North Collins High School - Reverie Yearbook (North Collins, NY)

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Anthony Alessi Tony Let's eat, drink, and be merry. Soccerg Bandg Chorusg Yearbookg Green- Goldg Intramurals, BROTHER GOOSEH Row One: Miss Gravink, R. M. Cata- lano, T. Burgio, Miss Kclker. Row Two: P. Detwiler, C. Thill, M. Lawe ton. Row Three: F. Taber, F. Ricotta, R. Konningisor. Row Four: M. Mil- ius, R. Munson, D. Brooker. R014 Five: D. Montaldi. 22 Ann Marie Rizzo Marilyn Ann Miller Mare I am zz part of all that I have met. Junior Red Crossg The Spark Staffg Garden Cluhg Chemistry Clubg Athletic Awards. f!Ann!7 Life is iz jigsaw puzzle with most of . . . ,, the pieces missing. Art Cluhg Shop Cluhg Green-Goldg Library Cluhg Intramurals.

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Nancy Laura Richmond Nanl' Make use of time, let not aclwantage slip. Green-Goldg Yearbookg Art Club Treas- urerg Homemaking Clubg Office Staffg Bus Monitorg lntramuralsg Shop Club. Patricia Eileen Stephenson Pat Earnestness is enthusiasm tempered by reason. Chorusg Green-Golclg Office Staffg Public Speaking Clubg Intramuralsg Band. Richard Bie ,Kgyye Digger Clei'erness is serviceable for every- thing, sufficient for nothing. Bandg Dance Bandg Bascballg Soccer Mana- gerg Basketball Manager: Homemaking Clubg Public Speaking Clubg Library Club. Frances Ricotta Fran Yon heliere that easily ivhirh you hope for earnestlyf' Green-Golclg Yearbookg Senior Play. Flora Jean Taber Flo Silence is one great art of conversa- tion. Green-Goldg Library Clubg Yearbookg Art Clubg Senior Play. Charlotte Jean Rynkiewicz Char She who sings frightens away her ills. Chorus' Green-Gold' Intramuralsg Public Speaking Club.

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HETROSPECT of the CLASS of 1956 We have come a long way since that day of September 6, 1944, when 40 perplexed young- sters entered NCCS as first graders. Miss Towne was the first of our many different teachers that first year. In second grade our teacher was Miss Fafinski. Thirty-four of us were present in Miss Beaver's room as third graders. There were 27 of us in Mrs. Falk's fourth grade. We increased to 39 in fifth grade with Miss Boardway as our teacher. With Mrs. Stearns in sixth grade were 44 of us. September 1950 saw us as seventh graders. We were now in the homerooms of Miss Potter and Mr. Sager. Our officers for the year were: Presi- dent, David Montaldi, Vice-President, Jean Feltzg Secretary-Treasurer, Edward Awaldg Student Council Representatives, Theresa Burgio and David Brooker. There were 72 eighth graders in the home- rooms of Miss Korthals and Miss Wagner in the year 1951-52. Beatrice Nowak was president, David Montaldi, vice-president, Merrilee Law- ton, secretaryg Paul Noecker, treasurer, and The- resa Burgio and David Brooker again represented us in Student Council. Under the guidance of Mrs. Burke and Mr. Brooker, 48 freshmen started their high school careers in September 1952. With David Mon- taldi, president, Merrilee Lawton, vice-president, Theresa Burgio, secretary, Beatrice Nowak, treas- urer, and Bonnie Luther and Vincent Padalino representing us in Student Council, we held a very successful Harvest Dance. In March we pre- sented our play Life 0' the Party. Our treasury was increased during our sopho- more year when under the guidance of Mrs. Bokman and Miss Gravink we presented our Thanksgiving Dance and an Amateur Show. We also sold pencils and gave Magnolia Blooms as our play. Elected to office were: President, Mer- rilee Lawtong Vice-President, David Montaldi, Secretary, Theresa Burgio, Treasurer, Beatrice Nowak, Student Council Representatives, Rose Marie Catalano and Maurice Dole. We spent our junior year in the homeroom of Mr. State. Our officers for the year were: David Montaldi, president, Beatrice Nowak, vice-presi- dentg Myrna Lawton, secretary, Carol Thill, treas- urerg Rose Marie Catalano and Maurice Dole, Stu- dent Council members. We held our dance, the Junior Jamboree in November. In May was our prom- Stairway to the Starsf' Carol Thill was chosen queen with Myrna Lawton and Merrilee Lawton as attendants. We had a very successful Fish Supper and campaign selling Gowfmda News subscriptions. Also sold were pencils and fudge. Our rings came in February. In this our last year at NCCS, our officers are: President, Vincent Padalinog Vice-President, David Montaldi, Secretary, Patricia Detwilerg Treasurer, Beatrice Nowak, Student Council, Maurice Dole and Carol Thill. Under the direc- torship of Mr. Valone we conducted a magazine campaign, fudge sales, a baked goods sale, and a Fish Supper. Our play Brother Goose came in March and was directed by Miss' Gravink and Miss Kelker. Our Ball came in May. We spent an enjoyable Easter Week in Washington, D.C. Class Night finds us surveying the past, present, and future. Graduation is our stepping stone to adulthood. ,