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

Text from Pages 1 - 176 of the 1956 volume:

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UNDERC LASSMEN Q SRGAN IZAT I ON S SPORT IAII A IS ............. . .. ACTIVITIES ......... ...... .--......... page ZI pageI39 page 79 page IOI page I33 page I47 J 1 FGREWCRD As a result ot the cooperative efforts of The cornrnunity, Board of Education, administration and Teaching personnel and students, a new school has become a permanent asset To The North Syracuse Central School District. Dedicated To The philosophy of positive Thinking, The North Syracuse High School endeavors to contribute wholeheartedly To the development of Tomorrow's citizens. i 5 XX XX M x xxx XX L , 5UF,',fff :' - 1 , , J . W Q. Y L !' L2! ?1fif '11, ' -Q --,, . iw V-W 1, V-.'. - .,s X YxAi is 1 I , XX X J K V xx TO THE NEW CONSTRUCTION .wr ,, , ,-A' haf ' ' A. L4 'K ' -. a K, 'jp A 1 'aff K . , i X A Q V N mm gtkfm ..,Ak, vw 'Mk mwwi yww HAMMOND AROUND THE TOWN Standing: C. Obergteil, C Chapel, A. Cianelli, B. Garelick. Seated: N. Lathrop, A. McMahon, B. Grassman, S. Zampi, J. Man- cini, B. Schoen, S. Miller. I0 W J A N M YJ 1: ...-up 'Awww- fwv,w -,,,, mm' +.....-..... H:-:ww-Y 4445 .,.,,,,. 'ntqv -q, ,M J 4-ings-vvllfbf ,ras M.,-1.441 S. Zampi, B. Garelick, B. Jackson, B. Guzman, J. Gurzny, J Chapel, N. Lathrop, J. Mancini, A. McMahon, A. Cianelli. HISTORY OF VILLAGE OF NORTH SYRACUSE As the name, North Syracuse, indicates, it is the first village north of the city of Syracuse and is situated on the improved highway on the direct road to the north country. In 1812 by an act of the Legislature, this highway was authorized to be opened for travel and was called the Salt Road. On April 12, 1844, the road was taken over by the Salina and Central Square Plank Road Company. This was the first Plank Road in the United States and was 16172 miles long. At the time of the opening of the new road in 1846, the settlement was named Centerville, but the Post Office was called Plank Road in honor of the new and novel highway iust completed. They retained these names until 1880 when, at the request of public spirited citizens, the Postmaster General granted a change to its present name of North Syracuse. The Onondaga Directory of 1867 through 1869 states that Centerville, situated in the eastern part of the Town of Clay, contains two churches, one school, a steam sawmill, and about sixty houses. There were also some stores, blacksmith shops, and two taverns. The taverns were the stopping places for hundreds of teams loaded with salt barrels for the north country. In 1907, the old stage coach, which had carried mail for many years, had been re- placed bythe Syracuse and South Bay Trolley line. Since 1947, great changes have taken place. The community is now the headquarters for the largest centralized school district in the state of New York and in 1955 the largest centralized high school was built. A Municipal Building has been built, and the com- munity now includes seven different churches. A great many homes and streets have been added to the village making it one of the fastest growing communities in the United States. You have chosen a mighty fine community in which to live, Join hands and take part in all its problems and activities-you will be repaid one hundred times over. NORTH SYRACUSE FREE LIBRARY Seated: J. Gurzny, B. Jackson, J. Youmans, R. Shannon, B. Guzman. Standing: B. Grassman, S. Ames, S. Johnson. MRS. J. Youmans, B. Jackson, J. Gurzny NORTH SYRACUSE FREE LIBRARY ELLIS-Librarian UWB' First row: J. Gurzny, B. Jackson, B. Grassan, B. Schoen, S. Miller, B. Garelick Second row: J. Yournans, B. Guzman, N. Lathrop. Seated: N. Lathrop, B. Garelick R. Guzman, S. Zampi, A. Cianelli, E. Briggs, J. Chapel, B. Grassman N. Lathrop, J. Youmans J Brown, A. McMahan, S. Miller' J. Mancini, B. Schoen, B. Gare lick. A. McMahan, A. Cianelli, J Chapel, B. Schoen, S. Miller Sfandingz S. Zampi, J. Mancini E. Briggs, J. Brown, J. Youmans R. Shannon. AT THE VILLAGE HALL Joan Gurzny Mrs. Gurzny Janice Chapel COMMUNITY AMBASSADOR MISS LONG-Ambassador MR. BARRY-Mayor MRS. OUDERKIRK-Chairman MISS MITCHELL-Ambassador .igi:1'ssz,..iw-iatirisag ws. . '- , . ' ., in cf ,ii ff'-- ii..f,,-in-:fi COMMUNITY AMBASSADOR PROGRAM Community Ambassador Proiect! Fine we're all for it! But where do we begin? Will our community give both financial and moral support to it? These questions arose in the minds of adults enrolled in the Adult Education Class of 1953. Their idea had begun taking shape when they heard of the Student Exchange Program and wondered why a similar plan could not be undertaken for the next age group. After looking into this suggestion more closely, the adults were referred to the Experiment in International Living in Putney, Vermont. This began a community-wide project. The requirements for becoming an ambassador begin with the most-an interest in international affairs and the growth of democracy. Secondly one must be a high school graduate and between the ages of eighteen and thirty. Because it will be necessary to deliver talks and show pictures of his or her trip, the ambassador must be available to the community for a period of six months to a year and a resident of the North Syracuse School District. For convenience, a board of interested villagers is chosen to interview the applicants. To become better acquainted with the young people the board holds an informal tea. From this group the board selects several applicants and these are sent to Putney, Vermont, listing the qualifications of each young adult. The choice of the Experiment in International Living is returned to North Syracuse and the final vote is taken by the board, Only the best success has accompanied the Community Ambassador Proiect so far. All such results are due only to the deep interest taken by our community, one of which we may be iustly proud. The class of '56 extends their sincerest wishes and hopes the Ambassador Program will become a custom of our community carried out each year. Miss Hess, Ambassador, Mrs. Taylor, Committee, Mrs, Richards, Committee, Mr Richards. GREETINGS FROM MAURICE S. HAMMOND The first senior class in our new High School has the distinct privilege of establishing customs which will affect all future classes. We should try to reflect a spirit of thankfulness for the beauti- ful building which has been provided for us. I am sure everyone will try to keep it as nice as we should for many years to come. We suspect that most of the students will spend their adult life in this area. Therefore, this senior class may look forward to much happiness in a community which has been founded on a positive philosophy of life. Wm 'UN' 51 1 1 f zf -'hi . sw: is ,wwvzfsggs X TM, x45Q'Ji3f U A, .W A f?fZ'1 1J!', ' f 'f I 3215, Q ' 'Sf Sv - ww 1 415255 f K 'f 'TQ' :il Jain J, ::jjk'i:',,, M. A. ,af . :jifgisv WU-vi. --I-my C ACKNOWLEDGMENT Mr. Clarence Robbins has been principal of the North Syracuse High School since 1933. During that time many senior classes have come and gone. The Class of '56 has been one more which he has guided and helped through this happy but difficult time in our lives. Mr. Robbins has shared each experience with us and has been not only our principal but our friend. The Class of '56 is happy to have this opportunity to acknowl- edge our gratitude and respect for a man who has served the best interests of education for many years. We would like to extend our best wishes upon his retirement as principal of North Syracuse High School and wish him continuing success in his new post as director of the Adult Education Program. Y fs 'ff Iawgif of K Hi Wd? ALUL , iiMAi , Q Q S 5 3 35 3 ik L , 1 5? ADMINISTRATION MR. PAUL WAGNER Vice Principal MR. CLARENCE ROBBINS Principal MR. PETER SCHOLL Vice Principal i DR, MAURICE HAMMOND District Principal MR. FREDERICK LUCHSINGER Business Manager MR. EARL ASSELSTINE District Superintendent BOARD OF EDUCATION SECRETARIES i i - - . 5. First row: Mrs. M. Pearce, Miss N. Luther, Mrs. D. Davis, Mrs. G. Krawcek. Second row: Mrs. R. O'Brien, Mrs. M. Hatch, Mrs. M. Merle, Mrs. J. Carson. LT,'jfg.x'E,jf,'QC',E,'f, H IGH SCHOOL SECRETARI ES MRS' C' ZAWAR H ,,., S MRS. E. SABINE Z j Receptionist MRS. B. HORTON MRS. J. PRATT Guidance 24 BOARD OF EDUCATION Seated: Mr, Fergerson, Mr. Sears, Mr. Champion, Mr. Coloracco. Standing: Mr. Aberf, Dr. Hammond, Mr. Cleveland, Mr. Grimm, Mr. Luchsinger, Mr Baile Mr Youn Y, - Q- Not present: Mr. Kirsch, Mr, Conway. PARENT-TEACHER-STUDENT ASSOCIATION , flaw Q, ' . Uk ,, 5' Q sf be First row: Mr. William Delaney, Mrs. John Hopp, Mrs. Steven Subik, Mr. John Adams. Second row: Miss Reta Haven, Mrs. Howard Reddick, Mrs. George Frye. FACULTY MRS. EILEEN H. ADAMS N.Y. State Teachers Col- lege at Albany, B.S.C., M.S. Commercial F.T.A. MR. THEODORE HAINES Pupil Personnel Accountant I MR. JAMES T. ACHUFF Vwsconsin State College, B.S. Northwestern University, M.A. Alfred-N.Y. State College of Ceramics Art Puppetry Club Advisor MR. JOHN W. ANTES Syracuse University, B.S., M.S. Manager, Student Supply Store Treasurer, Activity Fund Coordinator, Office and Store Work in Experience Program Commercial MR. JOHN J. ADAMS Oswego State Teachers, B.S Syracuse University, M.A. Citizenship Education l MISS HAZEL BANDLER Syracuse University Rochester Dental Dispensary Dental Hygienist MRS. ELAINE BRADLEY New York Institute at Can- ton Syracuse University, B.S., M.S. Coordinator of Homemak- ing MR. RALPH W. BUSKE Oswego State Teachers Col- lege, B.E. Syracuse University, M.A. Citizenship Education Archery Club Advisor Student Council Advisor Z MR. CHARLES BRUNNER B.S.T.C., B.S. in Art Ed. Art MISS MARY BURKE New York State College for Teachers at Albany, B.A.,M.A. English Senior Advisor MR. MICHAEL R. CORTESE MISS JANET COVELL Albany Teachers College, Syracuse University, B.F.A., BS MA Syracuse University, M.S. Commercial Art Puppetteers Club Advisor MR. WILLIAM K. COVEY Syracuse University, A.B., M.S. Physical Education Tumbling Club Advisor MR. HARRY N, CRANER, JR. Oswego State Teachers Col- lege, B.S. in Ed., M.S. in Ed. Industrial Cooperative Edu- cation Yearbook Photography Ad- visor MISS DELORES CASTANON University of South Caro- lina, B.A. Syracuse University, M.A. Language MISS DOROTHY R. DECICCO State University Teachers College at Albany, B.A., M.A., Language and English. MR. WILLIAM T. DELANEY Syracuse University, A.B., M.A., Citizenship Education, C.D. Coordinator, Fire Drills, C.D. Club Advisor. MISS NANCY DEVINE Syracuse University, B.S., M.S., Homemaking, Junior Class Advisor. MR. ROBERT F. DEVOE Oswego State Teachers College, B.S., Industrial Arts. MR. FREDERICK A. DUBOIS Syracuse University, A.B., A.M., Director of Guidance. MISS JEANETTE DUNN State University Teachers College at Plattsburg, B.S., Nurse, Junior Class Advisor. . MR. HARRY DICKINSON University of Illinois, B.S., M.S., Mathematics, Dra- matics, Junior Play. MR. MICHAEL DINUNZIO Syracuse University, B.A., Mathematics, Geometry Club. MR. HAROLD FAIRCHILD Syracuse University, B.S., M.S., Commercial. MR. BRUCE D. FERGUSON Syracuse University, A.B., M.S., English and Audio- Visual, Audio-Visual Coordinator, Proiection Squad and Club Advisor, Television Shows. MISS JEANNE FILION College of St. Rose, B.A., Teachers College, Columbia M.A., English and Citizenship Education. MR. JOHN F. FOGARTY Syracuse University, A.B., M.S., Science and Mathe- matics, Junior Class Advisor. MR. FRED L. GALE St. Lawrence University, B.S., M. Ed., Science, Mineral and Rock Club Advisor. MR. DONALD J. GILBERT Oswego State Teachers College, B.S., M.S., Industrial Arts. MR. ARCHIE D. HALL Syracuse University, B.S., M.S., Physical Education, Director of Athletics, Athletic Association Advisor. MRS. GRACE HALL Syracuse University, A.B., English. 1 MISS HARRIETTE FRANCE Syracuse University, B.M., Music, Music Club Advisor. MISS MARY E. FREDENBERG LeMoyne College, A.B., Syracuse'University, M.A., English. MR. JOHN H. GOESSLING Syracuse University, B. of Music, M.A., Citizenship Education, Student Council Advisor, Corridor Squad. MR. LOUIS A. GUIDO Springfield, B.S., Teachers College, Columbia Univer- sity, M.A., Driver Education, Assistant Soccer Coach. MR. FRANK HAVLEN Cornell, B.S., M.S., Agriculture, Future Farmers of America Advisor, Junior High,Basketball Club Advisor. MR. W. LINCOLN HOLMES School of Education of New York University, B.S., M.A., Mathematics, Stereoptician Club Advisor. MISS SHIRLEY E. HUGHES Syracuse University, A.B., M.A., Citizenship Education, Senior Class Advisor. MR. ROLAND IVERS Syracuse University, B.F.A., T.C. Columbia, M.F.A., Art, Art Club Advisor. MRS. MARJORIE BEEHNER HALL Syracuse University, B.A., M.A., English, Cheerleading Club Advisor. MR. WILLIAM HALM University of Vermont, B.A., New York State Teachers College at Albany, M.A., Mathematics. MR. ROBERT HOOVER St. Lawrence University, B.S., M. Ed., Mathematics, Airplane Club Advisor. MRS. MILDRED O. HUGHES University of Wisconsin, B.A., Syracuse University, M.A., Commercial, Scribbler Advisor. MISS CAROL KATZUNG Lenoir Rhyne College, A.B., Syracuse University, M.A., English and Language, Cheerleaders, Varsity and Junior Varsity Advisor. MRS. CORA KENNEDY Syracuse University, M.A., English. MRS. ELIZABETH KEIHN University of Richmond, B.A., Syracuse University, M.A., English. MR. ROBERT W. LALONDE Hartwick College, B.S., New York University, M.A., Yale, Commercial, Senior Class Advisor. MR. JOSEPH LEVIN Syracuse University, B.S., M.S., Science, Guidance Coun- selor, Radio Club Advisor. MR. JOSEPH LOJEWSKI Oswego State Teachers College, B.S., Syracuse Univer- sity, M.S., Industrial Arts, Industrial Arts Club Advisor. MISS NORINE A. MEAGHER Geneseo State Teachers College, B.S., Syracuse Uni- versity, M.S. in Ed., Guidance. MRS. MARIAN MERRIAM Syracuse University, B.S., M.A., English. MR. WALTER LAVERE Syracuse University, B.S., M.S., Music, Orchestra. MR. PHILIP LEONARD New York State College for Teachers at Albany, A.B., M.A., Science, Teen-Age Discussion Club Advisor. MRS. JANE N. MANCHESTER Elmira College, A.B., Mathematics, Mathematics Club Advisor. MISS RITA McMAHON Syracuse University, B.S., M.S., Homemaking, Senior High F.H.A. Advisor. MRS. BETTY JANE MILLS Buffalo State Teachers College, B.S., Canisus College, M.Ed., Citizenship Education, Senior Yearbook Advisor MR. ANTHONY S. MOLLICA Syracuse University, B.A., M.A., Citizenship Educa- tion, Proiection Club Advisor, Golf Coach. MR. JOHN J. NUGENT lthaca College, B.S., M.S., Physical Education, Backfield Coach Football, Track Coach, Boys' Bowling Advisor. MRS. FAITH B. NORTON University of Rochester, B.S., R.N., Columbia Univer- sity, M.A., Nurse, Junior High Red Cross Club Advsior. MISS RENA E. MERRITT Syracuse University, B.S., M.S., Homemaking, Junior High F.H.A. Advisor. MR. PAUL D. MESSERALL University of Illinois, B. Music, Butler University, M. Music, Music. MRS. JEANNE MORIN University of State of New York at Cortland, B.S., Physical Education, Bowling Intramurals, Dancing Club, Softball, Basketball Intramurals. MR. DEAN E. NILES Syracuse University, B.A., University of Illinois, M.A., Citizenship Education, Dance Club Advisor. MR. WILLIAM E. OWENS Sampson College, Lycoming College, B.A., Albany State Teachers College, M.A., Science, Nature Club Advisor, Teachers' Council. MR. HUGO PINTI Clarkson College of Technology, B.M.E., Syracuse Uni- versity, M.S. in Ed., Science, Chemistry Club, Junior Class Advisor. K Aw! MA cg, MR. LOUIS PISTOLESE Syracuse University, B.S., M.S., Commercial, Senio Class Advisor. MRS. JUNE A. PORUBEK University of Rochester, A.B., Ed.M., Mathematics, Square Dancing Club Advisor. MRS. DORIS REDDICK Syracuse University, B.S., Library, Library Club Advisor MRS. MARION S. RICH Syracuse University, A.B., M.A., Citizenship Education Pen Pals Club Advisor. MR. MARVIN J. ROSENBERG City College of New York, B.S., Cornell University, M.S., Science, Nature Study Club, Biology Club Advisor. MISS MARIE ROSSI St. Lawrence University, B.A., Citizenship Education, Current Events Club Advisor. I' MISS OLIVE B. RANSOM Hunter College, N.Y. College of Music, Syracuse Uni- versity, B.Mus.Ed., Syracuse University, M.Mus.Ed., Music, Music Appreciation Club Advisor. MR. EUSTACE RAULLI Oswego State Teachers College, B.S., M.S., Industrial Arts. 1 MISS LUELLA M. ROBERTS Elmira College, B.A., Language, Foreign Pen Pals Club Advisor. MR. GERALD E. ROSELLE Syracuse University, A.B., Boston University, M.A., English. MISS ESTHER A. SLEETH Syracuse University, B.S., English, Dramatics Club Ad- visor, Senior Play Director. MRS. NORMA SMOKE Skidmore College, B.S., Homemaking. MR. JOHN SPERTl Fredonia State Teachers versity, M.M.E., Music. MR. CHARLES A. SPIRE Boston University, B.Mus., M.Music, Music. College, B.S., Syracuse Uni- MR. PETER D. SCHOLL St. Lawrence University, B.S., M.Ed., Science, Electronics Research Club Advisor, Vice Principal. MRS. HENRIETTA SIMEONE College of New Rochelle, B.A., Syracuse University, M.S., Library, Library Club Advisor. MISS MARGARET SNOW Syracuse University, B.A., English, Broadcaster Ad- visor. MRS. ETHEL K. SOURS Syracuse University-Walcott Training School, T.T.S., Citizenship Education, Cheerleading Club Advisor. MRS. ELIZABETH D. STALKER Skidmore College, B.S., Teachers College, Columbia University, M.A., Fresno State College, Art, Junior High Sketch Club Advisor. MRS. ELIZABETH STARR Syracuse University, B.S., M.S., Homemaking, F.H.A. Advisor. MR. ROBERT S. TILTON Syracuse University, B.A., M.A. Science Astronomy Club Advisor MR. RUBEN TUCCI Ithaca College, B.S. Syracuse University Physical Education Athletic Association Junior Coach-Football, Basketball, Baseba MR. DONALD WATSON Cornell University, B.S., M.S. Agriculture Future Farmers of America Advisor MR. JOSEPH W. WEBER Syracuse University, A.B., M.A. Citizenship Education Debate Club Advisor MR. CARY E. WOOD Houghton College, A.B. Columbia University, M.A. Mathematics Pi Mu Epsilon Advisor National Junior Honor Society Advisor MR. GILBERT E. WRIGHT Vocational Teacher Training at State University Industrial Arts Stage Crew Club Advisor MISS EVELYN C. TUCKER Cortland Normal School, B.S. Syracuse University, M.S. Physical Education Athletic Association Advisor, Archery, Volleyball MRS. LORA WADSWORTH Syracuse University, B.A. New York State College for Teachers at Albany, M.A. English, Reading Club MR. JOHN P. WEGERSKI St. Bonaventure College, B.S. Mathematics Basketball Coach Football Line Coach MRS. EVELYN G. WHITE Barnard College, B.A. Teachers' College of Columbia University, M.A. Physical Education Soccer, Basketball, Softball, Tennis, and Badminton Club Advisor BUS DRIVERS MR. JOHN SHEDD Supervisor of Transportation Mrs. Krawcek, Mrs. Kocher, Mrs. Davern, Mrs. Harkye, Mrs. King, Mrs. Watrous, Mrs. VanDer- Water, Mrs. Cramer, Mrs. Unich, Mrs. Stevens, Mrs. Hudson, Mrs. Breh. First row: Mr. Dunn, Mr. Spencer, Mr. Delconte, Mr. Flavin, Mrs. Gibbs, Mrs. Diffin, Mrs. Stanec, Mrs. Wilcox, Mrs. Dickson, Mrs. Allen, Mr. Pickard, Mr. Youngs, Mr. LaBarge, Mr. Herbrandf. Second row: Mr. Lowe, Mr. Bettinger, Mr. Dickson, Mr. Dunn, Mr. Ferguson, Mr. Wheatley, Mr. Clark. 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Ambition-To go to college and be a minister. vice PRESIDENT CHRISTINE MARY Oaesorm Chris Junior Red Cross l7 Scribbler 2, 37 Junior Yearbook 37 Cheerleading Club 47 Glee Club 27 Chorus 47 Bowling 2, 3, 47 Cheer- leading 2 Ounior VarsiiyJ7 Cheerleading 3 CVarsi1yJ7 Cheerleading 4 CHead Var- sifyJ7 Volleyball 2j Secretary Student Council 37 Scribbler Secretary 27 Junior Prom Queen 3. Ambition-To be a good wife. SENIO F ICERS SEC RE TA RY NANCY JOAN LATHROP Nance ' Student Council 25 Junior Yearbook 3, Senior Yearbook 4, Honor Roll I, 2, 3, 45 Basketball 2, 45 Softball 2, 3, 4, Soccer 3, 4, Volleyball 3, 4. Ambition-To go to California. TREASURER RAYMOND GEORGE AUSTIN ,,Ray,, Proiection Club 2i Dramatic: Club lp Travel Club 3, Student Council 45 Senior Play 4. ll LINDA AHRENS ,,Un,, Dancing Club 'lg Girls' Shop 2, Junior Yearbook 37 Chorus 2, 3, Choir 2. DONALD AIvIEs If ' ww If r W7i11 ,MK llluwwi' ll J nDonu Travel Club 3. Ambition-Draftsman or Plumber. lb j MARILYN AMES Mare Dancing Club If Girls' Shop 2, Junior Yearbook 3, Chorus 2, 3, Choir 2. Ambi- tion-Secretary. ou Girls' hop I, 2, 3. Ambition-Office Md ou ANDERSON I vi l JOHN LEONARD ANGELLO ,,Ange,, Ambition-Navy. JEANETTE MARIE ARCIDINO ,,je,,, Scribbler l, 2, 3, 4, Dancing Club lg Honor Roll 1, 2, Exchange Editor 3. Ambition-Private Secretary. GARY JOHN BARON Astronomy Club I 2 ChemIstry and SCI ence Research Club 4 AmbItIon Metal lurglst DOROTHY LouIsE BAUSMAN Dottle Band I 2 3 4 Chorus Accompamst I 2 3 4 Travel Club 2 MUSIC Apprecr atIon 3 Dramahcs Club 4 AllCounty Chorus 3 AllState 3 4 Jun or Hugh Chorus Study musIc. IBARA ANN BECI-ITEL Barb heerleading Club lg Archery 2, Chorus p Junior Yearbook 3: Senior Cabinet 45 Honor Roll 1, 25 President Student Coun- .cil 4, Ambition-Secretary. JAMES WILLIAM BELL Bill Chefs' Club lp Chorus 3, 47 Radio Club 3. Ambition-Machinist. RONALD P. BELLANGER ,,Ron,, Chefs' Club lp Chorus 3, 45 Travel Club 3. Ambition-Lawyer. ELEANOR BENNIE Ellie Junior Yearbook 37 Honor Roll 25 Student Council 35 President, Newspaper Club I. Ambition-Secretary. DICK BLACKBURN Blackie Athletic Association 3, 4, Chorus 2, 3, 4, All-State Chorus 2, 3, 4, Senior Play 4, Football 2, 3, 4, Baseball 2, 3. Ambition -Get a college e u ation and be success- fulrgy Q, ROSEMARIE BORDONARO ,.Ro,, Student Council 'l, 4, Chorus 'l, 2, 3, 4, Dramatics Club 2, Spanish Club 3, Honor Roll 4, Senior Cabinet 4, Senior Play 4, Tennis 2, Citizenship Conference 3, 4. Ambition-To make friends wherever I go. MARIE ELAINE BRAND Senior Band I, 2, 3, 4, Senior Cabinet 4, Conducting Club 2, Orchestra 4, Bowling 3. Ambition-Go to college. X X w I7 . X I M I EDWARD WILLIAM BRIGGS Bullet AA l, 2, 3, 4, Chorus 2, 3, Senior Play 4, Football I, 2, 3, 4, Baseball I, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Vice President Sopho- more Class, Vice President AA 3. Ambi- tion-Be an Upsala student. WILLIAM DOUGLAS BRISTOL I Airplane Club 1, 2. Ambition-To travel. l I ,,' VV 'ff' , I ,f-5' , nr. , f A ' I 1 . JOAN BROWN Junior Yearbook 3. Ambition-Beautician R uvies BURKHART sic Appreciation 3. Ambition-To suc- d ln friendship and make life worth- ROBERT JosEPH CALPETER Burch Sportsman Club 2, Chorus 3, 4. Ambition -Graduate from school. yes EDWARD CARR Jumbo' 9del Airplane Club lg Pen Pals Club 27 uslc Appreciation Club 3, Industrial Arts ub 4 Cross-Country 3, 4. Ambition- I Mechanic. 'ill Junior Red Cross 1, 2, 3, FHA 4, Edward'a Fashion Board 4, Bowling I, 2, 4, Vice President Junior Red Cross 2, 3. Ambition -Go to Potsdam and become a teacher. JUDY ANN CARTWRIGHT aww. af... RONALD HUGH BURCH HRM., Student Council if Camera Club 2, Ar- chery Club 3p Tumbling Club 4, Football 1, 2, 3, Baseball I, 2, 3, Basketball lp Tumbling 3, 4, Camera Club Treasurer 2, Archery Club President 3. Ambition-Con- tinue School. I VG DOROTHY ANN CERI6 Dottie Junior Red Cross Club l, 25 FHA 2, 3, 47 Honor Roll l, 2, 35 Volleyball 4. Ambition -To be successful. JOANN KAREN CHANDLER ,,Joe,, FHA 2, 3, dp Edward's Junior Fashion Board 45 McCall's School Stylist Fashion Board 45 Chorus 45 Bowling 3, 47 Secre- tary of FHA 35 Chairman of 'Advisory Board of FHA 4. Ambition-To go io Mor- risville State College. if KENNETH R. CHILTON ,,Ken,, Science Club l. Ambition-Navy. ANNA MAY CHRISTENSEN uAnnn Ambition-Nursery Teacher. Junior Red Cross l, 2: Junior Yearbook 3. JANICE CHAPEL Susie Mae Scribbler Club l, 2f Honor Roll ly FHA 'Ip Student Council I, 37 Soccer lp Volley- ball I. O1 I EDWARD CHARLEB IS nEdu C: 1 ALICE ANN CIANNILLI HAI11 Junior Yearbook 37 FHA 47 Scribbler 47 Editorial Staff, Scribbler 4. Ambition- Airline Hostess. MUNROE CHARLES CLAYTON uMoeu Radio Club 3, 4. Ambition-Electronics 4 QL l Engineering. a MMV QM Bw f '1q,3.C.S,Q dlmxfl- Lfx,-1'-' WQJVMMN .fvfbfhwf JANE CAROLYN Conrmci-rr 5 ,lf xyc. A SANDRA JEAN COATES Sandy Newspaper Club lg Girls' Shop 27 Chorus 2g Softball 2. Ambition-Secretary. JANET MARLENE CORNELL ,.Jan,, Student Council l, 25 FHA 2, 37 Senior Cabinet 4: Baseball 35 Basketball lg Volley- ball 2. Ambition-Air Force. Janie Senior Cabinet 4. Ambition-Private Sec- retary. JAMES H. Cunrns 14Jim11 Track 35 Cross-Country 2. Ambition - Painter. JOAN MARY DASH NAW Jeanie Chorus 3, 4. Ambition-Secretary. GERALD A. DAVERN Gerry Dramaiics Club if Music Appreciation Club 2, Proieciion Club 31 All-County Chorus 35 All-State Chorus 3, Senior Cabinet 4, Sen- ior Play 4. Ambition-Journalist. CAROLE MURIEL DEBES Debbie FHA 1, 2, Girls' Shop 3. Ambition-To be happy and have 'Fun out of SHIRLEY B. DIPPOLD ShirI Girls' Shop if Chorus i, 25 Sophomore and Junior Yearbook 2, 35 Senior Cabinet 4. Ambition-Homemaking Teacher. AN N E D I x Blondie Dramaiics Club lp Library Clu urel Teachers 3, Senior Affairs 4, irls' S ft-I Dr iV F ball if Vice President of Treasurer of Future Teachers Ambition-Teacher. of A rica 3. life. ,xlirgg vb ii? FRANCIS R. DRUMMA Music Appreciation i, 45 Spanish Club 2, 3, Chorus i, 3, 45 Vice President of Spanish Club 3. Ambition-Go to college. ,JM ff ' II. IU. M .SVA . N X . 1 , ,J fe 'lk' bl 'IVV' ,A XL l , A I and , -fd .U LW - ZIMIA V , V If 1 l f l C, V ,lf LH!! ,l lk' f cf! flil' Q ,lf g uf if WML If J l Way , 1 AJ-'ld , Il I 1,0 'XM' r picljl Z ' I , , , v ,luv Ill' fu! J I, L fc, . ,Iv MV L 0 jf V Ml JL V Mukhi VH! 5 ' fl I , J I U jL,'lfV ANNA MAE DUDLI Annie Ambition-Secretary. l' VIRGINIA ANN FLORENCE ,,Ginny,, FHA 3, 4. Ambition-Secretary. JANICE ANN EH EGARTNER Wan., Student Council If Scribbler Staff 2, 3, 4: Yearbook 3, A, Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4, Lake Shore Rep. Contest 3, Junior Prom Committee 37 Secretary of Junior Class: Junior Prom Court 3, Citizenship Confer- ence 3. Ambition-To complete college. THOMAS RICHARD EVANS Dick Junior Yearbook 3, Senior Yearbook 4, Photography Committee 3, 4, Choir 35 Football 3, Chairman of Photography Com- mittee 3, 4. Ambition-Politician. AL RT .ELICE e ouncIl 3, Football 4. AmbITIOn- ' wr in E tronics. CRANDALL JOHN FLETCHER Hrlefchf' tion-To be in the Air Force. Camera Club If SenIor Cabmet 4. AmbI- Wilifjj Mfr SUSAN JEAN FOSTER Susy Q Dancing Club I, Glee Club l, Scribbler 1, 2, 3, 4, Chorus 1, 2, 4, Girls' Shop Club 2, Choir 3, Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4, Yearbook 4, Music Appreciation 3, Traffic Squad l, Co-Editor of Scribbler 3, Captain of Traffic Club. Ambition-Business Teach- e Lgwfzff 'mf 204255 if 7?ZlfWMC'Z ROBERT FR NCH , uaobu ,, Ambition-To be a success. CAROL GALIPEAU nFUzZu t tl I BEVERLY GIGON nBeVu Girls' Shop Club 1, Junior Red Cross 2, Pen Pals 3, Senior Cabinet 4. Ambition- To travel. CORINNE ANNE GODFREY Corky Cheerleading 1, Scribbler 2, Pen Pals 3, Senior Cabinet 4. Ambition-Travel. Dancing Club l, Junior Yearbook 3, Sen- ior Yearbook 4, Volleyball 2, 3, 4, Soccer 2, Baseball 2, 4, Bowling 4, Basketball 2, 4. Ambition-Go to CCBI and to travel. BARBARA JEAN GARELICK Barb F I, 2, 3, Yearbook ,,Basketball l, , 4, Track 4, V lleybal 1, 2, 3, 4, owling 4, So r l, T nnis Captain 1, l A creatuo irector 3. Am- lilfil BAneARA GRASSMANN Barb ' Junior Red Cross 2, Junior Yearbook 3, Softball 2, Basketball b2, Treasurer of Jun- ior Red Crosa 2.1Ambition-Receptionist. KATHERINE ANN GRAZIANO uporkyu Junior Red Cross ly Yearbook 2, 3, 4, Junior Prom Committee 3, Junior-Senior Christmas Party 3, 4, Yearbook Delegate 4. Ambition-To be happy. Ric:-:Ann EVERETT GRIMBLE Dick FFA 1, 2, 3, 4. Ambition-Farmer. PETER Gizoss nRedu Camera .lg Sportsmen 27 Dramatic: 35 Bas- ketball Club 4, Football 1, 2, Baseball 2, 4: Cross-Country 3, 4. HELEN MAE GRIEE showy American Red Cross I, Yearbook 2, 3, 4, Junior Prom Committee 37 Junior-Senior Christmas Party 3, 4, Bowling League I, 2, 3, 4, President of Bowling 3. Ambltlon --To receive my B.S. degree in nursing. JEAN Louise GRuvisl.E Jeanne Dancing lf Scribbler 2, 3: Senior Cabinet 4. Ambition-Secretary. uh... J' , -ve --1 ,, iri , - il lad-.1...,- 1 .... sie... li 1 A RONALD F. Gnoss ,,Ron,, Squad 47 RoaERT A. GUZMAN Football Junior Varsity 2, President Sopho ,?J'Jffilf ,fl, ,if Mil ffm! GARY M. GURNEY Hot Rod All-State Chorus 2, 3, All-County Chorus 2, 3, Chorus l, 2, 3, Dramatics 3, Sports- man Club l, Sophomore Yearbook 2, Junior Varsity Baseball 2, 3, Junior Varsity Basketball 2, Varsity Basketball 3, Vice President of Sportsman Clqb 1. Ambition Physical Education teacher. JOAN GuRzNY Joanie Scribbler 1, Sophomore Yearbook 2, Dra- matics Club 3, Junior Varsity Cheerleading 3, Varsity Cheerleading 4, Archery l, 2, 3, 4, Volleyball 2, 3, 4, Baseball l, 2, 3, 4, Soccer l, 2, Track 4, Bowling 4. Am- bition-Go to Cortland State Teachers College. ior Prom Committee 3, Senior Cabinet 4 Sophomore Yearbook 2, Dramatics 3, Jun-Swv f vw!! more Yearbook 2, President Dramatics 3 Junior Prom King. ni A . if GAIL Ru'rH HANSEE Vfll M' ,i , ,M Junior Red Cross 1, Student Councfl,2, Dramatncs 3, Debate Club 4, Soccer l, 2, Bowling 'l, 2, 3, 4, Volleyball 2, Archery ill, 2, 4. Ambition: Serve God in whatever, He chooses. tall! DOROTHY ELAINE HARRINGTON Dot Food and Fashions I, Sophomore Yearbook 2, Junior Yearbook 3, Senior Affairs 4, Softball 2. Ambition-Go to C.C.B.l. and later be a private secretary. Genevieve HUSTON uJennyu Chorus 35 Sophomore Yearbook 25 Junior Yearbook 3. Ambition-To have a good iob and happy marriage. Re'rA Auce HAveN Reef Student Council l, 45 AFS Summer Student 35 Chorus 25 All-State Chorus Sectionals 35 Sophomore Yearbook 25 Junior Yearbook 35 Senior Yearbook Staff 45 Prom Com- mittee 35 Choir 35 Honor Roll I, 2, 3, 45 Scribbler 2, 3, 45 Senior Play 45 Secre- tary Honor Society 35 Vice President Honor Society 45 Secretary Junior Yearbook 35 Secretary PTSA 45 Secretary Cooperative Business Education 3, 4. Ambition-Private Secretary. KeNNeTH C. Henserrr llKenII Airplane Club l5 Science and Chemistry Club 4. Ambition-U.S. Air Force Genrnuoe ANN HOGAN n-rrudyu Girls' Shop 15 Baton 25 Horseback Riding 2, 3, 45 Basketball 45 Archery 3, 45 Chair- man Girls' Shop I. RoaeRTA JeANe'r're Ho'reLuNo Bobbie and Bert Yearbook 2, 35 Foreign Pen Pals l Cho rus 2, 3, 45 Senior Cabinet 4. Ambition -Work with handicapped children SALLY ANNE HUSTON Chorus 1, 25 Dramatica 15 Student Council 35 Senior Cabinet Junior Yearbook 35 Sophomore Yearbook 25 Junior Yearbook Treasurer5 Sophomore Yearbook Treasurer. Ambition-Secretary. BARBARA JEAN JACKSON Bobbie Chorus 2, 45 FHA 25 Girls' Glee Club I5 Camera Club 15 Dramatic: Club 35 Stu- dent Council 45 All-State Sectional: 35 Junior Varsity Cheerleader 35 Varsity Cheerleader 45 Newspaper Club 25 Secre- tary of Camera Club. Ambtion-To be hap- .N I NJ, VV all tl! JAMES KEACH .l 1rJimrl Travel Club 15 Baseball I ' .ll 5 lift MQ RICHARD KESEL Dick Travel Club 25 Basketball C b I5 Senior Play 45 Football 35 Track 3. Ambition- Geologist. JERRY D. JATON Ambition-Naval career. SUSAN LEE JOHNSON Sue Student Council I, 2, 35 Junior Yearbook 35 Chorus l, 25 Senior Play 45 Senior Cabinet 45 Head Junior Varsity Cheer- leader 4. Ambition-English teacher. MARGARET ELIZABETH Kmossunv Maggre FHA 2 Junior Red Cross I. RICHARD STANLEY Kassel. nick Model Airplane Club lg Archery 25 Chorus 45 Senior Play 45 Baseball 25 Football 3, 47 Gymnastics 4. Ambition-Draffsman. Ulm.- ZIOHN MICHAEL KLAPETZKY Johnny' Camera Club I. Ambition-Success in whatever l do. MARLENE ANN KOEHLER Mar Chorus 2, 45 Foreign Pen Pala 25 Travelers Club lg Senior Cabinet 4. lRENE ESTHER KlssELeuRcH Newspaper Club I Muuc Apprecrahon 2 Pen Pals 3 Ambmon To be happy in whatever l do MARY Es'rHEn KIVARI Dramatuca 3 Muuc Apprecuatnon 2 For engn Pen Pals l Traffic Squad I Ambl hon Concert Pcanlsf JANET KOMROWSKI Njanu FHA 2, 3, 4, Dancing Club. Ambition Medical secretary. 'N fr J aww fvlp ' fi W WTS IIMJ W Y, 437W .Ii R FREDERICK ALBERT KOSLOWSKI Iloerfll Sportsman's Club I, 3, Travel Club 2, Chorus 4, Student Council 4, Cross-Coun- try 4. Ambition-Sports broadcaster. SHARON MARIE LACOMBE Dramatics I, Chorus l, 2, Student Council l, 2, Junior Yearbook 3, Senior Yearbook 4, Bowling 2, Junior Yearbook President. Ambition-Airline hostess. FRANCES MARIE ANN LAMOUNTAIN Pete Baton I, Yearbook l, Girls' Shop l. Am- bition-Secretary. MARY CATHERINE LANE Band 2, 3, 4, Scribbler 2, Junior Yearbook 3, Junior Red Cross l, 4, Volleyball 2, Soccer tend Syracuse Cabinet Ambition-AL JOYCE ALIDA LAPHAM A Lappiee 'X gj Band I, 2, , 4, Chorus 3, 4, Choir 2, if Orchest , 4, Music Appreciation Club . . X ' 0 1, Co cting Club 2, 3, Junior Prom If '-I, Court , Iumbia Yearbook Conference l I YJ' - Tra Squ 4, Bowling 3, Volleyball , ccer 4, Basketball 4, Assistant Yearboo itor 4. ii ,I'WgI1M, mifiiiizlifi WI u SYLVIA Lou MALONEY Ilsylll Scribbler 3, Chorus 2: Library Club 2, Honor Roll I, 2, 3. Ambition-Private Secretary. PATRICIA LARSEN uparu Student Council 1, 2, Modern Music 'lg Chemistry and Research 4. Ambition- Nursing. EMELIE ANN LASSMAN ,,Em,, Band 2, 3, 4: Conducting Club 2, 35 Jun- ior Prom Committee 3, Music Appreciation Club lp Senior Play 4. Ambition-To ac- quire the virtue of patience and the quality of understanding. ETI-IEI. KAY LOURA Kay Newspaper Club lp FHA 2, 3, 4, Treasur- er FHA 3p Advisory Board FHA 4. Ambi- tion-Telephone operator. FRANCIS MALONEY ,,F,an,,, Riding Club 2, Outdoor Club 2, Soccer 1 SHIRLEY ANN LAROCQUE Shirl FHA 3, 45 Scribbler 4. Ambition-To do well in everything I attempt. 1. r ' I SIEEQN YFNTT -I if xx Fl I A x JEANINE MANCINI ujeanu Scribbler lp Sophomore Yearbook 25 Jun- ior Yearbook 35 Chorus 25 FHA 4.' Ambi- tion-Teacher. JOHN FREDRICH MARTIN Jack FFA I, 2, 3, 45 Junior Varsity Baseball I5 FFA Basketball 2, 3, 45 President of FFA 4. Ambition-To be a farmer. MARGARET MARY MCCARTIN CHRISTINE MATHEWSON Chris Junior Red Cross 15 Junior Yearbook Club 35 Senior Yearbook Staff 45 Chorus 2, 35 Outing and Astronomy Club 2. Ambition -Nurse. 5 NORMA Rose MAYER Norm Library I, 25 Athletic Association 3, 4, Archery 35 Softball 3. Ambition-Secretary and own a horse farm. ,,Marge,, FHA 4. Ambition-To ioin the service. PATRICIA MCCONNELL Pat Junior Red Cross Club 'l, 25 FHA l, 3 Music Appreciation Club I5 Chemistry and Science Club 45 Chorus 3. Ambition- Nurse. 7 GEORGE EDWARD MCDONALD Terry D Rod and Gun Club I, Sports Club , l Chorus 3. Ambition-Engineer. ' RONALD SCARBOROUGH MCGAY Magoo Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Radio 2, 3, 4,'Camera Club I, Senior Play 4, Cross Country 4. Ambition-Electrical Engineer. qglw Za! .M f We if ,fl figffli ARLINE MARY MCMAHON ,,Ar,, Pen Pals I, Girls' Shop 2, Junior Yearbook 3, Senior Play 4, Basketball 2, Tennis 2, Soccer 3, Volleyball 22, Softball 3, Pen Pals Secretary 1. Ambition-To go to California. GEORGE ELMER MOORE, JR. Traffic Squad 1. Ambition-Navy. JANICE MORE HIM., Baton Club 1, Scrubbler 2, Jumor Year- book 3, Senior Yearbook 4, Softball 1, Basketball 2. X1 SANDRA JEAN M' nDeeu Newspaper Club u, Pt 1 Pals Cluu 2, Girls' Shop 3, Senior Play 4, Tennis 2, 3, Bowl- ing 3. Ambition-To travel around the United States. SHIRLEY NEIMEIER Shirl Sophomore Yearbook 25 Junior Yearbook 35 Scribbler l5 Traffic Squad 45 Chorus 25 Volleyball 2, 3, 45 Basketball 2, 3, 45 Softball 2, 3, 45 Soccer 25 Archery 2. Ambition-Go on to school. MARY ELLEN NUNES French Club l, 2, 35 Chorus 'l, 2, 35 President of French Club 2. Ambition- College. LEONARD JOHN OBERGFE LL ,fl-en., Athletic Association 1, 2, 3, 45 Senior Play 45 Baseball l, 2, 3, 45 Football 1, 2, 3, 45 Bowling 25 President of Sopho- more Class 25 Student Council 2, 3, 45 Vice President of Athletic Association 35 President of Athletic Association 4. Ambi- tion-Baseball Player. KATHRYN ANN O'CONNOR Student Council 1, 2, 35 Junior Yearbook 35 Senior Yearbook 45 Chorus 1, 2, 35 All-State Chorus 25 Senior Play 45 Dele- gate to Columbia Yearbook Conference 45 Bowling 25 Tennis 25 Junior Varsity Cheerleader 25 Varsity Cheerleader 3, 45 Treasurer of Student Council 25 Vice Presi- dent of Junior Class 35 Junior Prom Court 3. Ambition-Be happy in whatever I do. ALBERTA LAWRENCE OLSEN Punky Modern Music 25 Music Appreciation 35 Chorus 15 Band l5 Softball 1, 2, 45 Ar chery 1, 2, 45 Basketball 2, 45 Soccer 25 Tennis l, 25 Secretary Music 35 President of Chorus l. Ambition Organist, pop singer. llww lllif .5 gill vf X R. X CAROL JANE Hosbfe' Yea ook Junior Red Cross 'l5 Chorus 2, 35 Basketball 25 Softball -25 Bo 2, 35 Soccer 2, 35 Volleyball 2, 3, . Ambition-Airline Stewardess. wwf Mic CAROLYN RosE PECK Butch Cheerleaders' Club l, Pen Pals 2, 3, Scrib- bler Staff 4, Bowling 2, 3, 4, Archery 3. Ambition-Secretary. fm 'ZX' . EDWARD J. O'TooLE Astronomy Club 2, Travel Club 1, Senior Play 4, President of Astronomy Club 2. Ambition-Service. it GERALDINE THERESA PANETT Gerry Dramatics l, Spanish Club 3, C Scribbler 2, Tennis 2. Ambit Hygienist. EDNA MAE PARKER Eddie Baton Club I, FHA 2, 3, Chorus 2, Girls' State 3, Honor Roll l, 2, 3, Dramatics Club 2, Senior Play 4, Soccer 2, 3, Bas- ketball 2, Volleyball 2, Tennis 3, Softball 2, Reporter FHA 3. Ambition-Home mis- sionary for Methodist Church. Joi-i N H. PEARSON Dennis Radio Club 2, 3, 4, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Photo Club l, Secretary-Treasurer of Ra- dio Club 2, 3. BRENDA Lou Oris Bren Junior Red Cross 1, Sophomore Yearbook 2, Junior Yearbook 3, Chorus 'l, 2, Debate Club 4, Bowling 2. Ambition-Secretary. PATRICIA PI-IETI-IEAN Par Dramatics 'Ig Scribbler 2, Chorus 3, 4. Ambiiion-Secretary. ROBERT W. PICKARD llBobll Travel Club 2, 3, 4. Ambifion-Mechani- cal Engineer. LAWRENCE J. RAPPLE nl-arryu Travel Ciub 2, 3, Senior Play 4. Ambition -Lawyer. ROBERTA ALICE RAuI-I llaenll Honor Roll 1, Junior Yearbook 3. Ambi- tion-WAVES. SHIRLEY ANN POINTER Shirl Sophomore Yearbook 2, Archery 3. Am- bition-Marriage. MARY C. RAGONESE llMareI1 Pen Pals 1, Scribbler 2, 3, 4, Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4, All-County Orchestra 3, Honor Roll 1, 3. Ambition-Medical Secretary. BEVERLY JANE RICHARDS llaevll Homemaking 1, 2, Senior Cabinet 4, Treasurer of Homemaking 2. Ambition- Airline Hostess. WILLIAM DONALD ROGERS Bill Proiection Club 2, 37 Football 2, 3, 4, President of Proiection Club 3. Ambition -Electrical Engineer. A JUDY ROTHBALER Student Council I, 2, Junior Yearbook 37 Honor Roll 'l, 3, Bowling 35 Vice President of Junior Yearbook 3. Ambition-To travel. NANCY LEA SAHM Scribbler 2. Ambition-Join the Service. SADIE ANN SALOMON Student Council ip Scribbler 2, 3, Dramatic: 4, Senior Cabinet 4, Softball 2, 3, Basket- ball 3. Ambition-Private Secretary. ARTHUR FREDRICK RussELL, JR. IIAr'll Sportsman's Club 2, Bowling 1. Ambition -Big Crane Operator. SARAH JANE SALOMON Maiorettes 2, 3, 4, Senior Cabinet 45 Scribbler 2, Library Club 15 Girls' Shop 2: Music Fans 35 Softball 2, 3, 4, Basket- ball Ag Volleyball 4. Ambition-Private Secretary. , Amb7rgAi Force X JOYCE ARLENE SAMUELS Sandy Cheerleading 'lg Travel Club 2. Ambition -Secretary. JAMES SANTIFF ujirnu DOROTHY MARGARET Sc HAD Dot Baton Club If Travel Club 25 Pen Pals 3, Archery 3. Ambition-Secretary. y f , ull. A ., i.. SHIRLEY ANNE SCHADL 5hirI Traffic Squad 45 Red Cross I, Sophomore Yearbook 2, Junior Yearbook 3, Senior Yearbook 4, Junior Prom Committee 35 Bowling I, 2, 3, 4: Volleyball 2, Basketball 2. Ambition-Airline Hostess. .fluff fl ffjffl wtgf, W .1 BONNIE JEAN SCHNEIDER ,Bonn Chorus l, 4, Band I, 2, 3, 4, Student Council l, 3, All-State Sectionals 3, 4, All-County 3, 4, Junior Prom Committee 3, Senior Cabinet 4, Orchestra 3, 47 All New York State Chorus 3, 4, Senior Play 4. Ambition-To be successful in music. BEVERLY JANE SCHOEN ,,BeV,, Cheerleading Club Ig Foreign Pen Pals 2, Athletic Association 3, 4, Junior Varsitor Cheerleader 47 Treasurer of Junior Class 3, Secretary of Foreign Pen Pals 2. Ambi- tion-Secretary. BARBARA MAE SCHLIE usarbn Ambition-To be a success in life. MARILYN JANE Sci-ioPFER yup' 117-obyu C It A Junior Red Cross ly Sophomore Yearbook X A 2, Future Teachers' Association 3, Year- Aj book 4, Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, Senior Play 4, ' 'l- l Vice President of Future Teachers 3. Am- bition-College. . t n ,AY . SU' 'X AC . wif BARBARA ANN SEARLESA All AN 0 uliaribnounci - unior -lx J ll V I K G X imTJitionCiTo lhallb 2, Jhap elei it .g ef M l o 4' ' . A lc M W. Larry LAWRENCE ANDREW SEGUIN Sophomore Yearbook 27 School Reporter? ,WW W Lf 7 65 LINDA ANN SEIBERT Hlhynn Junior Red Cross lg Yearbook 2, 3, 4, Yearbook Treasurer 4. Ambition-Nurse. 1 yn! 'P K E Kitty Actress. ALVAH HENRY SEYMOUR Alvie Basketball Club A. Ambition-Pilot NANCY JANE SH EA ,,Nan,, Traffic Squad 1, Ag Foreign Pen Pals 2, Red Cross 3, Honor Roll I, 3, Bowling 3, Vice President Pen Pals 2, Ambition- Medical Secretary. M , ,cwf ffm? ,Q J' RICHARD .SMITH '1DiCk Dramatics Club lg Proiection Club 2, DBL 3, 4, Senior Play 4, Treasurer of Proieca tion Club 3, Vice President of DBL 3, 4. SPILLANE l, 35 Senior 4, Junior Prorn 5 Volleyball 3, 4, Bowling 4. Ambition-Successful RUSSELL ERWIN STEEPER Blmb0 Band l, 2, 3, 4, Conductmg Club 2 Chemistry and Science Research 4. Ambi tion-Veterinarian. GLENN Srevsvz Felix Sportsman lg FFA 2, 3, 4: Student Council 1, Football 35 Baseball 35 FFA Basketball 2, 3. Ambition-Aeronautical Engineer. DAVID EDWIN STOCKHAM nnaven -Businessman. W r ,gil wgpwi MW' Magi Nw 1, DARWIN DAVID STONE Basketball Club 1, 2, Travel Club 3, Foot- ball l, 2, 3, 45 Basketball 3, 4, Baseball l, 2, 4. Buonv Tsoesco - Maud., Chemistry and Research 4, Senior Play 4. Ambition-Naval Fighter Pilot. 136 Chefs' Club lg Travel Club 3, 4. Ambition MQ BARBARA LORRAINE STOCKTON Barb Student Council 41 Sophomore Yearbook 3: Junior Yearbook 4, Junior Red Cross lg Chemistry Research 47 Soccer 2, 3,,4f Volleyball 2, 3, 47 Softball 27 Basketball 2, 4, Bowling 2, 3, 4. Ambition-Nurse. DONALD STODDARD ,,Don,, Ambition-F.B.l. Rossa H. TESKA uaevon Basketball Club lf FFA 2, 3, Ap Traffic s usd' 4 FFA 2 3 4- Basketball 2, 3, 4, q 7 1 I 1 Reporter FFA 4. Ambition-Farmer. TERRY THIEBAULT usrerryu BETTY JEAN THOMPSON ser FHA l, 2. Ambition-Marriage. MARY VAN ANTWERP IlMarell Cheerleading Club lp Sophomore Yearbook 25 FHA 3, 4. Ambition-To be successful with my iob at Dey Brothers. JOAN VAN SLYKE wink Cheerleading Club lg Student Council lp FHA lp Archery: Yearbook 3, 4: Senior Play 4. Ambition-Airline Hostess. JAMES VELEY ,uimu Student Council 3, 4: Traffic Squad 4 Honor Roll l. Ambition-Pharmacist. KW Wltffw 1 JANICE ANN Vu LCANO FHA If Sophomore Yearbook 2, Junior Red Cross 3. Ambition To go to a Music Conservatory. MARGARET FLORENCE WEBB RALPH PAUL VIVIANO Moose Traffic Squad 4. Ambition-Carpenter ujanu JEANNE EILEEN WATERS Jean Scribbler 2, 3, Yearbook 3, Chorus 2, Traffic Squad 4, Senior Cabinet 4, Prom Committee 3, Honor Roll lp Christmas Party Committee 3, 4, Basketball 2, 4, Tennis 35 Bowling 4. Ambition-To be successful in anything I undertake. Hpeggyn FTA 3 Senior Cabinet 4 Prom Committee 3 Traffic Squad 4 Ambition To be a successful school teacher NORMA MAE WE EGAR Norm FHA 2 3 4 Cheerleading Club l Sopho more Yearbook 2 Ambition To be happy JOHN WESKE ujumpyu Band 1, 2, 3, 47 Conducting 2, Music Appreciation 4, Basketball l. Ambition- Manager in Electrical Engineering. RICHARD WILDMAN Buzz Baseball l, Table Tennis l. Ambition- Mechanical Engineer. CONSTANCE ARLENE WILLIAMS C annie Yearbook. DIANNE MARIE Wo.: NAR ,Join nlong Sami, Junior-Senior Christmas Party Committee 3, 4, Modern Music Club 3, Yearbook 4, Traffic Squad 4, Junior Prom Committee 3, All-County Chorus 3, Chorus 3, 4, Orchestra 4, Honor Roll 2, 3, 4, All-State Sectionals 4, Senior Play 4, Archery 2, 3, 4, Bowling 4, Basketball 4, Volleyball 4, Treasurer of Modern Music Club 3, Editor- in-Chief of Yearbook 4. Ambition-Fashion model or concert pianist. CLINTON O. WOODARD, JR. C lint FFA 3, 4, Honor Roll 'l, 2, 3, 4, Treasur FFA 4. Ambition-To be a success in whatever I do. Jil Red Cross I, Yearbook 2, 3, -Chemistry and Science 4, Secretary of Sophomore Secretary. .J al' I li I l v .J MARJORIE ANN WILSON 11Mari1a Future Teachers l, 3, Student Council l, 2, 3, 4, Orchestra I, 3, 4, Sophomore Yearbook 2, Band I, 2, 3, 4, Choir 2, All-County Band 2, 3, All-State Sectionals Band 3, Syracuse University Citizenship Education Conference 3, 4, Honor Roll l, 2, 3, 4, Traffic Squad 4, Junior Prom Committee 3, Senior Play 4, All-State Band 4, Soccer 2, 3, 4, Volleyball 2, 3, 4, Bowling 2, 3, 4, Tennis 2, 3, 4, President FTA 3, President Honor Roll 4, Treasurer of Honor Roll 3, Secretary of Junior Student Council 1. Ambition- To oo to Potsdam State Teachers College. CLAYTON BERT WINIcs Clem Basketball Club 1, FFA 2, 3, 4, Freshman Baseball l, Varsity Football 3, Basketball 3, 4, Vice President of FFA 4- Ono da a CountY RePorter for FFA o be rich Jig travel. M I Q l MQ I lll' Wwiilmtl JANE Louise ZAUTNER Janie ' Spanish Club ly FHA 2, Junior Yearbook 3, Senior Yearbook Staff 4, Soccer A, Volleyball 4, Basketball 4, Ambition- Biology teacher. ,- ,. '7 1 JAMES ALLEN YOUMANS ,.Yom,, Travel Club 2, 3, 47 Chorus 31 Student Council 3, All-County Chorus 37 All-State Sectional Chorus 3, Senior Play 4, Junior Prom Court, Treasurer Student Council 3. Ambition-Lawyer. SUZANNE Rose ZAMPI ,,5Ue,. Dramatics lg Scribbler 2, Sophomore Year- book 2, Junior Yearbook 35 Senior Yeare book Staff 4, Junior Prom Committee 3, Junior, Senior Christmas Party 3, 4, Jun- ior Prom Court 3. Ambition-Nurse, to be happy- fl Alflfgf 07' ' 'L 1 170 .1 445' f'iff.,....W,f7-e-fs 221 fwpgg 'ZW'--1 .Q .ff Q Y X 4-a':.x.,4.,.f AN First row, left to right: B. Gigon, G. Panetta, J. Waters, SENIOR CABINET Burke, Advisor, C. Godfrey, B. Richards, B. Bechtel, R. Bordonaro, S. Huston. Second row: M. Webb, K. Spillane, R. Hotelling, A. Dix, M. Wilson, Mr. LaLonde, Advisor, Mr. Pistolese, Advisor, S. Solomon, S. Dippold, G. Davern, D. Bausman, D. Harrington. S. Solomon, Miss Hughes, Advisor, Miss IN MEMORIAM The quiet, dignified and ready smile of Anthony Santore will not be forgotten by his classmates and friends of North Syracuse High School. Ths Class of '56 affectionately pays tribute to the memory of a well-loved member of the student body. 1 JS. Higgs: 4 a 7 X 5, m FLORENCE BERNARD-Visitor from Abroad Of all our high school memories, one that shall remain forever in our minds is that fateful day in assembly when Florence said, ln France we have gym classes, not shower classes! Clf you didn't know Flo before that time, you realized then that she was one of us.J Florence Bernard was born in Caulommiers, France, a small Town fifty miles from Paris. The Bernard family is quite close, especially Florence and her sisters, Chautal and Aurele. When they were younger the three girls attended a small school five miles from their home, but now they attend a boarding school in Caulommiers. Florence has taken many difficult courses, which have included Latin, Greek, French, English, chemistry, physics, biology, music and sewing. After talking to Flo none of us should complain about our schedules. Flo attended school in France from 8:30 to 11:30 and again from 1:30 to 4:30. Beacause of this heavy schedule not many French teenagers have time to work outside of school or to carry on an active social life. Florence has said that colleges in France are very much the same as those in the United States. On completion of her high school years, Flo hopes to attend Faculte de Lettres where she will maior in foreign lan- guages. ln the lunchroom, we seldom see Flo eating ice cream! It isn't that she doesn't care for it, on the contrary, she loves it! However, when Flo arrived in the U.S., she could never get enough of it. As a result the inevitable happened. Ice cream is now viewed with a somewhat iaun- diced eye. And in all Flo has enioyed the time spent here with us. We, in turn, have gained a great deal having her here, not only because she is friendly and sweet, but also because we are playing a part in interna- tional friendship. We shall never forget Flo, our friend from France. LSL :gf 524, Mosf Versatile Mos? Serious GAIL HANSEE RICHARD BLACKBURN DICK EVANS DIANE WOJNAR Eesr Personaliry KAY O'CON NOR RONALD SHANNON Best Musicians Class Couple BEVERLY SCHOEN GEORGE MCDONALD JOHN PEARSON BONNIE SCHNEIDER Best Looking RONALD GROSS EMELIE LASSMAN Most Popular LEONARD OBERGFELL CHRISTINE OBERGFELL Happy-go-lucky ROBERT GUZMAN MARILYN AMES Most Athletic NANCY LATHROP EDWARD BRIGGS 3 L az: Most Likely To Succeed ROSEMARIE BORDONARO RAY AUSTIN UNDERCLASSME miw+W T k I, We ,.,,,,, W , 1 'Y , v U . . X5 if 41 2? K , ,,,Q L m V H i K zrt Yiig M ffiMwwwm2swWf Q E --.' 1 m' if 5 4 - 5 'W ' g K -1-- - i 55 V .Hkf - 39 -'. -, ,-1' ,.-' 'ilu-V1 13 1- '- ',f: . 'A . I Q E , .- gi t V B V 2 Mk H 'ig' 2 6 A -i I V K A T fx' ,5 'f ., 1. Q K Q zl' l A A z.., vm M ., J-----ang I wg ,mh4 mwwwwumqw Www- 1 1Urz-'wM,., ,-Mmwwm ff-M., 'Qw- Qlsw mmm' new 1 ' if 2 hifi N x ' -1. .:.g V17 7535 f':. F' 'g9iX'Tm eg alps JUNIORS JUNIOR orriceizs AND Aovisoks First row, lett to right: Miss Dunn, Advisor, Miss Devine, Advisory R. Maylone Presidentg Mr. Fogarty, Advisor. Second row: S. Symer, Corresponding Secretaryg B. Brodbeck, Recording Secre- taryg G. Perry, Treasurerg D. Guisti, Vice President. JUNIOR COMMITTEE First row: E. Dailey, P. Rose, B. Zelesnik, G. Furco, E. Bieloski, Miss Devine S. Simcuski, B. Bieloski, B. Brodbeck. Second row: R. Gillette, D. Buffers, D. Wood, R. Ashford, B. Redmon, R. Davis H. Fallon, C. Andress, B. Buscher, P. Casey, J. Garling, J. Bammesburger, S Birchmeyer, J. Cross, S. Symer, J. Neimeier, R. Maylone. JUNIORS First row: J. Stever, J. Melvin, D. Beam, G. Furco, G. Palmer, J. Kolosna, J. Hodge, S. Symer, C. Smith, J. Lowe, B. Brodbeck, J. Neimeier, J. Baum, E. French, D. Breckenridge, M. Featherly, N. Buttles, S. DeLorio. Second row: D. Schlie, C. Teska, M. Vail, C. Andress, S. Linduski, C. Strobeck, E. Niedzwecki, B. Cook, L. Bell, B. Quirk, A. Purvis, M. Crain, D. Chandler, L. Sponable, G. Ackerson, E. Haylor, J. Polchlopek, C. Russell, D. Kuhn, B. Scherz Third row: R. Sampler, J. Socia, S. Fox, M. VanMarter, M. Ardizzone, C. Grant, M. O'Shea, K. French, J. Gapski, J. Ebare, M. Kirsch, D. Dano, D. Mclntyre, N Milback, M. Frye, S. Horner, J. Bennett, B. Buscher, H. Fallon, N. Caporin, R Czyz, T. Dudzinski. Fourth row: B. Spicer, E. Reilley, L. Larson, E. Dailey, J. Garling, C. Remon, E Bieloski, C. Krause, C. Oaster, M. Maloney, B. Subik, S. Bolton, S. Penoyer, M Schultz, J. Cross, P. Rose, D. Davis, N. Palmer, B. Pickard, D. Roehm, E. Coates Fifth row: V. Rima, M. Wagner, M. Willis, G. Perry, J. Bammesberger, S. Rohde C. Grover, P. Casey, D. Smith, S. Olson, E. Gillette, N. Reynolds, M. Becker, B Pattat, A. Clement, D. Arnold, A. Mahley, S. Martin, P. McDole, S. Simcuski, C Behnke, B. Koehler, B. Bieloski, P. Stemmler, P. Brown. JUNIORS First row: M. Palmer, T. Costa, S. Cimilluca, W. Farone, R. Motill, F. Cope, T Maloney, G. Harrington, C. Blair, V. Voumard, W. LaCount, B. Phelps, C. Abu lencia, P. Cortright, D. Wagner, R. Arns, H. Bolich, J. Molina. Second row: A. Zoll, M. Aicher, R. Hill, B. Palmer, B. Harrington, N. Hayes, C Hayes, R. Putnam, D. Gillen, J. Fennessey, R. Skinner, J. McMahon, L. Hers H. Hayford, E. Urquhart, J. Yuill, M. Surowick. Third row: A. Antzak, C. Bush, H. Dickson, E. Pawlewitz, S. Grimes, R. Luce P. Murphy, B. Noble, M. Schers, L. Day, J. Moore, E. Dyer, N. Polastro, J. Kissel B. Squires, L. Witz, J. Barbagallo, R. Catholdi, J. Langenmayer, J. Brauchle, E Keller, T. Stoddard. Fourth row: B. Lougnot, D. Tisdall, W. Hill, R. Ashford, R. Gillette, R. Davis, H Werner, R. Izzo, D. Austin, F. Krawcek, J. Paninski, R. Maylone, D. Bristol, V Smith, C. Jonick, D. Wheatley, D. Butters, B. Redmon, D. Wood, B. Scherz, G Flower, R. Seinbach, B. James. Fifth row: B. Sposato, J. Boyko, B. Zelesnik, J. Mautz, J. Cowles, F. Bell, R Gifford, D. Giusti, T. Lane, B. Zahm, B. Wiegand, H. Wheeler, C. Weller, M Kavanaugh, J. Russell, C. Bradbury, S. Handley, W. Gratien, J. Sanfilippo, J Stasko, D. Pike. SOPHOMORES First row: D. Earl, N. Nicholson, S. Palmer, J. Herbert, C. Reale, K. Searles, M. Manupeli, S. Hines, J. Eldredge, M. Yuill, P. Burgett, J. Fix. Second row: J. Roder, J. Jarvis, G. Bakeman, P. Hunter, D. Hibbard, M. Cannor, R. Irish, P. Hughes, R. Secor, J. Ostrander, D. Rosti, E. Ouderkirk, C. Darminio, M. Cardinal, M. Flower, V. Maloney, J. Musick, C. Gillen. Third row: E. Alletzhauser, B. Hafner, B. Benson, E.' Bancas, J. Spuches, P. Schultz, S. Greene, C. Allen, M. Scott, A. Pawelek, J. Genska, M. Keyes, B. Lathrop, L. Stewart, M. Sum, J. Lemko, J. Paulk, A. Korb, J. Elderbroom, N. Malfitana, M. Neimeier, Y. LaCombe, N. Musumeci. Fourth row: J. Maloney, B. Smith, M. Drofer, D. Gloska, M. Gray, P. Burns, G. Lindsley, M. Maxson, J. Fuller, J. Crownhart, L. Snyder, I. Wilcox, C. Tracy, D Young, R. Ragonese, M. Spencer, J. Gronau, K. Gillette, R. Knowlton, J. Nichols. Fifth row: A. Graziano, K. Kline, C. Hyde, M. Krause, B. Lamphere, E. Graves D. Hogan, J. Fergerson, G. Reichard, B. Pitcher, J. Norton, P. Sams, M. Martin, S. White, S. Magee, D. Margrey, D. Pickard, J. Webb, D. Wyman, C. White, P Hales, B. Schaap, P. Murray, N. Zinsmeyer, G. Wall. Sixth row: D. Verry, G. Cole, S. Jillson, B. McNeil, D. Loughlin, N. Lane, J. Yost L. Southard, S. Tubbert, B. Rolince, B. Richardson, P. Michael, L. Spinks, B. Hunter N. Wright, J. Gibson, S. Jeffrey, P. Sullivan, J. Kimbell, S. Fecht, J. Pierce, N Shaver, P. Caldwell, N. Cortwright, N. Ahrens, R. Grover, M. LaRochelle, D. Wylde I SOPHOMORES First row: N. Zinsmeyer, R. Phethean, D. Hudson, B. Smolsey, R. McCasland G. Kyanka, T. Powers, J. West, B. Yeo, E. Clobridge, L. Humphhy, S. Lambert R. McNally, K. Roche, J. Bullard, G. Down, F. Taylor, J. Thompson. Second row: L. Spier, J. Stanton, G. Harrington, J. Lorini, D. Bigsby, V. Lloyd E. Rothbaler, G. Hartshorn, S. Throop, A. Simonaitis, D. O'NeiI, T. Dewey, N Bender, R. Daley, F. Fenn, L. Pickard, D. Schneider, D. Webb, R. Gustke, J. Fitz maurice, J. Comboy. Third row: D. LaLone, P. Russo, T. Dembroski, C. Perkins, N. Williams, P. Wilson R. Ferguson, G. Hansee, R. Johnson, P. Jaworski, R. Gillette, W. Baumler, R Wildrick, D. Perechov, D. Grimm, B. Salerno, J. Roder, N. Trendowski, H. Strobeck R. Mochs, L. Blondin. Fourth row: R. Hill, L. Rusher, L. Chapman, R. Brown, M. West, D. Morlock, T Brown, J. Craner, R. Edwards, W. Stonecipher, G. Bradshaw, J. Murphy, K. Stone D. Bentley, J. Van Allen, R. Barrows, L. VanZandt, S. Koslowski, R. Ince, B. Hook D. Sardano, D. Shepardson, B. Reed, E. Cappello. A w. X WX ,r W H2 a fs Q 1 K, X f .Q ,M 5. f' , f' v my V, . ,,J,A.:M , 11,127 . Rv- ag, ' 7 Q A my K' , QW 1 Qi My A ww' ffsh 53 K W Y af QS .5 L WWE -ww .Y A :V E wk' ., -' 55. -gil, fy' i , iw ff M? ,Nf f-, ,L K A . 1 A W ff , - Q -51 fs, - 1 5 y H xl ' ,P Q ,XS R. , if 4 fig x 5, X . 2.1 gg, A Z wr., - ,fl swf: af. . Z 1 3. x :Mx fer, 4' c ,L.v,iz.A 1-Wg, - IQWE' if ' L62 1' Y 3? wi if -Z Y - ,ff X x EIGHTH GRADE First row: Q. Perigny, S. Schneider, D. Zoll, N. Egan, D. Petroffski, S. Wilmer, L. Shickel, M. Wilson, D. Baker, J. Grimble. Second row: N. Whitworth, B. Hayes, J. Piraino, M. McCasIand, L. Roder, J. Hlal, R. Scheuer, K. Robinson, C. Nicholsan, J. Howser, B. Solinski, M. Murray, C. Skrocki, A. Masterpol, L. Squires, S. Pardee, C. Bigsby, L. Vogel, J. Frye. Third row: C. Cruthers, A. Naughton, B. Beauchamp, D. Graves, F. Kiggins, N. Gill, C. Edick, S. Hughes, R. Morey, B. Stockton, M. Tyler, P. Haahs, E. Talty, S. Haven, C. Weaver, L. Wallace, C. Hamilton, S. Dyiedzic, D. Sweezey. Fourth row: J. Nicholson, K. O'Brien, M. Harvey, S. Bachman, M. Stever, D. Yang, J. Ober, S. Martin, R. Sanders, B. Maidens, J. Penoyer, J. Simpson, S. Scherr, P. Skrocki, C. Pressely, J. Farrington, F Ross, C. Breckenridge, M. Vassar, B. Bennink. Fifth row: P. Lynch, R. Stebbins, J. Sharpe, D. Maidens, M. Wilk, B. Kesel, S. Groth, C. Stevens A. Hansen, C. Luick, S. Emmons, L. Wiheelick, L. Santimaro, C. Rudd, I. Wilson, N. Ellers, J. Gibbs E. Simonds, L. Miller. . Sixth row: M. Yorker, N. Fitchett, R. Clary, L. Craver, C. Zube, N. Wilson, K. Holt, E. Bruno, S. Fowler B. Larsen, C. Nesfeder, T. Graziano, J. Butlers, M. Hartman, D. Lero, P. Rodriguez, L. Osborne, B Edwards, N. Wagner, D. Atkinson, P. Dwyer, B. Thomas. EIGHTH GRADE First row: F. DeFabbio, C. Manino, J. Blair, J. Locke, C. Ingenhutt, C. Musick, M. Guinto, V. Wagner, D. Vaione, S. Wood, G. Carpenter, C. Hemings, K. Heske, K. Krawcek, L. Chandler. Second row: M. Diedzinski, E. Brim, B. Weiss, J. Heck, N. Cushman, C. Krause, C. Sabo, T. Beard, N. Pratt, S. Yale, J. Gross, B. Gillette, P. Miskelly, D. Casolare, E. Anderson, E. Haven, S. Bawen. Third row: J. Evans, S. Sahm, P. Secor, H. Chilton, A. Camardella, J. Godfrey, M. Wiles, D. Shay, P. Tatko, P. Mattison, L. Casolare, J. Wilmer, B. Peet, D. Lavin, M. Wingerter, S .Jacobs, M. Smith, L Haller, K. Morey, D. Dippold. Fourth row: M. Mclntyre, C. Jaquay, M. Kelsey, M. Nelson, P. Mulligan, D. Groh, S. Weaver, J Cronkwright, D. Safranko, K. Doyle, J. Cordone, P. Brisk, M. Mautz, G. Carr, D. Ziegler, C. Spencer, S. Homan, R. Daniels, C. Dionne. Fifth row: A. Coffin, T. Powers, L. Jackson, M. King, L. Kiggins, M. Allen, B. Dorschel, S. Cartwright C. Fecht, S. Carroll, P. Greco, P. Schrader, A. Lemn, D. Krohl, J. Lehman, J. Filipski, L. Dreher, G Hayden, R. Davis, B. Clunn, C. McLarsen, M. Griffin, S. O'Brien, L. Watschinger, B. Kellog. Sixth row: P. Barry, M. Hunt, J. Greene, D. Butler, M. Iannuzzo, M. Kuehneman, R. Dudzinski, M McConneI, G. Newman, B. Dyer, S. French, M. Houde, J. Gerhardt, A. Fazzolari, V. Dickinson, S Gillen, J. Agostini, C. Dix, J. Scheuer, J. Ackerson, B. Bryce, M. Gratien, J. Richle, M. Carpenter, S. Stoddard, D. Love, S. Baker. 1 J EIGHTH GRADE First row: J. Revette, G. Schneider, J. Coe, D. Kaczmarek, G. Geddis, L. Allexhauser, E. Grieshaber, G. Galpin, D. Herrmann, R. Hardt, R. Clobridge, H. Kendall, J. Salerno, J. Esposito, R. Roche, M. Graves, E. Lenweaver, C. Symer, K. Schmidt. Second row: R. Chatfield, G. Blair, J. Sablowitz, W. Waters, R. Skrocki, J. Gatto, J. Hoffman, D. Hughson, S. Lemko, J. Exner, S. Breese, R. Lewis, D. Hughson, B. Dernont, T. Gartner, C. Shipley, J. Gurney, J. Seeland, B. Stearns. Third row: T. Wood, C. Besanson, S. Bulla, R. Haselmayer, E. Haselmayer, J. Spuches, R. Barron, W. Myers, M. Michael, R. Vedder, D. Russow, D. Smith, T. McCake, H. Rosen, W. Halsey, G. West, C. Gavin, J. Flaherty, K. Farley, R. Noble. Fourth row: R. Mabie, R. Young, D. Harrig, B. Bryerton, E. Haibt, B. Adragna, R..Geis, R. Werner, R. Fisher, R. Egloff, J. Tomeny, B. Clark, D. Gapski, L. Scaffido, J. Cardone, W. Fenn, R. Grune T. Stockton, K. Wheeler. Fifth row: B. McCarty, J. Dudley, D. Hollady, F. Richway, C. Coleman, L. Herbert, C. Falter, J Hayden, G. Arnold, D. Rector, D. Noble, F. Ritter, M. Emmi, L. Hogan, R. Hanley, C. Losky, E Northrup, K. McDonough, J. McKenzie, D. Fitzgibbon, R. Williams. r EIGHTH GRADE First row: N. Bordonaro, R. Kyanka, R. Krak, R. Gillette, D. Laguidari, J. Letham, R. DiFulio, J. MacBride, J. Haberer, M. Bell, J. De Limone, C. Marsfelber, K. Slate, J. Hoczak, G. Pritchard, R. Taddeo. Second row: T. Ryan, P. Kruger, R. Baker, D. Dittler, T. Conway, R. Gigan, R. Anderson, E. James, D. Pike, A. Dewhurst, T. Maurer, A. Burdick, F. Malfiana, D. Homewood. Third row: M. Quinn, J. Towndrow, G. Nash, H. Loura, R. Young, A. Bradshaw, R. Atkinson, L Doolittle, L. Courmier, F. Capozzi, P. Gerhardt, A. 'De Paolis, T. Cramer, D. Hallenbeck, J. Pierson D. Eaton. Fourth row: R. Bailey, R. Gustke, D. Winslow, T. Ouinette, C. Corbett, J. Ramaglino, D. Lowe, D Fraley, J. Bettinger, F. Conners, D. O'Brien, R. Walker, L. Deisz, J. Santimew, R. Baker. Fifth row: W. Deland, J. Hotelling, P. Maylone, E. Johst, J. Wright, J. Baron, G. Huveldt, R. Brutcher C. Stagnitta, E. Bradbury, F. Williams, R. Klunter, F. Pflug, J. Del.ine, E. Miller. r 'MM - ---- V: M- A-sw, , er:-M-1, , , , --Q . Y , .fag-J , ,M ,pmramw-:Y V m+mmmamwmffw.,-...-emzwwawm 1 SEVENTH GRADE First row: K. Paninski, S. King, D. Shiebrook, A. Rosato, J. Guernsey, M. Stasko, B. Paterek, N. Kinnear, L. Rhodes, L. Kennedy, B. Rhode, L. Root, C. Prue, C. Hebberd, I. Woicik, C. Phippen, N. Marx, S. Johns, L. Mills. Second row: J. Murphy, P. Hines, S. Crawford, J. Matrone, C. Masierpool, J. Rima, K. Anderson, C. Adams, J. Thomeny, P. Schlie, V. Ferrell, E. Pistolese, D. Gilbert, D. Paganelli, B. Hering, S. Lee, C. Tehon, P. Mancuso, C. Leahy, M. Meade, S. Demko, D. McCasland. Third row: A. DeLaney, M, Bielec, P. Minor, P. Loura, J. Horner, G. Kinne, F. Haven, N. McCasland, C. Hughes, V. Timpano, P. Ruggiano, S. Menlo, E. Laing, L. Hurley, C. Shaver, C. Brown, R. Tomlin, D. Van Zandt, L. Millard, M. Meneilly. Fourth row: F. Emerson, B. Mancini, P. Farley, P. Del Balso, B. Carson, J. Darminio, P. Spear, P. Wardan, E. Stever, M. Young, C. Kelly, S. Santorum, J. Robertson, L. Kellogg, L. Gustke, P. Diamond, W. Church, J. Loerzel, S. Dailey, M. Kinne, Fifth row: G. Kline, M. Weecarek, K. Welch, S. McKeon, B. Carr, D. McConnell, C. Kesel, J Harmon, B. Concolino, L. Davis, L. Loux, L. Smith, J. Poppe, R. Kelly, P. Childers, J. Murrow, J Duncan, P. Marsh, J. Souiherden, C. Doupe, D. McDonald, G. Dixon. SEVENTH GRADE First row: L. Thompson, J. Fiet, K. Yachel, L. Branchle, M. Gregory, J. Webb, N. Roberts, M. Crisp S. LaCount, P. Lightenfield, M. Allen, C. Southerden. Second row: S. Cement, S. Brooks, D. Stone, J. Zawadski, K. Brunet, B. Neimeier, M. Delisle, M Cappello, J. Zepp, K. Sikora, J. Appel, S. Bell, J. Murray, B. Daniels, S. Edwards, B. Dilling, C Wichie, D. Karb, K. Nimmo. Third row: M. Farrington, C. Colella, B. Besaw, S. Brown, D. Wood, J. Waryan, J. Fuller, N. Troyko, S. Bochem, N. Hanlon, B. Bidlee, N. Liro, D. Norris, L. Molare, K. Millard, L. Legere, M. Dowding, S. Bakeman, M. Mackay. Fourth row: M. McCafferty, M. Brane, C. Erardi, J. Murphy, M. Crank, B. Gavin, S. Craner, L. Dewhurst, B. Brown, N. Thiebeau, P. Fox, C. Licks, M. Pattaf, S. Konitz, J. Woicik, C. Salisbury, J. Harrington, K. Handley, P. Kimball, S. Hickein, S. Smolsey. Fifth row: S. David, M. Celestial, G. Stanke, V. Edit, M. Rainhardt, W. Ahrens, C. Bell, R. Stevens, N. Nelipawitz, P. De Torta, C. Barkley, W. Gibbons, C. Corsley, S. Barry, J. Weiss, C. Merchant, N. Weaver, L. Allen. Sixth row: K. Daley, K. Moose, N. Tornatore, N. Carpenter, C. Wilkinson, B. Bleich, J. Swieck, N. Richardson, D. Kocher, G. Clark, D. Skaltses, L. O'Neil, P. Amerman, S. Spech, P. Betsch, B. Crisofi, K. Ahrens, J. Burnham, R. Hanley, M. Anderson. First row: H. Rudd, R. Guiles, H. Langley, P. Stockham, C. Ragonese, J. Pressley, H. Henniger, L Heagle, S. Eachus, B. Scerbo, J. Behanke, J. Albino, M. Stwick, A. Besanson, R. Metrokn, P. O'Connor, A. Snyder. Second row: A. Elsworth, S. Parker, D. Woodard, J. Gifford, R. Sotherdon, D. Wall, W. Purdy, D Price, P. Gildemeyer, R. Gray, D. Drury, R. Lamphere, F. Calandra, J. Mahaney, G. Luce, R. Lehman, J. Farmer, J. Slivinski, J. Pross. Third row: T. McMillen, G. Merritt, A. Massey, B. Hildebrandt, R. Young, H. Sattig, J. Reinhardt, J Rinaldi, R. Dorn, J. Minahan, E. Phethean, J. Ryan, A. Hardy, G. Fulton, C. Cummings, W. Kot, B Boone, D. Gloska, J. Secor, K. Hunter, E. Stechyn, A. Marzullo, P. Kline, J. Gallup, C. Bell. Fourth row: H. Pray, N. Wilds, F. McGraw, R. Ferguson, R. McGay, T. Kelly, J. Garofalo, F. Clement, R. Goodsell, L. Hamilton, A. Graham, T. Ryan, F. Scott, W. Klein, B. Nightingale, B. Cowles, R. Havlen, G. Cchmielewski, B. Metzger, D. Lane, P. Sauve, T. Luciano. Fifth row: P. Evans, L. Edinger, E. George, J. Gillette, R. Severance, A. Jonson, B.' O'Neill, S Sabine, M. Curtis, G. Hanlon, D. Welch, D. Villeneuve, D. Curtis, T. Meloon, D. Teska, G. Entrott, C. Recuparo, R. Stonecipher, D. Bukley, J. Schwabenbauer, D. Robb, W. Clement, G. Proietta, M Orbino, R. Surdam, R. Smith, D. Cuculick, B. Krause, D. Koegel, G. Kuhn. Sixth row: D. Richardson, R. French, K. Hotaling, F. Keenan, F. Van Marter, W. Sleeth, B. Edick, M. Breese, B. Swanson, K. Snyder, J. Satunas, F. Liedka, J. Berry, J. Davis, C. Kyes, J. Granteed, R. Babbitt, D. Osborne, T. Spagnola, J. Keator, R. Turtura, G. Leach, R. Sanpier, D. Money, J. Lane, T. Lincoln, R. Teska, D. Cerio, E. Fotane, T. Keyes, B. VanNuise, P. Cerio, S. Nortarup, A. Scriber. SEVENTH GRADE First row: A. Raite, J. Minahan, B. Korb, R. Christman, R. Smith, J. Baumler, D. Palmer, G. Merritt T. Keating, G. Brown, G. Williams, L. Smith, R. Purvin, D. McNally, H. Langley. Second row: R. Reale, R. Cole R. Fi D. B s, x, arid, T. Pratt, B. Crandall, B. LaFlair, S Works P. Waccholz, J. Lennan, B. Smith, C. Malfitana, R. Coots, B. Nightingale E Cain F Tilton R LaCla' , . , . , . ll' B. Gerling, R. Smith, W. Heagle. Third row: F. Wagner, J. Bombard, R. Varre, J. Wilbur, J. Cronkwright, F. Calandra, R. Gray, D. Higgs, L. Edinger, W. Farrance, H. Fengler, B. Bollenbacher, F. Bechtel, J. Duncan, R. Wayrileski, J. Schopfer, R. Domachowski, D. Drury, S. Rosen, G. Orbino, H. Voumard. Fourth row: D. Rainbow, B. McCarthy, P. Morreale, E. Easton, C Abbey D. Woodard B Met . , , . zger, J. Makle, R. Salisbury, B. Hurley, C. Nojaim, E. Knowlton, J. Diffin, R. Grassmann, R. Chase, J. Mislinsky, A. Colozzi, P. Bullock, J. Kelly, D. Carleton, L. Dziedzic. Fifth row: J. Zollo, D. Webb, C. Tracey, W. Addison, R. Cl k J. D ar , eMayo, W. Clement, W. Michael, D. Bender, L. Wildrick, H. Flower, C. Mertens, J. Kessler, G. Fulton, J. Wilkowski, H. Riehle, T. Ochsmen, J. Clune, J. Bishop, D. Goodself, P. Torrey, R. Spier, T. Serviss, J. Spicer, D. Johnson. Sixth row: E. Myers, D. Gale, V. Dashnaw, B. Curry, R. Cole, P. Antzak, R. Brutcher, J. Satuans J. B ' erry, J. Varone, R. Gages, H. Tellapaugh, D. McVeen, R. Babbitt, G. Buearman, G. Buchley, Dl Stevens, D. Curtis, P. Muolo, D. Froio, B. Obleman, C. Rogycglio, J. Smith. 1 CLASSES 'P' PRINT SHOP ART AUTO SHOP MR. IVERS I CLASSES INTERMEDIATE ALGEBRA MRS, MANCHESTER, Instructor WORLD HISTORY AND MORE 4, 'Y sa M- LATI N MISS ROBERTS, lnsfrucfor AGRICULTURE Pat Murphy, J. Boyko, R. Giffard, D. Wheatly, G. Harrington, R. Sahm, H, Balich Surourch, G. Hofaling, D. J. Watson, Instructor. :mwm1LmU 7 LASSES , .Willa ' T, wa A W1N ' K A z 2 5 ' sr , M Wt ii' I yi g as WOOD SHOP FAMILY RELATIONS ORGANIZATIONS A ' if .pi . A45 5 ww it W sg, . 1 M-+QaUPgg'55J M52 wb W4Qhn....,.. , 6 . W , ,N-M., 1 ,mf 'gym 4 -'jg 5ff? ' ,,f.,g.,HA - aw- 4. Hung ,W iilmlhrgq,hun0 Q SENIOR HIGH ORGANIZATIONS A.A. ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION? First row: B. Schoen, J. Fuller, N. Mayer, K. Kooler, Mr. Tucci, Miss Tucker, Coach Hall, Advisors: D. Drury, I. Winslow, C. Obergfell, S. Birchmeyer. Second row: D. Baker, D. Roehm, D. Kissel, L. Obergfell, J. Sanfilippo, D. Giusfi, T. Lane, E. Briggs, D. Pike, C. Ungleich, M. Schultz, N. Lane, D. Mueler. A.A. OFFICERS BEVERLY SCHOEN ..... ............... . ......... . CAROL BEHNKE .. ., ,, Vice LEN OBERGFELL ..... ......... TED LANE . ...... .... . . .... Vice DONNA ROEHM ...... Secreiary President President President Treasurer First row: N. McDonnald, J. Stever, B. Schaap, J. Gibson, P. Russo, C. Thompson, P. Flint, K. Stasko. Second row: M. Gray, P. Michael, E. Scherr, R. Skinner, Mr. Ivers, Advisor, P. Gross, A. Richardson, P. Bulla, M. Hughson. The Art Service Club under the direction of Mr. Ivers was organized to promote interest of students in art and the art de- partment. The activities of this club include an art assembly, school directory, field trips, ex- hibits, a Christmas and skating party, and trips to New York, Utica, and Rochester. ART SERVICE CLUB SENIOR HIGH BASKETBALL CLUB First -row: J. Petroffski, S. Throop, J. McMahon, P. Wilson, C. Perkins, Mr. Di Nunlio, Advisor, Mr. Guido, Advisor, T. Dembroski, R. Pressley, D. Squires, S. Detzin, L. Humphrey. Second row: C. Falter, D. Backus, S. Koslowski, D. Tisdale, W, Hill, N. Palastro, D. Davis, D. Kesel, B. Wiegand, J. Murphy, W. Gratien, J. Craner, R. Ashford, N. Wil- Iiams, C. Jonich, D. Gillen, D. Sams. I03 BIOLOGY CLUB First row: E. Cappello, D. Verry, P. Hales, N. Rosti, N. Shaver, Mr. Rosenberg, Ad- visor, S. Jillson, P. Schultz, P. Lamphere, J. Fix, K. Murphy. Second row: T. Pauiers, G. Kyanka, J. Fitzmaurice, V. Lloyd, R. Hill, R. O'Neil, R. Jaeger, P. Jawarski, L. Van Zandt, M. West, S. Lambert, B. Yeo, R. Gardano, P. Quinn. CHEMISTRY AND SCIENCE CLUB I04 First row: D. J. Bell, P. Herbert. Second row: French, G. L. Rapple, C. heart. Buttles, P. Larsen, D. Arnold McConnell, T. Maloney, K J. Klapetzky, B. Stockton, B Baron, Mr. Pinti, Advisor Williams, R. Burch, R. Phet- First row: S. Revette, J. Musick, J. Jarvis DANCE CLUB J' Weveff J- Sombefgeff E- Pfimef 5- J iiiii . i ii . lii ifii it PMS' J- Ma'O eYf C' Rule' D' Buddles 5 E- Bancasr F- Bemafdr N- Nifhelwn- iii if f iiii M Second row: V. Maloney, S. Riccelli, N. , A it ,ii T l I Malfitana, J. Nichols, R. Raganese, a , , J , A I, , J B Cook' P' Rice' E' Nledzweckl' P' MW' gs ' B is ei s. gii Q 'T liii V5,i . S W. Eifler, G. Gordner, J. Paulk, J. Spuches, E ' ig af sf - - ,,v U V ...f'fS?5itg2Q5Q,i. N. Musumeci, G. Reichard. ni Q ' yu 1 . g,. if X' I . 4 H All Third row: L. Blondin, A. Walsh, J. Gen- W 'fl , iw 'i Q I - 1' 'iiz 3' Vg V lf 3 ' ska, M. O'Hara, P. Grant, J. Fergerson, S A ' Q A ' f .,.: tl 'i - D. Margre , P. Ze ler, Mr. Niles, Advisory i Q ' ' .f V I--., 'I AV -' , ,. , A' ' H 1 E. Dorr, All Paweleie, M. Crisofi, S. Purdy, li 'A ii ' G25 , Egg , ' .KU . il ' ' W' H , B. Smith, B. Lathrop, C. Rogala, D. Brown, . y 7 9 QA A ' il Qi V ,Q k Q f' R. Cortright. Q. lf 'r..,, 4. A Q i -b V V Fourth row: M. O'Shea, N. Palmer, M ' E' 'Q 'zi' i V Kivari, F. LaMountain, S. Olson, L. Koegel, L 5 . I J ff liz' R. Steinbach, D. Stone, A. Bradshaw, J. 'S A Y f , S l K Brown, R, Wildrick, D. Wildman, A. Har- ' - if' -. ,.V. ' E v Vwf rington, C. Bush, A. Dudli, A. Olsen, P. l i' H l Higgins, A. Radford, B. Rathbun. Would you believe that the main obiective ofthe Dance Club throughout the year has been to encourage the boys to dance with the girls?Mr. Niles and Mr. Fairchild have sure had their hands full. COME ON BOYS, LET'S GET HEP! R ...g DRAMATICS CLUB ELECTRONICS RESEARCH irst row: S. Palmer, D. Noumand, J. Vulcano, R. Czyz, Miss E. leeth, Advisor, D. Wyman, S. Bausrnan, J, Pierce, J. Herbert. econd row: J. Chapel, l. Wilcox, S. Miller, D. Wylde, R. lrish, . Garofalo, B. Salerno, J. Yost, M. Brand, S. Neimeier, J. Gurzny, I. Allen. CLUB First row: J. Moore, T. Dewey, D. Austin, D. Grimm, B. Farone. Second row: A. Simonaitis, R. McGay, J. Krupka, Mr. Scholl, Ad- visor, V. Peck, B. Carson, B. Chissom. I05 'wr if . FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA First row. T. Felicia, J. Peet, L. Crisp, R. Fox, H. Stanton, R. T00leYf B- Clement. H- BOliClt, C Blair, C- AbUlSf1Ci6, E- ClObYld96. Teska, Reporter, J. Boyko, Sentry, Mr. Havlen, Advisor, J. Martin, B' Kl99l5f B- Maflalfl- Pregidentf C, Woodard, Treagui-er, JA Shampine, C. Henson, F, Third FQW: G. l l0lalll'1g, R. lute, D. B6bCOClK, R. Edwards, N. Tomato,-e, M, Surgwickl K, gfever, Wright, D. Wheatley, D. Barrows, B. Leach, G. Stever, R. Gifford, Second row: F. Taylor, E. Sahm, G. Harrington, B, Hook, B. R- 5-3l'1fT1. D- Kllllafif J- Hefb. ll- LYNN. D- 5emleY- T- BTOWYM P- Lougnot, R. Grimble, D. Gillete, D. Haaf, R-. Graves, M. Schuelke, MU Pl'Yf R- Chandler. B- G00llSeV1f B- Smith, T- Hotaling- Doc Watson, Advisor, J. Wheeler, D.FSilFeiW,. To promote the development of agricultural leadership, cooperation, and citi- zenship is the aim ofthe Future Farmers of America. Each year the boys hold a father and son banquet, and also te-ke educational trips for agricultural purposes. This school year the boys held their banquet in December. Also, high on the list of achievements, the North Syracuse FFA placed in the top 20 percent in the crop demonstration contest. First row: J. Shampine, E. Clobridge, T. Hotaling, J. Martin, Mr. Second row: R. Luce, D. Killian, J. Boyko, G. Stever, Captain Watson, Mr. Havlen, J.Wheeler, J. Kissel, K. Stever. R. Sahm, D. Barrows, R. Chandler, J. Herb, R. Teska. .1 M.. l .' 1 swwvmmmmfss.s.2 - 1 ,. , FiiA.cLuB A First row: G. Furco, S. Penoyer, M, VanAntvverp, J, Komrovvski, D. Chandler, D. Hogan, I. KisseIburgh,J. Socia. N, Weegar, C- Krause, C, Teskay E. Lowa, Third row: M. Kirsch, S. Delorio, R. Sampier, J. Ebare, K. Marsh Second row: J. DeLorio, M. McCartin, V. Lathrop, L. Snyder, G, B, Pickard, G. Huston, J. Mancini, S. Caruth, J. Chandler, Cole, A. Clement, Secretary, T, Dudzinski, President, Miss Mc- Cortwright, M. Hogan, V. Rima, L. Pike, B. Pitcher, M. Ardizzone Mahon, Advisor, B, Pattat, Vice President, E. Reilley, Treasurer, C. Grant, M. Crain. FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA Cooperative family living is the main goal of the F.H.A. Along with Miss McMahon, the girls have visited the county home, planned a Mother and Daughter Banquet, and held dances together with the F.F.A. First rovv: C. D'Arminio, E. Reilley, M. Vale, C. Teska, G. Furco, H, Fallon. Second rovv: N. Millback, J. Bammesburger, M. Martin, M. Crain, A, Clement, I. Hughson. LaRocque and J. Komrowski MOTH ER- .1 IAUGHTER BANQUET X., s I' 4 uf c X I S 99 FUTURE NURSES OF AMERICA First row: S. Houde, J. Santimaw, J. Baum, E. Graves, Mrs. Adams, Advisor, G. Baker, M. Brown, J. Hall, R. Moleski. Second row: C. Russell, K. Gibbs, E. Cole, M. Frye, E. Gillette, B. Hunter, D. Kesel, S. Jeffrey, H. Boyke, M. Miller, M. Car- penter. Many ideas and problems of the teach- ing profession have been discussed by Mrs. Adams and the students of the F.T.A. They are now able to realize some of the responsibilities and satisfactions which might be theiig in the future. IO8 First row: P. Burgett, J. Sims, L. Russert, N. Haof, L. Stewart, C. Hyde, Secretary, S. White. Vice Presidentg T. Mento, President, J. Roder, Treasurer, L. Bell, J. Andress, I. Solisbury, F. Dembowski, S. Skinner. Second row: B. Kelly, F. Pickard, S. Bax- ter, G. Ackerson, C. White, A. Patynen, J. Ostrander, R. Secor, J. House, Miss Dunn, Advisor, S. Minor, S. Howard, J.. Ed- wards, S. Rickard, M. Cornaire, F. Rago- nese, M. Simmons, P. McCasland, J. Eldredge. Oft times you may have heard some- one say they would love to be a nurse if it weren't for the strict regulations of training. Nonetheless, the compensa- tions of this profession are so many that they completely outweigh the bad fea- tures. Miss Dunn and the members of the F.N. have not only discussed such things but have also visited hospitals, collected various medical catalogues, and in general learned the characteristics of good nurses. FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA GYMNASTICS TEAM First row: J. Goldthwait, P. Maylone, P. Bulla, L. Van Luven, J. Yuill, R. Gaca. Second row: D. Kissel, R. Burch, B. Noble, Mr. Covey, Advisory J. Kissel, D. Kesel, B. Squires. HONOR STUDENTS- FOUR YEARS! S fig' Wilson Woodard Ausfin Stockton Ehegartner Kavari Bordonaro O'Connor Ragonese Haven Foster Lathrop Wojnar Kesel HONOR ROLL First row: J. Baum, D. Voumard, M. Webster, K. Murphy, M. Flower, M. Aicher, N. Barrett, G Bakeman, J. Swanson, F. Bermarcl, R. Baum, R. Gaca. Second row: C. Allen, A. Walsh, B. Buscher, R. Ragonese, R. Knowlton, R. Haven, Vice President M. Wilson, President, T. Amato, Secretary, N, Malfitana, Treasurer, N. Sahm, M. Webb, D. Young B. Farone, W. Eifler, N. Buttles. Third row: B, Benson, R. Casey, J. Polchlopek, R. Reddick, K. O4Connor, M. Ragonese, D. Bausman J. Barlow,-E. Cappello, C. Darminio, J. McDermott, J. Ehegartner, J. Gardon, K. Marsh, G. Perry, L Larson, C. Obergfell, D. Ferrell, B. Barzee, J. Ebare, E. Graves, S, Brown. Fourth row: M. O'Hara, R. Irish, D. Roehm, S. Foster, E. Gillette, V. Lloyd, A. Temnle, D. Grimm, N Reynolds, D. Davis, J. Nauty, B. Stockton, D. Woinar, B. Hunter, B. Salerno, E. Rothbaler, T. King, NATIONAL JUNIOR HONOR SOCIETY First row: H. Rosen, G. West, J. Swanson, J. Piraino, P. Milback, M, Archer, President, Mr. Wood, M. Chambers, Secretary, D. Smith, Vice President, I. Perechov, P. Lenweader, S. Riccelli, C. Breckenridge. Second row: R. Gaca, R. Baum, R. Oaster, T. McCabe, J. Simpson, M. O'Hara, L. Scaffido, ,J. Shampine J. Tomeny, T. Mento, J. Lehman, S. Brown, J. Howsen, C. Presiley, N. Barrett, N. Gill, C. Mahalick Third row: R. Recldick, S. Purlungane, M. Miller, S. Ennors, M. Kuchman, M. Ennis, B. Stocktan, K McDouogh, K. McDouogh, S. Emmis, G. Sharp, K. Mash, L. Mayer. r First row: B. Swanick, W. LaCount, R Shannon, Mr. Gilbert, Advisor, E. Urquhart, H. Nimmo,.A. Tarzia. Second row: R. Littleboy, J. Tackley, M. Scherr, C. Weller, J. Carr, D. Ames, D. Burger. This club was organized to as- sist in maintenance, repair and area development in the Shop- wing. Its members also print various items for club organiza- tions. Under the guidance of Messrs. Gilbert, Loiewski, and Raulli, this club has helped with the printing for the Junior and Senior plays and other activities. INDUSTRIAL ARTS CLUB ' .Q f. L. LIBRARY CLUB First row: B. Dreythaler, S. Teachout, S. Oakes, M. Nunes, P. Taylor, J, Cirbus, C, Mina, Second row: J. Atkin, S. Bolton, K. Bell, L. Lewandowski, Mrs. Reddick, Advisor, D. Webb, M, Barrington, J. Gronau, T. Mentrack. MATHEMATICS CLUB First row: M. Keyes, G. Palmer, J. Bennett, S. Fournier, Miss Ransom, Advisor, D Dano, M. Krause, P. Hunter, S. Cuchman Second row: J. Webb, F. Drumma, J Kimbell, H. Hayford, G. Hansee, B. John son, K. Stone, F. Koslowski, J. Fergerson P. Cortright, D. Ferrell, T. DeMarr. II2 First row. T. Arendt, Secretary, J. Good berry, President, Mrs. Manchester, Advisor M. Psani, Vice President, J. Fraliclc, Treas urer. Second row. R. Oaster, R. Sponable, J Rice, D. Mizener, R. Burt, J. Walder, J Deitchman. MUSIC APPRECIATION CLUB PEN PALS CLUB First row: N. DeLorio, R. Motill, Treas- urer, W. Baumler, Vice President, D. Hibbard, Secretary: D. Shepardson. Second row: R. Fergerson, Mr. WOOCL Advisor. F. Krawcek. First row: C. Gwilt, D. May, L. Adams, M. Aicher, M. Chambers, J. Croyle, P. Shuster. Second row: S. Bullett, P. Therre, S. Dom- browski, D. Diederick, Mrs. Rick, Ad- visor, J, Schairer, Mrs. Roberts, Advisory S. Fredenburg, D. Gloska, L. Messina, C. Brodbeck. Third row: L. Swift, D. Barrows, R. Casey, B. Crobar, S. Slivinski, M. Langley, L. Crowell, C. Gerhardt, S. Beechner, N. Saturno, D. Stever, G. Ratnour, A. Moebs, B. Barzee, J. Lemko. Promoting international friendship is one of the best accomplishments of the Pen Pal Club. Under the guidance of Miss Roberts and Mrs. Rich the club members hope to learn interesting customs of the boys and girls of other lands. Among their many activities they celebrate special foreign holidays as part of studying dis- tant parts of the world. PI MU EPSILON II3 SCRIBBLER x STAFF First row: C. Peck, P. Eldridge, C. Holzer, M. Ragonese, Mrs. Hughes, Advisor, S. Brown, D. Verry, C. Connor, S. Bowen. Second row: K. Spillane, A. Hallstrand, L. Mayer, B. Richardson, J. Arcidino, R. Haven, J. Ehegartner, J. McDermott, M. Becker, J. Cowles, S. Foster, M. VanMarter, J. Gapski, B. Spicer, L. Sponable, D. Safranko, J. Cross, J. Neimeier, B. Brodbeck. CO-EDITORS Seated, Jean Arcidino Standing: Carolyn Peck Scribbler, the school newspaper for North Syracuse High School, appears each month. It features all school events including honor rolls, special honors to individual students, a little humor, 'dramatics, sports, and club activities. Those who publish the paper are re- porters, business managers, typists and mimeograph operators under the sponsor- ship of Mrs. Hughes. In coniunction with it is the Scribbler Club. Members of the club run the sales to help financially, make posters, and help in putting the paper together. There are many other activities including trips to com- mercial papers, to the Board of Education meetings, and a spring picnic. The purposes ot the paper are many: l-To serve our school by bringing us all closer together, 2-To perfect the skills ol the worker, 3-To train in meeting dead- lines, 4-To learn how to make sales, 5-To learn advertising techniques, 6-To give re- portorial training, 7-To sharpen interest in news getting, 8-To add to the ability of people to get along well together while doing a community iob. STUDENT COUNCIL OFFICERS J. Deline, N. Milback, Corresponding Secre- tary, B. Bechtel, President, L. Alletzhauser, Treasurerg M. Aicher, Second Vice Presi- dent, L. Larson, First Vice President, C. .Darminio, Recording Secretary. For many years the Student Council has been the backbone of our school and this year was no exception. One of their most important activi- ties was the sponsorship of our foreign stu- dents. Along wtih Mr. Goessling and Mr. Buske, the representatives of the Council have conducted an annual Christmas candy sale and dances to raise money for their worthy project. The Student Council is an organization that represents the best interests of the school by contributing service and representation for the student body. STUDENT COUNCIL First row: A. Perigny, R. Gaca, N. Chandler, G. Kline, V. Wogner, F. Bernard, P. O'Connor, S, Homan P. Mattison, M. Dudziniki, J. Blair, J. Thompson, P. Sauve. Second row: M. Webster, T. McCab, R. Ferguson, R. Oaster, M. Aicher, N. Milback, L. Larson, Mr Goesseling, B. Bechtel, C. Darminio, L. Alletzhauser, N. Malfetana, L. Scaeffido, D. McDonald, S Riccelli. Third row: .I. Fish, D. Wood, J. Simpson, C. Jaquay, R. Haven, P. Spear, J. Palmer, C. Rush, F Koslowski, C. Perkins, Mr. Buske, Advisor, P. Wilson, K, Ahrens, P. Cerio, R. Bordanaro, C. Obergfell G. Dawn, J. Darminio, N. Thaibeau, M. Chambers. Fourth row: J. Bammesberger, S. Rhode, G. Duggan, B. Stockton, N. Richardson, F. Loux, B. Guzman M. Wilson, B. Johnson, R. Maylone, J. Velley, J. Russel, J. Hayden, D. McVeen, B. Salerno, T. Amato T. Graziano, L. Obergfell, M. Grover, K. Kohles, G. Perry, P. Milback. I r 1 First row: A. Downing, W. Kearney, J. Goldrhwaif. Second row: R. McCasland, J. Fennessey, Mr. Wright, Advisory S. Grimes, D. Hurst. STAGE CREW TEEN AGE DISCUSSION CLUB TEEN AGE DISCUSSION First row: K. Searles, G. Bakeman, Y LaCombe, A. Graziano, B. Benson, M Manupelli, M. Neimeir, B. Hafner, S Tarzia, M. Scott, E. Alletzhauser. Second row: J. Lowe, M. Chandler, G Lindsley, M. Maxson, N. Klien, C. Dar minio, F. Fenn, J. Bullard, M. Cardinal, K. Gillette, C. Gillen, N. Milback, C. Tracey B. Subik. Third row: L. Pickard, M. LaRochelle, P Stemmler, S. Ronde, G. Duggan, N. Lane N. Reynolds, R. Daley, A. Russell, T McDonald, M. Leonard, Advisor, V. Smith B. James, R. Arns, S. Tubbert, L. Southard N. Bender, N. Ahrens, D. Loughlin, N Willis, M. Wagner. One of the best aids for teenagers in our school has been the discussion club with Mr. Leonard as the advisor. Presented as round table topics, the members discuss the problems which arise in a teenagers' life and try-to find probable solutions to these problems. I I6 First row: A. Pappalardo, D. Kohn, S. Linduski, S. Martin, Treasurer: R. Pichard Secretary, J. Youmans, President, D.- Mc- lntyre, Vice President, J. Fish, J. Brauchle, Reporter, J. Langenmayer. Second row: S. Horner, D. Stockhom, G. Hartshorn, H. Wheeler, Mr. Goesseling R. Littleboy, R. Gray, R. Viviano, D. Drury A. Makley. To get togther with people who are interested in travel and to arouse further curiousity in more extensive visitation is the aim of the Travel Club. Under the guidance of Mr. Shoesseling, the club scheduled Four color movies and a variety of outside speakers. TRAVEL CLUB TRAFFIC SQUAD First row: C. Holzer, D. Mueller, J. Socia S. Bullett, C. Brodbeck, L. Messina, S Penoyer, E. French, R. Oster, J. Baum. Second row: S. LaCombe, M. Ames, S Mueller, C. Solomon, K. Bell, P. Spear, N. McDonald, V. Cole, K. Merz, M. 'Car- penter, P. Murray, J. Fish, S. Neimier, S Huston, C. Galipeaw. Third row: l. Patymen, M. Kavar, D. Bausman, P. Webb, D. Kliphon, J. Lan- genmeyer, B. Garelic, Mr. Goessling, Ad- visor, C. Bush, E. Bieloski, E. Haylor, S. Purdy, C. Matthewson, M. Ragonese, S. Brown. Fourth row: C. Darmino, S. Schadl, J. ,Mill- ward, F. Drumma, R. Shannon, B. Salerno, G. Davern, B. Tedesco, B. Pickard, R. Littleboy, D. Pike, D. Wood, R. Teska, R. Viviano, A. Seymour, N. Gross, J. Zautner, J. Chander, A. Olsen, H. Hayford, R. Borderaro, J. McMahon, L. Witz. Fifth row: D. Sams, R. Smith, S. 'Handley, S. Koslowski, M. Wilson, H. Griff, S. Grimes, R. MacCay, J. Sanflippo, J. Rus- sell, J. Kowels, E. O'Toole, G. Baron, R. Gifford, J. Veeley, J. Pearson, B. French, D. Woinar, J. Lapham, F. Crossick, R. Ashford, R. Gross. ll7 YEARBOOK First row: Mr. Schopfer, S. Foster, B. Garelick. STAFF Second row: J. More, L. Seibert, C. Galipeau, J. Ehegartner, Mrs. Mills and Mr. Craner, Advisors, K. O'Connor, N. Lathrop, S. Schadl, H. Griff, S. LaCombe, Third row: R. Shannon, S. Zampi, K. Graziano, R. Haven, D. Woinar, J. Lapham, D. Evans, J. Zautner. The Northmen Staff was formed in the spring of i955 with Mrs. Mills as advisor and Mr. Craner as photography advisor. Members of the staff are carefully chosen as to interest, ability, and faculty refer- ence. Passing grades must be maintained to remain a member of the staff. Actual duties of the staff include devel- oping theme, planning of dummy, artwork, Writeups, preparation of final copy, and sale and distribution of the Northmen. ln addition, delegates were sent to the Colum- bia Scholastic Press Association Conference. II8 Seated: Diane Woinar, Editor, Joyce Ladham, Assistant Editor Standing: Linda Seibert, Treasurer, Joan Van Slyke, Secretary CHORUS First row: A. Korb, S. Fournier, J. Herbert, C. Allen, D. Wyman, P. Murphy, J. Brown, D. Bausman Miss Ransom, D. Woinar, E. Briggs, R. Blackburn, G. Lindsley, C. Tracey, M. Maxson, D. Young D. Beam. Second row: S. Tarzia, J. Crownhart, S. Fecht, G. Ratnour, D. Wylde, P. Cortright, R. Shannon, L Obergfell, J. Sanfilippo, N. Zinsmeyer, K. Searles, M. J. Webster, B. Subik, J. Dashnaw, J. Webb J. Bennett, S. Beechner. Third row: P. Hunter, B. Lamphere, E. Cole, J. Fergerson, R. LaLone, R. Putnam, G. Davern, J Skinner, G. Reichard, K. Gillette, M. Keyes, D. Buttles, A. Clement, N. Milback, R. Sampier, J Gordon, M. Cardinal. Fourth row: S. Palmer, G. Bakeman, J. Chandler, K. French, R. Bristol, R. Calpeter, A. Russell, W. Rogers, K. Wenger, G. Perry, B. Schoen, E. Dailey, J. Cross, M. Scott, J. Andress, J. Sharp. Fifth row: J. Lapham, D. Dano, R. Hotelling, S. Foster, J. Jouse, F. Koslowski, R. Bellanger, H Wheeler, R. Skinner, B. Barzee, K. Spillane, P. Phethean, P. McConnell, B. Scherz, L. Bell. Sixth row: C. Grover, J. Hodge, S. Salomon, J. Jarvis, D. Harrington, M. Barrington, H. Hayford J. Bell, F. Drumma, K. Kohles, J. Sornberger, A. Graziano, E. Ouderkirk, J. Yost, N. Lane, D. Loughlin L. Southard. Seventh row: L. Mayer, B. Schneider, C. Obergfell, L. Larson, R. Kissel, D. Stone, L Pickard, D. Guisti T. Lane, J. Connor, E. Bancas, J. Nichols. r 1 r r NORTH SYRACUSE SENIOR HIGH SCH L BAND OO if MR. SPERTI, Conductor MAJORETTES J. KOLOSNA Eiderbroom, 45-43 , 5 . kj 111V-X 5 GX 'K 'Q 1 5 ,M ,, 555216 X - 1.4, K .Ky JUNIOR HIGH ORGANIZATIONS Firsht row: C. Symer, C. Corbett, Mr. Buske, R. Young, L. Scaffido. Second row: B. Eckard, E. Bradbury, F. Richway, D. Hollady, S. Zepp. The Archery Club, under the direction of Mr. Buske, enables the students who own their own archery equipment to get to- gether and exchange ideas and techniques. This year it is the hope ofthe Archery Club to have a possible tournament with a 7-8 grade Archery Club from an- other school in our area. A dem- onstration by an expert in the archery field has also been planned. l22 ARCHERY CLUB AIRPLANE CLUB First row: .l. Kelly, D. Johnson, Mr. Hoover Advisor, E. Miller, T. Ovimette. Second row: T. Kelly, F. Keenan, L. Ellis, R. Greene, T. Gartner, D. Price. ThTs club organized under Mr. Hoover aims to teach boys to make and fly model airplanes. It aids in gaining some under- standing of the theory of flight and uses of an airplane. ART SKETCH CLUB First row: B. Korb, C. lngenatt, N. Bor- donaro, L. Allexhauser, J. Carpenter, S. Baker, Mrs. Stalker, Advisor, P. Matti- son, C. Bell, D, Baker, D. Homeland, E. Barrengton, P. Lightenfield. Second row: R. Kyanka, M. Quinn, E. Schad, C. Merchant, M. Carpenter, B. Bleich, D. Teska, G. Baron, R. Teska, P. Lero, E. Simonds, T. Stockton, J. Daudy, S. Hughes, J. Keenan, R. Homewood. ln the last,few months you have seen, perhaps, students drawing or sketching out-of- doors. Most likely, they are mem- bers of the Junior High Art Sketch Club. lnstructed by Mrs. Stalker, these boys and girls are not only learning the fundamen- tals of art but also the satisfac- tion of creating a picture. JUNIOR BASKETBALL CLUB First row: B. Havlea, J. Coe, R. Haselmayer, P. Gerhardt, D. Fraley, Mr. Hovlen, Ad- visor, Mr. Nugent, Advisor, J. Diffin, F. Capozzi, J. Gatto, D. Laquidari, E. Easton. Second row: J. De Simone, D. Cole, R. Barley, G. Nash, D. O'Brien, E. Johst, R. Stevenson, D. Noble, M. Emnai, D. Fitzgibbon, G. Leonard, J. Exner, J. Mac- Bride, J. Filaherty, T. McCabe, A. Elsworth. This club under the direction of Mr. Havlen and Mr. Nugent was organized to provide Junior High boys interested in basket- ball an opportunity for organized instruction and competition with- in the club. The club is divided into four teams and at the end ofthe year the two top teams will have play- offs. I23 First row: H. Voumard, L. Allen, Mrs. Rossi, Advisory D. Graves, J. Gurney. Second row: A. Bradshaw, J. Satunas, J. Varone, D. Curtis. CURRENT EVENTS CLUB DANCE CLUB l24 First row: C. Edick, B. Maidens, B. Kel- logy, M. Hartman, M. Sfever, C. Delro, S. Crawford. Second row: S. Barry, D. Maidens, B Bennink, L. Miller, Mrs. Morin, Advisor R. Davis, C. Zube, J. Fuller, W. Ahrens. First row: S. Clement, C. Tehon, J. Schop- fer, R. Tomlin, C. Colella, M. Harvey, J. Burnham, S. Bachman, M. Celeslian, S. Bakeman, R. Metroka. Second row:-W. Clement, P. Greco, F Calandra, L. Wildrick, T. Harmon, P Dwyer, Mr. Dickinson, Advisory G. Her- weldt, S. Emmons, P. Cerio, S. Mahalick P. Walsh, P. Misksny. 1 DRAMATICS CLUB DRAMATICS CLUB First row: M. Crotty, A. Delaney, Reporter, C. Leaky, Secretary, N. Hanlon, Presidetntg J. Robertson, Vice President, L. Legere, Script Woman, J. Rima, Treasurer, J. Hall C. Hebberd. Second row: M. Wilson, M. Meneilly, S Konitz, D. Groh, B. Thomas, Mrs. Ken- nedy, Advisor, M. Pattat, S. Hickein, P Minor, E. Pistolese, S. Lee. I25 JUNIOR F.H.A. First row: D. Petroffski, S. Wilmer, S Yale, L. Wallace, D. Dippold, A. Master- pol, G. Hayden, V. Wagner, B. Peet, B Dilling, J. Guernsey, D. Zoll. Second row: C. Krouse, K. Daley, C Breckenridge, L. Kellogg, B. Bielec, M Anderson, S. Fowler, Miss Merritt, Ad- visor, D. Casolare, M. Maretz, J. Agos- tini, K. Barkley, J. Gibbs, S. Pardee, M. Dudzenski, D. Lavin. The Junior F.H.A. under the leadership of Mrs. attending the state F.H.A. Convention in May. For Starr and Miss Merritt is planned to help the girls their initiation they are helping to keep the Junior to live a more useful and satisfying life. High cafeteria clean and have set up goals which The club has had and are planning many activi- ties for the year. A few of these activities are par- community. ticipating in district rallies and district play days and First row: M. Delisle, D. Varone, J. Sharp B. Solinski, J. Penoyer, J. Simpson, P Skrochi, C. Pressley, V. Dickinson, E. Timmerman, J. Perechov, L. Shickel, F De Fabbio. Second row: L. Watschinger, D. Krohl, B Deier, C. Dix ,J. Lehman, M. Kvehneman, F. Powers, Mrs. Starr, Advisor, A. Fazza- lari, J. Gerharut, M. Hunt, S. Gillen, C Lueck, H. Chilton. l26 1 include ways to improve our homes, school, and GYMNASTICS CLUB First row: S. Bell, J. Hoczak, B. Hildef brandi, C. Marsfelder, H. Simeone, Ad- visor, K. Heske, J. Oiet, M. Catholdi, L Rhodes. Second row: C. Bell, B. Krause, D. Lane, D. Drury, T. Ochsner, W. Gibbons, L. Laux, S. Brown, C. Weaver, S. Rosen, C. Koegel, P. Gauin. JUNIOR LIBRARY CLUB First row: J. Revette, D. Kaczmarek, J. Salarno, B. Cooper, B. O'Neil, R. Mabie, E. Grieshaber, T. Pratt, R. Fix. Second row: G. Fulton, B. McCarty, R. Michles, M. Adams, Mr. Covey, Advisor P. Maylone, R. Bryerton, B. Noble, H Flower. I27 JUNIOR HIGH HONOR ROLL First row: B. Giling, N. Egan, J. Murphy, S: Edwards, P. Tatko, B. Havlen, D. Paganelli, M. Farrington, K. Heske, A. Besanson. Second row: L. Rhodes, R. Fix, J. Schopfer, G. Hanlon, G. Chnielewski, B. Onell, A. Massey, S. David, B. Brown, S. Rosen, G. Wall, L. Smith, R. Gillette, P. Bullock, P. O'Connor, M. Allen. Third row: C. Hebberd, K. Anderson, R. Tomlin, J. Robertson, E. George, D. Smith, D. Norris, R. Chase, M. Meneilly, N. Weaver, F. Capozzi, T. Baerd, R. Skrocki, H. Rosen, C. Crardi, D. Van Zandt, J. Tomeny E. Pistolese, T. McMillen, J. Behnke. Fourth row: J. Pross, M. Gregory, C. Breckenridge, S. Sabine, W. Addison, T. McCabe, J. Richie, S. Bachem, P. Skrocki, C. Pressley, M. Wiecyorek, N. Gill, S. Scaffido, M. Mclntyre, B. Carson, J. Simpson, P. Greco, P. Marsh, S. Mento, J. MacBride, P. Gerhardt, P. DeTota, S. Homan, B. Scerbo, A. Graham, D. Groves, C. Tehon. Fifth row: F. Alvino, M. Tyler, N. Carpenter, D. Villenvuve, W. Sieeth, J. Sotherden, M. Kuchneman N. Richardson, J. Tomeny, B. Dorschel, J. Murrow, N. Richardson, C. Nesfeder, L. Loux, T. Graziano, M. Hartman, E. Bruno, K. Snyder, R. Fasoldt, W. Gibbons, J. Lehman, A. Lemm, T. Malone, P. Minor J. Desimone, M. Kelsey, J. Perechov. I JUNIOR RED CROSS First row: C. Manino, C. Canthers, S. Dgiedgic, K. Morey, A. Lemm, M. Liro, Mrs. Norton, Advisor, N. Gill, B. Carson, N. Vassar, N. Cushman, J. Wilmer, L. Dewhurst. Second row: R. Scheuer, C. Fecht, N. Carpenter, F. Ross, B. Kesel, J. Ackerson, N. Fitchett, J. Scheuer, E. Bruno, B. Larsone, K. Ahrens, A. Hansen, M. Haude, M. Wiecyorek, J. Anderson, D. Sweeziey. MRS. NORTON, Advisor, E. Bruno, F. Ross Many people interested in nursing and Red Cross work have gotten an excellent start in small clubs such as our Junior Red Cross Club. Aiding the students in their club, Mrs. Norton has taught basic first aid practices, along with their working on special projects such as making favors for hospitals, sending small remembrances to the aged, and assembling different kinds of scrapbooks for children's wards which are so greatly appreciated. First row: P. Stockham, B. La Flair, C. Prue, F. Malfitana, J. Tomeny, Miss Covell, Ad- visor, J. Mabie, V. Timpany, K. Slate, B. MacCarthy, P. Wachholz. Second row: D. Hughson, R. Purvis, G. Williams, M. Michael, S. Sperch, B. Stock- ton, D. Froio, Mr. Achuff, Advisor, M. Breese, J. Ryan, D. Robb, P. Moureale, P. Gildemeyer, L. Smith, D. Hughson. The purpose of the Puppetry Club is to make puppets or mar- ionettes, to build a stage and plan scenery, and to write and produce a play. With the help of their advisors, Mr. Achuff and Miss Covell, the members of the club hope to be able to produce a play in the auditorium. PU PPETRY CLUB SQUARE DANCING CLUB l30 First row: A. Puigny, K. Sahora, C. Doudy, J. Baumler, T. Albino, S. Craner, R. Salis- bury-, J. Webb, R. Smith, T. Clement, D. White. Second row: K. Anderson, P. Tatko, N. Tornatore, D. Shay, P. Rugglano, B. La- Point, J. Murray, Mrs. Porubeck, Advisor, T. Stark, S. O'Brien, L. Squires, B. Besaw, S. Wood, J. Zepp, D. Gilbert. Third row: M. lannuzzo, L. Casolare, M. King, C. Salesburry, J. Zawadski, R. Fer- gerson, N. Thiebeau, M. Smith, B. Chrisotl, J. Woicik, M. Cronk, J. Sotherden, R. Steffins, D. Lieglar, C. Bigsby, A. Cra- mardella, D. W6od, S. Parker. Fourth row: P. Childels, S. Smasley, P. Brisk, K. O'Brien, A. Wilkenson, R. Stevens, B. Dorschel, J. Dudley, G. Clark, K. Holt, R. Sampier, R. Baker, L. Osborne, S. Schopfer, P. Secor, J. Farrington, M. Allen, S. Miller, S. Sahm. Have you ever stumbled around and do-sedoed when you should have done the grand right-and-left? If you have, then you've guessed the main purpose for Mrs. Porubeck's and Mr. Fairchild's club. Not only do they learn to follow directions, but also have lots of fun doing it. First row: J. Hoffman, G. Luce, Mr. Holmes, Advisor, B. Klein, B. Cowals. Second row: G. Chmielewski, D. Rich- ardson, J. Butters, R. Lehman. STEREOPTICON CLUB VOLLEYBALL CLUB I 1 i First row: A. Besanson, C. Cummings N. Wagner, J. Garofalo, D. Cuculich B. Roche, E. Stechyn, A. Colozzi, D Wall, G. Schneider. Second row: P. Bullack, D. Woodard M. Fengler, G. Hanlon, F. Bechtel, D Villeneuve, J. Bonbard, M. Bollenbacher R. Sordam, C. Shipley, B. Halsey. Third row: R. Varre, W. Nash, D. Gale B. Curry, R. Cole, D. Osborne, Mr. Adams, Advisor, J. Crunsteed, V. Dashnaw, J Witkowski, D. Cartelon, J. Bishop. I3I 5, -Am L 'wi ., , 1 my y W, A ,W X01 1 QA ,it 'I -xl 4 H' W W-' Q l32 A4551-. SPORTS Maw 'Wu Msg! 1 ,Q 2 ' W ms, M x Wa Qi: 1 -A ? f M3 mga, Q sm ?f , 'Q Nm A EQ .Q K 41 5 21.54 f EN' affix H -5- fig :fi X 4, an Q- Q, ve M ,V si? N 4 Wa fu x S SPORTS REVIEW With the moving to the new High School last Fall there was a great increase in the nu'riber of students participating in the recreational and athletic program. Athletics are governed by the Athletic Council which is the Executive Committee of the Athletic Association. The High light of the athletic season is the Block Letter Banquet held in June when awards are given to both the girl and boy athletes. The past year Floyd Schwartzwalder was the principal speaker and Jack Vollick won the Thornton Memorial Trophy presented to the outstanding athlete of the year. Charles Burkett won the trophy for athletic leadership and Miss Diane Shetrow won the girls' trophy as the outstanding girl athlete. The girls' activities consist of softball, archery, spring and fall, basketball, bowling, soccer, tennis and volleyball. Miss Evelyn Tucker, Mrs. Jeanne Morin, Mrs. Evelyn White and Mrs. Mary 'Nhipple directed the girls' activities. Miss Carol Katzung sponsored the Cheerleaders. The girls' activities are limited to intramurals, play days and invitation games. However, numerous games in the different sports were held with the various schools in the County :nlus the Central New York Archery tournament and the Junior WIBC Bowling League, The boys participate in the Onondaga County League in football, basketball, baseball, track, cross- country, golf, bowling and volleyball, The l955 baseball team won lo games, lost none and won the County Championsh p. Baseball was coached by Mr. Hall. The Junior Varsity baseball team won 9 and lost l and tied Solvay and Baldwins- ville for the Junior Varsity Championship. The Junior Varsity Team was coached by 'Vtr. Tucci. Mr. Raulli's golf team won 6 and lost 2 matches to finish second in the County players. Mr. Nugent's track team won 2, lost 4 dual meets and finished fifth in the County League standing. Jim Curtis won the Section lll class A mile run and in the inter-sectional meet finished l2th among TOO boys participating. Soccer was added to the Fall sports for the first time this year and the team competed rw the Onondaga County League. The team was coached by Mr. Robert Bell. Cross Country was :oached by Mr. Knieser and the team participated in five meets plus the Sectional Meet, William Carson and William Baumler finished in the first ten in the sectionals and competed in the inter-sectional meet at Bear Mountain, The Varsity football team tied for the County Championship with a record of 6 victories and l defeat. The players were divided in three separate squads, varsity, junior varsity and freshmen, There were 75 boys participating. Mr. Hall was head coach, assisted by Mr. Nugent and Mr, Wegerski, while Mr. Tucci and Mr. Herlosky coached the Junior Varsity and Mr, Covey the Freshmen, All th'ee squads had a successful season and the prospects are bright for T957 as only four boys are lost through graduation. Wrestling started this winter for the first time with 35 boys reporting to Mr. Knieser Wrestling this year is on an informal basis and an intramural tournament will be held at the end of the season. For the first time, in the spring of T955 North Syracuse competed in the Section lll Winter Carnival. The Bowling team, gymnastic team, volleyball team, badminton and table tennis teams competed. Mr. Covey taught gymnastics, Mr. Reagan and Mr. Warner had charge of volleyball, badminton and table tennis and Mr. Nugent bowling. With new facilities the gymnastic team has shown great improvement. The T956 basketball team shows a record of seven victories and four defeats. The team has scored victories over Central Square, Fayetteville Manlius, East Syracuse, Solvay, Liverpool and West Genesee. 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MQ, 'fl'M 'L A 'f Q ..', T W , ,iff I V , Nugjglr ,N Ms. ,Y A ,, ss, i w k we -f W 36 'A 1 :V VARSITY FOOTBALL SQUAD Front: D. Baker, B. Zelesnik, Mueller. First row: S. Handley, J. Murphy, D. Stone, D. Blackburn, J. Boyko, J. Brown W. Gralien, D. Pike, D. Giusti, D. Davis, J. SanFiIippo, E. Briggs, L. Obergfell, B Diamond, R. Maylone. 1 Second row: Mr. Tucci, Mr. Hall, Mr. Nugenf, D. Winslow, C. Falter, R. Ashford R. Littleboy, T. Lane, J. Sfasko, C. Perkins, E. Dyer, F. Suchewski, Mr. Covey Mr. Herloski. BASEBALL North North North North North North North North North I38 ONONDAGA COUNTY LEAGUE CHAMPIONS Front: B. Harrington. First row: R. Krohl, J. Vollick, E. Briggs, L. Obergfell, J. Appel, D. Pike, T. Lane, C. Burkett, T. Oswald, C. Riccelli, D. Giusti, K. Bechtel. Second row: Mr. Hall, B. Redmon, C. Perkins, T. Syrene, H. Dickson, D. Blackburn, R. Ashford, J. Tracey, N. Polastro, C. Falter, T. Amato, Mr. Tucci. Third row: P. Wilson, D. Howard, E. Dyer, J. Keach, L. Luchi, W. Hill, D. Tisdall, M. Bragman, D. Pardee, S. Troop, J. Palmer. The T955 J.V. Baseball Team also had a successful season winning 10, losing i, and finishing the season with a tie for the championship with Solvay and Baldwinsville. RECORD-I6 VICTORIES NO DEFEATS Syracuse ,Vg-,.-, 17 Minoa --.,--,--,-,,,...,,.,,..,,.,. .0 North Syracuse ........ Baldwinsville ..... Syracuse ,....,,. T8 Smith Tech .... ...... 1 North Syracuse ........ Solvay ............ Syracuse g,fg-YvA 4 Ngfilngham ,,-, --,,,, 'I NOrTl'l Syracuse LlVel'pOOl .............. Syracuse ----,-,, 8 Oswego ss,,-,. ,....,. 1 North Syracuse East Syracuse ........ Syracuse ........ 20 Oswego .... ...... 2 North Syracuse ........ Fayetteville-Manlius Syracuse, sssssss 12 Solvay ...,-,,,,,,,,,,,,. .....,. 6 North Syracuse Baldwinsville ........ Syracuse cccccccc 7 Liverpool -,,,---s-----,.s--,-s.A, 'I 'North Syracuse ......,. 4 Marcellus .............. Syracuse ........ 5 Fayetteville-Manlius ....,... 2 'County Play Offs Syracuse .,,.,... 9 East Syracuse .................. 4 TRACK . t.i gg- W .. 5 'U as Y yn. .. 4 First row: F. Suchewski, J. Sfasko, W. Carson, R. Davis, A. Temple, R. Jaeger, R. Maylone. Second row: J. Warner, Assistanr Coach, H. Bolick, M. West, N. Bender, J. Kowal, D. Schneider, T Power, Mr. Nugent, Coach. it Xi fair ' 232, I.. . ,. ...1f,. 4. .. W. L 2. f mr ' ,5 k I V, HU., M,.M.,, ' :fear -1.5, ' jx- fa - .fwv-Qf.z'f Qfefwanf X vw- L X W--wi., iw. f A44 ,, 1513. .5 ,, ARCHERY SPRING 19555 First row: J. Gurzny, N. Mayer, D. Woinar, D. Shetron, J. Hopp, B. Hafner. Second row: C. Peck, M. Neimeier, B. Schaap, C. Salter, A. Hyde, J. LaRose, Miss Tucker. ARCH ERY Fall 1955 First row: J. Gauthier, M. Crain, T. Hogan, C. Keene, L. Swift, N. Buttles, B. Hunter, S. Purdy, B Kelly. Second row: B. Dreythaler, M. Krause, B. Schaap, C. Russell, E. Scherr, S. Beechner, Miss Tucker, B Pattat, A. Olsen, S. White, S. Magee, M. Neimeier, B. Hafner. if -bi? 'fi - ,, ' 5. Kumi 4? 2 if E f -f I7 Z1 J, UMM ' ww p-.few ,L ' 'X W 'EE f'9f'm.: X gag, W, Q Q, Q ' 5 'bf V, .. ' .5 f A f 1 gg: , f,-fan . 5 :gi1U',x' K ,. ,x,,V,,,Li ,. W W f ,aivliy -i f' we iff f M m sf. Q.: .,., rn, wx. .557'fjj ' an f sv bei Q1 32 We 4 4, -,gm-,M Q ' 14? ,W 15. fwgqgj4?1qif1-1 -,EEZ 'EEF 1fEff1?:4zCu ' Y '. af , 1 223 uf 1f,fa:Sm.f ' W ,, ,.,,. A W ,..,W.lA. , , ,JU NYG' geuefg X YQ, 3 ,, ,W :fw- 2 4 K x 4 x vfigi. X YH'ff5'2Q,73?Q11rgggxzL:X,.win ' 'iff ' 4 , 1 M- M2121 QA' Yggmf' 1J511': 1:13 3' mb ' ' Q 1 pf k 134, , ,, U51 1 L, Q , , iisz-wif. R5'1 S.?22Qlfff'x1 2 if 5,1:lv3fa'1,-f5,:',Q,ZT'i5 f '2i,'f,,. QR jpzyf-fu-sffsffqilw e1- N - -v2'ig54-yi::1f.gfwr egqqxzgsi 1.1.1, ,x - ww: hw W' ff V11 , f '. Q'.fP-QUQ 2 -L: f24z,g3f5iyqfnk lwws,'g'3gQiv f -f --Q., ' A-ia,-3:1555 'ff if V :fzf1g:QZQfi2,ffg ff V if 9 --fy - ew -'Y jlfii' 1: :r i?f?l,il5?Q-Zggifil' 'L -- my 'W M 'V ffl 'w22fJz4L'n, i.f5l!'Lifffr-IMQLL' L. if f hr: 551 - Q' -1g.f2,vvgggz:ti::i k 'ffgf ii -WMHW, 115' ww ' Z K W 7 ,..l,.5 , ... f , 1 'JL K 'il ,WW 'ly I ,. V . -.:1.::. - M,:'k-'f.12mf:sm- fi if W-fm sr-,new-, C-,ff : . wx . .,,..,,: nilafgxgizk 5 ,,qgm3.f5,: ,- Z v if -41,f 1 I 'fl ZH. L , z :T gl QQ! , 3 221,?e:F s7?2?L2fF1 fi 24' 5if: f' Tw:5::rFw-1 YP ,EA ' 1 -, ,wf , Q4 Q ,Aff SOFTBALL First Low: M. Neimeier, I. Wilcox, S. Salomon, B. Hafner, J. Cross, S. Rohde, E. Alletzhauser. Second row: C. Tracey, B. Quirk, C. Russell, E. Dailey, Mrs. White, S. Birchmeyer, B. Bieloski, D Loughlin, J. Lowe, S. Salomon. Third row: B. Benson, J. Socia, J. Gurzny, M. Maxson, G. Duggan, N. Lane, P. Caldwellf C. Behnke N. Lathrop, N. Mayer, J. Garling, A. McMahon. Fourth row: A. Purvis, J. Fuller, J. Yost, M. Connor, B. Richardson, B. Hunter, N. Reynolds, M LaRochelle, C. D'Arminio, M. Willis. TENNIS SPRING I955 First row: C. Behnke, C. D'Arminio, I. Wilcox, M. Maxson, C. Tracey, M. Wlison, Miss Tucker, Advisor. Second row: J. Roder, B. Brodbeck, M. LaRocheIIe, J. Yost, B. Richardson, S. Rohde. B. Benson, E. Alletzhauser. Third row: N. Zinsmeyer, M. Willis, N. Reynolds, B. Hunter, A. Hyde, B. Schaap, J. Lowe. w -Q J -1-wg-f 21 u -1 ,. VJ. L,,.., ' - ,A .. ,., f' fn-, -- an ' f ...a.'4..,...sg . . mi wiv.-1.154 l.. .4 W ' wx , 10 'wfw 'M 0 E'it'33'f?Ja31l'1'mHlM' l '.rl! 31 H ,QF M ay as , 1 14 , . ,,.. X Si, Q, .Q vgr A32 +1 A I if ' Zi '- 1 i I ? rr -wl1'25FJ i mf -1' ' P ' 1 'L I Jiwgjigz, 11 m3::,,-34 1 - ,gr f I ,Q . Hsgiqlgii ze-:fx yzf A r, x,':.g::giwf L L. ww, Kiwi-:rg Y W, K e sy, 1eg'if fy ' i 5 i we-2 w fx-.2.x3?? 31 Jim- ACTIVITIES an-I f I -WR- , U . .,w'la ' t Q' Q ng' sf ig Y a A . W ffifsmww., f ' Q .. 1. . . rm , , 53 3, . -Ni,-N, W. , Www ,V SAMUEL MILLER BROWNELL Commissioner of Educarion 2 m..A4mn.n,1e.. -Assam smog A Q 4 7 Q 3 Q DEDICATION The fifteenth day of October, 1955, was an exciting event-the day on which our new school was dedicated. The community was honored by the presence of the United States Commissioner of Education, Dr. Samuel Miller Brownell, guest speaker for the evening. Members of the Board of Education, administrators and faculty of our school, our representatives from abroad, and those who had a part in the establishment of the new Junior-Senior High School assembled for the solemn but colorful ceremony. The dedication was a truly historic event, one at which was shown a marvelous display of teamwork, an outstanding characteristic of the North Syracuse Central School System. I 4 GUIDANCE One Half the Team-Mr. DuBois fi I 1 CLINIC lsn't this a healthy crew? Miss Dunn Mrs. Norton LI B Knowledge seekers or study hall dodgers? 'TTHTQ THE OFFICE f- I 6 Information, please? 1+ L- E: i afw... Our girls- Friday! Qllragnetj Mrs. C. Zwar, Mrs. J. Pratt FAC U LTY ROOMS Rest TimefMrs. Starr, Mrs. Mills Deep in Thought? Mr. Tilton, Mr. Robbins, Mr. Ferguson, Mr. Helm, Mr. Niles BOOKSTORE You name if-vve've got it' Mr. Ames Lost? . . . Srrayed? . . . Stolen? , . , LOST AND FOUND Whafs cooking? Mr. Pihti-Chemistry CLASSES ASDFJKLg This is typing? Marfians! How's The dark side of the moon? Mr. Havlen wswwwfif M. xX:sa f-zninxmfigifwimzn . ' :emfwQmm m1emwwnmi- rf-f . 'a xi ' C S Y , ,.3 S . M, Y Q , f 5 5 ? at 4 M ,, W W ffQ 1' KL 1 M., K , sk A yfj -Agni haf f an A ' X WM 1 . V 7' ,QQ Aw 1 ,::, ,,,,,, 7 ,,, 1 gg b,, , 5xfQ'MV?.' 'AYP , ' 'L x , , sk. 5552 'W' H+' A, Q at ' ,V ff ff , zz, -' ' M59 ' J p ff rff irf 1 ,, s ,WA ,f,f'. Q -, if Wiz' LQ, ' - ff, fusrf. , - , , , Vi ORATORICAL CONTEST ' i 5 , ..., Friends, Romans, and countrymen, lend me your ears, M. Wilson, J. Ehegartner E. Lassman, S. Foster, E. Gillette. JUNIOR PLAY- Two Blind Mice Look at the birdie . . . at the birdie . . . at the birdie, you idiots, ilrie birdie! D. Giusti, B. James, D. Littleboy, R. Maylone, N. Cowles, D. Gillette, J. Garling, C. Bush, B. Bieloski. CHRISTMAS ASSEMBLY One-fvvo-three-sing! Miss Ransom JUNIOR-SENIOR CHRISTMAS PARTY Dance classes were never like this! JUNIOR PROM .4-QWW W M f K. U55 cfvozzfg gyzacuis Cerzfzal gcgool 'HQ Queen BGB GUZMAN Clan of 7956 cms OBERGFELL invite: you fo Es fmuznk af kgs CD gunioz .f zom. Qzlclay, Ogfmil fcvsnfy-ninig bancing funn nine fo ons Jwuaic gy gzmi-goinzal Rayz d4Jminion By invifafian onfy SENIOR PLAY- The Remarkable Incident at Carson's Corners l Oh!! fhe pain! THE CASTf First row: D. Blackburn, D. Woinar, D. Smith, J. Van- Slyke, A. McMahon, L. Obergfell, B. Guzman, D. Kis- sel, M. Schopfer. R. Bordenaro, C. Davern, K. O'Connor, R. Haven, Miss Sleeth, E. Lassman, S. Johnson, B. Schneider, S. Miller, B. Tedesco, E. Briggs. Third row: E. O'Toole, J. Youmans, L. Rapple. VVha1 was that last remark? Oh!! What you said! Second row: R. McCay, M. Wilson, R. Austin, E. Parker, 'il '1 U .'-Q '9 X ,, in ' . 38 , Q ilff 1. 4 ff? 3 Q-if H M :I gg ,Q g' Q ' i 2 'K wifi, sg A ?-Ls :IQ an w 7 A Q fi 'QE i iii X - -- x w. .AMN W 4 '--- nf ,..- axfmnwiw- - f ,,'- 1- 1 nnwiww - an-ma... T, .,,., agua . , . 4 , 451 610' 1 . W . 7 K , . ,. . ' ' ' ,., ' ,, f V g i g Q k K X I5 , , , , 'if M ai I .ml , kk' ,iff . eq E y Vx ui 6 if Q 'H f , , M , 1 6, mi, X , ., . Q K what Him .W K Q ' X 5 x if V 5 4? 4 Q X in gen! X1 -T34 ,':: 5 M Ag 'Q .V kw- mi ,W :- .W N ' ,a+ 'L tl '1 m '1 + Q5 Bm Q ., . A, 2 :Q wi Q lx W M, . ,, Q, V11 1 kk IAVEK' X 5 was We yy mf nr V !f7 'Y 3 gwkwz Z' sw w' 554 , - u Y , Q, Aman? Q Wk fi '5' 23if7f f55Q 51 g Q yy!-4' WQQ ' :SAK Kish Mr. and Mrs. William Wood BOOSTERS G. W. Goodrich Mr. and Mrs. Harold A. Travis Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hemings McKinley Super Market Compliments of Mattydale Flower Shop Compliments of S 8t S Pharmacy Mattydale Barber Shop Compliments of Mattydale Jeweler Ungers of Maffydale Compliments of Beauty Craft Floors, lnc. Onondaga Provident Loan Compliments of Liberty Inn Compliments of Cave Signs Compliments of J 81 J Hardware Compliments of Mattydale Cleaners Compliments of Onondaga Heating Supply Dygerts 8K Lembo Super Market Mary's Pizza Shop Claire E. Wales Mr. and Mrs. Edmund W. Romicki Baker 81 Carpenter-Attorneys Dr. Marlow Mr. John Essig Butter Maid Bakery Jack's Dry Cleaners Compliments of Teachout's Market Norma's Gift Shop House's Superette Bill Smith Service Station Howard's Barber Shop Hipes' Printing-Cicero Suburban Door Sales Co. E. Nora Miles Dr. John C. Hewitt Dr. F. J. Lonergan Gress, Hardward Harvey Brothers Ray Field Gerald W. Ladd Insurance Agency Howard's Main Street Pharmacy Miss Arlene Nastri Clapp Electric Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Nye Mellone's Store Mr. and Mrs. Nick Santorilla Miss Anna Gargan General Television, Syracuse Mr. and Mrs. F. H. Zautner Phi Sigma Beta Sorority Rose Marie Beauty Shoppe North Syracuse Laundromat Alfred H. Fergerson Mr. and Mrs. A. Schadl Mr. and Mrs John H. Goessling Mr. and Mrs James W. Gerard Mr. and Mrs William Urquhart Mr. and Mrs Elbert Burt Mr. and Mrs. Harold Griff Mr. and Mrs Edward Suchon Mr. and Mrs G. Cleveland Mrs. Belle O'Neil Mariorie's Beauty Shop Dr. Leonard Smoral Midstate Offset Printing Corp. L. G. Balfour Co. LITHOGRAPHED BY TA LCR PUBLISHING CO. DALLAS - TEXAS The Be I Y a books are TAYLOR-MADE E gl :F .,v,,.., A 5 -gin-4531 W S E Y 9 . 4 'KNEW fl , U, f Kiwi- ,-,. - ty i ,SW f . I . z . L' Q11-sfyg Sys 3 L , 33- 71i.!1m.?,W1..x fy . sis -X f W fn . 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