North High School - Torch Yearbook (Syracuse, NY)

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BARBARA I-'ANDRICH Barb May 5, 1936 Golden hair like sunlight streaming The quotation above fits the de- scription of our class blonde. Barb has listed bowling, Vice-pres. of Aelioian, G.S.L., Red Cross, Sopho- more Choir, and accompanist for the Senior Choir as her extra-curricular activities. S.U. or Cornell University will claim this fair beauty in the field of Home Economics. IEANgFARRAR Ie e M 5, 1934 onvelwjgn makes one what he is 5 Btyides le g Ia veryd letic Iii? at No , an will al y be yrnemb red f 'he ent f ak- ing rybodyf ou her feel h top f the worlgi her sport ie -vblleybcll. ha amen, nbcll, rangers, and bowlin haye een her main games. She rticipated in Ceroean and .S. .,' The Tele- phone Company ' claim our bundle of joy and w tch out be- cause she's a fast ope tor!!! IOANNE FAZIO lo October 27, 1935 Every way makes my gain This energetic senior divides her time between volleyball, softball. swimming, bowling, badminton, ran- gers, Dramatic Club, Sophomore and Senior Choir, servus ball, Chairman of the Senior Picnic, and Sports An- nouncer. For loanne's future she writes I'll never tell. ANTOINETTE FINOCCHIO Annette August 31, 1934 Patience is sorrow's salve Here's a girl who will do well in the business world. Annette claims she likes to dance. sing. ice skate, roller skate, and best of all, going to Ian's house. She is planning to settle down after working for a while. LEONARD FLESHER Fletch August 3, 1935 Tum over a new leaf Fletch, a comparatively new student to North, can always be found chatting with the kids in the hall. He has not found enough time to participate in any activities, but has found some time outside of school for sports. Leonard will at- tend some college and then go into Retail Business Management. i V L fltliill Seniors uf Euan lass !'Q'1f,Av if ff :tffMDA MA F JJ f, ' ggie ber 3 1935 J' to resolve, a d patient to . perfor u Athletics have tt? p ' ood deal of Froggie's t' t North. Ida Mae has been active par- ing, b n, servus ball. and softba . Sports. however. aren't her y interest. She also managed to be a member of G.S.L., 4F Club, Dramatic Club, North Wind, and Sophomore and Senior Choirs. We know she will be a successful sec- retary. Good Luck! ticipmtr all, rangers, bowl- IANICE FREY Ian February 10, 1935 This is the thing I was born to do To enter the business world and become a successful business woman is Ian's ambition. Al- though Ianice has kept many of her activities a secret to us, we've found out that she is active in art work. We, of the yearbook staff, wish Ianice loads of luck in the future. CATHERINE FROIO Kitty Iune 13, 1934 Youth is full of pleasure What number please? These very familiar words will be spoken by Kitty after graduation. Most of her time has been taken up with dancing, swimming, driving, and watching TV. After becoming a telephone operator, she will put in her order for marriage. GLORIA GARDEN Gloria May 12, 1935 The very flower of youth A quiet and studious miss is Gloria. If you need an answer. just ask her. She has been active with the Science Club, Italian Club, Sen- ior Choir. Ceroean, Dramatic Club. and the newspaper staff. She will enter college in the fall. ROBERT GASS Smiling lack Ianuary 16, 1936 An honest man's the noblest work of God In the early morning Bob can be found in the auditorium, usually still asleep, playing the trombone in Z flat. He's proved to be very valuable to Mr. Grier. Besides the band, Hi-Y. Pi Omicron. bowling, and volleyball have been a part of Bob's extra-curricular activities. When Bob goes to college. he plans to get himself a Rolls-Royce. Happy rolling, Bob!!

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RITA CIVILETTA A Civi April ll. 1935 It's good to be merry and wise An ardent tan of the Nationals, Rita has 'kept her eye on just one certain player by the name of Dolph Schayes. Civi has been a mem- ber of the volleyball, softball, bad- minton, servus ball, and rangers teams. She has also participated in the Senior and Sophomore Choir. She aspires to become a secretary in the very near future. MARIANNE I. CONTE Mare September 21, 1936 The variety of all things forms a pleasure Here's a girl who was born with more energy than most cf us will ever have. Mare has to have a lot of energy to keep her qoinq in softball, volleyball, swimming, bad- minton, and rangers. Being as quiet as she is. it is sometimes hard to tel' she's around. Comptometer School will be Marianne's destination. CORINNE CORNELL Corky October 16, 1935 Second thoughts are ever wiser Newspaper, Ceroean, Dramatic Club, swimming, badminton take up most of Corky's time. The remain- ing time is taken up by Pat. Be- ing a Lab Technician, and being with Pat are the first things of the future that Corinne will fulfill. NANCY CORNELL Nan April 27, 1935 Ah, but I think better than f say This little bundle of delicrht branched out into many of North's activities. Among these are Cercean. treasurer of Dramatic Club, and the North Wind staff. For her future plans. working in an office and making money do not seem to be too exact, but her later plans with Shelly are down pat. ROBERT COUGHLIN Bob September 24, l935 Truth is the highest thing that man may keep Bob, our shy student, has kept his activities a secret, but has revealed his hobbies are: swimming, fishing, and hunting. Cl-Iunting what is not knownj?? Bcb plans to study his favorite and beloved chemistry up on the hill come fall. Good luck, Bob. bzniurs uf Blunt lass DUCA CUTRI Moose lr. February l, 1935 He stands erect: his sfouch becomes a wa1k Moose Ir. has his future all planned. He wants to spend at least four years in the Marines or Para- troops. He has not participated in any after school activities, but he likes to play basketball. We know that North will be proud of their representative in the Armed Forces. IOSEPH DE CICCO Lucky Ianuary 9, 1935 l hope I shall have leisure to - make good When 'Lucky is not with I.M., he can be found bowling and play- ing'volleyball. Ioe likes to play in sports after school. His future plans include 'a hitch with the Army and then marrying into money. CNice work if you can do it.D IOAN DE MASCOLI Ioanie Iune 23, 1935 Ah, why should life all labor be? Riding with Louie and having little spats are Ioan's hobbies. Be- sides hanging around with the girls. Ioanie has participated in G.S.L.. Ceroean, and the Commencement Committee. Her plans include going to Comptometer School and getting married to Louie. Best of luck, Ioan. MARY ANN DE PIETRO Mor October 10. 1935 She makest us merry: she is full of pleasure Ceroean, swimming, bowlinq, and talking to Dizzy on the telephone have taken up most of Mar's time. She also enjoys wearing out Fran's new records. Her future is undecided, but we know that what- ever field she enters, she will be successful. COSMO D'EREDITA Satch October 26, 1934 Dreamer of Dreams Satch, our male half of the class couple, will next be seen on the Syracuse University Campus. He plans to study Business Admin- ist ation. Most of his time is spent with Ruth. He still finds time to enjoy his hobbies of hunting, fish- ing, and sleeping. We know he will be a success in his future plans.

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BARBARA DE SIATO Dizzy September 12, 1935 Many smalls make a great When Dizzy's not with Fran and the gang, you can find her partici- pating in Ceroean, G.S.L., and bowl- ing. On a rainy night you can usually find her listening to the Sandman Serenade. another of her favorite pastimes. The business world will be lucky when it claims Barbara. N CONSTAN E DE STE O goihie ,W , Iune AY935 5 ,f,- Mer as e day is 1ong 'LCE-A-M H TEAM. These have been the rds op C nnie. We were not surprisecldxto ' d out that she ms voted thd most popular girl in 'nffh' class. She has brought' lot ot spirit and fun into all of our games. Connie has claimed Senior Choir, Aelioian. bowling, head cheerleader, and asst. treasurer of the senior class. C.C.B.l. will claim this young miss. ANITA Dl BELLO Ni February 3, 1936 A merry heart goes all the clay Dancing, tennis, and riding are Ni's favorite pastimes, but she has found time to participate in the Dramatic Club. Anita can always be iound having a good laugh with the gang. C.C.B.I. is this young lady's destination in Iune. MARY DI BELLO Mar March 21, 1934 True wit is eve as 'ng, e the s Mar. wit. a ver gi ar nd these esides kee 'ng everybody ha py, she clai h activities as: Ceroean, G.S.l.., If , Sen- ior Choir, baseb l, l a , Dra- matic Club, and Vari ty S Com- mittee. Her plans for ture to go to Ho come a famous movie s ar. CWe know the walk will do her goodj. IAMES DI DOMENICO Suke October 4, 1935 The man has hidden talents When Suke isn't bowling or playing volleyball, you can find him sleeping. Iimmy is a real quiet lad. and is well liked by fellow students. Morrisville will claim hin' after graduation. Seniors of Slime lass LOIS DILLABOUGH Lo luly 24. 1935 One enemy is too much A very nice girl to know is Lo. She is always willing to help when you need it most. Aelioian, volley- ball, badminton, softball, rangers, swimming, and servus ball have kept her quite busy. Lo's main hobby is to stay with the girls after school for sports. The business world is her destination. CARMELLA DI MAURO Millie August 30, 1935 Patience is a remedy for every sorrow Even though Ioarme Cusick and Celia Paladine take up most of Millie's time. she still finds plenty of time for the Y-Teens, dancing, and singing. Millie has her future pretty well planned. Her next three steps will be stenography, marriage, and three children. PHYLLIS DON VITO Phyll September 17, 1935 As good as a play Phyll has found fun partici- pating in Ceroean Society, G.S.L.. and the Variety Show Committee. Among her hobbies are dancing. talking, snapping gum, and dieting. We hope that her future plans will come true: being a secretary to a handsome. six foot. unattached blonde. Happy hunting. DAVID EGGERT Dave September 29, 1934 Newer ways are ours Being a member of Pi Omicron for three terms and president for one term has had David busy. He is a very good driver and always seems to find the best spct to park his car in front of the school. The College of Engineering at S.U. will be his next stop until Uncle Sam makes difiererrt plans for him. ANN EWALD Annie February 12, 1935 A little bait often catches a large fish. A real sleepy-time gal is Ann. She just hates to get up in the morning, but is a very spry qirl when she gets started. Ann plans to enter Comptometer School after graduation. She intends to get a good job and make a lot of money.