Lynch High School - Senior Yearbook (Amsterdam, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 232 of the 1960 volume:

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In order to face the events of years to come we have been taught by our teachersg taught by our friendsg taught by our own mistakes. We are ready to take our first steps into the great unknown that is the future. As we leave the hill we will carry with us what should be a very dear part of our lives- our yearbook. As we turn these pages thirty or forty years from now, we hope that this annual will bring back pleasant memories of our high school years. . Photo by L. Paul Masto COPY EDITORS SUSAN FURMAN PETER ORR ADVISORS MISS MARY BURNHAM MR. ROBERT ROY PICTURE EDITORS LOIS MAAT PHIL BRACCHI SPORTS EDITORS JANET ZEPPIERI ANTHONY CALIFANO ART EDITORS IOSENA VAN TASSEL DIANE WEISSMAN SOCIETY EDITORS KATHY DERSHAIVI BILL WILDE PHOTOGRAPHY MANAGER LOUIS NAILOR BUSINESS MANAGERS MARY ANN MIKOLAITIS CHARLES OLNEY . V -W .. W M, V A.. k,A, ,V,, A,,, . , , ,,,, Y, Y YY , , Y W j Q 5 i 2 E e Ev ii 5 li K 5 a K E Ls' Q3 3 M A' sk .. ,. mm fs 1 1 L W r ,W .. , J, 5 ,. 1 1' I -' - .f Wg- -f A 6 Gs 'H fa Y as Wi ,Q Kg 5 . h GW I 'R E SUPERINTENDENT OF SCHOOLS DR. STANLEY L. RAUB You have reached a milestone in your life and I wish to express my profound congratulations to the graduating class of 1960. Your educational pursuits here should help you reach a worthy objective- a full life. Instinct, mind, and spirit are all essential to a full lifeg each has its own excellence and its own corruptions. Each can attain a spurious excellence at the expense of othersg each has a tendency to encroach upon the othersg but in the life which is to he sought all three should be developed in coordina- tion and intimately blended in a single harmonious whole. May you be successful in achieving this full life during the years to come! Stanley L. Raub W 11.,, ,,...,: .... E5 2 gsm f ' s E MR. TURNER and MR. HALL CPrincipa.l and Vice Principalj To the Class of 1960: Your days at Wilbur H. Lynch are soon to end. Many of you will go on to higher educationg others will enter upon a chosen career in business, the trades, or as homemakers. Wherever your paths may lead, I sincerely hope that the years you have spent here have prepared you for success and a reasonable measure of happiness. I hope you will carry with you many pleasant memories of your schoolmates and teachers, and that you will remember, as you leaf through this book in later years, that each and every one of you left here with the deep and sincere good Wishes of all of us-and I speak for Mr. Hall and every member of the staff, as well as for myself. L.-,ef L CLERICAL STAFF Left to right: A. Elizabeth Wilson, Freda Wallin, Geraldine Kerhelis. TEACHERS WI-IO LEFT A.H.S. IN 1959 FRONT, left to right: Mrs. Plumb, Miss Cline, Miss Stuart. REAR, left to right: Mr. Smith, Mr. Sparks, Mr. Plumb. ww. vm 54 qygm QM mf KJ vw, 'im W e K l I ww ' mr if fit ii 5 5 W A' ': I 11 'I W MATH SEATED: Raymond Mason, Margie Pollock, Daniel Greco. STANDING: Charles Harmon. SCIENCE SEATED: Jack Saroff, Edmund Reilly. STANDING: Ronald Wyszomirski, Edward Rosenthal. I GUIDANCE SEATED: Catherine Delos. STANDING: Ethel Lovenheim, Carol Richardson. COMMERCIAL SEATED: Marguerite Caldwell, Mary Breslin, Craig Martin, Evalyn Jones, Marion Slezak STANDING: Antoinette Salamack, Jean Cotugno. MISSING: Mildred Isabel. DRIVER EDUCATION Joseph DiBIasi VOCATIONAIJ ARTS SEATED: Vito Ottati, Francis Abele. STANDING: Clifford Stratton, John Schwartz, Joseph Dreaney, Gerald Trejderowski 5 Ei 2 W 1 Z Z 2 5 C L A S S OF 1960 25 JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS SEATED: Andy Chmura, Presidentg Anthony Califano, Vice-President. STANDING: Ann Agosta, Secretary, Harry Boswell, Treasurer. UNIOR RING COMMITTEE SEATED: A. Pepe, P. Reidy, P. Bracchi, M. LaGreca, K. Santos. STANDING: V. Ciccarino, R. Marotta, M. Barna, D. Valerio, B. Jedrzewski, J. Van Tassel, J. Dulczewski, F. Gerardi. JAYVEE CHEERLEADERS Center: Christine Fontecchio, Captain. Left to right: P. Martini, A. Agosta, J. Nicosia, D. Buczkowski, C. Quini, J. Zeppieri, J. Peck, D. Valerio, S. Davidson. MEMORIES JUNIOR PRIZE SPEAKING Left to right: F. Gerardi, winnerg D. Galushag J. Aulisig D. Valeriog P. Bracchig C. Ders- hamg C. Turnerg W. Shakespeareg L. Maat, wlnner JUNIOR PROM COURT Left to right: A. Jarosz, J. Januszewski, A. Reilly, Queen Ann Pepe, C. Serylo, A. Agosta, D. Galusha. BOYS' STATE REPRESENTATIVES Chris Turner, Anthony Califano. cchh! 'ROUN Methinks I smell something burning. Roughhouse, anyone? THE CHOOL A stitch in t ime saves nine. Heave ! M ' Q ' ' as 51 ' f wav K Man, what a shocker! HOW WE GOT THIS WAY . . 1957-1958 1958-1959 1959-1960 At last we were part of what we had long heard and talked much about. There were many new situations facing us. You mean to say that both boys and girls can sit on the same side of the gym during lunch? And can we really enter and leave the school by any door we Wish? For a while we were embarrassed and ridiculed by the 'gsuperiorn upper- classmen, but after a few weeks we became accustomed to the new school life. Our first school election resulted in Tony Penge being chosen as President of our Sophomore Class with Tony Califano as V.P.g Lenny Bush and Ann Agosta were treasurer and secretary respectively. A 2-3 record was posted by our football team. We were all encouraged to join a Hi-Y and many of us were elected to the Student Council. On Christmas Night we spent pleasant hours at Phi Delta's Emerald Eve. After struggling through our first midyears, we encountered fratemities and sororities. Many of us joined and, in spite of that first week, few have regretted their decision. I thought that only ducks duck-walked! The Jayvee cheerleaders-Sue Davidson, Diane Valerio, Dottie Buczkowski, Joanne Nicosia, Pauline Martini, Janet Peck, Janet Zeppieri, Ann Agosta, and Carol Quini-chose Chris Fontecchio to lead them. These girls cheered our basketball team on to a 12-5 record. In June we learned firsthand what the Regents were all about. '4Look-technicolorlv After this, summer vacation was a welcome thing. We were now on the second rung of the ladder to our success as illustrious Seniors and this year our class was represented by Andy Chmura and Tony Califano as president and vice-president. Ann Agosta was secretary for the second year and Harry Boswell was elected treasurer. Diane Valerio became the new varsity cheerleader captain. A new football coach, Mr. Long, came to guide our team. The young crew stacked up a 1-4 record. Phi Delta7s annual Christmas formal bore the festive name Holiday Soireef' Our class broke the tradition at A.H.S. by buying round class rings. Cupid's Cotillion, presented as the annual Valentine formal by KE, was a pleasant break after those dreadful mid- years. Our class resumed the Junior Prize Speaking Program and Lois Maat and Frank Gerardi emerged the winners. A great basketball team presented the school with a 14-5 record. In the spring twelve of our number were inducted into the National Honor Society. Our Junior Prom was a fitting end to a good school year. We can still see the large castle and beautifully decorated gym that set the stage for Shangri-La. And so went our second year. The day that never would come finally did arrive on September 9, as we took up our roles as the big shots around the school. A few of us garnered top positions in the class, several more edited our yearbook and Item, and a few became Senior members of the Honor Society. We had a fairly successful football team, and the basketball season proved as exciting as usual. We survived our final midyears and drove ourselves hard toward the ultimate goal: Graduation. Now it is upon us we look back over our three years in A.H.S. with a feeling of gratitude and fond memory as we leave. I i I 1 P w CHARLES ACKERMAN Chuck Air Force Red Crossg SPCAQ 10073 Attendanceg Magazine Salesg No Tardiness. Calmness is a great advantagef' JUDITH ANN ADAMSON i'.ladson Art School Treas., Phi Alpha Lambdag Marie Antoinette Hi-Y '57g Art Staff, Year- book: Girls' Chorus '57g Jr. Prom Ticket Committee. Blessed with charm that's certain to please. BETTY JANE AGEDAL Bet Business School Phi Alpha Lamhdag Credit List, Magazine Salesg 100721 Banking, Girls' Chorusg No Tardinessg Student Activ- ity Fund. A good heart's worth goldf' ANN F. AGOSTA Secretarial School Sec., Chi Sigma Thetag Vars. and JV Cheerleaderg Sec., Soph. and Jr. Classg Jr. Prom Decorating Committeeg Magazine Sales Managerg Usher, Grad- uation Exercisesg Business Staff, Year- book, Drama Club, Girls, and Mixed Chorusg Jr. Prom Attendant. Pretty and lively, her manner petite, Always so busy, always so sweet. ANTHONY P. ALEXANDER Tony undecided JV and Vars. Foothallg 10011 Bank- ingg Chi Phi Betag Magazine Sales. He hides his intelligence behind a jest and reveals his wisdom in a jokef' ROBERT ALIBOZEK Bo-Bo College Pres., Phi Kappa Epsilong Sec., Phi Kappa Epsilong JV Football, Student Council 2 yrs.g Student Activity Fundg Magazine Salesg Jr. Prom Dec. Com.g Credit Listg Interfraternity Council. Wrapped up in a dreamf' KFemale, that is U EDMUND ALTERI Eddie,' undecided Here's to women and other expenses. JOSEPH M. AMBROSE Joe undecided Safe-Teen Clubg Magazine Salesg Chi Phi Beta. What is a high-brow? He is a man who has found something more inter- esting than women. MARY AMENDOLA Krutz,' IBM School Chi Sigma Thetag Majorettesg Jr. Prom Dec. Committeeg Magazine Salesg Chorusg Credit List. This popular lass has a lot of classf, PATTY LYNN AMMERALL G'Pat Business School Treas., Phi Deltag Clare Booth Luce Hi-Yg Majoretteg Student Councilor '57, '58g Girls' Chorus '57, '58g Home- room Manager, Magazine Sales: Jr.-Sr. Athletic Cluhg Bowling Cluhg Credit Listg Yearbook Business Staffg Na- tional Honor Society. A little fun, a little quiet, Make for a very balanced diet. PATRICIA ANN ANDERSON Patti', Business School Phi Alpha Lambdag Credit Listg Honor Rollg Magazine Salesg Bank- ingg Red Crossg Drama '57g Student Activity Fundg Retailing '58, '59. ' Her glowing hair reflects her glow- ing personality. MARGARET ANDOLINA Marg Beautician Chi Sigma Thetag Majorettesg Credit Listg Jr. Prom Decorating Committeeg Magazine Salesg Student Activity Fundg Chorus '58g Drama '58. Her smile is sweetened by her grav- ityf, EDWARD B. ANDRZEJEWSKI Ed Air Force Magazine Salesg Theta Alpha Kappag 10073 Attendance '57, '58g Credit Listg 10075 Bankingg No Tardiness. 'longer lives a man glad than lives one sadf' EDWARD D. ANDRZEJEWSKI Andy College Golf Teamg Magazine Salesg Student Activity Fundg No Tardiness. They that know the most, make the least noisef, PAUL ANDRZEJEWSKI Paul College JV and Vars Football N0 Tardi ness Magazine Sales Student Actlv 1ty Fund I never pat off until tomorrow what I can possibly do the day after RICHARD ANDRUS 0osta service JV and Vars. Basketballg JV and Vars. Footballg Trackg Nu Delta Sigmag Varsity A Club. Work is good, but only for other people. THOMAS ANDRUS Squeek Service Chi Phi Betag 100W Bankingg No Tardinessg Magazine Salesg Intra- mural Basketball. Work fascinates mej I could look at it for hours. ROBERT D. ANTHONY Bo bl' undecided SPCAg 10017 Bankingg No Tardi- nessg Student Activity Fund. 'cLive and let live. JOSEPH AULISI oe Colle e Co Editor rn Chief Item Vice Pres National Honor Soc Vrce Pres Billy Burger H1Y H1Y Council Theta Alpha Kappa Junior Prize Speaking Alternate Student Councilor 2 yrs National Thesplan Society' Sr. Play Read. Com. He appears quiet, but what good are appearances. RICHARD E. AVERY G'Dick,' Navy Student Activity Fundg SPCAQ Theta Alpha Kappag Track, Intra- mural Basketballg Magazine Sales. He is what the superior man seeks in himself, W hat the. small man seeks in others. MARY JANE BARKER Nursing Magazine Salesg SPCAg Red Crossg No Tardinessg 100W Bankingg Stu- dent Activity Fundg UNICEF. Her quiet nature tells of her likable nature. MARY BARNA aMUf6,, Business School Guard, Phi Deltag Captain, Major- ettesg Susan B. Anthony Hi-Yg Re- porter, Itemg Jr.-Sr. Athletic Clubg Jr. Ring C0m.g Magazine Salesg Jr. Prom Dec. Com.g Credit, Listg Usher, Grad- uation '59. Quiet and calm, Iill always go along? STEPHANIE ANN BARONE Steph,' Nursing Chaplain,1KEg Pres., Margaret Chase Smith Hi-Yg Majoretteg Interfraternity Councilg No Tardinessg Society Staff, Yearbookg Credit Listg Bowling Clubg Jr.-Sr. Athletic Club. Short, sweet, and nice to meet. NORMAN BARTON Norm,, undecided Chi Phi Betag Magazine Salesg Stu- dent Activity Fundg No Tardiness. Great thoughts, great feelings, come to him. DONALD BAZAN 4'Don Air Force Bandg Student Activity Fundg SPCAQ UNICEFQ No Tardinessg Chi Phi Beta. He is bold in his clefensef' NATHANIEL BECKWITH Nat Hudson Valley Tech. 100'Zp Bankingg Magazine Salesg SPCAQ No Tardinessg4Student Activity Fundg UNICEF. Physically strong, mentally alertf, LINDA BEERS Lynn Nurse Susan B. Anthony Hi-Yg Jr. Prom Publicity Com.g Business Staff, Year- bookg Student Activity Fundg Credit Listg No Tardinessg Magazine Salesg Reporter, Item. She's pretty to walk with and witty to talk with. CAROL ANN BELLEN ':Carrie,, undecided Magazine Salesg 1001 Bankingg No Tardinessg UNICEFg 100W Attend- anceg SPCA. She is a fair creature. CHARLES BENNETT g'Chas.7, College Magazine Salesg Bankingg No Tar- dinessg UNICEFg Credit Listg SPCAg Class Bankerg Yearbook Staff. Be find and courteous to this gentle- man. CARL BERGEN Berg,' Paul Smith College Red Crossg ltemg Student Activity Fund. From the crown of his heaol to the sole of his foot, he is all mirth. THOMAS R. BERNASKI Bohn Army 10011 Bankingg Red Crossg SPCA. I wish he would explain his explana- tionln DAVID BETTINGER 4'Da11e'l College Bandg Orchestrag Yearbook, Business Staffg Traffic Courtg JV Footballg Nu Delta Sigmag Student Activity Fundg Magazine Sales. '4For men ma come and men ma 0 J' J' 5 , but I go on forever. PETER BBTZ The Big Guy College Co-Editor-in-Chief, Itemg Yearbook, Copy Staffg Vice-Pres. Key Clubg Theta Alpha Kappag Billy Burger Hi-Yg Magazine Salesg Credit Listg Bandg Orchestrag Music Librarian. What this country needs is a good five cent Cigarf' BARBARA ANN BILLINGTON 'GBarb Business School Co-Chief, Majorettesg Marie Antoin- ette Hi-Yg Chorusg Student Activity Fundg Drama Clubg Jr. Prom Decorat- ing Committeeg UNICEFg Credit List. She is a woman, therefore she may be wooedfl JOAN BINDULSKI '4foni Secretary Magazine Salesg IOOZJ Bankingg UNlCEFg No Tardinessg Red Crossg SPCA. And thou hts, contentment, peace of ' 57 g mind. CYRIL BINTZ Cy Army Red Crossg SPCA. Care,s an enemy of life. BARBARA BOCCIO Tex Ceramics Honor Rollg Credit Isistg Copy Staff, Yearbookg- Usherg Magazine Salesg Community Chestg Homeroom Banker. My, but she is peppyf' SANDRA BORNT NSandy Business School Girls' Chorusg Bankingg Magazinesg Student Activity Fundg Bowling Club. Modesty is the citadel of beauty and of virtue? HARRY J. BOSWELL Bos,' College Treas., Student Councilg Pres., Vice- Pres., Nu Delta Sigmag Treas., Junior Classg Credit Listg Magazine Salesg Junior Prom Committeeg Student Coun- cilorg Student Activity Fund. A genius may be slow of growth. JAMES BOTTISTI ufimv Navy Kappa Rho 5 Red Cross g SPCAg UNICEF. KI huff, I strut, look big and stare, and all this I can do because I dare. PHILLIP BOZEK Phil Air Force SPCAQ Red Crossg Honor Rollg Credit Listg No Tardiness. '4Art is not a thing, it is a way of life. PHILIP BRACCHI c'Phil College Pres., Drama Clubg Pres., Thespian Societyg Senior Play Reading Commit- teeg Picture Editor, Yearbookg Kappa Rhog Chairman, Jr. Ring Committeeg P.A. Announcerg Magazine Salesg Stu- dent Councilor '58. 'iLife would be sad in every way with- out a stage on which to play. ARTHUR BRAMER Art Navy Student Activity Fundg Red Crossg SPCAQ Bankingg Magazine Salesg UNICEF. Be thou familiar but by no means vulgarf: ESTHER BRAMER Es,' undecided Bowling Clulog Athletic Cluhg Maga- zine Salesg SPCAg Student Activity Fundg No Tardiness. MA quiet, pleasant manner wins many friends? CAROLE BRAZILE Cheekee undecided Majorettesg Alpha Delta Phig Mag- azine Salesg Girls, Chorusg No Tardi- ness. HA woman's whole existence is a his- tory of affections. AGNES BRICKNER Aggie College Student Councilor '59g Alternate '58, '60g Honor Rollg Credit Listg Refresh- ment Chairman, Jr. Promg Usher, Sr. Commencement, '59g Marie Antoinette Hi-Yg Hi-Y Council ,585 Girls, Chorusg Copy Staff, Yearbook. Kindness is wisclomf: EDWARD BRICKNER ::E!idi6,, undecided Magazine Salesg SPCAg Red Crossg UNICEF. Eat, olrink and be merry for tomorrow there is schoolf, DOLORES ANNE BRIGNOLE Def Beautician Sigma Phig Girls' Chorusg Mixed Chorusg Magazine Salesg Bankingg Credit Listg SPCAQ Community Chest. Here's one who laughs in her sleep. SHARON LEE BROOKER Brook College Alpha Delta Phig Bankingg Student Activity Fundg Red Crossg SPCAg Girls' Chorusg Magazine Salesg No Tardinessg Marie Antoinette Hi-Yg Publicity Committee, Jr. Promg Coln- munity Chest. '4People who make no noise are clan- geronsf' FLORENCE BRYANT Flon Secretary Student Activity Fundg No Tardi- nessg Girls' Bowling Clubg SPCAg UNICEFg 10072 Bankingg Magazine Salesg Credit List. Her ways are ways of pleasantnessf' DAVID BUBNIAK Doves, De Vry Magazine Salesg Chi Phi Betag Traf- fic Cornrnitteeg SPCA. When children stand quiet they have done something wrong. WILLIAM BUCZEK ':Willie,' College Treas., Key Clubg Billy Burger Hi-Yg Student Activity Fundg Art Staff, Year- bookg No Tardinessg Photography Staff, Yearbookg Safe-Teen Clubg Magazine Salesg UNICEF. Great in his goodness, Humble in his statef' DOROTHY BUCZKOWSKI 'gDotlien Beautician JV and Vars. Cheerleaderg Scribe, Chi Sigma Thetag Sr. Play Reading Corn.g Chorusg Clare Booth Luce Hi-Yg lr. Prom Decorating Committee: Maga- zine Salesg Drama Clubg Student Ac- tivity Fund. A friendly gal with a cheery smile. JANE ANN BURTON Nursing School Susan B. Anthony Hi-Yg Honor Rollg Credit Listg Student Activity Fundg SPCAg UNICEFQ Jr. Prom Ticket Com.g Magazine Salesg No Tardinessg Yearbook, Business Staff. 'gFair and admired. PATRICIA ANN BURTON npalv undecided Susan B. Anthony Hi-Yg Credit List, Student Activity Fundg SPCAg Maga- zine Salesg UNICEFg Usherg No Tardi- nessg Yearbook, Art Staff. I lead a charmed lifef' LEONARD BUSH GLENN College JV and Vars. Basketballg JV and Vars. Baseballg Junior Prom Dec. Com.g Sec., Nu Delta Sigmag Varsity A Clubg Treasurer, Sophomore Class. 'gSound the trumpets, beat the drums, Here a handsome fellow comesf' JOSEPH CAFFERELLA Cuffe,' Marines Magazine Salesg SPCAg UNICEF, Student Actiyity Fund. HA11 all around good fellow. ANTHONY CALIFANO Cal undecided Co-Captain, Football Teamg JV Bas- ketballg Vars. Baseball, 3 yrs.g Vice- Pres., Jr. and Sr. Classesg Vars. HA Clubg Treas., Kappa Rhog Sports Ed- itor, Yearbookg Student Councilor, 2 yrs.g Boys' State Representativeg Chair- man, Jr. Promg National Honor So- ciety. A leader, a student, a friend so rare. With Cal there are few who can com- paref' MICHAEL CANTIELLO ':Mike Service Kappa Rhog 100'Zp Bankingg SPCAQ Magazine Sales. Laugh and the world laughs with you, but seldom the teacher. CARMELLA CARNEVALE Carmie,' IBM Operator Bankingg Girls' and Mixed Chorusg Magazine- Salesg No Tardinessg Com- munity Chest. Love begins too well to end well. BERNARD CEBULA Ben GE Appren Course Red Cross SPCA No Tardmess Magazine Sales UNICEF Credit List Its good to lwe and learn ANNA MARIE CHERITANO Chen Albany State Sigma Phi Girls and Mixed Chorus Magazine Sales Credlt List SPCA Honor Roll Student Activity Fund No Tardiness She does little kindnesses that others leave undone MARTHA CHICHESTER Marty Secretary SPCA 10027 Banking Magazine Sales UNICEF Yearbook Staff The harp of Orpheus was not more charming ANDREW CHMURA Sham Colle e Pres. Kappa Rho' Co-Captain Vars. Football' Vars. Basketball 2 yrs.' Stu- dent Council' Pres. Junior Class' Credit List' Honor Roll' Magazine Sales' Jr. Prom Decorating Commit- tee' No Tardiness. He takes no steps backward except to make a first down. VINCENT CICCARINO Vince,' College Student Conductor, Bandg Mixed Chorusg Vocaliersg Dance Bandg Pres., Billy Burger I-Ii-Yg Hi-Y Councilg Kappa Rhog .Iunior Class Ring Coln- mitteeg Chairman Band Committee, Jr. Promg National Thespian Society. A 'Lion' among men. .IOSEPH COESSENS Joey College Credit List g Magazine Sales g UNICEFg Student Activity Fund. Hair like the flames of a ferocious volcanog heart like the gentlest of lamhsf' DAVID CONRAD Dave Service Never trouble trouble, until trouble troubles you. ROBERT CONTI Bob Business School UNICEFg Bowlingg Magazine Salesg Student Activity Fund. '5His limbs were cast in manly mold, for hardy sports or contest bold. GORDON COOK '4Gordie,' College .IV and Vars. Footballg JV Baseballg Intramural Basketballg SPCAg Maga- zine Salesg Student Activity Fund. Success belongs to the strong who are always wisest and bestf' CLORINDA COSENTINO Clor undecided Credit Listg Alpha Delta Phig SPCAQ Girls, Chorus, 3 yrs.g Mixed Chorus 2 yrs.g N0 Tardinessg Magazine Salesg Community Chest. I know it is a sin for me to sit and gigglef' PETER COSTELLO 4'Cos', College JV Football '56, ,575 JV and Vars. Baskethallg JV Baseball ,56, '57g Kappa Rhog Magazine Salesg SPCAg Drama Clubg Student Activity Fund. '6Why is everybody always picking on me?', EDMUND COTTER CEI! undecided 100'Z, Bankingg Magazine Salesg SPCAg UNICEFg No Tardiness. What does his silent countenance hide? SALVATORE COZZOCREA Sal - Army Trackg Magazine Salesg No Tardi- nessg Credit Listg UNICEFg SPCAg Community Chestg Business Staff, Yearbook. The truly civilized man has no ene- mites. JOHN CUDDY 4'Smiley undecided SPCAg Red Cross. Mischief comes afoot when Johnny is around. NORBERT CZELUSNIAK Norb', College Phi Kappa Epsilong Credit Listg SPCAQ Student Activity Fundg Maga- zine Salesg No Tardiness. Success is m,an's goal. RICHARD CZELUSNIAK Duke Technical School No Tardinessg Credit Listg 10071 Bankingg Student Activity F undg Mag- azine Salesg SPCA. A laugh is worth a thousand groans. JOAN CZERW Joanie,' Business School Alpha Delta Phig Girls and Mixed Chorusg 10021 Bankingg Student Ac- tivity Fundg l00'Zp Attendanceg Honor Rollg Credit Listg Magazine Salesg No Tardiness. Modesty is the grace of the soulf, CLEMENT DA BIERE Clem?' Navy Intramural Basketballg Magazine Salesg Bankingg SPCAQ UNICEF. Teachers always start things that I would like to finish. JAMES DALLESANDRO Dales Navy Phi Kappa Epsilong UNICEF, SPCAQ Intramural Basketballg Student Activity Fundg Magazine Sales. Carefree as the day is longf' JOHN DALY Dale College .IV Football '57g .IV Basketball ,58g Vars. Basketball '59, '60, Treas., Nu Delta Sigma, Magazine Salesg Jr. Prom Dec. Committeeg Student Activ- ity Fundg Traffic Court .ludgeg Credit Listg .lr. Ring Com. He is always laughing for he has an infinite deal of wit. SUSAN DAVIDSON Sue,' Airline Hostess Phi Delta, Susan B. Anthony Hi-Yg JV and Vars. Cheerleaderg Publicity Chairman, Ir. Prize Speakingg Copy Staff, Yearbookg Homeroom Banker, 2 yrs.g Magazine Salesg UNICEF. Gentle in manner, strong in perform- ancef' ANTHONY JAMES DECKER Deck NHVY SPCA, Stage Crew. Work is easy as long as you are ex- periencedf' MARY ANN DECKER Mare Secretary Susan B. Anthony Hi-Y, Jr.-Sr. Ath- letic Clubg Student Activity Fundg Credit Listg Honor Rollg Magazine Salesg 10075 Banking, SPCA. 'gShe is a truly fair creature? NICHOLAS DELLA VECCHIA Nick undecided Treas., Chi Phi Betag Alternate Stu- dent Councilorg Credit Listg No Tardi- nessg Track Tearng UNICEF 5 Intra- mural Basketballg SPCAg Student Ac- tivity Fund. What shall I do to be ever known? ANTOINETTE DE NISE Annette Beautieian Captain, Majorettesg Chi Sigma Thetag Student Councilorg. Alternate Student Councilorg Credit Listg Girls' Chorusg Jr. Prom Decorating Commit- teeg Art Staff, Yearbookg Stage Scene Designerg Magazine Sales. The most beaatifal object in the whorld is a beautiful womanf' MARY ANN DENNY Mare Art Teacher Reporter, Usherg Sec., Alpha Delta Phig Hi-Y Councilg Vice-Pres., Marie Antoinette Hi-Yg Girls' Chorusg Credit Listg Copy Staff, Yearbookg No Tardi- nessg Senior Athletic Club. Grace is to the body what judgment is to the mind. GLORIA DE PALMA Glor Business School Chaplain, Sigma Phig Itemg Girls' and Mixed Chorusg Bowling Club. Self trust is the first secret of suc- cessf, JOHN DE PALMA, JR. Batch,' undecided Red Cross, Item. The reports of my doings are greatly exaggerated. RALPH DE PAULO Nick,' Air Force Bandg Student Activity Fund. A fresh, a free, a friendly manf, CLAUDE DE ROSSI Potsdam State Band No Tardiness Intramural Basketball Student Activity Fund Magazine Sales Red Cross SPCA Class Banker I am myself my own commander DAVID DERSCH 'cDave Business School SPCAg Bandg Magazine Salesg N0 Tardinessg Orchestra. Gentleman is written gently on his browf, KATHY A. DERSHAM 'GKathy Oi' Junior College Sec., Pres., Susan B. Anthony Hi-Yg KEg Co-Editor, Society Staff, Year- hookg Student Councilor ,58, '59g Lieu- tenant Majoretteg Jr. Prize Speakerg Publicity Chairman, Jr. Prorng Hi.-Y Councilg Interfraternity Councilg Honor Roll. No spring nor summer beauty had such gracef' ELIZABETH DI CAPRIO C'Liz Secretary Student Activity Fundg No Tardi- nessg Magazine Salesg Sororityg SPCA. A sweet, attractive kind of girlf' ANN MARIE DI CATERING College Vice-Pres., Sigma Phig Treas., Emma Willard Hi-Y, '53, '59g Magazine Salesg Student Activity Fundg Credit Listg Honor Rollg SPCAg UNICEF. The only way to have a friend is to be one. BEVERLY DI CATERINO NBev Business School Sigma Phig UNICEFQ Girls' Bowl- ing Clubg Student Activity Fundg Magazine Sales. Happiness is a habit-cultivate it. CAROL SUE DIETRICH '4Carol,' undecided Bandg Girls' and Mixed Chorusg Susan B. Anthony Hi-Yg Alpha Delta Phig Red Crossg SPCAQ No Tardiness. There is no defense as strong as courtesy. JOSEPH DIGNAZIO Joey undecided No Tardinessg Student Activity Fundg Credit Listg SPCA. 'gAmZ7iti0n is the mind's immodestyfl ANNA MARIE DIOVISALVI College Yearhookg Magazine Salesg Sigma Phig Credit Listg No Tardinessg Stu- dent Activity Fundg Bankingg SPCA. HA faithful friend who is a medicine to lifef' SYLVIA A. DOBIETYS H5713 Airline School Student Activity Fundg Girls, Chorusg Credit Listg Magazine Salesg Bankingg UNICEFg No Tardinessg SPCA. 'fl have a heart with room for every 107- BARBARA JEAN DOPP .. , BGZWSU Business Sigma Phig Student Activity Fundg Magazine Salesg No Tardinessg SPCAg Bankingg Business Staff, Yearhookg Library Assistant. ugnveach cheek appears a pretty dim- p e. ARLENE DRAGOUN 'gDrag', College Co-Editor-in-Chief, Yearbookg Pres., Alpha Delta Phig Clare Booth Luce Hi-Y '58, '59g Lieutenant, Majorettesg National Honor Societyg Chairman, Jr. Prize Speakingg Interfraternity Coun- cil ,595 Drama Clubg Reporter, Item '58, '59g Debate Club '58g Usher, '59 Commencement. She is a gallant creature, Complete in mind and featarelv JOYCE E. DUFEL .loycie Receptionist IOOW Bankingg Magazine Salesg No Tardinessg Credit Listg SPCAg Girls' and Mixed Chorusg Student Activity Fund. Her face betokens all things dear and good. JOHN DULCZEWSKI Duke,' College Treas., Sr. Classg Sec., Kappa Rhog JV Baseballg' JV and Vars. Footballg JV and Vars. Basketballg Vars. A Clubg Jr. Ring Committeeg Magazine Salesg Jr. Prom Decorating Committeeg N0 Tardiness. HA king of sports, a friend to all. JEROME DUMA Hferryl' College Student Activity Fundg SPCAg Mag- azine Sales. He is the best of all men who follows good advice. EARL DU ROSE undecided Student Activity Fundg No Tardinessg UNICEFg Magazine Salesg Credit Listg Business Staff, Yearbookg SPCA. Obedience is the key to every door. EDWARD DYBAS Stud Air Force Speech is great, but silence is greaterf, JAMES EAGAN Beaver Hudson Valley No Tardinessg Intramural Basket- ballg Magazine Salesg Credit Listg Student Activity Fund. I am going a long wayf, THOMAS EARL ' Toni, NHVY Bankingg SPCAQ Red Crossg Maga- zine Salesg No Tardinessg Student Ac- tivity Fund, 'iShonld life all labor be? RACHEL EMANUELE 'GMcCraw IBM Operator Pres., Psi Chi Phig No Tardinessg SPCAQ Student Activity Fundg Credit Listg Yearbookg Itemg UNICEFg Jr. Prom Decorating Committeeg Girls, and Mixed Chorus. 'gAll good angels come to us disguised. DAVID ENGLE Dave', undecided Theta Alpha Kappag Credit Listg N0 Tardinessg Magazine Salesg Intra- mural Basketballg Student Activity Fund. Practice is the best of all instructors. NELLIE FARIELLO Nell Medical Technician Vice-Pres., KEQ Usher, Jr. Prom and Sr. Ballg Jr. Prom Decorating Commit- teeg Copy Staff, Yearbookg No Tardi- nessg Credit Listg Honor Rollg Emma Willard Hi-Yg Student Councilorg Scarnpers g 10073 Attendance. Her radiant eyes are the light of mid- nighfs starry skyf' PATRICIA L. FARRELL Trish Nursing Jr. Chaplain, Susan B. Anthony Hi-Yg Jr. Prom Dec. Com.g KEQ Majoretteg Girls, and Mixed Chorusg Jr.-Sr. Ath- letic Clubg Drama Clubg Bowling Clubg Credit Listg Picture Staff, Yearbook. My heart is like a rhyme. ROSEMARY FARRELL 'fR0ie Secretary Treas., Psi Chi Phig No Tardinessg Magazine Salesg Red Crossg Student Activity Fund. Who knows the thoughts of this girl. DAVID FIRTH f'Dave College Credit Listg Magazine Salesg SPCAQ Intramural Basketballg Student Activity Fundg No Tardiness. Brain-an instrument with which we think that we think. FRANCES FISCHETTI Fran,' Secretary Chi Sigma Thetag Art Staff, Year- bookg Copy Staff, Yearhookg Magazine Salesg Student Activity Fundg UNICEFg Bankingg Chorus '57g Credit Listg No Tardiness. Ready for mischief, ready for fun, willing to talk to everyone. CHRISTINE FONTECCHIO '6Chris,' Nursing Captain, .IV Cheerleadersg Vars. Cheerleaderg Phi Delta, Corresponding Sec.g Clare Booth Luce Hi-Yg Treas. Hi-Y Council '59g Student Council '58g Ticket Chairmang Jr. Prize Speakingg Jr. Prom Dec. Com.g Magazine Salesg Credit List. A winning heart, a helpful hand, and always ready on demand? HARRY HOWARD FORSEY The hairi' Navy 100475 Bankingg SPCAg Magazine Salesg UNICEFg JV Footballg Student Activity Fundg Community Chestg In- tramural Basketballg Wrestling. Thiere's mischief in his eyesf' DONALD FOSTER SR edn undecided Student Activity Fundg Track Team '58g No Tardinessg Honor Rollg Credit Listg UNICEFQ Business Staff, Year- bookg SPCAg Magazine Sales. ':Curse on the man who business first designedf' PATRICIA FRIDAY Pattiv Nursing Student Activity Fundg No Tardi- nessg Chaplain, Phi Alpha Lambdag Safe-Teen Clubg Magazine Salesg Credit Listg Homeroom Banker '58g Susan B. Anthony Hi-Yg Girls' and Mixed Chorus. I find earth not gray but rosy. MARIE FRISCI-I Marie Drama School Magazine Salesg Student Activity Fundg SPCA. A quiet nature oft covers a good person. MARY CATHRINE FUDGER Mary Kay Medical Tech. Phi Alpha Lambdag Yearbook Staff g No Tardinessg Jr. Prom Committeeg Honor Rollg Credit Listg Drama Club. Slow to argue but quick to act. DAVID F URMAN Fuzzy,' College M a g a z i n e Salesg Credit Listg UNICEFg SPCAg Student Activity Fund. Patient men win their way. SUSAN FURMAN ue Teachers College National Honor Society KE March mg Band Co Copy Editor Yearbook Sr Play Read Com Drama Club Honor Roll Credit List Reporter Item Mane Antoinette H1Y Lzfe ts macle up of series of cans I can you can we all can. WILLIAM GABRYLUK Gabby,' College Phi Kappa Epsilong Credit Listg Magazine Salesg Student Activity Fundg No Tardinessg SPCAQ Red Crossg IOOZ Bankingg UNICEF. A man of letters, manners and morals. EDMUND GALKA Ed College Honor Rollg Vars. Bowling '59, '60g Magazine Salesg Credit Listg Vars. Golf Teamg Red Crossg Intramural Basket- ballg Student Activity Fundg Safe- Teen Clubg No Tardiness. The best fellow in the world? DELORES GALUSHA '4Dee,' Teaching Chi Sigma Thetag Lieutenant, Major- ettesg Jr. Prize Speakingg Queen's Court, Jr. Promg Ir. Prom Dec. Com.g Student Councilor '58, '59g Credit Listg Student Activity Fundg Girls and Mixed Chorusg 10017 Bankingg Maga- zine Sales. The shortest ladies love the longest men. DIANA GALUSKA Dee Secretary Girls' Bowlingg Girls' and Mixed Chorusg SPCAg Student Activity Fund. Quiet, yet full of lifef, PATRICIA ANN GALUSKA Hplltv College Vice-Pres., Alpha Delta Phig Clare Booth Luce Hi-Yg Girls' Chorusg Credit Listg Copy Staff, Yearbookg Magazine Salesg Student Activity Fundg Jr. Prize Speaking Program Committee. That which befits her is cheerfulness and courage? FRANK GERARDI ':Butch College Kappa Rhog Student Councilor '59, '6Qg Alternate Student Councilor '58g Prize Speaking Winnerg Vice-Pres., National Thespian Societyg Jr. Ring Committeeg Business Staff, Yearbookg School Accornpanist, 3 yrs.g Jr. Prom Dec. Com.g Mixed Chorus 3 yrs. KONG Sfeflt ivy in life he sees, is tick- ling the ivoriesf' JOHN GERUTIS Johnny undecided Kappa Rhog Student Activity Fundg Magazine Salesg UNICEFg SPCA. Much learning doth make thee mad. PATRICIA GIOVANNI Patti Teachers College Chi Sigma Thetag Majoretteg Chap- lain, Susan B. Anthony Hi-Yg Alter- nate Student Councilor '6Og Copy Staff, Yearbookg Credit Listg Bowling Club '59g Jr. Prom Ticket Com.g Student Activity Fundg Magazine Sales. Bright as the sun on a summer's dayf! DIANE MARIE GRECYNSKI Deen Nursing Alpha Delta Phig Susan B. Anthony Hi-YQ Majoretteg Alternate Student Councilor '58g Credit Listg Usher, Ir. Promg Magazine Salesg Student Ac- tivity Fundg No Tardinessg 10027 Bankingg SPCA. It worries me to beat the band, to hear folks say our life is grand. ELAINE D. GREEN Secretary Girls' and Mixed Chorusg Treas., Girls' Athletic Cluhg 10071 Bankingg Magazine Salesg Honor Rollg Credit Listg No Tardinessg Student Activity Fundg SPCA. All that I see or seem is but a dream within a dream. LAWRENCE GRYBOS Larry Electrician Projector Clubg SPCAQ Magazine Salesg Student Activity Fund. A nice imparticular manf' WILLIAM GRZYB Billy College Student Activity Fundg Magazine Salesg SPCAg UNICEF. The obvious choice is usually the one we regret. YOLANDA GUGLIEMELLI 0nnie,' Office Work Student Activity Fundg No Tardi- nessg SPCAg Girls' Chorusg Magazine Salesg 10017 Banking. A merry heart with a cheery smilef, FRANK GUILBAULT Gilbo Bentley Intramural Basketballg Vars. Club, SMIg Student Activity Fundg SPCAg Credit List. It is easy to be brave from a safe distance. RAYMOND GUISTI 'iRay,' Marines SPCAg Student Activity Fund. GA light heart lives long. LORAINE E. GURNEY Business School Student Activity Fundg No Tardi- nessg SPCAg Magazine Salesg 10021 Bankingg Honor Rollg Credit Listg UNlCEFg Community Chest. A small part of time they share that are so wondrous sweet and fair. RALPH HAEGI Rochester Tech. 100W Bankingg No Tardinessg SPCAg Magazine Salesg Bowling Team. I never think of the future 5 it comes soon enough? LINDA M. HAGADORN Lyn Business School Clare Booth Luce Hi-Yg No Tardi- nessg Alpha Delta Phig Magazine Sales 5 UNICEFQ SPCA. NT he two noblest things are sweetness and lightf, JOHN HALUCH iilohnniev College Theta Alpha Kappag Copy Staff, Yearhookg Stage Crewg SPCAg No Tardinessg 100W Bankingg Student Activity Fundg Safe-Teen Club. Tall and handsome, a real fine guy. CAROL ANN HARBOUR Carol', Nursing KEg Susan B. Anthony Hi-Yg Sports Staff, ltemg Magazine Salesg Business Staff, Yearbook: Jr. Prom Music Com- mitteeg Credit List. Her eyes are homes of silent prayers. WILLIAM HAUSER Billy Navy UNICEFg SPCAg Stamp Book. Men of few words are best. ROBERT E. HAYWOOD Bob Leland Powers School Vice-Pres. Phi Kappa Epsilon '59, '60g Drama Clubg Stage Crewg Na- tional Thespian Societyg Track Team '58g Football '57g Magazine Salesg Billy Burger Hi-Yg Business Staff, Yearhookg Jr. Prom Decorating Com- mittee. 4'The moments of wit survive the mon- uments of power. ROGER HENRY Busy Air Force Sec., Theta Alpha Kappag Red Crossg SPCAg Varsity Football. Praise day at night and life at the endf' MARTHA HIDDE Mart undecided Girls, Chorusg SPCAQ Credit Listg UNICEFg Red Crossg No Tardiness. We know little of thee, but that little is good. DAVID HIRSCHFELD Hersh Navy Trafficg Safe-Teen Club. For what is virtue, courage, wit, in all men buta lucky hit. RICHARD HOJOHN Dick Electronics Magazine Salesg Student Activity Fundg SPCAQ Credit Listg Bankingg UNICEF. His courage is proclaimed by his foes, his friends proclaim his truth. DAVID HOLLAND Professor College Yearbook Staffg Manlius Math Tour- namentg National Honor Soeietyg Stu- dent Activity Fund. Knowledge is power. WAYNE HOLLISTER Marines Red Crossg SPCAg Student Activity Fund. He lives long that lives wellf' DALE HOWITT U. of New Hampshire KEg Student Councilorg Ir. Prom Publicity Committeeg Art Editor, Itenlg Society Staff, Yearbookg Marching Bandg Vice-Pres. Marie Antoinette Hi-Yg Student Council Traffic Courtg Homecoming Cominitteeg Drama Club. 'iH0pe and be happy that all,s for tlze best. NANCY GAYLE HURLEY :'lVance', College Sec. ,58, Pres. '59, Phi Deltag Clare Booth Luce Hi-Y '57, '58g Sec., Traf- fic Court '59g Lieut., Majorettes '59g Usher '59 Comniencementg Item, Ad- vertising Staffg Student Councilor '58g Interfraternity Council '59g Jr. Prom Committeeg Business Staff, Yearbook. A witty woman is a treasureg A witty beauty is a powerf, RONALD B. HUTTON Ronnie,' College Magazine Salesg Billy Burger Hi-Yg Student Activity Fundg Credit List. Mipatience is a liigli 11irtue.', ANDREA MARIE IANNOTTI Align undecided Magazine Salesg 10052 Bankingg Sigma Phi. Each year to ancient frienclsliips adds a ringf' RICHARD IPPOLITI HDiclz', Service 100073 Bankingg No Tardinessg Bowl- ing Teamg Drama Clulog 100729 Attend- ance. c'As if true pride were not also hum- blef' ROSE MARIE JANKOWSKI ':Ro College KEg Society Staff, Yearbookg Itemg Magazine Salesg Jr. Prom Publicity Committeeg Dramag Credit Listg Bank- ing. Deeds are better than words areg Actions mightier than boastingsf' JOAN JANUSZEWSKI 'floanien College Sergeant-at-Arms KEg Susan B. An- thony Hi-Yg Majoretteg Art Staff, Year- bookg Alternate Student Councilorg Homeroom Manager, Magazine Salesg Jr.-Sr. Athletic Clubg Ir. Prom Court: Usher: Credit List. 'LA little eredulity helps one through life very smoothlyf, JEANNETTE M. JAREK fan Business School KE: Susan B. Anthony Hi-Yg Girls' and Mixed Chorus: Credit List: Mag- azine Salesg Student Activity Fund. Thoughts may be over-poetical for poetryf' ARLENE JAROSZ Arl Dental Hygienist Bankingg Majoretteg Magazine Salesg Student Activity Fundg Credit Listg Copy Staff, Yearbook: Sergeant-ab Arms, Alpha Delta Phig Marching Bandg Community Chest. 'AA star danced and under that star I was bornf' LUCY ANNETTE JARVIS Lan College Girls, Chorusg Drama Cluhg Jr.-Sr. Athletic Clubg Interfraternity Councilg Pres., Sigma Phig Magazine Salesg Stu- dent Activity Fundg UNICEFg Credit List. Let men say what e'er they will, Woman, woman rules them still. BARBARA JEDRZEJEWSKI fled Secretarial School Chi Sigma Thetag Lieutenant Major- etteg Class Bankerg Sec., Clare Booth Luce Hi-Yg Sec., Hi-Y Councilg Girls' and Mixed Chorusg Girls' Athletic Clulog Yearbook Staffg Jr. Ring Com. She is quiet-like dynamite before it explodes. DAVID I ENN IN GS Steven College Honor Rollg Honor Societyg Pres., Theta Alpha Kappag Track Teamg Magazine Salesg Yearbook Staff. 4'Reason and calm judgment, the quali- ties specially belonging to a leader. ROGER JOHANSON Rag College Vars. Golf Teamg Intramural Basket- ballg Magazine Salesg No Tardinessg Billy Burger Hi-Y. The greater man, the greater courtesyf' RICHARD KACZOR Rich,' Accountant SPCAg Phi Kappa Epsilong Maga- zine Sales. Modesty is the citadel of beauty and of virtue. RICHARD STEPHEN KAMINSKI Rich undecided Magazine Salesg Student Activity Fundg 10077 Banking. Man is man and master of his faithf, SUSAN KARUTIS Kidj,' College Corresponding Secretary, KEg Chap- lain ,59, Sec. '60, Marie Antoinette Hi-Yg Society, Picture Staff, Yearbookg Credit Listg Drama Clubg Girls' Bowl ing Club. Let them call it mischief: When it is past and prospered, ,twill be called virtuef' BETTY ANN KIETZMANN Kietz', Secretary Student Activity Fundg No Tardi- nessg Magazine Salesg Credit List. To know her is to like her always? BEVERLY KINUM '4Be1f' Business School Student Activity Fundg Copy Staff, Yearbookg Magazine Salesg Girls' Chorusg Bankingg Community Chest. A winning way, a pleasant smile- Dressed so neat and quite in style. PETER KIUBER 'gpeiev College Credit Listg Magazine Salesg Student Activity Fund. '4Never study, never worry, Take life easy, whafs the harry? WILLIAM KIUBER Willy,, Air Force Traffic Courtg Bankingg Student Ac- tivity Fund. 'gHappy go lucky, alert and gayg W hy should Bill be any other way? DORENA KNACK Deena Beautician Student Activity Fundg No Tardi- nessg Magazine Salesg 100W Banking! Credit List. Gentlemen always seem to remember blondsf, RONALD KNUDSEN Knat', College The man that loves anal laughs most certainly does well. DENNIS KOLLER Denny undecided Chi Phi Beta. He that mischief hatcheth, mischief catchethf' IRENE E. KONIECZNY 1 Business School Pres., Phi Alpha Lamhdag Clare Booth Luce Hi-Yg Student Activity Fundg Magazine Salesg Credit Listg No Tardinessg Bankingg Yearbook Staff. A smile for all, a frown for noneg She's always peppy and full of fun. JOHN KONIOR 'flayv Coast Guard Student Activity Fundg Magazine Salesg SPCAg Banking. :'He is good natared and a friend to allf, RONALD KORMANEK Ronnie College Phi Kappa Epsilong Alternate Stu- dent Councilorg Homeroom Manager, Magazine Salesg 100721 Bankingg Stu- dent Activity Fund. '4Life is a jest, and all things show it, I thought so once, but now I know it. MAXIM KORUNKIEWICH .,Max,, Navy Magazine Salesg Chi Phi Betag SPCA. Snips and snails and puppy dog tails, And such are little boys mazie of. GLORIA ANN KORZENIEWSKI Glory Beautician Majoretteg Honor Rollg Copy Staff, Yearbookg Magazine Salesg Drama Clubg Clare Booth Luce Hi-Yg Student Activity Fundg Itemg 10017 Bankingg UNICEFQ Credit List. She's agreeable, cate and fall of fun. -Well-liked by everyone. ALFRED KORYTKOWSKI Fredv undecided Credit Listg Magazine Salesg SPCAg Red Cross. It is impossible to find out what passes in the interior of my man's mindf' JOSEPHINE KOSIBA Glo undecided Magazine Salesg Chorusg Student Activity Fundg 100723 Banking. Fame is the thirst of youthf, EDWARD KOT Eddiev Air Force Magazine Salesg Student Councilor i595 Vice-Pres., Sr. Classy 100727 Bank- ing. There are always two sides to any question-Mine and the wrong one. LORRAINE B. KOWALCZYK i'Lor Airline Stewardess KEQ Girls' and Mixed Chorusg Class Bankerg 10017 Bankingg Magazine Salesg Bowling Clubg Student Activity Fund. A friend may well be reckoned the masterpiece of nature? EDWARD A. KOZIOL Ed,' College JV, Vars. Footballg Intramural Bas- ketball Camera Club Red Cross JV Baseball Magazine Sales Care to our co in adds a nail no doubt But every grin so merry draws one out MARY ANNE DEBORAH KBONK Bertie Business School Chi Sigma Theta Girls Chorus Magazine Sales, Student Activity Fundg Honor Rollg Credit Listg Copy Staff, Yearbookg Bankingg Reporter, Item. Kind and gentle, nice and sweet, the type of girl you like to meetf, HAROLD KRUGER Hal', undecided Bankingg Red . Crossg Magazine Salesg Student Activity Fundg UNICEFg Community Chest. It is work that gives flavor to lifef' JEAN MARIE KRUTZ Jeannie undecided SPCAg Red Crossg Magazine Sales. When we have to know, we learn by doing? JOSEPH ANTHONY KUCZYNSKI ufoel' College UNICEFg Magazine Salesg Student Activity Fund, 10017 Bankingg SPCA. His persuasioeness lies in his ability to speakf' JOAN K. KUKIEWICZ Joniv College Sergeant-at-Arms, Phi Alpha Lamhdag SPCAg l00'Zp Bankingg Magazine Sales. Beauty is altogether in the eyes of the beholzlerfi MARY CATHERINE LA GRECA Mary Kayv Cortland Phi Deltag Student Couneilorg Girls' Sports Editor, Itemg Jr. Ring Com- mitteeg Sports Staff, Yearbookg Jr.-Sr. Athletic Clubg Honor Rollg Credit List, Susan B. Anthony Hi-Yg Chair- man, Homecoming Dayg Ticket Com., Junior Prom. She has a head to contrive, a tongue to persuade, and a hand to execute. ROBERT G.. LASKY Babu College Student Councilorg Stage Managerg Credit Listg Intramural Basketballg Magazine Salesg Drama Club. All great men are dead-I don,t feel so well, myselff' FRANK LENARCIAK Beals Service SPCAQ Red Crossg UNICEF. ':Leisure is the best of all possessions. NANCY LORRAINE LE ROY Nan Oneonta State Vice-Pres., Phi Alpha Lamhdag Girls' Chorusg Magazine Salesg 10011 Bankingg No Tardinessg Ticket Com- mittee, Jr. Prize Speaking. Pleasant to meet, Pleasant to talk withf' RAYMOND LESZCZYN SKI Rafi College Credit Listg Magazine Sales. I am content with this life I am lead- ingf, TREVELYN S. LEWIS Trang IBM School Psi Chi Phig' Emma Willard Hi-Yg Magazine Salesg Student Activity Fundg Community Chestg Credit List. Ask no questions and I'll tell you no lies. PATRICIA A. LIBBY Lib College Sec., Phi Alpha Lambdag Student Activity Fundg Girls' and Mixed Chorusg Magazine Salesg Credit Listg Bankingg No Tardinessg Usherg Safe- Teen Club. Be a live-wire and you won't get stepped onf' FRANCES LITWA Fran Business School Student Activity Fundg Jr. Prom Committeeg SPCAg Magazine Salesg Chorus, Girls' and Mixedg Bankingg lglo ffTardinessg Credit Listg Yearbook ta . I fail to see the necessity of work. THERESA LOTT Terry,' Business School KEQ Girls' Chorus, 3 yrs.g Credit Listg Honor Rollg Student Activity Fundg Girls' Bowling Clubg Magazine Salesg SPCAg Red Cross. Always happy, full of cheer, Every word and smile sincere. CHARLES LOWENHAGEN '4The Saintv College .IV Baseballg Key Clubg Student Ac- tivity Fund. Oh, if the world could only under- stand me. LINDA LUCENTE Linda-Poo IBM School Chi Sigma Thetag Lieut., Majoretteg Credit Listg Jr. Prom Decorating Com- rnitteeg Society Staff, Yearbookg 100921 Bankingg Student Activity Fundg Girls' Chorus '58, '59g Magazine Salesg UNICEFQ SPCA. A giggle a day keeps your troubles away. RAYMOND LUDWIN KRULVU Air Force Traffic Committeeg Kappa Rhog Stu- dent Activity Fundg Magazine Salesg Red Crossg SPCA. Why should the devil have all the good times? WILLIAM G. LUDWIN Bill College Society Staff, Yearbookg Magazine Salesg Student Activity Fundg SPCAg Red Crossg Phi Kappa Epsilong UNICEFQ Jr. Student Councilorg Credit List. Happy am I, from care Fm free, W hy aren't they all contented like me. DAVID MCCOMB Widen undecided Magazine Salesg SPCAQ UNICEFg Red Crossg Intramural Basketballg Stu- dent Activity Fund. Too good for banning . . . MEREDITH CURTIS MCLOUTI-I Buddy,' Automotive Kappa Rhog Drama Clubg 10017 Bankingg Assistant Stage Managerg Na- tional Thespian Soeietyg Student Ac- tivity Fundg Magazine Salesg No Tardinessg UNICEF. Afoot and lighthearted, I take to the open roadf, LOIS MAAT GLU Marietta Picture Editor, Yearbookg Vice- Pres., Hi-Y Councilg Pres., Treas., Marie Antoinette I-Ii-Yg KEQ Band: Chorusg Vocaliersg National Thespian Society? .Ir. Prize Speakingg Teen- Scene Reporter. Ever smiling-never weary, Ever cheerful-never dreary. CARMELA MANASSERI Carmie Business Chi Sigma Thetag Class Bankerg iPCAg Student Activity Fundg Credit ist. Full of fun and carefree too, That's our Carmie through and through. DAVID MANN Dave Hudson Valley Tech. Student Activity Fundg Magazine Salesg SPCAg Intramural Basketball: Bankingg UNICEF. Knowing him is liking him. ANTHONY MAROCCO Tony Air Force Chi Phi Betag SPCAQ Track Teamg UNICEF. To me, doing nothing is the most clif- ficult thing in the world. ROBERT MAROTTA Brew', Business School Nu Delta Sigmag Vars. A Clubg Track Teamg Jr. Ring Committeeg Stu- dent Councilg Vars. Baseballg SPCA. Tall, dark, and not too shy, This boy Bob is quite a guy. PAULINE MARTINI Paule', Fisher Jr. College JV, Vars. Cheerleaderg Phi Deltag- Clare Booth Luce Hi-Yg Drama Clubg Jr. Prom Dec. Comrnitteeg Credit Listg Student Councilg Yearbook Staff 5 Magazine Sales. As little as a peanut, As pretty as a doll. DANIEL F. MARTUSCELLO Danny,' undecided Theta Alpha Kappag Magazine Salesg No Tardinessg SPCAg Student Activ- ity Fund. A friend to all, pleasant and free, Never a worry or care has he.', JUDITH MARTUSCELLO Jaclyn Business School Majorettesg Susan B. Anthony Hi-Yg Student Activity Fundg Magazine Salesg Credit Listg SPCAQ Society Staff, Year- bookg Jr. Prom Committee. She is short' as everyone knows, But short and sweet as the saying goes. DAVID MATTIE Mott's,' Air Force Draftsman Key Cluhg UNICEF. To be wise is to be greatf, THOMAS MAZUR Tim undecided Red Crossg Coach, Baseball and Cross Countryg Track. Seems like most everybody knows this boyf' TERRY MICKELS Hinkle undecided Student Activity Fundg No Tardi- nessg SPCAg Banking. I may seem quiet- But when I get going . . .? JEROME MICKUS ferry, undecided Student Activity Fundg 1001: Bank- ingg No Tardinessg Chi Phi Beta. T here is no wealth but life. MARY ANN MIKOLAITIS Mare College National Honor Societyg Student Councilor '59g Business Manager, Year- hookg Chaplain, Clare Booth Luce Hi-Yg Lieut., Majoretteg Chairman, Jr. Prom Decorating Committeeg Drama Clubg Usher '59 Graduationg Honor Rollg Business Manager, Magazine Sales. Blue eyes and curly hair A friendly smile and a manner fair. THERESA MIKOLAITIS Terri', College Chi Sigma Thetag Clare Booth Luce Hi-Y ' Ma 'orette ' Co Staff Year a J s py 1 ' bookg Reporter, Itemg Jr. Prom Dec. Com.g Drama Clubg Honor Rollg Credit Listg Magazine Salesg National Honor Society. Not too tall, not too small But fair and sweet and loved by all. RICHARD MOCHRIE Bird Air Force Friends may come and friends may go, But he is one of the best we know. WARREN MORMILE College Treas., Theta Alpha Kappag Bandg Orchestrag County Music Festivalg Credit Listg Chairman, Band Uniform Fund Raising Committee. Young fellows will be young fellowsf' ANTHONY MORREALE undecided SPCAg Red Crossg Student Activity F undg Magazine Sales. Not too quiet, not too shy- .Iust the same he's a real nice gay. STEPHEN MORREALE :Steven Air Force JV Footballg UNICEFg Phi Kappa Epsilong 10017 Bankingg No Tardiness. Never a devil but far from a saint. c MADALYN MOTTOLA Mott Secretary Secretary, Sigma Phig No Tardinessg Honor Societyg Student Activity Fundg Magazine Sales. Ambition often dwells in the quiet and reserved. MICHAEL NABOZNY Mike College JV, Vars. Footballg JV, Vars. Base- ballg Vars. HA Clubg Chaplain, Kappa Rhog Magazine Salesg Credit Listg SPCAQ Student Activity Fund. Fretting cares make gray hairs. LOUIS NAILOR Louie NHVY Key Clubg Phi Kappa Epsilong Pro- jector Cluhg Photographer, Yearbookg Student Activity Fundg Magazine Sales. He's very knowingf, BRUNO NERI c'The Kid NHVY SPCAg UNICEFg Foothallg Student Councilorg Band. Mischief? Why I invented it. ROBERT NETHAWAY Sundance Service SPCAg UNICEFg 10027 Banking. Satan finds mischief for him to do. ROBERT NEVULIS Bob Dentistry Class Bankerg 1001: Bankingg UNICEFg SPCA. It takes less time to do a thing right than to explain why you did it wrong. JOANNE NICOSIA fo Business School JV, Vars. Cheerleaderg Chi Sigma Theta, Chaplain '58, Treas. '59g Maga- zine Salesg Girls' Chorusg Credit Listg Drama Cluhg Treas., Jr. Prom Deco- rating Com.g 10012 Bankingg Student Activity Fund. Life would be dull without her. ROBERT OLANDER Popeye Navy SPCAg Magazine Salesg No Tardi- ness. ':Each man for himself, the devil for allf, CHARLES OLNEY Chuck,' Medicine Treas., National Honor Societyg Stu- dent Council 2 yrs.g Co-Business-Ed itor, Yearbookg Honor Rollg Item Staff 5 Billy Burger Hi-Y. Be wiser than other people if you cang but do not tell them so. VINCENT ORAPELLO Vince Navy Kappa Rhog 1O0'Z1 Bankingg SPCAQ lglternate Student Councilorg Magazine ales. Enjoy yourself, I do! PETER ORR Pete undecided Copy Editor, Yearhookg Nu Delta Sigmag Pres., National Honor Societyg JV Footballg Honor Roll. It is the nature of a great mind to be calm and undisturbed. JOHN ORSINI ufohnnyi' Teachers College Yearbook Staffg SPCAg UNICEFQ l00'k Banking. Ever thin comes to those who can . J' g walt. CAROL PACOWSKI Carol Nurse Student Activity Fundg Girls' and Mixed Chorus '58, '59. Niceness is a crown of glory. WILLIAM PAKENAS Pecan,' College SPCAg 100721 Attendanceg IOOW Bankingg JV Baseballg Magazine Sales. All a good man needs is a chance to make good. RONALD PARILLO Rona undecided SPCAQ Red Crossg Magazine Sales. Take life as it comes, and it will come easier. CAROL PARO Blondie Secretary IOOZQ Bankingg SPCAQ UNICEF. Her glowing hair, a sign of the same sort of personality. MARY ANN PAWLAK 'cMare', College Chi Sigma Thetag Majoretteg Copy Staff, Yearbook, Item Staffg Honor Rollg Credit Listg Junior Prom Dec- orating Comrnitteeg Drama Clubg Girls' Chorusg Student Activity Fund. Sweet, angelic, peppy and brightg She shines like a star in the still of the night. KATHLEEN PAYN E Hope College Alpha Delta Phig Susan B. Anthony Hi-Yg National Honor Societyg Honor Rollg Girls' Chorus, Bankingg Maga- zine Salesg Student Activity Fund. God made thee perfect, but not un- changeable DENNIS M. PEARSON :4Depf, Navy SPCAQ Red Cross. His looks are niceg His friendly manner even, nicerf, DIANE PEARSON Dee Deev undecided Phi Deltag Student Activity Fundg Magazine Salesg Girls' Chorusg Art Staff, Yearhookg Marie Antoinette Hi-Yg Credit Listg Jr. Prom Publicity Com.g Majoretteg Banking. A maiden to whom was giveng So much of earth, so much of heaven. I DONALD D. PECK Peclcw Engineer Phi Kappa Epsilong Credit Listg SPCAQ Magazine Salesg Student Ac- tivity Fund. No one knows what he corn, do unless he triesf' JANET PECK alan Teacher JV, Vars. Cheerleaderg Usher, Grad- uation '59g Custodian, Phi Delta '59, Vice-Pres. '6Og Vice-Pres., Susan B. Anthony Hi-Y '60g Traffic Courtg .Ir. Prom Ticket Committeeg Girls, and Mixed Chorus 2 yrs.g Item Sttaffg Honor Hollg Yearbook Staff. A smile'for all, a frown for noneg Shels always peppy and full of funf' IUDITH PELCHER 'ifudyv undecided Student Activity Fundg Magazine Salesg SPCAg Banking. NA quiet face doesnit mean a dead heartf, ANTHONY PENGE IR. alan iori' College .IV and Vars. Foothallg Trackg Bas- kethallg Pres., Soph Classy Student Councilg Magazine Salesg Red Crossg Vice-Pres., Kappa Rhog SPCAg Sports Staff, Yearbook. Athletic, dark, handsome and small- thoroughly nice and a friend to allf' CAROL PENICHTER Mildred Elley Magazine Salesg Bankingg Credit Listg Girls' Chorusg Student Activity Fund. 'IA good laugh is sunshine in zz house. ANN PEPE Pep,' Art School Sec., Senior Classg Pres., Chi Sigma Thetag Co-Chief, Majorettesg Junior Prom Queeng Jr. Ring Committeeg Jr. Prom Decorating C0m.5 Student Coun- cil Alternate ,57, '58g Credit Listg Art Staff, Yearbookg Homecoming Queen. Heaven had a recess when they let this angel out. .IAMES PETRUCCIONE Pepper undecided Key Club Presidentg No Tardinessg 10017 Attendanceg Magazine Salesg Red Crossg IOOW Banking. To give my very best to lifel will be my greatest aim. LOIS K. PHILLIPS Loie,' undecided Magazine Salesg Bankingg SPCAg Item. A quiet manner, a willing wayf, ROBERT PHILLIPS Bob Hudson Valley Tech. SPCAQ UNICEFg No Tardinessg Magazine Sales. A good car is the grandest thing on earth. RONALD PIUREK 'gPerk Air Force Vice-Pres., Chi Phi Betag 10041- Bankingg SPCAg UNICEFg N0 Tardi- ness. Blessings on him that first invented sleep? MARIANNE PLOOF Mare undecided Sigma. Ph1 No Tardmess Student Activity Fund Magazine Sales The meaning doesnt matter if its only idle chatter EDWARD A POSLUSZNY College SPCA Red Cross 10093 Banking Tis not wise to be wiser than neces sary CHARLES lVl POTTS JR Chuck undec1ded 100 0 Banking Ma azine Sales Red Cross No Tardmess Student Ac t1v1ty Fund Community Chest To be what you are and to become what you are capable of becoming is the only end of life BARBARA ELLEN POWELL Barb undecided Psi Chi Phi' No Tardiness' SPCA' UNICEF. Speech is silver, Silence is golden? SARAH ANNE POWELL Sarah,' Lake Erie Treas., Sergeant-at-Arms, Susan B. Anthony Hi-Yg Alpha Delta Phig Copy Staff, Yearbookg Jr. Prom Refresh- ment Com.g Girls' and Mixed Chorusg Honor Rollg French Awardg Credit List. nUse what language you will, You canvneuer say anything but what you are. GLENN PRITCHETT Glenn Navy Student Activity Fundg Dance Bandg SPCAg Camera Club. Youth is wholly experimental. l HARRY PRZYBYLO Harry undecided SPCAg UNICEFg Magazine Sales. last driftin' alongf, LEO PRZYBYLO Batch Farming Magazine Salesg Red Crossg SPCA. The cultivation of the 'earth is the most important labor of manf, as cc :c THERESA PRZYBYLO 'gTeriv College Treas., Alpha Delta Phig Susan B. Anthony Hi-Yg Credit Listg Alternate Student Councilorg Business Staff, Yearbookg Girls, and Mixed Chorusg Bowling Cluhg Jr.-Sr. Athletic Clubg Magazine Sale-sg Usher. The charm and playfulness of her talkf' CAROL QUINI Nursing JV and Vars. Cheerleaderg Chi Sigma Thetag Drama Clubg Girls' and Mixed Chorusg lr. Prize Speaking Alf ternateg Magazine Salesg Student Ac- tivity Fundg Jr. Prom Decorating Com- mitteeg Credit List. Her power is her pleasure to charm, Anal her charm is all a pleasure. FRANK RACO Rocky Army Magazine Salesg SPCAg UNICEFg Kappa Rhog Red Crossg Intramural Basketballg Student Activity Fund. He is a devil at everything but there is nothing that he cannot clof, ANTHONY RACZYN SKI Tony Air Force Magazine Salesg UNlCEFg SPCAg Red Cross. Fortune is for allg fadgment is theirs who have won it for themselves. 5 WILLIAM M. RAKOWSKI Business School Magazine Saiesg Credit Listg IOOKZQ Bankingg SPCA. g'S'ilence is more eloquent than words? BENNIE RAULEN '4Ben,, undecided I00'Z: Bankingg Magazine Salesg No Tardinessg Student Activity Fundg Community Chestg UNICEF. if 7 ' 77 I m conserving my energy. PATRICIA ANN REIDY Patti Secretary Chi Sigma Thetag Clare Booth Luce Hi-Yg Jr. Ring Committeeg Majoretteg Itemg Magazine Salesg Scampersg Yearbook Stafig Student Activity Fundg Credit List. A beauty is a joy forever? NAOMA ANN REILLY Ann Coilege Phi Deltag Queen's Court, Jr. Promg Marie Antoinette Hi-Yg Majoretteg Credit Listg Decorating Committee, Jr. Promg Magazine Salesg Art Staff, Year- bookg Student Activity Fund. Politeness costs nothing and gains everything. CHARLES REMBERT 'iChu,ck,' A undecided Sr. 'Class Presidentg Alternate Stu- dent Councilorg Magazine Salesg Kappa Rhog .IV and Vars. Footbailg Credit Listg Vars. AH Clubg Student Ac- tivity Fund. Many failg rnalny sacceedg bat he will always lead. ANTOINETTE RICCIO Secretary Credit Listg Magazine Sales. Her talents are of the more silent class? CAROL RIZZIELLO iz Secretary Chaplain Alpha Delta Phi Emma Willard H1Y Majorettes No Tardi ness Magazine Sales Beware of her air hazr for she ex cels all women in the magic of her locks NICHOLAS ROBILOTTO Sonny undecided Kappa Rhog 10017 Bankingg Stu- dent Activity Fundg Safe-Teen Club. I'll find a way or make onef' PATRICIA A. ROBOTHAM Pat Teacher Reporter, KEg Susan B. Anthony Hi-Y, Secretaryg Honor Rollg National Honor Societyg Yearbook, Copy Staffg .lunior Prom Refreshment Committee: Magazine Salesg Student Activity Fund. Deep sighted in intelligence. RAMONA A. RODRIGUEZ Ram-Rod College KE, Recording Secretaryg Emma Wil- lard Hi-Yg Bandg Orchestrag Itemg Alternate Student Councilorg Yearbookg Honor Rollg Student Activity Fundg National Honor Society. A constant friend is a thing rare and hard to findf, JOHN ROSSER ufacki' College Pres., Student Councilg Honor Rollg Credit Listg JV Baskethallg Student Activity Fundg Magazine Salesg Stu- dent Council, 3 yrs.g Interfraternity Council. W it that can call forth laughter from mourners? HENRY ROSSI Nick College JV and Vars. Footballg JV Baseballg Student Activity Fundg Credit Listg Magazine Sales. Ready for mischief g ready for fung Willing to talk to anyone. ROBERT ROSSI Bo lr College Magazine Salesg Student Activity Fundg Red Crossg SPCAQ Credit List. Honest fame awaits the truly good. KEITH ROUNDS Air Force Bandg Orchestrag Vocaliersg Trackg Mixed Chorusg Student Activity Fundg Magazine Sales. J est and earnest, working side by side. JACOB RUGAR Skip Navy 10021 Bankingg Magazine Salesg Student Activity Fund. A hundred tons of worry will not pay an ounce of debtf, A LINDA ANN RULE Linn Secretary Student Activity Fundg Magazine Salesg Red Crossg 100'Z Banking. A faithful friend is here awaiting. JOHN RUSH .lack', undecided JV and Vars. Footballg Student Ac- tivity Fundg Red Crossg Trackg Maga- zine Salesg Credit List. No good thing of any sort shows its best face first. LORAINE RYTEL Lori Albany Business Ccill. Jr. Prom Committeeg Bowling Clubg Red Crossg Magazine Salesg Student Activity Fundg Honor Roll. Ever as merry as the day is longf' MADELINE RZESOS Maddy,' Secretary Magazine Salesg SPCAQ Student Ac- tivity Fund. Youth and merriment come bat once in a life time 5 I am taking advantage of them. RICHARD RZESOS Rich', undecided Red Crossg Magazine Salesg Intra- mural Basketballg Student Activity Fund. There's not a minute of our lives should stretch without some pleasuref' JOSEPH JOHN RZEZNIK 'iloev College Phi Kappa Epsilong Key Clubg Billy Burger Hi-Yg Chaplain, Hi-Y Clubs '58, ,59g Vars. A Cluhg Item Staffg Credit Listg Business Staff, Yearbookg Track 3 yrs.g Magazine Sales. I have mingled grave with gay. MARILYN SABUTIS Mare Austin Beauty School Student Activity Fundg Magazine Salesg Yearbook Staffg Bankingg Class Bankerg Drama Clubg Community Chest. If silence is golden, I arn poverty stricken? PATRICIA A. SADAK Patty Business School Sigma Phig Credit Listg Magazine Salesg No Tardinessg Safe-Teen Clubg 10011 Bankingg Student Activity F undg 10015 Attendance. T he innocent are gay? DONALD SAFRAN Saf College Credit Listg JV and Vars. Basketball and Baseballg Magazine Salesg Red Crossg Student Activity Fundg Com- munity Chestg Alternate Student Coun- cilor 2 yrs. 0ne of the all, all, all time greats. MARY JANE ST. JOHN Mare Secretary Credit Listg Student Activity Fundg Magazine Salesg No Tardinessg l0OfZ, Bankingg Girls, Chorus 257, '58g Honor Rollg Community Chestg 10017 Attend- ance. All floors open to her courtesy. ROBERT SALAMACK Sonny,' Union College No Tardinessg 10017 Bankingg Mag- azine Salesg Student Activity Fundg Camera Club. Longer lives a glad man than a sorryf, RALPH SALERNO Air Force Red Crossg Student Activity Fundg Bankingg Magazine Salesg Phi Kappa Epsilon. Manners maketh the manf, NICHOLAS SAMPONE 5'Niclc', Navy Phi Kappa Epsilong Magazine Salesg Key Clubg Intramural Basketballg Stu- dent Activity Fundg 1000229 Banking. Throw your fear to the winds. JEANETTE SAN FILIPPO fan undecided Magazine Salesg Librarian Assistantg Student Activity Fundg Attendance Helperg Safe-Teen Club. Whimsey, not reason, is the female guialef' KATHRYN SANTOS Si5', Nursing Pres., Clare Booth Luce Hi-Yg Jr. Ring Committeeg Student Councilorg Phi Deltag Magazine Sales, Horneroorn Managerg No Tardinessg 100113 Bank- ingg Jr. Prom Committeeg Budget Com.g Business Staff, Yearbook. A faithful friend is the medicine of lifef' IVIAUREEN SARGALIS undecided Student Activity Fundg Itenig N0 Tardiness. Honor is the reward of virtue, SANDRA ANN SAWICKI San Russell Sage Treas., KEQ National Honor Societyg Majoretteg Student Councilor i59g Al- ternate Student Councilor ,589 Copy Staff, Yearbookg Item Staffg Jr. Prom Committeeg Susan B. Anthony Hi-Y '58g Honor Roll. Last word in sophistication, First word in funlv DONNA MARIE SCAFIDI College Chi Sigma Thetag Sergeant-at-Arms, Clare Booth Luce Hi-Yg Majoretteg Jr. Prom Publicity Committeeg Re- porter, Itemg Copy Staff, Yearbookg Usherg Girls' Chorusg Credit Listg Hi-Y Delegate, Northeast Area Hi-Y. Preppy, witty, cute, and sweet She's a girl that can't be beat. BENJAMIN SCHOTTS ':Bennie', Art School Red Crossg SPCAQ No Tardiness. Boy of a hundred tricks. EUGENE SCHULTZ joe undecided Magazine Salesg Safe-Teen Clubg Student Activity Fundg No Tardiness. A man cannot spend all his life in frolicf' LINDA RAE SCHWARTZ Robin Business School Marie Antoinette Hi-Yg Girls' Chorusg Magazine Salesg Art Staff, Yearbookg Bankingg Perfect Attend- ance 3 yrs.g Red Crossg Student Activ- ity Fundg Credit List. The gentleness of all the gods go with thee. .IOSEPH SEMPRIVIVO 'lsempu Navy Kappa Rhog UNICEFQ Student Ac- tivity Fund. HGIZIII men are scarce, talrc care of me. CHRISTINE SERYLO ::Cl1ris Mildred Elley Chief, lylajorettesg Chi Sigma Thetag Treas., Clare Booth Luce Hi-Yg Quecn's Court, Ir. Promg Credit Listg Drama Cluhg Magazine Salesg Item Staff 158. '59g Senior Play Reading Committecg Business Staff, Yearbook. nglfllllfiflll faces are those that wear whole-soulefl honesty printed there. SANDRA SHAEFEER HSanfly', College Student Activity Fundg KEg Susan B. Anthony Hi-Yg Jr.-Sr. Athletic Clulxg Business Staff, Yearboolig No Tardi- nessg SPCAQ UNICEFQ Magazine Sales. g'Sweet personality, full of rascalityf' CHARLES' SHARMOSE Chuclc', Art School Red Crossg SPCAg UNICEFg Drama Clubg Stage Crewg No Tardinessg Safe- Teen Club. 'iCaesar was ambitious and look where he is. ' ELIZABETH ANNE SHELLY HBeth College Magazine Salesg 10072 Bankingg No Tardinessg SPCAg Jr. Prom Music Committee-3 Student Activity Fund. Angels listen when she speaks. PATRICIA SHELMANDINE '4Patv Business College KEg Magazine Salesg Credit Listg Bowling Clubg Student Activity Fundg IOOW Banking. 'gHer sweetness anal charm go arm in 1zrm.'7 WILLIAM SHEPPIE NSl1e11'7 College Traclcg Magazine Salesg SPCA. MTI'llfl1 is always the strongest Ufgll l7IC'lIf.,, NORBERT SHERBUNT HCorl.'yH College Student Councilorg President, Clli Phi Betag Traffic Connn.g Society Staff, Yearlmookg Safe-Teen Clubg Magazine Salesg Honor Rollg Credit List. 'SA Kittie merriment is born within, the best of men. BARBARA ANN SHULL NBarb', College Bowling Clubg Student Activity Fundg Red Crossg 100W Banking. A liglttfteart lives long. JOHN SIERZEGA Jose College Magazine Sales g Student Activity Fundg Red Cross. 'gSltaNow men believe in Iuclcg I do not. DOROTHY SIEVERDIN Def, College Emnra Willard Hi-Yg Student Ae- tivity Fundg Magazine Salesg Credit Listg 10001 Bankingg Red Crossg No Tardinessg Yearbook Staffg 'Atteridanee Office Helper. 'Tiood things come in small packages. I BARBARA D. SKINNER. Barbs Mildred Elley Sigma Phig UNlCEFi SPCAg Credit Listg Class Bankerg IOOW Bankingg Magazine Salesg Student Activity Fund. HA womanis guess is much more ac- curate than a marfs eertaintyf, JOHN SLEZAK Jack College Trackg Magazine Salesg Chorusg Red Crossg Student Activity Fund. Unconscious humor. WILLIAM SLEZAK Wilken College Varsity Baseball, Basketballg Maga- zine Salesg Nu Delta Sigmag SPCAQ 10095 Bankingg Student Activity Fundg JV Baseball, Basketball. I mast complain the cards are ill shuf- fled till I have a good handf, DANIEL E. SLIVA 5'Dan,, College Honor Rollg Credit Listg No Tardi- nessg Student Activity Fundg Maga- zine Salesg Red Crossg IOOW Bankingg Perfect Attendance. :Everything happens to everybody sooner or later if there is time enough? DAVID SLIVA uDave,' undecided SPCAQ Red Cross. M , . , . I am zn danger, I see, of bezng in claded among the whimsical jellowsf, GEORGE SMALL Hgign Navy Red Crossg Student Activity Fundg Magazine Sales, nWhatever you do, do wisely, and think of the Consequencesf, ROBERT SMITKA UBOH, Navy SPCAg Magazine Sales. '4Many friends has our Bah. MARY .IO SOLLECITO HM. I. Teaching Girls' Bowling Clubg National Honor Societyg Pres., KEg 2nd Vice-Pres., Hi-Y Couneilg Sec., Susan B. Anthony Hi-YQ Interfraternity Councilg Honor Rollg Staff Writer, Itemg Society Staff, Copy Staff, Yearhookg Majorette. One of those rare and delightful per- sons that the world canit afford to do withoutf, LAWRENCE R. SPAGNOLA Spag Bentley Trackg Kappa Rhog No Tardinessg Intramural Basketballg Credit List. He accomplishes all with silence. WILLIAM SPANFELN ER aBill College Trackg Chaplain, Billy Burger I-Ii-Yg Yearbook Staffg I0092 Bankingg Credit Listg Magazine Sales. HA good name is better than riches? EDWARD SPATOLA EdrlieU Navy Bowling Teamg Intramural Basket- ballg Magaaine Sales. There is no fire without some smolcef' RICHARD STAHL Shellby,' College Phi Kappa Epsilon, Treas.g Maga- zirie Salesg Art Staff, Yearbookg Item Staffg Student. Activity Fundg Safe- Teen Clubg No Tardinessg Red Cross. The greatest pleasure in life is doing what people say .you can't do. -SHIRLEY A. STAIRS HShirl,' Secretary Library Helperg Cafeteria Helperg Student Activity Fundg Magazine Salesg UNICEFQ No Tardinessg 100575 Bank- ing, Plainly sweet, can't be beat. MARTHA LOUISE STALEY '6Marty,' School of Commerce Majorettesg Bandg Chorusg Magazine Salesg Red Crossg Student Activity Fundg Itemg Variety Show. The quiet mind is richer than a crownf' JOHN STEENBURGH Jack Engineering Theta Alpha Kappag Student Activ- ity Fundg Credit Listg Intramural Bas- ketballg Magazine Salesg Banking. Laugh and the world laughs with youg Study and you study alonef, RICHARD STEINBERG :'Bergi' College Secretary, Chi Phi Betag Student Ac- tivity Fundg Magazine Salesg Traffic Committeeg UNICEF. There,s a place in the sun for every mung Though it takes a while to find iii' RICHARD SUNDERLAND Rickv undecided Magazine Salesg Red Crossg Student Activity Fund. NA man of mark! SISTO SURENTO Cohn N. Y. Telephone Co. Kappa Rhog Trackg Yearbook Staffg SPCA. It isn't that I dislike school, but . . . STEPHANNA JEAN SURENTO 'iStella undecided Girls' Chorusg Student Activity Fundg Magazine Salesg Alternate Student Councilorg Honor Rollg Credit Listg Red Cross. uQuiet at first, but look again, Youll! find in her oz very good friend. CAROLINE SWANKER Little One undecided Alternate Student Councilorg Maga- zine Sales, Managerg Student Activity Fundg Red Crossg Community Chestg Girls' Chorus. Do no more than you can perform suc- cessfullyf, EUGENE SWINARSKI undecided SPCAQ Safe-Teen Cluhg Student Ac- tivity Fund. Calmness is not always the attribute of innocence. JOAN E. TAPPEN Jeanie IBM School Student Activity Fundg No Tardi- nessg Magazine Salesg Credit Listg l00fZ, Bankingg Community Chestg UNICEF. Her vivizlness is displayed in her flaming locks? JANET TATLOCK Lizv Service Magazine Salesg Yearbook Staffg Girls' and Mixed Chorusg Student Ac- tivity Fundg Asst. Magazine Sales Man- agerg Homeroom Bankerg Librariang 10092 Bankingg UNICEF. A quiet doer does more than a loud talker. ANITA TESSIERO :'lVeeti' College Vice-Pres., Psi Chi Phig Student Ac- tivity Fundg Mohawk Mills Competi- tiong Magazine Salesg Hi-Y Sponsor. uWoman knows nothing but what she ' 5 learns from her own experiencef RICHARD THOMAS Dick Navy 'cCharacter is within himf, GARY THOMPSON Sltoe,' Mechanic Chi Phi Betag SPCAg Bankingg No Tardinessg No Ahsenceg UNICEFg Student Activity Fund. NA goozl friend is zz worthwhile com- Dfl7'll0H.,, JOAN TRACKA Teachers Coll. Ir.-Sr. Athletic Clubg Susan B. An- thony Hi-Yg Girls' Chorusg Student Ac- tivity Fundg Credit Listg UNICEFg Magazine Sales. HA gay and lovely lass is shef, PAUL TRZASKOS HSqueeks,' undecided Phi Kappa Epsilong Red Crossg Magazine Salesg SPCA. All men are equal with me. LOUIS TUCCI Tuch undecided SPCAg Student Activity Fund. What will be, will be. CHRISTOPHER D. TURNER Chres,' Brown University Co-Managing Editor, Yearbookg Am. Legion Boys' State Representativeg Chairman, Jr. Class Soda Salesg Honor Hollg Billy Burger Hi-Yg Staff Writer, Itemg Credit Listg Alternate Student Councilor '58g Junior Prize Speakingg Intramural Basketballg National Honor Society. So little to do and so much time in which to do it. DIANE VALERIO Div College .IV and Vars. Cheerleaderg Vars. Cheerleader Captaing Phi Deltag Jr. Prize Speakingg Student Councilor 3 yrs.g Sec., Student Councilg Clare Booth Luce Hi-Yg Business Staff, Year- bookg Interfraternity Councilg National Thespian Society. HShe,s the earthis noblest thing, A woman perfecteclf' DONALD W. VAN DEUSEN, JR. Don Service Student Activity Fundg UNlCEFg Magazine Sales. A rule of my life is to make business a pleasure And pleasure my business. JOSENA VAN TASSEL fo College Co-Art-Editor, Yearbookg Jr. Ring Committeeg Majoretteg KEQ Item Staffg Jr. Prom Refreshment Committeeg Susan B. Anthony Hi-Yg Honor Rollg Credit Listg National Honor Society. As the sun colors flowers, so does the artist color life. GERALDINE ANN VECCHIO Gerry Albany School of Nursing Honor Rollg Credit Listg Yearbook, Picture Staffg Class Banker 2 yrs.g Magazine Salesg No Tardinessg Student Activity Fundg Jr. Prom Refresh. Com- mitteeg Emma Willard Hi-Yg 100021 Banking. 'Talk often, but never longf, ELIZABETH J. VEDDER 'cBetty undecided Bandg Orchestrag Phi Alpha Lambdag All-County Band, Orchestra 2 yrs.g Credit Listg Copy Staff, Yearbookg Magazine 'Salesg Student Activity Fundg Honor Roll. Happy-go-lucky and full of fun, She lends a hand when there's work to be done? JOAN ANN VISCUSI lon Cortland Treas., Sigma Phig Emma Willard Hi-Yg l00fZ, Bankingg 3rd Prize, Art Contestg SPCAg Student Activity Fundg Magazine Salesg Honor Rollg Credit Listg Girlsf Chorus. Study, if the time is right. LINDA VOLLMER Vela undecided Phi Deltag Alternate Student Coun- cilor '59g Magazine Salesg Girls' Chorusg Business Staff, Yearhookg Student Activity Fundg Credit Listg Jr. Prom Dec. Com.g Bankingg Marie Antoinette Hi-Y. Smiles spread sunshinef' SYLVIA JOAN WAGER Syl', undecided Credit Listg Bankingg No Tardinessg UNICEFQ Magazine Salesg SPCAg Student Activity Fundg Girls' and Mixed Chorusg Jr. Prom Committee. Let us be friends. SONDRA WALDVOGEL Renea Marriage No Tardinessg SPCAg Chorusg Red Cross. 'glfs good to be happy. LINDA MARIE WARNER Lynne', Albany Medical Center KEg Susan B. Anthony Hi-Yg Major- ettesg Girls' Bowling Club ,58g Girls' and Mixed Chorusg Bankingg SPCAg UNICEFQ Magazine Sales. Girls blush sometimes because they are alive . . . or just beginning to lwef' DAVID F. WATERSTREET Dave Navy Band Picture Staff, Yearhookg Key Clubg 100017 Bankingg Bandg Orchestra. Why will men worry themselves s0?,' DIANE WEISSMAN Deen College Phi Deltag Co-Art-Editor, Yearbookg Item, Advertising Staffg Majoretteg Clare Booth Luce Hi-Y '58g Alternate Student Councilor '58, '59g Student Ac- tivity Fundg Usher '59 Commence- mentg Magazine Sales. This popular lass has a lot of class. KATHLEEN WESTLAKE Kathy Secretary Red Crossg Student Activity Fundg Magazine Salesg UNICEFg Business Staff, Yearbookg SPCAg Banking. Happy to live, happy to pleasef' BEVERLY LOUISE WHITLOCK Bev', Albany Bus. College Credit Listg Magazine Salesg Student Activity Fundg Alpha Delta Phi, A faithful friend to allf' ANN MARIE WIENCEK undecided Student Activity Fundg Chorus '58, '59g Magazine Salesg SPCAg Credit Listg Bankingg No Tardinessg UNICEF. Friendship builds the world. WILLIAM WILDE Welly College Student Council 3 yrs.3 Vice-Pres., Student Councilg Society Editor, Year- hookg Sports Editor, Itemg Nu Delta Sigmag Billy Burger Hi-Yg Intramural Basketballg Honor Rollg Credit Listg National Honor Society. God makes, and apparel shapes, but it's money that finishes the manf, DONALD WITKOWSKI Don undecided SPCAg Magazine Salesg Safe-Teen Clubg No Tardiness. Deeds, not words, speak. FRANK WOINAR Moose College Treas., Phi Kappa Epsilong Maga- zine Salesg SPCA. A man of cheerful yesterdays and confident tomorrow. SANDRA JEAN- WOLF '4Sandy undecided Majorettesg Student Activity Fundg SPCAg Dramag Honor Rollg Credit Listg UNICEF. My heart is like a singing bird. PAUL WOOSTER Air Force nWin without boasting, Lose without excuse. MARCIA I. WSZOLA '6Whiz', Junior College Chi Sigma Thetag Clare Booth Luce Hi-Yg Student Activity Fundg Girls' Chorusg Magazine Salesg Yearbook Staffg Item Staffg Credit Listg Red Crossg Banking. 'cLove is a beautiful dreamf' DANIEL WSZOLEK 4:Danny', undecided Vars. NAU Clubg Trackg Fresh. Foot- ballg Vars. Footballg SPCAg Magazine Sales. 'gYouth is confident. CAROLYN YOSTMEYER 'cLee,' undecided No Tardinessg Student Activity Fundg SPCAg Girls, Chorus. Life is full of surprisef, WILLIAM YURKEWICZ, JR. 'gBiIl', College Trackg Nu Delta Sigmag National Honor Societyg Honor Rollg Magazine Salesg SPCAg Credit Listg Student Activity Fund. :'Cenius is fostered by industry? PATRICIA ANN YUTES Pat undecided Magazine Salesg UNICEFQ Red Crossg SPCAg Student Activity Fundg Junior Prom. When nature could do no more, heaven lent an angelis beauty to her face. MILDA MARIJ A ZEMAITIS ':Milly College National Honor Societyg Girls' and Mixed Chorusg Girls' Bowling Clubg Jr.-Sr. Athletic Clubg Copy Staff, Year- bookg Honor Rollg SPCAQ Student Ac- tivity Fundg Magazine Sales. The mind that would be happy must have knowledge. JANET A. ZEPPIERI Zip College Pres., Hi-Y Councilg Vice-Pres., Chi Sigma Thetag Hi-Y Councilg Susan B. Anthony Hi-Yg JV and Vars. Cheer- leaderg Sports Editor, Yearbookg Jr. of the Yearg Alternate Jr. Prize Speakerg Sports Staff, Itemg DAR Award. Her athletic ability is of great re- nown, but it's her vital charm that knocks 'em down. JUDITH ZILLES n.llLdfV,, .lunior College Enforcing Officer, Sigma Phig Maga- zine Salesg SPCAg Student Activity Fundg Bankingg Business Staff, Year- bookg Honor Rollg Bowling Cluhg Na- tional Honor Society. Softly speak and sweetly smilef: AUTOGRAPHS ,fQiTTf' ggiswwii A ' Q- 1 -W .... , ,, y F. UF ,, 3 ff iglgg avi :'.:,:T'.-1: :Lg-5.7. faaglggfi , ' ' or 5gH?7Q?i3f fH A' 3 l:, , ' 4' fn 3 7 ' E 5 f 'Mfg' , - , 73 M : Q X ff X ,, ff JUNIOR SOPHOMORE E ,X V ORGANIZA TIONS AND A C T I V I T I E S ATIO L HO- of: IOCIETY I FIRST ROW: David Jennings, Mrs. Aulisi, Peter Orr, Patricia Robotham, Joseph Aulisi, Arlene Dragoung SECOND ROW: Madalyn Mottola, Josena Van Tassel, Mary Jo Sollecito, Milda Zemaitis, Mary Ann Mikolaitis, Kathleen Payne, Sandra Sawicki, David Holland, THIRD ROW: Judith Zilles, Terry Mikolaitis, Tony Califano, Ramona Rodriguez, William Yurkewicz, Bill Wilde, Pat Ammerall, Susan Furman, Chris Turner, MISSING: Charles Olney. President : PETER ORR Vice-President: JOSEPH AULISI Treasurer : CHARLES OLNEY Secretary: PATRICIA ROBOTHAM President: JOHN ROSSER Vice-President: WILLIAM WILDE Treasurer: HARRY BOSWELL Secretary: DIANE VALERIO TUDE T COUNCIL FIRST ROW, left to right: Harry Boswell, Diane Valerio, .Iohn Rosser, Bill Wilde. SECOND ROW: Chuck Olney, Bob Alibozek, Mary Kate LaGreca, Tony Califano, Butch Gerardi, Nellie Fariello, Kathy Santos, Dale Howitt. THIRD ROW: Bob Marotta Carol Sanders Nancy Pipito Chris Furiani Linda Manassi Winnie Kr Zak ,Ioan Marshall Dolores Sollecito FOURTH ROW: -s 1 v 1 Y v 1 ' ' Judy Kowalski, Sherri Bartone, Jerry Olender, Louis Pettica, Linda Boswell, Jeannie Abballe, Barbara Davidson, Tilly St. 101111 FIFTH ROW: Eddie Waner, Al Code, Wayne Lallier, Richard Sidlauscus. N ATIO AL THE PIAN SOCIETY FIRST ROW, left to right: Joe Aulisi, Clerkg Lois Maat, Secretaryg Butch Cerardi, Vice-President. SECOND ROW, left to right: Vince Ciccarinog Bob Laskyg Diane Valeriog Charlotte Sitring Carole Sanders. THIRD ROW, left to right: Meridith McClouthg Sandy Merrowg Rose Lee Cipul- log John Fariellog Carol Mazur. Standing: Mr. DeRose. xxxx Vx I Q, ,q THE WIZARD UF OZ Goo, he promised to give me a real heart. L'Welc0me, noble Sorceress, to the land of the Munchkinsf' Oh, I must have those silver slippers l Yes, dearie, the cap is magical. DRAMA CLUB FIRST ROW: Mr. DeRose, Jo Ann Nicosia, Janet Zeppeiri, Phil Bracchi. SECOND ROW: John Lazarou, Vincent Ciccarino, Bob Laskyg Meredith McClouth, John Fariello: Carol Sanders. THIRD ROW: Frank Cerardi, Joe Aulisi, Ingrid Bengisg Carol Mazur, Gloria Duran, Myra Dybich, Charlotte Sitrin. FOURTH ROW: Stephanie Barone, Louis Pettica, Carol Quini, Ann Repo, Barbara Billington, Cecelia Esposito, Gloria Lionelli, Betty Pettica, Sherry Bartone. FIFTH ROW: Michael Mullarkey, DOIl'11I11Cik Scafidi, Eddie Loucks, Joe Auriernrna, Sandy Merrow, Rose Lee Cipullo, Noreen Weiss, Pauline Martini. SIXTH ROW: 1,4018 Matt, Auggie Cal, Sandra Daly, Nancy Petrosino, Tony Califano, Chris Selylo, Terry Mikolaitis. SEVENTH ROW: Tony Penge, Jim Marks, Anthony Manos, Diane Valerio, Johnny Gerutis, Ray Agresta. IIO KKXX SEATED, FIRST ROW, left to right: Jerry Olender, Roxie Willitts, Ralph DePaula, Corky Harmon, Warren Morrnile. SEATED SECOND ROW: Peter Noonan, Susan Toot, Ramona Rodriguez, Elizabeth Vedder, Claude DeR0ssi. SEATED, THIRD ROW! Eugene BUSH, ViHC6Ht CiCC3fi110, William Collins, Peter Kanches, Mary l.aGreca, Keith Rounds, Richard Pingitore, Peter Lalas. STANDING left to right: William Machold, Douglas Volean, Barbara Davis, Joseph Auriemma, Gordon Snyder, David Hughes, David Waterstreet, Carol Loucks. BAD Quill! The A.H.S. halftime show GIRL ' CHORUS FIRST ROW: Rose Ann Hroncich, Jeannette Zymanski, Barbara Kosiba, Dolores Sollecito, Rose Marie Santa Maria, Darlene Yevoli, Donna Puglisi, Winnie Budka, Ann Marie Riccio, Geraldine Zeno, Linda Ciocco, Linda Cuniff, Sharon Fick, Pat Greens, Barbara Podolec, Nancy Mulchy. SECOND ROW: Dolores Brignole, Josephine Capodiferro, Shirley Wyzornirski, Jo Ann Kelley Janice Bartrnan, Sheila Hughes, Karan Russo, Sue Balle, Barbara Davis, Mary Jo Sollecito, Bernadine Kosior, Janet Tatlock, Linda Warner, Gail Lucht. THIRD ROW: Terry Przyblo, Mildred Dawson, Pat Farrell, Loretta Duma, Susan Frye, Carol Russo, Pat Koziol, Skip Hroncich, Kathleen Payne, Donna Bull, Linda Frye, Carol Quini, Linda Gerardi, Ann Agosta, Noreen Weiss. FOURTH ROW: Mary Barna, Gloria DePalma, Connie Ross, Christine Chybion, Sharon Brooker, Barbara Gode, Monica Treis, Rose Betty Kolacki, Jean Boshi, Gail Aspin, Judy Yarazuski, Kay Strenge, Marlene Weiss, Macky Romano. FIFTH ROW: Stephanie Michalski, Mary Lou Martin, Jean Amy Waterstreet, Sheila Sandy, Terry Lott, Joyce Ambrose, Joyce Battaglia, Nancy Petrosino, Kathy Wharton, Rose Lee Cipullo, Carol Boswell, Marlene Green, Linda Boswell, Diane Grinces, Maureen McCoy. 1 II4 CHRISTMAS AT A.H.S MIXED CHORUS FIRST ROW: Carmela Carnevale, Clorinda Cosentino, Joan Czerw, Joyce Dufel, Linda Warner, Carol Quini, Janet Jeck, Milda Zemaitis, Janet Tatlock. SECOND ROW: Nancy Mulchy, Mary Barna, Barbara Tracz, Monica Treis, Jeanette Jarek, Carol Borowski, Pat Libby, Elaine Green, Pat Farrell, Carol Russo. THIRD ROW: Mildred Dawson, Terry Przyblo, Dolores Brignole, Pat Friday, Dan DeRossi, Harrison Wood, Dick Kedik, Butch Gerardi, Diane Harris, Liz Eigabroadt, Linda Gerardi. FOURTH ROW: Roger Minch, Frank Lazarou, Keith Rounds, David Hughes, Jack Slezak, John Fox, Vince Ciccarino. FIFTH ROW: Joe Auriemma, Gene Zeiser, Rich Sidlauscus, Jerry Olender, Wayne Lucht, Steve Ferxis, Bill Male. II6 'VOCAIIERS FIRST ROW: Dolores Galusha, Virginia Allen, Dolores Sollecito, Rose Lee Cipullo, Gail Lucht, Karen Russo. SECOND ROW Bill Male, Corky Harmon, Gloria Duran, Charlotte Wassel, Carol Russo, John Fox, Stephan Ferris. THIRD ROW: Butch Gerard1 Keith Rounds, Rich Sidlauscus, Jerry Olender, Vince Ciccarino, David Hughes. DANCE Trumpet: Keith Roundsg Trombone: Claude DeRossig Piano: Gail Bass: Gordon Snyder. BAND Luchtg Saxaphone: Vince Ciccarinog Drums: David Dersh 7' Q M E ' ..A. l, 'E M L. S wf'-wi-grin, U, ,L 6 . ff W. , M, . ,,,.,,,,q , ei.3v5ijg1i3'Ef5Q5?i :aw Aiwa HN. M-UE' -uh Q 5 ig X33 wibgx . ,M THE MSENIOR '6O Managing Editors .,. ...,.. , ,,.. ...,,, , ...,,,,A. A.. , , A,, ,..,......,4, A R LENE DRAGOUN, CHRISTOPHER TURNER copy Staff ..,,,,RR......RRR,,ARRR,..RRR,R,RRRRRR....,,.,....,,,,..RA,. , ,RRR,M..,.,,...,..,R.......R.R...,R,.,..,..,,f.............. SUSAN EURMAN, PETER oRR Elizabeth Vedder, Milda Zeinaitis, David Holland, David Jennings, Margaret Andolina, Joe Aulisi, Agnes Brick- ner, Barbara Boccio, Susan Davidson, Vincent Ciccarino, John Orsini, Mary Ann Pawlak, Terry Mikolaitis, Pauline Martini, Mary Ann Kronk, Pat Galuska, Pat Giovannig Mary Ann Denny, Nellie Fariello, Sarah Powell, Pat Bobotham, Sandra Sawieki, Mary Jo Sollecito. Society Staff ..i......,TT....S, . ,.T...,S,......T..,.,..,S,S...,.........,,SSr..,SS,,SSS., .........................,,.....r...,,,, K ATI-IY DESI-IAM, BILL WILDE David Jennings, William Ludwin, Linda Vollmer, Ramona Rodriguez, Linda Lucente, Frank Gerardi, Ann Marie Diosalvi, Ronald Cormanek, Norbert Sherbunt, Susan Karutis, Stephanie Barone, Dale Howitt, Mary Kay Fudger, Judith Martuscello, Pat Galuska, Barbara Jedrzejewski. Sports Staff ........... S ...,...,.......Si,.,....T,...,.,...,...,......r.,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,i,, ,,,,..,,,,....,,..,,v,,.,,,, J A NET ZEPPIERI, TONY CALIFANO Mary Kay LaGreca, Joan Tracka, Tony Penge. Picture Staff ........,.,...ii,.,.....r,........,,i,.. ,.,, -,,,,, . - ..,.,,...T......,,i,........,.,..........,,,...,,............. L OIS IVIAAT, PHILIP BRACCHI Geraldine Vecchio, Susan Karutis, David Waterstreet, Charles Bennett. Business Staff ---R--'-a--'---'v---f---------AY-----,-,Affv'fV----,-,A, --M7----.v.--.......fw.............. .,..,,..,....... M A RY ANN MIKOLAITIS, CHARLES OLNEY Ann Agosta, Robert Haywood, Diane Valerio, Joseph Rzeznik, Patty Arnrnerall. Sfaff Pfwwgwphef 4R,'-----H-M----gg--gg.... ...,...... a....a. ,.LL...i.....tt,,t .,.....,cttttt.,itS...,.....cccScc,, t...ccc,ccic...,cicS L o U 1 S NAILOR f4dviS0f -R--w,,RRRRRRRR- ...cccic, M ISS MARY BURNTLAM I20 SENATE FIRST ROW: Winnie Kryzak, ,Toe Lucente, John Dulczewski, Ann Pepe, Ed Kot, Dolores Sollecito. SECOND ROW: Louie Pettica Pete Turner, Linda Boswell, Al Code. SENIOR PLAY READING COMMITTEE LEFT TO RIGHT: Susan Furman, Joe Aulisi, Phil Bracchi, Chris Serylo, Dottie Buczkowski. I2l EDITORS: Peter Betz, Joe Aulisi ADVISOR: MT- Kendall STAFF EDITORS, left to right: Mary Jo Sollicito, Peter Betz, Mary LaGreca, Sally Martin, Joe Aulisi, Sheila Hughes. ' MITEM9, STAFF Editor-in-chief .,..,.,. ,,,,,,,,---- P ETER BETZ News Editor ..v,,.,. ,,,A,....,.,,.,,. S ALLY MARTIN Feature Editor ..,t.,,.,, ,.-,tAt,,,,,,,...,,. S HEILA HUGHES Business Manager .,,,,,.. .,,.,.,.,,,..,,,,.,,,,,., P ATRICIA CAMPBELL Advertising Manager .,..........,,,,,,,. , ,.,,,,,,,vn,,-,,,,,,----- ,-,,,A.,...,,,,,,,,,...,.,,,,,.,.....,.,.... J OSEPH AULISI Sports Editors -..-......,.,.--,,..,,,.,-,,.,,,.,,,..,,w,,,,-,-,,,,,,--,---- -,,.,,,, MA RY KAY LAGRECA, BILL WILDE Charles Olney, A1 Gode f Sports Staff Writers Gloria Duran, Sharon Burtman, Nancy Pipito, Joseph Rzeznik, Madeline Mattola, Dolores Sollecito Art Editor ,,..,,,....,.s.,,,,,,,,e,,,A,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,w,,,,-. Vrmu AA..As,,w--fM,--AAAw--------,,-,,4,,,s---,,--,,,-,,,,,,-,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,.,,,,, - . -DALE HOWITI' Exchange Editor ....,, ,,,-,,,,s, M ARY JO SOLLECITO Columns Senior Showcase.. ..,,.. ,,,,,-- L INDA BEERS, RAMONA RODRIGUEZ Humor ...,.........,.... ,,,,r,,,r,,,,,, P ETER BETZ, SALLY MARTIN Charm Chatter ,.-,-- ----------.,..,..., - ..-......,. MAR Y ANN DENNY Book Review ....,.,,.. ,--,--.---,,,..,..,..,,,,,,........,....... I NGRID BENGIS Guidance .......,.. ,..,,................,................... .... S U SAN FURMAN Observer ....,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,, MA RY JO SOLLECITO, JOHN ROSSER Advisor .,,,....,.,,....... ,-,, .,.,,,,, ,,-,,,.- ,-------------- -------- --,--,-,---,-,-------,,,,.,4s,,-4,--,,-,--,,,,,-,, ,,,.,,,,,, P ARKE R K E N D ALL Reporters ,...................,,,., - ,,,,,,...,,,.,.,,,,,,--,,-,, ,.,,,,.--.-.,--,-,,----,, ---------,4,,,,-----,,,,,,r, ,,,,,,,,,,,r-,.,,.,,,,, ,. ................................, .......... Robert Olander, Nancy Swart, Gloria Leonelli, Ellen Siarka, Charles Lowenhagen, Arlene Dragoun, Arlene Jar- osz, Christopher. OBSERVERS Mary JO S0ll1C1t0 John ROSSGI' FEATURE EDITOR Sheila Hughes NEWS EDITOR Sally Martln lEIR?'M ROW, left to right: Donald Bazan, Frank Racog SECOND ROW: William Bubniak, Richard Olbiych, Richard Miscewicz au anos. CAMERA OPERATORS' CLUB 124 ALPHA DELTA PHI FIRST ROW: Nancy Teschke, Jeanette Ziemanski, Pat Galuska, Mary Ann Denny, Terry Pryzblo, Carol Rizziello, Sharon Buttman, Nancy Smith, Arlene Dragoun. SECOND ROW: Ann Marie Perfetti, Diane Greczynski, Joan Czerw, Arlene Jarosz, Sarah Powell, Kathleen Payne, Carol Sue Dietrich, Clorinda Cosentino. THIRD ROW: Delores Montarello, Linda Hagadorn, Eileen Califano, Judy Hatch, Margaret Traskas. FOURTH ROW: Sharon Brooker, Evelyn Manion, Linda Weidemann, Sheila Hughes, Gloria Duran, Charlotte Shelmandine, Janice Bartman. FIFTH ROW: Mary Jane Smith, Janice Luzenas, Barbara Godey, Peggy Ryan, Donna Bull, Virginia Roberts. OFFICERS PRESIDENT: Arlene Dragoun VICE-PRESIDENT: Pat Galuska SECRETARIES: Mary Ann Denny, Judy Hatch, absent TREASURER: Terry Pryzblo CHAPLAIN: Carol Rizziello SERGEANT-AT-ARMS: Arlene Jarosz I26 CHI IGIVIA THETA FIRST ROW: Ann Pepe, Kathy Parisi, Ann Agosta, Joanne Nicosia, Sandra DiThomas, Judy Kowalski. SECOND ROW: Delores Galusha, Mary Ann Pawlak, Terry Mikolaitis, Chris Serylo, Linda Lucente, Antoinette DeNise, Margaret Andolina, Frances Fischetti Mary Amendola. THIRD ROW: Dotty Buczkowski, Marilyn Dargus, Pat Dutcher, Angela Andolina, Carol Quini, Pat Giovanni Barbara Iedrzejewski, Pat Reidy, Carm Manasseri, Donna Scafidi, FOURTH ROW: Betty Pettica, Sharon Bartone, Gloria Agresta Sara DelCostello, Eleanor Quinn, Winnie Kryzak, Paula Parillo, Janet Zeppieri, Mary Anne Kronk. OFFICERS PRESIDENT: Ann Pepe VICE-PRESIDENT: Kathy Parisi SECRETARY: Ann Agosta TREASURER: Joanne Nicosia FIRST ROW: Mary Jo Sollecito, Nellie Fariello, .loan Januszewski, Pat Robotham, Ramona Rodriguez, Susan Karutis, Jeanette larek, Sandra Sawicki. SECOND ROW: Sandra Shaeffer, Sue Furman, Pat Farrell, Rose Marie Jankowski, Terry Lott, Carol Harbour, Dale Howitt, Linda Warner. THIRD ROW: Judy Phillips, Dolores Sollecito, Ellen Siarka, Pat Shelmandine, Kathy Dersham, Lorraine Kowalczyk, Sally Martin, Mona Sheldon. FOURTH ROW: Liz Eigabroadt, Linda Connolly, Terry Cozzocrea, Sue Balle, .loan Unchur, Roxy Willitts, Sandy Sokol, Carol Konitzer. KE. OCIETY OFFICERS PRESIDENT: Mary ,lo Sollecito VICE-PRESIDENT: Nellie Fariello SECRETARIES: Ramona Rodriguez, Susan Karutis TREASURER: Sandy Sawicki CHAPLAIN: Steph Barone I28 FIRST'ROW: John Gerutis, Mike Nabozny, Pete Costello, Andy Chmura, John Dulczcwski, Dave Kaminski. SECOND ROW: Joe Lucente, Vince Ciccarino, Larry Spagnola, Sonny Robilotto, Richard Leggiero, Ray Ludwin, Frank Gerardi. THIRD ROW: Richard Pingatore, Pat Lucci, Jim Bottisti, Chuck Remhert, Tony Califano, Joe Semprovivo, Buddy McClouth. FOURTH ROW: Mike Contiello, Mike Boccio, Harrison Wood, Ronny Mason, Phil Bracchi, Sisto Surento. KAPPA RHO OFFICERS PRESIDENT Andy Chmura VICE PRESIDENT Tony Penge SECRETARY John Dulczewskl TREASURER Dave Kannnskl OFFICERS PRESIDENT: Harry Boswell VICE-PRESIDENT: Tom Martin SECRETARY: Len Bush TREASURER: John Daly N U DELTA FIRST ROW: John Bigler, Bill Yurkewicz, Rich Andrus, John Daly, Bob Marotta, Bill Slezak, Dave Bettinger. SECOND ROW: Ted Marotta, Wayne Quill, Gene Fonda, Bill Bohlke, Bob Agedal, Doug Gotting, Tom Martin. THIRD ROW: Dave McKay, Bob Castor, George Rogers, Don Bellinger, Jim Marks, Art Thorn, Paul Tyler, Stan Kulle, Bill Wilde, Peter Orr, Howie Derrick, Paul Campbell, Jim Kolkowski, Harry Boswell. OFFICERS PRESIDENT: Irene Konieczna VICE-PRESIDENT: Nancy LeRoy SECRETARY: Pat Libby TREASURER: Judy Adamson PHI ALPHA LAMBDA FIRST ROW: Nancy LeRoy, Irene Konieczna. SECOND ROW: Judy Adamson, Pat Friday, .Ioan Kukiewicz, Pat Libby. THIRD ROW: Betty Vedder, Pat Anderson, Betty Jane Agedal, Mary Kay Fudger. FOURTH ROW: Donna Michels, Carol Loucks, Dorothy Krawczyk, Roberta Nelson, Donna Lembke. FIFTH ROW: Joan Orleanski, Susan Fryc, Roberta Cichy, Nancy Mulchy, Eileen Brach, Betty Brindle. SIXTH ROW: Sharon Shults, Sandra Noel, .Ioan LeRoy, Peggy VanPatten, Gail Aspin, Germana Rigatti. FIRST ROW: Nancy Hurley, Janet Peck, Kathy Bradley. SECOND ROW: Linda Vollmer, Pauline Martini, Kathy Santos, Diane Valerioz Ann Reilly, Mary LaGreca, Mary Barna, Diane Pearson, Chris Fontecchio. THIRD ROW: Charlotte Sitrin, Lucille Martuscel- lo, Chris Furram, Nancy Pipito, Carolyn Gabriel, Sandra DeRose, Corky Harmon, Sue Toot, Sue Davidson. FOURTH ROW: Michele Delos, Joan Marshall, Nancy Thielking, Kay Strenge, Linda Lang, Diane Harris, Carol Sanders, Judy Nadler, Diane Weissman. PHI DELTA OFFICERS PRESIDENT: Nancy Hurley VICE-PRESIDENT: Janet Peck SECRETARY: Charlotte Sitrin TREASURER: Pat Ammeral FIRST ROW: Robert Alibozek, Frank Wojnar, Robert Siemiatkowski. SECOND ROW: Nick Sarnpone, Ronny Kormanek, Don Peck, Bert Stahl, Bill Gabryluk, Norbert Czelusniak. THIRD ROW: Paul Trzaskos, Joe Kaminski, Peter Urba, Larry Raila, Dave Ianiga, Joe Pasquarelli. FOURTH ROW: Joe Auriemma, Harold Sponable, Rodney Russo, David Addams, Joe Rzeznik. FIFTH ROW: Ray Houck, Louis Nailor, Dave Boice, Bob Anderson, Ed Blongiewicz. PHI KAPPA EP ILON OFFICERS PRESIDENT: Robert Alibozek VICE-PRESIDENT: Bob Haywood SECRETARY: Frank Wojnar TREASURER: Bob Siemiatkowski 33 OFFICERS PRESIDENT: Lucy Jarvis VICE-PRESIDENT: Ann Diflaterino SECRETARY: Madalyn Mottola TREASURER: Joan Viscusi ENFORCING OFFICER: .Iudy Zilles ICMA PHI FIRST ROW: Pat Sadak, Carol Johnson, Alice DePaIma, Gloria DePa1ma, Shirley Mushaw, Pat Kaminski. SECOND ROW: Pat Czech, Carol Mazur, Beverly DiCaterino, Cecelia Esposito, ,lerda Cebula, Regina Rzeznik. THIRD ROW: Ann Marie Cheritano, Peggy Jepsen, Delores Brignole, Jeannette Regliske, Barbara Strevy, Joan Viscusi, Ann DiCaterino. FOURTH ROW: Ann Marie Diovisalvi, Jo Ann Enser, Judy Koziomkowski, Arlene Cincotta, Judy Zi11es,Mada1yn Mottola, Angela D'Alessandro. FIRST ROW: Roger Henry, Ed Rucinski, Steve Jennings, Warren Mormile. SECOND ROW: Dave Engle, John Haluch, Dave Fariello, Ron Stradone, Angelo Constatino., THIRD ROW: Peter Betz, Steve Pieniczek, Dan Martuscello, Ed Andrzejewski. FOURTH ROW: Dick Avery, Joe Aulisi, Bill Brazile, Richard Morin, Kenneth Wojnar. THETA ALPHA KAPP IE'- OFFICERS PRESIDENT: Steve Jennings VICE-PRESIDENT: Ed Rucinski SECRETARY: Roger Henry TREASURER: Warren Mormile FIRST ROW: Rich Steinberg, Gary Thompson, Ron Piurek, Joe Ambrose. SECOND ROW: Tony Riccio, Ben Neri, Paul Manos, Ed Waner, Tony Morrocco. THIRD ROW: Nick Della Vecchio, Tim Foss, Tony Alexander, Corkey Sherbunt. CHI PHI BETA OFFICERS PRESIDENT: Norbert Sherhunt VICE-PRESIDENT: Ron Piurek SECRETARY: Rich Steinberg TREASURER: Nick Della Vecchia OFFICERS PRESIDENT: James Petruccione VICE-PRESIDENT: Peter Betz SECRETARY: Joe DeBlasi TREASURER: William Buczek CHAPLAIN: Joe Auriemma KEY CLUB FIRST ROW: Peter Betz, James Petruccione, William Buczek. SECOND ROW: James Vebher, Joe Auriemma, J oe DeBlasi, Charles Bedell. THIRD ROW: Carl Teschke, Michael Rich, Leslie Laidlaw. FOURTH ROW: David Mancini, Robert Pasquerelli, Richard Ordon, Vince DePalma. Wm. I I Q 'bn Y 4 sax? X s , FIRST ROW: Jim Kolkowski, Vince Ciccarino, Bill Wilde J1m Marks SECOND ROW Dlck Pmgitore Chas Olney Pete Betz Frank Cerardi, Louis Pettica. THIRD ROW: Paul Jemck Billy Calhoun Harold S1tr1n B1ll Spanfelner John Lazarou Doug Volean. FOURTH ROW: Gary Cowsert, Bob Calhoun, Ed Brozman Ronald Baum Bob Olender Chris Turner FIFTH ROW Dou Cottung, Gary Brown, Pete Valerio, John Gerutis, John Farlello Kennv Nen BILLY BURGER I-II Y OFFICERS PRESIDENT: Vince Ciccarino VICE-PRESIDENT: Joe Aulisi, SECRETARY: James Marks TREASURER: Doug Gottung CHAPLAIN : Bill Spanfelner absent FIRST ROW: Kathryn Santos, Michele Delos, Christine Serylo, Barbara Jedrzejewski, Nancy Pipito, Donna Scafidi. SECOND ROW: Mary Lou Cardarella, Irene Konieczna, Diane Valerio, Mary Ann Nlikolaitis, Gloria Koreniewski, Pauline Martini, Christine Fontec- chio, Arlene Dragoun. THIRD ROW: Arlene Wyszornirski, Sandra DiThornas, Caroline Gabriel, Sandra DeRose, Charlotte Sitrin, Christine Furiani, Lucille Martuscello, Sandra Merrow: FOURTH ROW: Claudia Fariello, Leslie Kruse, Audrey Clark, Carol Sanders, Eileen Califano, Kay Strenge, Linda Minasi, Ingrid Bengis, Donna Puglisi. FIFTH ROW: Antoinette Auriemma, Sandra Brumley, Pat Whitty, Diane Crinces, Maureen McCoy, Macky Romano, Noreen Weiss, Linda Gerardi, Carol Ann Peritta. SIXTH ROW: Sharon Billington, Linda Kinowski, Janet Duran, Sandra Daley, Joanne Frascatore. CLARE BOOTH LUCE HI-Y OFFICERS PRESIDENT: Kathy Santos VICE-PRESIDENT: Michele Delos SECRETARY: Barb .Iedrezejewski TREASURER: Chris Serylo ' Y 'AM' M E wang? gm WMM 3 ,,..., Wg mg vm mm S OFFICERS PRESIDENT: Lois lVIaat VICE-PRESIDENT: Mary Ann Denny CHAPLAIN: Gloria Duran SECRETARY: Sue Karutis MARIE A TOI ET TE HI-Y FIRST ROW: Christine Chybion, Gloria Duran, Mary Ann Denny, Janet Konitzer, Lorraine Kowalczyk. SECOND ROW: Barbara Podolec, Jean Amy Waterstreet, Sharon Burtman, Barbara Godey, Storm Lee Henry, Linda Corcuera. THIRD ROW: Susan Karutis, Joanne Knickerbocker, Jerda Cebula, Virginia Santo, Sally Martin, Jeannine Abballe. FOURTH ROW: Bonnie Fetterly, Betty Brindle, Eileen Ciccarino, Regina Rzeznik, Connie Ross. FIFTH ROW: Joan Unchur, Judy Phillips, Stephanie Michalski, Diana Kilinski, ois aat. OFFICERS PRESIDENT: Steph Barone VICE-PRESIDENT: Judy Hatch SECRETARY: Charlotte Shehnandine TREASURER: Roxie Willetts MARGARET CHASE SMITH HI-Y FIRST ROW: Steph Barone, Vera Krawcyzk, Joan Marshall. SECOND ROW: Nadia Krowczyk, Nancy Teschke, Barb Kosjba, Do lores Sollecito. THIRD ROW: Mary Joyce Ambrose, Dorothy Sieverdin, Roxie Willetts. FOURTH ROW: Pat KOZIOI, Joan Wolan Ramona Rodriguez. FIRST ROW: Kathy Dersham, Janet Peck, Mary Jo Sollecito, Diane Harris, Pat Giovanni, Sarah Powell. SECOND ROW: Linda Beers, Mary Ann Decker, Terry Przyhlo, Joan Januszeilvski, Sandy Shaffer, Jo Capodiferro, Shirley Wyszomirski, Dolores Montarello. THIRD ROW: Sue Davidson, Mary Barna, Judy Martuscello, Mary LaGreca, Pat Friday, Lillian Lathers, Evelyn Belfance, Janet Ciccarmo. FOURTH ROW: Pat Robotham, Kathleen Payne, Linda Warner, Pat Farrell, Carol Dietrich, Barbara Tracz, Barbara Davis, Mairlyn Leigh. FIFTH ROW: Margaret Stewart, Sue Toot, Cecelia Esposito, Mona Sheldon, Kathy Wharton, Marlene Green, Linda Boswell, Blanche Holloway. SIXTH ROW: Susan Brice, Gloria Leonelli, Nancy Petrosino, Shelia Kenna, Gail Lucht, Rose Lee Cipullo, Loretta Anderson. SUSAN B. A THONY HI-Y OFFICERS PRESIDENT: Kathy Dersham VICE.-PRESIDENT: Janet Peck SECRETARY: Mary Jo Sollecito CHAPLAIN: Pat Giovanni I I44 I45 I L W w f, K 5 1 D 3 , vi J xc 'P' R fi 4 U ' N ,, VK gg . X .A i 'l RW7.. ,Q N ,-GM, Q' ,L 'gg wma B3 . Nw 'Z Q I if my H X. W igglg w ww - ' Qailfafli: - .. 'fx ' . wi? .gf S sf HW ,, . Q ' V, U Q ' g ig, - WSE' A f Vw o ., - 4 f' B ,QA ' it-,A , W wi I W BA EBALL 1960 MIK i.. 5 if E NABOZNY WAYNE QUILL BILL SLEZAK FIRST ROW: Ben Lisicki, Pete Sisario, Wayne Quill. SECOND ROW: Mr. Varsoke, Dave Kaminski, Joe Sarline, Bill Slezak, Mr. Tracy, Mike Nabozny, Tony Califano, Mr. Szynanski. wma DAVE KAMINSKI TONY CALIFANO ROGER JOHANSON ED ANDERSON HOWIE DERRICK ED GALKA JOE RZEZNIK TONY PEN GE BOB MAROTTA RICH ANDRUS 1959 FOOTBALL SEASON SCHEDULE Gloversvllle .,,,...,,,,.,,,,,,...,,,,7,,,, L1nton ..,..,7 1 LaSalle ...,, 1 Y, lVlt. Pleasant . Albany .,,,,w...,,,,,, .,.,,,,,,, Philip Schuyler Troy .,,,,,.,..,,,.,..,, 7-13 6-0 0-13 0-37 6-20 20-6 13-33 THE TEAM FIRST BOW: J. Marks, I. Rush, J. Dulczewski, B. Neri, A. Riceio, M. Nabozny, Capt. Remhert, Capt. Califano, Capt. Chmura T. Martin, T. Penge, R. Andrus, P. Manos..SECOND BOW: E. Koziol, C. Cook, T. Cionek, ,I Kaminski M. Burtt, R Philiponisl E. Iurczuk, G. Brown, G. Fonda, H. Rossi, R. Mason, T. Nasadoski, E. Wnorowski. THIRD ROW: Wszolek R.. Sidlauscus B. Mahl, D. Bellinger, B. McColl, T. Meola, J. Fox. J. Burton, I. Sarline, B. Agresta, K. Smith, C. Hawker, D. Cou,rter, D. LaBatei KNEELING: Captains: Anthony CaIifano, Charles Rembert, Anolrew Chmura. STANDING: Assistant, Butch Millerg Asst. Coach Wesley Boalsg Head Coach, George Long, Assistant Coach, Ed Cronek. l59 Coach: GEORGE LONG C0-Captain QB ANDREW CHMURA Warm up for G'Ville Go, Pe-nge! The Hilltoppers lost their opening game to Gloversville by a 13-7 score. The Hill defense was good until a short lapse in the third quarter which led to two Gloversville scores. Chuclg Rembert led a drive and scored the Hillis first touchdown. After Joe Sarlineis interception, they were off again. Behind the running of Tony Penge and the passing of Andy Chmu- ra, the Hillmen threatened another score. A pass from Chmura to Rich Andrus put them on the Glover's three. But before they could run another play, time ran out. , JV Coach DICK RUBACK Get that Kuhne, boys! Andy to Duke to Penge . . . For the second week in a row, the Hillmen gained over 400 total yards but could pick up only one touchdown. It was Tony Penge Day as he scored twice, only to have one nullified for holding in the line, One score was enough, however, as the defense was unyielding. A spe- cial pass play, with Chmura throwing a hook pass to Dulczewski who lateraled to Penge, accounted for the score. Thus the A.H.S. gridders beat their arch rival Linton for the first time in over ten years. AHS 6-LINTON 0 Co-Captain TONY CALIFANO f l - - to victory! Co-Captain CHUCK REMBERT Push him back, push him back, way back. TONY PENGE of- , V'-:a 1, M N Q 1 RICH ANDRUS The A.H.S. gridders lost their second heartbreaker of the year to a tough La Salle team by a 13-0 score. The Hilltoppers had complete command in the first half but penalties and fumbles stopped two drives. In 'the final half, now feeling the absence of injured Penge and Rem- bert, the Hillmen began to weaken. Two long drives on short gains gave La Salle the win. Four goalline stands in the last half by the Hill- toppers proved their stubborness but La Salle was too much for the Hilltoppers. LA SALLE 13 - AHS 0 Give that man some blocking. Everybody say uCheese. Mighty Pleasant, who completed their season with only one loss, soundly thrashed the Purple and Gold of A.H.S. by a score of 37-0. We lost quarterback Chmura on the opening kick-off but Joe Sarline ably filled the vacancy. Two of his long passes were dropped deep in Pleasant territory. lVlan for man the Big Red outweighed the Hill but inspiration of Pleasant told the story. Je ' ,P M AHS O-MONT PLEASANT 37 JOHNNY DULCZEWSKI Powerful Chucky goes over for the Hill. DANNY WSZOLEK There he goes. right up the middle. ALBANY 20-AHS 6 As usual, the Hilltoppers were superb on defense half. Thus far, Pleasant was the only team to score periods of any game, and Albany fumbled four times Sarline's tosses were again misjudged however and sterdam scores. In the second half the Garnet drove downs. The only bright spot was a Sarline to Mason covering 70 yards. MIKE NABOZNY -4,9 23 4 il during the first if ' I in the first two sg we on hard tackles. tr. S ' Q prevented Am- - for their touch- if fb touchdown pass ' Loose ball, cover it. JACK RUSH I64 Touchdown Amsterdam. l l ED KOZIOL Coach Long's offense finally opened up as his charges defeated the . fast Schuyler team. Sarline's passes were the big factor as he once gg, NQQZ completed six in a row, his targets being Andrus, Dulczewski and even KQX ' Marks on a tackle pass. Sarline snuck two scores behind wedge 'block- ' ing, and Riccio blasted over for the other. Schuyleris only score came A 5 A on a tough-to-defend roll-out pass play. .5 .- N 1-,ul . x ' a AHS 20 - SCHUYLER 6 , , nth? 0 GORDON CGOK You're not going to catch him now. l65 TROY 33-AHS 13 The upset of the year occurred as the winless Trojans defeated our Hilltoppers on a day when they were all thumbs. More than 300 yards of penalties didn't help the Hill attack any. Two touchdowns were called back in the first halfw and Troy became the second team to score on A.H.S. in the first half. Penge and Andrus both scored on long pass plays from Chmura. A.H.S. gridders traveled alone to Troy as the game was played on a school afternoon. Thus the A.H.S. 1959 football season came to a close. -l Q ,cgi Zig! FIRST ROW: Manager, Doug Gottungg Dave Kaminskig George Bergg Andy Chmurag Pete Costellog John Dulczewskig Harrison Wood SECOND ROW: Coach Johnny Varsokeg Howie Derrickg Rich Andrusg Don Safran, Jim Hartigg Len Bushg Bill Slezak Help ers Butch Millerg Mike Hall. Missing: Manager Pete Valerio. VARSITY '60 Coach John Varsoke led the 1959-60 AHS cagers to a 13-4 record, the best any team has done under him. Led by the scoring efforts of co-captain Don Safran, who sported a 21 point per game average and co-captain Len Bush, good for 15 markers a game, the Hill defeated all comers at least once, with the exception of the Linton Blue Devils who tasted no defeats. Juniors Howie Derrick and Harrison Wood added to the balanced attack. Together they accounted for 262 tallies, reaching, the twin figure column more than often. The sharp passing of seniors Andy Chmura and Duke Dulczewski balanced the Hilltopper attack. Their combined effort of 45 assists proves their value to the team. The twin rebounding pair consisted of big Rich Andrus and hard-playing Bill Slezak. Both seniors, they were on the spot when the going was rough under the boards. Pete Costello, a sparky senior often wowed fans with his impossible shots. John Daly rounds out the list of boys who've played their last game. John improved steadily and had his best night with 13 points against Troy. George Berg, Jim Har- tig and Dave Kaminski are all the juniors who will carry the bulk of next year's team. Berg, a hawk on defense, once stymied Joe Loudis. Hartig, a good jump-shooter hit 8 points in one quarter. Ka- minski rebounded, drove and made several clutch shots. The Hillmen averaged 70 points per game and held their opponents to 53, their best total being 36. A.H.S. JAYVEES FIRST ROW: Dave Smith, Rich Cetnar, Al Codey, Ed Rubinski, Carl Ferrara, Gary Habla. SECOND ROW: Danny Phelps, Pete Noon an, Wayne La.ll1er, Gary Blongiewicz, Coach Ruback, Joe Ciccarino, Joe Sarline, Tom Urbelis, Phillip Schuyler, Ron Lyczko. SCORES A.H.S. OPPONENT TOTAL POINTS 66 Gloversville 67 Safran .....,,7,,,,,,.,.......,.,,. 358 65 Mont Pleasant 50 Bl1Sh ,,,,. 274 84 Troy 44 Derrick ..,.,.. ,,..r, 1 47 80 Johnstown 38 Wood ..,.,.. ,,,,,r, 1 27 71 St. Mary's fLittle Falls! 38 Chmura .... ,...., 6 8 83 Little Falls 54 Andrus ..,i. ...... 64 62 Gloversville 50 Kaminski ,,,., ..... 4 6 50 Linton 80 Daly .....,,,, . .... -43 75 Albany 54 Slezak ......,.,, .,,,.. 2 7 85 St. lVIary's fLittle Fallsl 59 Hartig .,,,.......... ...,.. 2 1 70 Johnstown 34 Dulczewski 15 62 Mont Pleasant ' 47 Costello ......, ..,.. 1 4 86 Troy 34 Berg ......... .,... 1 0 64 Linton 81 66 Little Falls 53 59 Albany 69 68 N. Y. Military Academy 55 3 X E 552 l 1 ,r an .Swv 'Ov -gu- fy as' sf :ff - ,, Qu 4, 5 3, La 'fm wma' ,mfffse EQ? wwgfgi - QQ! . if Q.- f, an H fam..'-- . - - ,E my f,, V ., 1, AMF' 'wg .. A 'IS JI. 4 A 2 NSMZQSQ , A .affiiig -i51'4?73?- V --.am '39 555 qi i ,Q W . Am1 , fan ,... 4 argl, Zvibgm 2, ,fr K K Y . . 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I, 5 v V Wm :sins W S ff W fi QMS 2' 'elif , W 5 Ss 3 W9 -S 1 sa 1 Q M Q14 f , M M 5, 2 f af K L f- ,giqifxxsggzsgif sf , H Q SF QM x 3 1 8, M,-,ds S, .wiifgigg ha BX ,S is Sw! L, q w Q Ma 5 ' ' W 7-:sf 24-J-.lkiqgmw iw: 1 - ,-: f .nL.wza,.g::gf5:k:ax:H.. , JIM STANTON Homework NAME Charles Ackerman Judith Adamson Betty Jane Agedal Ann Agosta Anthony Alexander Robert Alibozek Edmund Alteri Joseph Ambrose Mary Amendola Patty Ammerall Patricia Anderson Margaret Andolina Edward B. Andrzejewski Edward D. Andrzejewski Paul Andrzejewski Richard Andrus Thomas Andrus Robert Anthony Joseph Aulisi Richard Avery Mary Jane Barker Mary Barna Stephanie Barone Norman Barton Donald Bazan Nathaniel Beckwith Linda Beers Carol .Ann Bellen Charles Bennett Carl Bergen Thomas Bernaski David Bettinger Peter Betz Barbara Billington Joan Bindulski Cyril Bintz Barbara Boccio Sandra Bornt Harry Boswell James Bottisti Philip Bozek Philip Bracchi Arthur Bramer Esther Bramer Carole Brazile Agnes Brickner Edward Brickner Delores Brignole Sharon Brooker Florence Bryant David Bubniak William Buczek Dorothy Buczkowski Jane Burton Patricia Burton Leonard Bush Joseph Cafferella Anthony Califano Michael Cantiello Carmella Carnevale Bernard Cebula Anna Marie Cheritano Martha Chichester Andrew Chmura Vincent Ciccarino Joseph Coessens David Conrad Robert Conti Gordon Cook Clorinda Cosentino Peter Costello Edmund Cotter Salvatore Cozzocrea John Cuddy Norbert Czelusniak SENIGR RO TER LIKES Bowling J. L. Anything by Pat Bonne Almost everything Girls Detective stories Winter sports Eating, sleeping Johnny Mathis Springfield Going steady with Jerry Going steady Girls Convertibles, Girls Girls, Convertibles Marcia Cars Chevrolets Myself Short girls Being with Joey Johnny An Airman Cars Pat Overend Gloversville Harry Boys Food in general Steak Summer Progressive era Sally, root beer Pizza, boys Boys Fords Ceramics Food and Al Food Girls Working on cars Food Pizza Hugh People, roller skating Pizza, music Food Pizza, spaghetti To he with people Pizza and Rich Hunting and fishing Girls, golfing Pizza, Guy Popular songs Art Playing basketball and win- ning Everyone Chris, football Italian food Dancing, pizza Camping Dancing Going out Linda Good music, girls Pizza Cars Cards, beverages Pizza, cars Being with Gene Arlene Retailing, sports Girls, cars Working on cars Summer vacation DISLIKES Homework Rockton Boys Conceited people People who don't cheer at games Fords Conceited people People with money Homework School Homework Getting up early School Homework School School School Many Foreign cars and teachers Cantankerous teachers Not much Conceited people Homework Homework Many Anybody who likes Pat Cops People Homework Snobs Pizza Winter Conformity Cheesecake Homework Nothing Chevy's Stuck up people Homework Comics English Homework Conceited people Homework School Food Conceited people Homework Homework Rockton boys Homework Some teachers Greenwood's Conceited people Conceited people Stuck-up people Taking care of my brother Nothing Nothing None Arguments Homework Noise Conceited people Wise sophomores Rock 'n Roll Warm drinks Typing Soft beverages Homework Not being with Gene Mexican food Early rising Homework Work Homework AMBITION Accountant Be another Rembrandt Secretary Secretary Photographer Biology teacher Painter or designer Make a lot oi money Secretary Secretary Beautician Secretary To be an electrician Millionaire Millionaire Service To do nothing To become a navigator Success Contractor Nursing Accountant Nurse To be To be To be Nurse To be Hotel ambitious Pat's a dart shooter rich administration Forestry Army Revolutionist A career in writing Secretary Secretary Army Ceramics Stenographer Nothing To be an electrician Mechanic Speech-radio, TY To grow taller Marriage To graduate To travel Food tester Graduate To keep on enjoying life .4 'Secretary Electronic Technician Being a good art teacher Beautician School Nursing Undecided College To be somebody College Army IBM Operator To he uncertain To be a business teacher Secretarial work President of the U.S. To become a music teacher President of Mickey Mouse Club To run a garage To be successful To become a millionaire Marrying Gene IBM Electronics To own a business To be my own boss To graduate from college PASTIME Setting bowling pins With J. L. Sewing Cheerleading Waterskiing With Charlotte Teeter's Riding around Dancing Writing to Springfield Jerry Rich Golf Spending millions Spending millions With Marcia Playing darts George's Lunch Relaxing Hunting Joey With Johnny Writing to an Airman Waterskiing At Pat's house In Gloversville Harry Eating Bowling St skating Hunting, fishing Working on cars Floating the stick Being with Sal and the gan at Sam's ' Eating Television Bowling Ceramics with Floyd With Al Sleeping Hunting Drawing Hanging around Fishing With Hugh Reading fiction Reading Eating Eating Being with the kids Watching TV With Sue Girls With Guy With Ronnie With Pete Sleeping Trying to be somebody Weightlifting Hunting Tennis Listening to records Being with Dick Taking trips to Massachu setts Chasing girls Drinking, eating, Sleeping Sleeping Hanging around Sports With Gene Basketball Sports Bowling Working Having a good time I77 NAME Richard Czelusniak ' Joan Czerw Clement Da Biere James D'Alesandro John Daly Susan Davidson James Decker Maryann Decker Nicholas Della Vecchia Antoinette DeNise Mary Ann Denny Gloria De Palma John De Palma Ralph De Paulo Claude De Rossi David Dersch Kathryn Dersham Elizabeth Di Caprio Ann Marie Di Caterino Beverly Di Caterino Carol Sue Dietrich Joseph Dignazio Anna Marie Diovisalvi Sylvia A. Dobietys Barbara Dopp Arlene Dragoun Joyce Dufel John Dulczewski Jerome Duma Earl Du Rose Edward Dybas James Eagen Thomas Earl David Engle Nellie Fariello Patricia Farrell Rosemary Farrell David Firth Frances Fischetti Christine Fontecchio Harry Forsey Donald Foster Patricia Friday Marie Frisch Mary Fudger David Furman Susan Furman William Gabryluk Edmund Galka Delores Galuslia Diane Galuska Patricia Galuska Frank Gerardi John Gerutis Patricia Giovanni Diane Grecynski Elaine Green Lawrence Grybos William Grzyh Yolanda Gugliemelli Frank Guilbault Raymond Guisti Lorraine Gurney Ralph Haegi Linda Hagedorn John Haluch Carol Ann Harbour William Hauser Robert Haywood Roger Henry Martha Hidde David Hirshfeld Richard Hojohn David Holland Wayne Hollister l78 SENIOR LIKES Summer vacation Crew neck sweaters Italian food Pizza, Pepsi Math first, then Winnie A lot of fun Speed Don Cars, pizza Danny Parties Pizza Money Music, good food Girls Motorcycles Fried shrimp Pete Kiuber Pizza Pizza Bill M. Joe's Market Children Carl Eddie Metaphysico-theologo-cos- mology Beauty bath ' Sports To be with boys Pizza Women Wine, women, and song Cards, girls Sports Life Gary Pete Marty Nice clothes Ed Dancing Sports Spaghetti Skiing Art, Beatniks Men Girls Alpha Kappa boys Milk shakes Chris Fun Rock and Roll Clothes Lucille The beach Pizza Clothes, Pizza Pizza Food Cars Ice skating '55 Plymoutlis Girls Ronny Money, pool Boys Swimming, hunting Animals Foamy beverages l'll he seeing you-Tommy Sands Girls Pizza Drinks Ice cream, girls Science-fiction Girls DISLIKES Homework Ballet Chop Suey Know-it-alls Getting up in morning Being bored The law Homework Work, homework None Onions Classical music Work Conceited people Conceited people Spinach Conceited people Conceited people Conceited people Spinach Not being with Bill Guess who Pronouncing Spanish Boys School Extroverts Fried liver People who are never on time Showoffs, loudmouths Flat tires Working Homework Law officials Homework Conceited people Short college vacations Liver Homework Conceited people Conceit Girls Show-offs RO TER Dave's going back to college Rock 'n Roll Boys Homework Spanish Rain Liver Conceited people Squares Snobs People who didn't see T house Chocolate cake Snobs Conceited people Snobs Long-haired music Hot custom cars Oysters Slippery roads Homework Drunks Homework, failing marks School People without a sense of humor 'Conceited people Spinach Homework Egotists School School Onions, censors Time-wasters Work E3- AMBITION College Secretary Driver salesman To make a million Make a million before l get married Airline hostess You name it Secretary To keep on living Secretary Art teacher To he a good secretary To be a millionaire Military career 'Teacher Court Stenographer French linguist Stenographer Teacher A satisfying career To be secretary To make money College To be successful To graduate To be a radical non-cou- formist Secretary College College To make money Get rich quick Advertising designer Electrician Accountant Teacher Get accepted at an all-boys school Secretary Accountant Secretary' Nurse To join the Navy To be an accountant Writing letters Drama or Art Medical Technologist Goosh-maker To be loved Engineer College To be successful Secretary School teacher To become a music teacher College To he a teacher Nurse Secretary Electrician Unknown Office worker Retail selling Mechanic To be Mrs. Ronald Gomula President Secretary Education Nurse Be an orderly in Albany Hospital Disc-Jockey Jet jockey To be married To work on cars Electrical technician College To be a millionaire PASTIME Eating Talking on phone Shooting pool Playing cards Winnie's house Watching T.V, Having fun Fixing Juke boxes Listening to records Driving around Danny Dreaming Being at Jack's house Spending money Listening to records Watching T.V. Fixing cars Reading Pete Bowling Swimming Listening to WPTR Working at Joe's Blushing Not being successful With Eddie Regressing Looking through binoculars YMCA Playing basketball Fooling around Driving Hanging around Acquiring records T.V., girls Basketball, T.V. Homework, telephone Corresponding in one way or another With Pete Basketball Having fun Being with Ed Running from girls Sports Dave Writing to Dick Speed skating Sleeping Being mean Watching TV Sleeping Having fun With Paul Anything that's not work Being with Lucille Vandenburghs Being with Bill With Tom Dancing Radio and TV repair Hot rods Staying home Walking Sleeping Driving a Hudson Jet Planning a trip to the moon Talking on the phone Reading Reading At Barbara's house WC SS Hunting Staying home Working, reading Resting Going out with the boys Working NAME Dale Howitt Nancy Hurley Ronald Hutton Andrea Iannotti Richard Ippoliti Rose Marie Jankowski Joan Januszewski Janette Jarek Arlene Jarosz Lucy Jarvis Barbara Jedrzejewski David Jennings Roger Johanson Richard Kaczor Richard Kaminski Susan Karutis Betty Ann Kietzman Beverly Kinum Peter Kiuber William Kiuber Dorena Knack Ronald Knudsen Dennis Kohler Irene Konieczna John Konior Ronald Kormanek Maxim Korunkiewicl: Gloria Korzeniewski Alfred Korytkowski Josephine Kosiba Lorraine Kowalczyk Edward Koziol Mary Kronk Harold Kruger Jean Krutz Joseph Kuczynski Joan Kukiewicz Mary La Greca Robert Lasky Frank Lenarczak Nancy Le Roy Raymond Leszczynski Trevelyn Lewis Patricia Libby Francis Litwa Theresa Lott Charles Lowenhageu Linda Lucente Raymond Ludwin William Ludwin David McComb Meredith McLouth Lois Maat Carmela Manasseri David Mann Anthony Morocco Robert Marotta Pauline Martini Daniel Martuscello Judith Martuscello David Mattie Thomas Mazur Terry Mickels Jerome Mickus Mary Ann Mikolaitis Theresa Mikolaitis Richard Mochrie Warren Mormile Anthony Morreale Stephen Morreale Madeline Mottola Michael Nabozny Louis Nailor Bruno Neri Robert Nevulis SENIOR RO TER LIKES Ochre, black olives Animals Hunting Magoo People, cars Pizza, clothes To have fun Good novels Boys Homework Boys Jiffy-Jets Mad Comics Oil painting Hunting Union College Auto races Pizza Lizzy Linda Joey Margie Girls Pizza, records Porterhouse steak Girls, steaks Working on cars Neil Phil Boys, music Sports Study halls Fords Boys Baseball Freddy Sports, D. F. Mary Fast cars Men Cheeriul people Coke and pizza Danny Jim Nothing in particular Chocolate milk shakes Mike Judy Nothing in particular Food Summer Florida Mike Carol B. Good food Pool Tony Pizza, money Ray Food Vacation Food Connie Mattioli Good times, pizza XEO-Kp parties Bowling, drinking Girls, food Girls, food Karen Dean Martin Linda Girls Pretzels, beer Chemistry DISLIKES People who crack their knuckles Sadistic people People who hog Homework People with money Conceited people Stuck-up people Homework Conceited people Rest Conceited people Burnt toast Weak beer Noises People who know it all Nothing much Conceited people Conceited people School School Conceited people Teachers Homeroom Conceited people Girls that talk too muc Fish Big wheels Conceited people Conceited people Show-offs Egoists School Chevys Show-offs Girls Hard work Conceited people Conceited people The law Boys Women drivers Conceited people Carrots Reading Conceited people Work Work Fords h Narrow minded people, judice School Dislikes Quiz shows Reading Report cards Homework School Undecided people Exams, homework Stuck-up people Reckless people Homework School Fords Conceited people Conceited people Girls Some teachers Homework Homework Conceited people Schoolwork Competition Moochers Small cities AMBITION Not to break laws College Forestry career Magoo President Secretary Teacher Private secretary College Teacher Executive secretary Great wealth To be successful To be an accountant fCPAJ College To win Nobel Prize for literature Secretary To get married Millionaire Millionaire Marrying Joey Artist Money Secretary To leave cold weather be- hind A big family To join the Navy Hairdresser Secretary Airline Stewardess College Secretary Stock car driver To be rich Aeronautical engineer Secretary Physical Ed. teacher To go to college Race car driver Elementary school teacher Chemist To be a secretary Married Secretary Private secretary to the President Who knows? Secretary To be a secretary's husband To emulate John Beresford Tipton To be a gangster Shoemaker See Europe To be a secretary Be a success Career in the Air Force To be President Secretary Make a lot of money Secretary Draftsman To be a millionaire To be President Vice President Teacher for handicapped children To go to college To go in service and stay To be a plumber To make a million A career in the Air Force Secretary Pro hall player To be a millionaire Millionaire Chemist PASTIME Conniving Existing Fishing Soda Shop Running a bank At Sam's Out with Bob Reading Tesiero's Going out with Charlie School events Going out with the boys Playing golf Working for a living Trapping Messing around Listening to pop records Talking on the phone With Lizzy Serving customers Going out with Joey Around Bud's Weightlifting Mohawk Playing pool Girls, pin gpong Having fun with the boy Being with Neil Writing to Phil Dancing Sports Skipping school Hot rodder Trouble Model airplanes Trouble You'd be surprised Shooting darts Smashing up cars Watching Maverick Driving a car Watching TV With Danny With Jim Writing to Bill Sleeping Being with Judy Being with Mike Hanging around Sleeping Beatin' the Bongos Reading, writing Mike Studying Goofing off Bumming around With Tony Being with Janet Being with Ray Hanging around Sandy's News Playing baseball Bumming around Connie's house Writing letters to - Painting, sewing Bowling, drinking Working Hunting Basketball Listening to records You name it Looking for girls Hanging around Allen's Rockets I79 NAME Joanne Nicosia Robert Olander Charles Olney Vincent Orapello Peter Orr John Orsini Carol Pacowski William Pakenas Ronald Parillo Carol Pero Mary Ann Pawlak Kathleen Payne Dennis Pearson Diane Pearson Donald Peck Janet Peck Judith Pelcher Anthony Penge Carol Penichter Ann Pepe James Petrucciom- Lois Phillips Robert Phillips Ronald Piurek Marianne Ploof Edward Posluzny Charles Potts Barbara Powell Sarah Anne Powell Glenn Pritchet Harry Przyblo Leo Przyhlo Theresa Przyblo Carol Quini Frank Raco Anthony Raczynski William Rakowski Bennie Raulen Patricia Reidy Ann Reilly Charles Remhert Antionette Riccio Carol Rizziello Nicholas Robilotto Patricia Robotham Ramona Rodriguez John Rosser Henry Rossi Robert Rossi Keith Rountls Jacob Rugar Linda Rule .lack Rush Lorraine Rytel Madeline Rzesos Richard Rzesos Joseph Rzeznik Marilyn Sabutis Patricia Sadak Donald Safran Mary Jane St. John Robert Salamack Ralph Salerno Nicholas Sampone Kathryn Santos Maureen Sargalis Sandra Sawicki Donna Scafidi Benjamin Schotts Eugene Schultz Linda Schwartz Joseph Semprivivo Christine Serylo Sandra Shaeffcr Charles Sharmose iso LIKES Songs Why 8: Forever Kingston trio Dissipation Pretzels Music Girls, guns Rock 'n' Roll music Bowling Food Dancing John and pizza French Kingston trio Union College Money Dating college men Most everybody Good Italian food Wayne Food and Jolm Bowling Dancing Terry Linda Johnny Hunting Rollerskating Chuck People Good music Girls Cars Bob Pizza Water skiing Bowling Reading magazines Movies Kielbasa and boys People Weightlifting Dancing Being with Tommy Shooting pool Cats, Italian food Boys Mary Jo Girls, skiing Skiing Bowling Hunting George Football Mike Don Norman Cigarettes Shirley, pierogi Howie Bob Mr. Kendall's Eng. Music Vacations Summer vacation Pizza To have fun Popular music Jack Paar Swimming clothes Apple pie A good time Being happy Judy Kowalski Cal Parties Beach parties class E IOR RO TER DISLIKES Unfriendly people People that panic Panic button pushers Two faced people Work School Squares School School Gossips Conceited people Homework Smoking Sacred Seven Rain Conceited people Work People who jump to con- clusions Conceited people Rumors High class people Homework Fords Fords Being alone Homework Homework Snobs Conformists Fabulous Fabian Work, homework Homework Sarcastic people Stuck-up people Studying Studying Doing homework Exams Conceited people Nothing Chemistry Homework Being so short Girls with short hair Television Cats Vodka Homework Homework Work camps Homework Other boys Social Studies Hard work School School Anything I can't understand Boys Being alone Sciences Conceited people Homework Nothing People who know it all Being bored Conceited people Gym Conceited people Menthol cigarettes Homework Liver Mean teachers Cats Snobbish people Short hairdos on long-haired types AMBITION To go to Asia Electronics technician Doctor President None To be a teacher Nurse Learn how to bowl Service To he a secretary Secretary Teacher To attend Hudson Valley Tech. Campus Girl To graduate Teacher To be a secretary To he a psychologist Stenographer Secretary Auto mechanic Governess Mechanic To be President Mil1ionaire's wife To own a farm To own a farm To be a secretary Translation for the govern- ment To travel To be a farmer Stock car racer IBM machine operator Nursing Service Jet mechanic To work in an office To be a farmer Legal secretary Social case worker Undecided Secretary To he a real good secretary Business agent Latin teacher Career To get a college diploma To be rich To he a ski burn Music teacher Conservation officer Who knows Undecided To be Mike's Secretary Grave digger Graduate from Alliance Col- lege Getting married to Howie Secretary College Secretary Radio announcer Air Force To visit foreign countries To be a nurse To join the Navy Chief interpreter for the U.N. Secretary Commercial artist Millionaire Business Undecided Secretary Physical therapist H To be an artist PASTIME Dreaming, thinking, Cheering Bowling Dissipating Hang around Al's store Wasting time Hang around With Bob Bowling Hunting Horseback riding Writing to John Studying Working Shooting the breeze Doing nothing Knitting or sewing Talking Writing poetry Wayne Writing to John Working at Gabay's Home Working on cars Sleeping Writing to the Air Force Television Dancing Talking Riding bikes Playing guitar Customizing cars Auto mechanic Dating Cheering Hanging around Bowling Bowling Hunting Going to parties .Working Weightlifting Reading Being with Tommy Playing pool Knitting Reading Working Girls, skiing Skiing Joan Sandy Reading Staying home Boxing With Mike Being with Don Digging graves Working at H 31 H Dairy Howie Writing to Florida and Ten nessee Ziggie's Outdoor sports Amateur radio Camping Playing basketball Wilson's Listening to the radio Keeping busy Driving the Chevy Shooting pool Making money Doing art work Pool Cal? Talking Taking risks NAME Elizabeth Shelly Patricia Shelmandine William Sheppie Morbert Sherbunt Barbara Shull John Sierzega Dorothy Sieverdin Barbara Skinner John Slezak William Slezak Daniel Sliva David Sliva George Small Robert Smitka Mary .To Sollecito Lawrence Spagnola William Spanfelner Edward Spatola Richard Stahl Shirley Stairs John Steenburgh Richard Steinburg Richard Sunderland Sisto Surento Stella Surento Caroline Swanker Eugene Swinarski Joan Tappen Janet Tatlock Anita Tessiero Cary Thompson Joan Tracka Paul Trzaskos Louis Tucci J Christopher Turner Diane Valerio Donald Van Deusen Josena Van Tassel Geraldine Vecchio Betty Vedder Joan Viscusi Linda Vollmer Sylvia Wager Sandra Waldvogel Linda Warner David Waterstreet Diane Weissman Kathleen Westlake Beverly Whitlock Anna Weincek William Wilde Donald Witkowski Frank Wojnar Sandra Wolff Paul Wooster Marsha Wszola Daniel Wszolek Carolyn Yostmeyer William Yurkewicz Patricia Yutes Milda Zemaitis Janet Zeppieri Judith Zilles SENIOR RO TER LIKES H Sports Swimming Cars Parties Swimming Bowling Pete Chuck Speed skating Pizza Pizza, math Vacation Cars Girls John Spaghetti and meatballs Girls Navy Schlitz Popular music Beer, pizza Parties There's only one Cheryle Elton Johnny Chevrolets Pizza Stock car races Allen Auto mechanics Beatniks, beschcombin Beer Fun Open minds Good times Airforce Variety Friendly people Johnny Mathis Pizza Johnny Dances Howard Boys Pizza Swimming Jerry Clothes Eddie Zwieback, beer Cars Pizza, cars Pizza, French Fries Cars Pizza Patricia Norm Skiing Dancing Motion pictures Bill Frankie Avalon DISLIKES Homework Egoists Work Serious people People who talk too much Algebra Gossipers Gossipers Homework Showoffs English Homework Homework Homework Incompetence People who think they're tops People who think they're tops Company C A.H.S. parking lot Know-it-alls Gossips Conceited people Problems Report cards Snobs School Fords Sardines Comic books Liars Waking up in the morning Insulting people Bright lights School Social climbers Dead heads Reserves Status seekers Conceited people Dixieland ' Conceited people Rockton boys Stuck-up people School Conceited people Dancing Food Conceited people Johnnie Cash records Homework Goody-goody people Fords Snobbish people Stuck up people Work People who talk too much Swindlers People who heat around the bush School School Prejudice Gum snappers Know-it-alls AMBITION To get rich Private Secretary Undecided To have lots of money Private Secretary Boat building Medical secretary Marry Chuck College Go to college To be educated Electrical trade Career in Navy To be a millionaire To drive a stock car Accountant Chemist Driving Designer Secretary Electrical engineer To be an accountant College Mathematical genius Being married to Elton Being married to Johnny To build a stock car Being married to Johnny Filing clerk Artist To own a service station Elementary teacher None To make money To be a stock car driver To be a success Airforce To impressionate abstractly Nurse Airline Hostess Teacher To be tall Secretary Travelling Registered nurse Musician Fashion designer Secretary Speech teacher Office worker To be happy Mechanic Electrical technician Graduate from school To be excused To be a secretary Happiness To be an ace skier Travelling Secretary World. tour Physical Ed. teacher College PASTIME Many things Homework Fishing Living it up Listening to records Fishing Talking on the phone With Chuck Sports Baseball, basketball Hanging around Fishing Driving Driving around Being busy Basketball Eating Bowling Umpiring parties Being outside Drinking Night driving Whatever I'm doing Writing excuses With Elton Johnny Dragging With Johnny Skating Going out With the gang Driving around Sleeping Having a ball Eating pretzels No time Basketball Bike riding Listening to the radio Listening to music Sorority Johnny Riding around Dancing Boys Passing time Listening to music Writing letters Listening to music Driving my car Beer and the boys John's John's Reading, T.V. Making excuses Being with Rich With Patricia Skiing Dancing Maria's Reading Sports Listening to records I8l 51 s K MOST IJKELY TO SUCCEED ARLENE DRAGOUN CHRIS TURNER BEST STUDENTS PAT ROBOTHAM PETER ORR SENIOR SHOWCASE iMOST BASHFUL BARB JEDRZEJEWSKI BILL SLEZAK n 2 Q i CUTEST DOTTIE BUCZKOWSKI JOHN GERUTIS Q ' S NICEST PERSONALITY CHRISTINE FONTECCHIO CHUCK REMBERT SENIOR SHOWCASE MOST CGURTEOUS ANN REILLY ED GALKA BEST DANCERS ANTOINETTE DE NISE FRANK GERARDI SENSOR SHOWCASE BEST ARTISTS JO VAN TASSEL ED ALTERI SENIOR SHOWCASE MOST ATHLETIC MARY LA GRECA DICK ANDRUS BUSIEST: DIANE VALERIO, TONY PENGE BEST ACTOR AND ACTRESS LOIS MAAT PHILIP BRACCHI SENIOR SHOWCASE PEPPIEST .IOANNE NICOSIA ROBERT HAYWOOD E- IOR PLAY COMMITTEE CHAIRMEN FIRST ROW: Mary Ann Mikolaitis: Makeup, Teri Mikolaitisz Scenery, Chris Serylo: Tickets, Carol Quini: Ushers, Mary Ann Pawlak: Props. SECOND ROW: Donna Scafidi: Programs, Mary .Io Sollecito: Publicity, Barbara Skinner: Costumes, Pete Betz: Publicity, Harry Boswell: House Manager, Pete Costello: Refresh- ments, Ramona Rodriguez: Programs, Antoinette DeNise: Scenery, Frank Gerardi: Tickets. MISSING: Ed Calka : .House Manager. I 92 CHARLEYS AUNT Jack Chesney, violently in love with Kitty Verdun, and Charley Wykeham, very much in love with Amy Spettigue, invite the girls to luncheon at Jack's rooms, so that they may meet Charley's aunt from Brazil, Donna Lucia D'Alvadorez. When Donna Lucia wires that she has been detained, the boys, desperate for a chaperone, force a friend, Lord Fancourt Babberly, to pose as Charley's aunt. The fake aunt is introduced to the girls, to ,Iack's father, and to Stephen Spettigue, Amy's guardian. The two men make love to herg he fshe?l cavorts with the girls. Then the real Donna Lucia turns up and assumes another name. 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Ams+ercIam WOODY. INC. or I75 Church S+. Amsferdam, N. Y. Everyfhing in Pager I AFS you hiding, C51-Ching 'flies Com plimenfs of Ihe WILLOUGHBY-NOBLE School of Dancing BILL'S REID HILL LIQUOR STORE Wines and Liquors Success 'Io Ihe Class of '60 ROBISON 8: SMITH Launderers and Cleaners SERVING' F II' HALVEY'S FLOOR oovERlNes U on and Monlgomew Collins Corners Counhes Golden Furnifure Supermarke-I' Bes+ Wishes 'For ConI'inued Success 'Io All +he Graduales of I 960 LOUIS and HELEN PETRoslNo LOU'S SUPER MARKET 253 E. Main S'I'ree'I BEST WISHES Nickolas DeCross Dis'rric'r Manager JOHN HANCOCK MUTUAL LIFE INS. CO. BANTA BROTHERS Meals - Groceries - Feed Grain - Gas and Oil Phone Vi2-4630 Hageman. N. Y. FRED'S FLOWER SHOP Fine Flowers for AII Occasions 40 Reid SI'reeI' Vi2-I38I Amsferdam, N. Y. The P G Idg Bes'l' Wishes +o 'rhe CLASS OF I960 From MORTAN'S Amsterdam's Fine Men's Store Bes+ Wishes and CongraI'uIa+ions 'ro 'I'I1e CLASS OF I960 From TONY BROOKS AND STAFF MR. AND MRS. NICK BROOKS cuzzY BARRONE MISS SANDY WOLF VINCENT CRESANTI MRS- JINX BROOKS GEORGE VOSBURGH LOUIS VORSE FRANK TOPLIEE JACK WROBLE 'GERRY CUILICK TONY BROOKS MUSIC 81 RECORD NOOK EVERYTHING IN MUSIC Music Lessons-InsI'rumenI's-Sheei' Music Records - Phonographs - Radios - Tape Recorders 2I MARKET ST. Vi-2-8882 AMSTERDAM. N. Y. 41 Sweei sixfeen and never been kissed? LGS? One +0 fhe fire gels burned Cemelery Memorials HOTA'-'NG J. P. GAWET and soNs The Telegraph Florlsl' Cenfer Rufland, Vermonl' 33 Mal'ke'l' S+' John Mszolek-Represen+a+ive TEL. Vl-2-2880 I5 Bar'l'lel l' S'l'. Vl-2-l204 Complimenls OLBRYCH'S of me DAIRY, INC. CLARKSON COUPLES GARY BRAMER-PAT FARRELL DAVE BREWSTER- PAT FRIDAY Dairy Foods of Excellence 2-4 BELL STREET Amsferdam, N. Y. Besf Wishes ALEXANDER'S REST HOME Don'+ blame me. I was neve boy scouf I4 Church S+ree+ Hagaman, N. Y. DIAL VI-2-3732 Bu+ +hey Iold me H' was very good for 'Ihe digeslion My Daddy 'fold 'I'o speak 'Io sfrang We dare y Leave some for Ihe res'I', Bufch. Congra+uIaI'ions +o 'Ihe Class of '60 J. LANSING FINLAY Building Conslruclion P.O. BOX 438 Amsierdam. N. Y. Besl' Wishes SKAPERDAS FURS Your Exclusive Furriers I09 EAST MAIN Amsferdam, N. Y. Complimenls of ERNIE'S SPORT SHOP Complimenls of AVERY'S GULF SERVICE Lyon SI'ree+ Amsferdam. N. Y. Besl Wishes KOZIOL'S NEWS - KOZIOL'S GRILL Helen - Alfred - William u EDNA MAE'S BEAUTY SHOPPE Compllmenls of n 29 Eas+ Mann Sfreel' Plrez Amsferdam, N. Y. RESTAURANT Pe,-+I, Road Complimenls PHONE VI-2-6522 of WAGENHEIM'S Aw - gee whiz Complimenfs of THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK of Ams+ercIam. N. Y Complimenfs of SAMUEL FARIELLO PILIPONIS MARKET MEATS GROCERIES 27I E. Main SI. DiaI VI-3-2I90 Amsferdam, N. Y. Congrafulaiions Io 'Ihe Class of '60 M. J. WYTRWAL FURNITURE HOUSE. INC. The House Thai Service BuilI ' ESTABLISHED SINCE I92l Lei' us furnish your home. We have one of Ihe Iargesf selecfions of 'furnifure and ap- pliances in 'Ihis area. Buy 'from our sI'ocIr or LET US ORDER WHAT YOU WANT. I6-I8 Hibbard Sf. PHONE VI-3-2720 Amsierdam, N. Y. e one, 'rhe only NJHS FI aerg CompIimen+s of SKY-VIEW BOWLING ALLEYS who ...ds +..+h + FORT OIL COMPANY 80 Eas+ Main S+reeI' Forf Johnson. N. Y. Com plimenis of PUGLISI 'S CONFECTIONARY Complimenis of F. E. BRAIN DL EIecI'ricaI Con+rac+or HAGAMAN. N. Y. cake? Mixed emoiions Sincere Wishes for 'rhe Bes+ of Luck From LEO'S Cleaners - Dyers Good Luck, Huck +o +he Class of I960 From PETE 81 SAL HILL AND MARKES. INC 29 Chuc'l'anunda S+. Ams'I'erclam, N. Y. l 224 E. Main S'l'. VI 2-85-,Io Complimenfs of AMSTERDAM AUTO PARTS 'Complimenfs of HOLZHEIMER AND SHAUL Don'I' Iook now. girls, buI' . . . OO, YOU fresh 'Our New Home! AMSTERDAM PRINTING AND LITHO. CO. Prinfed SpeciaI+ies AMSTERDAM, N. Y. CARPET CITY PAPER BOX CO. Good Luck 36 Finlay S+. Amsferdam, N. Y. From QUALITY DRY CLEANERS 39 Reid S+. Ams+ercIam, N. Y. Besi' Wishes From FRANK A. PATTERSON General Insurance '24 Guy park Ave. d 5u,efQ Bo,,dS AMBULANCE SERVICE 4 MAIN ST. HAGAMAN VI 2-7870 Tarzan I III I Anybody chea p? Things cou Raid!! S I achers never 'rake +I' d ce Dahrling SIDNEY'S LUNCH GEORGE o. sm-u. 375 Foresl' Ave. Vi-2-3 503 Ams+erdam N. Y. Congra+uIa+ions Io +he GraduaI'ing Class of I960 KUK'S FURNITURE HOUSE Cor. Vrooman and E. Main Sis Besl' Wishes SEARS ROEBUCK AND CO. 86 E. Main S+. Amsferclam. N. Y. Good Luck io +he Class of I960 Complimenis of TED'S MARINE Dealer 'For Arkansas Traveler Boafs Lyman-Gafor Boa-I' Trailers Johnson Sea Horse Ouiboard Mofors I Fourih Ave. Phone VI-29700 CompIimen'l-s of BRITELL AGENCY. INC. 35 Marke+ SI. Amsferclam, N. Y. Bes'I' of Luck +o AII 'Ihe Gradua+es BOGGI E'S Fourlh Ward HoI'eI 26I E. Main S+. PHONE VI-29770 In your Easier bonnet eic. Oh, now, I wouIdn I' call I' g p L. REALI' GROCERY A Full Line of Groceries, Beer, Mobil Gas Oil and Accessories I04 MINAVILLE ST. Ams'I'e'rdam, N. Y. SEELY CONOVER COMPANY Books Grreeiing Cards Por+abIe Typewri+ers S+a+ionery 44 E. MAIN STREET Complimenis BETZ FUNERAL HOME JOHN C-5. BETZ Owner Complimenfs +o +he Class of I960 A. PAKENAS 81 SONS IIO BROOKSIDE AVE. Amsferdam N. Y. Besi' Wishes fo +l1e Class of I960 MR. AND MRS. R. MIKNAVICH Dry Cleaners , Bes'I' Wishes and Tailors +0 We Class of I960 I38 E. MAIN ST. BASSETT'S 42 E. MAIN ST. Arrow and Marlboro Shirfs The Mai organizaf l'm glad pp ales my ff I' OTTAVIANO'S Sends ' CONGRATULATIONS , 2 +0 +he f 33 l GRADUATING CLASS . I No maHer wha'l' +he occasion-no maH'er wl1a'I' your formal wear requiremenis -our formal wear ren'rals service is complere. CTTAVIANCTS Formal Wear of Distinction 423 LIBERTY ST. SCHENECTADY, N. Y. 5 .E , 121' i s 5-Zg7i.., g , 5:1 Ez: '23 '22 -:,'-Pa!-I-.'4'..-.-. - , .izrgr-: Q:-1 :df 2 :5?! Q : an 53 5: J I E ?1515:5:335'frE Kkz- ' :ae 5' 1 I ':f':-:-:I4....' 'c:,q -ta: fc:-.' .a Lx - . . R ll .. 1 in 1 . 2 -'-Q-.-.-2-I-.--,. :U : 51'- ' . :Q R'-:EVE o o o o o SAAAALI. WE WELCOME YOUR ACCOUNT AMSTERDAM SAVINGS BANK O 1886 I960 MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORP. Complimenis of U METROPOLITAN LIFE INSURANCE CO. Richard Agard Harold Alber+ine William Beer William Bernal- Joseph Czeslii Carl DeRose Edward Gomullca MANAGER Pafriclc Madrislca ASSISTANT MANAG Floyd C. Broclrman William McGra'rh Michael Medwid 'Insurance Consul-Ianl' Roland Houpf Pe+er Decassi Joseph Nelli Roberl Novalr Joseph Olender John Plunlreli Edward Rubirslc ERS Michael Greco John Smilh Joseph Marluscello Richard Snyder Franlr Zodl Congrafulaiions +o +he Class of I960 KAISER-BOSWELL CO., INC. AMSTERDAM. N. Y. Complimeinrs of DIGENNARO'S MARKET 5 I Schuyler S+. KUK'S GRILL Complimenls of SAL and EDDIE Com plimenis of I'he FRANKLIN PRESS Priniers Phone Vi-2-6020 VALLEE Curfain and Drapery Shop Slip Covers-Blinds Bedspreads - Window Shades Ma'l'eriaI by +he Yard 3I MARKET ST. Dial Vi-2-7950 Complimenis of LINDSAY'S SHOE STORE WALTER A. HRONCICH Accouniing - Taxes - Sys+ems 205 Florida Ave. Ams+erdam, N. Y. Vi2-5I86 BEST WISHES STAR if NEON Qualify Signs Since I 930 83 Guy Park Avenue MOHAWK CLEANERS AND DYERS I6 Cedar S+ree+ Amsferdam, N. Y. HARLEY W. BOHLKE, Prop. Phone: Vi-3-2790 TRACK MEN EYE THE HURDLES s VK Mwrw We f . f,.., Congra'fuIa1-ions From Meel' Your Friends SOUTH SIDE a'I' SUPER MARKET SCHINE'S MOHAWK Complimenis of d an G. CARBONELLI 8: SON RIA'-To All Forms of Insurance THEATERS 8 Bridge Sfreel' Amsferfdam, New York MARY 8: BELLE'S FLOWER SHOP SANT05 GFHS - Cards CONSTRUCTION Floral Arrangemen'I's I30-I32 Easl' Main S+. CO. 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