE VINCI ming, Dancing, I i'lC'fIvlfl-li8.l.' Arista Member, Service in Program Committee and in Attendance Ofhce. Ambition: To go to college and be- come ll school teacher. jOANN VIVONA b ' 3 l1u!1bir'.s.- Sewing and Designing Clothes, Buying New Clothes, W ' and One Boy in l'3lillCLli2iI'. flrlizfiticm' Service Squad. t E flmbiliruz: Working and becoming I a successful wife and mother. ' -ff' LAWRENCE YOLLARO ffiohlmwx Baseball and Hockey. fIr'litfi1l'es.A Visual Aid Squad One Year. Amh1'tifm.' I only want to become a success in lile. ff 'V' .W 15.4 A AGNES VOURKAS , 2 I-loblaies: Dancing, Collecting Mani- ,- bo and Cha-Lha Records, Fash- F' ions, Swimming. - Activities' Service. Ambition: To live, love, laugh and , x be happy. S , iw l2-- jovcu wlxsiztsm ' - llolllfivr Dancing and Swimming. .'it'Hl'I-fit'3.' Seri ice in the Language A - Oliice. g A .-lfnhizion: To become a secretary i : 1 and inarry the one I love. it i gi 5 if I. Q ' .' :Q 5 0 ll,'XRlS.lXRA WEA'l'HERBY l1oI:!fif'x.' Roller Skating, Bowling, Swnnming. Reading, Popular Rec- -gg -gl. Ullls, llzmcing and just Having Fun. ' i X ..---,- flrlizfilivr' i'l'klgli1llll Committee, for I lerm, Plllglilllll Ollice for 2 X ezns, llomeroom Secretary for 2 Years. ,lmlniliozzx To reach the goal I have set in lile. J Hfflzluifm Reading, Musifi. 5WiII1' GUNTER WEISENAUER Hobbies: Collecting Records, Col- lecting Stamps, Model Planes and Cars. Activities: Cars, Weightlifting, Swimming. Soccer. flrnbitzonz To join the Navy and be a jet Mechanic. BARBARA WEISS Hobbies: Dancing, Ice Skating, Rol- fv- ler Skating, Reading, Swiniining, ,g W, Listening to Records. ' .4r'1iz'iIii'r: Boosters, Service. .4mbitiozz: To go to college fNew Paltz Statej and become an ele- mentary grade teacher. ,...., .xLT1oN IYEST . S Hobbies: Basketball, Baseball, Box- ' uw . mfr. Q, , Jnzlition: To go to barber school --f, and later get a businss of my , own. C ' .yi l - J YYONXE XYHITE Hoblness Dancing, Records, Soft- ball, Ice Skating. ,nf .lrfi'z'1'Iz2i.' Seri ice. .lmbilioiis To make my loved ones proud of me and to be a success in life. FRANCIS WINTERS Hobbies: Reading. lYriting and Collecting Records. 2 Artiziities: lVorked in General Of- r - , i ' 2, '--v I fice. Guidance Office, and Math TJ Ollice. .lnzbirioux To attend college at V in night and to become a court re- ff, 'f 'l','i2 .JL-137W i , ,, , porter. Wi' lilltwiis: ,N Lf' iii?--, - lil ui VM 'X LEROY WITHERSPOON Hobbies: Nlv Hobbies are Photo- graphy, All Sports, Dancing, and Yarious Club Activities. Activities: At Mt. Holly I Partici- pated in Varsity Football, Bas- ketball, and Track. I Also Helped to Publish the School Year Book. Ambition: After graduation I plan to attend college and study en- gineering. Camera Shy to ea DIANA ZALESKI Hobbies: judo, Skating in Roller Derby, Tennis, Bowling, Cheer- ing for L.l.C., Delta Kappa Phi Sorority, Talking on the Phone to Tom. Activities: 8 Terms G. O. Represen- tative, Flying Squad, Leaders Gym, Honors Gym, Basketball and Volleyball All Stars, Leader- ship, Plaza and Skyline Staff, Cheerleaders, Checring Squad, 8 Terms of Service, Honor Guard, and Senior Secretary. .-lmbition: To give mom and dad a reason to be proud of me and to make Tom Hickey happy the rest of his life ,, ,ff ' fx Ci - i' l . i . anc.n , ' R d- ' - .- g. .-1 olflli SIC 1 a' ii S: 'i e ad, Xt chilli 1' ie I V. S n My miriam o be a i and some- day ' p a doctor. NIARK ZIMMERMON Holrbics: Handball, Hiking, Swim- ming, Dancing. Acizrfitier' Service. .lmlu'1iou.- Go to college, join the Air Force, and get married. RATHRYN ZUBROVIC 11oIiI:i'i'.s.- Sewing, Church Clubs. Reading, Dancing, Debating, Pliotography. .lclizfitiess 3 Years Student Court, Homeroom President, Secretary, Major and Minor Letters, Serv- ice Pin, G. O. Representative 2 Years, Red Cross Representative 2 Years, President of Student Court. .1HI1Jff1.0ll.' 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Q58 ,siege - L we A hwfinf mm --gram t P - 4,,, ,,.,,x , ,, Www mW:1w 'WAKy or wef as sg e 'eg A E z, :sw sg 1 Z gy Z 2 Y 'Ei If V eeaegesss eeadsieri J2h?EhQ?5S 5, QE V NWN Reconstruction The plaster was a'erumlJlz'n, The floors were paved with dirt, We Sophomores were not impressed, But we were sure alert. VVe daily notieed workmen, And painters as a rule, A'rushln and a'pantz'11, To re-do our old school. The montlzs rushed by, The school grew bright, As juniors we appeared, There still was dirt, And dust and grime, But when the mist had eleared, The l111z'ld1'11g shone brfglztly, But we eould plainly see, The old srhool wouldrft be complete, Till SC'71fl'0T.S we would be. A las, eomes Lgradszzatfon, How soon we say adieu, To our proud and stately The L.I.C. llIf1l'S7I6U'. buildirzgy. By Steve Bergman ACtiUitieS I7 YW Q?-,.Qjw 45:25 s g Ek X45 Q- iff! 1 ,Q X QA AQQQ I X Q ff XX ff f 6 YQ fn X71 Q Wx Egg J S NL xv, X Q2 f Tv N f N1 1 1 M Q Q QW Y A l i t xx General Urganization ll. sp E-. is G. O. COUNCIL The General Organization functions under the super- Mm vision of Mr. Irving Altman. The purpose of this organ- Q ff L . ization is to finance and organize school activities. Candidates seek oflices in the G.O. council campaign by Y is ivin s leeches and b han in 1' Josters throu hout the S 3 1 Y 3 S l H school. On election day, the entire student body casts its votes for the candidate of its choice. All school clubs and Social Activities are dependent upon the functions and the treasury of the GO. ' X ff SENIOR CLASS G. O. A RE i' l ' . k . . PRESENTATIY Eb W 4 V 1 sh .I 69 N 1 Y A 4, X 'N K X 'iii N t MG ii L d ll' .'u. 'i1 I h Training the leaders of tomorrow, educating the teenagers ol to- day-that's the purpose of Leadership Class. This organization is under the able guidance of Mr. Irving Altman and works in close 'l harmony with the G.O., the practicing student leadership group of the school. tee . R ,Ny . T 1 lzi , U 4 M4 ' ' 'N .Q-:ga ,t ,, ,s ' A iH51 N . A-2 wx. X Vlflhblskfq - Uv Arista Here is the Cream of the Crop. These stu- dents excel in scholarship, character, and service. In order to gain recognition as a member of Arista, one must pass an interrogation by the Arista Senate, our school principal, and Dr. XValker, our new faculty adviser. tudent Court Under the direction of Miss Helen Rosen- blum, our Student Court has been one of the leading branches of L. I. C.'s student govern- ment. Since its formation, in 1946, it has proven very successful in the interpreting and enforcing of school laws. Before our judges come students who have broken the code of school laws, and here, too, due punishment is passed. 3 ' 5' 5 ' 1 ffgignrizhf X Kirk . lisp CATS ls- 'Wfs Sf-C 5 liz.. i W'- i t--- Ntt A l I it mmm L ..... Chorus This year the chorus is extremely large. There are 72 students expertly headed by Mrs. Relin, Their repertoire consists of both popular and classical pieces. Performances are given in the Annex as well as in the Main Building. These musicals are anti- cipated, enjoyed, and appreciated by all. f Y l Into this group go both experienced ienced in the field of music. Under the proudly call our orchestra. To these talented music ians and Mrs. Tobin we sing our praises. Orchestra r of if lv t .JC Q R r MJ Eli ' u- s and inexper- Q Ci 47 J expert super- ' A vision of Mrs. Tobin they develop into what we X X wax gf y ,tt f 'A V EW? I ' ' 'E '5 Literary: Carol Ruggiero, Eva Herman, Mary Louise Rosa, Marilyn Holtz- man. Layout: Lola Pazos, Nancy Newman, joni Golub, Maria Calderon. Art: Numael Pulido, Stan- ley Suhar, Frank Tor- tora. Senior Agairs: Cynthia Loewy, Lynda Pargh. y EDITORIAL STAFF As you enter the boys' gym balcony you will hear the clack of I 4 tvpewriters and the voices of editors calling out deadlines. This , is the meeting of our yearbook staff in the Publications Office. at Q These anticipant journalists are working to produce the 1958 AM as, V edition of Plaza. Under the fine supervision ol Mrs. Greenstone, W W. the staff has learned the value of cooperation and teamwork. X 4 s nz f, 1 X f 1 0- ,. ,if A , yy. f ,V ? 5 , f. Pictures, ads and papers galore 'hf':?fff26'ffQ: e rw' IN' O ' T , , , li, E Block the Publication s ofhce door. Soliciting for ads in every nook Leads to the pages of the Plaza Book. Patricia Carpenter, ,xl Crespo, Al- The all important picture drive bina Criscuolo, Antionette Fico V ' - - Judy Fitzmaurice, Barbara Griff Ab? employs H115 busy hlve' Bette Kedidji, Christy Kvpp 'i 'f'7 If' 'P Dillgent Mr. Jacobson heads the show Claudia Quinn, joan Ritter , . , y Eleanor Tamborskiy Priscilla The- And ieally makes these busy bees go. odore, Marika Trautvag. .5 W7 xx C., gg -,.,f 9 -,-1-1' ' ' -' , , 1'5- x J , ,Q-9' Vwlmfgjz 6,1 hd BUSINESS STAFF rv P Che mistr Laborat or quad This group organized by Miss Tanenbaum assures us of clean test tubes. During the mod- ernization of our school our young scientists missed the laboratory. So we are now happy to welcome back our Chem Lab Squad, who pre- pare our lab equipment and keep it sparkling, Service League The Service League is the newest member of L. I. C.'s student government. Its members dis- play the Finest characteristics of Dependability, Responsibility and Personality in dealing with visitors to the school and students. They see to it that visitors get the proper directions and that here is no loitering in the halls by students. This enormous task is under the supervision of Miss Helen Rosenblum, and works in close harmony with the Student Court. X X Library Squad L . 14,7 7 e V sf- ? V 1 sn jects and themes. Under the authority of Miss Alexander and M15 Nilson, the Library Squad has been of great assistance to all the members of the school. They have shown an endless degree of patience and cooperation in aiding us in Hnding material fO1 our constant stream of pro Senior Representatives Q24 The Collectors . . '1 'iff 1 Q Plaza Representatives Lal? QQ I i-'Egg Xrfff' X. vi W af Q, gf A g if v G Y ,Q '32 f . , . x i ,Hg 4 '5 Q . ., NM - . .gms-, A . ' L.. , X Q ' .- f' N .Q - ' '4 ,K ' ,, 6 I ' N,-J P1 , 4 K f ' 'Ymf V N x ,. 1 , iw .... . . Q V 6 ' XM, film if ' 5 - 3 - 'wk ' S 7 ig Eff 4 I 1 ffl' lf I azz, M, Basketball You'vc seen the Globe-trotters, you've seen the Knicks, but have you seen our Plazzunen in action? Under the excellent coaching of Mr. ' fx Lynch, our athletes with their precision coor- .. iw- 9 . if dination on the courts, have brought fame to '44- L.I.C. .,VT,, w , R+ is .ctw ..-no-A m-.QV l N SFX, i Tir X . 1 wi '.,f w,.,,,5f ijgw wlvgq 'mu' Q -4, if Web NN X wx R 5 ll Q05 17 MQ I f . .Am W M. Of ,,,,... I Bowlm The bowling team continues to get strike after , strike, with its fine spirit of cooperation. This team which functions under the able leadership of Mr. Gobes, has been another asset to L.I.C.'s sports program. FENCING En garde is the cry heard at the start of every fencing session. This virtually new club under the supervision of Mr. Bank has given to L.I.C. a continental air. Added to this, we acquired a young Hungarian fencer, Paul Kende, who is considered to be one of New Yorlds best. Because of the tea1n's eagerness and co- operation, we are certain that it will be a continued success. ws 1 'T 'fu-----1-q i 'nf . 1 'u l n 1 ft ::::n lX 1 X , X fl:':'lf'xX I ', ':I'f'1f'v.-V ' '1.'l,f1, l,, 1 1 4 V , I, ff ., 1, A ,lvl ,Inh- I' ' s I 1 ,tl u 4 1 , i JA' - xi-'P ' .Ix ll,, ' A I .Q X r fb Q V at F F3 e w N15- 0 Handball Team 7 If it is a swift and skilled game of handball that you .5 are looking for, you need not search farther than the courts'of L.I.C. On warm spring days, this expert team practices for many hours to achieve the perfection they seek. Under the supervision of Mr. Frank Gobes, our handball team will surely bring victory and excitement to any game. .. ,,,,.. ,t - .VMWWW . W, , ww,-if ly, , wr M 55 '9'f915wW7?5f--Y - -frf 'N I 'f4ESvm - fi? a.z1:m:'c:Wf3,15Li M'rm,fxt,:ay,,MMW, V-2-ea .... 'f um A f' ---' ' W-gaxvaa, Qlfwfgai,newwfififfaaiffeiffe' t '- mmm- e:.f':s..-W, . 4:-fs: V ,Q WW Av ' isxzf Girls' Honor Gym GIP.LS'CY l , N N 'g if t fy Going up to the girls' gym during the sixth ff, . L , P. 6,--A I period one Ends the schools feminine honor ' ' athletes. Competition is at a high peak showing l the quality of good sportsmanship. The girls are ably instructed and guided by Mrs. Dorothy -X., Ferguson. 82 R ff va sy, f These lovelies can always be depended upon when tension mounts on the basketball court. They cheer our Plazamen on to victory with diffi- cult routines led by Captain JoAnn Romano and Co-captain Judy Fitzmaurice. This year we proudly boast of four new cheers and the addi- tion of a mascot, three year old Nini Stathis, who enhances the cheers and is loved by all. The loyal maroon and blue uniformed co-eds appear at every basketball game. With mega- phones in hand they aid the Cheerleaders and are led by Nancy Gentile, Captain and Ellie Chicas, Co-captain. will K Q , X I f Q' yzff- ' if i W7 7 J f fy I ,IW A , L- ,- f ' W' 4' fy - ,ff ae . . . W ,r,, ,, , 31' Cheerleaders ,X his he M .1 ml FQ Q, JZ! .1 Cheering quad The Annex . . . Freshman year for many of our graduates was spent in the Annex of L.I.C. There, in the friendly atmosphere of a small school, they became acquainted with the high school require- ments and thus entered the main building prepared for what was ahead. The Annex, now under the excellent supervision of Mr. Samuel Forsheit, is gaining importance and recognition each year. It will be long remembered by many of us as the beginning oi a -.vonderlul high school career. qw- 'WEEE Q? ,N l ss SNA :ez- 3 ts X NX XE X X -.4 -.5 .1 x Nx . s , aw ' . .. .. S3 3 had ' IW W El EWS Our Little Red Schoolhouse -f MQW my '-ivy., ' 'f' is.. :. z. 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M .. iwg-bt,Xv'k as-if 5 Q XE s 5 X X , . rw xx -s A f' 3 X T .S f X 7 ' .L ,A , 0 - Lg F6 xr c' Lf W Q V N in i .film 1 N X X VQAX lg li T-D L SLT ' y ., . ii ,V 'wax 1 4' i l i ,7 T ' ' l i Th , 6 Ml 4 I l Last Exam f, , it 'f ' f i J gf 1 Listen all seniors and you shall hear, X, lc! y Of ghastly Hnals which were so near. i K ii' 'Twas the middle of June in'58, f And all we students had a date, XX'ith proctors, pledges, regents and such l XX'hicli usually we all hate to touch, yx But graduation comes when we pass, For every senior boy and lass. IQ.-,lib JJ3, Then saying farewell to all our pals, And wishing luck to all our gals, YVe marched amid a cloud of gloom, To the dreaded examination room. For 90 minutes it was rough, That last exam was pretty tough. The bell did ring, we looked alive, I thought I got a 25. At last those old results appeared, And it was nothing like we feared. You all passed and so did I, XVhile some of the girls began to cry, For graduation is coming near, Sono more finals shall we fear. By Steve Bergman From the Family Album . . . V-Q 4, 4 2 . . .Photography Credits to MR. SESSLER Q Mwiwhzmwmm , V- wr' Ln :Tk XXX I' N- , f, f Z . 'ff K? fl! fi' ff' wwf :M Wi ljv rdf Q ,M in-.. WL UH ww, if 9 v K , ? J ff , A W X x K , 0 1 L A ,. jf Www . , .i 'z PV V f ,- f ' ,,,, - P f A- m V' A ' K 'L A! ,gf 55 ,, , , ,, 5 we 5 f Q f fy BL, E As We Part . . . Mfe are now on the path to a life so new, A life that's strange with unknown ways. And yet in our hands the world is placed At our command in just a lew days. The world of our future will be a happy one YVith peace and love and hope. Light will surround us all, The earth in darkness will no longer grope. Together we came, and learned, and laughed, And together we grew to what we are. VVe'll remember well the lessons we've learned Wliether we stay near or travel far. VVe walk towards life, eager and bright, Shedding a tear on the way For the world we've known, in this our home, ls forever gone today. By Eva Herman it .. ev'- ', W 94 I ' QM P34 , 'a last E111 anh testament 'UML' 35 MRS. ALBIN4A solid gold amoeba MRS. ALTM,-XNfThe inevitable discovery of the l0Itli-element MR. ALTMAN-A class that will have B L I S P MR. BANK-A new pair ol bucks MR. BECKOFF-A class of non-conformists MISS BUCKLEY-A quiet homeroom class MR. COHENYA rotating classroom MR. ELLENBOGEN5The perfect secretary MRS. FERGUSON'-An Olympic title MRS. FREID-The ability to remain as understanding as ever MRSCALLANTER-A piece of chalk that will write legibly MR. CINSBURCajust like any lawyer, he Hwants all the Iacts MRS. GOODMAN-A few gray hairs to make her look less like a pupil MR. GGULD-A kiss from every senior girl, a salute from every senior boy MRS. CREENSTONEgA million thanks from an indebted Senior Class MRS. HARRISfA seat in Congress MR. JACOBSONfA smaller yearbook dehcit MISS LASER-The farewell we could not say MISS LYNCH-An isolated homeroom MR. MENIKOFF-A publisher for his book entitled, HIVHO SAID PHYSICS XVAS A SERIOUS SUBJECT? MR. N.-XTHANSON+A hi-fi tape recording of his quiet homeroom class MISS POLSTEINYA princess' tour through Paris MISS REIGEN-A class of Pulitzer Prize winners MRS. RELIN-A trap to catch male chorus members MR. ACHTEL-Ditto MISS ROSENBLUM-B-Z-Z-Z-Z MISS SHEAHANaA revised edition of Plane Geometry MRS. TARR-A written lesson especially prepared by her students MRS. TUNISaA lifetime Columbia Fellowship MR. 'WEXLER-The joker is wild 95 DELMA STUDIOS 521 FittI1 Avenue New York, New York 3,6-Simi OUR OFFICIAL YEARBOOK PI-IOTOGRAPI-IER ww OFFICE AND LABORATORY 9 West 20th Street WAtkins 9-1880 New York 11 New York .76 A-will EDWARDS BRCTHERS, INC. YEARBOOK SPECIALISTS 2500 South State Street Ann Arbor, Michigan ASforio 4-9877 MEI rose 5-8257-58-59 Roxy Bar cmcl Grill Icleal Purveyors, Inc. 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