Mynderse Academy - Myndersian Yearbook (Seneca Falls, NY)

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fl ' ' 4 ,j -5::' -t I - - '. ,lbl I ' I ' S ...' ' -9 , , , ,, tiff.. 'Qf is f fr ' Qt - --A' it. .ah- gh A t V.. ' ,A is QE ' it .fini E' WE SEE ... ROBERT LIVINGSTON , . . drink- ing chocolate milkshakes while en- gineering on the Lehigh Valley. SHIRLEY LOCKWOOD . . . washin' that man right into her hair as :ihe leading lady in North Paci- c. BRIDGET LOMBARDO . . . putting Hedda Hopper out of business. RICHARD MAGILL . . . hunting elephants in Africa while on vaca- tion from his job teaching business at Mynderse Academy. MARGARET MAHONEY . . . work- ing hard at her main occupation- housekeeping. CLAIRE MAIER . . , preparing for an artful career after her success at Antioch. BARBARA MALONE . . . studying hard at Strong Memorial to achieve her goal-Surgery. MARGARET MARTELIO . . . taking dictation from her handsome bache- lor boss. SYDNEY MARTIN . . . organizing a school for all play and no work. MARCIA MCCOMB . . . designing a brilliant new dress style for the sophisticate of tomorrow. NELSON MOREHOUSE . . . out- standing Washington juggler, bal- ancing Ike's budget. PATRICIA MOREHOUSE . . . busily getting ready for Kel to come home. ANN NUGENT . . . heading Syl- vania's olhce staff as chief trouble- shooter. JOHN PANNUCCI . . . ex-maior league pitcher, coaching at his old Alma Mater. ELEANOR PLATTEN . . . winning all the prizes at the ofiice square dances. DOROTHY POLLARD . . . using her famous red-headed temper to promote herself a raise from a good-looking employer. SHEILA POTTER . . . conquering the airways as the cutest stewardess in American Airlines Inc. t nf ., ... a e..- . .nit-. LEONARD PROSEUS . , . as a radical designer for the newest of experimental cars. MARGARET REARDON . . . shining on the secretarial staff of the De- partment of Navy, Washington, D. C. ESTI-IER REYNOLDS . . . smiling at the world from her post as chief receptionist. DAVID E. ROGERS . . . becoming a television and radio big shot with top musical and dramatic abilities. DAVID N. ROGERS . . . taking over the presidency of U, S. Steel Cor- poration with experience gained as M. A. class president. JAMES ROMEO . . . making his first million as the operator of a world-famous photographic studio. MAR-IORIE SOSCIA . . . calm, quiet, and poised while taking dictation from a top grade executive. PATRICIA SOUHAN . . . running for President with the slogan-Stand pat with Pat. SHIRLEY STAPLETON . . . editing a popular daily paper for her patients at Strong Memorial Hospi- tal. MARIE SULLIVAN . . . heading the first national league women's base- ball team-the Ryming Redheads . BEVERLY TABER . . . opening a smashing season at the Stork Club. MARY URQUHART . . . autograph- ing copies of her sixteenth best seller. BEVERLY URWIN . . . instructing homemakers on cooking with her daily television program. - in 3397 t' . I of if Qn , x 'ii gt. Oc it 'fmt ' ., 25 S ii en, 43' ,ff ROSEMARIE SABATINI . . . look- -f an ing down in the n3ourh with her WILLIAM WARFLE . . . teaching A ,tv job as a dental hygienist. the- art of hair-styling to natives VIRGINIA sALIiRNo . . . twinkling hue on 'em fm 'he Navy' if at an appreciative husband over a MARIAN WATERS , , , teaching s ' CICIICIOUS home-Cooked meal- alien Waterloo students the English . MARIANNE scorr.. . . knitting 'anguage' argyle socks for her doctor boss. RICHARD WHITING , , , following ELIZABETH SEELEY . . . patenting fgfgfgfyfgfgffjps as a 'yew' her blond hair and pert face as a ' mifade CUPE fm' her Pafienfi- DREW WILLIAMS . . . with women iff swooning over this Great Profile f DONALD SHEPHERD ' ' ' supqr' in Three Dimensional Films. -if vising construction at the Bel Air- is Cfaff Plant- HOWARD WILLSON . . . operating SHIRLEY SHERMAN . . . creating j'un'3?gA'u'ce fmm 'n Cf 'P c 3, new styles for the Paris dressmakers ' I0 COPY- BE'I'I'Y WILSON . . . solving Ein- ' . Steins' theory with a triple parallel WAYNE SI-IERMAN . . . driving a piped in the square mm of --ZH. Master Buick for a live-star Marine general, HELEN WILSON . . . touring the world as personal secretary to a at .IANICE SHUSTER . . . leading the news columnist. If K business world in the four T'sg , ii if typing, teaching, talking and toot- RCZEFRLFQ Ryu-S?Nl -b- - :'elI'?n3 fy Img. uc esign a Itte unga ow or n ANDREW SIPOS tl' 'th utwo or three or mmen. vii roblems connected wii,llie:lehIiElwi'o- RICHARD YATE5 ' ' ' keeping an f P . P eye on the girls as their favorite - 45 fession. oculist' WILLIAM SISSON - - - l'ePl3CinS GARY YOUNG . . . exhibiting his Cas'-fi' Sfengel as managel' of 'he abstracts at the Metropolitan Un- 1 New Y0fk Yankees- surance Company, that isp. 5 Q FLORA SNYDER . . . keeping up HAZEL ZETTLEMOYER . . . raising A the Navy morale as knockout secre- Kentucky Derby winners in her own A A tary to top brass. private stables. tix 'P is E. 33 ii .. , . - .9 i ifvfv- Att-. - . I 'iV I Wifi - ,..- .- ,- -iv ff- w t .1 is f at ..im.- axis. A i it .f..Q...z'-it 'A-t.tftit.+ai it- +P

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Q, ,VQA A .g g KV xj Q ' fig --' , ' Q' TQ:-J W A ? 5 1 H 1 is 5 ,yi-ag' in - JOEN ALDRICH . . . presiding over culinary duties at Billy Rose's Diamond Horseshoe. ALYCE AMIDON . . . operating her chain of Goodie Peanut Butter Cookie factories. JUDY AMIDON . . . replacing Betty Crocker in the nation's kitchens. CARL ANDREAS . . . swabbing the decks across the seven seas. JOYCE ASHBAUGH . . . tripping the light fantastic while teaching higher math. ANNETTE BAIR . . . as a girl who has designs, artistic ones, of course. GENEVIEVE BAKER . . . managing her husband and her new mansion. JUNE BARRETT . . . swinging to success as a Jam Session producer. TOM BEVINS . . . playing pro-foot- ball daytimes and his sax with Tommy Dorsey's Band at night. CHARLOTTE BISHOP . . . lecturing her class on the subject of Being Punctual. LEON BOLICH . . . inventing a replacement for nylon as a DuPont chemist. KEVIN BOVE . . . replacing Dr. Kildare as the ladies' favorite physician. JANET BROWN . . . typing daily reports on Wall Street Stock Market prospects. JOAN BROWN . . . keeping a model home for Admirable Bill Hughes. SHIRLEE BROWN . . . former dental hygienist, assisting her doctor hus- band and raising two tiny boys. LESLIE BRUNSKILL . . . breaking records at Alfred in engineering. MARY JANE CALLAND . . . open- ing her new Miss Feminine Studio on Fifth Avenue. JOHN CAMPBELL . . . unblushingly publishing his book on model engines fand just plain modelsj. ROSE CARBONE . . . typing out million dollar contracts for her boss- husband, air craft factory manager. IN EVELYN CATHERMAN . . . turn- ing the financial world upsidedown with her new look for business. GILBERT CATOR . . . operating the diesel locomotive with the sharpest whistle in town. BETTY CLINE . . . jitterbugging with the head surgeon to entertain Millard Filmore patients. ALLEN CONGDON . . . mixing up a line brew behind the counters of his own pharmacy. DONALD CUSIMANO . . . keeping up the tradition of the New York Central engineers with a girl in every station . JUNE DEARY . . . creating new hair styles in her Utah salon. JESSICA DEFLER . . . training brown cows on Willy's farm to give chocolate milkshakes. PAT DENARD . . . presiding over her household and making Tuna salads. RICHARD DOMBROWSKI . . . keeping peace at the U. N. with his friendly cheerful smile. JOAN DRUMM . . . bossing a fleet of super-jet taxicabs in Seneca Falls. MARLENE DUNHAM . . . replacing Capezio's line of evening slippers with her sensational designs. MARGUERITE DURNIN . . . mov- ing into an old-fashioned rose covered cottage with her nice hus- band, Jesse. RALPH ELLISON . . . rising to great heights although going down in the world as a member of the submarine division. MELBA FAIRCLOTH . . . attracting friends with her southern drawl at her Florida Keys home. TALMADGE FAIRCLOTH . . . over- seeing production of his 16 cylinder Faircloth sport car. JOSEPHINE FERRARA . . . as the official champion of her ofhce base- ball, basketball, bowling and track teams. GILDA FIORELLI . . . bowling -a perfect score in business and in sports. 32 THE FUTURE LORRAINE FIORELLI . . . taking dictation and racking up a basket- ball score with equal ease. ELEANOR FORJONE . . . working at the U. N. Secretariat typing 152 words a minute. CAMERON FRASER . . . ranking in the high echelons of any service or profession he enters. JUNE GALGANO . . . whizzing around the ring as champion of the 1963 Roller Derby. RALPH GIGLIO . . . making a suc- cess as a big business man and a big ladies' man. JOANNE GIOVANNINI . . . model- ing for John Powers in his New York Fashion Studios. LOUIS GIOVANNINI . . . represent- ing the U. S. in the 1963 Olympic Roller Skating contests. PATRICIA HALDEN . . . meeting her Waterloo in a June wedding. Future-rosy. GEORGIANA HIBBARD . . . mak- ing good as a theater executive with her noiseless popcorn. RUTH HOWLAND . . . touring the world by air and wowing those foreign lads. ELLEN HUFF . . . acting as private secretary to the manager. MARIANGELO INGANDELLO . . . vacationing on the coast with her children and her airman husband. DAVID IRLAND . . . replacing George Mikan with the Minneapolis Lakers. ELLEN JONES . . . keeping house and loving it. MARY LOUISE KNIGHT . . . com- peting against Babe Zaharias for the title of Woman Athlete of the Year. JOHN LAWRENCE . . . as an in- dustrial engineer proving persever- ance pays. VERNON LENO . . . stepping into the shoes of Willie Hoppe. MARJORIE LINDSEY . . . holding a full time job as an efficient little housewife. -Q -'i'. , at .,.. v ' ' 'ii 2 , ' X wi .. ,.' ' ,i'..:s if W Mm 'W 'f f se. -1 ' 4 Q Xt V VLV Ac,. ' 'A k ' V KQK QI . it

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Ladies in Waiting: Charlotte Bishop, Joen Aldrich, Louise Knight, King David Crowns Liz Pat Morehouse, Shirlee Brown, Ruth Howland, Sheila Potter. Seated: Annette Bair, joan Brown. ' Pat - hes chats with ' d March, Blu Hug During 'he Gran Post-Ball Party: Tom Bevins and Marcia McComb. Morehouse- 34 Our Royalty: Elizabeth Seeley, David Noel Rogers. SNI-lPS OF SENIOR