North High School - Torch Yearbook (Syracuse, NY)

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last will anh Testament CONTINUED Constance Paris, leave my shorthand book to any 4-1 girl who has a short hand. Lorraine Parise, leave my ability to play Iosephine Paris in the Valient to any ambitious dramatic student. Michael Pauls, leave my ability to play the outfield to some ambitious rookie. Carmen Perrotti, leave to Frank lazzio my Big Bct in baseball. Antoinette Picciotti, being constantly shortchanged by the school cafeteria, have nothing left to leave. Barbara Piccotto, leave my ability to lose and find my locker keys to some forgetful student. Andrew Pompo, leave my weeny appetite and ability to be the last one out of the cafeteria to Ed Cerimelli. Ioseph Porcaro, leave locker 351 with my girl Marilyn's picture in it. Norma Pullano, leave all my happy memories to some lucky 2-1 who can enjoy them as much as I have. Concetta Purchio, leave to my pal Angie Bosco, my disabled locker. William Quinn, leave it all-thank goodness. Minnie Rao, leave my ability to change my schedule to some enthusiastic forger. Norbert Redell, leave Ronnie Schauer my ability to do Trig. Donna Riley, leave my ability to any person who can match up I.D.M. and L.F. Anna Rispoli, leave to any 2-l the wonderful friendship I've had with Anita Di Bello, Marlene Cam- pione, and Ida Giannini. Tony Rocco, with great honors leave my worn and torn apron and cooking utensils to Tony Nicoletti. Lorraine Rood, leave my enioyable moments spent in 106 to Mary McKee and Ieanette Mudford, Leonora Rufo, leave the Senior Choir robes to someone with a lot of patience. Annette Salamino, leave my bottle of Iergen's lotion to anyone who gets my locker No. 335. William Salomone, leave my noseguard to some lucky football star. Natalie Samar, leave my ability to talk in my classes to Rosemarie Maselli. Io Anne Saya, leave to my brother Leon my ability to be class angel?? lean Schlie. leave the pictures in my locker to the next student who gets it. Charlene Schmid, leave my ability to disagree with Mrs. Haller to anyone who wants it. Anthony Scicchitano, leave my ability to be the last one to hand in a writeup for the yearbook. Elizabeth Sicari, leave the job of writing a story for the North Wind and then trying to recognize it in the edition when the paper comes out. Raymond Sindone, leave locker No. 407 to any 2-1. Iames Smith, leave!!! Mary Sorbello, leave my ability of walking around the halls 6th period to some lucky 2-1 who will work in the office next term. Humbert Spoto, leave my ability to get out of school in four years to Chuck Sibble. Anthony Stimson, leave to Leon Saya the good mark I had in Physics. Ciro Tantillo, leave my linebacking ability to Sonny Simele for next fall's football team. Iohn Testone, leave my ability to some new 2-1 to get along with the one and only Mr. Bush. Sam Tucci, leave my friends and teachers in peace. Daniel Tursi, leave Iean in care of her best girl friend, Dolores. Iosephine Verone, leave my ability to sneak out of gym class to some lucky 4-2. Janet West, leave my place in the art room to some future lover of art. Bruce Wright, respectfully leave my curly locks to Mr. La Pierre. Antoinette Zalla, leave my typewriter in 223 to anyone who can get some typing out of it, Norma Zoccali, leave my backaches from cheerleading practice to anyone who can endure them.

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last will anti estament CONTINUED Iames Di Domenico, leave to my brother Pat, the ability to take woodwork for 3 years Lois Dillabough, leave all the fun I had in gym to anyone who loves sports. Carmella Di Mauro, leave to Celia Paladine all the fun I had in my senior year. Nick Di Sano, leave locker number 130 to any 2-1. Phyllis Don Vito, leave Angie Sciarrino my dilapidated typewriter in room 223. David Eggert, leave to some 2-1 my parking place in front of the school. Iames Epolito, leave to any sophomore a stack of good reasons for being tardy. Ann Ewald, leave my troubles from North completely in the past. Earbara Fandrich, leave to some lucky 2-l the ability I had to hook the nicest boy in the 1951 senior c ass. lean Farrar, leave to my pal, Ieanne Desimone, my black and blues from gym. Ioanne Fazio, leave my wonderful memories of my senior year to my cousin Mercedes Baranello, and the worries of the senior picnic to another poor soul. Antoinette Finocchio, leave to my sister, Connie, the ability I had to sit idle in study hall. Leonard Flesher, leave the telephone in the office to any future student to use. Ida Mae Fragola, leave to Aggie D'A1essio my floor burned knees and my sore muscles from double gym. CI know she will love them!??j Ianice Frey, leave my art ability to someone who likes to draw on desks. Catherine Froio, finally leave!!! Patsy Galtieri, leave to my new born nephew my ability to get along with teachers. Gloria Garden, leave my ability to understand chemistry to someone who can. Robert L. Gass, do will and bequeath to Mr. Grier my new found key of Z flat. Ida Giannini, leave the ability I had to be quiet in my classes to Lucille Michaels. Grace Marie Gigante, leave my ability and courage to locker with the same pal for three years. Louis Gori, leave my ability to get to school one minute to nine every day to some lucky 2-1 and get away with it. Iohn Grosso, leave Cwith Bob Gass' permissionD our song to any trombone and clarinet with nerve or talent enough to play it. Denise Gurzny, leave my ability to get into the homeroom by 9:00 to some sleepyhead like myself. Maureen Gurzny, leave my ability to sit through two periods of shorthand without absorbing any- thing to another smart kid. Marilyn Gwynn, leave the corner next to room lll by the stairs to any future couples who can make up better where it's warm. Florence Hart, leave my old flames at North to Ioan Schmidt. Mary Louise Hill, leave a broken charcoal and a tired Miss Conley to anyone with more talent than I had. Andrew Ianniello, leave to Eddie Cerimelli my ability to make up stories in the office. Palma Indivero, leave!!! Henry Intaglietta. leave to the 2-1's my ability to talk my way through English for three years. Michael Izzo, leave my ability to get to school cne minute to nine every day and not be late to Mary Torch. Frances Ieffers, leave all my size 42 shoes that I no longer like to anyone that can wear them.

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NAME Ruggero Aitala Iosephine Alibrandi Patricia Azzoto Frances Barilla Anne Battagiina Ieanette Betts lfcsemarie Bocola Barbara Boshart Kenneth Bowering Helen Budjac Cecelia Busco Fanny Calogero Katherine Cambareri Marlene Campione Shirley Campione Bettylane Campitello Rose Mary Canestrare Daniel Carfagno Mary Castrilli Charlotte Christoffel Rita Civiletta Marianne Conte Corinne Cornell Nancy Cornell Robert Coughlin Duca Cutri Ioseph DeCiccio Ioan DeMasco1i MaryAnne DePietro Cosmo D'Eridita Barbara DeSiato Constance Destefano Anita DiBello Mary DiBello Iames DiDomenico Lois Dillabough Carmella DiMauro Nicholas DiSano Phyllis DonVito David Eggert likes anh islikes LIKES Friendly teachers and students Boys wearing black pants Having Ioe home I etters from M.G. Going out Being with B.H. Eating 5 Sleeping Dragnet Art, some gals Bowling Iulius LaRosa Watching the Nats Listening to Frankie Laine Men Blonds with blue eyes Coffee at Gen's Getting letters from FLM. To sleep Sleeping Telephone and television Roller skating Gum P.A. and dancing A certain brunette and S.P. Sleeping on school days Basketball and pool l.M. Going out, sleeping, driving with L.F. Psrdsr Being with Ruth Being with the crowd, and going out Boys with black wavy hair To get my own way M.R.P.'s witty remarks Eating and sleeping Ida's sunny smile Being with I.F. Eating and sleeping Tall, blond men with blue eyes Peggy and Science DISLIKES School and waste of time Men Ioe being away Waiting for them Staying home Not being with him Waiting for Mary Super Circus Hc-mework Bigwheels His girl friend Nail biters Conceited people Boys Being called Mar by mistake Playing tennis with 8 on a court Having to wait for them To wake up HC mework Gym Falling on them Anybody who doesn't like it Night school The little one Getting up on school days Nothing All others and work Getting up Being without money Being without Ruth Staying home on Friday and Saturday nights Brushcuts When I don't Senior dues and work Getting up in the moming Study halls Conceited boys Getting up Army men, black hair Giggly girls PET SAYING Better suffer for truth than prosper by falsehood Is she living All sorts of people Oh but you gotta go Nice Rea1ly I et's not get sickening Kill it before it gets away This kid's gotta go Today I'm reforming Mix it up If you give me time l'll produce an answer No kidding rl Whata ya want from me Honestly, Gwendolin This is it Please hurry, Mary Yeah, how nice Are you for real Oh gosh! Oh Gee! For gosh sakes You think it's a joke 1: u Probably then lust a trifle Don't bet on it There is no right way to do a wrong thing Get off my back, will yal' There must be an easier way to make a 1iving Yeah Wadda ya mean You think it's a joke ll oh Fudge Oh Hon Here you, be careful We're going to miss you around here All rightee Oh boy! One of these days Get off my back, will you Oh fa If a thing is good enough to do at all it is good enough to do well