North Syracuse High School - Northmen Yearbook (North Syracuse, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 160 of the 1954 volume:

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CAROL WEBSTER LOUIS PISTOLESE KENDALL MQCKENZIE EUSTACE RAULLI 1 V-Q -, .,. n t if t E l GLEN ROBERTSON As we now walk these high school halls this eventful senior year, Now and then our thoughts turn back and once again lhey're near. We miss their smiles and laughter gay, their faces, and company, too, But we will travel along life's way with memories of these two. They always were our very best friends and we want them ta know, That we will always think of them where'er, on earth, we go. MEMORIAM ERNEST SAMUELS DEDICATION 5 l 1 1 1 l 5 E E 4 l l l i l 4 i l 1 1 JANE PARK 4 We, the members of the class of 1954, will always look back with pride on our first foreign exchange student, Miss Jane Park. i J Jane, with her wit, intelligence, and English accent, has made our school life q far from ordinary. Her interesting talks on schools and life in New Zealand have broadened our points of view and made us appreciative of schools in foreign countries. J We salute you and wish you every success in your chosen field. We sincerely hope that your year in North Syracuse has been one of the happiest experiences , in your life. Your senior friends and classmates dedicate this yearbook to you . . . , Jane Park. 3 , , 4' 4 Qi! -pf ,.x,,. , ..-. ,V A H ' ulnnnur- 'lid s'-M 'r sq THE ORTHME STAFF f ,sz 1 , my--Q s up e 1, fiv- ,f x 'iv' 35 Seated: C. Webstenpublicity editorg B, Belonger, literary editorg D. McCarthy, editor-in-chietg E. Bollen- bacher, art and layoutg C. Santamaria, business manager. Standing: Mr. Lehigh, Mr. Pistolese, Mr. Antes, Mr. lvers, advisors. ACKNOWLEDGME To you Mr. Pistolese, our yearbook advisor, and Mr. MacKenzie, and Mr, Goessling, our senior advisors, we wish to ofler our deepest and sincerest thanks for your untiring efforts rendered in preparing our yearbook. Your contributions have aided us immensely in this task. We hope this yearbook will bring back all the fond memories which we accumulated during our years at North Syracuse. We have enioyed these past four years and the hours we have spent with our teachers have been fun filled and eventful. We also wish to thank Miss Sleeth, Mrs. Starr, Mr. Raulli and Mr. Van Ditto for helping us with this yearbook. Richard McCarthy Richard Brown Editor-in-Chief Senior Class President 4 ,...-.- TABLE OF CONTENTS Northmen Staff Acknowledgement Administration Board of Education Parent Teacher Student Association . Secretaries ., S Faculty Seniors S , S . Last Will and Testament Senior Baby Pictures Class History Class Favorites Juniors Sophomores Freshmen A.M. Freshmen P.M. Eighth Grade Seventh Grade Morning Session Activities S Afternoon Session Activities Sports Adult Classes Teachers Farewells Boosters . Key to Senior Baby. Pictures . 5 l H ADMINISTRATIO MR, PAUL WAGNER As vice-principal ot our school, Mr. Wagner super- vises the afternoon session. His patience and wisdom in handling problems ol adolescents are deserving ot sincere praise. Although he has had to work under the ditticulties of double sessions, Mr. Wagner has maintained the high standards of achievement which have gained N.S.C.S. recognition in scholastic stand- ings. To you, Mr. Wagner, we render our sincere thanks for the efforts you have continually put forth for the betterment of the school system. MR. CLARENCE ROBBINS As principal of our school, Mr. Robbins portrays a vital roll in the supervision of the students, directing their program of study and activity. His years of counseling boys and girls of all ages have rendered him the understanding of youth that comes only with experience. His quality of understanding human nature combined with his friendly manner, label Mr. Robbins as an outstanding principal. We are grateful, Mr. Robbins, for a iob well done. lt is guidance such as your that enables us to take our place in the world as responsible citizens. principals of the district. education. MR. EARL ASSELSTINE Mr. Asselstine has been a pioneer in the development and organiza- tion of the North Syracuse School system. During his thirty-three years of service he has done a great deal to improve educational facilities. His wisdom and forsight keep us abreast of the modern trends in education. Recently, Mr. Asselstine was the recipient of a citation for thirty-two years service as District Superintendent. This certainly is fitting recogni- tion for a man who has contributed so much to our school system. To you, Mr. Asselstine, the class of 54 renders a sincere note of gratitude. Department. senior class of 1954. 7 DR. MAURICE HAMMOND As district principal of the North Syracuse Central Schools, Dr. Maurice Hammond has been a very important factor in the success of our ever expanding school system. His effective leadership and adminis- trative ability have bcen a source of inspiration to both the faculty and As a result of his resourcetulness and constant search for new ideas, North Syracuse Schools are gaining wide recognition in the field of North Syracuse is fortunate indeed in having such an ambitious man connected with their school. MR. FREDERICK LUCHSINGER Our school business manager, Mr. Luchsinger, has a many fold duty. He acts in the capacity of co-ordination of services related to budget- ing, fiscal planning, accounting, and the preparation of statistical data required by the Board of Education, the public, and the State Education Mr. Luchsinger also serves as president of the New York Association . of School Business Officials and is active in the affairs of the Associa- tion of School Business Officials of United States and Canada. A vote of thanks to a deserving person is hereby delivered by the i BOARD OF EDUCATIO -.....,,,. ' ffi we 1 135432 :Riff ' - wl3,ibifiEE9,'i' '- Seated left to right: Lewis A. Fergerson, District-Treasurer, Harry R. Bailey, President, Fred R. Sears, Vice President, Fred Luchsinger, Business Manager. Standing: Maurice S. Hammond, District Principal, Leo L. Kirsch, Howard Abert, William Colarocco, District Clerk, Duane L. Champion, George H. Young, Fred S. Hodgdon. Absent from picture: Guy E. Cleveland, Merritt C. Conway, George L. Down, Board Attorney. PARE TYFEACHER STUDE T ASSOCIATIO 1-4- Seatedf Mrs. Porubeck, treasurer: Mr. Ivers, president, Mrs. S. S. HOPP, Vice President. Standing: Mr. F. A. DuBois, corresponding secretary: Mrs. M. M. Ouderkirk, membership chairman, Mr. S. W. Maxson, vice president. Absent from picture: Jean Homan, secretaryg Mrs. H. Hickok, hospitality chairman. 8 HIGH SCHOOL SECRETARIES ' tf O From left to right: Mrs, D. Kinslow, Mrs. B. Horton, Miss M. J. Gates, Mrs. M, Smith. BOARD OF EDUCATION SECRETARIES Seated: Mrs. M. Hatch, Mrs. M. Merle. Standing. Mrs. D. Davis, Miss P. Wickert, Mrs. M. Pearre. 9 J 4 1 Q F CULTY MR. JOHN ADAMS Oswego State Teachers College B.S Social Studies 7 MR. JOHN ANTES Syracuse University B.S., M.S. Bookkeeping, Business Arithmetic, Cofoperalive Records MRS. ELAINE BRADLEY MR- JAY BROAD New York State Agriculture and Technical Hunlerf Colvmblo U l'e'5llY B'A-f MA- lnstitute, Canton, N. Y. Dietetics Syracuse University B.S., M.S. Co-ordinator of the Homemaking Department Social Studies 7 59 MR. RALPH BUSKE MR. MICHAEL Oswego State Teachers College B.E., M.A. Syracuse N social studies a Teachem Club: Student Council P.M. Typing' to Business Club: Junior MRS. HAZEL BANDLER BuHalo State Teachers College, Syracuse University Dental Hygiene Rochester Dental Dispensary W, ., .sgxg-1 H , 1, 4 ' I .. W I I V, 'ig , . I, as 5.53 Q Q - ., ..,,. C. if 1, .f - - esac, MR. HARVEY BROCKLEY State University of N. Y, B.S. Art Club: Art MR. WIl.llA-M COVEY Syracuse University B.A., M.S. Physical Education Club: Tumbling P. M. Coach: Football X is ' ,if f 2 if ic Z QW MR. HARRY CRANER MISS DOROTHY DeCICCO Oswego State Teachers College B.S., M.S. Albany State Teachers College B,A., M.A. Driving Education English 7, Language MR, WILLIAM DeLANEY Syracuse University B.A., M.A. English 8 Club: Civil Detense MR. MICHAEL DENUNZIO Syracuse University B.A. Mathematics 8, 9 ' 1 if ny' 1 MISS JEANETTE DUNN Plattsburgh, R.N., B.S. Nurse P. M. Club: Jr. Red Cross MISS NANCY DEVINE MR. FREDERICK DuBOlS Syracuse University B.S., M.S. Homemaking 7, 8 Club: F.H.A. P.M, Syracuse University B.A., M.A. Guidance Counselor Club: Student Council A. M. MR. BRUCE FERGUSON MISS MARY FREDENBERG Syracuse University B.A., M.S, Lemoyne College B.A. Audio Visual, English 8 Syracuse University M.A. Club: Proiection A. M, and P,M. ENQIISIN 7 Il Club: Cheerleading, Jr. High MR. ROBERT GIAMBATTISTA Syracuse University B.A., M.A., M.S. MR. DONALD GILBERT American History, World History General Shop Club: Outing Oswego State Teachers College B.S. MR. JOHN GOESSLING Syracuse University B, Music, M.A. American History, World History, Problems of Democracy Club: Travel Senior Class Advisor 1 MISS EVELYN GOOD MR. ARCHIE HALL Barnard College B.A. Syrocuse University B.S., M.S. Physical Education Physical Education Club: Athletic Association Director of Athletics MRS. GRACE HALL Syracuse University B.A. English 10, ll, 12 MR. FRANK HAVELEN ' MR. ROBERT HOOVER Cornell University B,S, St. Lawrence University B.S., M. Ed. Agriculture 3, Shop 7 Mathematics 7 12 MRS. MILDRED HUGHES University of Wisconsin B.A. Syracuse University M,A. Secretarial Practice, Shorthand I, Il Transcription Club: Scribbler MR. ROIAND IVERS Columbia University M.F.A. Syracuse University B.F.A. Basic Art I, ll, Art 8 Cross Country MR. PHILLIP LEONARD Albany State Teachers College B.A., M.A. Elementary Algebra, Physics, General Science MISS RITA McMAHON Syracuse University B.S., M.S. Homemaking Club: F.H.A, A.M. 'll MISS CAROL KATZUNG MR. ROBERT LalONDE Syracuse University B.A., M.A. Hartwick College B.S. English 9 10 12 New York University M.A. Club: Cheerleading TYPl 9 Club: Baton MR. JOSEPH lAJEWSKl MRS. JANE MANCHESTER Oswego State Teachers College B.S. Elmira College B.A. Syracuse University M.S. Plane Geometry, Intermediate Algebra General Electricity, General Metal, Trigonometry Mechanical Drawing I, ZA, 28, 37 Shop 7 Club: Agronomy Club: Girls' Shop MR. KENDALL MacKENZlE MISS NORINE MEAGHER ' Colgate University B.A. Syracuse University M.S. General Science, Chemistry Guidance Counselor Coach: Hockey, Golf, Football Senior and Yearbook Advisor I3 FY, l 1 l l MRS. MARION MERRIAM Syracuse University B.S., M.S. English 10, 12 Club: Scribbler MR. HUGO PINTI Clarkson College of Technology B.M.E. Syracuse University M.S. Intermediate Algebra, General Science, Chemistry Club: Radio I MRS. ELEANOR RAPACZ Albany State Teachers College B.A., M.A Health, Biology Club: Archery I MRS. BETTY JANE MILLS MRS. NELLIE MOYERS Buttalo State Teachers College B.S. Attendance Supervisor Canisius College M. Ed. Social Studies 9 MR. LOUIS PISTOLESE MISS OLIVE RANSOM Syracuse University B.S., M.S. Hunter College, N. Y. College ot Music Business Law, Shorthand ll, Transcription, Swowse U lve'5l'7 B' ol MMI: Ed Retailing I M. ol Music Ed. Chorus, Glee Club, Voice, Choir, Harmony I, ll Senior Yearbook Club Advisor Club: Music Appreciation of MR. EUSTACE RAULLI MRS. DORIS REDDICK Oswego State Teachers College B.S., M.S. Syracuse University 8.5. Mechanical Drawing, General Shop, School librarian A.M. Genefvl Wood Club: Library A.M. Club: Archery 14 ig, ,in , ,........,,e, --...., , - .4 , .... ,.-...qu MR. GEORGE SCHAERTL Albany State Teachers College B.A., M.A. MISS LOUELLA ROBERTS Elmira State Teachers College B.A. latin l, ll, French l, ll Club: Travel Audio Visual, Mathematics 7, Science 8 Club: Games MRS. HENRIETTA SIMEONE MlSS ESTHER SLEETH College of New Rochelle B.A. Syracuse University 8.5. Syracuse University M.S. in Library English H' 'Z Science librarian P.M. Club: library P.M. MRS. ETHEI. SOURS MR. JOHN SPERTI Wolcott Training Class T.C. Fredonia State Teachers College B.S. Social Studies 8 Syracuse University M.A. Band Club: Conducting 15 MR. PETER SCHOLL St. Lawrence University B.S., M. Ed. Physics, General Science, General Mathematics, Elementary Algebra Club: Radio ll Miss MARGARET sNow - M' Syracuse University B.A. S English 1o,11,12 5 MRS. ELIZABETH STARR Syracuse University B.S., M.S. Homemaking Future Homemakers ol America District Leader MR. RUBEN TUCCI MISS EVELYN TUCKER MR. PETER VanDlTTO Ithaca State Teachers College B.S. Syracuse University M.S. Ithaca State Teachers College B.P.S.M. Boys' Health, Physical Education Cortland Normal junio, Chorus' glee Club Club: Athletic Association PhY5lC0l Edvwtioft Coach: Basketball, Baseball, Football Club: Athletic Association MR. D Cornell Universi Agriculture ONALD WATSON ty 8.5. M.S. Clubs: Stamp Club P.M. Future Farmers of America A.M. MR. JOSEPH WEBER Syracuse University B.A., M.A. World History, American History Club Director SENIORS MR. JOHN WEGERSKI St. Bonaventure University 8.5. Elementary Algebra, Trigonometry, Plane Geometry Club: Sportsmen's Coach: Basketball, Football, Baseball MRS. ELIZABETH WIEBAZHAL MR. CAREY WOOD MR, ROBERT ZIMMERMAN Syracuse University B.A., M.A, Columbia University M.A, Syracuse University B.S., M.S. Spanish I, ll, III Houghton College B.A. Biology, Science 7 Club: Spanish Mathematics 7, 8 Club: Chess I6 Bl.,................B Tec Time . . ask 0 busy mon Wl'1C1f'S YOUI' line? Behind closed doors Well, let me think . . . You may be right, but . . . 17 'ii 18 P- SENIORS QT 1!. CLASS OFFICERS PRESIDENT VICE PRESIDENT RICHARD BROWN RENWICK N. VARONE - Renny Dick is our President, and a fine one, too. Personality plus, you can't forget him, He's done a swell job, all year through. Renny is tops with all who have met him. Travel Club 3, Sportsmen's Club 2, Radio Club 4, Pres. Sportsmen's Club 1, Airplane Club 2, 3, Yearbook 4 Senior Class, Football 2, Tennis 2, 3, 4, Bowling 2, 3, 4 Secretary of Jr. Class, Vice President of Sr. Class. Ambition: Aeronautical engineer. SECRETARY TREASURER BARBARA WILLIAMS Barb - MARY FALASCO - Mare Barb goes well with o wonderful day, Cute and carefree, with a pleasant smile, She's always so cheerful and always so gay. That's Mary Falcasco, all the while. Dramatics 1, Dramatics Club Pres. 3, Gym Exhibition 3, Scribbler Art Editor 1, 2, 3, 4, Treasurer Senior Class. Yearbook 4, Student Council 2, Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, Jr, Ambition: Fashion Illustrator, Prom Court 3, Cheerleader 2, 3, Dramatics Club Con- ference l, Sr. Class Secretary. Ambition: Teacher. -20 LEILA ACKERSON - Lee' Leila is neat and spry, She'll always have a friendly hi. F.H.A, l, 2, 3, 4, Yearbook 4, Softball l, Ambition: High rank in armed service. Bowling -so si ELAINE ALLEN - Elaine Elaine is pretty and very clever, She'll be remembered by her classmates forever. Music Appreciation Club l, Sec. and Treas. of Art Club 2, Scribbler 3, Yearbook 4, Softball 1, 2, Volleyball 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1, Student Council 4, Teen Times Editor. Ambition: To Travel. KENNETH ALLEN - Kenny GARY ALLETZHAUSER - Gare Very few words we hear him say, Always friendly, never frowning, But he's very nice in his quiet way. Gary's the guy who's always clowning. F.F.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, F.F.A. Basketball 4. Sportsmen's Club 1, 2, 3, Yearbook 4, J. V. Baseball l Ambition: Anything connected with dairying. V. Baseball 2, 3, 4, Bowling 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball l Intramurals 'l. Ambition: To be a somebody - in business or baseball RICHARD ALT - Dick DONALD ALT - Don A ie' lcd. l-'DU' full of fvn, Dick is quiet and very shy, qu He makes friends with everyone. Nevertheless, an all right guy. F.F,A. 1, 2, 3, 4, F.F.A. Basketball 4. F.F.A. l, 2, 3, 4, F.F.A. Basketball 4. Ambition: Farmer. Ambition: Farmer. SUZANNE AMES - Sue BETTY ASHMORE -- Betz A girl who's nice, o girl who's fun, ln popularity, Betty rates high, A girl who many a friend has won. For her many a boy will sigh. F.H,A, 1, Girls' Shop Club 2, Jr. Yearbook 3, Yearbook 4 Student Council 2, Student Council Treasurer 3, A.A, 1, Yearbook 4. Ambition: To be married in July. Ambition: Nurse. 22 in if RICHARD BABIEC - Dick FRANCES BARBAGALLO - Frannie Nice and tall, and really a clown, She's fun to talk with and always at ease, He's even cute when he wears a frown. Frannie's a girl who's not hard to please. F.F.A. 1, 2, 3, 4. Girls' Shop Club 1, Pen Pals 2, Scribbler 3, Yearbook 4, F.H.A. 4, Soccer 4, Volleyball 3, 4, Bowling 4, Basketball Ambition: Mechanic. 4, Tennis 4, Softball 4. Ambition: To go to college. saga STANLEY BARNEY - Stan BARBARA BELANGER - Barb Witty, cheerful, and never glum, A nicer girl you couldn't know, He's always ready to help someone. Her personality makes her glow, Proiection Club 1, Stamp Club 2, Scribbler 3, Yearbook Literary Editor Sr. Yearbook 4, Yearbook Assembly 4 4, Yearbook Assembly 4. Student Council 1, Scribbler 2, Secretary Jr. Yearbook 3 ' ' Delegate to Columbia Scholastic Yearbook Conference Ambition: Draftsman or Radio, T.V, technician. 23 i h DONA BELANGER - Donn Dona's admired by all her friends, A helping hand, she always lends. F.H.A. 1, Vocal 2, Girls' Shop Club 3, Music Club 4. Ambition: Sleep days and live nights. DONALD BELL - Don We are sure in the years to come, He will have more than his share of work done. Appreciation Sportsmen's Club 1, Music 3, 4, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1. Ambition: To become an engineer. ROBERT J. BENSON - Benny Nice personality plus blond hair, With traits like these he can o an where f 9 Y - Stomp Club 1, 2, Jr. Yearbook 3, Radio 4, Band 1, 2, 3, Chorus 4, Intramural softball 1. Ambition: Governmental Employment as ci career diplomat. if ik ..., -- af: l -- 2. MARILYN BIELING - More Quiet, pleasant and really swell, These traits couldn't be found in a wishing well. F.H,A. 1, 2, 3, Chorus 2, 3, 4, Travel Club 4, Yearbook Assembly 4, Bowling 1. Ambition: Homemaker. EDMUND O. BOLLENBACHER, JR. - Bally JUDITH BRASCHO - Judy Ed is nice in every way, Full al pep and on the go, He makes a hit every hour of the day. She's the kind of o person you like to know. Track 2, 3, 4, Hockey 4, Sportsmen's Club 2, Jr. Yearbook Tri'Y Treas. 1, Dramatics Club Sec. 2, Student Council 3, 3, Chorus 4, Yearbook Art and Layout Editor. Yearbook 4, J. V. Cheerleader 2, Head J. V. Cheer- Ambition: Naval Electronics Technician. leader 4, All County Band 2, All State 5006 3, 4, JUHFOI' Prom Court, Basketball 1, 2, 3, Volleyball 1, 2, Tennis 2, Bowling 1, 2. Ambition: School Photographer. CHARLES BREH - Chuck DONALD BULLARD - Don N01 like Chvfk, few CCN WY, He's swell to know, and loads ol lun, HWY feel 5U Y OV' U' d'e0'Y d0Y- Two reasons why, Don's liked by everyone. Sportsmen's Club 2, 3, 4, F.F.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Bowling 2. Ambition: School bus driver. 25 1 4 YC C w gra- JANE CALPETER - Janie BEVERLY CAPLES - Bev Jane is quiet and very calm, lt all the girls could smile like she, The kind of gal to depend upon. What a glad school this would be. lr. Red Cross l, library Club 2, 3, 4. Art Club 1, F.H.A. 2, 4, Yearbook 4, Chorus Ambition: To be a secretary. All State Sectional Chorus 4, Tennis l. Ambition: Beautician. l l l EDWARD R. CAPOZZI - Caps SANDRA CASTLE - Sandy Many friends has this versatile athlete, Very cute, most always quiet. He's lots of fun-to know himis Q treat, But when she lets go-there could be o riot. Sportsmen's Club 'l, 3, Travel Club 2, Yearbook 4, J.V. Sfribblef 3, Yearbook 4, V0lleYlJ0ll 3, 4. Baseball 1, 2, Basketball 3, 4, Bowling 1, 2, V. Baseball Ambition: Happy marriage. 3, 4. Ambition: Get out of high school-maybe college. 26 Q, Q IH ' Q I U flfa-f Q 3 s f ff 1, l ,W 1,11 il..-1' U , affix! EDWARD C. CHEVALIER - Ed SHIRLEY CHILTON - ChilIie Success will meet with those who seek, Shirley is little as everyone knows, And with Ed it will surely greet, But short and sweet as the saying goes. Jr. Red Cross Treas. 1, Scribbler 1, 2, 3, Yearbook 4, Girls' Shop Club 1, F.H.A. 2, 4, Pen Pals 3 Chorus 2, 3, 4, Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4, All State Sec- Ambition: Private Secretary. tional Chorus 3, 4, State Vocal Music Contests 3, 4, Scribbler Lit. Ed. 3, Bowling 1, 2. Ambition: To become President of Lincoln National Bank. DWIGHT CHURCHILL -- Ike PRESTON CLARK - Jim We all like him, we think lots ot Dwight, Jim's a boy who's full ot fun, And in his classes, his answers are right. And here at N.S. many lriends he's won. Camera Club 1, 2, Sportsmen's Club 3, Archery 4. F.F.A. 1, 2, 3, 4- 27 .,i k .gdb -J' FLORENCE CLOBRIDGE - Flo Florence has a sweet personality, And she's as considerate as she can be. instrumental Music 'l, F.H.A. 2, 3, 4, Band l, 2, 3, 4, Gym Exhibition 3. Ambition: Comptometer operator. .Bi ROGER CONGDON - Reg Tall, attractive, and full of fun, Roger is liked by everyone. Sportsmen's Club l, 2, 3, 4, Ambition: Engineer. 'Q 'Jim W' HELEN ANN CONBOY - Annie Who's that new girl, cute and neat, Why she's from Auburn and really a treat. Bowling 4, Basketball 4, Yearbook 4, Yearbook Ass 4, Tennis 4. Ambition: Nurse PATRICIA COVILLE - Pat Pat is nice with not much to say, Perhaps it's too bad we can't all be that way. Astronomy Club 1, Outing Club 1, Scribbler 4. Ambition: To be c secretary. embly Simi... CLIFFORD CRADER - Cliff Clifl is quiet as you can see, Bu! he likes fun, as you and me. Sporlsmen's Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Bowling, Baseball. Ambilion: Eleclrical Engineer. EDGAR DeI.lNE - Eddie Here's lo Ed, o real swell guy, For we know he will get by. Radio 4. Ambition: Carpenler. MARGARET CROOK - Peggy Full of lun and full of pep, Peggy, is always hep. Scribbler l, Music Apprecialion 1, Sludent Council 2, Jr. Yearbook 3, Yearbook 4, Chorus l, 2, 3, Choir 4, All Slale Vocal Conlesl 3, Counly Feslival 2, All Slate Seclionals for Choir 4. Ambition: l don'l know-somelhing in music. TERRY DEMBOWSKI - Terry Minding his own business is Terry's way, This is a trail that will someday pay. Sportsmen's Club l, Travel Club 4. Ambition: College. , ,v' .,.-f ' W FRANCES DEMORE - Frannie PAULINE DENNIS - Little Zip She dresses smart in unique style, V Fair of hair and fair of face, And on her face there's always a smile. Paula has charm and modest grace. F.H.A. 1, 2, Scribbler 3, 4, Yearbook 4, Treasurer Jr. Red Cross 1, Scribbler 2, Library 3, Basketba Class. Softball 1, 2. Ambition: Accountant. Ambition: Secretary. WILLIAM DESIMONE 1 Bill DONALD DETJEN - DOH Full of pep and load, of vim, We know a fellow named Don Detjen, In all things he's sure to win. We Ull h0P9 l'e'll 99' ahead- Sports 1, Sportsmen's Club 2, 3, 4, Baseball 2, 3, 4. Art Club 1, CUYYICVO Club 2. 3. TI'0Vel Club 4. Ambition: To be in the Armed Forces. 30 ELAINE DIMON - Kiddo Elaine has always got a smile, She keeps us happy all the while. Camera Club 1, Tri-y l, Student Council 2, 3, 4, Year- book 4, Choir 2, 4, Basketball 1, 2, Softball 2, 3, Volley- ball l, 2. Ambition: To be a success in whatever l do. EDYTHE DONER -- Edie A little shy and sort of small, Edythe, is liked by all. Music Appreciation l, F.H.A. 1, Scribbler 2, Jr. Yearbook 3, Yearbook 4. Ambition: To go to comptometer school. DIANE DIPPOLD - Diane is a girl who's really reet, All of her friends think she's sweet. Di F.H.A. l, Music Appreciation 2, Jr. Yearbook 3 Tray 3, Yearbook 4. Ambition: To be a good driver. RALPH DUDECK Ralph is nice as you can see, That's why he's a friend to both you Camera Club l, Travel Club 2, 3, 4. Ambition: Own a convertable. and me I U V 5 5,7 1. K. 1 f '21- 4 ' ,,,: ' - . g r UI I fx , X -ix N 1, 1,67 Y of Q4 'mo .l W XS' nfl' NV J N ew? Rv ,gill RUTH DYKEMAN - Ruthie ESTHER ELSEY Rather quiet and nicely shy, Although she's quiet, she must be fun, Ruth is a girl you'll never pass by. Because she has a smile for everyone. F.H.A. l, 3, 4, Jr. Yearbook 3, Yearbook 4, F.H.A. V. Student Council 1, 2, 3, Yearbook 4, Chorus 4, Choir, Pres, 2, Basketball 'l, 3, 4, Archery 1, 3, 4, Volleyball 3, 4. Ambition: Work in olTice. N'w.4,y-, ' BURTON ENO - Burt GLADYS ENTROTT - Glad Burr, Q ioker without q doubt, There is no doubt in anyone's mind, We always see him laugh, but never poul. That Gladys is very fine. Camera Club 1, Travel Club 2, 3, 4, Bowling 2, 3, 4, Tri-y l, Girls' Shop Club 2, 3, Yearbook 4, Track 3, 4, Cr055.Cgunyry 4, Ambition: To be a secretary. Ambition: Aeronautical Engineer. 32 l l X 1' 't .1-fill! , f WH . ' 5 . il Ai 1 ui! i,Af'xl5 i , r 3 1- .1 yy l l ,. I .K K!! ,X , ...B- ROGER FARNSWORTH Fully JACK FERGERSON - lack Handsome, witty and full of charm, Jack is one who is liked by all, He'Il probably end up with a girl on each arm. He's really got a lot on the ball. Dromatics Club l, Sportsmen's Club 2, Football 4, Sportsmen's Club lt 2, 3. Football l. Baseball 3, Ambition: To have a good set ol pipes on my cor Ambition: To finish school. vw . oy lyrss wg: - L 5.2 , rx' A - .jig liiilgii Vi . 'tfY,'3.',l.f'vi.s , f .5 W.J1z.f,i t .1 er! K . 1.4, twz Mis. f .V 73? 10.05 7.5. AI.. , ROBERT FINSEL Bob is quiet and shy, But his oim in lite is high. Rod and Gun Club 3, Sportsm Ambition: To ga on to school. Bob ' DANIEL FLETCHER -- Fletch Dan is full of fun, Many a friend he has won. en's Club 4. Rod and Gun Club 3, Football 3. Ambition: Electrician or technician. 33 JOSEPH FRATAMICO - Joe Joe is neat and dresses well, A friend of all, they think he's swell. Camera Club 1, Travel Club 2, 3, 4. Ambition: Chemical Engineer. MARILYN FULLER - Mare Sometimes quiet, usually, gay, A kindly word she'll always say, Student Council l, Sec. Student Council 2, A.A, 3, A.A Sec. 4, Junior Prom Queen, Varsity Cheerleader 2, 3 V. Head Cheerleader 4, Basketball 2, 3, Softball 2, 3 Volleyball 2, 3. Ambition: To go to St. Lawrence. JANET GAFFEY - Pickle Music in her fingertips and brightness in her smile, Janet will be remembered for a long, long, while. Student Council 3, Yearbook 4, Dramatics 1, Chorus 3, Glee Club 3, County Festival 2, All County Chorus 1, All State Sectionals for Chair 1, Archery 1, Softball 2. Ambition: Teach music at Yale or Colgate, ANNA MAE GALVIN - Annie Just like a balmy summer day, Bright and gay, our Anna Mae. Junior Red Crass 1, Girls' Shop Club 2, Tri-y 2, Jr Yearbook 3, Yearbook 4. Ambition: Own a store. ..mm..... HARRY GLASS - Arab CARL GODFREY - Carl Harry's cute, though sort of shy, And a very well mannered guy. Shy, quiet and very nice to know, He will be welcomed wherever he may go. Rod and Gun Club 1, Stamp Club 2. Stamp Club l, F,F.A. 1, 2, 3, 4. Ambition: Writer. Ambition: Farming. LINDA GORDON - Linda's pretty, friendly and tall, A girl who's always on the ball. Red Cross 1, Camera Club Sec. Yearbook 4. Ambition: To have my own dress Lyn MARY GREVELDING Does she study, does she work? All these duties she won't shirk, 2, Jr. Yearbook 3, Camera l, Music Appreciation 2, Jr. Yearbook 3, Year book 4, Tennis 2, 3, 4, Bowling 4. shop. Ambition: lawyer. 35 4 'j r LC ii 1 Sl , is Y 4 ROBERT GROSS - Bob Variety's the spice of life, And Bob likes his well-seasoned. Sportsmen's Club V. Pres, l, Music Appreciation 2, A,A. V. Pres. 3, A.A, Pres. 4, J.V, Baseball l, V, Baseball 2 3, 4, J.V. Basketball 2, V. Basketball 3, 4, J.V. Football 2, V. Football 3, 4, Track 4, Bowling 4. Ambition: To be a physical education teacher. -L, 1' .Q- K. 4 x FRANCES GURTOWSKI - Ready to work, ready to play, Ready to help whenever she may. Camera Club 'l, Tri-y l, 2, 3, Treas V. Pres, Bowling. Ambition: Telephone operator. JI: Frannie Tri-y, Bowling 1 P 4 1 1' DOROTHY l'lAlGl'l - HDOV' CHARLES HAMMOND - Chuck Dark are her eyes and likewise her hair, Dottie's friendly smile is also there. Library 1, 2, Glee Club 2, Chorus l, 2, 3, 4, Jr. Year- F,F,A, 2, Football, Basketball 1, A star in sports, a little shy, ln other words, a darn nice guy, book Lit, Committee J, Yearbook 4, Honor Roll 3, Ambition, Life of leisure, Bowling 1, Softball 3, Basketball 3, 4, Tennis 4. Ambition: To graduate with my class. 2, 3, 4. FRANK HANSEN - Frank ROBERT HARTSHORN - Bob Frank is friendly and quiel, Bob is nice and liked by all, Bu! his wil and humor could cause a riot. And in his classes he's on the ball. Slam Club 1, 2, 3, Radio Club 4. F.F.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, F.F.A. V. Pres. 4. p Ambilionz A successful farmer. DOROTHY HENSON - Dol Sweet and kind, with a winning way, Makes Dorolhy charming every day. Pen Pals 2, 3, Travel Club 4, Bowling 4. Ambition: Nurse. MARY HERBERT - Cute and full of life is she, Mary's nice as nice can be. Tri-y V. Pres. 2, F.H.A. 4. ..Moreff C.,- BARBARA HIER - Barb RICHARD HILL - Dick Barb is nice, manners, she knows, Here's o boy who's quiet yel gay, She's liked by all, wherever she goes. He'll have many a sunny day. Girls' Shop Club 1, F.H.A. 2, 4, Pen Pals 3, Travel Club 5p0YYSl'rIef1'S Club l, 2, JY. Y90l'b00lK 3, Y9GflJ0OlK 4, 4, Chorus 2, 3, 4, Choir 4, Soccer l, 2, Tennis 3. Bowling 1, 2, 3, 4. Ambition: Complometer Operator. Ambition: To graduate and find a iob with short hours and high pay. GWENDOLYN HINES - Gwen CORINNE HOGAN - Corky Lots of lun and eager to lend a hand, Toll, attractive ond full of fun, Thal's Gwen, we think she's grand. Corky is liked by everyone. Volleyball 3, 4, Soccer 3, Softball 3, 4, Basketball 3, 4, FJ-LA, 1, ren PQI5 2, scribble, 2, 4, Jr, Yearbook 3, F-HA. l, 2, 3, 4, V- PYGS. F.l'l.A. 4, SGC- F-HA. 3, F-H-A. Yearbook 4, Yearbook Assembly, Volleyball 2. Cheerleader 3, .l. V. Cheerleader 4, Scribbler 4, Year- Ambition, Secretary, book 4, Yearbook Assembly 4, Chorus 3, 4, Choir 4. Ambition: To be a secretary. 38 DANIEL HOLIDAY - Dan Give him an engine and a horn, And he'll be gone and that's no corn. JAMES HOLLISTER - Holly Jim is an athlete through and through, And as a person, he ranks high, too. Camera Club 1, Model Airplane Club 2, Head of Sportsmen's Club 1, 2, 3, J.V. Basketball 1, 2, V. Basket- ball Photography Jr. Yearbook 3, Hot Rod Club 4. Ambition: Air Force and engineering. JEAN HOMAN - Shorty Jean's hard work for school and class, Will not be forgotten, she's a wonderful lass. Jr. Red Cross 1, F.H.A. 2, 3, Yearbook 4 P.T.S.A. 4, Chorus 2, 3. Ambition: To be a secretary or bookkeeper. ball 3, 4, V. Football 4, J.V, Baseball 2, 3, V. Base 4, Track 3. Ambition: Sports. ILENA HORTON - lee Happy she is, from care she's free, Why aren't we all as contented as she. Secretary Music Appreciation 1, Vocal Club 2, Yearbook 4, F.H.A 3, 4, Chorus 3, 4, Band 1, 2, Yearbook Assembly 4 Soccer 3, Basketball 2, 3, 4, F.F.A. Cheerleader 3, Soft ball 3, 4, Volleyball 3. , Ambition: C.C.B.l. and marriage. 39 JUNE HUBBARD - Junie ROBERT HUMPHREY - Hump A pleasant way, with the right thing to say, A laugh and a smile to last each day, Makes June a friend, in everyway. As Bob's the boy, with the friendly way. Dramotics 1, Girls' Shop Club 2, Tri-y 2, Music Club 3, Camera Club l, Sportsmen's Club 2, 3, Archery Club 4 Yearbook 4, Bowling 3. Cross Country 4, Hockey 4. Ambition: Secretary and good marriage. Ambition: Draft Dodging. PAUL IRWIN -- lrlie ElEANOR JOHNSON - Ellie A swell guy-a iolly fellow, Always a laugh, a joke and a bit, With temper mild, and a manner mellow. Leave it to Ellie, to make a big hit. Camera Club l, Sportsmen's Club 2, Travel Club 3, 4. F.H.A. l, 2, 3, President F.H.A, 4, Soccer 2. Ambition: To be a photographer. Ambition: Homemaker. 40 GERALDINE KAVANAUGH -- Gerry Vim, vigor, vitality galore, Who could ask for anything more. Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Jr. Red Cross V. Pres. 1, Glee Club 3, Student Council 2, 3, Scribbler 1, 2, Yearbook 4, Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, All State Band 3, 4, All County Bond and Orchestra 1, 2, 3, LV, Cheerleader 2, 3, Basketball 1, 2, 3, Soccer 1, 2, Tennis 1, 2, 3, Archery 1, 2, Volleyball 1, 2, 3, Ambition: U, S, Foreign Service Dept. I, . si A X X Q s SUMNER KIBBE -- Senator A newcomer to N.S., we welcome him here, He'll always have friends we have no fear. Adv, Biology Club 3, Jr. Achievement 3 at Bridgeport, Conn., Radio 4. Ambition: Electrical Engineer ROGER KlMPLAND - Dutch Here's a boy who's full of zest, He's very nice ond one of the best. Sportsmen's Club 1, 2, 3, 4, J.V. Football 3. Ambition: To get my high school diploma. ww MARY ELLEN KISSEL - Mare Mary Ellen is pleasant and sweet, The kind of girl you like to meet. Student Council 2, Student Council Sec 3, Scribbler 1, 2, Honor Roll 2, 3, 4, Honor Roll Treas, 1, Cheerleader 2, 3, 4, Yearbook 4, Jr. Prom Court, Am. Legion Ora- torical Contest 3, 4, Student Council Conf. 2, 3, Chorus 3, Choir 1. Ambition: Kindergarten teacher. JOYCE E. KLINE Friendly, nice, and big ol heart, Joyce and her friends will never part, F.H.A. 1, Student Council 1, Girls' Shop Club 2 Music Appreciation 3, Scribbler 4, Bowling 3. Ambition: To obtain happiness in whatever l do. Tri-y 2, --fi. ,ss ..,. f Hi fl , 'ii ,fu A V i -ies-1-in ,- W 1 i , 1 E ,A ' , , , Pl A S ' sis li, A , sv 5 f' W A fi S is if liz- if if Q .L gi vi . V :,. QL., ny f V 1 me 1 :-:: :',,.., -- ,, ia In gWf?5..i ',,:ff1 if' it Q fiaiagii, 4 iw' viii as 'iw - -ti ' lit- . A- - it Q3 Q -. fi- u ' -3.3 - ,.,..,,5:5i, vw- :gk -F ,els , . me EDWARD DONALD KRAFT - Eddie A friendly chap, who's musically inclined, To hear him play is something you don'l mind. Sportsmen's Club 2, 3, Travel Club 4, Baseball 2, 3, 4 Ambition: To be a musician and have my own band MARJORIE KUHN - Midge ROBERT KURTYKA - Bob A quiet air and rather shy, Bob always has something clever to say, Very few pass Mariorie by. He kept us laughing every day, Jr. Red Cross 1, Scribbler 2, Tri-y 3, Yearbook 4, Sportsmen's Club 1, 2, Travel Club 3, 4, Football 2, 3, 4 Chorus 2, 4, Syracuse University Music Festival 2, 4. Ambition- Admiral in Navy. Ambition: Cashier or telephone operator, DAVID LQLONE - Duve' CARMELLA LQMACCHIA -- Bimbo David with ideas that are gnqppyl She is the catch of a fellaw's eye, Always makes everyone happy. They certainly smile when she goes by. 5po,g,me,,'s Club 1, 2, Jr, yea,-book 3, Yeofbook 4, F.H.A. 1, Girls' Shop Club 2, Vocal Club 3, Yearbook AmbifioncseygeqfjfifyMgfi11e5. - 4, Tri-y 4, Chorus 2, 3, 4, Syracuse University Music fr I 4 , Festival. . ' 12 ', , Ambition: To be successful business girl. f ' f, f if 1: ,.J4.!.ff ff' . . J' . 'Z I ,, '- ' -1-4' I I X f' li WV, If iff.: ' f ft Q ,,,, yf V, r'f1,f.-'. I7 'Z ff ' V. l , uf ' ff, F km- -..J mek, THOMAS LaROCHEl.LE - Dulce THELMA JEAN LAVIER - Jeanie Here is a fellow l recommend, Full of fun with lots ta say, If you are ever in need of a friend. Jean will make the day bright and gay. Proiection Club 1, Student Council 2, Student Council F.H.A. l, Chorus 2, 3, 4, Glee Club 2, Foreign Pen Pals Pres. 4, A.A. 3, Football 2, 3, 4, .l.V. Baseball 1, 2, V. 2, Travel Club 3, Yearbook 4, Bowling 1, Softball 2. Baseball 3, 4, Hockey 4. Ambition: Happy marriage and family. Ambition: Grave digger. 43 -.....1 l 1 JACQUELINE RUTH LEONARD - Jackie Jackie's a girl who's always happy, Full of pep and always snappy. Dramatics Club l, 3, Foreign Pen Pals 2, Soccer 4, Year- book 4, Volleyball 4. Ambition: To go to New York and get o good job. RONALD LISANDRO - Ron Here's to Ron, a real swell guy, For we know he will always get by. Sportsmen's Club l, 2, American mittee 3, Archery 4, Track 3. Ambition: To visit all 48 states. Friends Service Com- 3 . DONNA JEAN LIPKE - Donnie Dona is cute and full ol fun, She's a girl who's liked by everyone. Girls' Shop Club l, Dromatics 2, Head of Art Jr. Year- book 3, Yearbook 4. Ambition: To have a successful marriage and family. GERALD EDWARD LOUGHLIN - Jerry He doesn't look like much of a lover, But don't iudge a book by it's cover. Student Council l, V. Pres. Studenl Council 4, Travel Club 3, Sportsmen's Club 2, Jr. Class Pres., Jr. Prom Court, J.V, Baseball 2, Bowling 2, 3, 4, Tennis 3, 4, Basketball 2, 3, 4. Ambition: To be a mechanical engineer. i sr JANET MARIE LOWE - Penny RICHARD LUCE - Dick Penny, with her pleasant smile, Though quiet he may seem, Will be remembered for a long while. Dick's always on the beam. Camera Club 1, Scribbler 2, 3, Scribbler editor in chief F.F.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Secretary F.F.A. 4. 4, Band 1, 2, 3, Chair 2, 3, Basketball 1, 2, 3, Baseball Ambition: Farming. 1, 2, Archery 1, Soccer 1, 2, 3, J.V. Cheerleader 2, V. Cheerleader 3. Ambition: Clerical work. . sf MARGARET MALONEY - Marg RICHARD McCARTHY - Dick She doesn't say much, but she's very sweet, A nicer boy you couldn't know, The kind of a girl, everyone should meet, His personality shines aglow, F.H.A. 1, 2, Junior Yearbook 3, Archery l, Softball 1, 2. Scribbler 1, Assistant Ed. Scribbler 3, 4, Sports Ed Ambition: Teacher. Scribbler 2, 3, 4, Editor in Chief Sr, Yearbook, Golf 1 2, 4, Golf Captain 3, Delegate to Yearbook Conference 4 Ambition: To manage Hotel Roosevelt in N.Y,C. 45 JAMES McCONNELL - Jim ROBERT MCKENZIE 1 Hgobu Genial in manner, kind through the day, A nod of ,he head' O friendly hi' Success will be Jim's in every way. Makes you glad You know ,his guy. Sportsmen's Club l, 2, Camera Club 3, Radio Club 4, Camera Club 2' Smdem Council 3, 4, gond 2' 3, 4 Basketball 2, 3, 4. Foogboll 1. Ambition: Chemlsl- Ambition: Engineering or dog catcher. JOAN MERRIAM - Joan DORIS MICHELS Tall and pretty is Joanie, indeed, Quiet and shy, not much to say, And she's always your friend when you're in need. Her friendly smile cheers us each day. F.H.A. 1, Spanish Club 2, 3, Yearbook 4, Basketball 4. Music Appreciation 2, Jr. Yearbook 3, Yearbook 4, Arch Ambition: To be a K-6 teacher. ery 2, 3, 4, Basketball 3, 4, Volleyball 4. Ambition: A secretary, 46 fl 9 -Il 5 ,QMZMM wen,-W STEVEN MILLER - Steve BEVERLY MOREY - Bev Steve with his mischievous ways, Sweet and friendly, nice to know, Did many things to help brighten our days. The best to you, Beverly-wherever you go. Camera Club 1, Sportsmen's Club 2, Travel Club 4. Ambition: Architect, F.H.A, 1, 3, 4, Red Cross 2. Ambition: Secretary. JOAN MORINITI - Jo Joan is a girl almost everyone knows, She's the life of the party, wherever she goes. F.H.A, 1, 2, Scribbler 3, Yearbook 4. Ambition: Office work. EDWARD MULLEN -- Ed He comes and goes without o sound, Yet Ed's a boy who really gets around. Sportsmen's Club 1, Music Appreciation 4. Ambition: St, Michaels College. 2, 3, Yearbook JOHN DANIEl MYLOTT - Don CHARLES MANFORD NOBLE - Sonny A real hard worker with friendliness plus, lf he's not around, he comes on the run, Makes him o friend to all of us. Whenever there's a chance to have some fun. Yearbook 4. Art Club 2, 3, V, Pres, 2, Football 2, 3, 4, Track l, 2, Ambition: Construction or Navy. Archery Club 4, Pres, Art Club 3. JOHN OLSON - Oley John is athletic, friendly and quiet, But his wit and humor could cause a riot. Rod and Gun Club 2, 3, Travel Club 4, Sporlsmen's Club 1, Football 2, 3, 4, Bowling 2, 3. Ambition: To be o draftsmon. Am bition: Navy Career. LORRAINE ORR -- Lorie Lorries' green eyes and friendly smile, Are trademarks well worthwhile. Girls' Shop Club l, 2, Girls' Shop Pres Ambition: Secretary at Electronics Park, 3, Yearbook 4 SUSAN JANE PARK - Janie' PEGGY PARKER - Peg A girl with cute looks and personality, Here's a girl who's pleasant and sweet, She could win friends in any locality. Someone that you'd like to meet. Student Council 4. Ambition: To travel around world. Scribbler l, Tri-y 2, 3, Sec. Tri-y 3, Yearbook 4. Ambition: Elementary school teacher. LEONARD PAWLEWITZ Give him his car instead of a wife, And he shall ask no more of life, Sportsmen's Club 1, 2, 3, 4. Lenny ALFRED H. PERSONS - Alfie Alfred is friendly and very poular, And we know how funny all his iokes are. Proiection Club 1, Camera Club Pres. 2, Travel Club 3 Hot Rod Club 4, Bowling 2, 3. Ambition: M.D. 49 i A Q ' ezi- SHIRLEY PICKARD - Shirl Smiling, cheery, full of fun, Shirley is a pleasant one. Dramatics 3, Yearbook 4, Basketball I, 2, Soccer 3. Ambition: Secretary: 3, Softball 2, S. i BARBARA PIZIO - Barb Personality plus has she, And iust as friendly as she can be. Jr. Red Cross 1, A.A. 2, Secretary of A.A. 3, A.A. 4. Ambition: Teacher. V. Pre IRIS PLANTY - Ir REGINA POPLAWSKI -- Reggie Iris is cute and lots of fun, Though Regina appears bashful and shy, And always nice to everyone, There's always o smile for those passing by. Library I, Dramatics 2, Girls' Shop Club V. Pres. 3, Scribbler 3, 4, Jr. Yearbook 3. Yearbook 4, Ambition: Secretory. Ambition: Nurse. FREDERICK RAPPLE - Fred GORDON RENK - Gordie Quiet, friendly, handsome smile, Gordon's a boy who really rates swell, That's how we see him all the while. With all his friends he rings the bell. Travel Club 2, 3, 4. Stamp Club l, Rod and Gun Club 2, 3, Travel Club 4. Ambition: To be a mechanical engineer. Ambition: Forestry. JAMES RICCELLI - Jim JOSEPH RITTER - Tex Sense of humor, and nice blond hair, Joe is nice, one of the best, Ot his presence, he makes us aware. Has lots of personality and lest. Sportsmen's Club 3, Hot Rod Club 4, Choir 4, Gym Sportsmen's Club 3, Baseball 3, 4, Track 4. Exhibition 3, Baseball 3, 4. Ambition: To be a pilot, Ambition: To put dual exhausts on my cor. 51 -i 1-' JANE ROBERTS - J ROBERT ROHDE - Slimey A cheery smile and friendly hello, With Bob you can be at ease, ls given by Jane wherever she may go. Even though he is a great big lease. Secretary Student Council P.M, T, F.H.A. 2, Secretary Travel Club 2, 3, 4, Honor Roll 2. F.H.A. 4, Student Council 2. Ambition: Be a Home Economics teacher and homemaker. EARLE ROTHBALER - Dark Cloud NORINE ROUSCHE Earle is one of our handsome lads, Small and cule, qlwqyg 0 smile, He should pose for Arrow Shirt ads. Norine is happy all the while. Sportsmen's Club 1, 2, Student Council 3, Baseball 2, 3, Girls' Shop Club 1, 2, 4, Girls' Shop Club Sec, an 4, Basketball 3, 4. Treas, 3. Ambition: To get into the F.B.l. Ambition: To become an efficient secretary. 52 vi lx ROBERT SAGER - Bob He likes his car and we like him, He's full of vigor, zest and vim, BERNICE SAHM - Bernie Bernice with hair so light, Always looks so cheerful and right. Projection Club 1, Sportsmen's Club 2, 3, Hot Rod Club 4. F, H-A- 1, 2, 3, 4, Chorus 4, Ambition: To be an auto mechanic. N 1 rf' Ambition: To be a housewife. CATHERINE SANTAMARIA - Kate Kate is cute, charming and gay, With her bright smile she'll go a long way. lr. Red Cross Pres. 1, F.H.A, 2, 4, Jr. Yearbook 3 Business Manager Sr. Yearbook 4, Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4, Glee Club 2, Chorus 4, Gym Exhibition 3, Scribbler 4, Delegate to Yearbook Conference 4, Soccer 2. Ambition: Secretary, 1, ni G. 75? u., V .:- 1595. ew gf.- me JOYCE SATTLER Joyce is quiet and has little to say, But has made many friends in her pleasant way. Art Club 1, Spanish Club 2, 3, 4, Honor Roll 1, 2, 3. Ambition: To be a bi-lingual secretary. l , ROHE SCHNEIDER - Schneid To be a farmer is his desire, We all hope he gets far. F.F.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Chorus 4, Football 4, F,F.A. Basket 3, 4. Ambition: Farmer. CAROL SCHLIE Carol's sparkling eyes and ready wit, Really make her a big hit. Music Appreciation 1, Tri-y 2, Dramatics Club Treas. 3, Yearbook 4, Gym Exhibition 3, Softball l, 2, 3, Soccer 2, 3, Volleyball 2, 3, Basketball 2, 3. Ambition: To go to college. ELAINE SCHOPFER - Dolly Elaine is cute, and nice and neat, To be her friend, is quite a treat. JOAN SCUlLlN Pretty face with flashing red hair, .loan has friends almost everywhere. Scribbler 1, 2, Tri-y Treas, 3, Yearbook 4, Honor Ron F.H,A, 1, Tri-Y Seffetefy 2, Dramatic: V. Pres.-3.,'A-A. 1, 2, 3, Softball 1, Bowling 1, Volleyball 4, Soccer 4. 4. Chews 3. 4, V- Cheerleader 3, 4. Gym EXh'b '0 3, Ambition: Life guard on Miami Beach. Basketball 2, 3. Ambition: To go to college. .533 fd' vyv RICHARD EDWARD SHEPARD - Dick Dick is a friendly guy, One thing we know, he isn't shy. Vocal Music Club 1, Pres. Vocal Music Club 2, 3, Music Appreciation Club 4, Chorus 1, 2, 4, Orchestra l. Ambition: Auto mechanic. TOM SITNIK Though Tom is small, he's lots ot lun, And he is liked by everyone. F.F.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, F.F.A. Basketball 2, 3, 4, F.F.A. Reporter 3. Ambition: To graduate. LUCY SMITH - lu Full of fun, and lots to say, Thal's lucy every day. Junior Red Cross 1, Dramotics 2, F.H.A. 3, 4. Ambition: To lravel. gg at JOAN SMOLSEY - Smokey With her winning smiles and carefree way, Success should come lo her some day. Tri-y 1, Student Council 2, Travel Club 4, Choru Choir 3. Ambition: Marriage. s 1 f JOSEPHINE SPAGNOLA - Jo ROBERT SPRAGUE -- Bob' A swinging step ond smiling face, With his dark hair, and sparkling eyes, Jo goes about school at a merry pace. You can't catch him by surprise. Dramatics 1, Tri-y 2, Music Appreciation Club 3, Travel Sportsmen's Club I, 2, 3, 4, Hockey 4, Club 4, Chorus 1, Glee Club 2, Voice 3. Ambition: To go in the Navy. Ecu JOYCE STANKE -- Joyce ARTHUR STIER - Art Tall with a pretty face, Art is nice, happy and carefree, Joyce has charm, manners ond grace. He's as friendly as one can be, F.H.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Student Council 4, Yearbook 4, Scrib- F.F,A. 1, Sportsmen's Club 2, 3, Archery 4. bler 4, Gym Exhibition 3, Honor Roll I, 2, 3, Chorus Ambition: To be o mechanical engineer. l, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 3, 4, Volleyball 4, Yearbook As- sembly 4. Ambition: College and o career. 56 KENNETH STOFFEL - Jim Full of wit and really jolly, He'll go for in life, by golly. Camera Club 1, Model Airplane Club 2, 3, Hot Rod Club 4. Ambition: To be an aircraft instrument repairman. ELFRIEDA SUM - Very sweet and rather shy, life will never pass her by. F.H.A. l, 2, 4, library 3, Choir 3 Ambition: Fashion model. il C ? el Q Elfie 4. ...ff .1 f MARY ANN SURLOCK - Mare More is nice as everyone knows, She'lI make a hit wherever she goes. Student Council l, F.H.A. 2, 3, Scribbler 3, 4. Ambition: President ot Onondaga County Savings Bank. GEORGE TAYLOR - Toad With his happy ways and a friendly grin, George is a fellow who's sure to win. Sportsmen's Club l, Rod and Gun Club 2, Club 4, Football 4, Golf 1, 2, 3, 4. Ambition: Professional boxer. 3, Tra LESTER TEMPLE - Les SHIRLEY TEMPLE - Shirl His heart is big and spirit strong, Shirley's a girl who's always gay, With such virtues he'll never go wrong. We thi k she's nice in every way. F.F.A. 1, 2, F.F.A. V. Pres. 3, F.F.A. Pres. 4, F.F.A. County Girls' S op Club 1, 2, Library 3, Archery Club 4, Bowling V. Pres. 4, Football 1, Track 2, F.F.A. Basketball 1. 2, Softb l 2, Soccer Ambition: Farming. o bex an ateur figure skater. Qi FREDERICK JAMES TESKA - Fred ROBERT THATER - Bob Here's a bay that's kind and funny, Bob is nice lo everyone, We hope his days are always sunny. He made his classes a lot of lun. F.F.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, F.F.A. Basketball 3, 4, Treasurer F.F.A, 4. A.A. 1, Spartsmen's Club 2, 3, Travel Club 4, Baseball Ambition: Farmer. 1, 2, 3, 4, Track 2, 3, 4. Ambition: Professional baseball player, 58 i CLINTON THROOP - Sonny' Kind of quiet with little to say, Sonny appears lo always be gay. Spartsmen's Club l, 2, Student Council 3, Travel Club 4, Baseball 2, 3, 4. Ambition: Professional baseball player. PETER TORTORELLO - Pete MARY ANNE TORNATORE -- Micky The very room, Mary Anne is in, All in all he's one great guy, Seems warm from floor to ceiling. Meet him ance and you'll know why. Music Appreciation l, 2, Jr. Yearbook 3, Yearbook 4, Sportsmen's Club l, 2, 3, Archery Club 4, J.V. Basketball Scribbler 4, Chorus 3, Glee Club 4, Tennis 2, 3, 4. l. 2. 3, V. Buslrelbull 4. Ambition: Big Game Hunter Ambition: To be a good nurse. 59 'f l l 1 NEIL VAN ALLEN - Van DELORES VAN ALSTINE Neil is swell, and intelligent, too, She likes to laugh, she likes to smile, He's been a friend all year through. In fact she does it all the while. Sports Club l, 3, Sportsmen's Club 2, Travel Club 4, F.H.A. l, 2, Jr. Yearbook 3, Yearbook 4. Basketball 1, Ambition: Homemaker. Ambition: Chemical engineer l' wifi if CHARLES VAN DUZER - Chuck U GLORIA VIYIANO - Shorty He seems to be quiet, and he seems to be shy, Small 'V' 5l'UC'U'ef bl-ll b'9 of he0l'l, But remember Chuck, he's quite a guy. P 4 Camera l, F.F.A. 2, 3, . Ambition: Farmer. From her, friends will never part. rinting Editor Scribbler l, 3, 4, Business Manager Scribbler 3, 4, Library 2, Jr. Yearbook 3, Student Council 4, Yearbook 4, Yearbook Assembly. Ambition: Secretary for John D. Rockerteller. THOMAS G. WAGORN - Tom RONALD S. WEBB - Ron Quiet, but friendly, he's sure to please, Each person he meets with his manner and ease. Music with Ron, ranks very high, His musical notes will reach the sky. Yearbook Club 4, Pres. ot Retailing Corp. 4. Chorus 2, 3, 4, Vocal Music Club 1. Ambition: Millionaire Playboy. I ' 7 N A , 1 ,. ' , ,ff ,A ,1 ,fl i T f in tj , e I . X I - T CAROL WEBSTER Carol is quiet and very sweet, To be her friend is quite a treat. Library Club 1, 2, Sec. Dramatics Club 3, Chorus l, 2, 3, 4, Publicity Manager Yearbook 4, Bowling 1, 2, 3, 4, Tennis 3, 4, Gym Exhibition 3, Cheerleader 3, 4, Ambition: Airline hostess. Ambition: Dentist or singer. ' X-,w.,,.-if-.,,. T PATRICIA WEIAND - Pat Sometimes quiet, usually gay, A kindly word she'll always say. Girls' Shop Club l, Z, 3, Archery Bowling l. Ambition: To be a secretory. 4, Gym Exhibition 3 ,,. NANCY WICKS - Wicksy MARY ANNE WILLIAMS - Willie Nancy is always cheerful and gay, A friendly smile, a gay hello, Whaf a wonderful way fo sfarl fhe day. Makes Mary Anne o good friend to know, Scribbler 2, 3, 4, Yearbook 4, Girls' Shop Club I, 2, 3, Yearbook 4, Chorus 2, 3. Ambilion: Dental Hygenisf. Ambition: Housewife. RAYMOND WILLIS - Ray MARILYN WILKINSON - Mare A laugh and a smile fo lasl each day, Marilyn is shorf but full of pep, As Ray's fhe boy, wifh lhe friendly way. A nicer girl you've never mel. Rod and Gun Club I, Sporfsmen's Club 2, 3, Archery 4, Girls' Shop Club I, Fulure Business Leader 2, Library 3 Ambilionz Auto Mechanic. Junior Red Cross Sec. 4, Chorus 1, Soccer I, Soffball 'I Bowling Sec. 2. Ambilion: Secretary or Welfare worker. 62 GERALD WINSLOW - Jerry RAYMOND YOST - Ray ll you like fellows full of fun, A boy that knows his own mind, Call on Jerry , he's the one, Ray will get along fine. Sportsmen's Club 1, 2, 3, Football 2, 3, Basketball 2, 3, Sportsmen's Club 1, 3, Sports Club 2, Travel Club 4 Baseball 3. Honor Roll, J.V. Baseball 1, 2, 3, Basketball 2, V, Basket Ambition: Go into business. ball mgr. 3. Ambition: Engineering. MAURICE YOUMANS - Sonny DIANE ZINSMEYER -- Di Tall and friendly, he's sure to please, Diane is a girl who studies hard, Everyone with his manner and ease. We all rate her with high regard. Sportsmen's Club l, 2, Travel Club 3, A,A. 4, Chorus 4, F.H.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Chorus 1. Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4, Football 2, 3, 4. Ambition: To get a good job. Ambition: Physical Education instructor. 63 L ...CC . J THE LAST WILL A D TESTAME T We the senior class of this year of our Lord nine- teen hundred and fifty-four, realize that our four happy years of high school are coming to a close do, being of sound mind and body and uninfluenced by any outsider, hereby present our last will and testament to the faculty and our unworthy successors. To Mr. Robbins and Mr. Wagner, we leave our deepest appreciation and gratitude for the out- standing leadership that they have given us through- out the past years. To Mr. Goessling and Mr. MacKenzie, our won- derful advisors, though slightly worn out, we leave a megaphone, so that they can make themselves heard at senior meetings if they should ever under- take the iob of being senior advisors againg also our warmest and heartiest thanks that these two wonderful men were our advisors. To Mr. Pistolese, we leave our hearty thanks for being a wonderful yearbook advisor, and also a pizza receipe so that he won't think all his talents have been wasted. To Mr. Raulli, we leave one box of grease pencils and one box of erasers, to speed him up in laying out next year's yearbook. We also leave our hearty thanks for being such a good sport. To Mr. Cortese, we leave a plaque entitled Northmen, with the sincerest hope that he will always remember the senior class of '54 with dearest of thoughts. To Mrs. Starr, we leave a bottle of Alka Seltzer so that she can eat the wonderful cooking of her future family relations classes without getting indi- gestion. To the freshmen, we leave the hopes and dreams of graduating from the new school. To the sophomores, we leave the ability of fol- lowing the iuniors who followed us, the ever-so- capable seniors, to becoming such successful sen- iors, if they think they can make it. To our worthy successors, we leave the halls and the wonderful times we have had at N.S.C.S. I, Leila Ackerson, leave to Pat Fatcheric, going to summer school, to get farther ahead. l, Elaine Allen, bequest to any worthy iunior my wonderful experience as TEEN TIMES editor, and my long and everlasting friendship with Elaine Schopfer. I, Ken Allen, bequest my absorbing year in Eng- lish class to any iunior who thinks he is worthy of it. I, Gary Alletzhauser, leave my clownish antics to some unworthy iunior who thinks he can do as well. We, Dick and Don Alt, leave our four fun-filled years of Agriculture to any two worthy iuniors. I, Sue Ames, leave the enioyment of having a foreign student friend, to anyone willing to learn a lot and have lots of fun. I, Betty Ashmore, leave my third finger left hand sparkle, to some lucky iunior. I, Frances Barbagallo, leave my happy-go-lucky times with Sue Johnson and Joanne Chandler in second period study hall to some poor unsuspecting iunior. I, Barbara Belanger, leave my office as Literary Editor to any iunior who is crazy enough to want it. We, Dona Belanger and Doris Michels, being in a hurry, iust leave! I, Donald Bell, leave my interest in aviation, to anyone who has enough ambition to want to be an aviator. I, Robert Benson, being of large body and shaky fingers, leave the playing of piano in chorus to any- one with brains to undertake it. I, Marilyn Bieling, leave my love for gym and my gym suit that I haven't worn for two years to some athletic iunior. I, Ed Bollenbacher, leave my happy experience of throwing water at the two girls in the yearbook assembly to no one in particular. I, Judy Brascho, leave the iob of head .l.V. cheer- leader to any cheerleader with a lot of patience. I, Dick Brown, leave the bullwhip, the handcuffs, and all the times somebody goofed, to any brave young iunior who will become senior class president. I, Don Bullard, leave my ability to pester teach- ers and get away with it to Pat Rumble. I, Jane Calpeter, leave my shy and quiet ways to Gaynel Jackson. I, Beverly Caples, leave some pretty good jokes and some iolly times to some innocent iunior. I, Ed Capozzi, leave my shortness to Bob Guz- man, and hope that he can put it to as good a use as I have. I, Ed Chevalier, leave my seat in the tenor section of chorus to Dick Blackburn. I, Sandra Castle, leave a pair of roller skates to Mr. Pinti to keep up with the kids in his third period upper corridor study hall. I, Shirley Chilton, leave my seat in Secretarial Practice to Barbara Wheatly. l, Dwight Churchill, leave my seat in first period English class to any poor iunior lucky enough to receive the same. I, Preston Clark, leave my excessive absenteeism to anyone who has the nerve to go into the nurse's office for temporary excuses. I, Florence Clobridge, leave my book of excuses, as if she needed them, to Bess Wylde. I, Roger Congdon, leave my chair in the upper corridor for fifth period study hall to Bob Zinsmeyer. I, Cliff Crader, leave my bowling ability in the school league to anyone who has a high enough average. I, Peggy Crook, leave my place in room B to Mary Jean McLuckie. I, Frances Demore, leave my position on the Honor Roll for four years to any iunior able to achieve high grades. I, Paula Dennis, leave the ability to take Business Math for two years and still not know what l'm doing to some poor unfortunate student. I, Bill Desimone, leave tremendous speed to Mr. Tucci. I, Don Detien, leave my chemistry book to any- body who takes chemistry with Mr. MacKenzie. I, Elaine Dimon, leave my ability to get along so well with Miss Tucker to anyone who wishes to possess it. I, Diane Dippold, leave my seat on bus number ten, to Joan Baius. I, Edythe Doner, leave my seat in Bookkeeping ll class to any iunior who has the nerve to take two years of it. I, Ralph Dudeck, leave to Mr. Pinti's chemistry lab a book of matches. I, Burton Eno, leave my track shoes to Walt Eifler. We, Gladys Entrott and Mariorie Kuhn leave our places in Business Law class to anyone silly enough to take it. I, Mary Falasco, leave my happy-go-lucky spirit to Andrea Hyde. I, Jack Fergerson, leave my seat in Miss Katzung's English class, if I pass, to Bill Waryan. I, Marilyn Fuller, leave my place as head Varsity Cheerleader, to any lucky cheerleader. l, Janet Gaffey, leave my freckles and my won- derful ability to bowl to Lynda Melvin. I, Anna Mae Galvin, leave my willingness to dress for gym to Rosemary Cimilluca. I, Harry Glass, leave my place at the trophy case every period to watch the girls go by to Terry Thi- bault. I, Linda Gordon, leave Mr. Leonard's study hall to Barb Garelick, if she can keep up with the good laughs. I, Mary Grevelding, leave my worry over college entrance exams to any iunior who wants to go to college. I, Bob Gross, leave my book on how to become a professional make-out artist to any iunior who has better luck getting away with it than l did. I, Frances Gurtowski, leave all my clothes to Chris Obergfell. I, Dorothy Haigh, leave my chair in room 203 to any iunior who is worthy of it. l, Dorothy Hensen, leave a box of vitamins to OF THE CLASS OF 1954 Dorothy Hickok so a certain iunior will not have to wait for her all next year. I, Mary Herbert, leave my size Uh shoes to Mr. Pistolese. I, Barbara Hier, leave to any iunior, my place in chorus, if he can find a seat. I, Dick Hill, leave my bowling shirt to Len Oberg- fell, if he can get it on. l, Gwen Hines, leave a cheerleading position of cheering the Northmen on to victory to some lucky girl. I, Corinne Hogan, leave all my terrible freckles to Dorothy Hickok. I, Jim Hollister, leave my big toe for football next year to Dick Pike. I, Jean Homan, leave my iob as recording secre- tary of the P.T.S.A., to anyone capable of handling it. I, Bob Humphrey, leave my report card to anyone who can get low marks and hope you have better luck raising them than I did. We, Dick Babiec, Chuck Breh, and Paul Irwin, leave nothing, we are taking it all with us. I, Ellie Johnson, leave my homemaking ability to Dot Luce and Barb Wheatly. I, Mary Ellen Kissel, leave one large bottle of lini- ment to Pat Crawshaw for those After Bowling BIues. I, Joyce Kline, leave my happy hours in 218 to any iunior in Homemaking Ill. I, Bob Kurtyka, leave a tackle position to Turpo, and the aches and bruises that go with it. I, Carm LaMacchia, leave my nickname Bimbo and my knee socks to any iunior who can take the kidding. I, Thomas LaRochelle, leave a grave digging iob to any iunior who wants a dead iob! ! I, Thelma Jean Lavier, leave the ability to catch your man in your iunior year and keep him, to any junior who thinks she has found the right one. I, Jacqueline Leonard, leave to Karl Bechtel and Grahame Bayard, a tablet for their math class. I, Donna Lipke, leave my long hair to any short- haired iunior girl. I, Janet Penny Lowe, leave my ability to go steady and still get through high school to my sister, Jo. I, Steve Miller, leave my low marks in English to any iunior who can bring them up. I, Joan Moriniti, leave the bus stop across from the school to any of the juniors, that work during the afternoon and hope they won't freeze as I did in the winter. I, Dick McCarthy, leave my iob as Editor-in-Chief of the yearbook to any iunior who is crazy enough to take it. I, Dan Mylott, leave my coffee cup and seat in 218 to Dick Lane. I, John Olson, leave my seat in Mr. Pinti's chemis- try class, to any quiet iunior who wants to become noisy. I, Lorraine Orr, leave my green eyes to anyone who wishes to have a pair of green eyes. I, Jane Park, leave my room at the Ames' house to Rosie Dowling. We, Shirley Pickard and Ed Mullen, leave our places in chemistry class to any poor unfortunate iunior silly enough to take it. l, Barb Pizio, leave my habit of having parties to any iunior girl whose parents are immune to noise. I, Regina Poplawski, leave my position as Ex- change Editor on the Scribbler to anyone nosey enough to take it. I, Pat Reilley, leave my ability to make lay-ups at basketball practice, to Dave Case. I, Jim Riccelli, leave my pegged pants and my ability to dance Ufah StyIe, to Bill Waryan. I, Jane Roberts, leave my seat in Mrs. Starr's Homemaking Ill class to Kay Laura. I, Bob Rohde, leave my love for chemistry to Walt Eifier. I, Earle Rothbaler, leave a pad and pencil to write notes to the principal when he sends kids to the office, to Mr. Broad. I, Norine Rousche, leave my worn out textbooks to my sister, Nancy. I, Bernice Sahm, leave my big blue eyes to roll at all the fellows to Elinor Roberts. I, Catherine Santamaria, leave my iob as Business Manager of the yearbook to any iunior who wants it. I, Joyce Sattler, leave a few nights without home- work to Judy Parent. I, Carol Schlie, leave my ability to get along in gym classes to Rosie Dowling. I, Rohe Schneider, leave one white hen to Doc Watson. I, Elaine Schopfer, leave my long fingernails to any iunior who can stand having people ask if they are real. I, Joan Scullin, leave my iob in the Town and Country to Pat Crawshaw. I, Richard Shepard, leave my ball room dancing to any iunior who thinks he can put it to use as well as I have. I, Lucy Smith, leave my ability for not getting my art work in on time to any iunior who wants it. I, Joan Smolsey, leave my ability to amaze the faculty by attending school regularly in my senior year to any iunior who can fill the position. I, Josephine Spagnola, leave my book on howto skate backwards, and my skates if she wants them, to Bess Wylde. I, Joyce Stanke, leave my platform shoes to Lois Bader. I, Ken Stoffel, leave my privilege to wander around first period or to be in 218 with the girls, to lucky Jim Brown. I, George Taylor, leave my seat in chorus to Mitch Zielenski, hope you will do better in it than I did. I, Clinton Throop, leave my casualties in chemis- try lab to anyone who wants them. I, Peter Tortorello, leave my hunting and shooting ability to Joe Kissel and Mr. Raulli. I hape that they have better luck than l did this year. I, Delores Van Alstin, leave my pleasant smile to my sister, Viola, and hope that it works for her as well as it did for me. I, Renwick Varone, leave my vice-presidency of the senior class to whoever wants an engrossing iob. I, Gloria Viviano, leave some vitamin pills to make her hurry out of her locker in the morning, to Jean Mancini. I, Thomas Wagorn, leave my second and third period study hall positions to Chuck Burkett. I, Carol Webster, leave extra packages of Wrig- Iey's chewing gum to Carol Zikmund. I, Nancy Wicks, leave my friendly relations with all my teachers, even when I cut their classes, to Mary Ann Arcidino. I, Marilyn Wilkinson, leave my iob as secretary in Junior Red Cross to any member who would like it. I, Barbara Williams, leave my position as secre- tary of the senior class to Esther Perry if she can find time and is crazy enough to do it. I, Mary Ann Williams, leave my morning run to try to catch bus number ten to any iunior who finds it hard to get up in the morning. l, Ray Willis, leave my gas and oil bill, which he burned up in 1953, to Dave Case. I, Gerald Winslow, leave my embarrassing mo- ments to some pale face iunior who has always wanted a rosy complexion. I, Ray Yost, leave my seat at the Nat games to any iunior who wants it. l, Diane Zinsmeyer, leave my seat in Bookkeeping Il to anyone who takes it for two years. We, the senior attorneys at law, hereby sign and seal this, our last will and testament of the year nineteen hundred and fifty-four. Frances Barbagallo and Frances Gurtowski ,ww-fit, .W , RQ M .1 A. g I .. KI 1? f. 3 Fis- .M W. ec. 'V-, 2 1 by .qi 'f' , .1 L? EB X 'fl ' Q F , W.. E pr'-'sa lg- p E ,Tiff fs-me 1 I EK 1 As the Fall of 1950 arrived, we found ourselves at the doorstep of our high school career. Armed with piles of books and our new elevator-tickets, we prepared to ioin the long awaited ranks of the high school crowd. Filled with visions of graduating from the new high school-to-be, we and our new found friends put our best foot forward to impress the mighty seniors. As sophomores, we left our freshmen timidity to take on the traditional sophomore-know-it-all air. In September of 52 the down of our iunior year broke upon us. The first thing that we did in our iunior year was to elect officers. We decided on a very capable four: President, Jerry Loughlin, Vice- President, Pete Tortorello, Secretary, Renwick Va- rone, Treasurer, Frances Demore. Our loyal class advisors, Mr. MacKenzie and Mr. Goessling, are the two people to whom we owe so much of our success during our iunior and senior years. Highlighting our iunior year were the ever present pie sales, dances-and our new contribution to the upperclassmen's money making schemes, the Christ- mas Tree Sale. On the social side, we took part in our first Junior-Senior Christmas Party. Climaxing our iunior year was the Star Light lnterlude, our Junior Prom. Marilyn Fuller and Dick Brown reigned as Queen and King. Seniors at last ! ! ! We had finally reached the pinnacle of our high school years. To lead us through our last year as North Syracuse Northmen we chose the following officers: President, Dick fi In Weil Always Forward - The Class History Brown, Vice-President, Renwick Varonep Secretary, Barb Williams, Treasurer, Mary Falasco. With high hopes and an abundant supply of en- thusiasm we tackled our first proiect of the year-a successful senior dance. From then it was - rush, rush, rush-paper drives, more dances, bake sales, and magazine sales, this the biggest money-making proiect of the year. Next we turned our talents to the Yearbook Assembly-The Follies of 54. Later we had the traditional senior activities-the supper, the play, and the assembly. As a fitting farewell to our senior year we held our Senior Ball in a splendor unsurpassed by past classes. Although we have been unable to achieve our freshman dream of graduation from the new high school, we leave now with the assurance that the fulfillment of our dream will be attained by some future class. Now that our days in North Syracuse are finished, we look back with gratitude to Mr. MacKenzie and Mr. Goessling, our advisors. lt was they who lead us through the trying times and who never complained as they gave up precious spare time in their busy lives to help us as a class. As our class marches Always Forward through life, we hope to repay them in some way, if only in satisfaction with what we have done with our lives, we of the class of u54.ll Respectfully submitted, Gerry Kavanaugh Mary Ellen Kissel Class Historians l has as . A . +4 4 Did Most for the Class DICK BROWN Mos! 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Beam, Dick Brown, Kingg Marilyn Fuller Queen: N. Beam, M. Kissel, M. Folasco, J. Broscho, B. Williams. THE GRAND MARCH 79 UNDERCLASSMEN OFFICERS :- S- -3 ' I I g ,Vk, f Seated: J. Appel, presidenh L. Sykes, Ireasurerp B. Kafzung, Secreicryp F. Wclrous, v. presideni. Sfanding: Mr. Corlese, Mr. Leonard, advisors. E. AHRENS J. APPEL M. ARCIDINO fziniif' H. ARNOLD L. BADER J. BAJUS 82 ,- J. BAKEMAN C. BARZEE P. BAUER .ff J. BEAM K. BECHTEL J' 55555 J. BELL E. BENDERSKI E. BETCH f M. BLANCHARD G. BOLIA B. BOOTH 83 D. BRISTOL S. BRONNER N. BROWN C. BRUTCHER fi c. sumcerr N. BURNET M. BUTLER D. CASE A. CHAPEL B. CHAPMAN N. CHARLEBOIS 84 H. CHASE E. CHRIST P. CHRIST R. CIMILLUCA sumv J. CLEMENS B. COLE M, COOK if P. CRAWSHAW M. CZYZ M. DAVISON Wu: 'IK R. DeFULIO M. DelAND B. DELISLE 85 Q? W. DEPO S. DeSANTIS F. DE TIERRE R. DICAMELLI M. DONEGAN R. DOWLING R. DUMAS J. DYGERT J. EHGA RTNER W. EIFLER N. FILES 86 C. FLETCHER T. FOSTER N X RRR f P S R. GILBEAU D. GORDON P. HAGAMEN L. FURRCO M. GERHART P. GLEASON D, GOETTEL P. GROSS J. GUINTO J, HAMSEN J. HANDZEL 87 I DHHD . D. HARDING L. HARRINGTON 5. HAYES R. HEMMINGS B. HERRMAN D. HICKOK Q 5. 6 MH' 40 P. HOMAN J. HOPP S. HUGHES '59 ,M--L an I. HUGHSON C. HURLEY A. HYDE 88 N, HYTRON G. JACKSON B. JEWELL K1 w J. JOLST M. KAPPASER R. KHROLI. W HE R. KING D. KOPP J. KOWAL M J. KRIESE L. LAGERE R. LANE 89 U W J', fy KI xx L XO' K1 J. LQROSE A. LATHROP A M. LETTERMAN R. LITTLEBOY 'ag X D. LUCE B. MAGUIRE I af fb 2 C4 .J , L, K- M :-. , vw: wx 'R v 51 R. MARLEY C, MgLEAN 90 K. LEIHS 41.5 M. LOMBARD M. MALONEY M. MCLUCKIE E. MEDERIOS L. MELVIN N. MERRICK A' as N. MERRIAM G. METCALF M. MOORE M. MURRAY H. NEIMEIER G. PALMER ml 'Wgj J. PARENT K. PAULSON L, PKQKARD 91 ,V v My . . I 1 , XF ,jigs I r I .I I. L, PUTMAN B. REMON E. ROBERTS P. RODER W. ROEHM C. RICCELLI W. RICHARDSON N. ROUSCHE P. RUMBLE E. RUSSO R. SATTLER J. SCHAERTL 92 ...nr 'W V.' SCHOLLIAN ,rf N. SH AMPINE R. SHADER D. SH ETRON S. SMITH l. SOLOMON .wg C. SOUTHERDON g ',-,S: Q R. STEVENSON S. STANTON J. STEVENS E R. SWEENY 93 E. SWEETING ' 1 Liiiss' .irq 7 wig 5 , V7 f .-f. 1:-W... . P. SWIFT L. SWITZER I.. SYKES 1 Cu Wwe! J. TRACEY A. TEMPLE E. UNGLEICH V. VAN ALSTINE J. VOLLICK B. WARYAN by B. WH EATLEY 94 'iris' J. WARNER B. WHITTAKER P. WILSON E. WITHERHEAD R. YERDON X C3 T, YOUNG 'SNP M. zALEsKs A- ZAMP' R. ZINSMEYER KF7 rr P vi Q 4,1 ' K U QT 2 X 2 N fx C. ZIKMUND M. ZIELINSKI 95 SOPHGMORE BOYS Row 1: P. Brennan, R. Skinner, RA. Guzman, J. Angello, C. Hayes, D. Stockham, J. Rosko, R, Desimone, R. Dimond, J. Curtis, B. Guernsey, F. Passett, F. Maloney, E. Charlebois. Row 2: C. Winks, D. Kissel, C. Moore, F. Koslowski, R. Austin, D. Ames, C. Woodard, F. Drumma, D. Sams, D. Stier, J. lngaltinero, S. Debes. Row 3: P. Gross, D. Stoddard, J. Herbert, D. Smith, J. Pierson, B. French, J. Keach, L. Sequim, R. Pickard, D. Hartshorn, L. Rapple, B. Guernsey. Row 4: J. Wall, K. Wenger, R. Russell, B. Wolfe, T. McDonald, T. Thibault, L. Obergfell, E. Briggs, R. Blackburn, J. Brown, K. Young, J. Jaton, K. Chilton. Row 5: R. Darby, R. Wagner, R. Burch, R. Bellanger, G. Moore, D. Atkinson, R. Tesko, G. Stever, R. Howard, D. Stone, J. Martin, J. Carr. Row 6: L. Hahn, S. Handley, H. Gurney, J. Youmans ,E. Otoole, D. Kesel, R. Steeper, J. Krupka, R. McGur, G. Baron, B. Bristol, R. Shannon. Row 7: J. Bell, R. Calpeter, J. Danern, D, Sattler, H. Proctor, C. Parlow, T. Santore. OPHOMORE GIRLS Row I: L. Seibert, D. Cerio, M. Brand, B. Schneider, M. VanAntwerp, N. Weegar, B. Stevenson, E. Loura, E French, B, Garelick, J. Samuels, J. Ehegartner, J. Brown, M. Ames, J. Gurzny, S. Neimeier, C. Galipau, B. Schoen, B. Jackson. Row 2: S. Salomon, M. Casolare, J. VanSlyke, B. Thompson, B. Gigon, C. Godfrey, C Hotaling, P. Fatcheric, R. Rouh, E. Bennie, R. Hanley, N. Sahm, G, Panetta, S. Huston S. LaCombe, C Obergfell, J. Komrowski, A. McMahon, J. Waters, J. Vulcano. Row 3: J. Cornell, E. Lassman, l. Kisselburgh, D. Coates, M. Kingsbury, A. Christensen, N. LeRoux, B. Bechtel, S. Maloney, J. Grimble, D. Salomon, D Pointer, J. More, D. Schad, C. Peck, M. McCartin, J, lashnau, D. Miller, B. Searles. Row 4: C. Przytula, P Hotelling, D. Mantel, N. Mayer, K. Spillcine, G, Hansee, R. Haven, B. Otis, D, Harrington, P. McConnell, C Matheweson, K. Graziano, S. Zampi, J. Mancina, M. Ragonese, C. Masek. Row 5: B. Longo, J. Alt, C. Debes J. Palmer, D. Agley, D. Bausman, J. Arcidino, M. McCasIand, J. Rothboler, G. Huston, B. Grassman, N Shea, A. Dix, C. Osborne, B. Stocktan, N. Lathrop, S. Foster, E. Parker, M. Koehler. Row 6: H. Grift, J Lapham, M. Wilson, S. Schadl, L. Ahrens, S. Kirsch, S. Johnson, J. Cartwright, M. Lane, M. Schopfer, R Diello, J. Chandler, T. Hogan, F. LaMountain, J. Zautner. 96 FRESHME BOYS A.M. 7519 Row 1: J. Kissel, B. Farone, A. Zoll, T. Maloney, M. Aicher, J. Langenmoyr, L. Hess, N, Hayes, L. Witz, B. Redman, R. Skinner, J. Yuill. Row 2. E. Pawlewilz, R. Molill, C. Blair, T. Syrene, E. Dyer, D. Gille, J. Barbagallo, D. Whealley, B. Sposalo, B. Young, B. Phelps, G. Flower, T. Krawcek, B. Squires, T. Cope, D. Auslin. Row 3: D. Pizio, D. Gillelle, J. Paninski, J. Russell, W. Grolien, P. Lukas, T. Lane, D. Giusli, D. Pike, H. Murdock, F. Bell, J. Sanfilippo, R. Lillleboy, D. Pardee, R. Hill. Row 4: J. Maulz, J. Fennessey, K. Connor, J. Cowles, H. Hayford, C. Dence, R. Davis, R. Putnam, A. Aulzak, R. Maylone, R. Ashford, D. Bulllers, D. Tisdall, H. Perrine, B. Noble, W. Hill, D. Wood. ' F RESHME GIRLS A.M. Row l: J. Bennell, S. Symer, J. Kolosna, B. Osinski, G. Furco, E. French, G. Duggan, M. Willis, D. Kuhn, J. Polchlopek. Row 2: M. Chandler, B. Buscher, N. Caporin, J. Dudcinski, J. Daum, C. Major, B. Subik, B. Coals, N. Bullles, L. Larson, N. Millback, C, Smilh, C. Russell. Row 3: D. Roehm, E. Cooles, C. Hughes, J. Darling, E. Gillelle, S. Simcuski, P. Casey, C. Saller, N. Reynolds, L. Malzell, A. Alement, S. Olson, J. Bammesberger, C. Remon, S. Rohde, E. Niedzwecki. Row 4: G. Perry, M. Wager, B. Pallal, E. Reilley, M, Ardizzone, H. Fallon, D. Mclnlyre, P. Moore, M. Frey, C. Grant, S. Ballon, C. Oasler, J. Smilh, J. Lowe, M. Schultz, N. Taylor. , 97 FRESHME BOYS P.M. Row 1: D. Wood, L. Witz, M. Surowick, D. Wagner, C. Abulencia, J. Brauchle, J. More, S. Cimilluca, T. Costa, G. Harrington, W. LaCount, E. Keller. Row 2. J. Coulter, J. Sokalowski, M. Scherr, J. McMahon, J. Goettel, E. Urguhart, R. Boruels, B. McCaslene, H. Bolick, R. Arns, L. Day, G. Gunther, R. Luce, R. Lougont. Row 3: J. Orr, C. Bradbury, D. Radley, S. Bristol, D. Melvin, D. Kliphon, G. Hall, J. Nichols, D. Hudson, B. Scherz, C. Schoa, G. Hotaling, D. Burgar, D. Prichard, B. Palmer. Row 4. R. Gilford, D. Hubbard, C. Crowell, R. Sahm, H. Wheeler, B. Wiegand, G. Schlie, H. Werner, M. O'Dell, R. lzzo, N. Polastro, J. Smith, V. LaMacchia, V, Smith, F RESHME GIRLS P.M. Row 1: Mr. Leigh, advisor, V. Pima, S. DeLorio, P. Rose, G. Carter, B. Brodbeck, L. Sponable, E. Haylor, D. A. Mahley, R. Vodala, C. Krouse, D. Breekenridge, J. Dailey, E. Bieloski, J. Garling, J. Cross, G. Palmer: Smith, J. Watson, K. French, Mr. Covey, advisor. Row 2: D. Schlie, S. Birchmeyer, S. Linduski, S. Martin Row 3: M. Crain, B. Spicer, J. Stever, J. Neimeir, S. Penoyer, B. Koehler, N. Palmer, L. Bell, I. Purpis B. Quirk, J. Gapski, D. Chandler, M. Becker. Row 4: G. Ackerson, L. Backus, A. Beaupre, J. Melvin, M, Vail J. Ebare, C. Teska, J. Socier, M. Kirsch, S. Cole, C. Andress, B. Scherz, C. Grover, C. Strombeck, M. O'Shea 98 1 1 sm.. . .1 EIGHTH GRADE BOYS . As - - - FN .. - A Row J. P. Eldredge, N. DeLorio, K. Stever, L. Ruscher, E. Cappella, T. Felicia, K. Rouche, K. Murphy, D. Fuller, J. Petroffski, L. Spier, R. Peters, J. Thompson, J. Stanton, D. Debottis, F. Taylor, E. Russell, G. Down. Row 2: N. Zinsmeyer, D. Dennis, J. West, T. Dewey, E. Rothbaler, P. Wilson, S. Throop, L. Humphrey, E. Houde, R. Gustke, P. Hafner, R. McNaly, H. Nemo, L. Stone, B. Fancher, J. Bullard, R. Brown, D. Shepardson, L. Blondin. Row 3: D. Bigshy, L. Pickard, J. Fizmaurice, B. Pressley, B. Yeo, T. Amato, E. Clobridge, B. Coville, R. Ince, B. Ross, R. Smolsey, J. Palmer, C. Perkins, E. Sahm, R. Graves, P. Russo, B. Krichbaum, R. Phethean, G. Kyanka, R. Lalone. Row 4: D. Perechof, B. Hook, N. Bender, W. Baumler, M. Brogman, M. Breh, R. Gray, R. Fergerson, S. Loslawski, D. Brown, W. Fancher, J. Wheeler, D.Webb, R. Lloyd, N, Williams, D. Snyder, R. Moebs, V. Lloyd, J. Shairer, M. West, T. Mcluckie. Row 5. T. Brown, G. Ewald, N. Trendowski, C. Hubbard, R. Clement, D. Melvin, R. Edwards, R. Smith, D. Wagorn, G. Hartshorn, L. Vanlandt, F. Suchewski, J. VanAIIen, D. Morlock, R, Barrows, D. Cole, R. Catholdi. Row 6: S. Sherlock, R. Chandler, G. Hansee, B. Stager, W. Dreher, A. Bradshaw, C. Falter, F. May, D. Bently, J. Cramer, G. Knapp, R. Daley, B. Jaeger, J. Rader, R. Green, P. LaFlair, D. Prenost, P. Rathye, B. Savoy. Row 7. Mr. Lalonde, Mr. DeLaney, Mr, DiNunzio, advisors, P. Merritt, R. Sattler, J. Boyko, D. Grinim, R. David, H. Samuls, C. Haven, Mr. Wood, Mr. Buske, Mr. Roda, Mr. Ferguson, advisors. EIGHTH GRADE GIRL Row lf M. Scott, G. Watt, J. Roder, E. Graves, J. Tempo, N. Rosti, K. Searls, J. Herbert, M. Neimeier, P. Burgett, S. Magee, M. Manuppelli, J. Eldredge, N. Nicholson, M. Yuill, D. Veriy. Row 2: S. Griffin, N. Zinsmeyer, N. Shaver, J. Conners, G. Bakeman, E. Alletzhauser, B. Hafner, C. Martin, C. Reale, V. Maloney, N. Musumeci, S. Hines, R. Giles, J. Music, N. Malfitana, J. Fix, F. Ragonese, Mrs. Porubek, advisor. Row 3: C. Gillen, D. Wylde, P. Sames, J. Elderbroon, P. Schultz, K. Gillette, C. Tracey, J, Jervis, G. Lirisley, P. Barhler, B. Smith, P. Hales, J. Fergerson, D. Pickard, T. LaCombe, J. Paulk, J. Crownhart, B. Benson. Row 4: D. Stewart, M. Smith, B. Shoop, M. Crouse, M. Suencer, J. Nichols, M. Shum, B. Lathrop, J. Genska, A. Gerhart, M. Keyes, J. Norton, M. Flower, D. Laughlin, A. Foulter, L. Snyder, G, Bulia, P. Burns, M. Martin Row 5:.S. Fecht, D. Young, R. Ragonese, J. Ostrander, J. Gronau, M. Connor, M. Dorfer, L. Towndrow, D. Hoge, B. Pitcher, L. Loerzel, J. Coliman, S. Jilson, M. Gray, S. Jefiery, A. Bawelek, C. Hyde, J. Fonda, J. Fonda, J. O'Dell. Row 6. L. Sauthard, B. Fisher, M, Shelron, E. Ouderkirk, D, Hibbard, L. Heidreich, J. Mueller, C. White, C. Wright, C. Allen, M. Moxson, l. Wilsox, J. Fuller, E. Nolden, P. McDale, L, Littleboy, J. Cali, J. Spuches, C. Darminio, M. Cardinal, B. McNeil. 99 2 J SEVE TH GRADE Row l. S. Houde, B. Niedzwicki, J. Gauthier, P. Jacobs, E. Haven, J. Konitz, D. Hallenbeck, C. Thompson S. Coy, C. Simonaitis, E. Mueller, M. Kot, J, Stever, S. Bullett, M. Ragonese, S. Baxter. Row 2: H. Depo, D Bausman, S. Burlingame, D. Buttles, C. Mirra, J. Cirbus, D. May, M. Webster, M. Hogan, L, LaLone, R McCarty, H. Stanton, D. Rothie, R. Anderson, C. Jeffery. Row 3: D. Walker, B. Myer, R. Kinnetz, F. Kinne D. Queor, J. Moore, J. McMahon, R. Krause, D. VanWagner, D. Kinslow, J. Laure, G. Ehegartner, R. Root D. Young, R. Tomeny. Row 41 B. Komrowski, S. Slieinski, K. Merz, L. Walter, J. Delorio, E. Murray, B. Doss J. Wood, B. Schorr, L. Cook, P. McLaren, G. Natali, N. Barrett, P. Lynn. Row 5: M. Spear, P. Therre, S Teahout, J. Sharp, D. Welch, R. Eaton, S. Muller, R. Davern, C. Gerhardt, L. Loegel, l.. Simmon, E. Dorn, D Stever, C. Dionne. Row 6: D. Diederich, M. Spinks, S. LaVigne, S. King, K. McDonough, S, French, L Crowell, L. Beams, J. Gordon, S. Minor, R, Borland. Row 7: Miss DeCicco, advisor, D. Hurst, R. Sponeble, P Rose, T. Hotaling, P, Smith, L. VanLuven, J. Goldthwait, C. Fecht, E. Webb, J. Moore, T. Hatter, J. Parker C. Lorraine. SEVE TH GRADE Row 1: J. Webster, A. Dowining, M, Dwyer, S. Revette, T. Swift, S. Skinner, L. Jackson, R. Baum, C. Guilt J. Clayton, S. Riccelli, C. Rogala, D. Juno, J. Ladd, K. Stasko, T, Mentrak, R. Jeffers, B. Bryerton, J. Merritt W. Waltos, C. Wulfert, C. Connor. Row 2, A. Keach, A. Hollstrand, B. Mahlerwein, W. Deland, R. Coon, R Wellington, G. Tooley, T. Witz, B. Martin, J. Crowshaw, D. Kesel, S. Zepp, J. Hotelling, B. Farley, H. Loura R. Dailey, R. Winks, R. Krupka, C. Solomon. Row 3. J. Parsons, F. Pflug, R. Stockton, F. Mento, N. Nunan S. Bach, C. Maloney, B. Kelley, R. Molesky, M. Weiss, M. Miller, S. Pross, B. Edwards, G. Gardener, J. Gary P. Machay, E. Janes, L. Curtiss, J. Kitchu, K. Fickett. Raw 4: J. Weaver, A, Walsh, A. Radford, P. Shuster M. Aicher, W. Eifler, S. Kuhn, V. Lathrop, M. Chambers, P. Milvack, M. Hughson, E. Cole, V. West, N McDonald, J. Edwards, B. Watson, M. Simmons, K. Gibbs, A. Moebs. Row 5: S. Dreschnack, S. DeMarr, M Ferrante, P. Stone, B. Rathbun, P. Hotaling, M. Brown, R. Reddick, G. Ratnour, M. Crisofi, M. Wilson, K Kohles, E. Scherr, J. House. Row 61 Miss Fredenberg, advisor, Mr. Broad, advisor: R. Horne, S. Niles, A Patyner, F. Hayes, J. McDermott, N. Gross, M. Persing, B. White, R, Leach, D. Bolton, R. Walters, F. Miller Row 7: B. Persing, R. Kimler, R. Morris, G. Weeks, D. Palmer, J. Lymn, P. Rowand, R. Oaster, J. Smith, Mr Adams, advisor. 100 SEVE TH GRADE Row l: D. Sokolowski, J. Tackley, P. Cunningham, C. Henson, S. Bader, S. Haylor, S. Young, M. Carpenter B. Booth, K. Bell, R. Sager, J. Conley, R. Hughes, J. Goodberry, B. Goodson, C. Loerzel, C, Mahlick. Row 2 D. Hallenbeck, R. DeAnthony, R. Schlie, D. Fraley, M. Maloney, R. Raker, J. Lindenfell, J. Barry, J. Cain, D Carr, B. Allen, S. Cushman, J. Andress, M. Longley, N. Russell, S. Brown, L. Mayer. Row 3: D, Kicks, L Adams, J. Chapel, J. Millward, B. Frasier, P. McCasIand, P. Robb, R. Gaca, W. Goodwin, T. Lonergan, C Lowsky, J. Stevens, D. Byron, J. Alkin, L. Lewandowski. Row 4: D. Gillette, A. Sotherden, J. Sims, J. Huff P. Grant, P. Lenweaver, M. Stoddard, C. Game, M. Pisani, D. Casolare, B. Clement, G. Cady, R. Longo, J Hotaling, B. Root. Row 5: H. Boyke, S. Ennis, J. Fladeboe, J. Hall, P. leroux, J. Cali, J. Quilly, L. Cirbus S. Pickard, B. Hochstuhl, S. Amato, D. Babcock, R. Rouicher, S. Howard, M. Brunel, S. Oakes. Row 6: D Jones, B. Bieling, J, Fergerson, J. Davidson, B. Barzee, B. Shavalien, S. Pundy, M. O'Hara, F. Pickard, S. Frendenbury, S. Beechnen, J. Croyle, J. Banlow, J, Santimaw, C. Brodbeck. Row 7: J. Shamphine, P. Higgins D. Smolsey, C. McCarthn, C. Ungleich, C. Vollkommer, M. Schuelke, D. Sims, H. Moore, D. Dempster, G. Zollo, C. Atkinson, B. Godlewski, C, Holyer. Row 8: Mr. Schaertl, advisor, D. Hoof, J, Wilmer, K, Switzer, T. Mento, E. Eno, A. Harrington, F. Tornutore, Mr. Hoover, advisor. ' 101 I i H UNDERCLASSMEN CLASSES ,,f.a. .. TYPING SOCIAL srumss AGRKZULTURE-SHOP ausvNEss MATHEMATICS WOOD SHOP GENERAL SCIENCE 102 AFTER OO CLASSES ...Q-1 MATHEMATICS SOCIAL STUDIES 4. H X MATHEMATICS SOCIAL STUDIES SOCIAL STUDIES 103 ENGLISH . N Y 1 Y mel ,Q ACTIVITIES X. I I A 3 Mun vnu mn., ,HH ..-. M 1 2 3 4 5 6 8 9 10 11. 13 125 16 17 18 19 20 23 24 25 26 27 0 Q 0 , l ,,, , 'I' E: f?.4S26i?W SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS ., IQ ,gg , l ' f s 5 I QL' .. , en, I :af ' i Seated: D. Brown, presidenlg B. Williams, secretary, R. Varone, vice-president, M. Falasco, treasurer. Stand- ing: Mr. Goessling, Mr. MacKenzie, advisors. STUDE T COU CIL OFFICERS is left fo righl: T. lallochelle, presidenl, Mr. DuBuios, advisor, D, Bristol, secrelaryg J. Loughlin, vice-president Absent from pidure: K. O'Conner, lrecsurer. 106 SE IOR YEARBOOK CLUB Row li Mr. lvers, advisor, Mr. Antes, advisor, L. Orr, E. Dimon, C. Santamaria, business manager, B. Belanger, literary editor, C. Webster, publication manager, D, McCarthy, editor in chief, E. Bollenbacher art and layout editor, M. Kissel, R. Dykeman, Mr. Pistolese, advisor, Mr. Lehigh, advisor. Row 2: G. Viviano G. Hines, J. Homan, L. Ackerson, R. Capoui, S. Ames, l. Horton, E. Schopter, E. Allen, I. Planty, E, Donor E. Elsey, M. Williams, M. Falosco, F. Demore, C. LaMacchia. Row 3: M. Kuhn, P, Parker, J. Brascho, C Schlie, J. Galfey, R. Varone, G. Kavanaugh, E. Chevalier, L. Gordon, A. Galvin, D. Hill, M, Grevelding, G Alletzhauser, D. Mylott, D. Dippold, F. Gurtowski. Row 4: M. Tornatore, N. Wicks, D. VonAlstine, D, Haigh, J. Leonard, S. Castle, F. Barbagallo, D. Tooley, J. Stanke, D. Belanger, D. Lipke, C, Hogan, G. Entrott, P. Crook. The Yearbook Club, composed of sen- iors, is responsible for the actual produc- tion of the NORTHMEN. Working under their editors, the Liter- ary, Art and Layout, Business and Publi- city Committees each perform o specific iob which results in a completed yearbook. The sole of yearbooks to the student body is also handled by the club. To partially finance the cost of printing the yearbook, boosters are issued to the public. Highlighting this year's activities was the annual Yearbook Assembly, Follies of '54, which was the oHiciol kick-off at the yearbook sale. HARD AT WORK 107 f ,f f ' ' S SCRIBBLER CLUB Row I: M. Falasco, art editor, J. Parent, circulation editor, E. Roberts, associate editor, N. Rousche, associate editor, J. Lowe, editor in chief, C. Obergfell, secretary, G. Viviano, business manager, J. Moriniti, printer, J. Ehegastner, M. Fuller, sports editor. Row 2: Mrs. Merriam, advisor, J. Guinto, C. LaMacchia, J. Chapel, N. Caporin, D. Gordon, H. Neimeier, S. Neimeier, M. Kissel, J. Lowe, J. LaRose, Mrs. Hughes, advisor. Row 3: F. Demore, J. Ehegastner, C. Webster, M. Tornatore, N. Merriam, J. Kline, C. Santamaria, J. Stanke, J. Hubbard, J. Arcidino, M. lane, N. Brown, M. Ragonese, M. Chandler, J. Bell. As it is the official publication of the school, the Scribbler has a many told pure pose. It strives to create better understanding between the pupils and their parents, to keep alumni in contact with school acivi- ties, to taster school spirit and promote clean sportsmanship, to endorse worthy school enterprises, to encourage and com' mend high scholarship, and to serve, in general, as a medium for the expression of student opinion. The Scribbler is constantly working for the welfare of the school by providing a monthly publication of easy reading and good entertainment. SCRIBBLER IN THE MAKING 108 STUDE T COU CIL A.M. l Row 1: P. Homan, N. Lathrop, G. Loughlin, vice-president, K. O'Connor, treasurer, Mr. DuBois, advisor, D. Bristol, secretaryp T. LaRochelle, president, J, Park, D. Mclntyre. Row 2: G. Furco, G. Viviano, B. Seorles, S. LaCombe, G. Hansee, L. Harrington, R. Bordonaro, J. VanSlyke, F. Demore, M. Aicher. Row 3: E. Perry, E. Mederios, N. Leroux, S. Ames, G. Palmer, J. Stevens, R. Dowling, E. Dimon, N. Milbock, P. Crawshaw, E, Allen, E. Schopfer. Row 4. S. Rohde, B. Thater, J. Kowal, N. Burnet, E. Betch, J. Stanke, E. Bollenbacher, R, McKenzie, P. Wilson, L. Melvin, S. Johnson, B. Sitterly, J. Alt, J. Rothbaler. The purpose ot the Student Council is to incourage student participation and planning in school. lt gives the students , the opportunity to demonstrate leadership and management. L The Student Council, retlects student opinion and organization of it, and stimu- lates it about the school. They sponsored the first drive for a foreign student, and acquired a iuke box for the school. .., STUDENT COUNCIL BUSINESS MEETlNG 109 'sf-T FUTURE HOMEMAKER OF AMERICA A.M. rw 41' Row I: Mrs. Starr, advisor, B. Jackson, E. Laura, J. Roberts, secretary, G. Hines, vice-president, E. Johnson, president, D. Luce, treasurer, J. Spagnola, P, Fatcheric, Miss McMahon, advisor. Row 2: B. Hanley, L. Ackerson, A. Chapel, B. Thompson, M. Willis, D, Kuhn, S. Chilton, B. Hier, T. Dudzinski, B. Subik, M. Bieling, M. Herbert, D. Cerio, M. DeLand, C. Hurley. Row 3: B. Wheatley, C. Remon, M. Davidson, J, Dygert, C. Santamaria, J. Stanke, L. Smith, P. Roder, F. Clobridge, J. Chandler, F. Barbagallo, E. Parker, J. Schaertl, J. Bammesberger, B. Caples. Row 4: C, Masek, N. Shampine, B. Morey, N, Austin, J. Martin, M. More, A. Sum, B. Sahm, l. Horton, E. Reilley, C. Grant, B. Garelick, J. Duggan, J. Cornell, L. DeLorio, D. Zinsmeyer, B. Chapman, The F.H.A. has been organized since 1946. The purpose of this club is to share and enioy the responsibilities and leadership in the home, school and community, also to respect and accept the family as the most important unit of our society, They have held dances co-sponsored with the F.F.H, and attended the Fall District Rally. The girls acted as baby sitters for Parents' Night and made o Christmas box for a needy family. F.H.A.OFFlCERS H0 FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA . .Rum Row lt T. Stone, reporter, F. Hansen, vice-president D Luce secretory L Temple president F Teska treasurer, R. Schneider. Row 2: A. Schneider, R. Alt, J Kassel J Martin Mr Havlen advisor R Teska C Winks, D. Lottler, H. Proctor, D. Alt. Row 3: D. Filkins K Allen D Babiec D Subensky C Hammond E Ungliech, F. Melvin, B. Stevenson. Row 4: C. Godfrey R Darby L Hahn J Hansen F Bell C VanDuzer A, Baxter. The F.F.A. is made up of boys who are enrolled in vocational agriculture. The purpose of the club is to teach rural leadership, sportsmanship, co-operation, scholarship, thrift, and patriotism. The F.F.A. has been organized since 1935. This club co-sponsors dances with the Future Homemakers ot America. The F.F.A. has a basketball team, which won the Eastern Championship of Onondaga County. An annual event sponsored by the F.F.A. is the Father-Son Banquet. 111 TRAVEL CLUB I , R., is . 2' 'Fi ei Row 1: B. Hier, D. Schad, J. Clemens, secretary, N, Charlebois, treasurer, Mr. Goessling, advisor, R. Rohde, president, J. Olson, vice-president, J. Samuels, D. Henson. Row 2. C. Throop, W. Depo, L. Pickard, P. Christ, J. Fratamico, B. Eno, B. Thater, G. Taylor, A. Persons, W, Eifle, P. Erwin. Row 31 R. Yost, F. Rapple, N. VanAllen, B. Kurtyka, G. Renk, R. Dudeck, E. Kraft, W. Richardson. :rz.el'U5'l + ies.-Gil-46 PLANNING A FIELD TRIP 112 The Travel Club, headed by Mr. Goes- sling, has been organized for four years. Club meetings are devoted to viewing travel films from all parts of the United States and exchanging information about diHerent places all over the world. Activities of the club include a trip at the end of the year and an annual Christ- mas party, ATHLETIC ASSOCIATIO was 4r- 'swf Row 1. D. Shetron, treasurer, E. Briggs, vice-president, B. Gross, president, B, Pizio, vice-president, M. Fuller, secretary. Row 2: Mr. Tucci, advisor, D. Winslow, E. Schopfer, Mr. Hall, advisor, J. Scullin, N. Hytron, C Behnke, Miss Tucker, advisor. Row 3: C. Burkett, L. Obergfell, D. Lane, S. Youmans, R. Schoder, J. Apple, C Riccelli. ,N WHAT'S NEXT ON THE AGENDA? 113 Organized in 1939, the Athletic As- sociation is now sponsored by Mr. Hall, Miss Tucker and Mr. Tucci. This organization aims to supervise and co-ordinate all recreational and athletic activities of the North Syracuse Central Schools. An annual event sponsored by the A.A. is the Block letter Banquet at which letters are presented to both boys and girls lor participation in sports. The A.A. also manages all ticket sales at home games as well as the sponsorship of record dances after home basketball games. SPANISH CLUB 10' Row l. G. Perry, A. Hyde, secretary, Mrs. Weibezahl, advisor, R. Russell, vice-president, J. Sattler, treasurer, R. DiCameIli. Row 2: S. Matzell, A, Zoll, N. Hayes, J. Baum, B. Osinski, S. Symer, J. Bennett, L. Larson.Row 3. D. Hardy, M. Davison, C. Salter, P. Gross, J. Dygert, J. Tracey, D. Sams. Row 4: B. Pattat, F. Krawcek, P. Moore, E. Gillette, A. Clement, M. Frye, M. Deland. FRUIT' 0'MA7lC WE'RE GOING TO CUBA! The Spanish Club, led by Mrs. Weibezahl, has a very active agenda. Their purpose is to practice actively Spanish and work for the establishment of a travel fund to send a foreign language student abroad. The club has already enioyed a trip to New York City and is striving now to finance a trip to Cuba. A fruit-a-matic machine was installed in the school to raise money for this proiect. rf ri-'. If-3.0.1. 1--wr -mv, rf.. -gn ,- J ix:--' fm,- 1-ff D..- .. ,. 'K'-ss'y wi: ,- fi I 9 5-if K ai! Ar , ' +- ff-H V ir ll md! , .- H. H. 7 - JB A ra-924' 4 'P , , sf 3' U ,r mi, fi, 3- 0 if 2' .Jr . vr H , ii :Q .fu S 8 1 if Ye! 1 :xii M: ! ,.,. 'Qi v 'vs 's GAA. . cw:-'-' si 1 155? rfvag '32 . ns. . 952 1:-, viii ing fs .......-.. .. . tt.. 1. 'YI' , C o cz.: ezeugs aim. Q.. . . 5:4 . 4: .. . af? 4 .. J IF t, ,,.. fi' . :sg . - . - - .., ..-v 1.- . Bw . M-Q vf W ui H , 'FE-I J4::v. 'gu- 5,- .,'.. 392' Wi son, R. Qef, M. Bammesber J. I, cConneI J M eHcI, S. Matzell, J. Kissel, Go J ht: fo rig siage leff the On fi ghf: Jo floor left fhe On HIGH F cKenzie, B. A ,B.M On Wis obeck, P. ung, D. Buffers, H. Sir McGcy, B. Katz ke, D. 65 Pearson, J. W ho, J. SC cdbury, J. Bra ane, C. Br ssmcln, M. L and, M, Zaleski, E. La Y hneider, M. B B. Sc ulio, R. DiF s, R. en hr Sykes, G. Kovonaugh, D. Bell, E. A L. Remon, ner, B. 99 Bakemun, M. W man, J Buus .J 0 D. 0 0 - In X .C u C fu L IL ui T: m C LI ALL STATE CHORUS A D BA D Row l: K. O'Connor. R. Russell, J. Brascho, Mr, Sperti, advisor, Miss Ransom, advisor, P, Crook, J. Gaftey, B. Katzung, Row 2: M Mcluckie, E. Chevalier, R. Schneider, R. Farnsworth, G. Gurney, D. Blackburn, D. Shepard, R, Bordonoro. Our students traveled to Holland Potent lor a weekend ot rehearsals with boys and girls tram schools all over the state. Mr. Howard Marsh, ot Hastings-on-the-Hudson, was guest conductor. These students were chosen as outstanding musicians from North Syracuse. Alter an average of six hours of rehearsals on Friday and Saturday, and a dance Friday evening, the weekend was clim- oxed in a concert by the All-State Chorus, Orchestra. and Band. CHOIR Row lr J. Leonard, G. Hines, M, Ames, E. Dimon, Miss Ransom, advisor, P. Dennis, S. Ames, C. Webster, C. Zikmund, Row 21 C. Breh, D. Lane, T. lavier, P. Parker, S, Castle, l. Ahrens, M. Wilson, E. Mullen, J. Riccelli, B. Waryan. Having been in existence for four years, the members of the Choir sing very diFticult music. From this group are chosen All County and State Sectional Contestants, They also attend many conferences, give concerts, and sing for assemblies, county festivals, and community afloirs. 'l'l6 MUSIC APPRECIATION CLUB -ef vwvrivtra' 3.1!-v Row I: B. Whittaker, L. Bader, Miss Ransom, advisor, I. Hughson, I, Kisselburgh. Row 2: D. Wood, E. Chevalier, R. Webb, C. Breh, D. Shepard. The Music Appreciation Club has been organized for six years. The purpose of this group is to appreciate and understand music. During the club meetings, members give reports on famous composers and conductors such as Matavani and Kostelanetz. The meetings are further highlighted by the playing of classical records. GLEE CLUB Row 1: J. Gaffey, Miss Ransom, advisor, J. lapham. Row 2: C. Obergfell, J. Gurzny, P. Crook, M. Tornatore, l. Orr. The main purpose of this club, which was formed three years ago at North Syracuse, is hearing and singing good music. The members have given concerts, sung at assemblies, county festivals, state contests, and have performed at community affairs, as well as having attended many conferences. All County and State Sectionals are chosen from this group. 117 ROAD 'K IGHTS f. Row 1: P. Carroll, sergeant of arms, K. Wenger, A. Russel, B. Guzman, P. Calpeator, A. Persons, vice- presidentg D. Melvin, Mr. Loiewski, advisor, D. Goellel, D. Holiday, president, D. Wood, J. Fergersan, B. Finsel, G. Alletzhauser, B. McKenzie, D. Blackburn, B. Sitterly. The club was organized on December 7, 1953, to promote safety on the highway, on the drag stripes, and to bring forth the true meaning of the hot rod. They were sponsored by the North Syracuse Central School and have secured the support and co-operation of the North Syracuse Fire Department, They have joined the Empire State Lining Association and the National Hot Rod Association. Much help has been given by the community minded people. RADIO I A D II ......-msgkrk M,,,,4 Row lf Mr. Pinti, advisor, B. Wagner, N. Buttles, R. McGay, Mr. Scholl, advisor, Row 2: R. Motill, B. Bauer, B. Benson, P. Paninski, R. Felps, J. Pearson, G. Flower, W. Farone. Row 3: E. Koslowski, T. Clark, J. Krupka, D. Brown, S. Kibbe, W. Gragie, J. Santilipp. Organized this year, the purpose of the Radio Club is to promote a greater interest in radio and electronics. The members receive the basic principals of electricity and electrons. They also give demonstra- tions of various instruments used in these fields. 118 Row M. M K, Lie Builer Herrmann Thus group I5 working toward nexv year when the members wull be puthng out lhe school yearbook They have plans made abou! the cover dedlcohon page snapshots and graduahon pucfures to be taken during Yhe summer They hope to have Iheur book to press by Chrxstmas at EH-we ROW 1 C Gallpeau L Selbert C Wnlluams secretary M Wrlson vnce presudent B Guzman preszdent J Vulcano Row 2 S Juston E Ames C Prcyfula Mass Hobson advisor C Grazlano C Hoialnng J Gurzny ROW 3 N Weeger R Horellung B Stockton H Gif? S Schadl M Schopfer C Osborne M VanAntwerp udviso cluckle R Marley B Remon L Sykes B Mogulre J Bogus D Gordon B Wylde S Smxth Row 3 1. CO DUCTI G Row 1: M. Murray, B. Schneider, E. French, E. Lassman, treasurer, M, Brand. Row 2: D. Bell, D. Butters, B. Katzung, Mr. Sperti, advisor, J. Lapham, J. Weske, F. DeTiere. Row 3. M. Zaleski, E. Ahrens, R. Steeper, B. Cole, R. Difulio, To teach the members to direct both choral and instrumental groups, is the main function of the Conducting Club. This is a new club this year and consists of band members who take turns directing the group. ar' K 'L 41, 2 Q 2 Row 1: B. Schoen, secretory and treasurer, N. Shea, vice-president, Mrs. Goessling, advisor, B. Jewell, president. Row 2: C. Peck, J. Brown, B. Longo, J. Carr. The Foreign Pen Pals hos been in existence at North Syracuse High for about three years. The purpose of this group is to promote friendly relations by exchanging letters with foreign students in the European countries, Members of the culb hove received post cords and gifts from their pen pals. 120 1 JU IOR RED CROSS A.M. Girl in stretcher: C. Russell. Row lf S. Simeuski, M. Wagner, C. Smith, secretary, J. Cartwright, vice- president, M. Murray, president, B. Grassmann, treasurer, N. Reynolds, J. Darling. Row 2: J. Polchapek, B. Gigon, M. Wilkinson, H. Hayford, M. Kingsbury, A. Christensen, Mrs. Wright, advisor, Being organized for over twenty-five years, this is one at the oldest service clubs in school. The girls learn first-aid and help with Civil Defense Drills. They are planning to give a show for veterans and a television show to acquaint people with the LIBRARY CLUB A.M. deeds of the Red Cross. 2 19' Row lr S. Maloney, J. Hopp, secretary and treasurer, M. Cook, president, J. LaRose, vice-president, Mrs. Reddick, advisor. Row 2: N. Mayer, D. Mantel, E. Christ, A. Dix, C. Major, C. Oaster, M. Maloney. The Library Club has existed for six years. The girls who ioined the club are interested in literature and in becoming librarians. They learn about repairing books, shelving, marking and other librarian duties. 121 HO ORIKHL Row l: K. O'Connor, M. Kissel, D. Bristol, N. Buttles, B. Subik, M. Willis, C, LaMacchia, D. Cerio, M. Maloney, M. Wilkinson, C. Perrine, J. Homan, Row 2: R, Varone, J. Arcidino, P. Moore, C. Maior, M. Grevelding, N. Lathrop, J. Stevens, J. Parent, R. Haven, J, Eghartner, M. Mcluckie, J. Polchlopek, B. Cook, R. Bordonaro, E. Chevelier, B. Farone. Row 3: C. Woodard, R. Austin, J. Beebe, B. Katzung, M, Wilson, C. Sattler, N. Reynolds, P. Casey, J. Kaven, N. Gernett, N. Charlebois, J. Cartwright, M, Frye, B. Pattat, D. CHORUS Ashford, P. Gauer, l N. ,M Row T: L. Ackerson, G. Furco, L, Bader, J. LaRose, S. Huston, C. l.aMacchia, R. Shepard, R. Blackburn, R. Schneider, Miss Ransom, ad- visor, E. Chevalier, J. Beam, N, Hytron, E. Perry, G. Hines, C. Mathewson, J. Bennett, J. Waters, E. Johnson, Row 2: R, Marley, P. Crawshaw, G, Palmer, D. Harrington, H, Fallon, M, Kuhn, l., Obergfell, E. Briggs, G, Gurney, D. Wood, R, Putnam, G. Davern, R. Gross, M, Yaumans, J, Lowe, M. Herbert, L. Harrington, M, Cyz, B. Jackson. Row 3. P, Casey, M. Mcluckie, B. Chapman, S. LaCombe, G. Panetta, S. Neimeier, J. Gurzney, M, Ames, R. Sprague, G. Alletzhauser, C, Burkett, W, Waryan, C, Breh, l, Horton, S, Ames, J. Bell, N. Reynolds, D. Haight. Row 4: M, Blanchard, B. Bechtel, S, Foster, R, Haven, l. Hughson, S, Coates, R, Sattler, D. Fletcher, C. Riccelli, L, Putnam, E, Kraft, R. Benson, B. Sahm, J. Stevens, E. Elsey, M, Koehler, J, Leonard, E, Mederios. Row 5: L. Ahrens, J. Homan, B. Hier, J. Mauciui, E. Christ, E, Parker, R, Hoteling, R. Lane, E, Mullen, B, Otis, D, Lipke, S. Olson, C. Osborne, D. Mantel, C, Santa- maria, J, Stanke, S. Hughes, N, Merriam, N, Brown, Row 6: E, Betsch, M. Fuller, J. Sculin, S, Johnson, J, Merriam, R. Diello, S, Sim- cuski, N, LeRoux, S, Maloney, E, Bollenbacher, R, Farnsworth, H, Hayford, G, Huston, M. Letterman, J. Schaerti, P. McConnell, R. Russell, C. Hurley, V, VanAlstine. Row 7: J. Kline, J, Hubbard, T, Lavier, S. Castle. 122 -N an 4 ' V. ,, , 7 jr -A tx M . 'N w GIRLS' SHOP CLUB mffbri 9134, vs J ' , , ,,o',.-. MI.. fl ff.: . Q u', ' 'H 4 o o ' o o 1-ef 'F' 'KT' Row 1: S. Coastes, treasurer, Mr. Laiewski, advisor, T. Hagan, chairman, J. Beebe, co-chairman. Row 2: F. LaMountain, J. Bakeman, R. Drillo, L. Ahrens, J. Alt, J. Palmer, J. Zautner, J. Smolsey. Raw 3: J. Waters, S. Salomon, S. Miller, C. Debes, S. Foster, M. Casolare, J. Komrowski, A. McMahon. The Girls Shop Club, led by Mr. Loiewski, has been organized for three years. The purpose of this group is to familiarize the girls with shop tools and materials. To insure conti- dence, each girl is given an individual project to complete, thus gaining experience in working with metals, acids, and woods. PROJECTIGN CLUB A.M. ,, . G. M, l .-, an L 1 ,MX ,, Row lf J. Fennessey, B. Squires, Mr. Ferguson, advisor, W. Rogers, president, P. Lukas. Row 2: J. Lcmgenmayr, P. Brennan, D, Smith, R. Gillette, J. Cowles, B. Noble, B. Carson, vice-president, D. Wheatley, L. Switzer, J. Wall, D. Austin. The Projection Club, led by Mr. Ferguson, has been organized for three years. The members serve the entire school by supplying qualified audio-visual operators. They also practice showing movies and demonstrate the use of the equipment. 123 ARCHERY Row lf A. Stier, R. Burch, Mr. Raulli, advisory P. Tortorello, G, Bolia. Row 2: D. Churchill, R. littleboy, R. littleboy, J. Pictrowski, R. Willis, E, Pawlewitz. A newcomer to the club program this year is the Boys' Archery Club. Led by Mr. Raulli, the aim of this group is to further interest in archery and familiarize students with the proper care and handling of archery equipment. Spring activities of the club include contests and Archery meets with other clubs from neighboring schools. RIDI G CLUB Row lg D. Tooly, N. l.cRorux, M, Kappeaser, J. Schaertl, J. VanSlyke. Row 2: F. Maloney, B. Katzung, M. Cook, Mrs. Ropacz, advisor, J. Hopp, D. Hickok, R. Burch. One of the new activities in the senior high organizations is the Riding Club, under the leadership of Mrs. Rapacz. The purpose of the club is to promote enjoyment in riding and developing good horsemanship. Riding instructions are given beginners. The experienced riders receive advanced lessons in jumping and showmanship, The club meets each Tuesday and Thursday at Velasko Stables, Syracuse. Membership and enthusiasm are increasing among the students with each meeting. 124 JU IOR CHORUS A D GLEE CLUB Row lr M. Yuill, S. Bullett, M. Spear, D. Buflles, Mr. VanDitto, advisor, P. Therre, R, Moleski, M. Flower, J. Edwards. Row 2: J. West, P. Hales, B. Edwards, J. Norlon, P. Doss, S. Fecht, A. Folger, C. Allen, N. Zinsmeyer, J. Muller, G. Reichard, M. Wesl. Row 3: S. Dreschneck, E. Dorn, M. Cardinal, T. Demorr, R. Reddick, J. O'Dell, J. Fonda, M. Wilson, S. Martin, D. Young, E. Bielaski, J. Garling. Row 4: K. Gillelle, C. Tracey, M. Maxson, J. Fordon, C. White, R. Vadalo, J. House, D. Hibbard, E. Ouderkirk, B. Rolince, D. Wymon, J. Mueller, J. Fonda, E. Dailey, J. Cross, N. Palmer. PROJECTION CLUB P.M. Row 1. G. Bullard, E. Clobridge, G, Knapp, R. Winks, Mr. Ferguson, A. Cosla, H. Wernn, J. Sluienson, C Abulencia. Row 2. R. Guslke, D. Babcock, R. Lougnol, C. Hubbard, B. Jaeger, J. Rader, G. Ewald, R Salller, P. Merrill, R. Adams, C. Ungleich. Row 3. R. Coon, K. Tickelf, J. Hotelling, H. Binder, R. Davern, R Caville, M. Breh, J. Tackley. 125 DVA CED BATON CLUB Row If E. Dorn, M. Hughscn, J. Bakeman, advisor, E. Cole, J. Cali. Row 2: A. Hunter, L. Adams, J. Millwcrd J. Fergerson, J. Jarvis, N. LuCombe, L. Spinks. STA P CLUB Row 1: B. Niedzwecki, D. Queor, L. Swift, Mr. Woison, advisory V. Laihrop, J. Barry, J. Fix. Row 2: F. Kinne, G. Kyunka, J. Moore, V. Lloyd, A. Halolsirond, R. Burns, R. McCarVY. L- lulone, L- SPJEV, R. Bdkef. 126 STUDE T COU CIL P.M. Row I: M, Bragman, flag bearer, D. Winslow, secretary, C. Haven, vice-president, R. Littleboy, president, Mr. Buske, advisor, B. Malbeck, treasurer, D. Kesel, J. Lindenfield, sergeant at arms. Row 2: D. Down, L. Curtis, B. Pressiey, E. Alletzhauser, C. Thompson, D. Buttles, K. Searles, D. Carr, J. West, R. Gaca. Row 3: G. Harrington, P. Rose, J. Fergerson, R. Vadala, J. Sokolowski, D. Wagorn, B. Bieloski, M. Maxson. Row 4. T. Mento, B. Schor, D. Loughlin, K. Kohles, L, Beams, B. Fisher, C. Darminio, B. Brodbeck, R. Reddick, V, West. JU IOR RED CROSS P.M. uv? Raw 1: R. Molesky, representative, D. Pickard, secretary, J. Eidredge, president, Miss Dunn, advisor, S. Jillson, vice-president, M. Spencer, treasurer, S. King, representative. Row 2: J. Delario, J. Fladehoe, E. Eno, L. Lewandowski, J. Ebare, M. Simmons, M. Stoddard, P. Burgett, L. Jackson. Row 3: K. McDonougn, L. Heidenreich, M. Dorfer, M. Persing, N. Gross, B. Koehler, S. French, M. Connor, J. Gapski, B. Write. 127 FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA P.M u. Row 1: B. Frasier, S. Young, S. JeHery, S. Delorio, president, Miss Devine, advisor, E. Groves, M. Chambers, M. Manuppelli, S. Hines. Row 2: C. Maloney, D. Bell, A. Mohes, B. Komrowski, M. Wilson, S. Dreschnach, S. Slivinski, E. Haven, l. Barrows, M, Vail. Row 3: B. Ralhbun, P. Brown, P. Stone, M. Fielder, J. Gibson, .l. Kimbell, V. Rima, K. Marsh, C. Krause, C. Wright, Row 4: P. Grant, A. Pawelep, M. Brunte, M. Ferranle, M. Marlin, S. Burlingame, D. Breckenradge, N. McDonald. LIBRARY CLUB P.M. Row I: L. Crowell, S. Teachoul, M. lallouchelle, president, Mrs. Simone, advisor: B. Lathrop, treasurer and secretary: J. Gronou, J. Webb. Row 2: D. Chandlel, D. Jones, L. Cirbus, C. Mirra, J. Cirvus, vice-president, J. Konitz, D. Hollenbeck, B. Richardson. 128 SPORTSME 'S CLUB P.M. Row I: R. Gaves, S. Cimilluco, E, Sohm, Mr. Lehigh, advisor, J, Schairer, P. Russo, J. Fitzmaurice. Row 21 B Wiegond, T. Day, treasurer, R. Daley, F. May, R. luce, J. McMahon, assistant president, R. Ferguson, B Hook, R. Izzo, secretary, H. Wheeler, president, B. Sahm. CIVIL DEFE SE DISASTER GROUP Row 1: G. Ehegartner, R. Neimeier, D, DeBottis, J. Conley, J. Goldthwait, Mr. Delaney, advisor, F Tornatore, J. Shampine, N. DeLorio, D. Shepcrdson, R. Root. Row 2: G. Tooley, E. Webb, M, Pisani, H Loura, W. DeLand, J. Moore, B. Swanmick, L. Van Lwen, E. Rothbaler, J. Parsons, S. Zepp, P, Lose, B Hochstuhe, T. Amato. Row 3: T. Will, A. Simonaitis, T. Mcluckie, F. Suchewsti, R. lloyd, L. Vanlondt, P Cunningham, B. Salerno, R. Catholdi, C. Vollkommer, P. Ruthie, T. Lynn, S. Sherlock. 129 HO OR ROLL P.M. Row 1. C. Simonaitis, P. Lanweaver, D. Buttles, N. Barrett, Mr. Broad, advisory Mr. Wood, advisor, Mr Buske, advisor, R. Gaca, J. Goldthwait, G. Down, K. Murphy. Row 2: S. Riccelli, E. Graves, M. Manuppelli D. Ruthie, M. O'Hara, B. Barzee, R. Oaster, J. Lemko, N, Rosti, S. Ennis, B. Schorr, N. Maltitano, J. Jarvis B. Benson, S. Dreschack, Row 3: R. Baum, M. Aicher, S, Fredenburg, J. Sharp, B. Quirk, A. Purvis, L Sponable, J. Ebare, E. Haylor, C. Guilt, A. Hcllstrand, R. Reddic, S. Burlingame, R. Tomeny. ORTHME YAK Row I: T. Costa, C. Abulencia, S. Cimilluca, business manager, B. Buloski, editor, Mr. Ferguson, advisor, D Smith, assistant editor, C. Krause, secretary, L. Bell, M. Crain, Row 2: J. Parkhurst, G. Ackerson, L. Backus S. lelorio, E. Bieloski, J. Garling, J. Watson, R. Arns, H. Bolick, D, Kliphon, H. Werner, D, Radley D. Hudson. 130 HO OR ROLL P.M. First row. P. Wilson, G. Kyanka, D. Webb, V. Lloyd, Mr. Broad, advisor, Mr, Burke, advisor, R. Graves, E. Rothbaler, T. Lamatto, L. Van Zandt. Second row: J. Garling, R. Stockton, R. Krupka, J. McDermott, B. Fisher, L. Southard, C. Marsh, M. Flower, E. Oudrkik, M. Smith, D. Pickard, S. Birchmeyer, K. Kohles, C. Darminio, M. Maxson, E. Bieloski, D. Hibbard. Third row: T. Day, B. Hunter, M. Cardinal, S. Jeffrey, P. Fisher, A. Mahley, B. Dillis, P. Sullivan, M. Becker, T. Mcluckie, R. Ferguson, M. Brogman, D. Grimm, J. Craner, B. Jaeger. 131 , A 2 I s i gif r xL Q N- l 1 , E ' 2 EIU-E Ymx' . 'Nu ' 'Nampa C ' ATHL . K, ., .,-b if K ,, My SPORTS REVIEW Recreation and athletics at the North Syracuse Junoir Senior High School are under the direction of Mr. Archie Hall, assisted by a coaching staff of Mr. John Wegerski, Mr. Ruben Tucci, Mr. William Covey, Mr. Kendall MacKenzie, Mr. John Herlosky, Mr. John Nugent, Mr. Roland lvers, Mr. George Schaertel, Miss Evelyn Tucker, Miss Evelyn Good, Mrs. Mary Whipple, and Miss Marianne Noldan. Athletics are governed by the Athletic Council which is the executive committee of the Athletic As- sociation. Highlighting the athletic season is the Block Letter Banquet usually held in June, when awards are given to the athletes. The Thornton Memorial Trophy is also presented to the outstand- ing athlete of the year at this banquet. Girls' activities this year included archery, bowl- ing, softball, tennis, soccer, basketball, and volley- ball. These activities are limited to intramurals, playdays, and invitation games. Under the direction of Miss Tucker, archery, con- ducted in the spring and fall, is climaxed by a Cen- tral New York tournament held at Liverpool. Miss Good has charge of soccer in the fall and softball in the spring. The girls have a strong intramural bowling league sanctioned by the Junior W.l.B.C. and sponsored by Mrs. Starr and Mrs. Whipple. As the national W.I.B.C. tournament will be held in Syracuse this year, the girls expect to have several booster teams entered in the tournament. The girls' winter program includes the girls vol- leyball group under the direction of Miss Tucker. They participated in several invitation games this winter. At the present time over fifty girls are prac- ticing basketball at Pitcher Hill under Miss Noldan's supervision. This spring, in addition to softball and archery, the girls will participate in tennis, which will be directed by Mrs. Whipple. The boys participated in the Onondaga County League competition of football, basketball, base- ball, track, cross country, golf, tennis, hockey, and bowling. Last year the baseball team finished in a tie with Solvay for third place in the County League. The Junior Varsity and freshman teams also played a complete schedule. Prospects are much brighter for the 1954 season as only three members of the squad were lost because of graduation. The coaching staff for baseball consists of A. D. Hall, John Wegerski, Ruben Tucci, and William Covey. The golf team, coached by Kendall MacKenzie, finished second in the County League, winning six matches and losing two. The tennis team, coached by John Herlosky, finished in a tie for first place in the legue, but in the play-offs lost to Liverpool 3-2. The track team, coached by John Nugent, par- ticipated in several dual meets and the county meet. This fall, a cross country team, coached by Roland lvers, was added to the list of interscholastic sports. The team did very well, engaging in several meets throughout the season. At the Section Ill meet held at Utica, the team finished second. The fooball squad had only four lettermen held over from 1952. The squad of over eighty boys was divided into three groups: Varsity, Junior Varsity, and Freshman. Mr. Hall was head coach, Mr. Weg- erski, and Mr. MacKenzie, line coaches, Mr. Nugent, back field coach, Mr. Tucci and Mr. Herlosky, J.V. coaches and Mr. Covey and Mr. Schaertel, freshman coaches. The Varsity squad wound up their season with a 4-l record in league competition, suffering their only defeat at the hands of Fayeteville-Manlius. This record allowed the Northmen to tie with Solvay for the co-championship of the league. The J.V.'s also had a successful season, finishing their action with a record of two victories, one scoreless tie, and one defeat. The freshmen team, composed of afternoon stu- dents, played one game. Hockey was revived at North Syracuse this year. The team, coached by Mr. Ken MacKenzie, played its games at the War Memorial. As the season closed, the teams record stood at two victories, two defeats, and two ties. The final playoff game with Valley ended in a 2-2 deadlock. This decision allow- ed North Syracuse and Onondaga Valley to share the hockey co-championship of Onondaga County. The basketball team, coached by Mr. Wegerski, had a splendid season. ln league competition they rolled up an impressive record of nine victories and one defeat, which was suffered at the hands of Fayetteville-Manlius. This record enabled the North- men to rein as co-champions with Fayetteville-Man- lius in the Central Division of the Onondaga County League. The J.V.'s, coached by Mr. Tucci, also had a suc- cessful season. Their non-league competition includ- ed two victories. ln league competition they wound up the season with a record of eight victories and two defeats. The freshmen, coached by Mr. Herlosky, practices at the Pitcher Hill gym. At the present time they support a 4-2 record. The bowling team, under the direction of Mr. Nugent, has been organized in an intra-mural league, which is sponsored by the American Junior Bowling Congress. Last year the five man team won the Onondaga County League championship and finished second in the state sectionals. As the 1953-54 athletic program draws to a close at North Syracuse, the Northmen rightly can be proud of themselves. A capable coaching staff com- bined with an enthusiastic school spirit has made it possible for North Syracuse to cop co-champion- ships in football, basketball, and hockey. We salute this year's athletes who have demon- strated outstanding skill and sportsmanship in com- petitive sports. FOOTBALL V3 Row 1. W. Parone, manager, R. Blockburn, E. Briggs, R. Schader, R. Stevenson, J. Appel, R. Burch, J. Russell, manager. Row 2: R. Lane, C. Hammond, K. Bechtel, J. Cortese, J. Hollister, J. Vollick, T. LaRocheIle, R. Gross, R. Sattler, C. Noble, A. Temple, R. Kurtyka, M. Youmcns, G. Taylor. Row 3: Mr. Covey, freshman coach, Mr. Hall, head coach, R. Farmsworth, C, Winks, R. Pike, E, Benderski, P. Reilley, E. Bollenbacher, J. Olson, L. Obergfell, N. Files, W. Gratien, T. Thibault, R. Sweeney, C. Burkett, Mr. Tucci, iunior varsity coach. Row 4: R. Guzman, C. Mclean, L. Furco, S. Handley, D. Guisti, R. Zinsmeyer, T. Lane, F. Bell, E. Stosko, H. Arnold, R. Filkins, B. Noble, J. SanFilippo, D. Stone, Mr. Wegerski, line coach, Mr. MacKenzie, line coach, FOOTBALL SCORE N.S.- 6 Minoo- O N.S.- 6 Fayetteville-Manlius--12 N.S.-22 East Syracuse- 7 N.S.-20 Solvay- 6 N.S.-27 Liverpool- O N.S.-13 BaldwinsviIle- 6 Co-champions of Onondaga County League Central Division 135 VARSITY BASKETBALL Row 1: R. Capozzi, J. Vollick, J. Hollister, C. Hammond, M. Youmans, R. Gross, C. Burkett, C. Hayes, manager. Row 2: A. Hall, athletic director, J. Wegerski, coach, E. Briggs, P. Reilley, G. loughlin, P. Tortorello, R. Tucci, iunior varsity coach. VARSITY BASKETBALL N.S.-76 N.S.-78 N.S.--72 N.S.-58 N.S.-65 N.S.-31 N.S.-55 N.S.-50 N.S.-59 N.S.-88 N.S.-62 N.S.-58 N.S.-58 N.S.-40 SCOR Play-oHs Co-champions of Ono League Central ES Baldwinsville-54 East Syracuse-53 Liverpool-49 Minoa-42 . , , Watertown-74 Fayetteville-Manlius-54 Solvay-47 , Baldwinsville-39 East Syracuse-48 , ., Liverpool-65 Fayetteville-Manlius-50 , , Solvay-57 , , , Solvay-42 Fayetteville-Manlius-43 ndaga County Division 1. V. BASKETBALL Row 1: R. Krohl, J. Cortese, D. Pike, D. Lane, D. Giusti, T. Thibault, C. Hayes, manager. Row 2: A. D. Hall, p.e. director, J. Wegerski, varsity coach, T. Lane, K. Bechtel, J. McConnell, D. Case, E. Rolhbaler, H. Arnold, R. Tucci, iunior varsity coach. J. V. CHEERLEADER IU Ill III QI gun -.Q Row 1: G, Hines, J. Brascho, captain, E. Perry. Row 2: C. Obergfell, N. Brunet, R, Marley. Absent from picture: K. O'Connor. 137 BASEBALL 4. Row 1: G. Alletzhauser, R. Cappozi, B. Wood, R. Gross, H. Hawthorn, M. Youmans, T. LaRochelIe, A Fiormonti, J. Renk, D. Pike, W. Ritchie. Row 2. L. Dunn, C. Throop, J. Beam, R. Thater, E. Briggs, l Obergfell, C. Miller, R. Birch, J. Sherz, B. Waryan, Row 3: R. Tucci, iunior varsity coach, V. Taylor, B. Khroll, J. Tracy, F, DeTiere, R. Yost, J. Winslow, T. Ritter, J. Appel, J. Riccelli, Row 4: D. Hardy, C Riccelli, K. Bechtel, E. Kraft, E. Rothbaler, D. Stone, J. Wegerski, assistant coach, A. D. Hall, coach, J. Bell ARSITY CHQEERLEADER V? Row 1: M. Kissel, M. Fuller, captain, N. Hytron. Row 2: C. Webster, J. Scullin, B. Russell. Absent from picture: C. Barzee. 138 is -5 f 'L TRACK J fx!! 5. J . is an . 1 9 i Q -1 W ise . gi, ' ' K?., ,QA K ,.. . at si , A911 4 s Row ls W. Eifler, A. Temple, E. Bollenbacher, J. Wheeler, B. Cole, A. Zampie, B. Eno. Row 21 L. Furco, N. Fr R ench, J. Arns, D. Stevens, R. Farnsworth, R. Whal, J. Nugent. CROSS COU TRY . ,FV .y , I I l ,,,, .Z , . I fm e -0-so f X , K' . 1. vu l W. 6 ow 11 F. Koslowski, D. Davis, D. Littleboy, B. Humphrey, E. Eno, P. Gross, Mr. lvers, advisor. Although it only has been organized since September, Cross Country is becoming a favorite sport at North Syracuse. Its aim is to encourage more boys to participate in the sport. Twelve meets with various O ther teams have already been undertaken. 139 SOFTBALL i w rr r, Q ,... ' L . ill! PW? M . J , Akgh ,C is r A ff ' . ' H53 ,gg A ,.,, f D., 1 A rf 'gf' ' W ' f 4. U' ' 'LQ , A f '5'- 'L . ii ' ' all , M , .L , V H A ' '... r . 1 D L . Lqif. if , ,r r , J 5 1. f' N L S f ' +L L L 5 r no -. f -L 2 L f - . , L L r . z , 1? ' .Z l ,rr - L fgqifyfff ' ': lg. ii, 'I . la, ll ' U 7 V -A ji .. , I, Ly 3 . .. A 53329. .':i': Agp H infix. M H' if V. 8, I , i ' if it 'kk' u 2 7 ' H K f . K - i ' ig. .au - if 1 , - gif. .. rff'f?r L 1 - 4, 3 . ,Vg f 5, x V. , , , ...- if jxyyl I , W ff V -:.. K an 7 I I is SL s .. lilihqn is if ,, -ww in . ' mw, ' -1 . - ' , fy K 4 . 7 'mmy Q ' ' b - 'Q uVv-M51 N2 'r ., K 'L - - ,.. l .f.. .. : . -' . Q -' L - h1 . . . , 4' , L or . , 3 E ' 'A , 'A ' - L l , J ' ,m, C ,s .rf,M' so - H1-'is' ' k 'W ' 1' '55 : . 4 ' ' ,, I ' L , , ZEA E . I .. ,Q , ,. 5 1 .N 2 :Ib . X : .,. A , .YK b .A 1 it K 1 .::: Q V w r C. . M D if 2. - MP T M - ' Q i A ,,. K . .,A. lfgifr Row 1: R. Baum, M. Fuller, E. Belch, S. Nesiico, D. Furchelle, W. Herbert, R. Loughnol, N. Hylron, R. Morley. Row 2: R. Dowling, D. Haigh, C. Zigmund, D. Shetron, J. Kriese, B. Kalzung, T. lovier, B. Remon, GIRLS' BOWLI G Row 1: M. Kissel, M. Fuller, C. Websler, J. Scullin. Row 2: S. Schcdl, H. Griff, J. Guliey, C. Schopfer, M. lane. Row 3: S. Hcnsee, B. Olis, F. Borbcgollo, Mrs. Whipple, advisor, C. Osborne, M. Kuhn, D. Haigh. 140 SOCCER , V. ff, x v-............-,y Row lg C. Hurley, C. Galipeau, R. Dowling, captain, L. Larson, G. Honsee .Row 2: G. Perry, M. Wagner, S Pickard, Miss Good, advisory E. Schopfer, J. Leonard, E. Mederios. Row 3: B. Slocklon, C, Osborne, M Wilson, J. Kriese, B. Koizung, L. Limcuski, E. Parker, M. Lane. ARCHERY .....J...... Left fo right Doris Michels, Lynda Melvin, Dianne Shelron, Miss Tucker. 141 VOLLEYBALL J' . S? C3 3 ggi? O5 i -'41 . A. 1 ll J .1 Row 1: G. Furco, G. Hines, C. Galipeou, J. Gurzny, S. Neimeier, R. Marley, N. Hytron, G. Hansee. Row 2 B. Gurelick, H. Neimeier, E. Schopfer, E. Allen, P. Crawshcw, E. Mederios, Miss Tucker, advisor, J Leonard, L. Ligere, C. Zikmund, C. Obergfell, D. Bristol, C. Hurley. Row 3: S. Sincuski, P. Wilson, J Dygert, P. Roder, M. Wilson, J. Lapham, J. Kriese ,B. Katzung, D. Shetron, E. Betch, S. Kirsel, S. Olson Row 4. D. Hoigh, J. Schaertl, P. Homan, F. Barbagallo, S. Castle, B. Stockton, E. Parker, S. Schadl, l. Melvin C. Osborne, M. Lane, J. Stanke, R. Dowling, E. Roberts, M. Wagner. GIRLS' BASKETBALL Seated. L. Melvin, D. Shetron. Row 1: M. Schultz, P. Homon, D. Hickok, L. Legere, B. Gorelick, M. Willis G. Hines, H. Neimeier, J. Gurzney, C. Galipeau, G. Jackson. Row 2: B. Subeck, l. Horton, N. Lathrop, M. Wagner, J. Stonke, S. Major, N. Hytron, R. Morley, D. Michels, T. Dudzinski, Miss Tucker, advisor. Row 3: A. McMahon, R. Dowling, S. Kirsch, P. Wilson, N. Reynolds, S. Olson, B. Stockton, D. Reohm, C. Rohde, B. Cook, J. Samuels. 142 r HOCKEY My Row 1: T. Lakochelle, R. Putnam, M. Zaleski, B. Sprague, J. Appel, G. Young, E. Benderski. Row 2: J. Beam, R. Burch, M. Zielinski, B. Humphrey, F. Walrous, Mr. Kendall MacKenzie, coach, Ed Bollenbacher, F. Bell, L. Putnam, G. Taylor. HOCKEY SCORES N,S,--0 H ,, ,, ..., . Valley--5 N.S.--6 . H , Fayetteville-Manlius-1 N.S.-7 ., , Fayetteville-Manlius-2 N.S.-4 , Fuyelleville-Monlius-4 N.S.-1 Valley--2 N.S.-2 , , , Valley-4 Play-offs N.S.-7 Fayelleville-Manlius-2 N.S.-2 , Valley-2 TENNIS .Aww 1-A 1' Left io righl: Barbara Garelich, Mary Grevelding, Barbara Hier, Mrs. Whipple 143 I sims: S' U ' ' QQ fi if im, 'eu' , S .,. X MIA AGA v Q Ay' A Pl.. .S A, Mr. Robbins at the ground breaking ceremony of the new Junior Senior High School. 555555-f Board of Education reviewing ground breaking ceremonies of the Junior Senior High School. 144 -' ' KW 1 OUR FUTURE JU IOR E IOR 3 M Q I MQW, ,Q ,.,., , N., ,I new wx! . may Afwzi-wf.gQg3fwfMgELXn5i3Am bv ww Mxwwwg, 92+-N SM, any 9,4 W wgfgg x 13? QQ, KCQQ 655 63 www 5 aw. rw ,Q RQQNAV' -5-4 Lair H Q2 fiagm ,Y 4W'QMw era nfs+N'J'92S hx' at 522' f' .wmv , .g,1f41. HIGH SCHOOL K bg Xa f ., M, 'K fi fMm Q 1 'Nui-A V5 az- ' r A vm .. - H, -2 was w iw S11 be, MM :Q V, zfskzqn, ik. 5 t.':,Hfk1 ' -:I-: P- .4 leafs 1 Xyaaiw. A ' , , ff M y riw-:15aSf2meL:z3ggg,.y:A :QM ,H fa-im - MffM fQ,.::fv-Y f'w.aH1.mggf7:25gf,,g 1 ,, Mg? M ,,U.L f-, . M , . , .A 4 X 5 4 5, 21, T il E if R Y ' OUR ALMA MATER 145 ADULT SHOP Left fo righf: Mr. Wcgner, Mrs. R. Pankonien, Mr. J. Baird, Mr. E. Rculli, advisor, Mrs. C. Melvin, Mr. W Purdy, Mr. R. Brown. ADULT PO LTRY Row if J. Palm, A. Pickens, G. Kenny, R. Krause, Mr. Wafson, advisor, B, Hochstuhl, R. Pickard, A. Cifrullo. Row 2: L. Craver, R. Masseh, L. Egleston, C. Vcutrim, N. Henrich, C. Palm. Row 3. W. Grevelding, R. Morse, W. Schlachier, J. Muller, R. Brown. 146 ADULT CREATIVE PAINTING ' J' dv' Row 1. L. Serednicky, C. Simonaitis, A. Smith, M. Fraser, M. Smith, A. Watson. Row 2: V. Simonaitis, B Austin, M. Nowack, H. Watson, C. Robbins, J. Serednicky, N. Serednicky, R. Corey, advisor, M. Lawrence A. Finsel, C. Roberts, B. Watson. ADULT K ITTI G Left to right. V. Chevalier, M. Havlen, R. Maier, P. Keenen, T. Schott ,advisory M. Schneck, J. lngerson, D MCCIUVG. A. Owens, R. O'Brien. 147 TEACHERS A message to the seniors: It has been a real pleasure to work with the class of '54. l want to wish each member of this class the best in life. May all your friendships be as pleasant as those formed in high school. C. R. Robbins ln 1950 l became a teacher of general science in the North Syracuse Central School. Daily l met with six classes of freshmen, you people, the class of 1954. These past four years have sped by much too rapidly for me to accomplish all of the goals that I had set. Therefore, I would like to take this opportunity to convey to you seniors some of my more serious thoughts and ideas for you to reflect upon as you leave your high school days behind to set forth upon a more complicated way of life. Have faith in God and faith in yourselves. Have the courage of your convictions, but keep an open mind and be the first to admit your error. Give much thought and energy to the direction of your life, make it one of purpose, for the pur- poseful Iife is the only life worth living. Have a sense of humor-life is much easier with than without. Remember, happiness is not as much a matter of position as it is of disposition. With these few thoughts I will say good-bye. I have enioyed working with you, the class of '54, and wish each and every one of you much success and happiness in the years to come. Ken MacKenzie Shall I shout Goodbye to each of you as I've had to do in many of our class meetings? No, I don't want to shout it, I don't even want to say it at all. l'm glad you've reached this part of your active, carefree life and l'll miss you. I have lots of memor- ies of you as individuals, and as a class in our various activities. But I won't say Goodbye be- 148 cause l'll see you, perhaps at an alumni affair, or a game, or on a weekend or vacation visit, or just around. Good luck! John Goessling Another four years have passed and I can say that I sincerely have enioyed them. I would like to wish the class of 1954 the best of everything in their future endeavors. John P. Wegerski Graduation is the last page of the first book of your life. The title of this book is preparation. The title of the second book is meditation. Faced with the problems of life you will question and try to find an answer for yourself alone. The third and final book is entitled dedication. To this end you labor, and are known. Roland lvers These few weeks of friendship make it hard to say goodbye. But for the many pleasures and prob- lems you have shared with me, l reluctantly say fare- well to the class of '54, with a ioy in knowing that your enthusiasm and spirit will continue to dwell at North Syracuse for years to come. Robert Gauthier I believe that ours is a purposeful existence, that each of us has something to contribute to the phy- sical, mental and spiritual well-being of all, and therefore that satisfaction and contentment will come to each of us who works honestly and ethically to fulfill his purpose. Hugo Pinti Good luck friends and keep in mind what Con- fucious said, When prosperity comes do not use all of it. Peter Scholl FAREWELLS Be popular! Thoughtfulness for others is the basis for popularity. The good sport is a person who does not strive for personal glory but forgets him- self in helping others enioy themselves through better play and work. Anyone who forgets himself in helping others will find friends and happiness all along the way. John Antes Commencement time will soon be here You'll leave behind all that's been dear And though you've heard all this before I want to say it iust once more . Success in life will all depend On dealings with your fellow men Your self control and loyalty Will make you what you hope to be. Dependability it's true Helps in what you want to do Society expects of you All these things, and others, too. If you'll live honestly each day Cooperate in every way Consider others as they are You'll succeed, says Betty Starr. I believe that I can honestly say. I have enioyed the seniors I have had in class. Good luck and best wishes to each senior. Esther Sleeth Best wishes for the future of the class of '54, May all your undertakings be as this yearbook. Mary Jane Gates Now the world is yours. We of the faculty offer you to the world and hope that in our little way we have helped in preparing you for whatever the world has to offer. While in high school your roots were developing -now plant them wisely upon the fertile fields of success. Mike Cortese Spring is here- The grass has rizf I wonder where the Seniors is? They're graduates - on the grass alas! They've served their time In this scholastic clime. They decked the halls- They were so iollyl They mixed lots of fun- With a little folly. Now-you can sigh With relief-l'll be brief: We bid them goodbye And good luck. Carol Katzung I would like to wish the very best of luck and success to the class of '54. l'll certainly miss those forlorn, sleepy faces in the office every morning after the last bell has rung. Barbara Horton To the class of '54 Whom I will see no more In the class room or hall At the Prom or Senior Ball To you all I wish success And I mean it, I must confess. Louis Pistolese l ...I SCHOOL LIFE F.H.A. PARTY YEARBOOK ASSEMBLY RURAL DISTRIBUTORS, INC. PAJAMA PARTY FUTURE HOMEMAKERS 150 YEARBOOK ASSEMBLY Mr. and Mrs. Anthony F. Adler, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. H. B. Aller Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Ambers Mr. Antes Arnold Teachouts Mr. and Mrs. Peter S. Barbagallo Charles Bartz Toni Barzee Mrs. Constance Belanger Mrs. Otto J. Benz Mr. Alvin Bieling Bieling's Jewelers Blackburn Plumbing and Heating Ed Bollenbacher Bowling Green Restaurant Ed Bradshaw Brewerton Cabinet Shop Broadway Tavern Al Brown The School Bus Drivers Ralph Buske Cady Brothers Thomas Camardella Cam-nel Sue Castle Edward C. Chevalier Circle Restaurant Color Bar Donald J. Cole Commercial Photographer John E. Cuiseck Dairy Queen Dan's Pie Stand Caroline DeBiase Mr. and Mrs. Fred Decker Bernice Dennis Miss Nancy Devine Bob Dinet's Restaurant Duke Dixon and Swingbillies -- W.A.G.E. Mr. and Mrs. John S. Douglas George Eitler Elsey's General Store Franklin Department Stores Ben Franklin A Friend John A. Goessling Gratzers Dairy Green Acres Restaurant Habere's Grocery Store James Hackett Mr. and Mrs. Haigh W. S. Halsey M. S. Hammond Gertrude Hawthorne South Bay Heating - Dick Heckathorn William Heikkila Howards Main Street Pharmacy Mr. and Mrs. Albert Hunt J. 81 J. Hardware Kissock's Garage BOOSTERS Carol Katzung Mr. and Mrs. Frank Kazlowski Kuhn and Lang Upholstering A Friend Jack Kenyon Mrs. Elizabeth Landi Mr. and Mrs. Reno Landi D. A. Leo Service Station Mr. and Mrs. L. E. Leonard Lindsay's Diner J. H. Mallete Sinclair Service, North Syracuse Jane N. Manchester Mattydale Barber Shop Mattydale Jewelers Mattydale Superette McKinley's Miss Rita McMahon Jim McNeill Monte Jeweler Morden Real-Estate Mrs. Nellie Moyer George Mulhauser Mrs. G. Mulhauser Susan Nestico Oneida Craft Manufacturing Co. .Mr. and Mrs. Grove Parker Af3C Leroy C. Parker Pitcher Hill Gas Station Rall Opticians H. E. Reddick Mr. Rich C. R. Robbins Roxann Supply Corporation Ruth's Beauty Shop Mr. and Mrs. Sam Santamaria Wayne Schram and Ozark Mountain Boys W.N.D.R. Mrs. L. A. Seyer Shell Gas Station South Shore Association of Oneida Lake Carolyn Spina Mrs. Starr Symer's Rotary Gas Station Syracuse Up and Down Elevator Walt Taylor's Restaurant Town and Country Snack Bar Village Dry Cleaners Mrs. Joseph Viviano Ralph Viviano Mr. and Mrs. Howard Webster Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Welch Beverly Wilkinson Charles Wilkinson John E. Wilkinson, Jr. Will and Baumer Candle Compa Mr. and Mrs. Carey E. Wood Zimmerman Jewelers A Friend ny, lnc ORTHME PRODUCTIO STAFF awe Lei lo righl Mr Pistolese, Joyce Slanke, Gloria Vivanio, Mr. MacKenzie, Dick McCarlhy Calherme Sanlamarla Elaine Allen. SENIOR BABY PICTURE KEY Judy Brascho Ken and Elaine Allen Carol Webster Sue Ames Eleanor Johnson Bob Gross Dorothy Haigh Joan Merriam Neil Van Allen Corinne Hogan Mcxriorie Kuhn Joyce Salller Jane Park Mary Ann Tornolore Jackie Leonard Dorolhy Henson Mary Ann Surlock Robert Benson Joyce Stanke Eslher Elsey Lorraine Orr Beverly Caples Roger Farnsworth Deanna Tooley Thelma Jean Lavier Elfrieda Sum Curmella LuMacchia Linda Gordon Gwen Hines Dick McCarthy Roger Congdon Fran Demore Belly Ashmore Frances Barbagallo Frances Gurlowski