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

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I . ,, . -K 1 1 -5, LU- ,.', A, A , , , x . ,- 7-L 3 f . , , .lr Q' 0 4 ,, : n 1. A 'gc Editor , ,. , Co-Editor ,ar WW- Comalting Editor - H, Photographic Editor Literary Editor , , Reverie 19 5 9 North Collins Central School Sally Ann Castiglia -. .E,, ,, Judy Tower --,, Susan Hurd Wendy Ormsby , , Marcia Winter Circulation Editor Adoertifivtg Editor Bmineff Manager Art Editor ,,,,, , , S Ralph Gruppo , john Alessi Robert Hammond S or - John George Theme The Reverie's theme for the next few years shall be The Community and the School. Through this promised theme, we, the staff, hope to bring to the foreground the industries of North Collins and its environs. Each year, the Reverie shall be dedicated to one particular phase of all local industries. 3 Editors Left to Right: Wendy Orinsby, Pbotographicf john George, Arif Sally Castiglia, Edimr: Judy Tower, Co-Ea'imr.' Susan Hurd, Conmlting Editory' Ralph Gruppo, Circulafimzq Robert Hammond, Buxineu Managerg Marcia Winter, Litemryy John Alessi, Adveftixing. November 24, 1958 Dear Readers, In order to bring the school and community into closer relationship, we plan to dedicate the yearbook to a different phase of community life each ensuing year. This year the R everie is dedicated to the strawberry growers and producers, an important phase in the progress of our community. Next year it will be an equally important industry. We would like to thank the year-book staff and all those who helped us with their cooperation in this project. It is a. pleasure to present to you the 1959 Reverie , a symbol of cooperation and progress in our growing community. Sincerely, Sally Ann Castiglia, Editor. 4 7 A 0 4 0 0 fl fl ll A lx 0 P ll 'I 7 7 The dedication this year is to the Growers, Proces- sors, and Marketers of the delicious, red, luscious straw- berry. This Queenl' among crops has brought our Com- munity into sharp focus only because You have put forth the necessary effort. May we, the North Collins Central School, wish you continued success in your undertaking? fx 7 7 .Xa 4 5 'X fx mNWn47 Y EXW-N 5 Community and the School, the theme is right, as is the time for such a choice. We, who are responsible for the education of the children of our community, sincerely believe in the interdependence of school and community. fJ - I Board of Education Seated: Mrs. Mona Ahlers, Mr. Merrill Lawton Prexidentg Mrs. Marian Hammond. Standing: Mr. Clarence Winter, Mr. Wilfred Taylor, Mr. Douglas B. Tower, Mr. Charles D. Ognibene, Mr. Samuel Pirtro. Abram: Mr. James Sion. 7 Primary Teachers Slanzfirzy. iff! fn Right: Mrs. -lean Thomas, Mrs. Mrs. Dorthy Cross, Mrs. Patricia Lawton, Mrs. Rosemary Miltlrcil Mulluy, Mrs. Muriel llickling, Mrs. Iivelyn Harney, Mrs. Marie Panepinto, Miss Eva Lieker, Miss Fulk, Mrs. llelen Bragg. Sz'a1czf.' Miss Beulah Beaver, Janet Gaude. Intermediate And Junior High Teachers Slamling, Lvlf In Rigl'fl.' Miss Grace Korthiiles, Miss Arlene Bugbee, Mr, Vincent Coppolla, Mrs. Henrietta Mcrium Putter, Mrs. llelcn Miller, Mrs. Otlessai Spengler, Thornbury, Mrs. jean Dale, Mrs. Mable Stearns. Mrs. Hiltla Falk, Miss Virginia Buartlway. Srwluzl' Mrs. 8 High School Teachers Standing: Mr. Guaysamin, Mr. Schutrum, Mr. Valone, drew. Silting: Mr. Rouf, Mr. Deinhart, Mr. Parks, Miss Miss Crehan, Miss Kobes, Mrs. Koubek, Mrs. McAn- Twist, Mrs. Olsen. Special Teachers Standing, Left lo Right: Mr. Harold Grahling jr., Mr, Elizabeth Goble, Miss Frances Krzeminski. Seufedf Mr. Charles Andolino, Miss Loretta Tedesco, Mrs. Wfeller, Herbert Lewen, Mr. Hugh Shoop, Mr. Raymond Van- Mr. Donald Buel, Mr. George Johengen, Mrs. Dorothy Dette, Mrs. Patricia Castiglia. Conway, Miss Patricia Nason, Mrs. Mildred Peck. Mrs. 9 Cl1n1c Sitting: Dr. Thornbury. Sfanding: Student Sally Ann Casriglia and School Nurse Mrs. Patricia Castiglia. Dental I-Iygcnist Standirzgx Miss Frances Krizeminski and a student Mary Lou Schmitt 10 Off1cC Staff SECRETARIES: Left io Right: Miss Sophie Ognen and Mrs. Marion Andolino. Cafeteria Staff Left to Right: Mrs. Theresa Schillace, Mrs. Carmela Castiglia, Mrs. Doris Roth, Mrs, Alice Ando Iino, Mrs. Theresa Valone 'I1 J an IIO rs Sranding: Charles Anzalone, Leonard Pabst, joseph Santa Maria. Seated: Charles Dipiazza. Bus Drivers Luft 10 Rigloi: Allan Winter, Walter Wittmeyer, Rufus Roth, Walter Gier, Emerson Lawton Lynn Bowman, Nelson Wittmc-yer. Dominic Spicola, Mr. Valone. fllirrfng: W'illiam Schmitz, Q: Q- My Wm , Qi -:E - AF, 'rf' 'g g A NN, 'Sv --.g ,J- T5'-'PQ' 1- an Old Alumnus Of N.C.C.S. 3 + Xml jim 77,411 1.-W f vf Ill 11 .P K Q 'Wai fo i ls' . i wr, Q ., gr cfigq'-. 'EL' n ,116 1-S, SCf1iOfS To-day's Senior --.1 .Q 'Q fr,-. , I. JOHN ALESSI johnny fl .irlwul Iffidl haf goof! men like me um rm! lurk for good Jofic'ty. AMBITION: Bc a success Intramurals l, 2, 3, 43 Band I. 2, 3, President 41 Chorus lg Yearbook I, 43 junior Rcd Cross President 2g Science Club President flg Class Vice-President 2, 4, President 3. JOHN ABRAMO johnny If life :var 4 pack of card: be'z1 be the joker. AMBITION: Business Chorus lg junior Red Cross 2, 3, Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 45 Soccer 2, 3, 4 Basketball 2, 3, 41 Band 1, 2, 3, 4, 4 VERONICA L. BRIGGS Ronnie 'Trifley make perferriozl and flerferfion if no trifle. AMBITION: Secretary Intramurals 1, 2, 33 Chorus 1, 23 ,lun- ior Red Cross 2, 33 Art Club 21 Year- book 3, 43 Dancing Club 3. CATHERINE BUCCO Cathy From each according lo bi: abilitiex. to each according fo hir 71ECd.f.H AMBITION: Private Secretary Intramurals lg Homemaking Club 1: Yearbook 1, 23 History Club 13 Greeh Bc Gold 2, Co-Editor 3, Editor 4. KATHLEEN ADAM Kathy Lire and le! live. AMBITION: Dental Hygienist Chorus lg Junior Red Cross Vice- President 2g Library Club 4. I4 SALLY ANN CASTIGLIA Sal A bffzrlv ir heauliful, but is .rometimef fiery i11ro21z'er1ieuz. ' AMBITION: Teaching Intramurals Ig History Club I, 2, Secretaryg Dramatics 2g Student Coun- cil Ig Youth Recreation Z, 3, Secretary -Ig Chorus I, 2, 53 Band 43 Science Club 4, Treasurerg National Honor Society 43 junior Red Cross Treasurer 2, Secretary 3, 4g Senior Play, Year- book 2, Co-Editor 5, Editor 4. JANICE BURKE Janie Mzlderz of marznerr and the gentler! of heart. AMBITION. Telephone Operator Yearbook 35 Library Club 4. BEATRICE CANALE ..Bea,, Do nothing rrilhout seeing ii, .fign rzolhirzg without reading it. AMBITION: Secretary Chorus I, 23 Yearbook 1, 25 Cheerlead- ing I, 2g Intramurals I, 2, 3, 4g Youth Recreation 1, 2g Shop Club 2g Green 5: Gold 3, 4g Class Treasurer lg Senior Play. I5 CLAUDIA A. DECKER Cleo A wire head maker a rlored l7Hlllfh7. ' AMBITION: To enjoy life. Intramurals 1, 2g Yearbook lg Chorus Ig Shop Club 23 Library Club 3, 41 Homemaking Club 2g Green CQ Gold 3, 4. PATRICIA DILLINGHAM Pat Self-rereferzce. Jeff-knowledge, Jelf- control. AMBITION: Secretary Intramurals 1, 2g Cheerleading lg Class Secretary 2, -'Ig Chorus 2g Green Sc Gold 2, Staff Manager 4g Yearbook 43 Library Club Treasurer 3, 4. ELAINE FRICANO She has 4 hear! zwizlv room for every iffy- AMBITION: Secretary Intramurals I3 Chorus 13 Yearbook 1, 23 Home-making Club 13 Youth Rec- reation 2, 33 Dancing Club 33 Class Secretary 33 Green 84 Gold 3, 4. PAUL FAUBERT Paul Cleaners, ornaments, p r 0 fo u n d thoughts. AMBITION: JUDITH ANN FELTZ ..Judy., The laappier the time the more quick- ly il purer. AMBITION: Secretary Intramurals 13 Chorus 13 Cheerleading I3 Class President 13 Youth Recreation 2, 33 Green 84 Gold 2, 3, 43 Dancing Club 53 Yearbook 3, 4g Senior Play. 16 LAWRENCE GEIGFR Larry Mort people rmllld ffzcreed in small thirlgr if they were rm! froulzled 'zrillv greai ambitions. AMBITION: Life of Riley Intramurals 1. 2, 3, 43 Soccer 1, 2, 3, 43 Baseball 1, Z, 3, 43 Basketball 2, 3, 43 Chorus I3 Band 13 Class President 2, 4, Vice-President 33 Yearbook 3, 43 Green 84 Gold 4. CAROLE GLOW Carole Be df you .veem lo be. AMBITION: XVork in an office. Intramurals 1, 2, 33 Chorus 1, 2: Year- book 13 Green EQ Gold 2, 41 I.ilwrary Club 3, 43 Dancing Intramurals 33 Home Economics 1. ROBERT JESXVALD Jezzy The ofa' believe CI'f'fYlfl7f1lxQ. five middle zItQCd ,rlzffwccl l'I'U7 1fl7fl1tQ, and Ilve yoinzg ,LIIOII EZ'6'7',lfZ7fI1g, AMBITION: Draftsman Soccer I, 2, 3. -ig Basketball 1, 2, 3, 41 Baseball 1, Z, 3, 45 Intramurals 1, 2, 3, -ig Vice-President Zg Reverie 3g Green SL GOlLl RALPH GRUPPO Ralph High .rrfvool 112111 lure fbeir rlrflilelvtr. bllf Ibefff zzclw' mnifnzre zzitla biglw .iclwof l1jkLfA7fJ'.H AMBITION: Doctor National Honor Society 3, -lg Yearbook X 1, 2, 3, -Ig Science Club vi, Vice-Prey itlentg Retl Cross 2, Vice-Presiilent S, Vice-President -11 Dramutics lg Youth Recreation 3g History Club 1, lg Chor- us 1, 3, 11: Green Sc Gold rig Soccer Z. S, -Ig Basketball 2, 3, fig Student Coun- cil 1, Secretary 3 SUSAN HURD Sue', 01'alofQ1 it the power to talk people 0111 of fheir Jober and mzlurrzl opiua rom. AMBITION: Nurse Band 1, 2, 3, 4g Intramurals 1g History Club 1, 2, Treasurerg Dramatics Club 2g Yearbook 1, 2, Editor 3, Consulting Editorg Youth Recreation 2, 3, 4, Vice- Presidentg Chorus 3g Science Club 43 National Honor Society 3, 45 junior Red Cross 2, Secretary 3, President 4. 'I7 SYLVIA LAFAVF Sylvester I am 1111111111 ff: my fr'ieua'.r. AMBITION: Receptionist :mtl house- wife. Intramurals l, 2, 3, rig Home Fonomics Club Ig Dancing 33 Library Club 3. -1. MARTHA LANDGRAPIT M.1rrie Il l9011e1'cr flvcm' if if fwwmu' bein, there if nu nfvfwrflruifl for li1.'zf1,'c',r.r. AMBITION: Go to collt'-:cn Chorus lg French Club 2. 5. Ki f '1 'r FREDERICK MILLER Fritz D0r1't kill fime hm' lhirzhingf' AMBITION: To be a success ful failure Soccer I, 2, 4g Shop Council 3, 4. SAMUEL MARKELLO Sam Keep quiet and people will lhiazh you are a philosopher. AMBITION: ? Baseball 13 Basketball 2g Soccer 2, 3, 43 Band 1, 2. 3, 4, President, Chorus 1, 3, 4g Yearbook 15 Intramurals 25 Secretary 1g Treasurer 3, Student Council 2, 4, President. CARMELLO NOTO Carm Let each hecome all he ir capable of heirzgf' AMBITION: Typist Chorus 1g Art Club 1, French Club 2, 3: Intramurals 2, 3. RICHARD O'BOYLE Slick Did nothing in particular and did it very well. AMBITION: Be a success Intramurals 1, 5, 49 Baseball 15 Shop Council 5. BARBARA MILIUS If silence were golden. Fd have wealth untold. AMBITION: To be a P ra cti cal Nurse Chorus 1, 2, 18 JOAN SCHILLACE Joni The shortest ladiex love the longest men. AMBITION: To Make Hollywood Shop Club 13 Homemaking Club 13 Chorus I, 25 Yearbook 1, 29 Intra- murals l, 2, 3. CURTIS PAYNE Mickey An expert ir one who know: more and more ahont Ierr and len. AMBITION: To be a success Intramurals 1, 2, 3. 43 Baseball 1, 2, 3, 43 Basketball 2, 3, 4, Vice-President 2. XWILLIAM JOHN ROTH ' Bill I am not ashamed to confer: I am ignorant of what I do not know. AMBITION: Metallurgist Intramurals 1, 2, 4g Volleyball 1, 25 Basketball 1, 2g Badminton 15 Junior Red Cross 4g Youth Recreation 4g Library Club 45 Soccer. 'I9 PATRICIA SCI-IMITT Pat The len I know, the more I .fIlIf70L'f.U AMBITION: To be a Housewife Shop lg Library Club 3, 4g Treasurerg Intramurals 31 Green 8: Gold 4 MARY ELLEN SCHMITZ Mary A hlonde with a grin and the devil within. AMBITION: Housewife Green 8: Gold I, 2, 45 Intramurals 1, 2, 33 Shop Club lg Prom Queen 3g Dancing Club 3g Library Club 3, 45 Student Council Treasurer 4. MARGARITT TIIILI. Margie I fwrzrd rr lillfc bird .mi mf' AMBITION: Home Iiqonomicw Club ll Stu dent Cfuuncil Vice-President 1. 43 Green QQ Gold 2, 'lg Ycgirlwnk I: Dancing J, 43 Librzlry Club 9, l. Vi4c-l'l'Csident1 National llunor Soticry 5. 4. DORIS SIMMONb Rebel ll lvc'f'c flwfvfr 11 will. llv0f'c'.r rl fran. AMBIIION: C,hr1st1i1n Wrirker Intmmumls l, Juniors Red Cross l. Green X Gold 2. 5: Home Economics -1. Library Club Al. CARSYLF TRIPI Caryle ll'fo1'k if Ike KQ7'U!IfU.ff tiring iz: the world. Jo .rare .rome fm' trmzorrnrzf' AMBITION: Library Club 3, fig Chorus 1, 23 Green 84 Gold 2g Yearbook I, 23 Intramurals 1, 2, 5. DAVID WAGNER Dave Ima,Qina1ioz1 if more iI7Zf70v'IJI.'f tlmzl lv10zwledge. AMBITION: junior Red Cross 2, 5, -I, President: Chorus 1, 2, 3, 41 Band 4: Science Club 45 Dramatics Club 1: Green 8: Gold 45 Yearbook 3, 4. AGNES MARIE SMITH Anne Be .r11r'u 1011 are right. lhen gn ahead. AMBITION: Library Club 3, 4, Intramurals 3, Green 84 Gold 3. We OLIVIA WILLIAMS Liv Newer trouble trouble till trouble troublcr you. AMBITION: To do a lot of travel- ing Cheerleading lg Intramurals 1, 2g Chorus 2g Yearbook 4g Green 8: Gold 45 Library Club 3, 4, President. MARCIA WINTER Marcy I mmider Ilye bert par! of my ezlucul- iou fo bare been born .md bfOIn',L'l7f up in the country. AMBITION: Home E c o n o mic s Teacher 4-H I, 2, 3, 4g Home Economics Club lg Junior Red Cross 2g Library Club 3, 43 Yearbook 41 Green Bc Gold 4. KATHLEEN WOOD SANDRA RUTH SEELEY, Casey Sandy Have 4 place for everything und Every :rue experience if u milertone everything init: place. on the pdl!! of life AMBITION: Secretary AMBITION: House-wife Chorus 1, 2, 4g Intramurals 1, 25 Chorus 1, 25 Band 1. Green 8: Gold 23 Library Club 3, 4. Class Histor We, as Seniors in the North Collins Central School, look back through the years to find we have overcome many obstacles. Few of us realized at that time, that many of our new acquaintances would be progressing with us through the twelve years of education ahead. Little did we know, that both joy and sadness were to be our lot, as it is in all human endeavor. During our first six years of schooling, we not only learned the basic rules of education, but also the value of responsibility and friendship. As we entered Junior High School, we were faced with the responsibility of voting for the following officers to guide us through the year: President, Ronald Geiger, Vice-President, David Aeschbackerg Secretary-Treasurer, Sally Ann Castiglia. Our Student Council representatives were Susan Warnes and Ralph Gruppo. With the help of Miss Potter and Miss Hubbard, we concluded a very successful 7th Grade year. Eighth Grade brought us near the threshold of High School. Our homeroom teachers for this year were Miss Korthals and Mr. Provenzo. Our officers were: President, Catherine Noecker, Vice-President, John Abramog Secretary-Treasurer, Catherine Bucco, and Pat Dillingham and Ralph Gruppo were Stu- dent Council representatives. At the close of our 8th Grade year we were ready for High School. Under the supervision of Mrs. Burke and Mr. Brooker, we started our high school careers in Sep- tember, 1955. Elected to office were: President, Judy Feltz, Vice-President, Bob Jeswaldg Secretary, Sam Markello, and Treasurer, Beatrice Canale. Student Council representatives were Sally Ann Castiglia and Ralph Gruppo. Our first real money making project was a Harvest Dance. Now we were well established on our way through High School. Under the able leadership of Larry Geiger and his staff, John Alessi, Vice-President, Pat Dilling- ham, Secretary, Elaine Fricano, Treasurer, Margaret Thill and Sam Markello as Student Council repre- sentatives, we continued on our pathway to learning. The outstanding events of that year were a square dance and a cupcake sale. Miss Van Dyke and Mr. Delaney supervised our activities successfully. With the assistance of Mr. Provenzo, our home- room teacher, John Alessi, President, Larry Geiger, Vice-President, Elaine Fricano, Secretary, and Sam Markello, Treasurer, we successfully accomplished a magazine sale, fudge and cupcake sale, Junior Jamboree, Junior Whirl, and a profitable light bulb sale. Those elected as our Student Council represent- atives were Margaret Thill and Ralph Gruppo. The outstanding event of the year was our prom, The Mardi Gras. Mary Ellen Schmitz was chosen as queen, Judy Feltz and Doris Simmons as her attend- ants. In the fall of '58, we reached the climax of our twelve years of study. This year with Mr. Valone as our advisor, we felt more responsibility in the elec- tion of our class officers: President, Larry Geiger, Vice-President, John Alessi, Secretary, Pat Dilling- ham, and Treasurer, Ralph Gruppo, Student Council representatives were Mary Ellen Schmitz and Sam Markello. The Senior Play, held December 5, 1958, entitled, Susan Steps Out, our Wfashington Trip, and our fudge and cupcake sales were all a part of our last year at North Collins Central. Now we all await one of the most significant events of our lives, which will be our stepping stone to a new world. Yes, this is graduation, which will mean the facing of new and exciting experiences on our own. Written by, Margaret Thill Mary Ellen Schmitz Pat Dillingham 22- .-,4, i,.-,-- Class Will We, the Senior Class of 1959, being of sound mind, do publish this our last will and testament. To the Freshmen we bequeath our school spirit and exuberance. To the Sophomores we will the best of luck and success in your highschool years. John Abramo leaves his curly hair to Douglas Lietz and Chuck Schmitz. Boys, there won't be any need for those brush cuts now. Katherine Adam leaves her ability to under- stand boys to Rosella Valone and Kathy Hunter. They're not really hard to understand as you prob- ably already know. To Robert Hammond, Larry Geiger and John Alessi leave their love for feminine interest. Veronica Briggs leaves her participation in class affairs to Mary Jane Nicosia. Veronica's co-opera- tion was always an asset to her class. To Sharon Botko, Katherine Bucco wills her ability to manage the Green and Gold successfully. We trust you will follow in her footsteps. Janice Burke wills her self-contained and sincere attitude to Judy Whaley and Judy Tower Beatrice Canale leaves to Susan Warnes her ability to be a IO o'clock scholar, Please, Susan try not to rush in the door taking the pins out of your hair. To Wendy Ormsby, Sally Ann Castiglia leaves her ability to confuse Mr. Johengeng but be careful Wendy, you yourself may become confused. Claudia Decker wills her ability to talk on any subject, whether she knows anything about it or not, to Mary Jane Vacco. We know that Mary Jane has already given you some tough competition. Patricia Dillingham, Elaine Fricano and Marga- ret Thill leave their secretarial ability to June Munson and Dolores Hrib. We think that they will be able to keep any office jolly. To the Junior Class, Judy Feltz wills her bub- bling personality. We are sure it will help to make your Senior Year a successful one. Carole Glow bequeaths her bashfulness to Anita Herman. It can be an asset when used at the right times. Ralph Gmppo leaves his love for teasing the girls to David Leone. You'll find it is lots of fun David. Susan Hurd leaves her chemistry book and her love for the subject to any Junior who feels like tackling it. We hope the tackle brings you a touch down. To Edward Koch, Dale Buel and Steven Hussey, Robert Jeswald leaves his slapstick comedy. It certainly made some boring classes very amusing. Sylvia LaFave, Carmella Noto and Carsyle Tripi leave their friendly manner to Sandra Galloway, Barbara Congdon and Caroline Eppolito. It is a quality worth having. Martha Landgraff wills her fortitude to Marilyn Lawton. You'll be able to use it in your science courses. To Paul Munson, Sam Markello leaves his abil- ity to take the situation in hand. Fred Miller leaves his ability in shop to Paul Renaldo, Valentine Debecki and David Wittmeyer. Make good use of it boys. Barbara Milius leaves her ability to be seen and not heard to Barbara Briggs. Barbara, this can be quite helpful. Dick O'Boyle leaves his discharge papers from N.C.C.S. to Donald Rizzo, Robert Forster and Herbert Koch. Don't be too anxious boys. Curtis Paine leaves his height to Peter Castiglia and Robert Andolino. Keep growing boys. William Roth leaves his gentlemanly ways to Tom Marx and Wayne Brock. A gentleman is al- ways appreciated. To Bonnie Cerne and Mary Jane Padalino, Joan Schillace leaves her sense of humor. It will bring you through many trying times. Patricia Schmitt wills to Diane Ognibene, her ability to make you think she is a very quiet person, but still water runs deep. Mary Ellen Schmitz leaves her love for cowboy music to Nancy Geiger. Doris Simmons and Katherine Wood will to Josephine Gawlak and Patricia Giesler their endur- ing friendship. Agnes Smith gives her blonde hair to Carol Geiger. Remember Carol, Gentlemen Prefer Blondes. To John George and Jean Azeez, the Senior Class wills any artistic ability that we may possess. You already have a good share. Marcia Winter and Olivia William will to Madeline Conti and Joan Webb their infectious giggle. David Wagners voracious appetite is his gift to Ronald Marsh. Eat well, Ronald. Class Prophecy The year is 1979 and as I was getting ready for bed one night I picked up the evening paper. I was surprised to see that many of the articles contained the names of my former class- mates. Here it is twenty years after my graduation and my old friends are already on the ladder of fame. The headlines read: MARS YANKS BEAT PLUTONIAN BRAVES There has been much celebrating on Mars today for the Yanks have just taken the Universal Series. Bob Jeswald won a hard pitching duel over the Plutonian Braves' star player, Curtis Payne. At the end of the last inning Elaine Fricano, Yankee Manager, congratulated her terrific pitcher with a kiss. Judy Feltz, manager of the Braves had no reason to feel ashamedg her Plutonian team put up a magnificent fight and lost only in the ninth inning with a score of 1 - 0. MOONSIDE PAVILION HAS GRAND OPENING Last night the Moonside Pavilion had their grand opening. Margaret Thill, owner of the huge square dance hall highlighted the evening with the well-known Moonshine Rangers. Dave Wagner, John Abramo, and john Alessi accompanied the caller, Joan Schillace. Dave, who always had a wonderful sense of humor had the crowds rolling in laughter at his jokes. STARS SHINE OUT ON SATURN Last night on Saturn, Olivia Williams astounded the critics with her magnificent roll in. Come Back Little Sputnick. It is a story of the destruction of Earth and how two people faced those terrible times. Miss Williams showed her great acting abil- ity especially in the love scene with Paul Faubert who is a new Hollywood sensation. Paul's last picture, which also was a huge success was Lost in Space in which he co-starred with Brigitte Bardot. Paul's French came in handy for they have been seen together at many of the nightclubs on the Milkyway. TO PUT FUN IN YOUR LIFE TRY DANCING Janice Burke, Sylvia LaFave and Agnes Smith have taken over Arthur Murray's Dancing Academy. On their Saturday night show they featured Ralph Gruppo, the newest Rock and Roll sensation of the Universe. His new Long Hair style of music r ly has the teenagers shook up. PROBLEM COLUMN In the paper I read that Cathy Bucco had replaced Ann Landers. A 'typical problem that she had been presented with was from her old classmate Carmella Noto, who is now mother of three. She asked how to find a good babysitter. Miss Noto referrfd hqngio Carsyle Tcipi and Pat Schmitz who run a baby sitting agency. Pat and Carsyle are both doing quite well for themselves as each has been married for 10 years. Pat has two darling daughters and Carsyle recently surprised the medical profession when she gave birth to five very healthy quintuplets. GEIGER'S POOL HALL RAIDED BY SPACE RANGERS Last night at 11:15 Sergeant Kathlyn Adams of the Space Rangers led a raid on Lawrence Geiger's Pool Hall. When asked to make a statement Lawrence said he would leave every- thing up to his famous criminal lawyer Bea Canale. Larry was arrested on suspicion of running a Space Race Bookie Agency. IArry's love for pool is really going to send him places. We can rest assured, however, that he is in good hands for Miss Canale has never lost a case - yet. MISSIONARIES RETURN HOME Marth Langraff and Doris Simmons have recently returned home from a newly found planet. They have been doing a great job converting these backward people and one which they may well be proud of. Their friendly personalities and initiative which I remember them to have had in high school surely have been ri.. , ea-fe 1 . f ' g,,,r 4.4 ..n,-.. RED STYLES NEW HAIRDOES I also happened to notice an ad for Veronica Briggs' Beauty Salon. She was featuring her new coiffures and Claudia Decker modeled them. We- always knew her red hair would help her later on. It has too, for she is now married to Tab Hunter who is her fifth husband. It seems modeling isn't her only interest. WANTED BY THE H.E.B. Pat Dillingham, Cathy Wood, and Mary Ellen Schmitz have replaced the McGuirre sisters. Their charm has led to their suc- cess. Their good looks must have surely helped them too for they are on the list of most wanted Hollywood stars. This list is made up by the H.E.B. club which stands for Hollywood's Eligible Bachelors. NEW GROWTH HORMONE DISCOVERED In the field of science Sally Ann Castiglia has discovered a new growth hormone. By accident Sally took an overdose of this and is now six feet tall. Her associate Susan Hurd has developed a new kiss proof lipstick. Dick O'Boyle and Fred Miller have volunteered to test this new product. Their work is made more fun by their co- workers Carole Glow and Sandra Seely. NEW SPEED RECORD SET Sam Markello, engineer, has just completed the century's biggest project-a transatlantic bridge. Bill Roth, in a new Neptunian Sports Car, broke all speed records on crossing the Atlantic by using this bridge. He completed the journey in four hours. Pretty good, Bill. MARCIA WINTER, FAMOUS OBSTETRICIAN Barbara Milius has become the new headnurse at the Inter- stellar Emergency Hospital. This is the same hospital that the famous backhand slap that has brought a record breaking num- ber of children into the world. FAMOUS AUTHOR ONCE TEACHER I was quite surprised that our old senior advisor has also made quite a name for himself in these last twenty years. This is how the paper read: Mr. Joseph Valone who at one time was a teacher on the planet earth, has published his new book A Forgotten Art- The Hula Hoop. In his book the author has used many pictures of himself illustrating the techique required to twirl a hoop. In 1960 Mr. Valone gave up teaching and took to writing. His talents are many, and his books all are on the best seller list. His last one was Simplified Use of the IBM Machines for first graders. These new machines, thanks to modern science, have done away with homework and almost every student has a port- able one of his own. After reading the paper I was able to rest contented knowing that our class had made the Universe a better place to live. I am sure that everyone feels the same as I do that North Collins Central, the school that we attended so many years ago, had help- ed to give us the background with which we went on to conquer new horizons. Elaine Fricano Bob Jeswald Ralph Grupppo -' 'Q' SM ,Q l'L QVQE.LL L L:'1 5 'iufi L Q, 'f -ff, ,',. , x -if Q , .35 kkk h fi W K Q, g k'A, 'h A KV ff Our Mothers Loved Us. Arcn't Us Cute? ' 25 .px- S, my ' A . ,. ., ms , . mmm . . ,.f :J -,,, ug J . gg.,- ' N ff fini? if RA. ,, ...N A 1 4 4, f 4 ii V N fm , A Inf' 1 3 1 ax N, 1 xf A W 'llhna X mx X Jil I 'HA W o .N Y Q A We 'fi nf ' P !! N Q. Sl! X IJ WISE!!- I Q 7 Q! ': Q- 'S ew 5 2 Dad Says He Looked ff IX ' Like This At School fa a. V Q uunnuvugn 4a gr ' ,Ao XX 1 A aww Underclassmen We Know HOW He Really Looked l Junio I'lVf77lf Roux' Rosella Valone, Marilyn Lawton, Judy Tower, Sandra Galloway, Barbara Briggs, Mary Jane Vacco. Svmuzz' Roux' -Iosephene Gawlak, Susan Warnes, Wently Ormsby, Robert Burnside, Mary jane Niconia, Anita Herman, Judy Whaley, Carol Ann Geiger. Third Razr: Bonnie Cernc, Madeline Conti, Cathy Hunter, Nancy Geiger, Sharon Botho, Mr. Parks, Robert And- olina, june Munson, Diane Ognibene, Caroline Eppolito, r Class- joan Webb, Mary jane Padalino. Fonrlb Roux' David Whittmeyer, Peter Castiglia, Charles Schmitz, Paul Mun- son, Tom Marx, Eddie Koch, Ronnie Marsh, Bob Ham- mond, Steven Hussey, Wayne Brock, Dave Teine. Mohammand Abraham, Bob Wantuck. Alzrefllx Valentine Debicki, Paul Fauberr, Paul Renaldo, David Wlagner, Jean Azeez, Barbara Congdon, Dolores Hrib, Pat Lantaff, Yovonne Early. Q ,f XXX.. 28 Sophomore Class Marie DeCarlo. Third Row: Sharon Heavern, Antonia Koch, Vincent Lindow, Paul Gartley, Michael Frew, Steven Kivilus, Douglas Lietz, Dale Buel, David Mallaber, Donald Clark, Lorraine Kaminski. Abfentz Frank Bodekor, Robert Forester, John George, Herbert Koch. Front Roux' Sharon McKenna, Elizabeth Denmeade, Paul Brzezenski, Angela DiBlasi, Kenneth Winter, Carole Renaldo, janet Beutler, Donna DeCar1o, Louise Castiglia. Second Roux' Roseanne Bucco, Richard Giesler, Elizabeth Gawlak, Sandra Fricano, Beverly Briggs, Mrs. Olsen, Kathy Koch, Ruth Aderman, Diane Glow, Sharon Hrib, ln Memoriam Doreen Lawton 1943-1958 In the short time she was among us, Doreen endeared herself to us by her mischievous ways, her quick sunny smile, sublime character, scholastic ability and over all wholesome personality. The sorrow we suffered at her departure from our midst, is alleviated by the thought that the Father of us all has called one of us to our Heavenly Home. 29 3 'YW' r tn I i P Sophomores Front Roux' janette Ortel, Carolyn Winter, Cathy Morgano, Antonete Loretto, Teresa Schillace, Mary Li- Vicche, Shirley Marsh. SL't'0Ild Roux' john Vera, Phylis Rynkiewifz, Ollie Payton, Fula Mae Simmons, Mr. Dein- hart, Dortliy Schmitz, Mary Ellen Schmitz, Aharon Wilson, Don Rizzo. Third Roux' Rosellia LiVeccl1e, James McCormack, David Mallaber, Sebastian Mecca, Fred Schmitz, Nelson Wfinter, Peter Loretto, Williiini Mangan, Sandra Peters. l Freshmen Ilfllllf IQUIIX' Marcia Loiacono, Maria Loretto, Diane George, Mary Ann Castiglia, Susan Mallaber, Jeanette O'Boylc, Carol Lawton, Rose Mary l'lerniman.Sefm1d Rim: Henry Willem, Lynn Ccrne, Beverly Agliata, Fred liodekor, Carmen Cimicato, Miss Kobes, Daniel Shaw, Barbara Becanitch, Lynda Lawton, Kathy Denea, Patricia Geiger. Third Roux' Robert Allshouse. Lee Fubank, joseph Stefan, Glenn Simmons, Ronald Warnes, Harold Keith, Donald Adam, Douglas Russell, Kirk Ritz, Lloyd Minekime, Charles Allshouse. I Freshmen From Roux' Douglas Russell, David Puntillo, Owen Darling, Diane Luther. Second Roux' Lucille Renaldo, Jeanette Canale, Margaret Koch, Roseann Viggiano, Shar- on Evoy. Third Roux' Miss Twist, Sharon Blaz, Lynda Dole, Diane Wehling, Norma Spengler, Barbara Daks- ton, Michael Milius, Judy Nellis, Kathleen Frisbie, Janet Taylor, Marygrace Valone, Mrs. McAndrews. Fourth Roux' Frances Padalino, Noreen Schmitz, Joyce Offhaus, Stephen Lipka, Robert Deane, Richard Goodard, Robert Payne, William O'Hara, Patricia O'Boyle, Judy Roth. Pauline Renaldo, Joanne Putnam. , i.4 I Eighth Clrade Frou! Roux' Arton Cferne, Rosalie Leone, Diane Spicola, -lanet Stevens, Barbara Tower. Patricia Berment, Mike llussey. Scftmzrf Run: Catherine Tlirnish, Peter Antlolino, joseph Nowik, james Compise. Lintla Simmons, Kathleen Heavern, Victor Nc-u, Marie Paulucci. 'flvirrl Rfmx' Sus- anne Taylor, Cheryl Lemley, Luana Schreiner, To n y Mecca, Sharon Lawton, Mr. Coppola, Gina Cilevelantl, Sharon Shrecl, Cherly Fischer, Farl Geghartlt, Susan Dole. Fourth Roux' Ray Sprickman, Santlra Bruinhoneh, -loyce Dole, Bruce Marx, Doug Akins, Williiini Grill, Toni Orton, Gloria Darling, Patricia Webc-r, Tom Grnppo, Darlene Orzelski. Alarefxlx Mary Lon Bucco, Natalie Diodato. Eight Front Ron: Francis Ghoran, Carol Ortel, RoseAnn Fullone, Ronaltl Wfirtmeyer, joseph Schmitz. Faye Kelly, Nina Loretto, Vincent Fnllone, Ronaltl Rini1.Sc'ro111f Roux' Peugy Long, Lenna Frishie, vl a y ne Demmon, Bonnie Leniley, Miss Korrhales, Lynila Seeley, Karen Spricltman, Carolyn Liehhartlt, Fclwartl Blacknier. Tf1ir'zl h 32 C3rade Roux' Wfilliam Webb, Davitl Renalclo, Graig Feltz. Melvin I.aFave, Frederick Botko, Owen I-latlley, Michael West, Clarence Mitchell, Kenneth Cross, Charles Ricotta, Arthur Grill. fib.venf: Bruce Schindler, Thomas Kelly, Marlene Paul Nowak. Seventh Grade Front Roux' Elaine La Fave, Gordon Pellicci, Donna Murray, Dorthy Kielar, Joseph Alessi, Mary Beth Miller, Jolene' Peet, William Gobel. Second Roux' Linda Lawton, Nancy Lawton, Dennis Halcomb, Victor Cimi- cato, james Mangan, David Ribmann, Patrick Jeswald, Paul Steff, Richard Mardino, Sharon Bley, Valerie Fazzino. Third Roux' Michael Guadagno, Clifton Faul- ring, Corliss Forster, Richard Armbruster, john Pozdyn, Miss Brion, Louis LiVeeche, Clair Schindler, Williani Hussey, Patricia, McCormack, James Fazzalaro. Seventh Grade Front Roux' Louise Kindred, Eugenie Schmitt, Diane Nowak, Patricia Puntillo, Joseph Alessi, Darlene O'Hara, Norbert Enser, Donna Wilson.Scc011d Rozr: Arthur Derimeade, Robert Charles, Kathy Miller, Smith Craw- ford, jack Prime, Marilyn Tubero, Marvin Wfinter, Denis Wilger, Ray Merkt, Marie Nowik, lames Doctor, Miss Potter. Third Ron: Virginia Mallaber, Lynda Silagyi, Daphne Minier, Colleen Seilter, Claudia Forster, James Orton, James Adam, Frank Boice, Lorena Schmitz, Darla Ebersole, Marie Debicki, Pat Granato. A SHORT HISTORY North Collins was actually born in 1808 when three Quaker families. those of Stephen Sisson, Enos Southwick and Abram Tucker, moved into the area from New England. At this time this section was a part of the town of Concord. In 1832 the town of Collins was separated from Concord and included what is now North Collins. In 1852 a new town was formed from Collins, called Shirley for the first year. The name was changed in 1853 by an Act of Legislature to North Collins. The first town meeting was held early in 1853, with Edwin W. Godfrey, the first supervisor from 1853-55. Other settlers soon followed and the hamlets of Lawtons. Shirley and New Oregon devloped. The village of North Collins was incorporated in 1911, with Cortes B. Horton, its first mayor, 1911-13. The town of North Collins has always been a rich farming area but since early in this century much of it has been devoted to the growing of small fruits and truck vegetables. As a result there are today three busy canning plants in the town, two in the village of North Collins, the third in Lawtons. North Collins has become one of the greatest small fruit growing areas in the United States. Through the years the village of North Collins has been improved and modern facilities added. The railroad was built through the village in 1872, the first telephone was installed about 1904, natural gas was first piped into the area about 1895. A water pumping station was established in 1916, since enlarged and modernized, electricity was installed in 1919. About this time, also, the old board sidewalks were replaced with cement ones and the streets were widened and paved. The first sewer was established in 1897, replaced in 1939 by a larger system. This has also been enlarged now to meer the needs of a steadily growing community. The first log school was erected in North Collins about 1813 on the corner of Main and Kim- ble Avenue. On Main and School Streets a two- room, frame building was built in 1835. This was replaced in 1883 by a larger building, again replaced in 1899 by a brick structure. This school was burned on April 1, 1935 and the present dedicated June 10. 1937 with a later addition in 1952. The first church came to North Collins in june, 1818-a Congregational Church attended in the beginning by only the members of one family, that of john Stanclift, who exchanged the lot occupied by the present Congregational Church for a grant further along School Street given by the Holland Land Company. A Methodist Church was built in 1848, later sold to the Congregationalists. The building was moved and is now Pilgrim Hall. St. john's Roman Catholic Church was organ- ized in 1904, Sacred Heart in 1907. Both are today a part of Holy Spirit parish. Today good roads have been built throughout and there is adequate fire protection in each com- munity. The village volunteer fire department was organized in 1898, those of Lawtons, Langford and New Oregon within the last decade. Ethelyn Weller North Collins, N.Y. An Early Scene A I t J yo 1, ' 1 J I , K S ',, V vii Mothcr's Hoop x FW AA . U L , S 9 lf' , 0? X x M 9 Daughtefs Hoop Kindergarten Firxrt Ron: Alice Wiely, Debbie Simmons, Fugene Shreil, Thomas Kehr, -lames Fpplito, Robert Fowler, -l3lillll1C Kern, -lohn Fbling, Cheryl Thorilalh, Donalil liallaril. .Srrrnfrf Rout: Vincent Miklos, Susan Simmons, Dem-ne Urvelski, Ronalil Kohn, Kenneth Sheffer, Nick Kovalchukoff, Robert Winter, Francis Winter, Judith Schreiner, Sharon Nue, Ronald Tiller, Sharon Premo. Billy Cavington. Third Rrmx' iliilwarcl Quiter, Robert Riley, Mrs. Harney, Daviil Bauer, Laurel McManus, Stephen Lawton, Douglas Jensen, Ellen Kwilos, Jeffery Dille, Howard Schuster, Victoria Mowalc, Dawn Mach- mer. Kindergarten Fir!! Roux' Douglas Toal, Rebecca Wfelker, Marcy Messina, Gergory Shelvay, Marsha Stover, Frank Cat- alano, john Geir, Debra Smith, Gail Privitera, Sandra Gullo. Semnd Roux' John Rudyk, Deborah Gallaway, Roberto Nerarez, Garg Weiner, Jose's Sanchez, Nina Sue Shafer, Thomas Pisa, Ricard Mackey, Karlein Giambrone, Mary Alice Myers, john Warren, Gail Chentfant. Third Roux' Rosalie DeMarco, Pamela johengen, joseph Nowara, jedith George, Barbra Cray- ford, Gary Dole, Roberta Guadango, Penny Steffen, Renate Tappe, Anne Fricano, Margaret Forney, Caren Nelligan, Samuel Nasca, Kenneth Hunter. Rear: Miss Gaude. Kin derga rten Fir! Row: Judy Seleska, Carole Caruana, Frank Faulring, Don Smith, Dan Smith, Joseph DiDimizio, Jonh Di- Domizio. Second Roux' Rose Marie DiBlasi, Barbara Taylor, Cynthia Murray, JoAnn Post, Terry Spicola, Craig Andolina, John McMahon. Third Roux' Mrs. Harney, Cheryl Goodard, Joseph Kohn, Joyce Harvey, Vanessa Kelly, Mary Jane Typycka, Cynthia Mewman. Fourth Row: Walter Spenglar, Pamela Peckham, Suzane Dennis, Richarda Boice, Sharon Spengler, Kenneth Fder. Fifth Roux' Mary Koningisor, Susan Soin, John Mathis, Lawrence Tetzer, Mary Lou Weronski, Mark Hutchings. First Front Roux' Donald Schmitz, Joanne Ortel, Beverly Schmitz, Linda Nowak, Nancy Bettinger, Andrea Li- Vecche, Roberta Gartley, Nancy Braymiller, Kathryn Wittmeyer, Joanne Noto, David Akins, Edward Austin, William Cocca. Second Roux' Ricky LaRock, Joseph Piazza, Diane Johengen, Beverly Heary, Deborah Wilder, Valerie Bucco, Dennis Vacco, Gary Bernard, Therese Grade Kender, Cynthia Detzel, Mrs. Mullay. Third Roux' Charlene Silleman, Marcia Guzzetta, Betty Ann Spengler, Catherine Enser, Mark Colman, Frank Silagyi, Michael Volo. Fourth Roux' Angela Gullo, Mary Ann Noecker, Brenda Wilson, Joseph DeMarco, Nadine Renn, Lavina Charles, Diane O'Hara, Sharron Setlock. First Grade lfirvl Rniif fynthia Stalker, Sharon Moss, Virginia O'- liole, -loo liraudy, Brenda Loretto, Suzanne Spence. Brute XX'il,uer. .Slrmflzf Run: Sandra Luther, Harold Denmeade, Linda llunrer, Joseph Rudyk, Gregory Salva, ,Iudy Bonelede. lNlarL'ella llcllicci, jo Ann Corhin. Third Nun: Mrs. Thomas, David Geisler, Barbara Seitler, Sharon Claralana, Wkiyne Bunnell, George Leone, Charles Rinaldi, Michell Wheling, Thomas Compisi, Charles SantaMaria, joseph Scanlon. Friurlla Roux' Richard Smith, Debra Ann Gerhart, Diolanda Figuerra, John Kiefer, Robert Guadagno, Marianne Hinge, ,Iorome Bett- inger, Thimothy Forster, Charles Markisz, Rosemary Fppolito, Sharon Weber, Shirley Weber, Miss Tedesco. First Grade lironf Roux' Stella Dehiclsi, Rita DeMatCo, Judith Gruppo, Shirley Ring, Linda Catalano, Nancy Liberte. .S'4'rm1d Rum' ,lohn Prime, Larry llunter, Lois Seleska. Burton Usterstutk, john Nowak, Barbara Bautista, Bothaina Ahraham, Diana Ortel. Gerald Novara. Third Roux' Bernard Kielar, Raymond Blair, Delores Gorman, Pura Ponce, Frederick Koch, Judy Gallaway, Daphne Dombrowski, Michael Ayala, Kathy Phillips. Fourth Roux' Charles Payne, Raymond X3Ueakland, Ruth Maund, Donna Heavern, Floyd Miller, Williani Bunnell, Charles Dipiazza, Joseph LoBianco, Herbert Stahl, Iisther Petz, Mark Loretto, Mrs. Hickling. Abrent: Michelle Thrush, Second Front Roux' jane Berment, Mary jean Carozzi, Diane Bush, Yvonne Bettinger, Robert Lantaff, Kathleen Leslie, Thomas Cerne, Donald Mackey. Second Roux- Stephen Bliss, Sharon Winter, Donna Seitler, Mary Lou Schmitt, Rita Seleska, David Diodato, Barbara Lawton, Linda La- Rock, Kathleen Karns. Third Roux' Gloria Gorman, Grade Barbara Korthals, Kathleen Laxson, Ronaltl George, Deborah Rinoldi, Geoffrey Pridgeon, Bruce Briggs, Bonniw Krall, Robert Tiller, John Ognibene. Florence La Fave, Barry Bilanski, Wa5'ne Vfeimer. Frnfwlfi leflllf Mrs. Evelyn Falk. flbrefzlx George Kohn, Carol Pitlgeon, Michael Santa Maria. Second Grade Front Roux' Aurelia Figuris, Lois Mumford, juan Naverez, Albert Warren, Ann Marie Catalano, Joyce Winter, Oliver Gorman. Second Roux' Anthony Oster- stuck, Dona Spengler, Beverly Chenfant, Howard Armbruster, Albert Schneider, Larry Hathaway, George McMahon, Gary Wentland, Gertutlis Robles. Third Roux' Miss Leiker, Ruth Backert, Frank Diotlato, Noraitla Robles, Wfilliam Payne, Louis Giambrone, John Henry Schuster, Robert Backert, Carleen Forster, Terry Valone, Jerome Eppolito. Absent: Katherine Storrs, Marilyn Gier. Second Grade Frou! Rong' David Brenner, Benita Smith, Romona Boice, Robert Kielar, James Quiter, Charlene Anzalone. Semfzd Rout Caryn Dom- res, Richard Fppolito. Marie Gullo, Phillip Wfilliams, Linda Smith, Jeanina Mecca, Cheryl Li Vecche, Joel Neu. Third Roux' Edward Peder- sen, Micheal Butler, David Rosten, Rainer Third Front Roux' Kevin Loretto, Andy DeMarco, Jerry Poreba, Daniel Tauriello, Jean Dcmmon, Anita Castigliu. Sernnd Roux' Susan Smith, Mark Bowman, Hans Groth. Ellen Johnson, Bonita Kener, Anne Spengler, Roberta Ralc. Third Roux' Mark Bilansky, Sonald Koch. Sherry Steffan, llelen Sherman, Deborah Smith, Joanne Tubero, Jacqueline Phillips, Margaret Schmitz, Joseph Muench, David Eppolito, Jolene Pollutro, Thomas O'Boyle, James Pisa, Judy Cabel. Fourth Roux' Robert Olds, Alvin Wilson, Ronald Steele, Joyce Gamel, George Ruper, John Noto, Linda Sion, Gail Bantle, Douglas Spicola, Mrs Pane- pento. Ahrent: Carol Minekime. Grade Eppolito, Daniel O'Hara, Terry Moss, Phyllis Hussey. Fourth Roux' Mrs. Bragg, John Bray- miller, Stanley Beaver, Josephine Bush, Bonnie Noto, Elizabeth George, Linda KiDomizio, Theresa Schmitz. Thomas Holcomb, Orville Wright, Arlene Forney, Deborah Gartley, Martha Weber. Third Front Roux' joseph Doctor, Leonard Hatch, Bernard Leith, james Rosten, Douglas Gearhart, Alan Campisi, Ronald Bernard, Steven Seitler, Daniel Ortel. Semnd Roux' Mary Bunnell, Beverly Rosten, Sandra Bonafede, Carolyn Kohn, Jean Winter, Joan Watkins, Eileen Fricano, Lenda Hatch, Mrs. Cross. Third Roux' Gary Grade Davis, joseph Murray, Ronald Gabel, Barth Loretto, John Conti, Donald Gabel, Kenneth Lawton, Leonard Valone, Alfred Musacchio, Lela Schindler, Mary Gail Forster, Carol Heary, Gladys Corbin, Susan Demmon, Angelo Nasca. Third Grade First Roux' Frances Valone, Martin Loretto, Robert Gorman, Richard Spengler, Edward Enser, Anthony Vara, Luther Cooper, Margaret Carsons, Rex Simmons. Second Row: Virginia Nowak, Mary Dombrowski, Irene Hunter, Sonia Ingram, Charles Nowars, Judy Bottoni. Leticia Rodriquez, Gary Bliss, Reggy Shull, Douglas Giglia, Miss Beaver. Third Row: David Ellero, Lynn Denea, George Shred, David Miller, Winde Ortel, Peter Gercais, Charles Lomison, Christina Simmons, Gerald Butler, Donald Gearhart, Wayne Feltz. Fourth Grade Front Roux' Cheryl Stover, Martin Spengler, Vincent Mecca, Charlotte Ricotta, Loraine Ber- ment, Ann Bunnell, David George, Larry Nowak. Serond Row: Phyllis Piazza, Janice Kielar, Sandra Leone, Edward Renaldo, Teresa Nowik, Frank De Marco, Daniel Neubeck, Julius Carozzi, Clifton Bettinger, Cynthia Pollutro, Anita Gonzalez. Third Roux' Mrs. Falk, Sharon Rak, Barbara Awald, Kathleen Fricano, 'Susan Steele, Phyllis Seitler, Virginia New, Verna Loicano, Richard Myers, Eugene Geiger, Robert Seleska. David Stalker, Robert Denmeade, Don- ald Loretto. Fourth From Roux' Thomas Quiter, Charles Fullone, Kenneth Charles, Karl Gorman, Ernest Ruper, Philip Winter. Scmud Roux' Mrs. Dale, Flora Mae Mangau, Frances Fazzino, Flaine Camel, William Schreiner, Lloyrl Quiter, Paul Pellicci. Iirlna Osterstuck, Myrna Smith. Third Roux' 1.....,...... . - . . Y Grade Carl West, Rose Marie Rydyk, Mary Ann No- vars, James XY'enrland, Michalene Kelly, Gaeten Gervais, Charles Koch, Catherine Kelly, Norman Kleever, joseph De Carlo, Wilford Kibler, Keith Cross. 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Roux' David Kielar, Carol Ann Smith, Susan vicflormack, james Gugino, Larry Turnbull, Conio .orerto, Donald Merkt, Robert Fuller. Second Roux' vlnry Ann Guadagna, Carol Ann Pollard, Wfilliam frisbcu. joseph Wercxnski, Mary Louise Haherer, flathcrinc Osterstuck, Barbara Hilczsnayer, joseph Santa Maria, Bryne Schindler. Third Roux' Mrs. Miller, James Lemley, David Gamel julian Castiglia, Robert Luther, Gino Taravella, jack Weblw, Carl Fuller, Mary Jane Charles, Elaine Carboni,-Nora Kelly. Firrt Roux' Michael O'Boyle, Donald Miner, Jeffrey Wlagncr, john Compisi, Robert Demmon, Lawrence Tullar, Angelo DiBlassi, Robert Peters. Second Roux' Stevnn Wertwnski, Karen Wfalone, Gary Fppolito, james Heavern, Richard Lonisom. Margaret Hussey, Michael Livecchi, Venamae Bush, Joanne Alessi. Terri Livecche. Tlvixul Roux' Sharon Rosten, Linda Tosten, Aneita Gay Olds, Paul Marx, Nicholas Auston, Rose- ann Mecca, Barbara XWart, Arlene Dole, Patricia Orton. Herman George, Sam Schillace, David I-linter, Kenneth Leslie, Debra Karns, Miss Boardway. Fifth Grade ., f-yy V' Fifth Grade Front Roux' Stanley Nowick, Orlin Bettinger, John Neu, Fred Eubank, Melvin Bley, Thomas Gabel. Second Roux' Suzanne Lawton, Karen Lee, Birginia Carbone, Cynthia Petz, Vickie Diodato. Third Rauf: William Bolcko, Alan Bowman, Thaddeus Rebmann, Dennis O'Hara, james Jensen, Terry Remington, Robert Clark. Fourth Roux' Rosemary Grueschow, Patricia Myers, Ann Diodaro, Deanne Schmitt, Mrs. Thornbury, Dianna Lindow, Diane Sherman, Suzanne Laxson. Abrenix Gail McMahon. I N' 1 . .r V - ---Q U? 3., . ,i. is Sixth Grade limnl Run: Donald Sherman, Patsy Cimicatn, Timothy Mumlord, Farl Fionafede, james Prime, Philip Schmitz, Wilttmrtl Feltz, Weritlell Thrush. Svmrzd Roux' Eric Arcese, Philip lfricano, Arthur Mangan, James NVitt- mc-yer, Roy Guadaluno, -Iohn Orton, Leroy Reclcham. Edward Warnes, Larry Brzezinski, David Payne. Third Roux' Gail Cerne, Helen Dibiclci, Lorraine Miller, Roni Lee Willett, Lucille Paulucci, Sally jo Brumhaugh, Linda Shred, joan Marsh, Mrs. Spengler. fi11.rw1l: Howard Munschauer. Sixth Frrmf Rong' Alice Loretto, Iiileen Frishie, Roger Ritz, Donald Cooper, Alvin Miller, Janice McMahon, Susan Shaw. SLTUIIIJ Roux' Kathleen Hatch, Cynthia Steff, Judy Heary, Shirley Lawton, Pauline Keith, Jacqueline Sim- mons, Diane Demmon, Diane I.eith. Third Rrmg' Angel Grade Barara, Richard Lehnortt, Michael Loretto, Harvey Oster- stuck, Joseph Teijeira, James Kelly, Joseph Schmitt, David Catalano, joseph Conti, Lawrence Schmitt, David Briggs, Mrs. Stearns. Sixth Grade Firrt Roux' Sandra Stevens, Norma Schmitz, Lynda Long, Patricia Brenner, Norman Kibler, Dominic Fiaschetti, Michael Regan, Second Roux' Louis LiVeeche, Frances Burgio, jean Roth, Norbert Schmitz, Sharon Johnson, Michael George, Sharon Walker, Alfred Volo, William Dils, Ronald Minekine, Roger Brock. Third Roux' Vanda Gonzalez, jean Viggiano, Douglas Morgano, Susan Lierz, Frances Vasca, Paula Musacchio, james Noecker, Lorraine Forney, Gerald Lee, James Corbin, David Schmitz, Mishael Mullay, Anthony Pridgeon, Peter Compisi, Sub- rlituie. Mrs. Joy. Abrenl: Terry DeGuc. Occupational Education School First Roux' jerry Flynn, Leonard Eddy, Frank Venson, Roux' Alexander Rudyk, Gary Bernhard, Kenneth Kuhn, Lowell Claxton. Semua' Rong' -Iacquelin D u Mo n d, Mr. C. Andolino, Mrs. M. Crandall. Amelia Tarallo, Linda Casey, Alberta Russell. Third J ,ff Occupational Education School .1-nf First Roux' Bernadette Emehizer, Rose Arm DeCarlo, Patricia Cchineder, Lois Green. Secrmzz' Roux' Marlene Kessel, Mrs. J. Turner. Firr! Roux' Alfonso DeMeo, james McKeown, David W'arner. Scmnd Rmzx' -Iiicoh Sheflin, Carl Eddy, Arthur Ames, Mr. Shephard, Williani Rubery, Frank Heury. ff? Q' if lr u-uE.u-.ijygc 1215 ' if ,- 3, f :UU ,vw K 5 3 ,-.--Y 3 -X .- ' X-Q y fl , Y' I -V Y -X -4 , Q ' I f , V , K ,, A A YY . I Today's Athlete 4 Q i .Q I' qu? -' U15 1 -a Activities Yesterdays - a 5 i ,M is-Qs Varsity Basketball K11eelir1,q.' Robert Antlolino, Robert Burnside, Dale Ralph GWPP0, Tom MHFX, Robert HKIIUITIOYIJ, Eddie Bucl, Paul Munson, Wlayne Brock, Robert It-swaltl, Koch, PHY1 B1'ZCZif15ki, TOIU GYUPPO- Clarence Mitchel. Slaudirzgx Mr. Coppola, Larry Geigar, 4 3 lv l. K? Varsity Cheerleaders .S'tanding.' Mary Jane Vacco, Judy Tower, Kathy Morgann. K7196ff71AL'.' Nancy Geigar, Carol Ann Renaldo, Susan Warner. 50 I Junior Varsity Basketball Silti1zg.'John Vara, David Puntillo, Peter Loretto, Carmen Adolino, Vinny Fallone, Ronnie Warnes, Dob Dean Cimicato. Kneeling: Donald Clark, Bruce Schilnder, Harold Keith, Peter Andolino. Glen Simmons, Mike Freul, Paul Gartley. Sfmzdingf Mr. Junior Varsity Cheerleaders Seated, from Left lo Righl: Francis Padalino, Sharon Evoy, Roseanne Bucco, Ollie Payton, Luccile Renaldo. 5-I I mf! in Afsi I is Si Q2--J ' Aw. by S 2 X 'il :fig , qi ' fff K di il- with L , , 1 Y! I jr , is . A . 37 .M ,...L . J-A .i --4' Q lf. ' , K Q, f .Q 3 X W , in f 3 Q . 'A V , Ak - k . Q11 Q' E5 , X' gg Pg? MQ! WHY- -fx. ., 31,- tk 'Q av if ' .E M KLM 1 ,.-- MQ.- jw f2,w'g,, ' ff N f Q- K ' ,ff'??'fii'. ' 'ff I ' , 4 ,V W QR Sf , ,gig ,A- x i X Varsity Front Roux' David Wittmeyer, David Puntillo, Abraham Valentine Dibicki, Ronald Marsh, Mr. Andolino, Harold Mohamad, David Leone, Robert Jeswald, Larry Gieger, Keith, Tom Marx, Steven Hussey, Sam Markello, Joseph john Abramo, Clarence Mitchell, Robert Andolina. Teijeria. 5 Second Rona' Fred Miller, William Roth, Ralph Gruppo, Junior Varsity From Rauf: Paul Gartley, Vincent Lindow, john Pozdyn. Frances Gorn, Kenneth Cross, William O'Hara, Robert Second Row: Donald Clark, Ronald Warnes, Richard Payne, Paul Brzezinski, Mr. johengen. Goodard, Robert Dean, Glen Simmons. Third Roux' 53 , KN - 1 fix in - , ' H 1, is I h A' Jjr 775 1 1 5 L 5' 4 NWA A .gs 3 Tw-1 I 'W K, I rs j 2' 1 I IN MEMORIAM DR. RICHARD THORNBURY C1900-19595 The Hippocratic Oath was not just words to be uttered for the moment when the title of Doctor of Medicine was bestowed on Dr. Richard Thornbury in 1924. This oath to heal was his guiding light. Through administrating to physical infirrnities, Dr. Thornbury also became counselor and friend. His passing has left a deep void which cannot easily be filled. The pupils of North Collins Central School loved and respected Dr. Thornbury, who was appointed school physician July 1, 1936. Because of the high esteem held for him, we, the staff of the Reverie feel it fitting and proper to give tribute to Dr. Thornbury in this, the yearbook of 1959. QNX NW NY XS T02 W FU V' f' f7'7 '77 11,1 .A V, 0 , c 1fl finaly 903 ll in wx.ms.xxmNtXx:' 54 7 1 lmvhu, fa E f I Jul G FI!!! '? X tv X a .. gvarfz' Ai X! N I J Ka X ,avfhg W NX Xp -. .1 ZX x xii 1 XX 'll , - may XX 8 5 , js Q 15 5 N . X ' 5 X f NN, ,Q if Q Ji Q .V N-v . , 1.1 ,, ig? I x, pf' , , fi I Nl 21 - , - 1 ' '--9+ ' ' 4- .f:.f-3 42 af J'-H:52'iQf...' a ' f-a a 141-4 - ,.fA2-.If : ' ' V - Y: ,t , .. af' ,. -fi Mr' 'F- Schola Cantatae Senio Frou! Roux' Barhara Tower, Susan Hurtl, john Orton, Peter Antlolina, Rolmert Ilannontl, Dave Wzlgner, john Alessi, Tom Marx, john Vera. Sermlrl Roux' janet Stevens, Douglas Morgano, Larry Breginglki, John Aluratno, Sally Ann ffastiglia, Mary Ann Castiglia, Louise Klastiglia, Lynda Dole, james Compisi, Tom Orton, Third Rota! Susan Lictz, Micheal U'Boyle, Micheal Mullay, 1' Band Joseph Alessi, Susan Walker, Peter Compisi, Pat -leswaltl, Roseali Leone, Karen Sprichman, Louis LiVicche, Her- man George. Fourth Roux' Ken Leslie, Geno Tararella, Lee Ehuank, john George, John George, Douglas Letz, Sam Markello, Wzxyne Brock, Robert Burnsitle, Mr. Grahling. Junior Band Fran! Razr: Micheal Regan, Ftlwanl Renaltlo, Fugene Gugcr, Autone Cerne, Kenneth Leslie, Lucinda LeVesque, Louis LiVccche, Arfton Bettinger, Richartl Meyers. Sec- nml Roux' john Prime, Paul Marx, Rosalee Leone, Gino Tararcllo, Wilfertl Feltz, Herman George, Donna Wil- son, Charles Richarll, Roger Brock, Mr. Grahling, Third 56 Roux' Susan Lietz, Micheal Mullay, Marilyn Tubero, James Noecker, Claudia Forster, Sharon Wilson, Sharon Sielter, Colleen Spriechman, Karen Stevens, janet Hal- comb. Fourth Roux' james Gugino, J. Alessi, Pat Bren- ner, Sisgfrietl Bleher, joe Santa Maria, Don Buel, Michael O'Boyle, Sandra Leone, john Compise, Charles Privitera. Senior Firrt Roux' Mr. Van Dette, Louise Kindred, Pat Puntillo, Marilyn Lawton, Virginia Mallaber, Nancy Lawton, Valerie Faggino, Sharon Evoy, Janet Stevens, Barbara Tower, Pat Berment, Miss Potter. Second Roux' David Rilman, Susanne Taylor, Colleen Seitler, Cheryl Lemley, Carol Ann Geiger, Sharon Lawton, Cheryl Fischer, Luann Schreiner, Linda Silagyi, Michael Hussey Third Roux' Chorus Mary Jane Vacco, Mary Ann Castiglia, Judy Tower, Dar- lene O'Hara, Pat McCormack, Ollie Payton, Judy Wfhaley. Phyllis Rynkiewicz, Claudia Forster, Ruth Aderman, Tom Gruppo. Folzrfh Roux' Gloria Darling, Lorraine Kamin- ski, Pat O'Boyle, Sam Markello, Ralph Gruppo, Secre- mryf David Wagner, Pre.viderll,' Paul Munson, Douglas Akins, Kathy Wood, Wendy Ormsby, Bonnie Fischer. Elementary Chorus First Roux' Joanne Alessi, Ann Puntillo, Carol Smith, Lloyd Quiter, David Hathaway, Pat Brenner, Sally Cerne, Cynthia Pollurro, Mr. Van Dette. Second Roux' Terry DeGuc, Siegfried Bleher, Dana Dactor, Clifton Bettinger, Timothy Mumford, Phyllis Seitler, Donald Buel, Margaret Hussey, Robert Sherman. Third Roux' Diane Lieth, Kathy Fricano, Anita Old s, Anthony Pridgeon, Diane Demmon, Barbara -Awald, Lucinda La Vesque, Eugene Geiger, Janice Kielar. Abrenl: Michele Lieth, Karen Valone, Fred Eubank, David Catalano, Hawey Osterstuclc, Eileen Frisbie, Janice Mc- Mahon, Roni Lee Willet, Dennis O'Hara. 57 Organ Students .S'!w1rfi11,Q.' Barbara Tower, Sharon Botko, Antonia Koch, Wently Ormsby, Mr. Lewcn, Judy Tower Carol l.q1wron, Susan Dnlc, Marcin Loiacono, Sea!c'ff.' Paul Munson, Sharon Evoy, Noreen Schmitz Der Musik Meister? Ya! Das iss ein Musik Meister 58 Yearbook Staff Front Roux' Patricia Dillingham, john Alessi, Wendy Ormsby, Marcia Winter, Ralph Gruppo. Second Razr: John Vara, Judy Tower, Sally Ann Castiglia, Susan Hurd, John George, Robert Hammond. Third Roux' Marilyn Lawton, Cathy Morgano, Antonette Loretto, Roseanne Bucco, Mary jane Vocco, Mrs. Olsen, Mary jean Nicosia, Judy Feltz, Carol Lawton, Linda Dole, Sharon Balsz. Fourth Row: Olivia Williams, Sandra Fricano, Peter Castiglia, Paul Brzezenski, David Wagne, Diane Ognebene, Veronica Briggs, june Munson, Jean Azeez, Ollie Payton, Anita Herman. Student Council Slanding: Wendy Ormsbey, Peter Andolino, Angela DiBlase, Janes Orton, Lynn Cerne. Paul Garthley, Rich- ard Goodard. Miss Twist, Mr. johengen. Seated: Mary Ellen Schmitz, Diane Ognebene, Robert Hammond, Samuel Markello. Science Club Back Roux' Peter Castiglia, Ollie Payton, Susan Hurd, tuck, Lloyd Minnekime, Michael Milius, Carmen Kathy Koch, David Leone, Douglas Leitz, Mr. Guayasa- Cimciato. Sealed: David Wagner, Ralph Gruppfb, ,lOhf'l min, William 0'Hara, David Wittmeyer, Robert Wan- Alessi, Rose Ann Viggiano, Noreen Schmitz, Susan Hurd Green 84 Gold From Rona' Mary -lane Vacco, Judy Deltz, Carol Lawton, Sharon Botko, Patricia Dillingham, Catherine Bucco, Anita Herman, Marilyn Lawton. Second Roux' Peter Castiglia, Patricia Giesler, Barbara Bakston, Boseann Bucco, Roscann Viggiano, Marcia Loiancono, Mary Ellen Schmitz, Mary Ann Nicosia. Third Roux' Lynn Cerne, Elaine Fricano, Katherine Hunter, Judy Whaley, Larry Geiger, David Wagner, Diane Ognibene, Olivia Will- iams, Margaret Thill, Ruth Aderman. Fourfla Roux' john George, Wendy Ormsby, Claudia Decker, Lorraine Kaminski, Kathy Denea, Carole Glow, Patricia Schmitz, Nancy Geiger. Fifth Roux' Ralph Gruppo, Robert Jes- wald, Madeline Conti, Marcia Winter, Diane Glow, Diane Luther, Mrs. Koubek. Youth Recreation From Razr: Marilyn Lawton, Antonette Loretto, Sharon McKenna, Mary Jane Nicosia, Louise Sastiglia, John George. Second Roux' Mary Jane Vocco, Susan Hurd, Ralph Gruppo. Third Roux' Barbara Briggs, Sandra Gallaway, Sharon Heavern, Joanne Putnam, Kathy Heavern, Linda Simmons, Sally Ann Castiglia.Fourtl1 Roux' Rosella Valone, Anita Herman, Susan Warnes, Diane Ognebene, Wendy Ormsby, Robert Hammond, William Roth, Donald Clark, Peter Castiglia.AbJe11t.' Mr. Anclolino. Junior Red Cross From Roux' Patricia Geiger, Diane Ognibene, Rosella Valone, Ralph Groppo, David Wagner, Louise Castig- lia, Licillo Renaldo, Pauline Renaldo, Jeanette O'Boyle. Second Row: Sharon McKenna, Mary Ann Castiglia, Carol Lawton, Margaret Koch, Sharon Evoy, Sally Ann Castiglia, Mrs. Castiglia, Susan Mallaber, Diane Wehling, Sharon Wilson, Mary LiVicche, Marie Decarlo, Barbara Bacantck. Third Row: Mary Ellen Schmitz, Joanne Putman, Francis Parialino, Kathy Deneu, Noreen Schmitz, Peter Castiglia, Ollie Payton, Katherine Koch, Susan Hurd, Eula Mae Simmons, Patricia O'Boyle, Beverly Briggs, John Abramo, John George. Shop Council Fin: Roux' Antone Cerne, Dennis Wilgen, Ken- neth Charles, Pat Jeswald, Louise LiVeeche. Second Roux' David Renaldo, Mr. Schutrum, David Puntillo, Mary Ellen Schmitz, James Compisi, Anthony Mecca, Robert Andolina. U11 the Ladder: Donald Rizzo, Fred Miller, Peter Loretto, Nelson Winter, Paul Brzeinski. l l l l 4 4 i Library Club Seafcd: Susan Warnes, Claudia Decker, Olivia Williams, Simmons, Kathy Wood, Carysle Tripi, Kathy Adams Margaret Thill, Patricia Schmitt, Nancy Gieger, Mary William Roth, Mrs. Weller, ,lean Azeez, Agnes Smith Ellen Schmitz, Pat Dillingham, ,loan Xwebb, B0r1r1iC Carole Glow, Marcia Winter, Mary jane Padalino, Mad Cerne, Sylvia IaFave, Janice Burke. Stf1r1ding: Doris aline Conti. 62 Honor Society Seated: Judy Tower, Wendy Ormsby, Susam Hurd, Margrer Thill. Slanding: Sam Markello, Robert Burnside, Miss Korrhals, Mr. Schutrum, Ralph Gruppo, Larry Ge-igar. Mining: Sally Ann Castiglia. 63 Some Activities Of Class '58 Class Day '58 7' ' i i , , N.. N , 'ff , Q ' ' 'v1'f - I '-ll-um... ,gs 1-1-1 'AM fm. .e Q - 1 S- 'ii' Tfz A 1 ' -it IA g Q-A32 J!!! gf, : ? ,J 747 1 4. Advertisements The New Look 3 .. THESE ARE PEOPLE WHO HAVE MADE THIS YEARBOOK POSSIBLE. It is to them that we owe our patronage because they have proved their faith in themselves, their community and its future citizens through their generosity. The donations vary from two or more pages to less than W page. The stars will indicate the approximate amount given. Four rtarr-2 or more pager, 3 starr-one page, 2 starr - M page and 1 .rtar- remaining donors. ALESSI, JAMES North Collins, New York ALESSI, JOSEPH ' North Collins, New York ALVAREZ, REV. FATHER JOHN ' GOWANDA SPORT SHOP Gowanda, New York GRAHAM'S SHOE STORE North Collins, New York GREEN LANTERN GIFT SHOP ' North Collins, New York BANK OF NORTH COLLINS ' ' North Collins, New York BANTLE, MR. PAUL North Collins, New York BELLANCA, DR. at MRS. J. L. ' Gowanda, New York BOLTON, MRS. 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