Mont Pleasant High School - Montaneer Yearbook (Schenectady, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 124 of the 1950 volume:

-f c v MONTANEER PUBLISHED BY THE CLASS OF JUNE 1950 MONT PLEASANT HIGH SCHOOL SCHENECTADY NEW YORK IN MEMORIAM The Class of June 1950 dedicates its yearbook to the memory of Frances Madden and Norman E. Kitching who until their recent deaths were members of Mont Pleasant High School faculty. FRANCES MADDEN Assistant Principal 1931-1948 Administrator, scholar, and teacher; sympa- thetic friend and counselor; a dignified and gracious lady loved by all who knew her. NORMAN KITCHING Physical Training Instructor Track and Cross-Country Coach 1931-1949 Teacher, coach, and friend to a great many boys. His personality and enthusiasm will long be remembered by those who knew him as will the fine cross-country runners and trackmen that developed under his tutelage. CONTENTS Page Faculty Section 7 Senior Section 13 Club Section 43 Athletic Teams 74 Snapshots 78 Advertising 87 [5] YEARBOOK STAFF General Art Photography Quotations Typing STUDENT EDITORS Patricia Donato Edward Lukasiewicz Richard Yingling Catherine Benson Marion Smith General Advertising Art Subscriptions FACULTY ADVISORS Mr. William K. Louis Mr. Chester Clarke Miss Eleanor Harrison, Miss Helen Meigher Miss Margery Alden ADVERTISING COMMITTEE Donald Bell Dolores Brodzinski Pat Close Joan Coppola Grace Fyvie Edward Herrington Peggy Wheeler Audrey Holmes Betty Lou Jones Beverly Leece Pat Linn Robert Mathieson Anna Montana Virginia Myers Charles Ringland Gustave Schwartz Edward Starsiak Donna Van Raalte Elaine Waytho Ruth Wheeler ART COMMITTEE Richard Bonaquist Audrey Holmes Elizabeth Eger Edward Lukasiewicz Garrett Stone Gwen Young Rita Audet CLERICAL COMMITTEE Patricia Donato QUOTATIONS COMMITTEE Anita Arony Marilyn Balazovic Catherine Benson Christine Bogert Beatrice Boink Dorothy Borovicka Joan Buckland Cecilia Arnold Carrese Jean Clowe Patricia Donato Lynn Fay Richard Fenzl Anthony Friello Jacquelyn Crasso Mary Halloran Robert Johnston Alice Keefe Arlene McElroy Ervina Pajak Gerald Ryan William Settle Morton Schulman Rose Cevera Lillian Croxton Mary DeAngelo Shirley Hotaling SUBSCRIPTION COMMITTEE Josephine Lombardi Shirley Majewski Dorothy Mrozek Marlene Pink Laura Romano Joyce Scheel Christine Spany Bernice Stiehl TYPING COMMITTEE Laura Angers Beverly Sanders Mary Krone Claire Roche Marion Smith [6] Mr. George W. Spaine Principal Mr. Clarence Crofoot Technical Counselor Mrs. Juliane Schmidt Secretary Technical Office Mr William Louis Veterans Adviser Yearbook Sponsor Faculty Manager of Athletics Miss Eleanor Kelly School Nurse First Row: M.ss Leah Ireland. History Miss Helen Me.gher. Art. M.ss Irma Barrett. English; Miss Margaret Boyle. Gym; Miss Christine Livingston. Health. Mrs. Dorcas Rmdfleisch. Cafeteria; Miss Eleanor Clark. Library Second Row: Miss Rebecca Cohn. History Mrs. Elizabeth Sherley. History. Miss Ada Edwards. Library; Mrs. Helena Forster. French; Mrs. Harriet Pease. Study Hall; Mrs Helena Mellen. Mathematics; Miss Frances Myer. German. Miss Alice Holmes. History. Miss Grace Lyman. History. First Row: Miss Isabel Jarvis. English. Mrs Margaret Walsh. English. Miss Margery Alden. Commerce. Mrs. Margery Falihee. Home Economics; Mrs. Carolyn McCaughey. Heme Economics; Mrs Mabel Hodg- kins. Dramatics; Miss Florence Karlen. Commerce. Second Row: Miss Margaret Karn. Science; Miss Margaret Bergen. Guidance; Mrs Helen Cummings. Commerce; Miss Marcia Vroman. English; Mrs Mary Aughenbaugh. English. Miss Hazel Holt. Com- merce; Miss Bertha Purdy. English; Mrs. Mildred Cherry. English; Miss Ruth Starr. Commerce. Third Row: Mrs Elizabeth Rowe. Secretary; Miss Charlotte Juniak. Secretary; Miss Lucille Starr. Home Economics; Miss Esther Fagel. Biology; Miss Ruth Shepard. English. Ss ass William Louis. Mathematics. MAIN OFFICE o« . t O' Vvce [12] SENIOR CLASS DEANS MR. DONALD STONE MISS MARGARET WALSH MISS MARGARET BERGEN MR. RICHARD DECKER JUNE N. ALBANESE It's better to be out of this world than out of fashion. 1222 Seventh Avenue General Ski Club 10, 11, 12; Basketball 11. JOHN THOMAS ALDERDICE Witty 2144 Campbell Avenue General Ski Club 10, 11; Varsity Tennis 11, 12; Art Club 12. DAVID PAUL ALLEN Ragtime Cowboy Joe Niskayuna, New York Cooperative Retailing Home Room Representative 10, 11, 12. JAMES J. ANDERSON I take life as it comes. R. D. No. 3 Cooperative Retailing Track 10, 11, 12; Cross-Country 10, 11; Spiked Shoe Society 11, 12. FRANK ANDERSON He who lives best, lives gaily. 71 Cordell Road General ROBERT ANDREW ANDERSON All musical people seem to be happy. 1201 Third Avenue College Preparatory Band 10, 11, 12; Orchestra 11, 12; Music Club 11, 12. LAURA ANN ANGERS Simple, quiet, and unassuming. 711 Michigan Avenue Commercial Basketball 10, 11, 12; Variety Show 10; Moppettes 11, 12; Archery 11, 12; Bad- minton 11, 12; Softball 11, 12; Yearbook Typing Committee 12; Girls Athletic Club 12; Junior Prom Checking 11; Class Party 12. BURTON ANTHONY Think you much but say you little. 35 Spruce Street Cooperative Retailing Track 10, 11; Rifle Club 10; Cross-Coun- try 11; Cops and Gowns 11. ROBERT ARNOLD There's a touch of madness in every genius. 1828 Guilderland Avenue College Preparatory Wotchtower Junior Reporter 10, Reporter 11, Associate Sports Editor 12; Latin Hon- orary Society 10, Treasurer 11, 12; Track 10, 11, 12; Alpha Society 10, 11, 12; Key Club 11, 12; Football 11, 12; Wrestling 10, 11, 12. ANITA G. ARONY Let me talk or let me die. 332 Brandywine Avenue College Preparatory Junior Prom Checking 10; Officials Club 10, 11; Girls Athletic Club 10, Treasurer 11, 12; Soccer 10; Basketball 10, 11, 12; Softball 10, 11, 12; Hockey 10, 11, 12; Tennis 10, 11, 12; Cardflosh 10; Variety Show 10; Cheerleader 11, 12; Girls Health Guidance 11, 12; Senior Dance Publicity 11; Music Club 12; Yearbook Editorial Committee 12. JOHN D. ARROS It's good to have some friends both in Heaven and Hell. 1576 Becker Street College Preparatory Varsity Wrestling 10, 11, 12; Key Club 10, Vice-President 11, 12; Executive Com- mittee 11, 12; Junior Prom Chairman 11; Yearbook Editorial Committee 12; Class Party 12. ILENE MARION AUDET A pleasing girl with pleasing ways. 118 State Street General Cardflosh 10, 11; Gym Office 10, 11; Office Work 12. RITA MARGUERITE AUDET A golden-voiced songbird. 264 Duane Avenue College Preparatory Variety Show 10; Cardflosh 10; Cheer- leader 11; Music Club 12; Yearbook Committee 12. MARILYN JEAN BALAZOVIC A pretty girl is like a melody. 739 Strong Street College Preparatory Cheerleader 10, 11, 12; Softball 10, 11, 12; Basketball 10, 12; Variety Show 10; Junior Prom Committee 10; Cardflosh 10; Tennis 11; Yearbook Committee 12; Poster Club 12. EARLINE VIRGINIA BARNHART Speech is silver; silence is golden 315 Kings Road Commercial Cardflash 10; Main Office 11. CAROLYN BARONE To tolk a lot and to laugh a lot is to be merry 1799 Wagner Street General Baseball 10; Main Office 10, 11; Music Club 10, 12; All state Festival 10,12. JOAN ANITA BARRIE To know hfr is to be her friend 831 Hamilton Street General Cardflash 10, 11; Baseball 10; Office Work 10, Gym Office 11, 12. ERIC G. BAUMES The world's no better if we hurry. 1923 Jerome Avenue College Preparatory Key Club 11, 12; Track 12. DONALD L. BELL You never had it so good — D.B., who else?'1 1541 Schuyler Street College Preparatory Track 10, 11; Golf 10. JOAN A. BELOUIN Cheerful charm everyone admires. 3 Chester Street Cooperative Retailing Home Room Representative 10. JENE BENNETT ,,Sunny as summer skies. 90 Furman Street [l6] General CATHERINE BENSON Come to me ye broken hearted. 27 Linden Street General Softball 11; Cardflash 11; Official Club 11, 12; Yearbook 12. ROY AUGUSTUS BERRY, JR. Lacking nothing 225 15th Street Technical Electrical LAWRENCE R. BISAILLON His eyes lit with a joyous, roguish twinkle. 19 Bradford Street General Wrestling 10; Cross-Country 10, 12; Rifle Club 10; Cafeteria 12. WILLIAM BLODGETT Smoke gets in your eyes. 1151 Crane Street Technical Electrical Varsity Football 10, 11, 12; Alpha So- ciety 11, 12. CHRISTINE ELIZABETH BOGERT Pretty, popular, and pursued. 1232 State Street Commercial Cheerleader 10, 11, 12; Cardflash 10; Girls Athletic Club 10, 11, Secretary 12; Commercial Club 11, President 12; Hockey 10; Soccer 10; Badminton 10; Tennis 10, 12; Basketball Varsity 10, 11, 12; Softball 11, 12; Yearbook Editoral Committee 12. BEATRICE M. BOINK Sugar and spice, and everything nice. 2613 Albany Street Commercial Basketball 10, 11, 12; Soccer 10, 11; Girls Athletic Club 11, 12; Ski Club 11, 12; Junior Prom Decoration Committee 11; Cardflash 11; Hockey 12; Yearbook Committee 12; Baseball 12. JUNE BOLLACKER Charming. 800 State Street Commercial RICHARD E. BONACQUIST Mon is a name of honor for a king. 1208 Fourth Avenue General Home Room Representative 10, 11, 12; Track 10; Hi Y Club 10; Cross-Country 11; Yearbook Art Committee 12; Art Club 12. WILLIAM A. BONK A man who can smile in the face of trouble. 1820 Osterlitz Avenue College Preparatory Current Events Club 10, 11, 12. DOROTHY J. BOROVICKA The sparkle of her eyes shows the mis- chief within. 1307 Webster Street General Cheerleader 10; Baseball 10, 11, 12; Basketball 10, 11, 12; Soccer 10; Card- flash 10; Watchtower Representative 10. SYLVIA JOAN BOSS Sober but not serious. 145 Willowcreek Avenue Commercial Main Office 11; Office Work 12; Gym Office II; Watchtower 11. VIRGINIA DORIS BOSTWICK In silence virtues lie. 85 Weaver Street Cooperative Retailing Caps and Gowns 11. SALVATORE BOTTONE The more mischief the better sport. 1431 DeWitt Street Technical Electrical Alpha Society 12; Sportsman Club 11, President 12; Wrestling 10, 11. BRUCE T. BRADDY Whatever is worth doing is worth doing well. 429 Stanford Avenue Technical Mechanical Track 10, 11; Golden Spiked Shoe So- ciety 11, 12. JOHN BREMER A little nonsense now and then is rel- ished by the wisest men. 2017 Salem Road Technical Electrical Ski Club 10, 11, 12; Band 10; Radio Workshop Chief Engineer 11, 12. ANNA BRIGGS Nice to know. 2306 Fairlee Street Commercial SHIRLEY L. BROADY Why settle for one or two, when your better off with three or four? 1444 Baker Avenue College Preparatory French Club 10; Variety Show 10; Card- flash 10; Basketball 10; Cheerleader 11, 12; Watchtower 11, 12. BARBARA BRODZINSKI Pretty to walk with, witty to talk with. 119 Prospect Street College Preparatory Latin Honorary Society 10, 11, 12; Art Club 11, Treasurer 12; Cadet Teacher 12. DOLORES M. BRODZINSKI Dark and delightful. 933 Davis Terrace College Preparatory Cardflash 10; Junior Prom Ticket Com- mittee 11; Variety Show Box Office 10; Latin Club 12; French Club 12; Health Guidance 12; Junior Red Cross 12. JOAN MARYA BUCKLAND Why look further for a lovely, witty genius? 1711 Randolph Road College Preparatory Hockey 10, 11, 12; Basketball 10, 11, 12; Badminton 10, 11; Baseball 10, 11, 12; Girls Athletic Club 10, 11, 12, Cardflash 10,11; Biology Club 10; Ski Club 11, 12; Watchtower Reporter 12. FRANCES ANN BUECHLER A maiden who is very fair with brains beneath her light brown hair. 518 Thompson Street College Preparatory Latin Honorary Society 10, 11, 12; Ger- man Club 11, 12; Health Guidance Club 11, Treasurer 12; Executive Committee 12; Cardflash 10, 11; Soccer 11. JOSEPH BUFAUNI have survivedI 196 Steinmetz Homes College Preparatory M. MARGARET BUNDY Tall and erect the fair maiden stood 1273 Glenwood Boulevard College Preparatory Hockey 10. 11. 12; Basketball 10. 11. 12; Archery 10, 11, 12; Softball 10; Tennis 10, 12; Girls Athletic Club 10, 11, 12; Latin Honorary Society 10, 11, 12; Card- flash 10, 11; Athletic Council 11, 12; Ski Club 11, Treasurer 12; Music Club 12; French Club 12; Committee Chairman Senior Party 12. ROBERT J. BURKE He's little but he's wise. He's a terror for his size. 1009 Cutler Street College Preparatory Football Manager 10, 11; Cross-Country 10, 12; Wrestling 10, 11, 12. STANLEY E. CABAN Stash 836 Bradt Street General GERALDINE CATHERINE CAISSE Popular, pretty, pursued. 55 Waldorf Place Commercial Cordflash 10. ANTHpNY GUY CARDINAL The happy man is he who knows the world and cares not for it. 1105 Helderberg Avenue College Preparatory Football 10; German Club 10, 11, 12; Track 10, 12; Current Events Club 12. SHIRLEY I. CARPENTER She counts no hours but the happy ones. 4 Tower Avenue General Archery 11, 12; Health Guidance 11, 12; Softball 11,12. ARNOLD P. CARRESE Nothing is more simple than greatness. 761 Wright Avenue College Preparatory Ski Club 10, 11, President 12; Executive Committee 11, 12; Class Party Committee 10, 11, 12; Yearbook Editorial Committee 12; Tennis 11, 12; School Play 12. EDWARD CATINO Basketball is my business. 1202 Raymond Street General Basketball 10, 11, Varsity 12; Mopper 11, 12. EVERETT U. CAVEN Mon is Nature's sole mistake Is man no more than this? 2224 Cresent Road Technical Mechanical NICHOLAS JOSEPH CERVERA Lessons are the least of my troubles. 1081 Congress Street General JOHN CIABOTTI Quiet, unassuming, and a demon on the mat 1315 Van Cortlandt Street College Preparatory Wrestling 10, 11, 12; Sportsmen Club 11, 12. MARY CARMELA CIANCETTA Industrious, quiet, modest and neat 429 Schenectady Street General Se nor Choir 11; Cardflash 11. ROSETTA ANN CIRILLO I may be bashful, I may be shy But wait 'til you know me bye and bye 1230 Main Street Commercial Basketball 10,11,12; Hockey 10.11.12; Soccer 10, 11; Cardflash 10, 11; Softball 10, 11; Badminton 10, 11, 12; Official Club 11; Art Club 11, 12; Archery 11. ROSEMARY THERESA CLAIR Lough and the world laughs with you —mirthful madness. 58 Western Parkway College Preparatory Watchtower Reporter 10, 11; Represen- tative 10, 11, 12; Executive Council 10; Cadet Teacher 12. ANTHONY CLEMENT Hail to the man who hears and is silent; for he will escape a hundred misfor- tunes, 1827 Broad Street College Preparatory PATRICIA ELLEN CLOSE God gives speech to all Song to a few. 944 Crane Street General Variety Show 10, 12; Entertainment at School Dances 10, 11, 12; School Play Properties and Publicity 12. MARILYN JEAN CLOWE Most of the time she is very quiet; the rest of the time, who knows. 179 Tremont Avenue Commercial Hockey 10, Varsity 11, 12; Tennis 10, 11, 12; Soccer 10; Athletic Council 11, 12; Varsity Basketball 10, 11, 12; Girls Ath- letic Club 10, 11, 12; Badminton 10; Softball 10, Varsity 11, 12; Cardflash 10, 11; Commercial Club 11, 12; Yearbook Editorial Committee 12. BRUCE DOUGLAS COBURN I chitter-chatter as I go. 438 Plymouth Avenue College Preparatory Watchtower Representative 10, 11, 12. ALBON LAWRENCE COOK An electra magician who's really smooth. 906 Crane Street Technical Electrical Football 10. JOAN R. COPPOLA She who sows courtesy reaps friend- ships. 817 Michigan Avenue General Cardflash 10; Basketball 10, 11, 12; Girls Athletic Club 11, 12; Softball 10, 11, 12; Archery 11, 12; Badminton 11, 12; Ski Club 11, 12. JOSEPH CORDI Let life go its merry way. 1241 Main Street College Preparatory Varsity Football 10. ANDREANA CORRADO Amiability is a sure source of friends. 2509 Turner Avenue General Softball 10; Cardflash 11; Music Club 12; Commercial Club 12. MARIA LUIGIA CORRIDORE Tiny but terrifici 388 Olean Street Commercial Soccer 10; Officials Club 10, 11, 12; Bas- ketball 10, 11, 12; Baseball 10, 11; Card- flash 10; Executive Committee 11, 12; Commercial Club 11, Vice-President 12; Homeroom Representative 11, 12; Music Club 12. HELEN MARIE COSTANZO Quiet 'til you get to know her 1027 Stanley Street Commercial WILLIAM COULTER Ohl my heart is sick with longing. Longing to escape from study. 1803 No ft Street College Preparatory PATRICIA J. CRAMER Neatness is a great virtue. 37 Fox Avenue College Preparatory Moppettes 10, 11, 12; Current Events Club 10, Secretary 11, 12; Latin Honor- ary Club 12. PHILIP S. CULLIGAN A courage mightier than the sun. 209 Steinmetz Homes General [19] JUDITH A. DAHLIN A dimpled cheek, a sunny smile 2416 Broadway Commercial Baseball 10; Soccer 10; Cardflash 10; Student Store Club 10, 11, Vice-President 12; Caps and Gowns 10, 11; Homeroom Representative 10; Health Guidance Club 12; Clerical Work 12; Commercial Club 12. EDWARD C. D'AMBROSIO As prone to mischief as able to perform it. 916 Cutler Street General Clean-up Detail 12. MARY C. DeANGELO I don't mind tho tall I be For everyone looks up to me 1259 Tenth Avenue Commercial Student Store 10, 11, 12; Student Store Club 11, 12; Soccer 10; Basketball 10, 12; Softball 10, 12; Cardflash 10; Girls Athletic Club 10, 11; Caps and Gowns 10, If. ANGELO DeCECCO He's got something on the boll. 11 Wagner Avenue College Preparatory Basketball 10, 11, Varsity 12. RICHARD L. DeCENZO A learned man has always riches in himself. 1539 DeWitt Street Technical Electrical Sportsmen Club 10, 11, 12. JUNE DEL VECCHIO Neatness is a trait of a lovely woman. 1082 Willett Street College Preparatory Watchtower Staff 10, 11, 12; Moppettes 10, 11, President 12; Latin Honorary So- ciety 10, 11, 12; French Club 10, 11, 12; Gym Office 11; Cheerleader Manager 12; Senior Party 12. A man of bashful sincerity 1612 Brower Street Technical Electrical Alpha Society 11. MARLENE DeSIENA Unfailing energy and an abundance of pep. 2219 Turner Avenue Commercial Homeroom Representative 10, 11, 12; Officials Club 10, Secretary 11, 12; Soc- cer 10, Captain 11; Basketball 10, 11, 12; Softball 10,11,12; Hockey 12; Com- mercial Club 12. ANNA MARIE DeCERBO I neither complain of the past nor do I fear the future 1096 Cutler Street Commercial Homeroom Representative 10; Main Office 12. LOUISE M. DiCERBO A merry heart maketh a cherry counten- ance. 529 Congress Street College Preparatory Home Room Representative 10, 11, 12; Latin Honorary Club 10, 11, 12; German Club 11, 12; Softball 11; Main Office 11; Cardflash 11; Watchtower Business Staff 11, 12; Cadet Teacher 12. JULIA T. DiCRISTOFARO Gentle of speech, beneficent of mind. 924 Vermont Avenue College Preparatory Cardflash 10; Latin Honorary Society 10, 11, 12; French Club 12. MARILYN ELIZABETH DILLENBECK No thought have I but one, and that, egad, is fun. 251 13th Street General Girls Athletic Club 10, 11, 12; Officials Club 10, 11, 12; Softball 10, 11, 12, Bas- ketball 11, 12; Soccer 10, Girls Gym Equipment 11; Art Club 12; Hockey 11, 12; Badminton 11, 12. LAURA A. DeMANIA Energy and persistence conquer all things ' 1261 Pleasant Street Cooperative Retailing Cardflash 10. JEAN S. DIPOFI A smile wreaths her happy counten- 664 Orchard Street Commercial Basketball 10, 11, 12; Hockey 10, 11, 12; Soccer 10, 11, 12; Cardflash 10, 11, Soft- ball 10, 11, 12; Badminton 10, 11, 12; Officials Club 11. WALLACE J. DISCO Most of the time he is quiet The rest of the time, who knows? 849 Bradt Street General IRENE M. DOCSAR They are rich who hove true friends. Route 76, Box 233 Commercial Homeroom Representative 10, 11, 12; Executive Committee 10, 11, 12; Home- room Attendance 10, 11, 12; Badminton 11; Junior Prom Decoration Committee 11; Senior Dance Committee 12. WILLIAM ALFRED DODGE Here's a fellow with lots of class, a fast worker with any lass. 1022 Bridge Street General Rifle Club 10. K. PATRICIA DONATO Come up and see me sometimeI 1675 Campbell Avenue College Preparatory Library Club 10, 11, 12; Ski Club 10, 11, 12; Moppettes 10, 11,12; French Club 11, 12; Music Club 12; Variety Show 10; Softball 10, 12; Archery 12; Badminton 11; Yearbook Clerical Committee 12; Watchtower Reporter 12; Home Room Representative 10, 11, 12; School Play Usher 12; Senior Party 11, 12. MARLENE ANN DORIQUZZI A merry heart makes a cheerful count- enance. 3728 Albany Street Cooperative Retailing Cardflash 10, 11; Watchtower Homeroom Representative 11, 12; Badminton 11; Baseball 11; Basketball 11; Caps and Gowns 11. ROBERT H. DRAFFEN Were there no women, men might live like kings. 2027 Coolidge Place Technical Electrical ROBERT C. DROSE Placement kicks and dimples quick . 1008 Congress Street General Track 10, 11, 12; Varsity Football 10, 11, 12; Wrestling 10, 12; Ski Club 10, 11. FLORENCE M. DUPONT Her quiet ways are greatly admired. 57 Waldorf Place Cooperative Retailing Cardflash 10. ELIZABETH EGER She points a pretty picture. 225 14th Street College Preparatory Art Club Treasurer 11, Secretary 12; French Club 11, 12; Moppettes 11, 12; Yearbook Art Committee 11, 12; Junior Prom Decoration 11; Senior Party. FRANK J. EISER A quiet man is always welcome. 24 Nassau Avenue College Preparatory Alpha Society 12. WENDELL HARMON ELMENDORF Words never fail me. R. D. 2, Sacandaga Road College Preparatory Watchtower Homeroom Representative 10, Reporter 10, 11, Editor-in-Chief 12; Library Club 10, 11, 12; Current Events Club 10, Treasurer 11, Vice-President 12; Key Club 10, 11, 12; French Club 11, 12; School Play Usher 11; Junior Prom Com- mittee 11; School Play 12. RUTH EMPIE Silence is more eloquent than words. 1132 Trinity Avenue Commercial ROBERT H. EVANS Ten o'clock scholar. 908 Bradt Street Technical Mechanical KAROL ANN FAIRCHILD Sincerity is here personified. R. D. 3, Putman Road College Preparatory Softball 10, 11, 12; Nurses Aid 11, 12; Health Guidance 12; Homeroom Repre- sentative 11, 12. j PHYLLIS J. FARR WILLIAM E. FITZGERALD I'm too happy to be great. 1307 Altamont Avenue Commercial Basketball 10, 11, 12, Softball 10, 11, 12; Cardflash 10, 11; Badminton 10. LYNN FAY Hot rod. 160 Steinmetz Homes College Preparatory Library Club 10, 11, President 12; Key Club 11, 12; Golf Team 10, 11, 12; Homeroom Representative 10, 11; Watch- tower Staff 11, 12; Yearbook Editorial Committee 12. FRED A. FENZEL From gentlemen come wisest thoughts. 1624 Santa Fe Street Technical Electrical Cross-Country 10; Track 10; Stage Crew 11; Alpha Society 11, 12. RICHARD N. FENZL The believing man is the original man. 83 James Street College Preparatory Watchtower Reporter 10, Feature Editor 11, Associate Editor 12; German Club 10, 11, President 12; Ski Club 11, 12; Athle- tic Council 11, 12. SYLVIA FILIPPO A merry student never sad; Her cheerful smile made all glad. 808 Cutler Street Commercial Badminton 11; Basketball 11; Commerc- ial Club 11, Secretary 12; Gym Office 11; Hockey 12. MARY FIORE What charm dwells in a friendly look. 1203 Sixth Avenue Commercial Cardflash 10. Good humor is goodness and wisdom combined. 1612 California Avenue College Preparatory Ski Club 10, 11. 12; Ski Team 11, 12. WILLIAM M. FOWLER Easy does it. 1825 Campbell Avenue College Preparatory FRANK JOSEPH FRANCOLINO His tongue never needs oiling. 413 Paige Street College Preparatory JOHN D. FREDERICK In a kingdom of the blind, A one eye man is king. 1926 Guilderland Avenue College Preparatory Stage Crew 12. ANTHONY JOSEPH FRIELLO Hawk-Eye — take life too seriously, and what is it worth? 529 Bradt Street College Preparatory Track 11, 12; Yearbook 12; Football 12. DOLORES FRIELLO A sportsman complete. 715 Broadway General LOUISE MARY FRISONE A merry person maketh the party cheerful. 1078 Webster Street Cooperative Retailing Caps and Gowns 11. JOHN A. FULLER Alibi Ik . 1937 Euclid Avenue General Wrestling 12; School Play-Stage Crew 11. GRACE CATHERINE FYVIE Her smile and charm leave a life long impression. 2306 Lew ox Road College Preparatory Hockey 10, 12; Girls Athletic Club 10, 11, 12; Basketball 10, 11, 12; Badminton 10,11, 12; Cardflash 10,11; Softball 10, 11, 12; Archery 11, 12; Health Guidance Club 11, 12; LOUISE A. GALLO It's nice to be natural when you're naturally nice. 1260 Main Street Commercial Softball 10,11,12; Cardflash 11; Varsity Hockey 11, 12; Soccer 11; Basketball 11, 12; Archery 11, 12. HAROLD GATES Silence has many advantages. 1707 Campbell Avenue College Preparatory WILLIAM SMITH GEMMELL In skating over thin ice. Our speed is our safety . 843 Thompson Street College Preparatory Current Events Club 10, 11, 12; Varsity Track 11, 12. JOHN LAWRENCE GERARDI Don't rush me. The world is young. 426 Paige Street General JAMES GILL Merit is worthier than fame. 1854 Albany Street Technical Mechanical ELAINE MARILYN GINET And when she sang, the very birds did cease their music. 1103 Second Avenue General Gym Office 10, 12; Executive Committee 12. MICHAEL R. GIRGERCK I'm little, ‘but I'm mighty important. 827 Oakwood Avenue General Assistant Manager Wrestling 10; Basket- ball Manager 11. WILLIAM GLEN What's the use of worrying It never was worth while. 2 Mynderse Street Generel ELAINE PATRICIA GLUNDER Pleasant's own Sarah Bernhardt. 506 Westinghouse Place College Preparatory School Play 11, Lead 12; French Club 11, Vice-President 12; Variety Show 10; Cardflash 10; Cadet Teacher 12; Current Events Club 11, Treasurer 12. CLIFFORD GOGGINS What better companions than a set of golf clubs. 403 Pennsylvania Avenue College Preparatory Golf 11, 12, Captain 10. GLORIA ELLEN GOLDTHWAIT Modesty becomes her. 809 Plymouth Avenue College Preparatory French Club 10; Cardflash 10. CHRISTIE GEORGE GOUTOS Life is ten percent what you make it, and ninety percent how you talke it. 313 Rosa Road College Preparatory Track 10; Basketball 10; Usher, School Play 10; Junior Prom 11; Moppers Club 12; Ski Club 12. THOMAS HABERBUSH CARLA HERMINE GRANDE A lass with class ' 4 Hamlin Street General School Play Stage Crew 12. JACQUELYN GRASSO Dork eyes, full of fun, and fancy free. 21 Nassau Avenue Commercial Watchtower Representative 10, 11, 12; Hockey 10, 11, 12; Softball 11, 12; Va- riety Show Usher 10; Junior Prom Com- mittee 11; Cardflash 10, 11; Ski Club 11, 12; Basketball 12; Soccer 11; Girls Ath- letic Club 11, 12; Yearbook Editorial Committee; Badminton 11, 12. JUDITH T. GREENBERG Clothes make the woman. 2104 Broadway College Preparatory Watchtower Representative 10, 11, 12; Cardflash 10; Radio Workshop 11, 12; School Play 12; Office Practice 12. KENNETH F. GREENOUGH Like a book, his life has many varied pages. 19 Spruce Street College Preparatory German Club 10, 11; Track 10, 11; Cross- Country 11; Rifle Club 10; Watchtower 10; Alpha Society 11, President 12. MARILYN GROSS There's a little bit of mischief in every good little girl. 1105 Howard Street Commercial Cardflash 10; Library Club 11, 12; Execu- tive Committee 11; Gym Office 11; Home Room Representative 10. ELEANOR A. GRZELECKI Quiet, unassuming, and always pleas- ant. 132 Wing Avenue College Preparatory Latin Honorary Society 11, 12. ESTHER GUERRA A cheerful more helpful girl is nowhere to be found. 1114 9th Avenue Cooperative Retailing Girls Athletic Club 10, 11, Softball 11, 12, Basketball 11, 12. The world would perish were all men learned. 1107 Van Antwerp Road College Preparatory Cross-Country 11, 12; Track 11, 12. DAVID N. HALEY A quiet tongue shows a wise head. 57 Kallen Avenue General Nott Terrace Woodworking Club 10. MARY HALLORAN Tall, trim, and terrific. 5 Yale Street College Preparatory Basketball 10; Softball 10, 11, 12; Junior Prom Committee 10; Cardflash 10; Ten- nis 11; Cheerleader 11, 12; Yearbook Committee 12; Clerical Work 12. JOHN J. HAMILTON Hit the linel Hit the line! 917 Harrison Avenue College Preparatory Football 10, Varsity 11, 12; Varsity Track 10, 11, 12; Wrestling 12. JOSEPH HAMILTON Don't rush me. 2220 Turner Avenue College Preparatory Basketball 10; Varsity Track 10, 11, 12. ALBERT HANCE He leaves a path of broken hearts. 2021 Campbell Avenue Technical Electrical SARA HARRIS I may be bashful and I may be shy. But wait 'til you see me bye and bye. 354 Schenectady Street Commercial CLARA HAYES ARLENE BARBARA HOGAN Blushing is some sign of grace. 813 Norwood Avenue Commercial Cardflash 10; Decoration Junior Prom 11. LOIS A. HEIGEL Spirit of youth, lovely and sweet. 3 Von Zandt Street Cooperative Retailing Cardflash 11. AGNES CATHERINE HESLER Her hair is rusty, but her brain is not. 1088 Helderberg Avenue College Preparatory Library Club 10, 11, 12; Latin Honorary Society 10, 11, 12; Biology Club 10; Bas- ketball 10,11,12; Softball 10, 12; Soc- cer 10; German Club 11, 12. ELIZABETH A. HICKS A maiden who is very fair With brains beneath her dark brown hair. 2101 Colgate Place College Preparatory Yearbook Committee 12; Cheerleader 10, Captain 11, 12; Watchtower Junior Reporter 10, News Editor 11, Senior Reporter 12; Current Events Club 10; Junior Prom Committee 10, 11; Basketball 11; Latin Honorary Society 10, 11, Sec- retary 12; Variety Show 10; Softball 11, 12. JOSEPH WILLIAM HILS Som day he'll be a great baseball- fan. 1020 Stanley Street General Track 10, 11; Football 10; Basketball 11, 12. CHARLES H. HINES A jolly good fellow. 1719 Becker Street College Preparatory Cross-Country 12. RICHARD L. HOFFA Men of a few words are the best men.' 546 St. David's Lane General A voice with a smile. 18 Steinmetz Homes College Preparatory Hockey 10; Softball 11; French Club 11, 12; Cardflash 10, 11; Cadet Teachers 12; French Club 11. AUDREY ANNE HOLMES Sophisticated Audy. 960 Pennsylvania Avenue College Preparatory Cardflash 10, 11; Variety Show Publicity Committee; Art Club 11, 12; Junior Prom Decoration Committee 11; Yearbook Art Committee 12. JANET GRACE HOPKINS She flirts with you, she smiles at me. She even charms the faculty. 518 Ontario Street College Preparatory Library Club 10, 11, Vice-President 12; Special Choir Work 10, 11, 12; French Club 11, President 12; Athletic Council 11, 12; Cardflash 11; Clerical Work 12; Senior Party Music Committee 12. SHIRLEY ANN HOTALING To know her is to be her friend. 2221 William Street Commercial Student Store Club 10, 11, 12; Commerc- ial Club 10, 11, 12; Cardflash 10; Cops and Gowns 10, 11. RONALD HUBER Don't worry — it shortens life. 1093 Howard Street General Cafeteria 11. JOHN ALLAN HUGO Happy men shall have many friends. 123 Haigh Avenue Technical Electrical LYNN A. JAMISON “Nice and natural, and naturally nice 1809 Eucld Avenue General Basketball 11; Cardflash 10; Gym Office 12; Clerical Work 12; School Play Pub- licity Chairman 12, Property Manager 12. MARION H. JANKOWSKI A winning heart and a helping hand 77 Hillside Avenue Cooperative Retailing MILLARD JEFFES Art is power 1075 Crone Street General JAMES A. JEWETT A persuasive thing is song. Let all girls learn to sing 207 McClellan Street College Preparatory Sigma Delta Mu 10; Band 10, 11, 12; Orchestra 10, 12. MARJORIE ANN JOHNSON Nothing great was ever achieved with- out enthusiasm.' 1321 Baker Avenue College Preparatory Softball 10, 11, 12, Hockey 10, 11, 12; Basketball 10, 11, 12; Variety Show Ticket Committee 10; Archery 10, 11, 12; Cardflash 10, 11; Girls Athletic Club 10, 11, Vice-President 12; Biology Club 10; Badminton 10; Junior Prom Ticket Com- mittee 11; Tennis 11, 12; Ski Club 11, 12. SHIr'lEY DORENE JOHNSON A friendly spirit is a gift of God 954 Cleveland Avenue Commercial Library Club 10, 11, 12; Commercial Club 10, 11, 12; Cardflash 11, Archery 11. ROBERT S. JOHNSTON A little nonsense now and then Is relished by the best of men 102 Western Parkway College Preparatory German Club 10, 11, 12; Library Club 10, 11, Treasurer 12; Ski Club 11, 12; Football 11, 12; Track 12. BETTY LOU JONES Speech is great, but silence is greater 1935 Osterlitz Avenue College Preparatory Softball 10, 11, 12; Cardflash 10, 11; Archery 12; Basketball 12; Art Club President 12; Girls Athletic Club 12. CHARLOTTE B. JUTTON Work first than rest 57 Bradford Road Cooperative Retailing Gym Office 11; Cap and Gowns 11; Cler- ical Work 11; Committee for Senior Party 11. BENNY JOSEPH KAPUSCINSKI Never study, never worry. Take life easy, what's the hurry?' 1064 Cutler Street General IRENE G. KARANDY She lives best who lives gaily. 1542 Woolsey Street Cooperative Retailing STANLEY KARBOWSKI Meet me in dreamland. 448 Hulett Street College Preparatory Basketball 10. FLORENCE KARPINSKI Silence is the most perfect herald of joy. 827 Lincoln Avenue Commercial ALICE KEEFE She's an angel — sometimes. 23 O'dell Street General Softball 11, 12; Cardflash 11; Yearbook 12. NEIL F. KELLY GEORGE J. KOZAK love worlc; it fascinates me. I can sit and look at it for hours. 821 Congress Street College Preparatory Track 10. FREDERICK EUGENE KEMPISTY His limbs were cast in manly mold. For hardy sports and contests bold. 1153 Hilderbrandt Avenue General Football 10, 11, 12, Wrestling 10, 11, 12; Baseball 10, 11, 12. ANTHONY J. KLEIN, JR. Over hill, over dale I always hit the dusty trail. 1016 Waveil Road College Preparatory Track 10, Varsity 11, 12; Cross-Country 11, Varsity 12; German Club 10, 11, 12; Watchtower Reporter 11, Sports Editor 12; Spiked Shoe Society 11, Treasurer 12. FLORENCE F. KLONOWSKI Even the critics cannot criticize her. 1012 Cutler Street College Preparatory Latin Honorary Society 10, 11, 12; Va- riety Show Box Office 10; Junior Prom Ticket Committee 11; Cadet Teacher 12; French Club 12; Health Guidance 12; Junior Red Cross Representative 12. PAULINE FRANCES KOMORNY Neither too careless nor too sad Nor too studious nor too glad. 1626 Sixth Avenue Commercial Hockey 10; Soccer 10. DOROTHY KONTOLEON Good things come in little packages. 332 Brandywine Avenue College Preparatory DONALD C. KOWOBUS Though shy be he, wise is he. Box 271, Dunnsville Road Technical Mechanical An athelete and a mighty one who skipped classes with the best of them. 610 Sunset Street General Track 10, 11, 12; Varsity Football 10, 11, 72. HOWARD M. KRIEGER Argue, argue, early, late If a line were crooked, he'd argue it straight. 1914 Regent Street College Preparatory Football 10, 11, 12; Track Manager 11; Watchtower 12; Executive Committee 12. ALICE F. KRONE A small dark haired lass, and a per- sonality that lasts. 1537 Santa Fe Street Commercial Cardflash 10, 11; Basketball 10, 11, 12; Badminton 12; Variety Show Usher 10; Girls Athletic Club 11, 12; Soccer 11; Archery 11, 12; Junior Prom Decorating Committee 11; Home Room Representa- tive 11, 12; Yearbook Typing Committee 12; Moppettes 12; Class Party 12; Soft- ball 10. MARY J. KRONE Friendliness is a great virtue. 1537 Santa Fe Street Commercial Basketball 10, 11, 12; Soccer 10, 11; Archery 11, 12; Junior Prom Checking and Decorating 11; Badminton 11, 12; Cardflash 11; Yearbook Typing Commit- tee 12; Christmas Party Committee. JOAN NATALIE LAKE To a dashing and charming brunette; To meet is to never forget. 1166 North Counfry Club Drive College Preparatory Basketball 10, 12; Moppettes 11, 12; Health Guidance Club 11, Secretary 12; French Club 12. ROBERT MARVIN LANGLOIS My only books are women's looks. 1841 Van Cortland Street College Preparatory Baseball 10; Key Club 12; Watchtower 11, 12. RICHARD LOUIS LARMOUR Dark and sleek. 1 Alexander Street General £27} VERNON H. LoROCHEllE Born a little shaver and a little shaver yet. 833 Oakwood Avenue Commercial JOYCE CLAIRE LASHAW A lass with a pedigree. 66 Union Avenue General Cardflash 10. PATRICIA ANN LAVERY I have no parting sigh to give, So take my parting smile. 808 Sprague Street Commercial Cardflash 10; Gym Office 12. BRUCE LAWRENCE A smile for everyone. 528 Brandywine Avenue College Preparatory EDWARD LAZZ I agree with no man's opinion. I hove some of my own 1318 State Street General Football 12. BEVERLY KATHERINE LEECE A pleasing girl with pleasing ways. 1310 Third Avenue College Preparatory Junior Red Cross 10, 11, 12; Senior Ball Decorations 10; Art Club 11. DOLORES LEONETTI A smile is her ticket to success. 1318 Seventh Avenue Cooperative Retailing Executive Committee 10; Home Room Representative 10; Senior Gowns 11; Basketball 11. DONALD CLEMENT LEWINSKI Wit and winning personality — Mr. Clothes. 1426 Tenth Avenue General PATRICIA ANN LINN You can see ambition and determina- tion in her face. 1766 Union Street College Preparatory Softball 10, 12; Hockey 10, 11; Home Room Representative 12; Junior Red Cross Representative 12. LYLE R. LLOYD Men of few words are the best men. 1026 Willett Street College Preparatory Biology Club 10; German Club 11, Vice- President 12. JOSEPHINE FRANCES LOMBARDI True friends are like diamonds — prec- ious and rare. 1215 Hodgson Street Cooperative Retailing Book Club Secretary 10, 11, 12; Student Store President 11; Treasurer Coopera- tive 11th Class. ALAN W. LORD It was not his stature made him great, but groatness in his name. 1058 Palmer Avenue Technical Electrical Stage Crew 11, 12. IRENE LUBRANT A maiden who is fair with brains be- neath her very light hair. 968 Emmett Street Commercial EDWARD W. LUKASIEWICZ 'Spanky' — Men of few words are the best men. 597 Lansing Street College Preparatory Assistant Manager Basketball 10, 11, 12; Moppers 10, 11, 12; Art Club 12; Year- book Art Committee 12; Watchtower Representative 10, 11, 12. ROBERT A. LUND Silence never betrays you. 929 Morgan Avenue Technical Electrical FRANK T. LYNCH Full of fun and good humor. 1618 Albany Street General EVELYN M. McATEE Not too serious, not too gay, but jolly and good in work and play. 1402 Belmont Avenue College Preparatory Softball 10, 11, 12; Hockey 10, 11, 12; Basketball 10, 11; Archery 10, 11, 12; Cardflash 10, 11; Girls Athletic Club 10, 11; Tennis 10; Badminton 11, 12; Junior Prom Ticket Committee 11; Nurses Aid 11, 12; Community Chest Representative 12; School Play Ticket Committee 12. MARY ANN McCAFFERTY Nothing is more useful than silence. 2335 Story Avenue Cooperative Retailing PATRICIA A. McCONVERY To know her is to like her. 29 McClellan Street Commercial Softball 10, 11, 12; Cardflash 10, 11; Soccer 11. DORIS M. McECKRON Silence is a woman's finest jewel. 14 James Street General Gym Office 10; School Play Usher 12. ARLENE J. McELROY Petite mais oh, la,la! 92 Linden Street College Preparatory Tennis 10, 11, 12; Soccer 10, 11; Softball 10, 11, 12; Basketball 10, 11, 12; Bad- minton 10, 12; Hockey 10, 11, 12; Card- flash 10, 11; Official Club 10; Girls Ath- letic Club 10, 11, 12; Junior Prom Check- ing 11; Yearbook Editorial Committee 12. BRUCE E. McELROY Here is a man to hold against the world. 11 Odell Street Technical Mechanical JOHN RICHARD McGUINNESS He's not too short or not too tall but he's usually on the ball. 94 Steinmetz Homes College Preparatory Ski Club 10, 11, 12; Track 10, 11, 12; Basketball 10. HUGH H. McKELVEY There is great ability in knowing how to conceal one's ability. 132 North Elm Street College Preparatory German Club 11; Watchtower 11; Alpha Society 12. GERALD J. McPHILLIPS What a world this would be if others, like him, when they hove nothing to say, would say nothing. 836 Sargent Place General JOSEPHINE A. MACKIEWICZ A friendly smile is always in fashion 723 Congress Street Commercial Cardflash 10; Commercial Club 11, 12. LEONARD MADCHARO Lessons are the least of my worries. 351 Veeder Avenue Technical Mechanical Track 10, 11, 12; Spiked Shoe Society 11, 12. JAMES ALTON MAHONEY Strictly a ladies man. 414 Furman Street General [29] JOHN F. MAHY, JR. Hold the fort; I'm coming Box 89 Rosendale Rood Technical Electrical Watchtower Representative 12. JOSEPH GUY MAIURO His only labor is killing time. 805 Congress Street College Preparatory LORRAINE KATHLEEN MAJEROWSKI She is gentle, she is shy, but there is mischief in her eye. 103 Prospect Street Cooperative Retailing WALTER MANOR, JR. Quietness and modesty is a sign of good quality. 965 Emmett Street College Preparatory Library Club 10, 11, 12; French Club 12; Latin Honorary Club 12. JOHN D. MARCEiLA The Tardy King 105 Duane Avenue College Preparatory Band 10, 11, 12; Library 12; Orchestra 12. RICHARD A. MARTIN He is like a devil, always in mischief. 1219 Pleasant Street General LILLIAN J. MARTINI Cute, coy, and charming. 1346 Chrisler Avenue College Preparatory Cordflash 10; French Club 12; Latin Club 12; Senior Party Committee 12. LEONA MARTINI Between laughing and talking her day is full 1250 Van Cortlandt Street Commercial Cordflash 10. ITALO MASSARONI We argue that we may learn. 1517 Foster Avenue General School Play Usher 10, 12. JOSEPH C. MASTRIANI Full of fun. 250 13th Street College Preparatory Varsity Wrestling 10, 12; Executive Com- mittee 11; Track 12. LOUIS MASTROIANNI Life is such labor 1065 Cutler Street General Cafeteria 10; Clean-up Detail 11, 12. GEORGE MATERN I'll drown my books. 136 Elm Street Technical Electrical ROBERT PHILLIPS MATHIESON Small in size, but great in deeds. 1609 Flower Road College Preparatory Cheerleaders 10, 11, 12; Variety Show 10; German Club 11, 12, Rifle Club 10; Executive Committee 10, 11, 12. JOSEPH A. MATOCHA A smile for every man and two for every girl. 294 Paige Street College Preparatory Football 10; Varsity 11, 12; Wrestling 11, 12. JOAN ANN MAURO Between laughing and talking, her day is full. 1244 Fifth Avenue General Card flash 10; Softball 11, 12; Archery 12; Hockey 12. EARLE V. MEANOR It's a great feeling. 457 Hullet College Preparatory Cross-Country 11, 12; Track 11, 12. VIRGINIA ELLEN MEYERS Familiar paths and old friends are the best. 1721 Becker Street College Preparatory Card flash 10; Nurses Aid 11, 12; Health Guidance Club 11, 12; School Play 11, 12. CATHERINE MILLER Keep up your spirits, never say die. I'm a devil. Am I not? 1342 Tenth Avenue Cooperative Retailing Assistant Home Room Representative 10, 11. RICHARD MIRANDA A lover of sports. 1305 Webster Avenue General Clean-up Detail 12; Stage Crew 12. MARIE A. MIRAULT She has a way about her. 852 Cleveland Avenue College Preparatory Basketball 10, 12; Moppettes 11, Vice- President 12; Biology Club 10; German Club 11, 12; Health Guidance Club 11, 12; Soccer 11. THOMAS W. MOFFETT Skill and confidence are an uncon- quered army. 430 Brandywine Avenue College Preparatory Football 10,11,12; Wrestling 10,11,12; Baseball 11, 12; Key Club 11, 12; Alpha Society 12. ANNA MAY MONTANA Impossible is a word I never use. 2521 Campbell Avenue College Preparatory Band 10; Latin Honorary Society 12; Cur- rent Events Club 10; Watchtower Staff 10; Cadet Teacher 12. CAROL LOUISE MOORE Nothing is impossible. 938 Harrison Avenue College Preparatory Current Events Club 10, 11, 12; French Club 11, 12; Orchestra 10, 11; Cadet Teacher 12; School Play 12. RICHARD A. MORGENSAI For every 'why I have a 'wherefore'. 1022 Ostrander Place College Preparatory RICHARD READE MOUNT Silence. 544 Cleveland Avenue College Preparatory DOROTHY MROZEK Our own Clara Barton. 501 21st Street Cooperative Retailing trusty [31] IRENE M. MYSONA A quilt manner, a ready smile. Stop 5, Albany Street General Junior Red Cross 10, 11; Junior Prom Committee 11; Gym Office 11. JOHN A. NACCO Never do today what you can put off 'til tomorrow. 1125 Seventh Avenue General Ski Club 10, 11, 12; Basketball 10; Clean-up Detail 10, 11; Ski Team 10, 11, 12; School Play Stage Manager 12. ANDREW N. NAPOUTANE With his horn he knocks them flat if he isn't on the mat 956 Vermont Avenue Technical Mechanical Home Room Representative 10; Wrestl- ing 10, 11, 12; Ski Club 10, 11, 12; Rifle Club 10; Band 12; Orchestra 12. VINCENT T. NEHRING The rule of my life is to make business a pleasure and pleasure my business. 1558 California Avenue General Ski Club 11, 12. MAUREEN O BRIEN When Irish eyes are smiling. 1327 State Street Cooperative Retailing Cardflash 11; Senior Gowns 11; Gym Office 11; Clerical Work 11; Committee Senior Party 11; Main Office. FREDERICK MATHEW OLSHAK Still water runs deep 1525 Richard Street General Ski Club 10, 11, 12; Cheerleader 12. RUTH M. OSBORNE Happy am I, from care I'm free 129 North Amherst Avenue College Preparatory Cardflash 10; Office Work 12. HELEN JOSEPHINE OSINSKI Mon has his will, but woman has her way. 1163 Hilderbrandt Avenue General Cardflash 10; Softball 11. MAURICE C. OSTRANDER, JR. Men of few words are the best men. 35 Swan Street Technical Mechanical JOAN PACELLI Easy on the eyes. 1430 Van Cortland Street Commercial Library Club 10, 11, 12; Cardflash 10; Wotchtower Bookkeeper 11; Home Room Register 11, 12; Clerical Work 11, 12; Athletic Committee 11, 12. CHARLOTTE ANN O'LEARY It's nice to be natural when you're naturally nice. 1866 Hamburg Street College Preparatory Library Club 11, 12; Basketball 10; Cheerleader 10, 11, 12; Cardflash 10; Junior Prom Committee 10. DONNA OLIVER A doer of deeds — not a dreamer of dreams.' 2044 State Street College Preparatory Current Events Club 10; Main Office Worker 10, 11, 12. ERVINA PAJAK A talkative bunch of enthusiasm. 1125 Willett Street Commercial Library Club 11, Secretary 12; Commerc- ial Club 11, 12; Wotchtower Typist 12; Home Room Representative 12; Clerical 11, 12; Gym Office 11; Yearbook Editor- ial Committee 12. IRENE PAJAK The little girl with the lively eyes. 1084 Helderberg Avenue Cooperative Retailing JOSEPH PALERMO Chiropractor Joe 513 Michigan Avenue College Preparatory Varsity Football 10, 11, 12; Track 10, 11, 12; Wrestling 10. THEODORE JOHN PALKOVIC Men are not to be measured by inches 1309 Webster Street Technical Electrical Alpha Society 11, 12; Ski Club 10, 11; Wrestling 10; Gazzette Correspondent 11. JOSEPH P. PALLANTE One of nature's noble men. 1132 Tenth Avenue College Preparatory CARL R. PALMER He opens his mouth and begins to shout. He turns in circles and runs about. 30 Wylie Street General Football 10, 11; Baseball 10, 11; Stage Crew 10; Variety Show 11, 12. FRANK PALMER Where there's music, there's mischief. 1317 Eighth Avenue General PAUL P. PALUMBO Joking decided great things oft better than earnestness can. 157 Steinmetz Homes College Preparatory Track 10, 12; French Club 12; Music Club 12. IDA MARIE PANICCIA Her quiet ways are greatly admired. 1067 Austin Place Commercial DAVID PARANT A lazy boy and a warm bed are difficult to part. 1409 Vea Del Mar Road General PETER RALPH PARILLO Slow and steady wins the race. 1527 State Street College Preparatory ANTHONY PARISI The observed of all observers. 1084 Webster Street College Preparatory Football 10, 11, 12; Baseball 10, 11, 12. FRANK PARISI ' Basketball first, looks lost, and girls in between. 943 Albany Street College Preparatory Basketball 10, 11, 12. WALTER PARKS Every day a holiday. 507 McClellan Street Technical Electrical BARBARA HELEN PASSMORE The gift of gab was bestowed upon her 1431 Chrisler Avenue Cooperative Retailing Watchtower Representative 10; Main Office 10, 11; Cardflash 10; Variety Show 10. JOAN MARIE PENISTAN Hair of gold, eyes of blue. 42 Division Street General Softball 11, 12; Basketball 11, 12; School Play 12. ANGELINE ELIZABETH PERFETTO A friendly face with a smile for all. 250 15th Street Commercial Hockey 10; Basketball 10; Soccer 10; Baseball 10, 11; Home Room Representa- tive 10, 11; Main Office 10; Red Cross Club 10; Executive Committee 11, 12; Gym Equipment 11; Junior Prom Tickets 11; Office 12; All State Music Festival 12. DONALD M. PETRO Wine, women and snow. 805 Strong Street College Preparatory Cross-Country 10; Ski Club 10, 11, 12; Ski Team 10, 11, 12; Junior Prom Com- mittee 11. JOHN C. PIERCE Strong and content I traveled the open road. 2221 Concord Street College Preparatory School Ploy Usher 10; Watchtower Rep- resentative 11, 12; Current Events Club 11, 12; French Club 12; Junior Prom Decoration Committee 11. CONSTANCE PIGLIAVENTO A pleasing girl with pleasing ways. 3540 Albany Street General Cordffosh 10, 11; Softball 10, 11; Hockey 10; Badminton 11; Gym Office 11. MARLENE ALETA PINK Silence never betrays. 1004 Glendale Place Commercial Cardffash 10; Student Store 10, 11, 12; Office Work 11,12. STANLEY R. PINK Boys will be boys. 815 Davis Terrace College Preparatory Track 10. CAROLINE A. PIZZUTI Here, there, and everywhere. 503 Mumford Street General Cardffash 10, 11; Baseball 11; Main Office 12; Basketball 12. STEPHEN DONALD PLASKE A man of bashful sincerity. Box 291, Lishakill Road Technical Mechanical Cross-Country 10; Track 10. LILLIAN MARIE PODGURSKI A poor excuse is better than none of all. 1037 Glendale Place Commercial Hockey 10; Soccer 10. EDMUND POGORZELSKI Never hurried, fluttered, nor worried. 1701 Campbell Avenue Technical Electrical DOUGLAS VERNON POST What! A man? 2123 Broadway College Preparatory JAMES EARL PUDNEY Slim Jim. 2303 Turner Avenue Technical Mechanical DANIEL D. PURCELL Companions he is never without. 573 Ontario Street General Track 10; Cross-Country 10, 11. JOHN L. QUANTE, JR. Wisemen say nothing in dangerous times. 46 Kallen Avenue General No ft Terrace Woodworking Club 10. MARY GRACE REA What mischief lurks behind her smiles. 438 12th Street General Softball 10, 11, 12; Basketball 10, 11, 12; Soccer 10, 11; Cardflash 10, 11; Girls Athletic Club 11, 12; Archery 11, 12. BERTHA JANE REED Her voice was ever soft and low ' 417 Cora Street Commercial Badminton 11; Archery 11; Cardflash 11; Junior Prom Committee 11. THEODORE REINHARD Most of the time he is quiet; The rest of the time who knows? 1542 Van Cortlandt Avenue College Preparatory Basketball 10, 11, 12. GRACE I. RELYEA Silence is true, wisdom's best reply. Box 388, Pearse Road Cooperative Retailing ELIZABETH CAROLYN RIZZO Easy going, full of fun. 809 Strong Street Commercial Cardflash 10; Softball 10, 11; Basketball 12. MARILYN ANITA ROBERTS She is gentle, she is shy. But there is mischief in her eye. 2222 Concord Street Commercial Cardflash 10; Hockey 10; Softball 10; Basketball 10, 11; Health Guidance Club 11, 12; Wotchtower Representative 11. CLAIRE M. ROCHE Friendliness is a great virtue. 831 Oakwood Avenue Commercial Cardflash 10, 11, Basketball 10, 11, 12; Softball 10; Archery 11, 12; Gym Office 11; Moppettes 11, 12, Treasurer 12; Officials Club 11, 12; Soccer 11; Girls Athletic Club 12; Current Events Club 12; Yearbook Typing Committee 12; Bad- minton 12; Class Party 12. CONNIE RODRIGUEZ Oh, those summers in Spain. 3 School Street Cooperative Retailing Hockey 10, 11; Cardflash 10, 11; Soccer 10, 11; Baseball 10, 11; Variety Show 10. HENRY L. RENNIE Quiet people are welcome. 2101 Gray Street Technical Electrical Track 10. LAWRENCE J. RICHARDSON I got rhythm. 549 Summit Avenue College Preparatory Track 10, 11; Ski Club 10, 11, 12; Music Club 10, 11, 12; Football 10; Choiristers 10; Class Party 10,11,12. HAROLD A. RIVERS A closed mouth catches no flies. 3 Barringer Street Technical Electrical Cross-Country 10; Track 10. GLORIA A. ROMANO A lively, talkative bunch of enthusi- asm. 1120 Third Avenue Commercial Cardflash 10, 11; Gym Office 11. JOHN W. ROY Never do today what you can put off until tomorrow. 805 Lincoln Avenue General Basketball 10; Messenger 10, 11, 12. ALBERT RUIZ Men of few words ore the best men. 806 Riverside Avenue College Preparatory [35] DOLORES ANN RUSSELL She looked not without favor at the opposite sex 69 Marriott Avenue Cooperative Retailing Home Room Representative 10, 11; Sen- ior Gowns 11. ARTHUR GEORGE RYAN Were there no women, men might live like Gods. 1952 Clement Road College Preparatory JERRY RYAN Personality is the secret of success. 805 Lincoln Avenue College Preparatory Cross-Country 10; Basketball 10. HERBERT W. SABIN Master of ceremonies par excellence. 1 Mohawk Court General Variety Show 10, 12; Track 10, 12. LOUIS JAMES SACCO All man. 666 Sunset Street College Preparatory ANTHONY SAGLEMBENI Life, we've been long together, through pleasant and through cloudy weather. 748 Strong Street General BEVERLY JOAN SANDERS Meet me tonight in dreamland. 1811 Albany Street General Health Guidance Club 11, 12; Main Office 11; Gym Office 11. ARTHUR SANTAGAPITA A roving Romeo. 1073 Roberta Road General NICK J. SAPONE Young fellows will be young fellows. 1916 Jerome Avenue General JOSEPHINE R. SARACO Sparkling eyes and curly hair did many a cautious man ensnare. 463 Hulett Street General Cardflash 10; Office Work 11. DOROTHY LEE SCHEFFEL Tantalizing tan. 96 McClellan Street Commercial JOYCE SCHELL The only way to have a friend is to be one. 925 Cleveland Avenue Commercial Commercial Club 10, 11, 12; Gym Office 10; Main Office 11; Health Guidance Club 11, 12, President 12; Student's Store 11, 12; Student Store Club 11, 12; Home Room Treasurer 12. JACQUES SCHEPCOFF Alias Mr. Foster. 76 Brandywine Avenue College Preparatory PHILIP SCHNEIBLE Great oaks from little acorns grow. 1688 Watt Street Technical Electrical Ski Club 10; Football 11, 12; Alpha So- ciety 11, 12. CECELIA J. SHARRON GUSTAVE W. SCHWARTZ Speech is silver, silence is golden. 1705 Campbell Avenue Technical Mechanical Ski Club 10, 11, 12; Alpha Society 11, 12, Secretary 12; Varsity Tennis 11, 12. JOAN ELLEN SCHWIER A quiet manner, a ready smile. 1028 Pearl Street General Softball 11. MORRIS WILLIAM SCHWORM Nothing daunts me for I am a man. 43 Columbia Street College Preparatory German Club 10, 11, 12. JOHN E. SCOTT Don't rush me, the world is young. 1632 Hawthorne Street Technical Mechanical Basketball 10; Cafeteria 11; Alpha So- ciety 12. CLIFFORD SEMERAD Silence is a friend that never betrays. 1546 Richard Street College Preparatory German Club 11, 12. JOHN LEO SENECAL Don't under estimate the quiet fellow . 1848 Guilderland Avenue College Preparatory WILLIAM A. SETTLE Firestone Bill 1020 State Street College Preparatory Ski Club 10, 11, 12, Vice-President 11, 12; Class Party 10; Junior Prom Com- mittee 11. Five foot two, eyes of blue But ohi what the five feet con do. 148 Steinmetz Homes College Preparatory Cheerleader 10, 11, 12; Watchtower Staff 10, 11, 12; Softball 11, 12; Variety Show 10; Junior Prom Committee 11; Basketball 12; Yearbook Editoriol Com- mittee 12. ALLAN C. SHARTRAND Men of few words are the best men. 1030 Willett Street Technical Mechanical Cross-Country 10; Track 10; Wrestling 11, 12. MORTON D. SHULMAN Women last but not least. 78 Elm Street College Preparatory Key Club 10, 11, 12, President 12; Junior Varsity Basketball 10, 11; Latin Honor Society 11, 12, Treasurer 12; Yearbook Committee 12. CONCETTA SIMBOLI The only fault is that she has no fault. 323 Twelfth Street Commercial Orchestra 10, 11, 12; Equipment Girl 11; Commercial Club 12; Music Club 12; Music Festival 10, 11, 12. EDWARD SKEALS Tis the nature of a great mind to sleep and be undisturbed. 382 Duane Avenue General EARL SKIFF Sonny. 90 Snowden Avenue College Preparatory Golf 10, 11, 12, Captain 11; Basketball 10, 11, 12. JOAN SMIDA Spotlight on sports, always a homerun. 42 Willow Avenue Commercial Softball 10. 11, 12; Hockey 11, 12; Soc- cer 11; Badminton 11, 12; Basketball 11, 12; Archery 11, 12; Officials Club 11, 12; Ski Club 11, 12; Gym Office 11. GERALD JAMES SMITH EDWARD J. STARSIAK He's on the ball, he's not too tall, and for the women he sometimes falls. College Preparatory Biology Club 10; German Club 11, 12. LILLIAN SMITH An ounce of mirth is worth a pound of sorrow. 1530 Becker Street Commercial Red Cross Representative 10. MARION CLARA SMITH A penny for your thoughts. 903 Crane Street Commercial Junior Red Cross 10; Cardflash 10; Jun- ior Prom Decorating 11; Basketball 11, 12; Badminton 11, 12; Soccer 11; Com- mercial Club 11; Gym Equipment 11; Home Room Attendance 11; Officials Club 11, 12; Yearbook Typing Commit- tee 12; Softball 12; Girls Athletic Club 12; Archery 12. WILLIAM H. SMITH One of the Smith boys. 52 James Street College Preparatory Baseball 10, 11, 12; Cross-Country 11, 12; Athletic Council 12; Yearbook Edi- torial Committee 12. RICHARD E. SOLOSKI Men of action intervene when the ora- tors have finished 1032 Lakeview Avenue College Preparatory Alpha Society 12. CHRISTINA M. SPANY Ready for every bit of fun Always the same to everyone. 1221 George Street Commercial Basketball 10, 12; Badminton 10; Soft- ball 10, 11, 12, Student's Store 10, 11, 12; Caps and Gowns 10, 11; Student Store Club 11, 12, Treasurer 11, 12. 0 St Kr 1 V CHARLES HUGH SPEIRS Modesty becomes a young man. 441 Hegemon Street College Preparatory Watchtower Representative 10, 11, 12; Current Event Club 10, 11, 12, President 11; French Club 11, Treasurer 12; School Play 10, 12; Forum 10, 11; Senior Class Party. Here I am, girlsl 548 Summit Avenue College Preparatory Track 10, 11, 12; Cheerleader 11, 12; Biology Club 10; Spiked Shoe Society 11, 12; Music Club 12. WILLIAM I. STEMWELL My tongue within my lips I rein For who taks much must talk in vain. 1532 Regent Street College Preparatory German Club 12. BERNICE EDNA STIEHL She goes quietly along her way 313 Duane Avenue General Student Store 12; Student Store Club 12; Office Work 12. CARL E. STIGBERG Wine, women, and song. 1550 Hawthorne Street Technical Electrical GARRETT STONE Hell is empty, and all the little devils are here. 370 Duane Avenue College Preparatory Football Manager 11, 12; Poster Club 12; Yearbook Art Committee 12. SHIRLEY JEAN STONE ‘The best things come in small pack- ages. 519 Hegemon Street General Gym Office 11,12. BETTY JANE STOWELL Silence is golden. 37 No. Brandywine Avenue Commercial Cardflash 10, 11; Office Work 11, 12; Gym Equipment 12. WALTER SUPRUNOWICZ Tall, dark, and disillusioned. 565 Congress Street College Preparatory Key Club 10, 11, 12; Varsity Basketball 10, 11, 12; Hi-Y Club 10; Moppers Club 10, 11, 12. DELL TABER Teacher's terror — Turkl 813 Davis Terrace College Preparatory Track 10. ANTHONY R. TAMBURELLO He is great who is natural. 819 Lincoln Avenue College Preparatory Track 10. ERNEST TAMBURELLO But when it comes to test Those silent men are best. 1125 Crane Street College Preparatory U. S. Army. ARLENE TANGARONE Short and sweet. 820 Pennsylvania Avenue Commercial Basketball 10, 11, 12; Softball 10, 11, 12; Badminton 10; Archery 11, 12; Card- flash 11. KENNETH D. TARBELL Men of few words are the best men. 1454 Garner Avenue Technical Electrical Stage Crew 11. BETTY MARGARET TAYLOR Here mischief lurks in gay disguise. 1722 Broadway General Cardflash 10; Junior Prom 11; Main Office 12; Senior Ball Committee 12; Attendance 12; Basketball 12. MARILYN K. TAYLOR I should worryI 412 Altamont Avenue General Gym Office 10; Basketball 10, 12; Base- ball 12; Junior Prom Committee 11; School Play 12. RICHARD TAYLOR Never do today what you can put off for tomorrow. 325 Penny Street College Preparatory Track 10, 11, 12; Basketball 10; Foot- ball 11, 12. MARIE AGNES TERWILLIGER Easy going. 1029 Stanley Street Commercial Softball 10; Watchtower Representative 10, 11, 12; Executive Committee 10, 11, 12. NANCY MARION TIBBETTS Beauty draweth more than oxen. 129 Elder Street General Home Room Representative 10; Baseball 10, 11, 12; Cardflash 10; Soccer 10; Archery 11. TURINA B. TIMPANO Follow the fashion or quit the world. 725 Orchard Street Commercial Cardflash 10; Gym Office 11; Office Work 12. JAMES A. TINDALE With eyes so bright, and dimples deep. 1039 Wavell Road General DIX A. TOBEY Never study, never worry, take life easy what's the hurry. Niskayuna College Preparatory Watchtower Representative 11, 12. [39] ROBERT E. TOWNSEND A long drink of water . . . R. D. No. 3, Gordon Road Technical Electrical Cross-Country 10; Track 10. CLARENCE A. TROWBRIDGE Here you have it in one word — Per- sonality. 1620 Becker Street College Preparatory Varsity Basketball 10, 11, 12; Hi-Y 10, Secretary 10; Baseball 11, 12; Moppets Club 11, 12, Key Club 12. JOANN MARILIN TRUDEAU Twinkling eyes and twisting form. 561 Summit Avenue General Variety Show 10; Basketball 11, 12; Main Office 12. GEORGE M. TRYON Above par in manners, above par in golf. 309 Standford Avenue Technical Electrical Wrestling 10. NANCY JANETTE TURK There's mischief lurking in her eyes. 1032 Alheim Drive Commercial Student's Store 10, 11, 12; Student Store Club 10, 11, 12; Commercial Club 10, 11, 12; Cordflash 10; Cap and Gowns 10, 11; Yearbook Subscription Committee 11. ROBERT WILLIAM TURNBULL Strong,silent type. 1772 Avenue H College Preparatory Basketball 10, 11, 12, Baseball 11, 12; Cafeteria 10, 11. NANCY A. TURNER Although we grant she has a wit. She is very shy in using it. 234 Steinmetz Homes College Preparatory Softball 10, 11, 12; Soccer 10; Tennis 10, 11, 12; Basketball 10, 11, 12; Music Club 11, 12, President 12; Hockey 10; Music Festival 10, 11; Art Club 11, Sec- retary 11. GERALD L. UNIESKI Most freshmen of shortened heights say he should carry warning lights. 1498 State Street College Preparatory Wrestling 11, 12. BARBARA HELENE URBAN A pretty girl is like a melody. 1017 Davis Terrace Commercial Cordflash 10; Moppettes 11, 12, Secre- tary 12; Commercial Club 11, 12; Gym Office 12. LORRAINE J. URBAN Cheerfulness is the sunny side of life. 922 Altomont Avenue College Preparatory Latin Honorary Society 11, 12. DONNA G. URQUHART Nice to know. 919 Hegemon College Preparatory JOHN ALFRED VACHON Mischief thou art a-foot. 119 O'Dell Street General Track 10, 11, 12; Rifle Club 10; Basket- ball 10. DONNA MAE VAN RAALTE Simplicity in all things is the hardest to be copied. 1014 Ostrander Place College Preparatory Nurse's Aide 11, 12; French Club 11, 12; Biology Club 10; Health Guidance Club 11, 12; German Club 11, 12; Badminton 10; Cordflash 10. GLORIA JEAN VENTURO To know her once is to like her always. 2537 Broadway College Preparatory Wotchtower Staff 10, 11, 12; Watchtower Representative 10, 11, 12; Officials Club 10; Biology Club 10; Health Guidance Club 11, 12, Vice-President 12; French Club 11, 12, Secretary 12; Basketball 10, 11, 12; Soccer 10, 11; Baseball 11; MPHS Correspondent for Gazette. ELAINE K. WAYTHO ANGIE VETERAMO True individuality cannot be copied. 1011 Strong Street Co-operative Retailing ELIZABETH M. VISCUSI A dark-eyed miss whom everyone knows 1 1512 Third Avenue Commercial Watchtower Representative 10, 11, 12; Gym Office 10; Officials Club 11; Junior Prom Committee 11; Commercial Club 12; Health Guidance Club 12; Music Club 12, Treasurer 12. FLORENCE VON STETINA Ready for every bit of fun, ■ Always the same to everyone. 544 Harrison Avenue General SCOTT E. WALRATH A smile for every boy. And two for every girl. R. D. 7, Hable Lane Technical Mechanical Alpha Society 12. BERNICE L. WARNER Between laughing and talking her day is full 2122 Fairview Avenue General Soccer 10, 11; Basketball 10, 11, 12; Baseball 10, 11, 12; Officials Club 10, 11, 12, President 11; Basketball 10, 11, 12. ELAINE B. WARNER A smile of melted sunshine, and per- sonality perfection. 2105 Colgate Place General Softball 10, 11, 12; Basketball 11, 12; Stage Crew 12. A little lady with many charms. 1059 Willett Street General Soccer 10; Hockey 10, 12; Basketball 10, 11, 12; Junior Red Cross 10; Moppettes 10; Archery 10; Baseball 10; Executive Committee 11, 12; Ski Club 11, 12; Jun- ior Prom Committee 11; Badminton 11; Main Office 12. WILLIAM F. WEGE A cheerful companion, an earnest help- er 1609 Bernice Street College Preparatory Moppers Club 10; Sportsman Club 10, 11; Basketball 10; Football Manager 11; German Club 11, 12; Wrestling 11, 12. OLIVER WESTAD Every man is a volume if you know how to read him. 608 Sanders Avenue, Scotia Technical Mechanical Ski Club 10. RICHARD G. WESTFALL His smile is infectious. 1803 Campbell Avenue Technical Mechanical Alpha Society 10, 11, 12. PEGGY JEAN WHEELER Simple, quiet, and unassuming — that's Peg. 4 Nicholas Avenue College Preparatory Softball 10; French Club 11, 12; Health Guidance Club 11, 12; Cadet Teacher 12; Office Work 12. RUTH SHIRLEY WHEELER A sweet, attractive kind of grace. 4 Nicholas Avenue College Preparatory French Club 11, 12; Health Guidance Club 11, 12; Office Work 12. ALBERT A. WATERS It is not enough to run. One must start in time. 429 Summit Avenue General Football 10; Track 10, 11, 12; Spike Shoe Society 11, 12. MARIE L. WHITMORE Silence is more eloquent than words. 1101 McClyman Street Co-operative Retailing [41] RICHARD H. WILSON Let us now praise famous man No one but himself could be his equal ' 20 Brent Street General Varsity Cross-Country 10, 11, 12, Cap- tain 11, 12; Varsity Track 10, 11, 12; Spiked Shoe Society 11, 12, President 11, 12. HARRY B. WINSTIAN Wow What an arm — for passing a football. Stop 5, Albany Road College Preparatory RICHARD J. WOLFF If he has any faults, he has left us in doubt. 807 Grant Avenue Technical Electrical Basketball 10; Watchtower Representa- tive 10, 11; Home Room Representative 10, 11, 12, Stage Crew 11, 12. BEVERLY JEAN WOODWARD There's a quiet charm about her. 25 Elder Street General Cardflash 10; Softball 10, 11; Stage Crew 12. ANNA M. WOS Patience and gentleness is power.1 1079 Catalyn Street Cooperative Retailing I JOYCE O. YAHN Small in stature, but who can match her? 1210 Helderberg Avenue Commercial Office Work 10, 12; Baseball 10; Soccer 10; Cardflash 10; Commercial Club 12; Health Guidance Club 12; Watchtower Representative 11, 12. RICHARD YINGLING Come on now — smile for the birdie 1763 Avenue H College Preparatory Key Club 10; Stage Crew 12; Year Book Photographer 12; Watchtower Photogra- pher 12. GWEN YOUNG Not without art, but yet to nature true. 1086 Baker Avenue College Preparatory Art Club 11, 12, Vice-President 12; Mop- pettes 11, 12; French Club 11, 12; Junior Prom Committee 11. JOHN ZELAZNY There isn't any sense in all this strife To study, study all through life. 1037 Pleasant Street General CAROLYN F. ZENNER A good heart is worth gold. 1606 Rutgers Street College Preparatory Baseball 10, 11; Cardflash 10, 11; Hockey 12; Home Room Representative 12. [42] CONRAD C. ZIMNICK O world, O life. 136 Prospect Street College Preparatory Basketball 10, 11, 12; Key Club 11. First Row: Peggy Bundy, Miss Alice Holmes, Mr. John Gregory, Mr. William Louis, Barbara Pivacek, Janet Hopkins, Beverly Close. Second Row: Warren Kilmer, Charles Ringland, Richard Fenzl, William Smith. Missing: Mr. Joseph Collins, Jean Clowe. [44] CHEERLEADERS The CHEERLEADERS were organized in 1931. The CHEERLEADERS pro- vide leadership for organized cheering at football and basketball games. Past sponsors include Mrs. Donald Stone, Miss Grace Castor, Miss Alice Holmes, Mrs. William K. Louis, Miss Christine Livingston, and Miss Julia Van Voast. At present Mr. John Gregory sponsors the CHEERLEADERS. The ATHLETIC COUNCIL is the executive committee of the Mont Pleasant High School Athletic Association. The ATHLETIC COUNCIL was organized in September 1931 for the promotion and administration of interscholastic athletics. The sports program includes football, cross-country, basketball, wrestling, indoor track, skiing, bowling, golf, tennis, baseball, and outdoor track. Membership on the ATHLETIC COUNCIL is limited to nine pupils and four faculty members. Past sponsors have included Mr. Francis Morhous, Miss Ruth Starr, Miss Margaret Karn, Mr. Nicholas Rieg, Mr. Vincent Meara, and Miss Florence Karlen. Present sponsors are Miss Alice Holmes, Mr. John Gregory, Mr. Joseph Collins, and Mr. William K. Louis. ATHLETIC COUNCIL First Row: Patricia Hicks, Betty Hicks, Cecelia Sharron, Regina DeFransisco. Second Row: Marilyn Bolazovich, Shirley Broady, Mary Halloran, Anita Arony, Charlotte O’Leary, Christine Bogert, No!a Dorries, Robert Mathieson. STUDENTS STORE CLUB First Row: Judith Dahlin, Joyce Schell, Shirley Hotaling, Lillian Croxton, Josephine Lombardi. Second Row: Christine Spany, Laura Romano, Rose Cervera, Dorothy Mrozek, The STUDENTS' STORE CLUB was organized in 1948. Club members are the girls who work in the store. The purposes of the club are to provide Mont Pleasant students with a convenient and economical place to buy their school needs and to give interested students some practical experience in store work. A wide variety of merchandise is sold. Profits are returned to the school in the form of pictures, band uniforms and similar extras. Club sponsor is Miss Margery Alden. Officers are: Josephine Lombardi, President; Judith Dahlin, Vice-President; Shirley Majewski, Secretary; Christine Spany, Treasurer; Sponsor, Miss Margery Alden. [46] These are the Seniors in the college preparatory TECHNICAL MECHANICAL COURSE. With the training received here at Mont Pleasant, these boys are prepared for a number of career possibilities. They can seek apprenticeship training as a designer, machin- ist or laboratory technician in any of the local indus- tries; they may seek regular employment in local plants or they may enter any of the engineering colleges in this country. The preparation is sufficient and thorough enough to give interested boys a good start on their future life’s work. First Row: Dick Westfall, Gus Schwartz, Mr. Chester Clarke, Mr. C. Harold McKee, Mr. Joseph Collins, Maurice Ostrander, Andrew Napolitane. Second Row: Bob Evans, Len Madchard, Jim Pudney, Steve Plaske, Bruce McElroy, Bruce Braddy. Third Row: Scott Walrath, Jim Gill, John Scott, Oliver Westad, Alan Shart- rand. Missing: Don Kowobus. TECHNICAL MECHANICAL SENIORS CADET TEACHERS The high school cadet teaching program was designed to give students interested in becom- ing teachers, nurses, sociologists or school psy- chologists an opportunity to get acquainted with children. As the cadets work with class- room teachers in various elementary schools, they learn to understand characteristics of children at different ages, to recognize indi- vidual and group needs. Also there is opportun- ity to discover the actual work and responsi- bilities of one whose profession necessitates close association with children. First Row: Arlene Hogan, Peggy Wheeler, Ruth Wheeler, Carol Moore. Second Row: Barbara Brodzinski, Florence Klonowski, Rosemary Clair, Louise M. DeCerbo, Anna Montanarelli, Miss Lucille Star, sponsor. Missing: Elaine Glunder. First Row: Mr. Samuel Ringland, Richard DeCenzo, John Ciabotti, Floyd Pileggi, Phil Blesser. Second Row: Richard Mulle, William Cetz, George Schepcoff, Ivar Anderson, Richard Bennet, Carl Pieper. Missing: Sal Bottone. The SPORTSMAN'S CLUB is open to all boys who are interested in outdoor activities. The club has a variety of purposes: to develop the qualities of true sportsmanship: to promote safety in the use of firearms; to create an active interest in the conservation of game, fish, for- ests, and streams; to encourage an interest in outdoor activities which may become a hobby in adult life. Officers are: Sal Bottone. President; Phil Blesser, Vice-President; John Ciabotti, Treas- urer; Richard DeCenzo, Secretary; Floyd Pi- leggi, Range Officer; Mr. Samuel Ringland, Sponsor. SPORTSMANS CLUB t ] GOLDEN SPIKED SHOE Firs� Row: Anthony Klien, Richard Wilson, George Fulton, James Wyant, James Anderson. Second Row: Albert Waters, Bruce Braddy, Leonard Madcharo, Anthony Clement, Arthur Lucarelli. Mr. Ray Vacca, Sponsor. The GOLDEN SPIKED SHOE SOCIETY is composed of boys whose main athletic interests lie in the fields of track and cross-country. The society was organized in 1932 by Mr. Norman E. Kitching, and through the years has had such famous members as Steve Szuma- chowski, Ray Trail, Ernie Marshall, Bill Simon, and Phil Taylor. At present Mr. Ray Vacca is the club sponsor. Officers are: Richard Wilson. President; Woody Fulton. Vice-President; James Wyant, Secretary; An- thony Klein, Treasurer; Mr. Ray Vacca, Sponsor. ['0] First Row: Cus Schwartz, Bob King, Charles Ringland, Ken Greenough, Mr. Chester Clarke, Bill Blodgett. Second Row: Frank Eiser, Hugh McKelvey, Bob Mullee, Robert Baehm, Phil Blesser, Douglas Scharback, Jim Buechler. Third Row: Bob Killeen, Scott Walrath, Ferd Mele, Ronald Symalak, Richard Soloski, Fred Johnson, Phil Schneible, Robert Arnold. Back Row: John Salvador, Fred A'dinger, Dick Westfall, John Scott, Jim Pern- rose, Tom Moffett. ALPHA SOCIETY The ALPHA SOCIETY was formed in 1938 when the Sigma Hi-Y Club severed its relations with the YMCA The purpose of the ALPHA SOCIETY is to provide an opportunity for a group of boys to partici- pate actively in a program which tries to develop the ability of these boys to cooperate with fellow-mem- bers. and to be of service to the school and community. In the past, the ALPHA SOCIETY has planted trees and shrubbery in the Quads, placed tables and benches in the inner Quad, supplied line markers for the foot- ball field, built a line-up board for the basketball game, collected clothing for the Tuskegee Institute in Ala- bama, edited and printed the Nott Terrace-Mont Pleas- ant football programs. Officers are: Ken Greenough, President; Chuck Ringland, Vice-President; Cus Schwartz, Secretary; Bob Kling, Treasurer; Mr. Chester Clarke, Sponsor, [’1] The Cooperative Retailing Classes were started in 1941 with 14 members. This year there are 31 seniors in the classes. The members of this group attend classes every morning, and go to work in local stores every afternoon. Their experiences on the job vary but usually include selling, stockkeeping, display, and office work. Between Thanksgiving and Christmas, the members work in the stores full time and have memor- able contacts with crowds, shoplifters, and lost child- ren. These pupils learn a great deal about stores, mer- chandise, and all kinds of people so that they are well prepared to fill important positions when they graduate. Miss Margery Alden is the teacher co-ordinator of the retail classes. CO-OPERATIVE RETAILING First Row: Donald Nikolski, David Allen, Burton Anthony, Thomas Fiorillo, James Anderson. Second Row: Maureen O’Brien, Lorraine Majerowski, Mar- ion Jankowski, Grace Relyea, Laura DeMania, Louise Frisone, Marlene Doriquizzi, Virginia Bostwick, Florence Dupont, Barbara Passmore, Anna Wos. Third Row: Charlotte Jutton, Dolores Leonetti, Esther Guerra, Marie Whitmore, Lois Heigle, Conslelo Rodriguez, Rita Morin, Dolores Russell, Mary Ann McCafferty, Irene Pajak, Joan Belouin, Miss Margery Alden, Irene Karandy, Josephine Lombardi. Missing: Catherine Miller, Angie Verteramo. The HEALTH GUIDANCE CLUB promotes modera- tion in physical, emotional, and social health. The club was organized by Miss Eleanor Kelly in 1934. Since then, it has participated in many worthwhile causes, and has helped finance many projects. Officers are: Joyce Schell, President; Gloria Ven- turo, Vice-President; Joan Lake, Secretary; Frances Buechler, Treasurer; Miss Eleanor Kelly, Sponsor. First Row: Phyllis Longo, Audrey Winkler, Joan Lake, Gloria Venturo, Joyce Schell, Miss Eleanor M. Kelly, Fran- ces Bueckler, Marie Mirault, Donna Van Raalte, Dorothy Mrozek, Jackie Shane. Second Row: Margaret Rakvica, Elvira Willey, Betty Vis- cussi, Frances Orzel, Nola Norries, Barbara Hance, Marga- ret Panczner, Janet Kirchner, Phyllis DeVivo, Marie lagrossi. Third Row: Marianne Rakvica. Rose Dilorio, Ervina Pajak, Esther Brun, Betty Dunham, Joan Cooper, Marilyn Huston, HEALTH GUIDANCE CLUB Anita Arony, Joyce Sobell, Karol Fairchild, Virginia Meyers. Fourth Row: Eunice Longe, Frances Eisenstadt, Shirley Brusie, Florence Klonowski, Judith Dahlin, Joyce Yahn, Beverly Sanders, Grace Becker, Ruth Wheeler. Fifth Row: Thomasina Marcella, Helen Pachucki, Kay Roberts, Dolores Brodzinski, Nancy Perrino, Shirley Ma- jewski, Arlene Loucks, Frances Buechler, Shirley Carpen- ter, Grace Fyvie, Peggy Wheller. First Row: Sharon Held, Claudia Apollo, Richard Fenzl, Lyle Lloyd, Morris Schworm, Miss Myer, Frances Buechler. Second Row: Rose Marie DiSorbo, Louise DiCerbo, Lois Sigsbee, Diane Phoenix, Donna Mae Van Raalte, Grace Becker, Marie Mirault, Agnes Hesler. Third Row: Robert Mathieson, Clifford Semerad, Gerald Smith, Anthony Cardinal, Robert John- ston, Anthony Klien, Robert Kling. The purpose of the GERMAN CLUB is to promote the use of spoken German and good fellowship among its members. Officers are: Richard Fenzl, President; Lyle Lloyd, Vice-President; Claudia Apollo, Secretary; Morris Schworm, Treasurer; Miss Frances Myer, Sponsor. GERMAN CLUB WATCHTOWER STAFF To publish a newspaper serving the best needs of Mont Pleasant High School is the aim of the journalists who make Room 141 their headquarters. The WATCH- TOWER staff, under the direction of Mr. Richard Decker, writes and edits ten six-page issues annually. Besides the editorial staff, there is the advertising staff under the direction of an advertising manager. In past years the paper has won high positions in the contests conducted by the Columbia Scholastic Press Associa- tion and the New York State School Press Association. The WATCHTOWER was first published in 1931. Past sponsors include Mr. Bernard Jordan, Mrs. Bertha Marquet, and Miss Isabel Jarvis. The editorial staff consists of Wendell Elmendorf, Editor-in-chief; Richard Fenzl, Associate Editor; Robert Zeuner, News Editor; Esther Brun, Feature Editor; Anthony Klein, Sports Editor. First Row: Elizabeth Hicks, Robert Arnold, Esther Brun, Robert Zeuner, Wendell Elmendorf, Richard Fenzl, Cecelia Sharron, Anthony Klein. Second Row: Mr. Richard Decker, Rose Marie DeSorbo, Nola Dorries, Elvira Willey, Ervina Pajak, Louise DiCerbo, Gloria Venturo, June DelVecchio, Patricia Donato. Third Row: Shirley Broady, Barbara Poliak, James Buechler, Lynn Fay, Robert Langlois, Richard Yingling, Hugh McKelvey, Joan Buckland. MR. J. STANLEY LANSING Choir Director Choir — Period 3 Choir — Period 2 The ART CLUB was begun with the idea of undertaking projects which will be of service to the school and at the same time give the members a chance to have fun doing art work. New members are chosen from students in the art classes who have satisfactory marks in art. Most of the work, so far, has been to make posters for dances, games, and parties. Trips are made to exhibits and other places of interest ART CLUR in the surrounding area. Officers are: Betty Lou Jones, President; Gwen Young, Vice-President; Betty Eger, Sec- retary; Barbara Brodzinski, Treasurer; Miss Eleanor Harrison, Sponsor. First Row: Eileen Audet, Audrey Holmes, Barbara Brodzinski, Betty Lou Jones, Gwen Young, Betty Eger, Shirley Majewski. Second Row: Carol Sanders, Marilyn Dillenbeck, Jean Dahlin, Carol Hiller, Lorraine Hiller, Marie lagrossi, Felecia Chlopecki, Ester Brun. Third Row: Edward Lukasiewicz, Richard Bonaquist, Jack Alderdice, Bruce Lawrence, William Bogert. Missing: David Crauen. [58] First Row: Mr. Lansing, Pat Donato, Nola Dorries, Richard Della Ratta, Nancy Turner, Virginia Clark, Robert Anderson, Mr. Musser. Second Row: Rita Audet, Carolyn Barone, Gilda DeVito, Carolyn Graves, Peggy Bundy, Anita Arony, Elvira Willey, Andreana Corrado, Concetta Simboli. Third Row: Mike Pascarella, Maurice Dumas, Albert Pagliara, Mary Corridore, Betty Viscusi, George Fulton, Gene Karandy, Larry Rich- ardson. Missing: Edward Starsiak, Paul Palumbo. The purpose of the MUSIC CLUB is to de- velop higher musical standards and to stimulate music in general in the school. A further motive of the organization is to draw together musical students and musicians in a closer bond of fel- MUSIC CLUB lowship for the purpose of mutual encourage- ment and stimulation. The members meet bi- weekly and participate in programs under the direction of the club president. Officers are: Nancy Turner, President; Vir- ginia Clark, Vice-President; Concetta Simboli, Secretary; Betty Viscusi, Treasurer; Mr. Will- ard Musser and Mr. Stanley Lansing, Sponsors. [59] First Row: Jeanette Glunder, Wendell Elmendorf, Elaine Glunder, Miss Leah Ireland, Patricia Cramer, Robert Zeuner, Claire Roche. Second Row: Robert Shaw, Carol Moore, Esther Brun, Felicia Chlopecki, Nancy Duggan, Terry Kiszkiel, Charles Speirs. Third Row: William Gemmell, William Bonk, Anthony Cardinal, John Pierce, Ralph Van Arnem. CURRENT EVENTS CLUB The CURRENT EVENTS CLUB aims to develop citi- zens who are capable of making accurate judgements on the affairs of the world. This is accomplished through a study of events leading to present conditions and discussions of arguments pro and con. Officers are: Robert Zeuner, President; Wendell Elmendorf, Vice-President; Patricia Cramer, Secretary; Elaine Glunder, Treasurer; Miss Leah Ireland, Sponsor. Since its organization in 1931 the GIRLS' ATHLETIC CLUB has administered the girls’ athletic program so as to build rational and wholesome sentiments, habits, and leadership. The program is organized for the physi- cal benefits derived therefrom, and for the social and moral welfare of the participants. The GIRLS’ ATH- LETIC CLUB has made seven loans to members who have gone on to college to major in the field of health and physical education. It has also provided the fi- nancial means for such projects as permanent colored spotlights for the girls’ gym, varsity suits, typewriter for the gym office, record player and amplifier for the gym, transportation to interscholastic events, and ath- letic awards for girls. Officers are: Marilyn Dillenbeck, President; Mar- jorie Johnson, Vice-President; Christine Bogert, Sec- retary; Anita Arony, Treasurer; Miss Grace Castor, Sponsor. GIRL’S ATHLETIC CLUB First Row: Beverly Close, Arlene McElroy, Jacquelyn Crasso, Christine Bogert, Marilyn Dillenbeck, Marjorie Johnson, Anita Arony, Peggy Bundy, Joan Buckland, Betty Lou Jones. Second Row: Rose Mary Coppolo, Grace Fyvie. Mary Rae, Marilyn Fredericks, Sylvia Korff, Marilyn Thomas, Sally Stone, Betty Owen, Sally Sutliff, Theresa Rekucki, Bonita Ferraro, Beatrice Boink. Third Row: Alice Krone, Ruth Livingston, Doris Fyvie, Diane Broderick, Kay Clover, Diane Larkin, Mary Anne Mackey, Barbara Hance, Catharine McKay, Phyllis DeVivo, Mary Krone. Fourth Row: Mary Colquhoun, Lynn Byer, Mary McCrecsh, Marion Smith, Lois Sigsbee, Joan Coppola, Margaret Panczner, Laura Angers, Claire Roche. LIBRARY CLUB First Row: Pat Donato, Barbara Poliak, Barbara Pivacek, Sally May, Morjorie Pritchett, Joan Cooper, Janet Kirchner. Second Row: Nola Dorries. Agnes Hesler, Sharon Held, Faye Holmes, Rosemary Saraco, Shirley Johnson, Nancy Duggan, Marilyn Cross. Third Row: Miss Eleanor Clark, Richard Duffy, William Bogert, Robert Shaw, Charlotte O’Leary, Keith Berry, David Macpherson, Walter Manor, Ralph Van Arnam, Jacqueline Shane, Bruce Keller, James Gerding, Richard Connelly, Robert Zeuner, Wendell Elmendorf, Richard Fenzl, Miss Ada Edwards, Robert Johnston, Lynn Fay, Ervina Pajak, Janet Hopkins. Missing: Joan Pacelli, Leonard Pannone. The LIBRARY CLUB is one of the service clubs of the school and was organized when the school was opened in 1931. At present there are thirty-six members who are elected from a recommended list. Members are chosen from all three years in high school and act as assistant librarians. They work in the library each week shelving books and magazines, mending books and preparing new books for the shelves. They also help at the desk taking care of circulation. Regular meetings of the club are held after school on the second and fourth Thursdays of each month. Officers are: Lynn Fay, President; Janet Hopkins, Vice-Pres- ident; Ervina Pajak, Secretary; Robert Johnston, Treasurer. Miss Ada Edwards and Miss Eleanor Clark are sponsors of the organization. [62] The WATCHTOWER HOME ROOM REPRESENTATIVES sell and distribute the WATCHTOWER throughout the school. Every home room has a representative whose goal is to main- tain over 80 per cent circulation in his home room during the year. Robert Langlois, the WATCHTOWER circulation mana- ger, supervises the sale and distribution of the WATCH- TOWER. Mr. Richard Decker is the sponsor. First Row: Mr. Richard Decker, Sponsor; Helen Bonacquist, Alice Miller, Mary Ann Mackey, Louise Euler, Ervina Pajak, Elizabeth Viscusi, Gloria Venturo, Judith Greenberg. Second Row: Marlene Doriguzzi, Gilda DeVito, Anne Smith, Lynn Jamison, Nancy Duggan, Mary Pallante, Anna Schiano, Margaret Panczner, Patricia McFarland. Third Row: James Buechler, Robert Ritz, Joseph Scorzella, Richard Wolff, Charles Speirs, Edward Lukasiewicz, John Pierce, Richard Duffy. Fourth Row: David Smith, Steve Samselski, Donald Palumbo, Victor Harper, Clifford Bond, Dix Toby. WATCHTOWER HOMEROOM REPRESENTATIVES The SKI CLUB was established so that students who enjoyed skiing would have an organization which would provide ski instruction, and would sponsor ski trips to various ski trails in New York State. Officers are: Arnold Carrese, President; Bill Settle, Vice- President; Betty Owens, Secretary; Peggy Bundy, Treasurer. SKI CLUB First Row: Beatrice Boink, Peggy Bundy, Arnold Carrese, Bill Settle, Betty Owens, Pat Donato, Elaine Waytho. Second Row: Joan Smida, Joan Buckland, Jacquelyn Crasso, Lois Sigsbee, Marjorie Johnson, June Albanese, Mary McCrecsh, Joan Coppolo, Betty Dunham. Third Row: Fred Olshak, Lawrence Anderson, Donald Petro, Bill Fitzgerald, Andrew Napolitane, Richard Fenzl, Cus Schwartz, Charles Ringland. Fourth Row: Douglas Sharbach, John Nacco, Vincent Nehring, John Alderdice, Robert Johnston, John Bremer. [64] First- Row: James Buechler, John Arros, Mort Shulman, Robert Killeen, Thomas Moffett, Second Row: Anthony Maimone, Wayne Erb, Richard Connelly, Lynn Fay, Francis Cafarelli, Robert Grubalski. Third Row: John Castelli, Wendell Elmendorf, Robert Arno'd, Walter Suprunowicz, Willard Baker, Eric Baumes. The KEY CLUB was chartered in January 1948 by the Schenectady Kiwanis Club. The purpose of the KEY CLUB is to serve as a Mont Pleasant High School service club. The club meets for luncheon every Thursday in the special dining room. Two club members are invited as guests of the Kiwanis Club each week at the Hotel Van Curler. The membership includes five 10th year students, ten 11th year students, and ten 12th year students. Officers are: Mort Shulman, President; John Arros, Vice- President; Robert Zeuner, Secretary; Robert Killeen, Treas- urer. KEY CLUB LATIN HONORARY SOCIETY The LATIN HONORARY SOCIETY gives recognition to students who have done outstanding work in Latin. The society furthers the interests of its mem- bers in Roman civilization through the study of the literature of that period of history. The society also tries to promote a feeling of world-mindedness among its members. Since its founding, the LATIN HONORARY SOCIETY has aided children in Europe, assisted in the support of a French school, and for two years has cooperated with the Junior Chamber of Commerce in carry- ing out the Medway Plan for helping French children. The Latin Club, organ- ized this year, has worked with the LATIN HONORARY SOCIETY in all its activities. Officers are: Peggy Bundy, President; Robert Arnold, Vice-President; Betty Hicks, Secretary; Morton Shulman, Treasurer; Miss Ruby BrakebiII, Sponsor. First Row: Forence Klonowski, Frances Beuchler, Anna Montanarelli, Miss Brakebill, Betty Hicks, Robert Arnold, Peggy Bundy, June Del- Vecchio, Barbara Brodzinski. Second Row: Marjorie Jankowski, Sharon Held, Barbara Poliak, Nola Dorries, Claudia Apollo, Agnes Hesler, Julia DiChristofaro, Eleanor Grzelecki, Claire Sykes, Elvira Willey. Third Row: Fernando Mele, Thomas Clover, Vincent Guerra. First Row: Carol Moore, Donna Mae Van Raalte, Mary Margaret Bundy, Mrs. Helen Forster, Gloria Venturo, Janet Hopkins, Charles Spiers, Arlene Hogan, June DelVecchio. Second Row: Marilyn Dinardo, Mary Ann Monighan, Joan Lake, Carol Pfaffenback, Barbara Rielly, Julia DiCristifaro, Lillian Martini, Delores Brodzinski, Florence Klonowski. Third Row: Rosalyn Harris, Esther Brun, Gloria Olden, Sally Stone, Gwendolyn Voung, Elizabeth Eger, Walter Manor, Paul Palumbo, Manuel Francisco, Armand Arsenault, John Pierce, Kestus Jecius, Wendel Elmendorf, Patricia Donato, Marjorie Johnson. Missing: Elaine Glunder, Elizabeth Maguire. FRENCH CLUB Many high school students study French, and many of them have a lively interest in the French people, their culture, their customs. In order to provide a place where pupils with this interest in France can enjoy a close contact with French civilization and at the same time improve their ability to speak French, the FRENCH CLUB was formed in 1932 by Miss Miriam Croat. The club admits honor students in second and third year French, and at the present time Mrs. Helen Forster is acting sponsor in the absence of Miss Lucienne Bechard. Officers are: Janet Hopkins, President; Elaine Glunder, Vice-President; Gloria Venturo, Secretary; Charles Spiers, Treasurer. r(1 Firs Row: Betty Eger, Cwen Young, Laura Angers, Barbara Urban, June DelVecchio, Marie Mirault, Claire Roche, Joan Lake, Pat Donato, Pat Cramer. Second Row: Alice Aulicino, Rosemary Coppola, Mary Brown, Mary Ann Mackey, Janet Walker, Pat Galbraith, Vivian Koley, Shirley Majewski, Joan Fitzgerald, Sally May, Margaret Pritchard. Third Row: Alice Krone, Irene Lu Brant, Ann Smith, Brooke Frankwitz, Marion Kowalchik, Bar- bara Pollock, Claire Sykes, Diane Phoenix, Mary Krone, Claudia Apollo, Sally Sutliff, Jean Mahoney, Miss Margaret Boyle, Sponsor. The MOPPETTES CLUB is a service organization for the girl's gymnasium. It was organized on February 24, 1948 to prepare the gym for dances and parties, and to clean up after these social functions when janitorial service is unavailable. The MOPPETTES check the gym daily before school to make certain it is ready for class work. Miss Margaret Boyle is the club sponsor. Officers are: June DelVecchio, President; Marie Mirault, Vice-President; Barbara Urban, Secretary; Claire Roche, Treas- urer. MOPPETTES The seniors in the TECHNICAL ELECTRICAL COURSE are well grounded in mathematics, drafting, and technology, which are essential to future growth in the technical fields of modern industry. They have also had the same English, history, and economics that one will find in the college-prepartory academic courses, thus assuring a balance between the aca- demic and technical fields. The technical boys spend considerable time in the shops and laboratories where they actually use their mathematics and science, so they learn by doing. As a result they can enter either industry or engineering college with equal facility. Many elec- trical graduates have distinguished themselves in college and engineering fields, and industry in general. TECHNICAL ELECTRICAL SENIORS First Row: Robert Draffen, Harold Rivers, Theodore Palkovic, Mr. Sam Ringland, Mr. Clarence Crofoot, Mr. James Young, William Demkowski, Albon Cook, William Blodgett. Second Row: John Mahy, Walter Parks, John Bremer, Richard Wolff, Albert Hance, Henry Rennie, Roy Berry, George Matern, Edmund Pogorzelski, Sal Bottone. Third Row: Alan Lord, Fred Fenzel, Carl Stigberg, Robert Lund, Richard DeCenzo, Robert Town- send, Philip Schneible, George Tryon, Kenneth Tarbell. � 4« The COMMERCIAL CLUB was organized in 1935. From among forty or fifty candidates each year who seek member- ship, present members elect their new members. Candidates must maintain a C average and carry at least three commer- cial subjects. These qualifications have enabled the group to accomplish its objective of stimulating and promoting interest in projects that will assist promising commercial pupils in their efforts. Social and recreational opportunities are also a definite part of the club s program, thereby developing the personality and initiative of individuals comprising the group. Officers are: Christine Bogert, President; Mary Corridore. Vice-President; Sylvia Filippo, Secretary; Jean Clowe, Treas- urer. Miss May Wilson is the club sponsor. First Row: Marlene DeSiena, Nancy Turk, Josephine Mackiewicz, Sylvia Filippo. Christine Bogert, Mary Corridore, Ervina Pajak, Elizabeth Viscusi, Joyce Schell. Second Row: Rosemary Coppolo, Laura Romano, Judith Dahlin. Joyce Yahn, Cilda DeVito, Theresa Rekucki, Irene Lu Brant, Barbara Urban, Concetta Simboli, Shirley Hotaling. Third Row: Andreana Corrado, Rose Dilorio, Patricia Renzi, Marion Smith, Diane Tusang, Wini- fred Skotarczak, Dolores Tusang, Carol Pfaffenbach, Lillian Croxton. Missing: Jean Clowe. [70] COMMERCIAL CLUB The NURSE'S AIDES are a service group under the direction of Miss Eleanor Kelly, R.N. The AIDES are on duty every day — before, during and after school. The main purposes of the NURSE'S AIDES are to help girls get office experience, to pre- train girls planning to be nurses, and to help carry on the duties of a medical office. Left to right: Mary Cerundalo, Virginia Meyers, Frances Renna, Miss Eleanor Kelly, Dorothy Mrozek, Evelyn McAfee, Karol Fairchild, Miss June Craig of Plattsburg State Teachers College, Donna Mae Van Raalte, and Patricia Cleary. NURSE’S AIDES Joan Anderson, June Anderson, Robert Anderson, William Armstrong. Donald Baehm, Clifford Bond, Thomas Brown, Thomas Gfano, Enzo Cimino, Dino Cimino, John Ciabotti, Virginia Clark, Dolores Continello, Nicholas DeAngelo, Michael DeCerbo. William DcCoste, Irma Dorries, Richard Della Ratta, Richard Duffy, William Fair, Kay Clover, Faye Holmes, Donald Hopkins, Donald James. James Jewett, Eugene Karandy, Remo Lotano, John Marcella, Daniel Min- carelli, Carol Moore, Edwin Mrozak, Andrew Napolitane, Albert Pagliara, Rita Panster, Michael Pascarella, William Pearson, Richard Regnier, Lawrence Richardson, Albert Rispoli, Richard Rose, Albert Ruiz, Peter Sciroco, Richard Schuyler, Concetta Simboli, Joseph Sorrentino, Stanley Styczynski, Nancy Turner, Joyce Vial, Fred Pascarella, Lorraine Zajan. BAND [72] The BAND under the direction of Mr. Willard Musser has become known not only in this state but in other states where they have appeared within the past year. The purpose of this organization is to advance education through the study of music. The group is a medium through which students improve their musical ability through group efforts and cooperation. The group was invited and played for the Pennsylvania Bandmasters Associa- tion Convention and for the New York State Music Educators Convention. The BAND also played at all home football games; Northville, Siena College, Hillsdale, Syracuse, and Mohnton, Pennsylvania. itfOOl. CHODO V VA D Friday and 19 Y th DRAMATICS Mrs. Mabel Hodgkins — Director FOOTBALL TEAM First Row: George Kozak, Thomas Moffett, Ronald Massaroni, Joseph Palermo, Marvin Cermak. Fred Kempisty, Robert Johnston, Richard Denuccio, William Blodgett, Jack Hamilton, Richard Taylor, Robert Drose. Second Row: Anthony Parisi, Walter Jablonski, Patrick Grasso, Richard Waterfield, Donald Gar- ling, Gerald Larmour, Robert Arnold, Anthony Friello, Albert Roy, Anthony Teta. Third Row: Anthony Guidarelli, Jack Jeffers, Art Dilallo, Raymond Vanosky, Paul Sellie. Howard Krieger, Robert Fredrick, Carmen Pantalone, Richard Peterson, John Salvador, Phillip Schnieble, Joseph Matocha, Willard Baker. Fourth Row: George Rosa, Peter Grass, Richard Dehovio, Ronald Szymalak, Ronald Carman, Vin- cent Longo. Charles McCarthy, Richard DeCarlo, John Conway, James Gerding, James Cummings. Fifth Row: Mr. George Van Heusen, Coach; Mr. Nicholas Rieg, Coach; Garrett Stone, Manager; Andrew Geier, Manager; Thomas Grimes, Manager; John Rielly, Manager; Robert Fyvie. First Row: Art Lucarelli, Anthony Klein, Edward Alger, James Wyant, Richard Wilson, Wayne Erb, Anthony Clement, Anthony Maimone. Second Row: Mr. Ray Vacca, Coach; Tom Glover, Thurston Sack, Francis Conway, Paul Lusk, Barrie Gray, William Smith, William Cote, Robert Burke. Third Row: John Guevin, Manager; Robert Kimble, Tom Haberbush, Carl Shumway, Clifford Mango, William Pachucki, William Brady, Clarence Fink, Larry Bisaillon. Fourth Row: Charles Gould, Ray Thimineur, Don Giaquinto, Warren Kilmer, Peter Beltrone, George Aucock, Charles Hines, Louis Morrette. CROSS COUNTRY First Row: Robert Turnball, Edward Killeen, Jack Lundgren, Clarence Trowbridge, Walter Sup- ronowicz, Edward Catino. Second Row: Mr. Sig Makofski, Coach; Frank Parisi, Angelo DeCecco, Earl Skiff, Jack Jeffers, Joseph Castelli, Francis Cafarelli, Manager. BASKETBALL WRESTLING First Row: Gerald Alexander, Doug Houst, Ronald Burke, Jim Benchler, Warren Kilmer, John Arros, Edward Starziak, Ralph Archer, Robert Burke. Carl BoJik, John Parisi, Cliff Mango. Second Row: Andrew Crier, Manager; Richard Larmour, Anthony Sgarlata, Morten Schulman, Robert Kling, Andrew Napolitane. Joe Matocha. John Ciabotti, Tom Moffett, Joe Mastrianni, Teddy Spoffard, Ray Lucas, Allen Shartrand, Ray Burke, Manager; Mr. George Van Heusen, Coach. Third Row: Sal Battone, Anthony Guidarclli, Carman Pantalone, Fred Kempisty, M. Dumas, John Gavin. Robert Fyvie, Gerald Unieski, Jim Gerding, Chuck Gould, John Salvador, Robert Arnold, Art Dilallo, Al Grecco. First Row: John Jablonski, John Hamilton, Benjamin Riha, Len Madcharo, John Jeffers, Albert Waters, Robert Poirier, Ken Martin, Richard Wilson, Robert Pneuman, Mike Cerardi, John Ward, Second Row: Anthony Sikorski, William Ketchum, Clarence Fink, James Anderson, Vincent Guerra, Anthony Klein, Barrie Gray, William Gemmell, Pat Darius, Willis Ketterson, David Hall, Charles Gould, Jesse Croxton. Third Row: John Dockal. James Wyant, Donald Bachm, Jerome DeBraccio, Robert Drose, Joe Hamilton, Arthur Lucarelli, Richard Taylor, Anthony Friello, Tom Haberbush, August DiDonna. Fourth Row: Mr. William Louis, Coach; William Columbe, Manager; John Wallingford, Anthony Szymalak, Robert Kling, David Small, Robert Zeuner, Richard DeNuccio, Richard Peterson, Man- ager; Howard Krieger, Manager; Mr. Ray Vacca, Coach. TRACK 1949 BASEBALL First Row: Ronald Fountain, Stephen Sadlon, John Castelli, Vincent Gabriel, William Smith, Robert Turnbull, Mark Deleaney, Allen Taylor, Warren Kilmer, Edward DeLorenzo. Second Row: Vincent Longo, Manager; Thomas Stock, . . Fazone, Anthony Parisi, Bernard Jayielski, Joseph Schliff, Joseph Notar, Willard Baker, Armond Arsenault, Manager. Third Row: Mr. George Van Huesen, Coach; Clarence Trowbridge, Frederick Kempisty, William Glenn, John Neary, Fred DeLorenzo, Richard Duffy, Manager; Mr. Nicholas Rieg, Coach. First Row: Anita Arony, Jean Clowe, Arlene McElroy, Mary Corridore, Peggy Bundy. Second Row: Elizabeth Viscussi, Manager; Marlene DeSieno, Brooke Frankowitz, Bernice Warner, Mary Colquhoun, Gloria Venturo. BASKETBALL GIRL’S VARSITY SPORTS First Row: Anita Arony, Joan Buckland, Peggy Bundy, Marjorie Johnson, Co-Captain; Marilyn DiMenbeck, Captain; Virginia Reisenger, Joan Coppola, Margaret Panczner, Mary Colquhoun. Second Row: Miss Grace Castor, Coach; Jean Clowe, Sally Sutliff, Anne Smith, Louise Gallo, Arlene McElroy, Sylvia Korff, Lois Sigsbee, Claudia Appolo, Sally Stone, Mary Beggs, Beverly Close, Ruth Livingston, Miss Margaret Boyle, Coach. HOCKEY SENIOR CLASS CHRISTMAS PARTY Marvin Santa” Cermak CHRISTMAS EVE KEY CLUB AT CITY HALL Councilmen Arno'd, Zeuner, Fay. HAPPY SENIORS MH! II It W I Eger, Bonquist, Holmes, Arros, Young, Lukasiewicz VICTORY ASSEMBLY GARRETT STONE — WORKING MR. LOUIS — SUPERVISING KOZAK AND DROSE GRUNT AND GROAN LIBRARIANS AT WORK YOUNG PHYSICISTS WOODWORKING CRAFTSMEN TWELVE SIR CHARLES IN THE SUPER-ROCKET ARTISTS AT WORK VARIETY SHOW ARTISTS EBENEZER IN THE ELECTRICAL LAB TILLIE THE TYPIST From the Clock Tow re Mont Pleasant High School To the goode and eckselleat Classe of 1950 It cloth both pleasure and grieve me that you are leaving my Schoole. 1 be happie that no longer need I eggsist in the fear that Donnie Bell and Bobbie Mathieson might sett off a charge of Blasting Powder under the Sundial in the Quad so as to destroye the mechanism that operates the timepiece. However, it lave heavic on my Hart to think that I will not see you fine Younksters again for a lcngthic Tyme. 1 do have many Memories of you: a ehemistrie classe singing “ Don’t Cry Joe” to Master Collins; girls making Popkorn in art Classe and bribing Teachers with gifts of that Delacacie; the untimely exploshun in the elekrical laboratorie at the exact sekond the year book e photographer snapped his camerie; the many thymes Master Spaine lost his spectacles only to lind them perched on his forehead ; the microphones that were jinxed at the Varietie Show; and Zounds! those Key Clubbe inishiashuns. I have asked my learned friend, Ben Franklin, to cuntinue to look after all the emynent young Scientifickers who are leaving come June. Somedaye all of you will return to Mont Pleasant, and I then will be able to see what impourtant people you are. Perhaps Robert Arnold will be a famous Barrister fighting in the courts to purtect the interests of Moffett, Arros, Schulman Ltd., a widely-known Model Agencie. Perhaps posters by the New York Illustrator, Betty Lou Jones, will advertise the arrive! of Patricia Donato, feachur singer at Sabin's Oldc-Fashion Colonial Inn. But that be enuff for thawts of the Future. Right nowe I do send to everie one of you heartic Congratulashuns. 1 have enjoyed spying on your Anticks, and nowe along with my goode wife, Abigail. I wish you Goode Fortune and Godspeed. I remain your faithful Sarvant in Spirit and Will Ghost of the Clock Tow re SIENA COLLEGE LOUDONVILLE, NEW YORK DAY DIVISION Men Only EVENING DIVISION Men and Women A Complete Program of Approved Courses Leading to Bachelor’s Degrees in Arts, Science and Business Administration Call in Person, Telephone or Write The Director of Admissions Telephones: Albany 5-3567 — Watervliet AR 3-0330 For Fine Furs MT. PLEASANT FURRIERS Cold Storage Vault on Premises 931 Francis Avenue Telephone 6-3770 Compliments of THE CROWN SHOP 922 Crane Street Complete Line of Ladies Ready to Wear Football Practice [88] Established 1917 Thousands of girls are needed in busi- ness and government offices NOW. The salaries are high and the opportunities for advancement are unlimited. The quickest way to prepare for one of these good positions is to take a business course at MILDRED ELLEY SECRETARIAL SCHOOL FOR GIRLS 227-229 Quail Street. Albany 3. N. Y. RECISTER NOW Registered by the New York State Board of Regents SUMMER SESSION starts July 3 FALL SESSION starts September 5 ★ SKILLS Guidance — balanced train- ing — activities. Placement in key positions in business, professional and government offices. ALBANY BUSINESSCOLLEGE 126 - 134 Washington Ave., Albany 6, N. Y. Stale Registered — Veteran Approved [89} Compliments of the VAN CURLER HOTEL Telephone 4-4431 WASHINGTON AVENUE SCHENECTADY, N. Y. COMPLIMENTS of CRECAN’S LINPARK CLOTHES MANUFACTURERS and RETAILERS Telephone 3-1271 222 State Street Schenectady, N. Y. R. MARK, Manager FLAX BROS. CLEANERS TAILORS and FURRIERS 1830 Broadway Phone 6-6710 REINHARD’S CYCLE SHOP Bicycles - Toys - Supplies Baby Carriages and Children's Furniture 142 - 144 Broadway (Opposite Smith Street) SCHENECTADY, N. Y. [90] Get the Best Congratulations to the Graduates from Get Sealtest DAIRY PRODUCTS GENERAL ICE CREAM CORP. LE LOUP SUPPLY CO. Cor. Crane and Tenth Phone 2-1058 Present your diploma at any time before July 15th and receive 10% DISCOUNT ON ANYTHING IN THE STORE. The Best in Home Appliances Radios - Television - Refrigerators Stoves and Washing Machines JAMES’ RESTAURANT 426 State Street Schenectady, N. Y. 3c«.Vn For Your SUMMER FASHIONS Cross-Country Practice [91] Compliments of ALEX C. BAXTER SON Established 1829 40 NORTH BRANDYWINE AVENUE SCHENECTADY, N. Y. CEORCE’S MUSIC STORE Exclusive Distributors for CONN — GIBSON — SLINCERLAND 617 State Street Plaza Building SCHENECTADY 5, N Y. Phone 4-5921 Compliments of THE DEE SHOP 1613 Union Street BON-ART STUDIO The Most Clamorous Photography of All Times All Types of Photographic Work For Appointment — Call Studio 1224 Congress St. Schenectady, N. Y. Compliments of ECONOMY FOOD MARKET Free Delivery 1611 Union Street [92] • WELCH BROS. Compliments of PLUMBING and VINICK’S MEN S SHOP HEATING 514 State St. at Lafayette 443 SECOND STREET Phone 6-1404 THE NEWEST LUNCH Congratulations The Place of Quality to the Meals, Delicious Sandwiches, CLASS OF JUNE 1950 and Hot Dogs FRENCH BEAUTY STUDIO 715 ALBANY ST. SCHENECTADY 7, N. Y. Mrs. M. Schepcoff, Prop. PLEASANT VALLEY DAN A. DONAHUE PACKING CO. PLEASANT VALLEY MARKET Men’s, Boys' Clothing and Furnishings The Home of SUNSHINE Meat Products Florsheim Shoes 586 - 592 Broadway Phone 4-8114 240 State St. Schenectady, N. Y. Schenectady, N. Y. [93] ROSE'S BRIDAL SHOPPE Creators of ROSANCELA ORIGINALS Come in and Walk Out With the Gown of Your Dreams Prices to Fit Your Budget 750 ALBANY STREET Formals Bridal Wear MEHICAN’S SPORT SHOP Compliments of 962 CRANE STREET Magazines - Radio Supplies LLOYD W. HALE and EDWIN T. MARKS Cameras - Films SUNOCO SERVICE Phone 6-9911 Balltown and Van Antwerp Road Schenectady, N. Y. ACCORDION CENTER Music Store and Studios Compliments of Exclusive Agents for MT. PLEASANT ELECTRIC SHOP EXCELSIOR ACCORDIONS KING BAND INSTRUMENTS Since 1920 751 State St. Phone 4-8606 [94] Auto Parts Electric Motors CARL SETTLE 1020 STATE STREET SCHENECTADY. NEW YORK Settle Settles Tire Problems Tilton Phone 6-6474 LENNOX Certified Dealer Warm Air Heating Systems HIDDINC HEATINC COMPANY 775 State Street Schenectady 7, New York PHONE: 2-5909 GREETINGS From Your— GENERAL % ELECTRIC Dealer— BELLEVUE BOWLINC Dining - Refreshments Phone 6-9947 2235 Broadway CARL W. LISS 417 Smith Street Phone 4-5412 IF IT’S FURS WE HAVE IT Phone Sch’dy 4-3737 Bob Johnston [95] Phone 2-3691 Phone 2-0169 STATE SPORTING GOODS CO. CAMERAS • LUCCACE FISHING TACKLE e GUNS • SPORTING GOODS ATHLETIC EQUIPMENT Featuring Rawlins ® Wilson ® Riddell • Spot-Bilt 202 STATE STREET SCHENECTADY 5. N. Y. Compliments of QUALITY CASH MARKET Nicholas Pandori, Prop. Compliments of GROCERIES MEATS VEGETABLES MYERS CHILDREN SHOP 327 Altamont Avenue Schenectady, New York Phone 6-6100 State Street at corner Wall Street PHONE 4-9840 Compliments of the WADE'S MODERN BUSES LINCOLN THEATRE For Chartered Tours Always Good Entertainment At Your Convenience 1312 Helderberg Ave. Schenectady, N. Y. 105 So. Brandywine Avenue Schenectady, N. Y. AVON CLEANERS Formal Wear for Rent Tuxedos, Full Dress and Cutaways 21 State St. Tel. 4-2727 TOWN SHOE REBUILDERS “For Expert Service—Go To Town All Formal Wear Cleaned and Pressed Before Each Rental Al. Lombardi, Prop. 1712 Broadway [96] WALK-AWAY SUNDAES PETRUCCI’S RUC STORE and JUMBO FROSTS at CONNELLY’S DAIRY Hamburg Street 1731 Broadway Schenectady, N. Y. Rubber Tile, Asphalt Tile, Linoleums Installed by Expert Mechanics Full Line of Broadloom Carpeting for Halls, Stairs, etc. PHONE 4-0872 DALE'S JEWELERS ABC REFRIGERATION 936 Crane St. WATCHES • DIAMONDS SILVERWARE Corner Broadway and Smith St. TELEVISION RADIOS APPLIANCES REFRIGERATORS STOVES JOHN PERKOWSKI FILL DIRT —SAND —GRAVEL —CINDERS DITCHES DUG CLIFTON PARK---MECHANICVILLE ROAD Phone Elnora 3-581 Compliments of KOBLENZ JEWELERS EXPERT WATCH and JEWEL REPAIRING 130 Broadway 99 So. Pearl St. Schenectady, N. Y. Albany, N. Y. Winter along Norwood Avenue. [97] COMPLIMENTS OF THE Schenect; iion-Star KlSiUt v hews- % y CAMERAS and PHOTO SUPPLIES THE CAMERA STAND Crane Street at Chrisler and Main Schenectady 3, N. Y. Gulf Fuel Oil - Cas - Oil - Accessories M. J. SCHWORM SONS General Repairing Congress Street and Fifth Avenue Schenectady 3, N. Y. Phone 6-9838 Nights: 6-7762 J. W. HUDSON CO. 1837 Broadway HARDWARE PAINTS OILS and GLASS Compliments of THE NEW CRANE ST. RESTAURANT HOME MADE ICE CREAM 1022 Crane St. Specializing in Best of Foods and Ice Cream First Prize Hot Dogs Phone 2-9779 [98] — SCHENECTADY GAZETTE — —THE LEADER FOR OVER 55 YEARS— WeJHlacett For Snappy Clothes The IT’S CARL’S SHOPPING CENTER YOUTH CENTER of the MOHAWK VALLEY The aj l o [99] GOLD TONE STUDIO PORTRAITS OF DISTINCTION ★ Your photographs in this book are the work of our studios. We sincerely hope that all of those photographs will perpetuate the memory of happy days at the Mont Pleasant High School May We Thank You for the Honor and Privilege of Having Served You 135 JAY STREET 4-8721 [100] SCHENECTADY. NEW YORK Compliments of VAN CURLER DINER 12 STATE STREET PHONE 6-9677 Complete Outfits for the Graduate Suits - Short Coats - Slacks - Shirts Hats - Shoes - Etc. At Popular Prices 5% Dividend Bonds Issued With Every Cash Purchase JHL poaatWMt Largest Men's and Boys' Department Store in the Capital District Send a Fruit Basket to COOD LUCK a Friend to the Sick or Well CLASS OF JUNE '50 SAUNDERS FOOD STORE 22 South Brandywine Avenue WOODLAWN BOWLING ALLEYS 1590 State Street Phone 6-9573 FIDDLE SHOP REPAIRING OF INSTRUMENTS Compliments of Violins, Band and Orchestra Instruments and Accessories 838 State Street Phone 6-3958 WAYTHO’S SERVICE STATION Good Gulf Gas Compliments of HENNEL S SERVICE STATION FLOYD ROLFE’S DAIRY GENERAL REPAIRING ACCESSORIES Phone 6-3979 Wholesale and Retail 1605 FLOWER ROAD SCHENECTADY, N. Y. 970 Altamont Ave.—Cor. Chrisler Schenectady, N. Y. Phone 6-9483 [101] Engraving, Diamond Setting, Diamonds Appraised Watch, Clock and Jewelry Repairing Radios - Clocks - Ronson Lighters Elgin - Bulova - Cruen - Waltham Speidel Watch Bands Sheaffer Parker Pen Sets CEDDES DIAMONDS — WATCHES 1113 Chrisler Avenue Take Mt. Pleasant Bus Schenectady 3, N. Y. Schenectady’s Largest Lumber Yard GOOD WOOD GOODS Curtis Woodwork Rubberoid Roofing Chi-Namel Paint Minwax J. C. DEARSTINE LUMBER CO. Catalyn Street Phone 6-3422 LORENZ STORE 314 CRAIG STREET Compliments RALPH’S SHOE REPAIR — DRY CLEANERS R, COMANZO SONS 832 Albany St., Cor. Craig St. Phone 6-8223 RICCIARDIS CRANE STREET FLORIST Jos. Ricciardi, Prop. FLOWERS FOR ALL OCCASIONS Funerals Weddings Birthdays Anniversaries Holidays Baskets Pottery Sprays Flowers Help To Brighten the Day CORSAGES are individually and personally arranged SPECIAL ATTENTION Given to Flowers for the GRADUATES 1026 Crane Street SCHENECTADY Dial 6-9609 [102} Night Phone 3-2504 TENNEY-TENNEY, Inc. WILLIAMS OlLOMATlC HEATING LOW PRESSURE BURNERS Boiler Burner Units Air Conditioning FUEL OIL Phone 6-1213 24-Hour Service Compliments of ORCHARD FARM DAIRY C. Al Finke, Prop. Phone 4-1847 Compliments of ALTAMONT CASH MARKET 1735 Altamont Avenue BOB MARTIN, Prop. Phone 6-9714 N. R. Owen PHONE 4-5825 C. J. Finster K. H. Schworer OWEN OPTICAL CO. OPTICIANS 154 Barrett St. Schenectady, N. Y. BUY ENDICOTT JOHNSON SHOES For the Entire Family at 797 Albany Street 108 - 110 Broadway Schenectady New York decorative creations by MILDRED M. KARRER Phone 2-8333 1721 Union Street, Schenectady, N. Y. [103] IN HONOR OF JUNE DEL VECCHIO Member of Class of June 1950 ELIO L. MATARAZZO Sponsor DORIS REMIS FLOWERS QUALITY FLOWERS ARTISTICALLY DESIGNED 1740 Union Street Phone 6-1271 WM. WILSON JEWELER Tel. 6-5554 718 State St. Schenectady, N. Y. Compliments of LADY DUFF SHOP 319 State St. Phone 4-6442 Schenectady, N. Y. THE QUALITY SHOP 1630 Union Street, Schenectady, N. Y. MATERIALS LINENS CURTAINS VENETIAN BLINDS HOSIERY GIFTS, etc. Open Friday Until 9 P.M. Phone 2-8239 [104] R. R. BOND Compliments of Broadway and Cuilderland Ave. SCHENECTADY, N Y. THE BOND FUNERAL HOME JAMES F. BURNS Electrical Wiring and Repairing 206 Clinton Street Schenectady, N. Y. Phone 4-5614 BAKER'S RADIO REFRIGERATION CO. Authorized PHILCO Dealer 1821 Curry Road Schen. 6-0890 WM. J. KRAL CO., Inc. PLUMBINC and HEATING • 834 Congress Street SCHENECTADY. N. Y. Phone 6-6777 Compliments of JOSEPH’S CLOTHES SHOP 513 State Street at Barrett Scholar Killeen. [105] ALLEN’S Compliments of (Formerly Merriam’s) SOKOLOV DEPT. STORE GENERAL ELECTRIC 2104 Broadway Appliances Lamps - Gifts - Records 136 Erie Blvd. JAMES JENNINGS SON Jennings Funeral Home Service - - Sincerity 1130 Third Ave. Phone 4-6066 Compliments of Compliments of LAWRENCE’S WOODRUFF ESTATES Fred A. Roy, Inc. PAI NTS — CLASS — WALLPAPER 1523 State Street (Opposite Yale Street) Delivery Service CONTRACTOR • BUILDER 9 Frank Street Phone 2-1730 Compliments of CORRADO’S CROCERY STORE WILLSIE BROS. GARAGE Corner Crane and Pearl Streets CONFECTIONERS SCHOOL SUPPLIES 1067 Chrisler Avenue Schenectady, N. Y. Phone 6-1758 [106] BURG PHARMACY 906 Francis Avenue PHOTOGRAPHY 621 State Street (Next to Plaza Theater) Phone 6-6071 Wholesale Spalding Rawlings Riddell Phone 4-7260 FOX Cr MURPHY, Inc. SPORTING GOODS 334 STATE STREET SCHENECTADY. N. Y. School and College Outfitters Retail Fishing Hunting Coif, Tennis RANDOLPH’S Flower Shop Greenhouse Pat and Paul Riccardi, Props. Member of T.D.S. Floral Designs Wedding Bouquets Potted Plants, Etc. 726 Michigan Avenue Schenectady 3, N. Y. Phone Day or Night 4-1690 Compliments from MONT PLEASANT BOWLINC ALLEYS 1092 Crane Street Schenectady, N. Y. COMPLIMENTS of WAFFNER’S NEWS ROOM 1165 Crane St. Phone 6-9812 Compliments of DE LECCE FUNERAL HOME 1220 Congress Street Phone 6-3562 [107] JIMMY’S Compliments of ICE CREAM PARLOR SINKORAS Super Market News - Confectioners 728 Crane Street The Home of Prague Cured Hams MEATS . . . Specializing in Apparel GROCERIES . . . FOR THE HIGH SCHOOL MISS PRODUCE.. . At Popular Prices 945 Crane Street THE LEWIS SHOP Phone 6-3407 Visit the New Sportswear Department 440 State Street Odd Fellows Temple Compliments of GLENN BROS. RINDFLEISCH CLEANER TEXACO CERTIFIED SERVICE DYER EX IDE BATTERIES Plant 1801 Union Street Office 1 16 Jay Street Cor. Craig and Strong Schenectady, N. Y. Phone 6-9461 Phone 4-3161 W. J. FREDERICK’S SONS — FLORISTS — 1015 Helderberg Avenue LASAK FUNERAL HOME 11 37 Congress St. Phone 4-0598 Schenectady, New York [108] Compliments of CRZYWACZEWSKI FOOD MARKET FREE DELIVERY 832 Davis Terrace 6-9873 HURLEY’S CARD SHOP 940 Crane St. Phone 6-9871 Schenectady. N. Y. CARLSON’S PAINT and WALLPAPER 1006 Crane Street 515 State Street SCOTT HEATING COMPANY AIR CONDITIONING Heating - Sheet Metal Work - Roofing 1111 - 6th Avenue Schenectady 3, N. Y. Phone 6-8164 CONGRATULATIONS from A. MARTINI COAL OIL CO. 2001 CHRISLER AVE. 6-3447 “THE OUTDOORSMEN,” INC. FISHING TACKLE GUNS and AMMUNITION GYM SUPPLIES 910 Crane Street Phone 2-7700 Mr. Louis—Hit it again. [109] T. J. KING FLOWERS YOUR DOWNTOWN FLORIST 317 State Street DIXON VENETIAN BLIND SERVICE Phone 4-0510 11 52 Chrisler Avenue CLADYS SHOP Home Quality Hats, Handbags and Costume Jewelry Proctor's Arcade WALKER’S PHARMACY, Inc. N. J. Comanzo H. E. Walker 503 State St. Schenectady, N. Y. Telephone 4-7709 AT EMPIRE WASHINC MACHINE CO. 420 Broadway SALES SERVICE Compliments of MINHAM’S MEN SHOP 169 JAY STREET Home of McCRECOR SPORTSWEAR Compliments DEWITT’S CAFETERIA [110] CONGRATULATIONS AND BEST WISHES to the GRADUATING CLASS OF 1950 WELCOME INN FOOD and BEVERAGES John Lu Brant, Prop. 966 Emmett Street ROBERT W. TYCERT FLOOR SERVICE LAYING — SANDING — FINISHING 2072 Amsterdam Avenue Schenectady, N. Y. Phone 4-1 105 Compliments of HI CRADE FRUIT MARKET Robt. J. Fyvie, Sr., Prop. 809 Albany St. Phone 6-2838 Learn to Sew Enroll Now for a Teen-Age Sewing Course SPECIAL RATES FOR TEEN-AGERS SINGER SEWINC CENTER 146 Jay St. Tel. 4-5201 Compliments RUSCITTO THE FLORIST 100 JAY STREET AL’S SERVICE STATION Washing - Greasing - Tires Batteries - Motor Tune-Up Accessories Alton Petteys 1701 State St. Ph.4-9751 Schenectady, N. Y. T Formation—Kempisty to Jeffers. [Ill] MAKE “LITTLE JACK HORNER” Your favorite spot to stop for DINNERS —LUNCHES ICE CREAM ROSENDALE FLOWER SHOP SCHENECTADY'S TELEGRAPH FLORIST 124 Jay Street FRANCE BROS. S. BRANDYWINE WYLIE Compliments of SCHULMAN CONF'Y CO., INC. Wholesale Distributors CANDY FOUNTAIN SUPPLIES SPECIALTIES APOLLO CHOCOLATES Phone 6-0443 771 State St. NUSBAUM’S 447 - 451 STATE STREET fll2] Hollenbeck, Hicks, Smith, Bundy, Armstrong Compliments of SACKS DRUC STORE FOUNTAIN SERVICE Ph. 6-9792 Ph. 6-1387 2042 Broadway, Cor. Hegeman Congratulations from ANN S BEAUTY SALON 1673 Union St. Ph.4-2156 Schenectady, N. Y. Congratulations and Best Wishes for a Successful Future TER BUSH POWELL, Inc. INSURANCE 148 Clinton Street Schenectady, New York Congratulations and Best Wishes to THE CLASS OF JUNE 1950 M P H S STUDENTS’ STORE Compliments of E. A. HORWEDEL 1601 Flower Road Phone 3-9464 PASTEURIZED MILK and CREAM Your Patronage Will Be Appreciated Compliments of BLACK STUDIO 277 State St. Ph. 4-8950 Schenectady, N. Y. [113] Best of Luck to the Class of June 1950 from MA and PA at MT. PLEASANT ICE CREAM SHOP If It's Ice “Cream” You Want, We Have It. 101 1 Chrisler Ave. Ph. 6-9743 Tel. SChenectady 6-9247 BILL SAYTA SOCONY SERVICE Brakes - Ignition - Lubrication Simonizing - Tires - Batteries Accessories Broadway Campbell Ave., Schenectady, N Y. Compliments of HENRY'S CLEANERS 1610 STATE STREET 416 SMITH STREET PLEASANT VALLEY SERVICE STATION Cor. Norwood and Van Cortland Specializing in Bear Wheel Balancing Brakes Relined and Adjusted Socony Products MICHAEL S SHOE SERVICE Specializing in Orthopedic Work and Vulcanizing Soles Michael Mastroianni, Prop. 1605 Union St. Near Baker Ave. Store of International Records Polish, Italian, German, Czechoslovak, Lithuanian, Plus All Popular Labels MT. PLEASANT MUSIC SHOP 978 Main Avenue Schenectady 3, New York (Just around Corner from Bank) [114] FALCONE’S ADAM’S LITTLE BO BEEP JEWELRY STORE CORNER STRONG AND HULETT 778Vi Albany Street PANGBURN’S NEWSROOM THE CHINA INN CHINESE AND AMERICAN FOOD 1914 BROADWAY Open 1 1 A.M. to 12 Midnight 3 14 State Street VIC’S KNICK KNACK CAFE CRANE ELECTRICAL HARDWARE 623 STATE STREET 1012 FOURTH AVENUE BROADWAY CLOVE SHOP ROCKY’S BARBER SHOP Ladies and Men s Gloves Men’s Hosiery 218 BROADWAY 1673 UNION STREET E. B. SALISBURY SONS. INC. PAUL MONACO’S COAL CROCERY STORE 164 Erie Blvd. 714' 2 STRONC STREET ERNIE'S BARBER SHOP WM. CELSLEICHTER SONS 162 ERIE BLVD. CARACE Cor. Chrisler Ave. and Ostrander Place WHITE EAGLE BAKERY SIEGEL’S FOOD STORE 1 138 CRANE STREET 1183 CHRISLER AVENUE B. N. JANKOWSKI ERIE BARBER SHOP GROCERIES and DELICATESSEN 1123 Fourth Avenue 158 ERIE BLVD. [H5] M. COLD SON LIGHTING EQUIPMENT 619 State Street Phone 3-2179 Compliments of SNYDER’S QUALITY COAL AND FUEL OIL Harold F. Snyder Phone 6-0682 2154 Fairview Avenue QUALITY YEARBOOKS ... OUR TRADITION PROCRESS PUBLISHING ASSOCIATES. Inc. 301 LARK STREET ALBANY 6. N. Y. . . ■ I . . , , ■ • '■••'A-,., •••A - � . k9 fm -. ! ••• • ■■ , i-