Niles McKinley High School - Dragon Yearbook (Niles, OH)

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ii ity. T, -3' is 4, 3 5 fi i is lf CLASS PROPHECY I guess we're not the only ones who have the same idea. Here comes Ioe Ciminero, now owner of Men's Exclusive in New York. Hi. Ioe! Have you any news of our old friends? Yes, I heard that Atilio Core has just completed a music course in Milan. Italy and that Ioe Coviello is touring the country giving lectures about his sports career at Ohio State. And I guess Wilma Cline is doing very well with her dress shop for girls 5'7 and over. Well shall we go to the lilth Iloor and visit some ot the classrooms. My, would you look at these rooms. There's a juke box and TV in each one. What will they think ol next? Say, isn't that Thelma Collins and Peggy Cox? How's life been treating you, Thelma? Fine, I'm now teaching baton and gymnastics at majorette school and Peg here is an elementary teacher at Youngstown school for the blind. And by the way I hear that our friends Ray Crytzer and Frank Dando are the co-pilots on the Trans-Continental Airlines with Elaine Curran as their stewardess. PAGE 22 xxm Ioseph Ciminero OI their own merits, modest men are dumb. Wilma Cline Nothing is more simple than great- ness: indeed, to be simple is to he great. Thelma Collins Golden hair and a heart to match. Atilio Core A iolly fellow with whom to chat. he dwells in a world of sharps and flats. Ioseph Coviello An athlete true was he and a friend to all he'll be. Mary Margaret Cox If smiles were gold, her fortune would be made. Raymond Crytzer His will, his way. all who see admire. Elaine Curran There's a twinkling in her eye, that speaks of mischief bye and bye. I-'rank Dando He lets his own thought lead him. H, T. ...sts we s

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Ioseph Brown Deep are the thoughts of a silent man. Richard Bundy Heedless of the crowd's sway. he pursues his quiet way. Kalina Callow Small is she, but wise: a terror for her size. Walter Campbell 'Tis the mind that makes the body rich. Loretta Caruso Nothing common can seem worthy ot you. Catherine Casewell Thy voice is a celestial melody. Eugene Chieilo He has moved a little closer, to the master of all music. Carol Chiody She was born with a silver tongue in her mouth. Robert Chipps And what he greatly thought, he nobly dared. WH A .-if-it CLASS PROPHECY Why, there's Gene Chieffo, famous conductor of the Boston Symphony Or- chestra. l'm glad he became such a famous person after all his hard work. Would you look at those padded chairs that fill the ballroom! We certainly were born ten years too late. Watching the rehearsal with us are Ioe Brown, famous amateur radio ace and Kalina Callow, United States representative to the Women's Olympic games being held in Germany this year. Say, isn't that Walter Campbell and Loretta Caruso standing over there? Hear tell Walter is now a hair stylist and Loretta his assistant. After a little chit-chat we move to another room, a combin- ation TV-Pool room. Imagine that! Say, there's some of our old classmates enjoying the lounge chairs. Hi. Carol, Robert, and Dick. Carol Chiody is now a stenographer for the firm of Chipps and Bundy. Niles' outstanding accountants. ls there any room for us Dick? There is, fine. Let's sit a moment and enjoy the television. Quiet everyone Catherine Casewell. who is star vocalist on the George Gobel Show, is about to sing. WAGE 21

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Linda DeChristoiaro Sense and sensibility. Ralph DeMarco Though he was rough, he was kindly. Robert DeMont Here you have an athlete, one whom no one can deteat. Betty DeFabio Knowledge and truth and virtue were her theme. Bill Driscoll A youth to whom was given-so much ol earth, so much ol heaven. Ioseph Duricy My doctrine is to lay aside conten- tions and be satisfied. Leona Echnoz She is pretty to walk with and witty to talk with and pleasant to think on. Ronald Filipan His outlook is part of his virtue. Patricia Fonce A lair young maiden, small in size with lovely black hair and sparkling brown eyes. lst Nl . ..- X I 'Jkt UK 1 3' S fx '15 K 2 1 Qu-N Cv CLASS PROPHECY I read in the paper yesterday of two of our old classmates, Ralph DeMarco and Ioe Duricy. Ralph is now training track students at some school in Cleveland and Ioe is head of the art department there. Here comes Bob DeMont and Bill Driscoll, or should I say General DeMont and Geologist Driscoll. Bob received his training at East Sharp and Bill studied geology at the School of Hard Rocks. Hi fellows. What do you think of this class room? Boy, aren't these individual toun- tains filled with lemon blend just the greatest? Good ole NHS was never like this. Hey there's Betty DeFabio and Leona Echnoz, the two world speed typists, giving a demonstration to the Steno Club and isn't that Linda DeChristoiaro supervizing study hall? Holy cow, you mean they call this a study hall with snack service carts, individual desks and lamps, reclining chairs lor snoozes, and portable radios? There's Ching-Ming alias Ron Filipan, the world's famous wrestler, and would you check Pat Ponce. My goodness she's now 5'7 tall. Wonder what happened to her? PAGE 223 1 f