Notre Dame High School - Credo Yearbook (Elmira, NY)
- Class of 1960
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Optimisticallv we dedicate our en- deavor . . . ,ll .A '- 3 T0 readers of Mark Twain everywhere who chuckle over his vvitticisms and delight in his rustic wisdom--but especially To the Tom Savvyers and Becky Thatchers who see themselves delineated hy the masterful strokes of Mark Tvvain-and To those tletlictttetl hook-lovers who keep him alive as ll portion of our great AII'lCl'lt'LlIl heri- tage hy contintiing to pgunper and publicize the Clemens' bookshelf. XXe vvisli in .1ikI1UNNlUl!ll' ilk' Alf'-hlemiiess ol those who .tllovved us I0 pliottiei.t1-li plates tlmuighuut the titx that ,tie reminiscent of Flmir.1'S Livtmte .tutlmr lt slmultl lie twtetl tim that .ill the qt1.igMQ,vt15 in the book IU, H11-Am-tl ll-.mi Mark AllNN.llI1'S tnllcttetl vvtutls 'I WC, the students of Notre Dame, are proud of the unique accomplishments of the reign of Pope john XXIII. Our Holy Father has answered the need of militant Catholicism throughout the world by expanding the College of Cardinalsg His Holiness has shown wis- dom and foresight in convening the first Ecumenical Council in ninety years in the hope of uniting Christendom. We shall strive to follow the splendid example of optimism and fraternal charity in human relations that has been set for us by Pope John XXIII. 4. Q EEE 59 WE JIQIINUUIIIJUILQI l H- II' 'Mui WE In 'awmww wiifi Z'wW'5 ITE T:-ET:-. I ' r sf- . K - si - . i , -'r' ' . l - 454- X s .N X J vaswsy X vs 33 'L' -Nix 'I' , ' ,gffzy -f Q, 'A is - -'ip v Jw, , :5r :', 3 1 I 1 , ' i - L', 7f!.Jujfifvj. A V 3: -, ,LJ 12-5.5 fwgf. , f2'5 7 Q1 -I' Qi +. itewi ' X My . 5312 ig- Q, j - gm . iF2Il54f?'f1. ' Aalg fx -'lf . . , , I . : . -, 1 ' -fl.: Ill' 5, i' '. :te ' 'f ' 1. ' 'ff . I., ,sy I -. w I1 f . - - LA- ii? , - r AQ, vu' '- ' Y wa all . 4 . 'em . ,se , f f,sWWH f C 1 I , , , 5:sxi.41f?ii . ' , i a:?2IijIii'li I' i I ' 'ee -H71 v Wei e ,X if 47, 1 C QV, , i y :Off If Qigffuj its , fi ' Y I 1 if eff W ' f J cu fwwziaw ,f,7 xv K fVfSbwQ6wW 5 BISHOP KEARNEY graciously poses with some of the Juggler delegates to the Diocesan Theatre Day at McQuaid. Richard Crowley, Daniel Dean, Patricia Erisk, Linda Lanigan. Kathleen Coggins, and Kath- leen Mangan are the honored representatives. BISHOP OE THE DIOCESE OE ROCHESTER Your visits have honored our school: vour guidance has given us inspiration: your thoughtfulness has filled us with joy. Under vour leadership our minds have been enlightened. our future brightened. You have prayed for us. given us much of yourself- NY'e are trulv grateful. . e He seems fo know so much! and he can do and say such marvelous fhings! and wifhal, he is so deep and wise! -ll:-iii 1 Mos! Reverend LlllUl'L'l1Ct' B. Casey, D.D. AUXILIARY BISHOP OF THE DIOCESE OF ROCHESTER Your selfless zeal, your many accomplishments, your personal dignity mark you as a true representative ' of Christ. p Your interest in education and in the young people of the diocese is felt at Notre Dame. Credo salutes you as a loyal friend I and worthy exemplar. He is always busy, always moving, always useful in humble ways, always religious. . - v ? J E ,,. ffl!! I Ia! E il l ll. v ? ,V ligi. gi iii-., a..a-...K V is Table of Contents viz ii ,. ,iivci 'iran - V - -- - ,., sw -, V ' 'L ,sw - ' Ja, .W Q. ,, s l 4 Y . -if' 1 gg-731, .1-r--fin- . I 'ff Q 41 F, . v- -ffqi f I , -'A-l .nn . 2 lu! 61.1 - Q Y 'Y ll, gl F ..... V , Q ., rw, 51 -h Q?, ,j'eL......' I See how Elmira is sfeeped in Mark Twain lore . . . page page page page I4 uf? Seniors 36 '-F' Students sz Classes as -f Activities ,-..-..-........,......... , M, R . . . lhen relax and chuckle wllh lhe greal American humorlsf. l POST MORTEM on a point debated in senior Relig- ion class is held by Lucy Lentini, joseph Sullivan and Mary Hayes with Father Hogan. 9 md life hecause Father Hogan han giYL'lI REVFRIZND JOSEPH F. HOGAN Cfltlplrlill Nemo dat quotl non hahetng no one gives what he does not have. But we of to us a part of what he has, flotl xhioes in all he does, whatever he aaya, wht-revel he goes. XVC hope never to lessen his faith in our spirit and good sense. , jf i the senior class are ahle to give to all the world an example of Christian faith Pri Z, f COLLELE BOARDS are distussed hx N e i x Alberta with Lois Drahinsl-ti. sur Xlhtrta iw cxttiid our gmt- it fir 1 ridmiii exaniiplc ot holiness i pmt, lht-nigh her utiiticnt t xords of nisdmii, slml-X011 The doors of knowledge our Principal has Opffled- The Way to heaven she has lighted. Hope for Iahe futtite she has inspired. Love of God she has lil- stilled in us all. ln our vocations as students blitel' has given a helping hand that we might better pre- Pll-5 IQ flee me world. XX'e offer our thanls though it seeni so inadequate. sTL'DExT Couxcii ofHCERs Deanna Page and haha Dpi-he: make a Hhappf' feast day present non t Sister Mary Raphael. XX I 5- , 1 f Q 5 I5 X r x Q. ' s xritttn in hir hoird rich du msliinltion to all. SISTIR 51 XRY .LXLBPRTX l 1. i P' 1':.'1'f.:A' K-L11-' A'--. lligll-ll. Senior llviiit vu . .4-I0 ,fm SISTER MARY BORROMEO junior Homeruom 205 Religion, Latin, French SISTER MARY ANNE Sophomore Ilomcroonm 202 Religion, German, Latin Hs.. SISTER MARY CORINNE Cafeteria , -v: x 4' GUIDANCE COUNSELOR from LeMoyne College, Rev- erend Cyril Schommer, S.-I., gives expert advice to Phyl- lis Bednarek, john Burke and Gerald Ryan. 11 SISTER MARY CARMELLA SISTER MARY CHRISTOPHER junior I-Iomeruom 206 junior Honmeruom 207 Science, B00krl?C'L'f1iIlg Srlzool Scfrclary Business I 'J SISTER MARY DECLAN SISTER MARY EDIVIOND junior Homeroom 204 Library Citizenship Education Publications, English FAC LTY SISTER MARY EDWINA SISTER MARY ESTI-IER Dramatics Freshman Homeroom 107 Music, French Religion, English, Latin, Assistant Librarian ff l Aff 34 X MAIL CALL for Sister Mary George, Sister Mary Esther .md Sister M.1ry Hilary who smile :heir rhrml-Qs ro Miss Lynch. CA' sl' gy Y Apu, 'Uv I df --na- SISTER MARY ,IEANNE Ereshmari I-Iomeroom 102 Religion, .-Ir! SISTER MARY 'IOACI-IIM Senior I-Iomeroom JUS .xfrlfbc !7I1IfiL'X , ,3 10-' F471 . 3 if 451 'mi 1 SISTIR M XRII7 R XYNIONU Supin-r11ur'u Ilnrm-mum 1114 Silnml Nursu Rrliyinrl, 1'-71-Ufiill IIISI'Uli'I'S lvl I, SINICI' 51.113 ,IL'.IlllIL', Mrs I isI1r'r .1r11I Sislur Marx AHIIC ruwrrl thrir rimrlu Ns-1' SISTER MARY GEORGE Ereshman Homeruom 104 Religion. Srinzrf ami ' may SISTER MARY I-IILARY Ereshnmn Humeruum 101- Rriigiorl, L.:fir1 SISTER MARY HILAIRE Ereshmari Homeroom 110 Bxzsifzsss VN tr? 'xnxx rg' SISTER MARY JANE ERAXCES So PIWOIFIO YC PIOIUE l'0Ol I'1 I-10 Siffllfc' ' is T '11'P X SISTIR MARY ,IUNATII X SISTER MARY PATRICK Si-umm II-wmcruum JIU ls.lfQfQfi,l Rflrginvz, Iiwglfif- 119'-M lf,-Lvmnfi,-y WH BK-Q-V l MRS. FOWLFR CARPENTER School Nurse MRS. JOHN CHILDS Cilizc'nslJij1 Hrllzruliorz Physiral Educalion MR. CARLTON J. HAYES, an eminent historian, on a visit to our school speaks of educational trends to Sister M. Raphael, Sister M. Edwina and Sister M. Edmond as his son, Mr. Carroll Hayes, a Southside teacher, looks on proudly. A'!lz ' MISS LORETTA LYNCH MR. EDWARD ROTHWELL Office Manager Athletic Coach Cilizeusbip Education Pbysiral Edurafiorz 13 iii ' of IN Xnrl? J' X, 3 A M Q ' . S, X 7 in 1 lf . MRS. RALPH COMSTOCK MRS. ll.'KROI.l7 FISIIFR ilfrzllwnirzlirx Soplioiuort- llomt-room 108 fjlizt mlrijl Iltlllfilfillll, Rrligiwl WU' fvg is 1N4H,' W--...alqy MR. JAlVllfS llllfifilfli'-liY MRS. -lfllllxl llARl3llNlfi fllblvlir Cmlrff ffilizwltlvifw lfr1lIl'rlli0ll !llaffn'n1i1lit'.v, l311.ri11c'.vs l'fvytitwll lftllI!'rIff0II WI5ATHIiR OR NO, hardy latulty members Sister M. Bor- romeo, Sister M. joathim, Sister M. Patrick, Sister M. jane Frances, and Sister M. Carmella, trudge to school with their homework ready for a new day. r, X ixxxx I- ,,4, V CONTENTS Oliicers . .16 Class of 1960 . .1'-53 Mark Twain Informals Quarry Farm . .l'. 26. 2' The Study . .l8. 50 Langdon Plaza . .21 XY'oodlawn Cemetery 77 Tom Sawyer Motel N25 Mark Twain Hotel . .29 National Honor Society . .34 In Memoriam , .35 413 . 'f x mn af M git.-l ,wg iii 4 H.. 1 fa? R ' Z. wg W mm 434- dk 5 f 7 nv 98 r vw ,v, Q f 1 f 1 1' f f f H 'a I 1 ff-, i . I rv-2 f g 'X M' 'x X x , ,M 1 If' M1 My my N ,w,, 2 1 , X if j I' I X U a , WJ I LXXNI, 15 '.. :- Q SENIOR SAGA As freshmen, our Tom Sawyer antics proved our love for fun and comedy. Yet, we leaned toward the serious side and relished learning . . . We found ourselves as sophomores trudging the long hard road to accom- plishment. It wasnit easy, and many times trials and tribulations confronted our glowing eagerness. Although we roughed it, we achieved much. The junior year was tinged with curi- osity and glowing with excitement. We learned that The Gilded Age had much to offer us as upperclassmen. And now we are prepared to mark twain and set forth on the sea of life. By celestial navigation we expect to find a common port. After varying voyages, we shall recognize the harbor by the bea- con light of Notre Dame, and there safe and secure we shall intone our eternal Credo. :NS '50 . ,llbfwaall new Q at NX ti A N it gf' l I gui ' V wg' , is MO Q., NOC' sv 22 E l MJ' lfu Q 1. Wlgfp Q som K X K Miva QM 4 Ilffilf-1301 'NIP olliccrs . IAN.-X N115 Sl INN f!'g',ljlll'g'I' XX ll I IKM I lilfli Xl I5 X I- N I , fm ,wilt nt c .mol IUI .x, ftf.a,' INI' 4'lilSl'Ulf.-XR , ,lU'4'.x1.lw1f 1,114 1 ,,f,....,, .H ..,,..,,, , I , 4. , -1.2 A- gt iff: 'lf-:asf ' few N J K . tu' WW wx ,V ,IF-1 ,K A I ,if . ,, if -Q 751 XLIIA 1 ' I ,tiff .H V 1 - Uk M Iv ww Q 4 K 'eg-f ' L, , , I A A' M .,, - X , 4, ,4 ,,?ffX,,,,4 .':,.,z:g,,.,4 . , , U , ' , sf.,-,.-QP wmv vt. 1 ' f wa, H ,-ei ., -, K . at , , '41 ',j,f'f . emma.. 1. ,Ei 'fi' il tix f f X' 'Ke' . . fg, X X ALBERT AMISANO 99 Redfield Dr. Our Lady of Lourdes Casual cbaugeur . . . not easily ruffled C.S.M.C. 49 Intramural Sports 2, Press Day. EDWARD ANDERSON MAXINE BUCY, THE CREDO EDITOR, introduces us to local memorial sites of Mark 232 Home St- SS- Peter 8, Paul Twain. Here we see at Quarry Farms his two unforgettables, Huck Finn and Tom Sawyer. Educated thumb . . . theme song, Sleepwnlk '7- Sodality 45 C.S.M.C. 3, 45 Noc- 6 ' W6 o turnal Adoration lg Basketball 3g 0 0 M 1 J. V. Basketball 1, 2. Y Shqy-' ,. f SANDRA A. ARROWSMITH RITA MARIE AUGUSTINE JOANNE E. BARNARD MARY ANN BAZYK Millerton, pa. St. Mary 1131 College Ave. St. Casimir 202 E. LaFrance St. St. Mary 803 E. Church St. tl ' I I , h'7i7Z5077Z6 smile . . . Calm fgzgnfeyzgnfe , , , SS. Peter 8a Paul Readlllg-Qzeligll Z,iZgb00L:,9 -flendfffllll sterling qualities Always a lady . . . Sgdalif 2 4- C.S.M.C. 1, 2: 50dH1iIY 1, 2, 3, 49 C-5-M-C 1, Sodality 1, 2, 3, 4g C.S.M.C. 1, 4511512 llefsoftality Mar legf 41 Fdture Nurses 2, 3: 2, 3, 4, SCC- 42 Sflldeflf COUHCU 2, 3, 4, Future Teachers 4g Book- Sodality 1 2, 3 4g CS.MC 2 45 M 51qal Co- 1, 2g Freshman Vice Pres., Ushers mark Club 1, 2, 3g Math Club 3, 41 Ushers Cl b 3, 43 F' P riggirliadfr il 3, u C11-lb 3, 42 Pfom Attendant 2, 33 3, 4: Ushers Club 3, 4. Nurses 4g Cheerleaders Cluuliuli , , Choral 2- 17 Choral 1. ,nm 'QR Q , TP 114 'w 'Q ' Q PHYLLIS BEDNAREK '06 Hoffman St. St. Casimir 51171725 Jispositiofz . . . 1051! to N. D. Sodality 2. 5, -L: C.S.3I.C. 1, 2. 3. -L: Choral 1. 2. 3: Ushers Club 5. -1: Bookmark Club 2. 3. -iz Senior Play. 4,,4v'7:' MARILYN BERNABEI 105 Bloomer Ave. St. Anthony Eager to 1716.155 . . . Huorkifzg girl Sodaliry 1. 2. 3. -I: C.S.M.C. Z. 3. -1: Future Nurses 2: Choral 2. -1: Musical Ccmedy 2: Christmas Plas' 2. iff 4--40' -., aff:f was 5 ,-an Ar' Z' X, ,f' xx -.N-K 4-Pg, IBIBIORT.-XL XYORDS still rome from Mark Tu.1in's study. Charles Bright. Kathleen Mangan. Mary Lou Raplee and Pete Hoyt pen their names for posterity. 5uZ','Y'5 Mow ,wr V' i if 1. ,. N m I-it f-H Q rffiff R . . 4 Y 5. . HSL' 31? , W .,. ZW b MARY B. BLAKI' XN.'II.l.I.'XM HI.IMIf RIVH Xlilv I, lwlitwl If thu XRIIS T- RRIQHT 395 Colrlbrook Ur. St. Mart 0811 Iltlrxrtmplt' .Mr St, Marx Fl l'tm1sxlx.tm.t Mt: llw Urtlmrtl SI. 55. Peter S Paul Pofiilutf pufiztmvt . . . I5nlltl , . , XX -IWIIN. N. Y. S1 l.m1us I-,hh ,,1j,m,,MH N' pfilf nf f7L7l'LL'ffU!l 4fw,771.ry,g:L N1,f1.f1M,,l.!,pl 7 H, 1 I 1 , IilH.!,'H. .HlHHh.. SOCldllIf l, 2. 5. 'fl 11 54Nl.llllN l, 1, 9, lg f 1, L. nfxxlux ' l.1x..'.','wli Sod-RMU R, kagxl K' x 3 Preg- 2. 3, -1: l.'5l1L'l'Sf'lLllN 4, ll Cxillegf- 4. .Xt--mit Cuttlt- 2, 4, ug Nl.lll1 K SKU I, an ,I X.,l,,.,,.,1 , Nmlmrill 'xxdnklhng I g' leaders Cluh 11 Cihoml lg Scrum-r Clulwg Ptlliltotrt-'tts litlwlllrxs 51411, lion-it 5tHlL'lX, Nlatxlt-.tl Smtlg yi plhg lift.. iw. lrqwm Qllull. -2, PIJF1 Chlmnl-15 PIM A' HAN'll ll 3- 4- 'V will-'l l.l 5 WUI llU '1UN Nl-IINQLV llkl'-ll ll lntn.um1r.tl Bports: Christntas tlutx I. mn Nuwtx, I'tts l, ltnggltsts s, PIM I. 18 I. Nltxsnoll Kmxttwlx f, 4 WW 'nn .,?,k1 3 run 11 v-- -v MAXINF A- BUCY JOHN E- BURKE RICHARD 5. BYXVATER MARY jo CAIN 510Vz Grove Sr. Sr- Pflffwk 1522 W. Wafer St. 1526 W. Water sr. ma N. min sf. sr. Patrick Our blaze gf glory , , , Our Lady of Lourdes Our Lady of Lourdes I-dm,-Uh, l.l,d,.m 1 I , i feNi0l'5 laugh Slrvng. Silwlf WPG - - - Texlll1l1c genius . . . fnlnri- Iilortvzct' Niglvliugalt' Smlality 1, 2, 3, 43 C,S,M,C, 1, voice from lbc' deep mlm, cool, collected CSQMDCI 1' 2' 5' 4. Booknlmk 2, 3, 4.Ca11rHir1 22 Nallflnal HOU- Sodaliry 43 C.S.M.C. 2, 3, 4: or Society, Credo Editorg Mary- Intramural gpm-I5 1, 2, 3, 4, leaf Staff, Ushers Club 3, 43 Musical Comedy 2. ARTHUR CALL 446 W. Clinton St. St. Patrick Buick . . . 41' ff sity Football 4. !zow2Z60cg,00das440Mw.' Like num, like bc'lp. ' Sodalily 1, 23 C.S.M.C. 1, 2, 3: Intramural Sports 1, 2, 33 Var- Sodality 1, 2, 33 C.S.M.C. 1, 2, Club Z, 3, 43 Future Nurses 3, 3, 43 Math Club 3. 4: AIOmiC 43 Ushers Club 5, '13 Musical Circle Z, 3, 4: Choral 1, 2, 'll Comedy 1, Z. Senior Play3 Nocturnal Adora- tion 4. MARIETTA CAPARI ILO 706 Magee St. St. Anthony fel blark hair . . . cxl1rcJ.riz'e ft'zlfIl!'l'5 Sodality 1, 2, 33 C.S.M.C. 1, 2, 3, 43 Art Club 43 Ushers Club 3, 43 Cheerleaders Club 1. 'M-or Graves ANTOINETTE CARROZZA JOHN T. CASCIO 956 johnson St. St. Anthony 333 Lorenzo Pl. St. Anthony A-1 in school spirit . . . Pfflfffffll ivkfr 5 - - acfomplisbed accordionixt jztterbug kzng Sodality 1, 2, 3, 4: C.S.M.C. 1, Sodality 2, 33 C.S.M.C. 1, 2, 3, 2, 3, 43 Bookmark Club 1, 2, 3, 43 Ushers Club 3, 4g Publications 4, Sec. 23 Future Nurses 2, 3, 4: Business Staffg Varsity Football Ushers Club 3, 41 Math Club 4. 43 Intramural Sports 1, 2, 3, 4. 19 .Qu-4 KENNETH CLARK 1167 W. Water St. Our Lady of Lourdes Our own Dwayne Eddy . . . trips to Rochester Sodality 13 Ushers Club 33 Var- sity Football 4g Intramural Sports 1, 2, 3, 4. ,, , KATHLEEN CLOKE 950 Magee St. St. Patrick N. D.'5 waterboy . . . better lale than never Sodality 1, 2, 3, 43 C.S.M.C. 1, 2, 3, 43 jugglers 43 Ushers Club 3, 43 Cheerleader 4: Cheerleaders Club 1, 2, 4. 172- ' 1-if 6:5 'US ,rfb f4 i gf en-f -nf-fr KATHLEEN I. COGGINS 65-5 XT, Yfazer St. Ou: Lady of Lcxrries Prerfj, .15 r pisizue . . , kfzlflffzg tl :afar as sirius tcialitjf 1. 2. 5. ez C.S.fN1,C. 1. 2. f. ez fwlagleafz Credo Piero Eii:-:rg Narirgal Tzespisz Ing- glerj . 5. Pres. Q. Treas. . 1'-f I ,gapi- .Quan- EUGENI.-X COPPIXI DEBPNIS CORNE.-XL' GERALD COVENEY 11:0 XY. Clinton St, Sz. Patrick fra Ohio Ave. I '55 5- M-UD SI- SI- M?-If Quest ,mi lmjgf ugsg , , , OU? I-335' Cf I-9113555 .,lI..I71 0:1 rife Street . . . 1335572255 uorfis gain .-1 rorztagiozfs fangl' . . . F:-?1:ii71gT0Vf90fZ Scdalitfr 1: Marvleaf Tvpisz: 715157 if 4455 'W 145755 C.S.fNl.C. 1: Youlh CouratT: as- . , ' 1 . ' - ' - .. x A , . ' r . Czeerreaders Crab 1: Lshers Club C.:,fN1.C. 1. l1etlsarl12. 3. -1- I- X- Blbleff 4: Musieal Ccmedv 2. 1: Ecizball -Q: Baseball 2. -1: sity Club 2. 5. 'v GER.-XLDINE T. CRISTOE,-LRO THOMAS CROKYLEY -2135 YT. Clixzcn Sz. Sr. Armrlaony' 11051 3 College Ave. Sr. Patrick Fifi: L.G771,f71f7':'5f..IvE71f, Siva-is , . . on top 0' tl'e 1407.3 Somkrero Iusrz , isdaliq' 1. 2. 3. -2: CS.M.C. 1. Sfialfty 1. 2. -2: C.S.fN1.C. -1: NCC- Q -. 5. as Nazicnal Hens: Scdery: zuraal Ad-rraiicn 5. +1 Pablica- ' Nexicr 'Vice Pres.: Scphcmore :ions Business S:a5: Camera Club 'N Sec.: Arcmie Circle 3, Vice Pres. 1. 2. 5. Pres. -1: Choral 5, -11 ' -2: Telegram Repcrter. Senicr Play. I, 'llffwvggowpfcfow ,6azZ'w127?.g, 5 Pia' U 'GN Q'- ' RQ L l 1-dv' in-1 DANIEL DEAN QIOHN R IJLNIIWIBER RICPHXRIW ukpum. IO my DCRPNZQ 'G+ E Chsrk. Snag W1 I.1:1.H: NI Sr. Xmlm m ll I3 'Sf Mluns, PJ gn.. 31-,mc gt gy Am!-1 qx 53 Peier A Paal BA: ',,l,,,N-X Mir I gt ,1,,L!.h fx-I' ,J l'u::, iff!! Ulf' '1f1'1.l'f1 1 Hi 'f'H- Gf:..,. ',f, ' . . j'l:f'l?'lA 1. .:vl.flu' I ' :lc V' ' bk Y...ff.T'f .. 1 Nl.1 .fLr1' Ya w 1' vi. ':.v:'1x f' nu Nugllllu lb I 1- ,L Cbivyii A 5 :alitn 1. 1, l. Prerert 1. 5 N' ,. I -his K Q. Thas Q. l..4 N .l..I::x 4 1. lkluw lllxzla 1. 2 1 a Bonkrlwrk Cul' 1. C 1, TEE: 2, Ymz Pii 1 'Lis 2 1.X.1Z1lT1.1lTl'.LNZ'LN.Nlpf XJN1-, l'..gl,j1 ,, I-fi--lg--N511 K I '-krlw 1 LHXVH 1 ar A. N .trial K' 'atm-i 2. 1 - fvtmlln. Nizl 7 Plan ve QI Q' ' ' H 'L Nat: tal H T1 ' mer.. -I .gale 1 1 1, B ns N ie. In:-ar' Q 2.1. 4 ju ,xx 'f Gy I 1' fv- :Li , A ' 8 Q' - H Q. ,- if '+ I I .4 ,I QA: M 4 .'i'14'::v ., 1, 5 xl1,i 'l , 2' . ,,fg.'f.g ' 71r NH I 3 15 'l ,' '- I l -X cn.. Y ix ft QI'-WNW if: l X I ff 1 f A I Q A I ' 'fn ff' I: fa ,b ,V ' I I 2' 'fl 7 A 'l ' F51 4- git 15 .4 1 .3 . I IITIIICILIIJA ,N I'?Ag l',H' in 1 ,V i I 33- lil ' Miz .15 -i ,Wil xt 'X VL ff' I Q ' , ' .,., . - . ,, :5 . ' - ' ' R . x K IH XI ic g 4 I I Q 17 KH 1 H , A ,, me nn-I. 1. nt-soc IO at w i f-aa., ,Q Q1 , 1 5: A 4 L I' -----YY-YI.'.,f 'W ' - K . A+ U90 lutrnhgim St, St, Anthony V... ,,, LQ' C ' , Puffy flrnnmltr . . . grr.1l on ilu grrtu L 4. Notturrml .Xtlomtion I, 2, 4, 4: fe yl. V. Ilaskt-tlw.1Il l, 1: ll.lscli.tlI I: Ciolf 1, 2, 4, I1 Ijtlllllhlll -og ' Varsity Cilulw I, 1, 4, -L HAR? 7 '12 Lanz: . VV. PM 345, vm: . :ip PLAZA PLAQUE is inspected by Lawrence Kenna, Richard Moretti, Mary Jo Cain and Janice Moffe. It identities the hallowed spot where Liyy Langdon was wooed and won. wijotw Motor., lVIA'I'I'l-IEXV PAUL IUONOVAN 912 College Aye. St. Patrick Unit all bis ouvl . . . Math master? Soclality 1, 2: Nocturnal Adora- tion: C.S.M.C.: Ushers Club: In- tramural Sports 1, 2, 5, 4. Q Q ai- f' i'U! QM' f JOHN DOOHER PATRICIA DOTY LOIS ANN DRABINSKI 1226 W. Water St. 751 W. Third St. St. Casimir 105' Johnson St. St. Casimir our Lady of Lourdes Robin Hood of the Senior class . .. Flaming red lmir . . . I bam what I bam . . . anotber Betty Crocker diet bug Sodaliry 1, 2, 3: C.S.M.C. 1, 2, 3, Captain 1, 5: National German Honor Society: Atomic Circle U Sec. 1, 2, 3, 4: Future Teachers ketball 3: OutSIClrlCliI1g IUUIO1' 4: L'shers Club 3, -1: Press Day, Boy. 21 Dlr. President Sodality 3, 41 C-5-M-C 3, 4? Cheerleaders Club 1: Ushers Club Student Council 1, 2, Treas. 5, Pres. -ig Boy's State: Varsity Bas- Sodality 4: C.S.M.C. 1, 2, 5. 4: 4: Intramural Volleyball. QRS., EVELYN M. ECKMAN 652 N. Main St. St. Patrick Stately .vtalure . . . lypist terrific Sodality 1, 2: C.S.NI,C. 1, 2: Maryleaf Staff 4: L'shers Club 3. 4: Choral 1, 2: Musical Comedy 1, 2: Cheerleaders Club 1. -EQ .Q v .ALJ 4 .RX LW N .. , .. xr .. .--..x x I g E, v T , ,VV , Ag, xl xX N NK xluj- 4 I l K tx !-- 1 I 1 , xx 1X BARBARA ANN FORGENSI 901 IS. Market Sr. SS. Peter 8: Patil Arid Sodalist . . . Navy lmoslcr Sodality l, 2, Sec. 5: Vice Pre- fect 44 Student Council lg Fresh- man Sec.g Future Nurses 2, 5, 43 Ushers Club 5, 4g lilmira College Keyg Outstanding junior Girl. wewiiia -Pi t , if PATRICIA M. FRISK 109 Morrow St. St. Mary Statler-brain genius . . . 11 friend in need Sodality l, 2, 3, 43 C.S.M.C. 1, 2, 5, 43 Captain 23 Student Coun- cil Vice Pres, SQ Maryleaf Editor: National Honor Society: Girls' State: jugglers43 Future Teachers 4g Math Club. rdf kzpl CW' f M, A Fix -1-stair 1'1 ROSANFIE GOLDEN lxlfltllllf ll.-XNlCi.'XlN 537 Broadway St. Mary Sis Grote St, St. Pttrt k Soft spoken . , . ljlUll'LI'1' il'.ltCl'il71L't t . U1'l'aI!'!J for flue shirts tjwrls tnlfwtinsl Sodality 1. Z, 5, 4: C.S.M.C. 1, Sotlality l, 1, S, tg CSB 4 Z, 5, 4g National Honor Sotiety: sig Ushers Club H, 'tg fhectlc uc Maryleaf Staffg Future Nurses 43 Club 2. jugglers 5, 43 Choral l, 2, 5, 4 way' SUZANNE IIARDIMAN 720 Hopkins St. St. Mary Pixie from Dixiv . . . Casual keglcr' Sodality I, Z, 3, 43 C.S.M.C. 1, 2, 3, 43 Bookmark Club 2, 53 Choral 1, 2, 3, 4g Ushers Club 3, 4. aw' f ROSIZ ANN HASSliN S07 Franklin St. St. Mary Innorcnl tlppearmlrt . . . Iirblcs flvc irorics Sodality 1, 2, 3, 4: C,S.M.C. l, Z, 5, 41 Bookmark Club 2, 3 Sec. 43 jugglers 5, 43 Choral 3 45 Press Day 3, 41 Youth County Ay -tra' dwfqaanir MARY HAYES MIRIAM HEE MICHELE DIANE HEISEY THOMAS R. HOPE 515 Walnut St, 5th Patt-ink 110 Wx. Chemnng pl. St- Mary 56 S. Main St. St. Mary 1541f3 XY . Lalirance St. St Marx Happiness is surress . . . Sweet sophistication . . . Lfwgblfbdf Sfgglef - - 5 AU'f1V0U'1d Elly - - the candy kid delicate but determined t dlmplf 171 ber fblfl 5170145 editor Sodanty 1, 2, 3, 4: CSIMCU 1: Sodality 1' 2, 3, 4: CIS-Mtg 1, Sodaltty 1: C.S.M.C. l, 2, 3, 43 Junior Treasurerg Maryleaf Staff Ushers Club 3, 41 Atomic Circle 3, 5, 41 National Honor Society: jugglers 2, 3, Sec. 4: Lshers Club Credo Sports Editor: J. X Bas ll Choral 1, 3. Future Teachers 4: Ushers Club 5, 'll B00klT121fli Club 41Cl'101'al4. kerball 11 B2iSl4CIlD21ll 3, 4 Base 41 Juggtefs 3, 4: Press Day. 222111 1, 2. 3, 41 Football 4 X till ,ountxx 23 U5 5-mmf FRANCIS FDXVARD HOYT 'S-i Maple Aye. SS. Peter S Paul C-Ollfj on Ibe L'0ll7'1' . . . slmrp dresser Sodality -in C.S.BI.C. -iz Student Council -iz I. V. Basketball 2: Varsity 3, -iz Prom Attendant 2, 3. 1, IRQ if F. HENRY ,IOVANFLLY Wai PATRICIA KANF 95' Yfalnut St. St. Anthony 561 Roe Aye. St. Casimir Letmt toumzrd the serious . . . ftziilvfzzl to St. .-lrztltofzjfs Takes life in riride . . . rock '71 roller Sodality 1: C.S.lNI.C. 5. -iz Pub- C.S.INI.C. 2. 5. -iz Ushers Club lications Business Staff: Varsity 3. -iz Cheerleaders Club 1: Musi- Baseball 3: Choral 3. -it Cl'11'iSt- cal Comedy 2: Intramural Sports 7 31 mas Play 1. ... .. DOROTHY KARSKI RUTH ANN KA ZMARK SOS Hart St. St. Casimir 901 Hazel St. St. Mary Ong gf flue Ijiflggf , , , Myrtcriour e-tts .md impirb sweet and silly smile . . . sodanty- 1, 2. 5. 41 C.s,M.c. 5. flmf f-Wfff look -iz Future Teachers -iz Ushers Sodality 2. 3. -1: C.S.M.C. -1: Club 3, -1: Cheerleaders Club 1: Bookmark Club 2. 3. -iz Cheer- Intramural Sports 2. 3. leaders Club 1: Ushers Club 5. -1: Christmas Play -iz Choral 3. PATRICIA ANN KARL '16 YY. Second St. Our Lady of Lourdes Raccoon coats and rub, fdb . . . tmzbitiom student C.S.M.C. 1, -iz National Honor Society: Ushers Club 5. -iz Math Club 3, -iz Bookmark Club -iz Future Teachers -iz Youth Coun- Q. 'l'Z'wwww?2'6eA7, ZZlzzZ' wwfwalaf aillimlw ko .-Y is x qgvtf J. LAWRENCE KENNA w11.1.mM NIOSVPH KVNT lll'SSlfI.l. Klfs-atm: DA.XX'lD KRA-XFT 116 Country Club Dr. '26 St-ncln Pl, Sl. lNl.u'y R,l3. No. l, Milli-tion, PJ, '30 Scenic Dr. St. Mary Our I-Hd? lf I-Ul1I'llC'9 fllilliml flullilr ruin . . . Sl. Marx' 1, , . .1 VI. I Skyk the limi! , . . N, Djs 1'try.1!jlti .fflmltlr PM-f fytly-A-Vx-K-1-1fL,1L-V u I H 'loimglf r ' ff lf'f iff ffl-S Clflss Pres fl' glllKlL'I1l Coumil 11-fill' lv'i1'N' Q - - , , ' . . ' ' L ' 1 l.l ' : C.S.Nl.C. 1: F tlalll C.S.M.C. -lz Math Club 4, -11 Ag Varsity Club 1, 5, .1, St-t. kg Smldliu 3, 5, .la mm L,,.,,1L-,- .ll 4lulx1::.lunluHl Biwkmlmu 00 X Youth County. mykt-ll-1111 1, 4, it Al, yrs Ig K',S,lNl,i', y, it mlm-It-.lf sting ' ' ' ' ' Bust-lwglll 1, 2, 5, -13 l'sI1t-rs Klub Math Club -lg Xlmulh Qspunly' 4 l . . . 2-1 ,av Wai hh MARGUFRITF LANGLOIS lo Crestwood Rclx St. Patrick 78 Scott Ave, Corning, N. Y. lmlizfizlzmlisl . . . queen of fourlcsy Soclality 2, 3, 4: C.S.lVl.C, 4 National llonor Sot'icty3 Ameri- can Legion Orator 43 St-nior Play DL-hating Society 4g Choral 5, 4 ,ff s.-'B A xx .3525 ,u:.J4Wi?,q:n mim- LINDA LANIGAN WILLIS LARRABEE PA'f'RlClA LIIAQHI 261 Lyons SY- Sf- MUS' SS lloffman St. St. Anthom our Lady of Lourdes C1155 lC'5fU' 1 - - Parltlgt' of .l7t'!'Y0!1illifl'. Tha' Seniorx' RIIWIOIZII . . . lmppy-go-llrrky air ,,,,,,,g,Ul,j,,,y Pe'f'f 1'1 i Swdaliry 2. S. 4: CSM-C. 1. 2. s.it1..im- 1, 1, 4, -ig ct,s.Mc 1 Slldallty 43 Marylcnf Staff 43 5, 'll CHHSIHIHS Plnl' ll V- BRS' 2, 5, 'ICQ IlUl1l'ill11ll'li Clulw .Z 'v I Class Trcas, 13 jugglcrs 43 Na- kctlwall Mgr. 1, 23 Intramural llghefsfihllj V1,'.i:ffl1UI-All I 1 tional Thcspisg Dchating Society 43 Senior Play. Sports l, 2, 3, 43 Ushers Club 5, 43 jugglcrs 5, 4. LUCY LIZNTINI l'ATlllCK ll. LUTZ 926 I.at'kawanna Avc, 628 Dctkcr Pkwy, St. Mary My-A St. Anthony 1g,,,-mtv l I I .1 W Gif! of l1Illg,Jfl'l' . . . rl mlllmll zrilfr llllll1l7l'f,V 'Q f1'lfilf1Cdrv Tf'f'b ifi Stutlcnt Council 43 Nlarylczlf 43 i '- , Sotlalily I, 2, 5, 43 C.S.lVl.C. 2, Math Cluh Vice Pres, 43 liootlwall N 5, 43 Hooknmark Clulw 23 Choral Traint-r3 Baskctlwall 5, 43 Base- 351277 I, Z3 Nlusifal Comctly l, 23 hall I, Z, 5, 43 Youth County. Christmas Play l, Z3 Ushers Cluh. I LOCAL MOTEL nestles near thc autht'-r's beloved hills. Deanna Punzo, Willis Larrabee, Patricia McPherson, Richard Bywater and Lois Drabinski approve the sign painter. f A 4 sa w MEMBER 'X if supsnuua -..,..., ,,. , H, 25 3?'KiJ35 IKE I 1' 5 VIEW' EROM THE YERANDA of Quarry Earm gives Maxine Bucy, Richard Bwvater. Maureen Mocl-tler and Matthew Donovan the source of Mark Tsvains inspiration. JEROME R. LYNCH 110 Demarest Pkwy. Our Lady of Lourdes rg GOOJ for .171 .I7'gIl771:.'l1f . . . Iiffs tl bon! of cherries Sodaliti' 2. 5. -1: C.S.M.C. 1. 2. 3. -1: Publications Business Stall: Inttaniural Bzisketlull 5. -1: L'sh- ers Club 3, -1: Atomic Circle 1. 6756 ui 40 uf ROBERT IAMF5 M.-XLTZER K.iTllI.lfl-'N M XNLLXN E 35 M . GMT. JQHN MACK SO Demtirest Pl-gvvy. Our Lady of Lourdes ll .mf,t to Jisproz c Efflifiilllf fltcory . . . Il li.1t, me um-ry C.S.M.C. 1. 2. 3. -1: National Honor Society: Maryleaf Column- ist1 Publications Business Statl: Atomic Circle 1. 2. 5. -1: Math Club 4' Debltinv Qocietv -1 SN Q1 YQ 1271, 7 lXMlfS l., MNNNIXLI in' Mt, Zoir St, St. Klart UH XY. St-it-nili St, St. P.iiri.li -.ist , N. Mm, g,. gk li-,mit .lIo11it . , . llcilrltii fU1'llIltHi,,, UNA, j.,,, ,HH 4.4 hits ilfllfllflly mlm lmlrliti 'Il t'rt.1m .Wlmimi .nt lvii .mu Baskctlmll R: B.isc-lull 1, 2, S, ig Siithliii 3, R, ig f',S.M.C 1, 1, tfslylqtf 3 5 t. lmmmuru HN Varsity Clulw 1, 51 l. Y. Baslict- 4. 1: Nl.lr'i'lc.1f Stall' ig vliigiglcts lc,-llmll 1 3 , ,I X .... lmll Z: lntr.imur.1l Sports 1, 14. Z, 4, 11 .lusit.il fiiiiiiwli l, 1, sg SL'IllUF pl.l1Q lvslicrs Cilulw 3, -I, 26 ce.-9 .,-ga.. i iv -r ' lOl'lS Ll, MARINO Si-i Migcc St. St. Anthony .3l.1l1'trn.1fi.'i.1u in rrmiiml . . . quiet 1.1.1 l'.S.Nl.C'. 1, 2, 3, -1, C.ipt.tin 1: N.itioii.il Honor Society: Mati- lt-.it lftlitor: :Xtomic Circle 1. 2. F. ig Math Club 3, -11 Christmas l'l.iv 1. 144' 'N aw' uw nirif' MARILOU MATUSZAK 919 Bridgman St. St. Casimir Delicate clelcrmimllion . . . the summit of .sufeehzess Sodality 1, 2, 3, 43 C.S.M.C. 1, 2, 3, 4, National Honor Society, Maryleaf Staffg Future Teachers Club, Historian 43 Ushers Club 4, Youth Countyg May Queen. MARIANNE MCCARTHY LEON MAYSHAK 101 Bloomer Ave. St. Casimir Dfires fo be different . . . CII7' f07ZfZ0i55C'lH' 654 W. Washington St. Patrick Tall grnrefulness . . . in Vogue sodanty i, 2, 5, 4g c.s.M,c. 1, Sodality 2, 3: C.S.M.C. 2, 3: ln- tramural Basketball 1, 2, 3: At- omic Circle 1, 2, 3, 45 Math Club 3, 43 Senior Play. 2, 5, 4g National Honor Society: Credo Associate Editorg Cheer- leader Captain 2, 53 Future Nurses, Vice Pres.g Math Club. Zliaidfnakza il0 lA0fZ6lC!A.l . ,w. ngf. iiyililllllxll Q A , i' - KENNETH ROBERT McHALI2 RICHARD MtLAlNI2 M 131 Center St. St. james 707 W. Gray St. ,M 'tm - Waverly, N. Y. Our Lady of Lourdes 5 il-,, Unqlzerlflmble spark . . . Still zmfw' rims zleefz . . . u foolish fini great while hunter ii IAV? -4 Sqjdality 2, 43 C.5,M,C, 2, 3, 43 Sodality 1, 2, 3, 43 Nocturnal 1'2f- , .,,..r' ' Publications Business Staffg In- Adoration 2: Camera Club 4. 2' tramural Sports 2, 3, 4g Ushers fig., Club 4- WAITING TO WADE in the watering trough, Kathleen Coggins and joseph rest on the original reminder of the birth of the only son of Mark Twain. THOMAS McCARTH'X 92-l Laurel St. St Min The Haircut . . tulyilv fliXtrin'It'd Sodality 2, ,132 C.S.lVl.C. 1 I im u s Committee -ig lntrzimural Spo s I 7 4 l Ushers Club S i v-v,u', , ww ,-, ,W f ww-Ham., ,.,, V 2 M06 V.-f .1 avail? lla, K0 to Wi ch towski 9, R. 3. - ,A 5 gi - F S' ,sv . , WW' WK W W L23 fl' , ,W M 'W I ve ,ff i' ' . get ,fit 5 ii fa? are ELILAEETH I. BIQLACGI-II.IN fja-'lr ,T M .lk u,,,xN ,,f ' Nw vans My PATRICIA M, BIQPI-IERSOX HQ' LOI5 MILLER .i..... V... -. FMC.. Hsic' Ri. RP. f 'jL Rsbinssz S' if Bi-3555 'W 5: L C:r:i:g.N.Y rt. Y NS. Pszsr S P11 51. L.: l A A A ,.1,. Irffljil .:.f I C 5 w:2C . -I - - 1,1 'J' -55 V15-' 5- ff, 5' 54 5:i3l1t1 L. I F. 4. L-fflf Siiilitf- L. 2. f +1 CSFIC .. S:i3Qif. AL CS FIC .. I. F. 4. e. Press DLX. 5:5715 C 2. E. e. C551 Siifg ECCSTTLZZS Nitfiil H5251 Scgiftwg Bild- Xggggg Bfgjf Q35 71-gn CQL5 L. 2. L-SHETS Clj? ez C S35 il 31.315 C155 E Q. Fifi? Ts.agi.:s. Ngxciil I.3t:i L. ' I A1 Mxsigil C-Szieu M: S::i:t1.Sf: +1 Y::1hCc::tv 555' 1. Yspti Cixitw .WMV -IANICE I? BIOFITE RICHARD F. BIORETTI lags: Q H4 Iririthxi S: :.. Aizhs 1 ZLL- Ke:i1llPQ, 52. A K F,-'57 -'- H5 :.f.' PN: .I:.:: . . . Stizliiv 2. 7. 1. CS FIC 1: CS BIC 4: BIZTWISEC +1 Iirli- Csifrs CIS? S. C5521 L. ' qgncas Euszzsss 5:15 'Bissetrill Mpsiggl Ccrtisb I 5. -I Y, E.a5k::'r.a11 1, lg Y S C K I ' P V LCff',1f1 1iE ...L , , -..A . .L .., ..- 1.L 'May AA like ami G NP TS fvx BIACREEX E MOCKLEI-I - H' ---Y: xf s P X L ,.. MJ. , N IT 5 NWA N-. kd ..L-x ..,.. ez L.:.B L L P ECHL.. Em.- ..L .L ..-gli V--.. ., - Fm-.. N,..... N L 'll' X 11 'C 4-1' WA HI N WI 'UW N WI' VYUQIUN N1 NNN NIIKIII XIII QPR 11411 x1x HL In VY Fw' I' N Qs Q95 H f , ,V 1 jN1f'v 1 -v -xv V 'H -I Y N VII .LL ll 1 X.1.. ,1. V. 5. L 1 111: -.11-1-.N,xm,1 Xxx x NIHN LIL Il-:X -I I LULILN Um., ,. V ' l , 'M' ' n L '- ' 1.1:. 'i ::N : , , . X . MIHI 1' ff lv N V' ' ' NW-I'1A 1- -. H H. A F V K 1. 511111111 lg KI.lIIIl'f.I Ch 1 A N I 1 'i INK ' I 1.. Iv -'N wi 1.11 -, 1, k 1.'f111' .. -, 1 I?.wk111.1'k L111Y1 A Ixffx 1 IM, fmt, Q, L gh L 1' 1 Inv-1..f ,z - H1 L I 1:21 1, N11 A-1.11 1.11-1151 1, I-fxw 111-I1 1, 1. I'-' D11 P11 ' A ' w 1 . l I ,..-A K ,N N L4.lVf5:1. , ku ,N,,.,lN I U X 4 N xukh . A k..,.11x ZH . 1 A A.--. X L..L- - no 'W ANN O'BRIEN Waxfcrly Hill St. james Wfavcrly, N. Y. Uzzrujfltfzl ,twwzily . . . Vnllzfy nymph Sodality 2, 3, 41 C.S.lNI.C. 5, 43 National Honor Society: Credo Assistant Iiclitorg Marylcaf Staff fig National Latin Honor Socictyg Math Club 3, 4. SHARON U'lVllfARA 605 W. Clinton St. St. Patrick Brigbl lrixlr vvcv . . . A-l sllnlull Sotlality I, 5, fig C.S.lNl.C. I, 2, 5, fig National Honor Socictyg Crt-do Art Fclitorg Math Club 5, 'ig National Latin Honor Society. New ff' KATHLEEN O'BRIITN 216 South Ave. St. Marx' LIl1L'0I1fV0HtIl7IF flffllffl' . . . rfozwl I0 cizrllv Sodality 1, 2, 5, rig C.S,M.C. l, 2, 3, ii, Captain 43 Bookmark Club 23 Ushers Club: Future Teachers, Pres, fig Future Nurscs 5. SUSAN lf, OSBORN G09 Ciaincs St. SS, Pt-tt-r N Patil Clmrnliulu i'fvt't'rltunlt'r . . . lift, of lftz' fnlrly Sotlality 1, Z, fi, Ilnit Sct. 'ig C.S.lVl.C. I, 2, 4, fi: Marylcaf Staff, Future Nurses 2, 4, Set. fig ,lugglcrs Z, R, -ig Chccrlcaclcr 2, Captain fig Ushers Club 4, ii. ARTIFICIAL VISTA at the Mark Twain Coffee Shop primes the appetite of Leon Mayshak Mtrian Purdy, john Nugent, john Narcle, Marilyn Bernabei and Christopher Pulforcl Iii' x ,. wk .HRSA V--X liar: ill fifx nb waxy v-' gr . s r' - 'X vs w Q , 5 x , T' R.. ES E'f'3j'5.?.f FiCIf'REK ...RT X, Q 55 Vis: :A Pi IX. 'I, R ' . - - f - . if-' f cf-A .. QQ1 ,...,: -.: - -l -- i ip. C::..e 4. 35-11 P11 -aj' ! x fx 4 E ? 1 A HOPEL T. :F-Q ight: fsrfsseiis tis 'seg 'Fi Bigrk THQ: ' 'ijzrji t'-Qeg 5?-, f-- -'- - - 'I' ff 31.1.2 'RFQ 17.1 Rig .Xggg ' T iiilil ROSALIE Y PAGC-IOSSI 5 31347. Si St Nffr' Y L.-in: I 6 4 ..-. . . F fvff 1. L. -. V .lk M R T - -. T-1 4'Q . KY' ' V f f' ' x 5 '6- ff? A I 1 ' A if K ' iii-, 1' , ',,h,g?-Qffal , -,.',1 Q- FQ I ' ' ,' 4 v L., : 1+XI'1'HH F xINTW'N 1 1 N' N' I' I I w - -, v ' fx','l -1- 1 ,V Q b WX . I ' N .. 1 'f L Vfkflxf 1, VW . :X gs Vx Z-. ,Q 55 M ' N X V1 NNW N1 XRI xN PIARIWY V X -- I+ N' X' I' N X' - N Va 1' 51 S: V371 I N N 3' ' U N ' fr 4 '. x Q , 4 x X1 Q 'h - - , - 1 NNW X 1 -. -. N. .A X h .l L'iN1 ng -.191 I . I, . . . m N - I... K ,Q F.-sk, .1'l KKQZQ' 3. ' V N- X- N- ' 4 -x N K u -. Q. - nfl- 1. s I' 1 j' Qu V ,k... .X .xxx x,... ff: WS 1 14 If wr'- K3 CIZCILE A, QUATRANO ELIZABETH I. RANIFXVICZ 521 Millard St, St. Anthony 953 I0l1I1S0r1 Sf. SI. Cfwlmif Tiny as a teanlrop . , . bunillc of bustling enterprise Darling dimples . . . organist ornate Soclality l, 2, 3, 43 C.S.lVI.C. 1, Sodality I, 2, 3, 41 C-S-M.C. 1, 2, B, fig Future Nurses 43 Ushers 3, 41 luniflf ViCC PFCS-2 Ifltffi- Club 5, 41 Cheerleaders Club lg mural Sports Z, 51 Ushers Club Choral 2. 3, 43 Math Club 5, Ai, Christmas AWN 'ISN Play 1, 5, 4. TIIIZRFSA SADONICK 1117 N. Main St. St. Casimir Qnicl ,Q7'ill'i0IlU1l'1'.Y . . . Pill Boom' fan BIARY LOL' R.-XPLFF 752 Cypress St. St, Mary Trig lrolzblvs , . . wings on bw' fri! Sotlality 3, Ilnit Leader -ig C.S.- lVl.C. 1, 2, 4, 'll Credo Business Managerg Maryleaf Stall: Future Nurses 2, S, -1: Bookmark Club 2, 5, -lg Youth County. I.lil-' SC.'XNI.lN Sl S 'xY'ootllaxsn Axe, Sl. Palritk Roifwrlfizl rtitriw . . . manly rolunlt 1 r' 7 Soclality l, J, S, -ig CS.lNl,f., l, Sotlality , -, , 1 , xl. CiIfRXI.l1 RYAN Hill XX. l'ir'st Sl. bt. Casimir Sflifif illlin sv , . . miglvly frrml Nlhlll Sotlalilx I, J, 4, ll f.S.M.f. W. ig Stutlt-nt loumil ig .Xtomit iii' tlc 1, 4, Pres, I, 'lit-.is. 41 IlllI.l' mural Sports I, 1, 4. I: M-Ill! Club 'll Youth County. eva, l R 1 CSMC 1 , 1 2, R, fi, Pulwlitzttions Business Lf 2, 5, fig Ilshers Club 3, 'ig Ch - - leader 5, Co4Captain 'lg Cho: . -Y . , Ctr Hi Stallg Intritmural Sports 2, 4, -11 md, I 7 1, Choral I,2. 1, Z1 Musital Con 1' , -, ,Q Youth County. Aecowl- ' Maw Webb. if KATHLEEN A. SHERIDAN 621 McDowell Pl. St. Mary Cooperation beyond compare . , . Latin scbolar Sodality 1, 2, 3, Unit Leader 4: C.s.M.C. 1, 2, 3, 41 National Honor Society: Maryleaf Staff: Bookmark Club 2, 3, 4: Future Teachers 41 Ushers Club 3, 4. 41i..,f I , ff afjfff ew , PATRICIA M. SINCOCK 1064 Admiral Pl. St. Casimir Danfer deluxe . . . bubbles u'itlJ fun Sodality 1, 2, 4: C.S.DI.C. 1, 2, 3, 41 Ushers Club 5, 4: Choral 1, 21 Debating Society 4: ,Iunior Day Choreographerg Christmas Play 1. Rfwf yrlk FRANCIS P, SLIXVA 326 Millard St. St. Casimir Sonny . . . u'ell-rounded guy C.S.M.C. 1, 2. 3, 4: National Honor Societyg Iunior Presg Class Treas. 2, 4: Telegram Reporter -ig Math Club Pres. 41 Boys' Stare. 31 Qwggff ,IOANNE C. SMITH 105 XVilbur St. St. james Vifayerly, N. Y. Valley rontribufion . , . slforf and szrcct Sodality 5, 4: C.S.M.C. 2, 3, in ,Iugglers 3, -iz Bookmark Club 11 Ushers Club R, -lg Latin Club 1. any ,y, Avi' - - F x , 5: :-1 , 1,1 if 49 Q. 1 51 Q , I' 111' Q if 1 X 4 'K Q J' 'Fi P1 Qi quid-ff' Lb ' PATRICIA A, SBIITH 1-AXVRENQE SPILLAX CATHERINE ANN STONE JANICE K. STRYZINSKI R.D. No. 2, Elmira .154 Beeghef St, St, Lfarg- 555 Welles St. St. Patrick '20 Davis St. St. Casimir I SS' Pefef Sf Paul Utzfaznvied. lnzworriea' , , . 1 Fwd f0'115 tibIg5 ' ' ' Sffl7Pi'1.S'i'1 FUI? - - - Sens up 11 storm . . . talks Iitlle C ff'I0'5 ff'1 Engfff 1171111119 f0i.ff1f1'ff rzetztrzess is perfection C.S.BI.C. 4: Art Club -1: Book- mark Club 3: Ushers Club 5, 4' Choral 1. Eootball 41 Basketball 3, 4: Base- ball 3: Varsity Club. L-' i JOSEPH L. SULLIVAN 1 323 Millard St. St, Patrick E Snzitsltizzg flzllbitrk . . f ' ' rough and re1m'j1 ' f A 'Q Sodality 31: Eootball -1: Intramu- ral Sports 1, 2. 3, -ig Bowling 1, 3 .',,,..,- 2, 3: Ushers Club 3. Pres. 4: fjf Choral 2, 3, 4. '21 gg, M' Sodality 1. 3. 4: C.S.BI.C. 2. 3, -I: Credo Sec. -1: Intramural Sports 2, 3: Ushers Club 3. -1: Cheer- leaders Club 1: Choral 1. MICHAEL HARRY TARBY -IO-1 Walnut St. St. Patrick Tiger . . . uczfr 11 dull women! Sodality 1, 2. Treas. 3, Unit Leader -1: Varsity Eootball -1: Intramural Sports 1. 3, 41 I. V. Basketball 2: Ushers Club 3. -iz Standard Bearer 2. Sodality 3, 4: C.S.M.C. Club 3. -in Choral 1, 2. ,pa-N' -i: Us ers 'B ,pf 1. ,- v-X x 1 '3-1 1 5 -x x-1 x ik ' s fl 0twZZiaQa,a?,'a,2Zma1t124 .I fx 11,-X Wx Vf-x-7 qjzff A 'S' Qcfw ...Q W, 15' 011101. ANN ToT.f1 M11 H.Xl'I, T1'cre1N.111111 1111111111 11, 1' 1N111N111'11t111 1111111 ANN xvlfililkd 503 WVIUWI' -'VU gl- P- WIN R-U N111 l bl. I-HHH HI Nl: 711.11 St. C11'.111- l'l11111l1 R11 N11 3 T1m11sct1d Rd. D1lI1FfP1U M111 1111.11 I-lH'fW Ul1 N- Y- lCi1l1 1 in 11111 . ., XN4.lllx1l15 Ulcn, N. Y. 1111111111 111 511' flf1.UHfff 'l'f11 1111111 llml 111111111 ,4 -1g11l.l1ufll1m.1l1,l SI. Nl.1r1's 111 the Lllu Sf1Clfilll1 I. 2, '1. 'll US.5l.U. F. wIA '!'H I4.11l11-111,111 13 I7.1111l1,1lI 11 l1,111- Um g.1l.11.n1iir1' Cil1v1g.1l.. 2, 71, ll NJIUHIWPU Hlmfll' S 4ll'U1 5111l.1l111 ' '1- IN N11 A 1' I11 l xl N - - ' ' X K v V -, . ,1 . . , , 1. I .lp1, 1, lllllllt' I1'.11l1111s I1 1113 lrr'1111u1111' C1399 SU- 5- 'I Plllllff' xlllmo 1r11111111.1l Il.1skv1l1.1ll I ' K 1' 111111111 111 lv ' 4 1' l'sl111s Q. 111,11 1 1 Q N I sl1t1s f l11l14 1 fl1LLI 1 w , I N 1 -1 - 1 'Q 1 1 ' 1 11. 1, ', -1 '.S.1l.l. -. TFCH9- 111 ' 1 1 ' f1lIIIL'I'.I f I11l1 I, 3, '13 li.1111l I, C l11l1 S, IQ 111111.11 2, 1. 1, l711111t'1' Nurses ' 1 1- lkht 1 , I 7 K . . -. . . . 'Wlff -- 1- fllll 1 XII 111111 1 11111 7 xl.-' w 1 K - . 6,7 1? '75v , ,l-1, ' rl 9154! ' can 4 A . Kp. 5 1 Q7Nwv' 7' HIOANNF CAROL WEAVER MICHAEL R. WFLDON JOSEPH M. XVICHTOXVSKI MARY ANN XVIZORFK 66tlW:1ll St. 402 Reclwoocl Dr. St. Mary 158 Wfestsitle Axe. St. Casimir 4575 XV4,-Iles St, St, cl.lSllHll' Olll' Lnfll' 'lf Lourdes RIIVUUOIIS nfzfzclile . , . Hum oflcmlor . , . ll i::v . , , Light on ber fed . . , fond of Merry lnwp big Injnn f1m'.v, f.11lvinm, .xml fllrllflilff gfrvnxs .w1vfff1ff11'0H1f' Sotlalitv 2, 5, 11, C.s.1v1.C. 1, 2, Soelality 1, 1, 5, 11, C.s.M.c:. 1, s.N1.111111 1, 1, ci.s.111.1t, 1, 1, 1, C.S.M.C. I, 2, 11, 4g Bookmark 3, 43 National Honor Soeietyg 2, 5, 41 Student Countil 53 Pub- .ig llSl1L'l'5flllll7 '13 filltbhll lg lxlllf Club 25 llsbers Club 3, 43 Future plll3llL'1lllUl'lS Business Staff: Var- litations Business Stall, Senior sitnl fltlIllL'llY. Tt':1t'l1ers 4g Cl1CCl'lC2lilL'l'S Club lg sity Football 43 Atomic Cirele Play, Czxmern Club 5, 43 Baxncl I, Choral 3,4g lVl11sit':1l Comecly l,2. 2, 71, 4. 2, 3, 1 1 4' ' .IOIIN THOMAS WOOIJS lVlILlJRliD ZIlVllNSKl 4 , 1 709 W. XVZIICI' St. Lower Maple Ave. F Our Lzuly of Lourdes SS, Peter .X Paul if-7 1 le? Q Q1 301011, 111111 f1l'f4 'f7li'1f'f1 - - 1 Cfnlllffcllrx ullyom' any fllilrc' . . . ' fi J , ' A arlixl on irc' junior Day flmll 'h ' 2, .N Sotlnlity 2, 5, 42 C.S.lVl.C. 5, 4: Sodality 2, 5, 43 C.S.M.C. I, 2, A A1 V Publications Business Stnffg Atom- 5, 43 Ughqfg Club 43 Cjhorgil 2, k 1 'gk A, if ir Cirule 1, 2, 5, Trcas. 4, Ushers 3, 4, -ICJ? I i , Club 5, 43 Senior Play. I .. lWzaZ'a,g,oofZ X A X X ,Z Q l r . wlww lwmuaf cz, N' 1 l 0494 , ,, 4 6 I i X x. n ,Af Q' K ' 0 A s.- 7 ' 5. 53 . ,, Y, ii :I iii Y-fy, - I r I I I I I I I I I I Kuhn ual Aifursrn' Suririg nf:55rrn11hz11'g, Srhnnls Q I1 at 1'fl'1' lourbef- Qlmapfcr ililmux 11111111111 by Ihrsi ,rrsrlllslliat I IIIY V I , ,a L., l - 'Zi' NW' ---- - ' M, YV ,,,, ttncxxtghunc stubcnts from thc Class uf 1960 ham' hcrn srlcrtcb as mrmhrrs: IJIQII Roux .'NI.mrguLr'm- l,.1ngIIm, I'.11r'-III.: NIII'Iurwu, in-r.1InI1m' l'lINIUI.HU, R.uI1Iccu SI1criII.m. Mmm! Iwux Iws.mm- Cmlghrm, l.ImI Iwm, Slmr-In U'NIc.1r.1, Nl.1x:m' Nun, I'.urui.1 Karl. Tffinf Razz: NI1rl.mm Hcv, .Nl.mru'm NIIIII-III-r', Mm U'lluwn, NI.lII.lIHlL' NIA .ulI1y, Nlariluu NI.llLlSl.lI'i lll lAr1sI-I II mlf I Il In Inf I Il r Il xIII1l IXN N I5c.1I1, IJILHN III. . P.ur I . . ff 1 Cf, . 'I . . -I .I , , I .L MII.-rm, l'r.1mu.'lixx.1,xluI1n MMIX, lhnicl mum l.1f..I1.!fn1.n1 lxllllfl IM-,ln N.zlu!.flm1.n1 L-vr.1III111u l'rm.II.lm 5,1 w, W QBur elestial Zlmhassahurs VIRGINIA LARKIN KAY FROST April 6, 1943--lVIarch 24, 1958 SCPICIIIITCI' rl, Will' june IU, N57 Into the conhnes of our class, God extended His arms to enfold our own Kay and Ginger, Taken in their younger years, they have achieved the goal of Heaven through their innocence and virtue. I-low privileged are we who remain on earth to have two celestial i1l'I1b2lS52ld0l'S, although we miss them more each year! Truly they are embraced in His splendor, secure in the possession of the crown we are still seeking. Bequiestant in are RECOLLECTED SENIORS pray for their departed classmates and beg guidance for their own future on this special retreat day. 'llf 4:1 -1--'Q - fn 2 Q Q C CONTENTS Junior Casuals . .38 Junior Oflicers . .59 junior Class . .40-43 Sophomore Officers . .44 Sophomore Class . .45-47 Freshman Officers . .48 Freshman Class . .49-51 Q M Q 0 il' ll! Jim, fhis is nice, Huck says. l wouldn'f .L HUCK Fill mow A W Y O K ., a - 1,wf ' 4,-qv sw or , qM.,E,5., . .N we if 4. x Y K .. . - ' P- ' -,' Q . .. - we-f ffgsgig ,gft-,.,3,..sS,3,gf,B,v.. xr xx . , X 5.-iASwk.QQw.s5. 4.4, ,:,,-.-,vs sp .1-me as-sf N-f. .. 2 - 1. fu 5. sr. .. .rr so '41-'Q-.2f,.Sr-fs' f-w-.., .-v'ar M.:- -- . r. - - rw 'wflta Q,n'+.,,. : s 94 - ees. Q. -N 65 Q' : ,N , 31' 1 .wx- i.,...Q . Q mxig... rss L. we X , . N, ..r. gd . 'I wwsfv xx MR' Ng WW Nw v'ax '-ff ' un , X +4 s 1 Sv x Q NX A C, s. f if.,-K , a .3.,Pg:x :1 ,kik in-QC, t K X wanf fo be nowhere else buf here. Loral reminders of his association with lilmim in- ' si fludc motels clccliultccl lo Mark 'I'w.xin's mischief- f nmkr-rs, lluck lfinn and Tom Sawyer. The underclnss- men pictured show their AIIIHISCIIICIII nt the contrast In-lwr-cn lIuck's own fictitious hovcl and thc fomfort- znhlc amonunuulalions now ollcrcd in his nnnlc. This is an fur cry from unnping .along lhc Mississippi. S ,' X f ,Y1Yf 15445 X ' 5, I - 'Y ,rl - ' Y-4-7 ,,,.. Wd, . ,-d,,. , . - I i-i if 7 --- 'A-i4 '-V ' ' A f ' ri rf f 14,11 P -Z. vi- ' ,, ,,- -- f ' 'kr g- in IV ...- - b SEI T, i S.- - I! P x 6 n fr NA wwf- 0,4 ... - -.-xr., i . . .--,-,. ,41-as-,,,,.,,g. ..-1 . favs ,ii I . V I. v -19w.,,!'rf,g?.et..p,,.:vL:.vq-jg-gg: uh ' ,wi F - 1' ex-AWA , sr-1:1-1. S 1 'fl 4 U 1' f I V .g.,.-, k - I' Q A ,-5 :wi-rxgk5l53:ZiQi1b.1.zss1,Q xg. 2 - .5 , ...., LIMZOM Q h U-ft-' v, 2 x fl Vt time V :el , ,X rt SJOJ il' xv LQ ,VN 'A.QlYi.X it X v-wiv 'txzwf-,.if..t ,. r,, ff7f'if'll 'liei'fA wafer, f . we fr, TALE-BEARING for eauh other proves entertaining to these browsers, Seated are Barbara Stuclzinski, Mary Ellen Maloney, Gail Berkman and Barbara Lowe. Standing readers are Thomas Clol-cc. Sharnn Thompson, john Knsmir-ki, Mirhael McManus, Raymond Shambrnck, Daniel Crnrwran and Mary Anne '.-Xmisano. THF .NPPARITION holds .Xlite Prethtl CBer- naflnttey erstarir in The Mime uf Bernadette. while her uwnipzlniiwns, Pntririn Stall :Ind Mar- garet Ruse Mifarthi, stuff .it her simple faith ,'1, .071 , X 9 . Ti, WM .rs tm: , il' OKR L.-KDY'S JUGGLER Cfhomas Callahanj performs for an uninvited audience of monks CMatthevv Sel-zella, Richard Crowley and jon Bauerj and the abbot fMichael R5'bakD. X7 f t X . . . i ill period assem- lwli-w ilu' Sl.ll'NlI1g sylmtxlgrg. 2 7 l The glitter of Hollywood was repro- duced artfully and artistically on junior Day. Perhaps those autobiographies may not be gilded with imaginative aspirations. The future looks bright for the up-coming leaders of Notre Dame. X ' . .ZZ V' LINGERING at the lockers . . . KATHLEEN HOFBAUER, rife president HENRI RICHARD, treasurer FRANCENE BELIGOTTI, Jefretary DAVID HAYES, president ,C lg John Connelly Mary Wfighf John Blurray Marlin Townsend John Burke Y V John Scarpi Timothy Horigan Jeannellen Budnick Joan Fredericks Jeanne Keating Joyce Spallone Constance Sweeney . J Mary Ann Everett Denise Morem Johanna Savvicl-:i Cynthia Cramer Catherine Loughlin B Q 1 Thomas Callahan Mbara D Music Albert Pinch - Jon Bauer Yincenr Valicenti 'NY'i11iam Maloney Peter Paciorek Marv Cieri -ev 'cf' Y Kathleen Hoflmnc N1.ui lxmxc Nlurmy N1.lIIl'I1K'SCI11L'NkX Jmlurli XX lxi1I11XXNhl I I 1' 1 vu lr1,elJx.ljl1u Ka1hInc1iN111r.1r1 HOMEROOM 204 'Izmir c flicchclli HOMEROGRE 535 Riclmrcl Cru Patrick Shcclmc Rnlwrr Riglmrcl lJClxlCl'l1lJCI' w Tlwmlms ' Kem I , ml sul IX X131 ,U Nlmx IwSL:llnx111 lx1vlN.'Il LIHH111 Clnlxr ' l l Brian Armstrong w l cy -, A-A l liclwflrd Del., Palrinizl XVL-llmcrln .C Mary lillcn Nlzlloncy Nancy cyL2lllj.Ql1llll Carol llollmzln Dnvinl llnycs Gerald Dnnalwuc P ' . , alrnk Agan AIillllL'5 Cnlcllzl Arlcnc Rusc Milliken Mary Anno Amisunu Tin1ull1y Norman Kicrallnl Strung Sclncslxy MiQl1alL'l :muy Dawn Minch Mary Parr' 1cia Rogers F D . Susan Abel rances my juha Cleary Nancy Andrake ZZZAZM, XZLLMA Patricia Smallcomb Rose D'Abbracci :ll1crin-.- Dum Ruse Cfur'mucl1io Rylmk llrulcrim lx HllllL'l' Karen Hosey Kathleen Mark 41 Sharon Ball Michael Hayes joseph Schmieg 'hael McManus P onti HOMEROOM 206 Mic Thomas r Terrance Driscoll I Daniel Corcoran net Parke ja Ruth Heverly Francene Beligotti Patricia Curtin Nancy Swank Q Karen King Ann Troy Kathleen McPherson Joyce Gorsky Joseph Limonfem Mifhaei Giometti t john Richmond Michael Balok . james Horigan Richard XVereley Den is O'Herron ex n Michael DeLan I' l l . jeffrey XYv1ll121I11S 9 ? Sharon Thompson I2lll2ll7Cll'l 51 hiefcn Dr IACIIC f,2l F4151 in , I final Hr-4 kmzm fillsglll l,IIll k'l'.llIII1'f ullcn Al.lI11'I lm-si Kaililccrx Murphy juan Hnnignn C ! WW com,oe72z7bu MMAQ. james Horan john Wills N - john Lannifzaro joseph Kelly V - joseph ffuminislxey Henri Rirharal Raymond Slminhroik john Proulx W john Hager l I fxwamxl N. i IX 'if , ff jean Murclough Alice Prcchtl Mary Claire Schicfcn Catherine Cerio junlith Maloney Barbara Sluclvinslci Bcxcrly Dooley Rosalie DeMemhcr Barbara llcalcy joan Wzlgnci' Gail Smith Jnhn Coughlin James Dlx Matthew Sekella james O'Herron Richard Niver I d PULL' Kosmiclci water Alfre John lames can Mary Ellen By Barbara Love 11 n Zoltowski McCarrhv b oski E e Margaret Rose joan Dom r Elizabeth Owen Mary Frances Roclzai 7 Ixaren Fuller Sharon Van Ben Coten Minhelene Crippen HOMEROOM 207 45 Qoplw 'f i w ? I , of When you're roughlng it, you need f ff- a sense of humor. In thls carefree year, nnn ' all bumps and bruises have been shock- ' absorbed wrth a drsarmmg smrle. Q , I 'E TL X X 'XXD X HB 1 s 6 , ' f 1 Y. N Wei ,Lazy 5 153 E K , ,fi 2 QED? fig? , 5 My 'Gum nm 5' 1 1 , I I 'N 1 1 I ' SING 1 , A 51,4 BLAZING A TRAIL for their classmates LINDA RAMICH, senetarrj' JUSTIN MCCARTHY, fl'c'11SIH'6l' ROSE MARIE LYNCH, rife presidezlt r I n JOHN KANE. prvsfdcllf .1 SM, 'r I I5 I I I Kms I' 'I.I.:. va s 1' , eiabaaqxfggj1Qmfk.w.eS1-g::-f .' i f' u-ifwwvfiiiw I,.,,,. , u.,.b, a 7 INK. SUI'IlSImw41 s1r'm1j.1.lIlosuliun f I f A ns Irslll IIl':ln1l gnu-s llwm IIUI' Iu'xIm.lx'4I sup I f '-' , Imrl VkIlIIl Slslml IVI ILIXNIIII ls HI mp, lI1r If IIII'1llII.,Il n sluunl pill YI I I 2 l 'wcZZ'ia.Affuz!e 4- - 1 'B 5 r' Ji K .51 X Pr. ' lfiril Roux' ,I.mcl Nusliuv, fi.llIlL'I'ilIC Russ joy Ann lpri, Sufmnl Kunz' Al.Il'j.Q.ll'tl Kurtulm, Maury Kay Hull, Allhlllllk' Wlulxlu Mary Pugli, Mary Lou fiiltlhl, VIII!!! Run Ritlmrcl Xx!UUlIiIUllSt', fxllllhillk' 5. llnviml ixlkllliblllitj lit-r.nItl flank, liulwxl Rug.gurs, -Llrncs i..lwl.l5, -Iulm 1yl.k'.II'X BL'I'lhll'Li Kult. I llwrlfm ,K I, -n Q Mx. 'rx Firsl Roux' Roberta Heppy, Judith Lemoncelli, Mary Pat Coletta. Aiiddle Roux' Barbara Niekras, Patricia Stevens, Linda Ramith, janet Cassidy. Top Roux- Frantis Ciarlo, john Raczkovvski, Iohn Cuthbert, XVilliam Spoore, Anthony Luturnski, Wfilliam Gamer, justin McCarthy, Michael Holleran. 45 .vp -if 4. 3 fl' ffm! Ron. llIlllll'I Nlrgmli. 'Nlari liulmul, N,Ill'X lie ri ll.: h'fI1fRflf lfsilfw lliisf' liiixirnai f mmvllx, fflSlHl'l',l wllll'i.,vrl,,lllflv1l1 Nfivvlrm, l.i.ll1 ri li! ln, New klfllllffl Kfinflrlw lla-ill K nr il-X l'i,l',f'llHllfl lhrlifr, Xliilmil RN'-Ill, XX: llsrl Tlx Xllfluml lxflijulwl lilx-.,arflfl1il-V lim yliy Nl f srrlrx, liriimi lI,1,r 3 HOMEROOM 202 Fir-ft Roux Sheila Sullivan, jo Ann Pavvlak, Lucille Lang- lois. Second Roux Loretta Godwin, Susan Turner, Mar- garer Krafr, Susan Miller, Marianne Donahoe, Top Roux Charles McDermorr, Arthur Sbedico, joseph Berming- harn. Timothy Connelly. Roberr Forest, Kenneth Mc- Pherson, john Kane. .--., if 'v in-'..f L' - -fl-' Q. .jilgf L- Q 9 . . -Qfiie , 5? 15,-Y I .. b K1-frffwse-1-ff 2- ' 4 JW' 115,41-,, we 1 ,-. , . 'giilgwl-ep., - ' . A' ' 'Ik ,- --,fqggiiz -A- Q. 3. -, V --'V - , V fp-f52.s.Qi - 9 'tire , f-, f.-pp. .- Aigjpagsahdi i 3 - Va i Q' Sis Fir-sl Roux Elaine Borolf. Marylou Young. Christyne Joslyn. Ann Agan. Second Ron.- Nancy Daniels. Margaret Drake. Mary Marks. Theresa Saxino. Patricia Osborn, Top Roux James Gerula. Joseph Dwyer. Ronald Bednarek. Sranley Rybak, Richard Casserra. hluseph Yalicenri. Miqhael McFarland. Pas- quale Limoncelli. L U! . '-.44' 1 HCMEROOM 205 limi lfnux' Pamela XVzllcs, Kathryn Hcwlctt, Luty Pag- :nm-lli, Kathryn livzms. Srmnzl Roux' jenn Brann, juan M:xIunt'y, Virginia Ryan, Anno Zrmltuwski, Patricia Kess- ing, Tap Rnuu' joseph lVI4lVlnhnn, Michael Grady, Michael Suxick, Timull1y Nulzm, juscph Amiszmu, Karl likes, Rulwrt Nlnsial. . If A V: - 4 '. lfirxl Roux' Mary llylzmcl, Lynne Slzulcl nmicr, Rust- Mnric Lymh. Sfrnml Roux' Pa lrimin Ilinmn, Mary Lou llcnlf, Nilllty' Hour gulls, Slllillllll' lzSlI1lL'VVll'7., Nlzlxinc Pzlciorck Tuff Roux' rllllfllllllfi Rcmpc, Charles lillis 'Inst-pl: Agnn, llnnicl lVliml1, -lulm Sullivan Philip limklmllv, Xvllllillll Lowery. Xi fix s...,R First Roux' Katherine Smith, Marlys Burris, Carole Paul, jmannc Cornacthirm. Suomi Roux' Mary Ellen Ftmdy, Cullccn Kelly, Sheila Sutrwski, Mztgtla XY'ch- ster, -ln Ann Lwughlin. Top Roux jnhn Murphy, -lohrm Butler, Edward bull, Guy Arnisarw, Kcxin Kelly, Frsrlcmtl-q Cmxarnl, vlttmc-S Fcrngm, lzclxmrcl Shan, .I-Xllwcrt Nlalsunc. - ff Fwalt Friendly helpfulness will whitewash any fence, as this class could tell Tom Sawyer. The eager newcomers promise to leave their distinctive mark on the spirit of Notre Dame. i ox iiiwiv ,A aff Fifi! Row: juan AlllLUSllIll', Nanny ,Inim-s, Pgllriiizl M crs, Frames Koons, Rust- fniuiolli. .S'4'4nml Noni. Y fit-rznlrlinc llcnll, l'znli'iii:r'lIwinson, l'nIi'iii:i Wfnlsli, Aurclizi llruglii, Slmiwm Nliiiili, licriimlclli- Rossi Tuff Roux' lirizui Linux, Riilmixl Nuiwmiil, Arllniii lficltl, llzziiicl Sullivan, Dennis llliikc, -Ioscpli Mil' liken, Hurry liullmk, l r:ink Slannilio, lhnlriik Klaus sitly, Tlimnsis Costello. 48 W lfinl RIIIIH' Nlnry ffnrmlnnc, lfnlricial Russcll, Mar- j1.ll't'l lirillin, Al1lUlIlL'llL' l3'Alnlmv4in. Sifllllll Roux' Mary K. Tluunmw, Mary Pnrlo, Tlmcrcsgl kluslncnn, IJi.nnc Frost, Nanny Vail, Maury Ann Kwnsnik. Tuff Rllll'.' Paul Brown, Xvllllillll XVL-rclcy, Bernard Mnrxwck, klulmn llinlv, Miclmcl Piccucll, lVliul1ar:l Sullivan, Rnlmrd DL-Risin, Thomas Nolan, Russell Klulllcrcski. liLlIlllL'L'll liinlmlcll, lxl4ll'QllL'l'llL' SL'j.QllI', l'.uml llill n1.1n. 'Inf' Roux' Rnlwrl ,Xr'gclsiungcr', XX'nIli.1n1 Lirtlu, ll.n'llwlm11uxx Ullriun, ,l.nnw slllllllllxlxl, I.cm1n.1nl llcllcnfu, lhniul lrm, lhxnl If-ml Tinwrluy Cklark, pL'I'lY lilllldlllklx, liulwll Nur phy. Firxl Ruiz: Marx A141 xl.lNllllNlxl, Al.llll.llL'l Kmrnpf, Rnslxn tklLNtk'IllI, S.lnnlr.l 'l'l1-nnpwn. Slfmlll Roux flmrusllm' l3vNlc:11lu-V, ll.ll'lW.ll'.I f1L'r.1ral, Al.ll'11ll'lL' llsvflmlllwln, Slmrun Xx'.lNL'lx 'T ' f A 4 F' Firsl Roux' Clare Fillmore, Mary Payne, Rwsc Hcr- rink. Suomi Roux' Mary Ellen Kane, Anna Nlnric Muuigmssn, janet Bnxwr, Mclism Sullixan, Shar- wn Clark, Mxlraclenc Lynn. T011 Roux hlwlmn Chap- man, xlnlwn lirxin, lwlun Wlnnnli, blnlun Kenna. Lnuii xll,lkkl.LlI'l1SSll, lk-nis Nlgilwnu. lgmrcmu 0'l-lcrrun, Arwllmwny' C.lIlf1ll!.lI'I1, klwlwn Slain, lhniul Cf1llins,Tlwm.zs Tnwlwy. 49 First Roux' Barbara Grasso, Janice Simon, Mar- garet Coyles, janet Allen. Serozzd Roux' jean- ette Sipka, Ann Kane, Eileen Michaels, jean Ann Matuszak, Anne FitzPatrick, Jean Mack, Marion Sampsell. Top Roux' james Mockler, Chester Saclonicl-1, Paul Kosloski, William Lynch, Thomas Delaney, Kevin Coggins, Dennis Smith, Gary Bulas, XY'ayne Hope. First Roux' Sylvia Leach, NVencly XY'ycl-zoff, Carolyn Spoore, Mary Gallagher. Second Roux Roberta Arnold, Maureen Nash, Mary Hourihan, Patricia Cassidy, Margaret Mc- Carthy, Gail Hall. Top Roux' Kevin COHCY, Terry BItCarthy, Thomas Burke, james Young, james Meehan, john Toomey, Robert Hotaling, Martin O'Donnell, Daniel Balok, james Driscoll, joseph I.eMark. lp, if u , . , , x . - - i mn: larol Knut' Ncl.lnsk1, lx1t'l1.1ul lptn. M1- lmcl l'k'lI.lN, l'.ml liptlnlw, Sti'm1.l Roux' Alcannc lloiy. Il ll.ut,umo, lx.1ll1lt't't1 Nlitlmcls. .Xlitc llCfl'lClM o. .lygclg Hk'II1.lxlk'llL' Nl.l1'lx, ll.lI'0l 5l'.lfl.lI1i. TW' N lfonx' Al.uncs Mmtlxiu, l.1ul Xlni, -Iolm Nldlllllilll. Tim' X 'mln tllt llmttl ll lllllxi 11 ov, . - .ukt-r, -loscplm ll. 1. ,-NWS . , 4 will. humltl Nltlncrncx. l l'irxl Rout lNl.llltN Yuslxo, l.lll1t-rim' l5i.mIt-x, liallileen Al.lliIIlL', Xlitr- llalwr, bittulltl lion RUSL'lll.ll'f Slit-umm, Intlirlm l NNVII, Sally 5UIll, Rosernux Cfuerin, l3ern.1tlt'i1u Mtllum, lint-ml.i XYetl1er'l1ee, lxl.ll.U.llL'l l.e.tl1y, llflfl Roux Alostplu Call, Nelmslmii lxl.ll'IllU, .lolm limi, It-on.mI P.1t1.melli. llitlmrtl XX'.tgnei, Marla Sullimn, Tllonms Karslxi, Mitlmtfl KllllllK'l', lllxitl 4-ilu grme. bfi iw HOMEROOM 110 Fin! Roux' Marjorie Syrllo, Suzanne lluller, Kartn MtXVilliz1n1s, Tlit-rest: Dutlos. Stxfnlrl Roux' Atlele Villela, Kzxtllleen Steetl, Donn.: Batulis, -luditliimnlert, lNlar,u.irel Keil, Mgtry Elaine johnson, Tuff Razr: Mitlmel 'IUYHIIY elly, Rithartl Augustine, james Sassmm, Charles Farmer, Donald Cary, Gary Nelms, Daniel Kromer, Raymond Novitk, Carl Spady, Stephen Burke. First Row: Margaret Winieski, Margaret Osborn, Karen Meck, Kathleen Hee, Elizabeth jane Bud- nik. Serond Roux' jean Frost, Charlotte joseph, Barbara Taylor, Bonnie Stetz, Kathleen Daly, Pa- tricia McCarthy. Top Roux' james Clune, Dennis Lyman, james Kessing, Timothy Scanlin, Patrick Clare, james Rarnich, George XVeleh, Gerald Mon- ahan, XVilliam Petter, XVilliam Bale. 51 2 i f O CONTENTS Religion . .54 Art . .55 Languages . .56-57 History . .58 Business . .59 Library . .60-61 Home Economics . .62 Band . .63 Choral . .64-65 Mathematics . .66 Science . .67 6 'E 53' If is from experiences such as fhese . fhaf you gef your educafion in life . . An imposing array ol' original manuscripts and other Marla Twain souvenirs may lwe viewed in the Strathinont Museum in lilniira. Oli special interest to the students visiting the Mark 'l'wain room are his letters bearing allusions to local experiences and pho- tographs ol the autlior in the lianiiliar surroundings of Quarry liarnl. 5.1 ,IUIIIWIIIXM AI' Z, 'X,ff'! .. .. wwfwv- ' - :mail , i A Y 4. y , i 4 A ' W' A Ifll annum: MARIAN LITERATURE inspired by the completion of the National Shrine attracts these juniors, Rosalie De Member, John Hager, and joan Hanigan. ,nqgg wa., ffwflfw li0x'LlS l'lUllxl.lX lrmwcst propcrlx on Christ. Sopho' murcs Alolm Sullinm. -loan Bunn, PA- lI'lxl.l Dimmu, Marx Hxlmtl .mtl Karl LH' . c s cur grunt. . PISTON PLATE cztlls for close measuring from these urclent clruftsmen: john Wcwcmcls, Terrance Driscoll, Cierztlcl Clark, james Call, Russell Kessing, and Robert Kent. Sister M. jc-.tnne :incl lVlarlene Semesky make an oluject stucly. 'f v 1 49. son ll Lns c Sm gzmwrvikla MOSAIC TABLE TOP with Roman link border design is the project of these Art Club officers: joseph Schmieg, Mary Pat Rogers, Arlene Semesky and john Can- nizzaro. They spell il' Vinci and pronounce Vinchy: foreigners always spell bel'l'er fhan 'l'hey pronounce. Q? -Y, YOII..-I. you are on record. BI. Edward DeI.aney. For pronunciation irnprmernent Sister Mary Bnrrnmeo tapes snrne French II students. Eduard and Ann Troy are enjnging a plenbatk. ALI. E.-XRS lin- a German I dittatiun from Sister Mary Anne. First Roux Ritharcl XY'twdli-Suse, ,lnmes Dix, Nlithael Reppard and Vllihn Kane: umm! mzzx Ellen Ztiltlmski. Klart XYrif,1ht .mtl Xnn Truyg llvinz' mu: -lrvllli Cwnnclly antl -lwhn Rithmnntl. Hi! ,, if AZ its i l 4 ' - , E i l Q ntl ,,, ,Q yl Y PARIS IS GAY as he CDar1iel Deanj prepares to offer the golden apple to either Mary Ann Vfizorek, Patricia Dotj' or Kathleen Sheridan in a Latin IV class dramatization. We ww-2'z7fz21Y,' Um f X, l YIAIN N1.XNl'Si'RlPT. prcscntcd to Sister M. llil tix lu -It-lin li.1txkmuki, plcnscs the budding rl-lwtlsls' ,lvwpli I.cM.irk. Bnnnic Stew, Mar- tgnt-iitr Scent. ,It-.tn .Xugustim .tml Patrick Cas- 56 'wx f-. ink 11 1 CICERO DIXIT and all Latin III scholars are tuned in to Richard Boroff, beginning with joseph Cummiskey, Matthew Sekella, Ann O'Brien, Michelene Crippen, joan Hanigan, Beverly Dooley, james Horan, Dorene Caroscio, Lee Scanlin and ending with Patricia Small- comb. l. INN , ' . aria 'lg- l 'r . . ,v ' ' ' . . 5 . f martin . ici ! .K I Ban. ' A.. .,,,. 1 . S-I fe .. I 1 'i 'in'- , , ' N i i Q4 A of' ::'...2 .-- ...until ,,L.... If QUE PREFEREZ-VOUS? Asks gnrcon Martin 'l'mxnscml ul' I'll't'I1Lll Ill gourmcls, Sharon cullxltfilhl, Kathleen bliitiggiii, llanicl IM-.iii .intl Ros' alie Paggiossi. .' 'L l i 'I ' tx ,y r. Zirw, PI BOOK FOLK are lifted from their reading and in- troduced by these English project-makers: Terry Mc- Carthy, Robert Argetsinger, Barbara Taylor, Ann Marie Kane, Patricia Myers, Sharon Minch. 1 ,Veg f , ,M ii 'PR 'ff an-vv AMERICAN HERITAGE heroes inspire Matthew Sekella who lectures to American History classmates Patrick Agan, joan Fred- ericks, Karen King and Cstandingj Ann Troy, Michael Giometti and Joyce Gorsky. YH Q 1 uf-H 1155 42? , , lk V kv'-4 ' mm ff'-S lx- Ezmds walt 'Zia pad? SLIDING TO NIGERIA with Mrs. Fisher fwho made the slidej, Wforld History students scan the toast traced by Roberta Heppy and described by Anthony Lutomski and Patricia Stevens. SH CURRENT ISSUES absorb this class during an election year. XY'illis Larrabee, Michael DeSocio, Rose Ann Hassen, Jerome Lynch, Michael Tuccinardi, Leon Mayshak, Richard McLaine, john Nugent, Robert Maltzer. Gerald Coveney, john Flynn, Patricia Sin- cocl-:, David Nagel and Linda Lanigan are Contemporary Problem children. I I ir r-'K , .nu t ,,. Y.,-. tillTlil-'l'RU'I'l'INt- with Mr, Rtitlmcll, tht- Citizenship Education tt-t-slitnt-tm stop t-ll tu .'Xtrit.t. Sxhm I.c.tth, Bernadette Rossi, Melissa Stilltmti, ltwhti lh.tpiu.tn, Matt Paxttc .ttiti Slmroti flark .ire unnwlre tt! Matt lx.tx Ilwtims statttlitig with hut' printtc glolw. -it -: mf? ff J 4. .4 p A ,. ..,. 1 'B CHECK THIS CHECK with 'liuncs Drismll who illustrates for Ianife Simon, Tlwmas Kalrski, Nara jorie Sydlo and Leonard De Remo. if 'V ' Vie . 3541- fh.i!6A ' . ' , 1 'QIAAND ,, fl aft K? . F7 1 fy ths P Ili: 2, l'5ly,,, ,gf ,, 4 , . DJ ff I filelmqqxu fr 'G af? 2' f 4 Z K Z EFFICIIZNT EXECUTIVE, Sister M. Chris- topher keeps il staff of eifht bus in Secre tie Arw- ,,,.,ss' G I 42--. , gi, P ff 'fa tttt -4 AM i ff ,' W Q T ' r it ,la . ,7 i I f t I- Y ' larial Praftice. The class includes Eugenia Coppini, Marian Purdy, livclyn Eckman, Catherine Stone, Mary Blake, Mary Ellen Evans, Kathleen Cloke and Marie Hanigan. flicks aa22i Tliepfwadf PLAYING THE MARKET in Business Administra- tion class, Albert Amisano lists his daily report with Dennis'Corneau and james O'Herron for Willis Larrabee and Christopher Pulford. 2' 9' L i , 4 z , jk, 3 .353--,511 .. ,. ,: m...f5r'L g 5,51 'I -1. : . 1 4,-1 Tiffj RECORD-BREAKING is recommended by Sister M. Hilaire to Ruth Kazmark, David Nagel, Richard McI.aine and f f JoAnn DeRenzo. 59 4 ,,.. 1.1, is jv 4 ,ii A . K . I-1 lk K . ,, Z TALKING TURKEY pleasantly to their clients are these Bookmark officers: Rose Ann Hassen, janet Parke, Patricia New, chairman, and Lucille Langlois. ix 5 . . , DISC SPINNER john DeMember receives congratulations for his emcee job at The Big Record from Antoinette Carrozza, Kath- leen Sheridan, Patricia Karl, Patricia Curtin, Kathleen Moran. Kathleen McPherson and Mary Claire Schiefen. ugly ,I f ,K ,.-Q Y. U V 5 .. ' K z ' V A 'Qz ...,.1fff: 1 . r:. .. ,, V W. -v H 5 -- -' - ---.1 I ,.a.a.e:.. : WZ' 3 :J t ,Q , ,X 1 JV. lg - 7 4' ' s 'i ' I , r i f 4,Y,. '- - , , 4' f , '1 f N, ..I'- ' I 4 if-,ara f I f , is g I , ,li 3 ' E , l L I H is jd ij! I L i , S t , I t c .I I in - V, fi If W? 9 X ju 0 J TF S A' e-fa 5 ' ttf' xr if X -P N ,. 1 X Xp 9 X IIIEI 'NPRW c r wmcn HTX ff IIICIUYS HIC! C 'ITC Fl 19 ernadettc Nlarlt it ni S t r nits n Sistcr ry ldmi nf lr get, iltry , rg , , , . W , READ ,V wg 'Good M GETTING PINNED by the librarian. Sister Diary Edmond. newly instructed Patricia Kessing is the last of this group of assistants They are Nancy Daniels, Sheila Sullivan, Judith Szerszen. Casi mera Sullivan, Lucy Paganelli, Mary Lou Cicora, Magda Webster Marylou Young, Katherine Smith, jean Braun. SlI.'XKl5SkI7l5.,XRI SIIQXRKS, Thiim.1s Rcmw, Katherine Smith, Darlene I Iliiscy, Hmm- Boro!! :tml Nlitlmcl Hullcntit thsplay their -Iuhus Caesar htioklcts to Sister Mario Rayttioittl, their teacher. 1' J. books mmm mm MARK TXVAIN, spenl-ring tu unc little hui tllitlmitl Augustincj, said of the clittinnnry, This is .1 xt-rx inter- esting and useful hunk, my son, I haw stutlititl Irwin it often, hut I never tnuld clistmer the plntf' The difference befween fhe righf word and fhe almosf righf word is fhe difference befween lighfning and fhe lighfning bug In I ,af ASSEMBLY LINE fur shelving il lmok inrlutlcs these Iinukriimk operators: Nancy Andrakc, Mitlielu Ilciscy, Ruth Kklllllilfk, P11- l tricia Leach, Phyllis Bctlnarck, Mary Frames Rntlmi, Mary -In Sullivan, Kathleen Mark and Ruse Milliken. X-1., i' ' , , .sr ee I. 3 RESEARCH RALLY in the reference corner assembles theme-planning seniors Dorothy Karski, Marietta Caparulo, Dennis Comeau, Jeremiah Fitzgerald, Thomas McCarthy, Michele Heisey, and Arthur Call. PATRIOTIC DISPLAY arranged by Sister Mary Esther is admired by Mary Ann Bazyk, Mary Hayes, Charles Farmer, and Sebastian Marino. 61 f QQ I can live for fwo monfhs on a good comphmenf SETTING PRETTY tables is an art in the Home Ec course of Ruth Heverly Jean Kurcoba Patricia Smith and joan Lorgan. SPRUCING UP the holiday classroom are these busy Interior Decorating students Susan Abel Joanne Smith, Mary jo Cain Rita Augustine Suzanne Hardi man and jean Murdough HEM INSPECTION of her creation merits admiring glances for Kathleen Evans from classmates Phyllis Bednarek Sharon Baiz, Janice Stryzinski, Gail Smith Patricia Kane Mary Bayzk and Elizabeth McLaughlin. OTRE D ME L I 1 K s ,J-...,, RICHARD IOSIEPII IJliNlliMBIiR XMIS,-XNQ First Row: joseph Amisano, Richard De Member, Jeanne Cullen, mond Barber, Leonard De Renzo, Kevin Kelly, Denis Maloney. jo Ann Loughlin, Timothy Clark and john Murphy. Second Row: Last Row: Frederick Coward, Sister M. Edwina Cconductorj, jer- joann Hager, Richard DeRisio, John Hager, Robert Hotaling, ome Dyer, Margaret Krampf, Gerald Mclnerney, Maureen Mockler Lawrence O'Herron, jon Bauer, james Hall, james Kessing, Ray- and Karl Ekes. crlwuvd . They sing in school nowadays. which is an improvemenl' upon 'l'he ancienl' regime! Aff 497: ga, S ,. ig f-f -W, 4:5 ? 'yfv 1 tw V w, sf 1 ,j r H W :ya f A gm' V -421' , if? ,V f-2 W3 ' xc X, W-233 x J is .',-- 1 VESTED CHOIR for the Iuggler of Nolre Dame performs under the direc- tion of the monk, jon Bauer. Stepwise they are: janet Mustico and Carol Spazianig Theresa Duclos, Nancy Yusko and Mildred Ziminskig Marlys Barris and joy Ann Iprig Marilyn Bernabei, Barbara Gerard and Patricia Russell. lvl M-ss AFFABLE ACCOMPANISTS Patmil Stew .mtl joseph Kelly enjoy their duct. CHORAL 4 Q' 4 qljtn lk ? 31 r I I i i lfivzrl Row: Sister Mary Edwina, director, janet Mustico, jeannellen Budnick, lilizalweth McLaughlin, Patricia Fetter, Lois Miller, Maureen Mocliler, Su- vanne Hardiman, Marlys Harris, Adele Villela, Carole Paul. Sammi Row. liail Smith, Donna Batulis, joy Ann Ipri, Michele Heisey, Rosanne Golden, Rose Ann Hassen, .loannc XVeaver, Mildred Ziminski, Rosalie Paggiossi, Theresa josheno, Francene Beligotti, Ruth Heverly. Tbinl Roux' Patricia Russell, Kathleen Michaels, Judith Gantert, john Nugent, joseph Sullivan, Rolwert Vandenhurgh, Michael XVeldon, Timothy Noonan, jean Brann, Mar- garet Leahy, Mary Ann Kwasnik, Theresa Duclos. Fonrlb Row: Elizabeth Budnik, Suzanne Raniewicz, Gail Hall, Marion Sampsell, john Butler, Roy Osborn, joseph Schmieg, Richard DeMember, Henry -lovanelly, Chris- topher Pulford, Frederick Butler, -loan Lorgan, Kathleen McPherson, Judith Wfichtowski, Giovina Draghi. Iiiftb Row: Susan Turner, Patricia Stetz, Bar- bara Gerard, Mary Ann Clune, Richard Bywater, Richard XVereley, Michael Tarhy, joseph Kelly, john Wfoods, Thomas Crowley, Ronald Bednarek, Katherine Donovan, Karen King, Catherine Loughlin, Susan Lutz. HO CAE LEADING BARITONE solos at school lx S functions we give to Robert Vanden- burgh PRESIDING ORGANIST for Christmas plays and spe cial occasions is Suzanne Ranieviicz. A , it Q .,.9 i ,I 4-1 i rv , ,Y , md Wim ACCURATE ANGLES are required for Trig success according to joan Narde measuring for John Burke and Richard Bywater. Z QUADRATIC QUANDARY? Not for Albert Finch demonstrating to these Eleventh Year Math students: Mary jo Sullivan, Kathleen Moran, Nancy Andrake, Ellen Zoltowski, Pa- tricia Wetherbee and john Connelly. 4 faq X!-f 'v jf I 7?-4, f an 1 W W ,W f fw,,.,,,,1 577 1' ,WV if 7 ff mf ff ,f', wa .ri T Affz ffy W! 4 fffff W ffw f 1 f fl f 1 If Mff? 5 M H tw vw fy Bi fn li J 1 1 fyf fl X 1 ' ff X X X y K f Q 1 f X W if Z 4' 1 1 1 l f 1 !Z i iff 1 M 1 6 fi I f', , 1 ,M IJIVIIJIC AND fQUNll'll'I'I'l with an pil- lm' n cirilc guul yuu vc Mrs. ffrunslmk sllrssiligg lunclzuncnlzzls in Algi-lm: lu Iemicltc Sipkaa, 'john Wiliilimk, KIZIIIICS Sluilvimki. 66 BOARD XVORK in General Math is checked by Mr. Haggerty for john Butler, Nancy Bourgeois, Nancy Vail, P.m'icin Thompson and Kathleen Steed. M1722 M. ,44 ' I came in wifh HalIey's Comef in 1835. H' is coming again nex'l' year 119101 and I expecf 'l'o go ou'I' Z fr WI'1'h if. land he did!I Xi A CIIIIRLISII IIIRI3 fn-sririzltcs pillfltlll Su-wus, 1,AISllll.lIl' Iinmmm-Ili, -IZIIIICS Ifcrnan :xml .lam-1 Ifzlssialy who mlmirv ilu- work ul llw Llxl mlcrm i st. IiI,IflVIIfN'I'ARY XVATSON! Swailn hull lmlals nu Ill'SIl'I'lL'S fm I . H Q i s physics stuclcnts Anlmm-llc f,LllI'HllAl, Mzllllicw Dmiuviui, I,amr1-mc Kcnnaz lVIary jane Iisrlalc, hI'Iwnms Ilnpc anal Lum Mayshnk. BEHIND THE SCENES Joanne Barnard and Wil- liam Blume show the work that goes into putting the Chemistry lab into its usual neat array. 56 HW' lr I rx PUNIDAINIENTALS COME FIRST so enrhusiastir General Sriemc students are initiated into the world of rc- searrh. This glass is performing the basil operations in whiuh physirists and Lhernisrs must be proliricnt. CONTENTS Religious Activities . .70-71 Christmastide . .72-73 Soclality . .74 Student Council . .75 Spring Musical . .76-77 Missions . .78 Clubs . .79-81 Credo . .82-83 Senior Play . .84-87 Maryleaf . .88 Sports . .89-101 lu . . . on wifh fhe dance, lef joy be unconfined is my moffo . . . Y In rlic M.1rk Txxpnn Hotel Iolwlw wc studcnts .irc grcctccl by .1 lint' porlruit of the lmmorist liimsclf. fflllglllllll the mC77.minc floor xxc .lrc L'OI1l'I'UIlICLlNNlll1 CN of Cl1LlI'.lLilCI'S .mtl scttings polmluilcd in Mark '.llI1 wrilimgs. Manx social hours for our mcmurx um .irc spcnl .lmid Ixpiml stulwlwoolt mumls .md IPS. 68 MK 5 I w I ui? ul 4 WQW 53,5 3524 t t 'ie 1 fd mf GOLDEN MASS offerings were blessed by Father Hogan as- eww 1 I siszed by Edward De Laney, Daniel Dean, Michael Weldon, Wil- liam Blume and William Harris. YK, A Z A ADORATION SCHEDULE is Con- sulrcd by Mirlmel De Laney. Mlwff Finch gC.1piAin5 .ind joseph Benning' hum with Sister M. Cirmclla. 'l'll.'XNKSLiIYlNG U.-XY N.-XSS .lt St .lnlnfs l'l1nr-ih found .1 sclcci jlflllll of Notre llunvrs cmidiictcd by Rlfll .nril IM- lNli-mlwr singing hymns lv llw .ltklllllll-ll1lll1ClIl of Mrs. lflimlwth llnrmi. 7 0 kypwma. Each year these three days, taken from the school calendar help us prepare ourselves more fully for Easter. By our silence, concentra tion on prayers and attention to conferences given by the retreat master we deepen our spiritual insight. ' y he A, qi if 5. Nw LW jx , ,.,, e -.'N-ts ef '-... 1. as W ,,c. A t .. t 1. ss. , . t. X A .. ,I - ta.,,.-,tea A w. ., E ,Q in - x X CAFETERIA QUARTET including Joanne Barnard, Rose Marie Cornat REVEREND DANIEL BRENT chio, Mary Cieri, and Barbara D'Aloisio distributes prayer cards to each table- Retreat Illaster DECADE BY DECADE the Rosaff is fe- cited throughout the school Clay by 5UCh generous Sodalists as joseph IXHQ- MMF' Ann Wizorek, Richard Crowley, CGCIIC QU3' trano and William Little. 71 1 -J ?' f , IJ I, ,H L, , 5' fl b xx M Wa ll? H li ,Af !V02f'Ze Damzii CHRISTMAS AT THE CROSSROADS, a mystery play by Henri Brochet, shows the graces of Bethlehem at work in the modern world. Christ is re-born in the hearts of the materialist, the cynic, the disbeliever through the instrumentality of a blind girl. Hope, though sightless, perceives a spiritual presence on Holy Night that those with eyes fail to see. THE HOLY FAMILY found a safe haven in a bombed-out or- phanage. Richard Crowley and Kathleen Coggins play the roles of joseph and Mary. A NETTLED INNKEEPER CPatricia Newj serves a pair of law enforcers Cblichael Weldon and Thomas Callahanj on Holy Night. 1 1 A X J 7' HOPE IS BLIND but she QAcle1e Yillelab as- Xi v il sures her grandfather QDaniel Deanj that the n i new guest CRichard Crovvleyj is in truth a , grace-bearer. E l,lfl7 HY HOPE, the dishelievers ' .ll llhg g0lll'L'C of true PCHCC. lln- lhhc of Bethlehem. M1 fe- CHRISTMAS ON MAPLE AVENUE combines char- ity, gztiety and piety with admirable proportion. From Clolden Mass Day on, the Spirit of sharing spiritual and material wealth as well us talents grips the student body until holiday recess. Many needy families were the re- cipients of food, clothing, and daintily wrapped per- sonal gifts from the generous donations of Notre Dztmers. X I CONVENT CRIB, erected by Gene 'V Strange, our ingenious custodian, is Q admired by a group of junior hikers. I Nfl DISPHNSING CHIEER with their baskets Zlre these Santa helpers, Theresa Szldonicl-c, joan Frederitks, Thomas Costello, Patrick Sheehe and john Nugent. 11 'X N W 'li f wr ,titer as Ill ' 5 ' ,yer 2 it if 5 I I ,F 1 J-Gaby , I' , -. 1 yn' fs nr H , . . Atl - qxkhivfi H PT l u...n. Me, ., 'Q I , lla- .,.,-:,,, R Q X- , 1' -w----... ' Lx 'U 5 .xx X ' K 1 x FAMILY TIES elicit a smirk from the unresigned Dad Qflartin Townsendj surrounded by his wife Cjoan Haniganj and their children Cjohn Cuthbert, Patrick Again and Lucy Paganellij in the Vlugglers' comedy, Cbrislnztzs Remptzzrtd. f v K ws ,ww ffffff V f Mfywswff 64 C E 1 odaia foam A LITTLE LOXVERV' echo Sodality oiiicers Barbara For- gensi, Denise Moretti and Daniel Dean as Edward De- Laney adjusts the microphone for the monthly general meeting. Qt. S' COME, LORD jESUS, COME! Father Hogan recites the Church's age- old Advent prayer while Sodrility unit leaders Kathleen Sheridan, Mary Lou Raplee, Lois Miller, john Nugent, Russell Kessing and Michael Tarby prepare to light the nrst candle of the Advent XVrenth. . . TO SERVE THEE EVER MORE . . The liallmved words of their permanent Art of Consecration return to So- dalists Rosanne Golden and Ann O'Brien as they linger over their distint'tix'e medals. Sllhlhllflilllhlli S.-XNCETITY is reflected in the lmppy faces of Notre Daul1C'S tlclt-g.uion In the XY'orld Sodnlity C00- gress in Nt-w.irk, lNl.tking it clerical -lt-lt-gate from the Philippines feel :lt lmmt' in tht- ll.S,.'K. Aft' SiStA'r hl. Jim? liiuimes, l'itiNN.ll'Ll lWel.nney, Denise Nor- vui. ,lt-it-I-li tat-ut, this Mann-, ,lows-11 lliiiiiiiisltrv, R.irlmt'.i liorgensi .ind Danivl IELHIII. 74 QW- -wwf if ..7-' COUNCIL OFFICERS look gay despite their responsibilities. Thomas Callahan, treasurer, Deanna Punzo, secretary, and Sister vlonatha, moderator, bark up Margaret Rose Mtffarthy, xite-presi- dent and john llooher, president. The Student Council has become affiliated with the New York State Association of Student Councils. At the spring meeting Thomas Callahan and Margaret Rose McCarthy were elected to serve as officers. Discussing problems and projects with other high school leaders has proved bene- Hcial. But traffic is still an issue . . . TRAFFIC COMMISSION dons insignias before as- suming obligations for keeping order in the halls. Michael Rybak, jean Murdough, Nanty Swank and joseph Cummiskey make the halls safe lor pedes- trians. SENIOR BOYS TAKE OVER! Gerald Ryan l Patrick Lutz ' Francis Hoyt 5 I Good cifizenship would feach accuracy of fhinking and accuracy of sfa1'emen1'. ,Li C . -E E s HERE's A HAPPY FOURSOME- s 1: ' Michael Delaney Martin Townsend A ' I . , ' Judith Maloney Susan Abel , ' 54 '-.- . ' 4, 'A A . f . Q 5 l ' f'- SOPHS SPEAK UP- Rose lvfarie Lynch NHHCY D211'1iCIS justin McCarthy Michael Sweet NOT THE LEAST! Chester Sadonick David FOICI Jafnes H311 jarnes Ramich Clare Fillmore 75 L. sv'-f. J Sl as ,, , xi I i s I i r'n usicdl A gf ' A 1-' I gi gi M 4. 1 of 1 2 ...A if :X ALARUM FOR ARTHUR is sounded by the court bugler, Lawrence O'Her- ron. MERLlN'S BONES are these clice dancers, Joyce Spallone, Elizabeth Owen, Patricia Curtin, Alice Prechtl fl-cneelingj, Kathleen Hofhauer, Mary Lou Cicora and Mary Frances Roclzai. . X. x in xx z it x TYPICAL TWAIN Whimsy may be found still in the Rodgers and Hart version of his Connecticut Yankee in King Artbufs Court. The fantasy gave us many laughs in rehearsal as well as in performance. 2 fa 4 'A 315 ci 3 I . I . S t is tht uh .ff' wx . l l ,mi iid- 'ff .wi v fx K t t'.,:'t ' wx , N. X ixgf ,lt , X fy? Of, 0 t. 5 ,..,, tr HOLD THE WIRE, SIREN for operator Evelyn CI.inda Laniganj as Sir Galahad Cjohn Woodsj and Merlin the Magician CChristopher Pulfordj marvel at this mod- ern invention in Camelot. THOU SWELL murmurs Sandy CSusan Osbornj to her Connecticut Yankee fMichael Tarbyj. yaarf-- -ru Mlfl5ll Y,-Xl, ANI! MUDFRN mingle l1.ll'l110lllUllSly ole miiiluiiy .urrivcs .it thc liimlc .tfter bridg- ing tht- slmn ol fourteen centuries in Ll show full of SlII'ITl'lSl'N. 76 .f it A 1 ,' H----M-wwsxstk l 1,51 53. if bf dirl Ioa Ro F95 s se Milliken .incl L s mmml.n ex LUNCHTIMV FOI.I.llfS fl-.nturv cruises in Cnrnclol with K.lll1Cl'lIlk' Sniiili, ,ln 1 Gantert, Lind.: ll.1miil1, P.1triri.i Dirni-ii n Xwlilj.II1CI', Sheila Sutowki, Mary lfllcn lftmili Aluilith M.lloncx Q , 'M-144-,Z Ja ilk , v L A A 'N If M I KX buy! ' 6 , 6 - - T? f ' nf , ly, ...L iff Z' Q , i COURTLY MANNERS belie the laughs evoked by An- W ra Y- ' 4 ' . ,' r gela fTheresa Sadonickj, Queen Morgan Le Fay fMar- ' E, A :A ' gr 1 A . ianne Mcflarthyj, King Arthur Cllobert Vandenburghj, X ,.. , 4 , L Q g 9 Queen Guinevere fKathleen Cogginsj and Sir Kay f M 1 l fRichard McLaineJ. 3 l n, - 'E Q nf' in , , i , y if I4 4 if If ff . if ,A F,,.f I 1 p A Xa -,ff ,f ,a I i L Q 1. 2 ,f J M H. A-f if , aa fi .!Y -'ws-as-wi if w'? '1f--Wynn All V -5-in-,V nv 0 i M V Y val Claw v M ,,,.,f 1 , B., , . x - AQ T4 Q l Q, if i o' l f f - a.JlflafLk7iifamA,0 rmgouu M FREQUOI BABIES CUUKW5 wx-mkwwlif HEARTS STOOD STILL as the performance date ap- proached and costumes multiplied in number and variety. It was a lallapaloosa, forsooth, gadzooksf' 77 i 2 SUFFERING SUFFRAGETTES, Nanny O'Loughlm Elaine Boroff, Barbara Niekras and Mary jo Sul livan, display their four freedoms in a radical rush FREEDUM WA SHING FRgEDUu UKlNg P FR'ifED04f FREED0 BABIES V. w QW ss-te.. f, X3 Q X ss ' Xxx ' 3423 :QS.,:4,,-. , i ,f ,, , . iff. , U 141 , , f M, f' Www ' ,fp , , I 4 We ' X ,Wx I W , Qi, ,ff vu, m ,4,,f f MZ 1 V72 Q H :if 4 f f . 'f , 4 , Wsgq A D ,t gldflll HANDLE VUITH CARE these mission medicines. Mail clerks are C.S.M.C. officers Charles Bright, Anne Zoltowski, Rita Augustine and Joseph Kelly with moderator Sister M, Patrick. Mission Day at Notre Dame has become an annual event. Each year the enthusiasm grows as does the spirit of giving. The day is sparked by the interesting and talented apostles who help further our knowledge of the fields ready for the harvest and inspire the chosen few toward a missionary vocation. f K. H f 7 fy 'H ,V ,, at 4 i X ffaygwag V ,I 15 ' N 9 W i, ' 'Q U4 t 49 X525 ., 1 1 f 3 We 5 ' V af-'fy' 49 H H f f 4 jf, 7 Z l Q 2 4 4 I 1 1 9 MQW? LMA 1712 0 s f 5' hm 'Tzb 1 f. i 24 A 1 N wx S J THE XVINNAH in the Mission Talent show was senior Linda Lanigan with her SKIN OE OUR TEETH skit on Mission Day. E' il, Nl.'Xl5l' IN 'Xl5RlC.'X. llicsc bits of handicraft .arc explained lu' liulmcr Kevin, Benedictine missioncr. to Rit-lmrd Bywater, Maureen Mock- lcr, lfatlwr Ut-urge XY'ood, Father Albert 5.lm,nlty, .l.w,mnc Bartmrd .und Francis Ciarlo. l3.'XlNlllOU ll.'X'l' Killllklllflklsfq slide .pwlitof slimming stem-s from Benedictine mission. .FDU . , o 1-s-nn-tl .irc lwttlwr Riclmrtl Tormtl- Mm Q L Al.llll3l.llx, Marilyn XY'nddcll, john De hlilfiiilfg Host- .Mm lhssi-n, lhulwr Robert, Benetic inissiumw, .mtl -ltmn KYCUIKCF. P E I i i 5 :- COUNTY CHAIRMAN of Legion I s mmgwwwwg. The peach was once a bifler if almond: cauliflower is nofhing i buf cabbage wifh a college educal'ion. I , 7' , CHQUS , 'P oratoritals, Retorder john Frawley, presents her award to Marguerite Langlois, the tup-winner for Che- mung County. 3. W f' ff? li -Q ivy? 'a'f9u., ORDER IN THE COURT! was obserw ed by these Public Speaking students leaving a trial session. joseph XY'ich- towski, Rose Ann Hassen, Peter Paciorek, Patricia Mc- Pherson, XVilliam Kent, Linda Lanigan, Patricia Sin- cock and John Dooher are the potential prosecutors. . fees A I-ll Ul'il'INlINI'lt Hl!.X'l'UHN tit-tl it. it-imst-iii Ni-tic Iltiiii- in tlii lo-.il HIIIIVNI, Suplit-iitiwtr Iiilm Nulltnllt, lvl! limit, was si'It'itt'il incl 'lim ttlllX flnxlt, I.tim's ll.lll, lluitl lwwtcl, l.tmt's .Nloiklitu .mil lilxntiil Slum. ,- , n eg. f REXYARD FOR RESEARCH brings oratori- cal distinction to juniors Robert Crittin and Kathleen Moran who represent Notre Dame in the Bishops Puhlit Speaking Ciintest, , 9 Q- RPADH -XIN1 SNAP and the Camera Club has go: mn ieain Sister M. Declan referees proceedings headed oem' mcim l'RUSl'l-'CCTIYF PROGRAM is examined by lklicrs Club lc.1dcrs xxiili their mndcmror. Sister Nl, Alcannc. Ilnannc Dc Remo. Vin- .cni Nliliccnti, llirul llotliiiaii approve PWS- iilr-ni joseph Sullix'.1n's suggestion. lNJl5lYllWl'.Xl, l'ROIl7CTS nlwsurlw Science Club inilu-is ,l-lines ll.1ll, john XY'oods, lllvill DQ' im, .lc.m .Kun Nl.iiusf.ik, Knrlilccn Hue. LUIS l7r.ilwiiulxi .mil in the rear NYilliam Blume. lhxiil M.nKumie .xml Rayrnoml Barber. 90 W-4' ll .Ml Nil NIBIXK Il l-lil l HN .lin lrtiiii-wil Nllll N.llii-ii.il ililitwpix gf tiiilwtisliii 1 in it l lu l Iiiiii.i It-llttu l'i--ttswi lxlri pit-xtiiu lllt tilili iltxt lii l.i l.tiiiu.iii, lmiilulwii 4 t-unuiiix .iiitl .Nl.tlliii li-xiii l ix NLILI III iiitmlnix lltiiirl l1t.iii.iiiil Iivltii IM Nltiiilni Nl.tlitl lu , V I , , L ' Q. t iii, V V -, ' -. A ' i fry Lia V , , ,, 75 , WY. .v nv..-.-W.fp-r-ww ' f RESOLVED THAT . . . the speaker Yililliam Blume absorbs the attention of these Debating Society members Kathleen Moran, joseph XVich- toxvski, Robert Ciriflin, president Rithartl Bor- off, Lucille Langlois, Matthew Selxella, Mar- guerite Langlois and setretary Patritia McPher- son. CANDY STRIPERS ttinsitler xariiius nursing tareers with Sister Marie Raym-intl. These url- unteer .titls .ire RYISCFHQITF Clinncllt, fietile Qutitmnu, janet Cttssitly .incl Nl.iry f,l.iire Ethie- len. 81 9 ,Q-Y, f F 3 BIAXINE BUCY Efztlausiaslic Editor MARIANNE MCCARTHY ANN O'BRIEN Adequate, Ajfnble Assistanls 2 I Af, I I3-w1ffjg5f'iiCCC. ,W may THE CREDO STAFF has enjoyed getting , fa better ac uainted with Mark Twain We ho e X Cl P ' e'e that our literary efforts please you, our view ing audience. PATRON CONTRACTS ar ful 6 C - PRESIDENTS PARLEY with business manager, Mary Lou lowed up by Credo's busy sec- Raplee, john Kane, David Devitt, Daxid Hayes and Wilham retary, Catherine Stone. Kent promise support of Credo '60. , , , 1 f ,J ,lv , Y, ,,, ',l1','7ff 'U' , ,ja ?' ' ff I , 'f ffgpwW 'ff,fff ,vi ,, J,,,,,. ,,,,,, - ,ff ,... - ,MW V Wg, , , , , ,f ff ff 6 , , 'W 1' M en W 1 I' ,f , 'rim W, ff 1 f f fyl,,,f .dw X fi, f I r I .W .M 2. 3 4. ff ,, Q V ,,f.,, nr, ,,,f5g,,.,7-- ff hfff -- ,M V, ,M -JW' ,Ww- HOMEROOM CANVASSERS ft he P mr t t atron Drive tally the day's scores. Scaled are Richard Boroff fbusiness managerj, Edward Anderson, Mithnel Xlifeldon, Henry jovanelly, joseph jerome Lynth, William Blume, john Nugent, Richard M 'UPI' , f T y Zzwf . 5, ywffab Z, f fngjf , f 4 , vfi' iff if I fkj I if ' I 5 ,,j,L A T4 ,f 'ff T f 3 ,Wk Q 4 , rw , I f , , 5 ,gzf y T , A y N A 'A' fy' V 7 ' ? j2f1,Q,ff,27, ,rx 4 , - ax wwwaa, XB. 'fl' J f 5 ' ,f ,A 1 v .ga ' v': ,. . 'P .Ji f fwrfig-'9'ff ' t:f 4f'2l 7f f fl' 'f' , ' m 4' , V lf ,J' Y' -' ' 'im M Wfithtowski, Kenneth MtHalc. Standing are Lee Stanhn ftop snlesmnnj, Daniel O'Hcrron, Nlurt-tti, john Mack and john XY'oods. ,.......l 1 Q 'Qi 4 -aes. '- 23' il 400 E V if 7 ' EE '-' .naar X 1 .I f in '-'H1 'l1n at ,. 4-1-4.1 1 I tr X W , S - SH E 'Qf, r 55-1'-'mlm 7-5. ix f fQ 'i . J, f1 X , NlAIiRlfi1N BHK Kiili SHXKHN 1l'Mi,XNX KYIAHIIIN 4lN.lvlNN flflll Pfmlu liilfln ,..,,, V' - f.ff 4 ,.,,,v . ..,.., - fu-4--f fUI,l AIIHX N,Xl'.XHl.un.n-ls fIll'Nl'1 twin V A f' '-J,,f,,. Mc 56 HOPE MEETS SUCCESS when Sports Editor Toni interviews Ernie Davis, the Elmira football star at Syracuse University. HXXilL1iSH srttlili' mul lui' lln- Niplllmuk l'Nl41.ur'1ln, Marx lou Ihplu-I Nuan- .llllvcll luigigxlls, M.un.lnu1' I M, I lm ml Mm U'lllli-lx, Nasir:-mn Munir MMR, Maxim- llmy, Nlmlun QYMQ-.u.l, 5lNlL'I M, Iilullm .mil Hu Hixrull Ilt' un llwxl u.lx, N Illflx H mart tilt' ALI, HANDS O VI' I -- 4iL'AlliiIHl'i larsl !lliIllIfl' ilrllljllilllli .ulw Surlw lypisls Luis Miller' Ami lwclyn Pak msmg MIPIIHIIS l7lllliC slack Malik, pdlflfll Ncw and Patriik Lung firmmizll rt-ports comcrn Christopher Pulfnrcl, klmncs Paxi- urek and Thornas Crowley. -.,.-a- -43 15 .ev 1v',, 4' Q nv I . 4. ,H 4 N , . . Wi' I 1-. rF 'f ' 317 F, 2':.rY ':z 9' g 7', . 'iff ' Q 3 83 g xx f Aff f l 7lZeS'awofw lmaeai.. CAST OF CHARACTERS Senora Moreno, a Mexican noblewoman Felipe, her grown son ........... Ramona, an adopted daughter ..... Marda, the head cook .........,....... Margarita, Marda's daughter ....... juan Canito, the head shepherd Juanita, a childish old servant Father Salvierderra, a Franciscan Ysidro, a cousin to Alessandro A Settler ...,...,...,,..,.,4a................... Farrar, also a settler ...,c.w. Aunt Ri, from Arkansas ..... Sam Merrill, a village boy ...... Servant girls ........v...................... Kathleen Coggins, Mary Alessandro's Voice .....................,. Accompanist ,......... .. Alessandro, the Indian ,..........,....w foseph Wirhfozvslei Marguerite Langlozs fohn DeMenzher Linda Lanigan Kathleen Mangan ,, ...,....,..... Lois Miller Thonzas Crowley Phyllis Bealnarek fanzes Pafiorele john Woods Daniel O'I-lerron Leon lllayshale lllary Blake Christopher Pulfora' Marianne McCarthy, Fabrizio, Mariloa Matuszale Robert Vandenhurgh Daniel Dean 7lii3wZaT laazza MATINEE USHERS included Ann O'Brien, Richard DePaul, Lucy Lentini, john Nugent, Miriam Hee, and Willis Larrabee. GIRL SCOVTS Nlarilou Blatusmk and Mary Fa- hrizin iwI.mt their home-made hihiscus on the pergola. I to ' ' ' 1 -, v. IRIC.liIfli IIAPPY l.i-un lXl.lXSll.llx pits Q4 B SFOIITS Rchircl Buxlter anal Iuhn X-I LADIES-IN-XVAITING for RZIYIIUHIIIS quick changes, Rosanne Golden :incl Ruse Ann HZISSCI1 put finishing tuuthes nn l1L'l' uw- ILHTTCS. llil ll LATE SHOW HOSTS are Ran- dolph Painton, Kathleen Sheridan, Matthew Donovan, Marian Purdy, Lee Scanlin, Patricia Karl and ticket chairman, Richard Moretti. THE VOICE OF THE INDIAN and his attompaniment are in the capable hands of Robert Vandenburgh and Daniel Dean. ii IT IS ALESSANDRO. Felipe shows his on for the Indian to Senorita Ra- I MFRRY MFXIC.-KN. juan Clnim surprises Nlarda xwilh his play ful came. vu ml in Ill i-rmmlmnc In thc SOI1UI'.l, R.1mun.1 .md ss mclru I Q' il-Q' Elf sh it ,w...,,e -ll I THE INDIAN F.rXfNIII.Y, Primal parents present Little Iiycs-of-ilic-Sky lu Cousin Ysitlro Cjosc-ph XVithtimskij, WESTWARIJ HOY Alessandro sells his valley land to the settler Clianiel O'Hcr- ionj and leaves for the mountains. MARTYR FOR JUSTICE. Ramona weeps over her husband, unjustly killed as a horse- thief. THE GOOD UN-MERICANS. Sam Merrill fChrist0pher Pulfordj and Aunt Ri CMary Blakej befriend Ramony in herlonelymoumainrmeatl AND FINALLY FELIPE. Through the help of Aunt R1, Felipe at last locates his foster-sister Ra- mona and takes her home. 4 k y . O7 sf : 4 g -IN L Q ,,,4 , . ,, . , 4,90 ,, - . i A if ,P an ee as Q an 9 was .LB -2, ' There are only 'lwo forces l'ha'l' carry lighf l'o all corners of 'lhe globe-'lhe sun in 'l'he heavens and fhe Associafed Press. ard Moretti. NEAT COPY for the printer comes from Mary- leaf typi'st Eugenia Coppini while exchanges are competently handled by Evelyn Eckman. 'J THF TELEGRAM . .jldg-'aiiullrlg '12 ' ,dll a i Wi , , f il , '1 'P , , , , 'J '51 -,-' 1 fa, ,gag - ZW' :I l, x , if , ' 2, THLH,RAM Rwon'I'ms Clcraltlint- 1,1-att.-ff.,-U and Frantls SllW2l :approve lllclr own copy. lil'.K.lll,AIt f.UNlRllilI'l'UR9 lu ilu M SPORTS JARGON is sought by sports writers Patrick Lutz and Rich- DUMMY-DOODLING absorbs Maryleaf co-editors Louis Marino and Patricia, Frisk. Theirs is no dumb job, and they are equal to it. xl r.. t ff lr E l ITP ,175 MARX 1 1 .Xl 1 -lI'NlL'.lli slmrc gt laugh in this issuf will: l'.llllt'I' Ilimgun. Stzuttwl .lrc lx.ltl1lct-in Slut-ritl.m, ll.lI1ll'l lwthlll, and -Iolm lluolu-r. Sldlllllllg .irc Kuswll lxvssung, linnutluy Nontmn, Alnlm Muck, And M lun lillltt :try , , u HH ' pi' COACH ROTHWELL Mr. Edward Rothwell is a pioneer at Notre Dame. Since its opening in 1955, he has been a leader both in gym and in the classroom. In addition to his regular duties as Physical Education instructor and Citizenship Education teacher, Coach Rothwell has found time to train the varsity and junior varsity basketball teams, and has set up a well-rounded sports program for those not on the major teams. Mr. Rothwell has always held the best interests of the school close to his heart: we at Notre Dame are proud to have him With US- ' 5 'Yi' Ai! If-1 t J-. it .ma P 4l'i , Li i' u l , t-,,..-......1- 4 M., .a,.,,,., ,, .-,..,-. COACH I-IACQCQIZRTY Mr. james lluggcrti' is .1 iicxxcomci' to our school. having joined us in the f.1ll of 1050, ,M Notre lliiiick hrst football coach, Mr. Haggerty compiled .1 record to be proud of. ln a short span of time. Cfoacli H.lggCl'If molded a winning tflzlm from iiiexperiemtetl boys. He also has added a weight-lifting .md track IlI'Ugl'.llll to the sports curriculum. Mr. Haggerty bclicws lirmly that a successful athlete must show initiative .xml .ihilitv in the classroom as well as on the lield. I- I 'XX Q I l 2 if In CUNY First Roux' Coach james Dunphey, Bill Limoncelli, Steve Kondrk, Vince Valicenti, Al Pucci, Ken Clark, jerry Coveney, Bernie Marosek. Second Roux' Coach james Haggerty, Al Masone, John Cascio, jim Coletta, Tom Hope, Larry Sullivan CCo-Captainb, Dick DePaul CCo- Captainj, Randy Painton, Henri Richard, Mike Wfeldon, Art Call, Mike Tarby, Dave Kraft, Mike DeSocio, Bob Vandenburgh. Third Roux' Coach Ralph Quatrano, Bob Kent, Dave Hayes, Jack Wfills, jack Coughlin, jack Hager, joe Cummiskey, Mike Lowery, joe Ber- FOOTBALL SCORES mingham, joe Dwyer, jerry Strong, Ed McCloskey, Larry Spillan, jack O'Leary, Fourth Roux' jim Minchin, justin McCarthy, john But- ler, jerry Donahue, Art Sbedico, Frank Stamilio, Dave Garrick, Bill Bale, Dave Ford, jim Meehan, Mike Sweet, Joe Valicenti, Bob Masia. Fifth Roux' Tom Langstine, jim lNIockler, Dan Minch, Mike Grady, Ron Bednarek, Fran Ciarlo, Ray Barber, jim Getola, jim Eernan, Al Finch, jerry Clark, Fred Coward, joe Schmeig, jim Horigan, Phil Buckholtz. NOTRE DAME'S FIRST FOOTBALL SEASON proved to be a very successful one under the capable guidance of Coach jim Haggerty. Perhaps the game to be remembered longest is the XVells- boro game on the latter's Held. It was a hard-fought game. Notre Dame gzrzzyzr 20 Dundee ,,-.-,,----,. ,,,,,, a nd even in defeat the Crusaders thought they had played Notre Dame .,,,,,,, 27 Aquinas B their best game of the season. Qllflffe gfimff -eAe- -- 13 gcjmlflog --'-'--'-- The Varsity's record of four wins, one loss and two ties D325 ,4 Soidfsiggojuv is one upon which all Notre Damers can look with pride. Notre Dame 14 Tmy ,,,,,,,,,,,,, Good Sp0rtSIlhmShip and fine, team-work paid off in victory Notre Dame .,,,.,., 16 EFA j.V. ..,, f0I' N.D. - Difk DC Paul fit-rslld ffovcllcy Hob V2IIllll'lllWlIl'jlll Randy pLlllllUI1 Butch Call DMC Ki-,iff Mike DQSQUU Co-ta utain 1 . . . Top lineman. ffnsnzfmgwaaamz-m1m'nfzfo.f,u ww. ,,1n1-any vs, fr'- 90 M, 9, 331 i 5232! if 'Z' if pl ' iz-fain FA 1 , M, 7 I I N L a f , , ir, , THE LITTLE CRUSADERS, determined not to be outdone by their big brothers, showed promise of better things to Come. Under the guidance of Coach Ralph Quatrano, the V.'s impressed the public with their hustle and Hne team spirit. joe Cummiskey Versatile . . . top returner. .4 . J , 1 1w..,,,W jim Coletta Big and fast . . . fine tackle. TOUCHDOWN! Larry Sullivan slams across to score against South- side. Other identifiable players are Dick De Paul C32J, Mike DeSoC10 1202, Dave Kraft C555 and Mike Weldon C19J. mm Eiooddfm Ken Clark johnny Cascio Mike Weldon Larry Spillan Tom Hope Mil-ze Tarby I V M AWK-'V' 1 7 4 , I ,W .X ov yr THANKS, l7lfl.l.OXVSl fithllil lim llnggt-rtv takes time out In thml Ins rt-linlwlv IIIZIHJIQLUFS for pn lub xwll ill Smiling happily nrt' llvnm O'lltxr n V and Alon BLIKIUV. N,1,M . ' IW, , ii RN t 1' i'li1'inl'Wll:i I ' 4 f yt ili'i,ir,,V ' 'l . , V, A, .,,w. f 'f l Nl! l 4, 73 Ii' W M are T t f N M, pf , ,. il fl? ,.--rw: Vinnie Valicenti Hits hard . . . tough to stop Larry Sullivan Co-captain Hard-hitting fullback fg ,, I, ,,, W T waz' Al Pucci 7 f lf! , 7 f 1 41- at ew .fimfm ' Wtz.t:p,,j,t?,w'l' ' w . if-uf uw' 1, , '4V,rH wl17 if 1 f. ..r f', ww H, im, .... f . ww , Jack Wills Fast and shifty . . likes to run. M - 'G W W. uf '54 ,W . f I 1 i , f. WN W , ,rj , Dockey Hayes Terrific line buster . . good pass receiver. Hard runner . . . top-flight quarter-back. OUT OF MY WAY, BUD! Dick Niver receives a straight arm in the face as he attempts to bring down the ball carrier. Coming up to lend assistance is Larry Sullivan. I X l'4lil, :g': Qi, , ' . ' gg H 7 'gimp 74 B111 and Al typify the fighting 15' spirit that Notre Dame teams are xg? known for. Alternating between A half-back and uarter-back the bo s .f Cl i Y ' provided inspiring leadership. Bob Kent Returning lineman . . . tough on defense. Bill Limoncelli X V , A Excels in passing and receiving . . .. Q . capable leader. - X OIJCH! Dick Niver grrmaces as he brings a Southside player to the turf. Wfatching is jerry Strong. Moving in from the -W real' IS Trim Hope flgp. Henri Richard X ws l H ,gg5g.,',.,- Good on defense . . . - X outstanding down held blocker. : m t K' at UTI GO! Bill l.llll0I1k'f-'Ill tries to wululc free before . , it . . 1. being bl'ougl1l down 2lflCl' an short gain. Nike Tnrlwy 'MM vw is moving in. '92 Francene Beligotti Fabulous Frankie Susan Osborn Captain Scinlillnting Sue af' , Ti v. ' . X - - 1 - 1 A ' .N ' it - ,. ' . ., A J, N ' v .- ' 1' F- , I , 2 . xl yi ,,,.f' 1. Q ldzjg, , -55 QfQ',J'5f F gf af ' n,, 'W V Sk' Y Q! N jf? 47, 4 K' ' R V 3 Qhx 2 '. ii S 1:, ,1 - 1 ' 1, W CHEER Knllllccn filfllll mn X filnlu K.: Joyce Spallone Karen Fuller Iovial foyce Cuplizfalirzg Karen CHEER When the N. D. boys come down the line, You're going to see a game that's mighty fine, For the high school that we love so well, We're going to Fight ! Fight I Fight ! And Yell l Yell ! Yell ! Sandra Arrowsmith Judith Maloney Stinzulnting Sandy jubilant Indy 93 N x , 0, ' 'af Q W '- -lx XR 'ww , 'le K 1 gm, f 2 .,f,z. L , 1. V- WA, QI, 4,2 ig, 1 1' Q A '05 f f f? 'Tjf 71 ' fff 15-of IM 3 Q f f if ,A f ff QV gs iw , f K J gi 'el l 27' 773 1 iff ff i 1 y M TOM HOPE S'11 Defensixe are . . . clever ball handler . . . likes to rebound, 6 9, X 'W Y x QNQ W f 4 'N ' Q Q 'F 1 N 9 f fr :., ff l gfrzde ,' l 1, G i X '5 Q Q 49 2 J , Y 'il fydfidblgf Dym- .,. 1. ff'-zgffffl XX fi, ix f .,.. 'if .- -- A 2 -X .:,,g M L 4 ' 'al ' A c wf , -,J . I, V 5 Q, New 6 S, E 2' 4. 11: E N 2 BILL LIMONLELLI 5'9 1' Wi V f t - .4 f-,' A, i f 7 ,, Wil ' li k V :El l'l' 'l J A f l E f 2 ' 'if ,qi 'ffj , 4 Umm,-k we JERRY COVENEY 5'11 ' f Keen set shot . . . likes to drive l Dead from around the key . . y BILL KENT 5'10 Lncanny Set shot . . . good rehounder . . . steady player. tough on the defense. never misses a foul shot. 1 J: llllif lVlnrmgers Rm' Oslwrn, Kenny TRl,'iN'Kl.N'f f4ilfJ.'N'f1 Tf f lfl' Nlr H ale :incl Dennis ffllCFffJH help Mr. Rullwxell ii ink ilu ,lf ' uniforms. 4-uc' Rf L L eeee . 'ii A A vi b. X. rf., 0 :xE l few, e 'if iv ' f 5 l L N . Q' ' i ' A f ' i- J K , YINNII' XIXI Il l4N'l'I C.-Y' Q w i x , fa N 'l nn-IN xx 1-ll , ,uvlup1'Illlu' liuml lull l1.ll1rllcI', Illl , , Illllllllxllljl lHllIl'L'. sllul , lk-lm Plum- Oxl . . . . MIVK l1.Xl,0li WHY' u' SCI Mmffwmw K , fer: I. , N XXX ss L.-fe tx W1 l il K, Wx lx ll H. ix' t ,, l X ,ff K xx l l f l ' ff Al. Pl It 4 I Mtv 1 TOM CLOKIiS'l1 PAT Ll ITZ 5'llJ fmml lump slim lmiiillm ilu- Goocl jump shot . . . hits lmm around Fine 5lmt . . . S4.'lSl1j1 plus. .. lull xwll , t-mul: timltii :lit- f the key . . . tricky passer. lmtcs tu lusc, , ' I, 0, IN hlliili 2 , ., wi if i 'S u f 2? Q ,',A- , My i .. KIIV , K4 i. l,. ,, , ... Q , Wim L 4. I HE ' ff' 'Y PETE HOYT 5'8 LARRY SPILLAN vitv Terrific Set Shot V , I gli-iwg well . .. Superb jump sl10t..,driwQ uell ei-iceptional rclyuntler standout on deff-mt-. - - - A ' H A C 25 DICK NIVER 6'1 Nice push shot . . . rcbtaunds uell . . . good team man. jfafw at I'I.I. TAKE MY CHANCESQ' says Academy's Lon- nie Moss as he attempts to squeeze through Bill Kent and Larry Spillan. Dick DeMember and Pete Hoyt give further aid. ,, ,v -..T W., li ,t . I Q ,K 4 W' V' Tow' Fffrt 5 - ' fi , UXVHAT NOW'? jerry Coveney asks as he is surrounded by teammate Bill Kent and South- side's Bill Wfood Con the Hoorj and Fred Decker. Larry Spillan comes to his aid. ,, f I cf' yflf :A X 4 I LW' ' X if IN TROUBLE. jerry Coveney gives with a 'WVHERPS THE BALL? Tom Hope and Toni football pass to get out of a tough spot, Cor- Cloke :wait the arriml of the hall to shim their rc- nering him are Goodwin and Cook of South- bounding ahility. side. Pete Hoyt looks on. J.7f.2 hum up Die . GRAB IT MIKILYH Mike Lou LTV and jim Ramith stramhle for the hall, t . gm . dv, A l F' Q' 55? i-we fn, ug 5' A - Z gn: f- .. . A ' in a Z1 A 3' 'ft 5 7' 7: 2 'Gian 3 gfj': A ' 5.715 4, - ES-ff -- A'-' I :Liv EE... Cori' '25 r- .ELZ 252 -,E'7' :Ti- 'T ?572. E'ff ' A,',.. ul , A A , . ' J ,- I ' HIV 'liz' ' 6 .. Il,1 5 If-cw K+- rn I x PETE ADDS TYVO. Pete Hoyt makes it look easy as he drives in for two more points against Mt. Carmel. -I I TTY-lfi DETERBIINED, Larry Spillan iumps for the rebound, Bill Kent and Tom Hope Assist. TH.'xT'S IT, jINl. jim Ramith rushes in for .1 two-pointer .is john kj'I.C.1Fj UU xmtthcs anxiously. ti-:gm ' 's ' w ' I ! ' Q., 'I A, Igfxtfi -I I 'f'.' -- 1- . ' a -Q -. f '53 . , i . BQ' N .iikfjffr Z, r f ' XI' C 5- ' R ' vi'-'titer' t' ' X e, 'ggPEi 1 si. 1 s ry is, it Y ' I a ti-X 'I in 1 I . - we 2 ' Q , f - -v i- W' V I ,C 7 fav' 1 ':l:., W f ..'.,,y..,,+-K .4 ?'EWT 'R' .2 42 at 'w Q -ga A .,.v1 5-X335-I A X . Qflir ii! 1 .i Ky 'F ist 'a A 'f :Q . 7, . I . . t .I X A , 1 , 1 L tl - I C, 3 'i . , if A K Y 'l , i L i i l ' l 1 ' ,, l iywi '-1-1 3 .I ., X : ll 2 V il V , ll J ' ' ,, i. , 5 , fi V JJ 4um..Ae..f...- , -N .. B M A A ll 1' .1. .L f . if . 'A ' . SMILING AFTER A SUCCESSFUL SEASON. First Row: Father llogzm, john Kaine, james Ramich, joe Bcrmingham, Dan Minch, Mike Grady, Art Field, Bernie Mnrusck, Tim Sttmlin, and Coach Rothwell. Svrond Row: Tom Tuohy, jim Mutkler, john O'l.t-ary, Mike l.mw.-ry, Bernie Cole, Dave Gnrrick, lid Shaw, Dan Collins :incl justin Mt-Czirthy. BASKETBALL SCORES N. D. ..Y...,w 61 Troy ............. ,,.,. 3 4 N. D. .,....,, 28 Mt. Carmel ,,.,...... 62 N. D. ......,. 33 E. F. A. ....... ...... 4 9 N. D. ......,. 58 Athens ....., ..... 3 9 N. D. ........ 37 Sayre ....... ..... 3 8 N. D. ........ 55 Athens ....... ..... 3 3 N. D. ........ 53 Sayre ....... ...... 3 8 N. D. ........ 70 C. F. A. .... ...... 3 7 N. D. ........ 44 Padua ........ ..... 4 2 N. D. ........ 45 Southside ...... ..... 4 3 N. D. ........ S8 Seton ............ .... 4 7 N. D. ........ 28 Mt. Carmel .......... 46 N. D. ........ 29 Troy ...................... 24 N. D. ........ 56 Watkins Glen ...... 35 N. D. ........ 39 Seton ...................... 74 N. D. ........ 64 Watkins Glen ...... 37 N. D. .,...,,, 48 Padua ,................... 42 N. D. .,,,.,,. 60 C, F, A. .................. 35 Hcp, Hap Hwang, CHEER THEM oN, GIRLS! Front- Bai- bara Niekras, Rosie LynCh. and Rosle Connelly. Back: Winkie HoseY-'Colleen Kelly, Mary Ellen Foody and Linda Ra- mich. 9 7 4 Wie Jaguew Mow pfwmne. Led by high scoring justin McCarthy, the little Crusaders displayed finesse and teamwork throughout the season. They racked up 11 season record of 13 wins and 5 losses. 'x K 1:4 41, P- WW, '?mw A ,. , EBM 1 7' if 1 E- YQ l TV, at y- V' ' V, W JK ' ff . .V,. ,A I Z Q W' 'W V VV WMV V V.-V , V VV V42 ,, QV 1 V V ' .Wy , -.,., V1 y E' 77 , 'MW V - ,. , f V , , l,W,I.,:l ' A Q hy if I A Wm ,V , Q V LA , ff-- : L 'Vw ,f- ,Mfr 41 A , 'ms an . J 4 gi I C V . N' fi ' ' f . iwflt- , ,, my VA Www-HP' ' V 4321 W' '- ' V 5 L ' ii M , , , .,, X V V , , ,,,, VV ..,.- , ,W , y V 5 1 ggi ' , ? f ' ' f to V , iff 6 '43 , -1- . 2 f- ' ' in N if ' ' 'fp 'M YQ, f', '32517' A 'fig A if ,f 3 1 7, Avg L, My I I H Mifflin! N rs 1 9 VI w.,9iM-A, Wag ,Sk .ffzfw 'AW I .. p, , V Q W-M -H4 : N VV 1 V ., ,Wm . 4 J A ' , s, 1 my ,,,- - , , ui ty Q , V i ., 3 '4 V ,ff f- 'i is V ','L vw, -1 f- ,A Wx! ' 77 -f -, V , , W, . 5, , A 3 V ..,,, ,. V W... . if -2 V ,V ,, if t . , V , ' - ' . r. -1. X3 V '--Q ' V59 ' V - , M, I M WWW gif' . , 4, QQ, -4 if x '- t . ,1 ,I -. Q . if M NW' I ,gi Q - A if whd . , VY lifgmutfw. - W ttf. L A w,,,,,,,,,,0,,, V .,, - ff-. vw l 'iw , 1. 1 'Lf ' :V VV 9 QP, K. , i '44 -1, E 1' 'ln V V, ...diff 'N i K Y xiii 'liVis2,,2pf 'if POXVER-PACKED! Mike lJcSotio swings for the hcneht of Chris Pulforcl, johnny llullcr, Mike Hayes ancl licl Shaw, 98 COOPERSTOXVN, HERE WE COME! First Row: jim Stud- zinski, Frank Stamilio, justin McCarthy, Dick Augustine, Harry Bullock, john Kane, Way'ne Hope. Second Roux- jack Rich- mond, Mirk Balok, jim Ramich, Bob Maltzer, Carl Spady, Tom Hope, Larry Spillan, A. UI. Masone, Denny Lyman. Third Roux' Coath Edward Rothwell, jim Horan, Marty O'Don- nell, Al Amisano, Bill Kent, Danny Collins, jerry Coveney. CAPTAIN PAT LTQTZ Keeps mmm on its toes. WEIGHT-LIFTINCS is bound to transfer weight to the right places for Joe Cummiskey, Brian Linux and Larry O'l-lerron. inns ill. ,V z ,x. :-A L, firms: - x.: i .1l9i'l35lllili i AFTER THE BALL, Bill Kent, Dan O'Herron, jeff Williams and Mike McManus engage in a spir- ' d ame of ping pong before an ite g earnest group of spectators. 'Work consisfs o JVUll1lHXllilN Nlltlx ll.llUlx.tl1nl Kumi Xulwitlll l X l1 ll Ntlnr lx litslttllmll lolctn xlhllltll I1 V 'ill .1, A txt , NlINrNX I Intl Run lxt XIII f otglunm, Unk XX.1ignt-1,M.ffv1.llxffu Nlitl-1 lhlolx, lltnnus Smith, l.llllLN lxtwsniug, Xtmt lllll lllllt X'llILIl1 lfnf l' 11' ltl Nltiltwlxtx, , Y .7. , . t 'w f . U, , -It lm lllll in tn lim Fern in Tum NIJ nrtln, left-tl Ctmxmtrtl f whafever a body is obliged 'lo do, and Play consisls of whafever a body is nol' obliged fo do. LIFE'S A BALL for these bowlers. First Row: jim Studzinski, Dick Augustine, johnny Butler. Second Row: Carl Spady, Harry Bullock, joe Agan. AMPION KEGLERS pose with their trophies. Arlene Semesky B' and Marlene CH L hlin, Mary Ann Everett, Sharon aiz DQ Cathy oug Semesky are proud of their scores. -G01 K WW 'QE' Lek Lt SNA wt if 5 . ..N.,, sears' I. mlinmsw0Q.vy'.., ' ' fy HEALTH HINTS are shared by Mrs. Childs with Rosalie Paggiossi, john Cas- cio, and Robert Griffin. ,,, ,L 1.21 lfznffi PYRAMID BUILDERS at work are Perry Kilpatrick, Timothy Clark, john Stein, Richard Norwood, David Hayes, james Hor- igan, Stephen Burke, james Young, Michael jovanelly, james Minchin. Middlemen: Kev- in Coggins, Dennis Smith, Bartholomew O'Brien, Timothy Noonan, john Coughlin, john Hager, Paul Koslowski, Michael Pe- tras. Higher-ups: john Chapman, Daniel Backer, Timothy Horigan, William Maloney and john Kenna. SHAPE UP xh' ' ' -Wh BALL IN PLAY with Mrs. Harding's whistle. Kathleen Riddell pre- pares a serve to be supported by her team-mates. lil-'Q e 2 ,,. 3 . , : e ar A, . , is Sw 'I Fw W 5 ' rw., Q- ' ep N Ag, ., , Q Xi X wg I s ,,,r. I. rf ' V N' l X , 'NF , ' i 3 , X W 1 fi K Twf--iwxggirn vi i . Qll - s ' --rs - ' -N s, L ti xOiwc,,,3 ' .i . ,ks V ig .a e . Q N iviwfgi' X ' ii NV - E Y s N K X ,5Qg'eNewi N ss- X ,,,i ee x- Y WWW or s ip nut. lrcs mam girls in gym ilnss bvnil their banks In slim their xxaists M wi- X tzlaf Home Z ELECTRICAL l ct '-- ' FIELD HOUSE ACCOMPI.lSlllil7, Mr. Stew llt-tln.m-lt ,i I 4 pH0Nf I ' nad hgr. Daniel linux plroutllx tlisplay ilu- pl.nqucs vu-'ii ' ' I em or scrum wcvoiu the t.lll l tlutxf' Wt ' a 1. I -' Q - PLEASE PASS THE BRICKSH from 'La siding to field house and these volun- teers load the truck: Steve Kondrk, Bill Kent, Pat Lutz, Ray Barber and Ed Cloke relay to Bill Larrabee, Mike Dc Socio, Dick De Member, Mike Tarby and john Cascio. PRE-BANQUET INTERVIEWS assembled these ce- lebrities in the library, Mr. Haggerty is flanked by Coach Ben Schwartzwalder and star Ger Schedes backed by Mr. Al Mallette, sports editor. Mr. Marty Harrigan, toastmaster, has on his left local star Ernie Davis, jim Brown, Mr. Frank Woidzik and gather Hogan backed by Credo sports writer Tom ope. sf .. li ff MURIQ llll5Kll'S nnlu.ul .ui ilu- utlur t-ntl. 'lit-rry lhisioll, It-in Daly, ,lim xitlllllg, -Iolm llinll, loin Iiurke, lh-nny U'llt-rroii, ,lim Min thin, Russ fiUl11l'I'l'SliI .mil launt Mtlttigmsso finish tht' jolw. -le TROWEL-TOTERS gave up Saturdays to arrange the same bricks and presto! three more walls-courtesy of Cstandingj Mr. Leadore Comeau, Mr. Robert Van Tile, Mr' wrmiam O'Dell, Mr. Raymond Smithj Mr. James Deegan, Mr. john Gernert, Mr. joseph Kieffer. Mr. Steve Bednarek, Mr. Charles Mitchell and fseatedj Mr. Robert Comeau, Mr. Paul Farrell, Mr. I Kieffer, Master Tom Lyman, Mr, Ivan Par- sons and Mr. Harold Weed. Arthur 101 awh-I Miss Frances M. Battersby Dr. and Mrs. ohn H. Burke Class of 1960 Class of 1961 Class of 1962 Class of 1965 Commercial Press of Elmira Inc. oseph N . Cummiskey - Builders lnc. Attornev and Mrs. Paul Donovan Francis Dygas Margaret Farmer '59 Nlr. and Mrs. Harold Fisher Gerard's Paint - Vfallpaper - Floor Covering A 2C Edward F. Gublo Mr. and Mrs. Vfalter Hickey Isaf and Knispel Real Estate Brokers J. 8: B Mr. Francis C. Kraft. Insurance Mr. and Mrs. Daniel R. Laux Modern Land Developing 8: Building Corp. Moretti's Restaurant H. G. Nixon Co. Inc. Notre Dame Parents Association Patty-Cake Bakery Raplees Memorials Mr. and Mrs. Henderson Riggs Rossi's Bowling Lanes Turk's Produce Market. Horseheads XY'agner Hotel, Penn Yan, N. Y. K O2 Qgi ff ! f1. .V+ dll 'Jwfgmg' 'Ilia A Mr. and Mrs. Raymond VU. Abel Abeloses Linen Supply Mr and Mrs. Charles H. Adair Mr and Mrs. Eugene F. Agan jr. Mr. and Mrs. Eugene F. Agan Sr. Mr. and Mrs. james F. Agan Mr and Mrs. ,lohn E. Agan jr. Mr and Mrs. john E. Agan Sr. Robert E. Agan '56 Mr. and Mrs. Robert j. Agan , , XXQXLE 'Ylafltx fiirimttlllu' Hula Yaritipnlwurulql .ln Mr. and Mrs. V. Thomas Agar: Albee Motors Alberts Barber Shop Mr. and Mrs. G. Leon .Alexander Alfreds Hair Styling All Point Service Station Mrs. Monica Allen Allendale Dairy Alpert's jewelers Charles Alpert, Elmira Heights Mr. and Mrs. Harry Altman Bob Ameigh Elizabeth joy A. Amisano Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Amisano Mrs. Grace Amos Mr. and Mrs, Stanley Amos Amusement Noxelty Supply Co. Ancient Order of Hibernians Madeline Anderson Mr. and Mrs. Stephen F. Andral-ce Mr. and Mrs. Earl Andrews Sr. Arceri Motor Sales Mr. and Mrs. Verle L. Argetsinger Arkmasters Epholstering. Antiques Restored Mr. and Mrs. Angelo Arico Mr. and Mrs. ,lack Armstrong Mrs. Ronald C, Armstrong Mrs. Burton XY. Arnold Dr. and Mrs. Thomas Atkins Mr, -lohn Augustine Mr. and Mrs. ,loscph Augustine TUV TRIO in thc- Cfrcdo tlrixt- Row ..f' t. tl l.ois Milltr .irc rtwxartlctl lu uh. maffdowli' Mr. and Mrs. W'a1ter Augustine Edna Ross Austin -Piano Tuning 8: Repairing Auto Salvage Co. Mrs. janet Axtell Louis -I. Bacalles Baccile Landscaping Mr. and Mrs. John E. Bacon Daniel Backer Bailey Bt Hassen Mrs. Elva Bailey Mr. and Mrs. Chris J. Baiz Bal-ters Esso Service Dawn M. Baker Mr. and Mrs. Peter Ball Stephen J. Ball Mr. and Mrs. joseph Balok Banfield Jennings Corp. Mr. and Mrs. Richard E. Barber W1 N. Barber Mr. Eric J. Barnard Mr. Harold K. Barnard Mrs. Mary K. Barnard Mr. and Mrs. joseph Barnoski Mr. joseph A. Barranco james D. Barrett Funeral Home Barrys Tire 8 Service Station Inc. Dr. George T. Bartlett Fred -I. Battersby Mr. and Mrs. Fred -l. Battersby Mr. and Mrs. john R. Battezsby Mr. and Mrs. Carl A. Bauer Beardsley Prix ate Business School Mr. and Mrs. Maxnard K. Berkman Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Bednarelt Mr. and Mrs. Frank Beligotti ll. H. A li. Bergh Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Bermingham Mr. and Mrs. Amcrico Bernabei lrx ing Bcrthod - Mason Contractors Mr. and Mrs. George Ransom Biggs Mrs. Howard Biggs -lr. Billings Gulf Scrsite Station Dr. and Mrs. Dallas F. Billman Mrs, Anna M. Bixby Blatks Feed Mill Blair lnsurantc Agency George N. Blanchard -W I--TOM SAWYER Blodgett Dress Shop Mr. and Mrs. john A. Blume Bob's Barber Shop Dr. W. T. Boland Bond Paper Company Bookmark Club of Notre Dame Dr. and Mrs. Alexander Boroff Mr. and Mrs. joseph Bourgeois Bower Dairy Compliments of Brad Brady Supply Corporation james j. Brady Mrs. james j. Brady Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence M. Brann Brant Perma-Stoned Roofing Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Breed Mr. and Mrs. john Brewer Matt Brewer Mrs. George Brickwedde Bright's Trucking Brockway Motor Trucks Mrs. Cora Brooks Claire Brophy Mrs. Agnes Brown Oletha M. Brown Mr. and Mrs. William Brown Mrs. R. N. Broughton Anthony j. Brunozzi Mr. and Mrs. Truman Buck Mr. and Mrs. j. A. Buckholtz Mr. and Mrs. joseph Buckholtz Buckpitt Pianos Mr. and Mrs. Walter Bucy jr. Buell's Flowers - Midtown Plaza Mr. and Mrs. Walter Bulas Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Burgasser Mr. and Mrs. james L. Burke Dr. and Mrs. William H. Burke Mr. and Mrs. joseph P. Burkhart Mrs. john Burns Burt's Inc. Dr. Elliot T. Bush jr. Dr. and Mrs. M. Frederick Butler Mr. and Mrs. Thomas E. Butler Mr. and Mrs. R. T. Byyvater C Mr. and Mrs. Gabriel Cacciotti Cadillac Aluminum Products Inc. W Cain Sr McCabe Mr. and Mrs. Mally Cain Mildred Call Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Call Mrs. Walter j. Callahan Campus Corner Candid Photo Service Dr. and Mrs. Ralph Canter Mr. and Mrs. Francis Caparulo Mrs. Louise Cappucci Mr. and Mrs. Ubaldo Cardinale Miss Carmelita Cardone Carey's Leather 84 Luggage Carolyn Beauty Salon Caroscio's Tile St Marble Mr. and Mrs. Michael A. Carnevale Carousel Drive-In Mr. and Mrs. joseph Carozza Mr. and Mrs. joseph P. Carozza Mrs. Fowler Carpenter Carr's Cozy Corner Mr. and Mrs. james C. Carstater Cary's Pharmacy Mr. and Mrs. john Cascio Cash Electric Inc. Mr Albert P. Cassetta Mr. and Mrs. Francis Cassidy Mr. and Mrs. Herman E. Cassidy Mr. and Mrs. john j. Cassidy Sr. Mr joseph Castellano Mrs. Michael Cayallaro jack Cavaluzzi Mr. and Mrs. joseph Cecchini Misses A. U. and V. A. Cerio Mr. and Mrs. Anthony V. Cerio Mr. and Mrs. joseph Cerny joseph Chairvolotti joseph A. Chalk jr. Chamberlain's Dairy Linn S. Chapel Co. Inc. Lucy Chapman Mr. and Mrs. Robert Chely Chemung Canal Trust Co. Chemung Electronics Inc. Chemung Valley Savings 8: Loan Mr. and Mrs. john Childs Mr. and Mrs. Robert Chrzan Chuck and junker's Olga Churchrnan Mr. and Mrs. Ray Churchman Mr, and Mrs. john Ciarlo Cicci Dry Cleaners i ... . i Jr. df- -'FL P 4 A- - bf:- . 5- , -. 5 A sl ZLQ Q Y, JI.,- -. -,J - W ni . -2 ' ' ' Q 1 ' 4. ' . ' iv' ir, 1 M, 12. . 1. . uper-s.ilesnien in the S50-AAPLATF meal was earned by these s patron drive: ruled-janet Bower, jo Ann P.1sxl.ik. Marx Marks. Mary Lou Raplee, Father Hogan, Rose Marie Cornatihio, Lois Miller, Rose Ann Hassen. Kathleen Sheridring slrimling-fl7.iiitl Devitt, Brian Laux, Boh Vandenburgh, jeron Rogers. Frank Cicci Adeline Ciecotti Anthony Ciccotti Mr. and Mrs. joseph Cicora Attorney and Mrs, Anthony B. Cieri Mr. and Mrs. Harry Cieri Rosario Cieri Angeline Cifelli Mr. and Mrs. Frank Cifelli City Radio 8 T.V. Service Clark's Poultry Clark's Supcrette Mrs. Frank j. Clark Mr. and Mrs. jack Clark jerry Clark '62 Mrs. Mary Clark Mr. and Mrs. Thomas R. Clark Mr. and Mrs. Wfilliam E. Clark Mrs. Marion Clate Suzanne Clate '59 Mrs. Alice Cleary Mr. and Mrs. Gerard Cleary john Cleary '59 Mr. and Mrs. Edward L. Cloke Cloverdale Dairy - Waw'erly' Division Clune Insurance Agency Mr. and Mrs. Austin j. Clune Brian Coffey '58 Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Coggins james F. Coletta Mr. and Mrs. james Coletta Collins 8: Vfalton Plumbing 81 Heating Mr. and Mrs. Daniel F. Collins Katherine Collins Mrs. Marie A. Collins Colonial Motel Dr. Andrew T. Colucci 7 lr M -TOM SAWYER ie Lynch, .intl Robert Mrs. R. S. Cotnstotk Mrs. Contett Conklin tk Ri alisi irii k lialtliolii Shop Michael lf. Conklin Mr. and Mrs. Dr. and Mrs. Mr. and M rs. Mr. and M rs. ll. B. Copelxi lfrzintis Conlon lit-r.iltl Connelly Ciortlon ll. Connelly XY'illiaiin T, Connelly ntl Mr. Dan j. Consiiline Ctiolfs llpholsltry Clay C. Cook Mr. and Mrs. Henry V. Coppini Mary F. Coppini '57 Mr. and Mrs. joseph Cornacchio Mr. and Mrs. Lee Corneau Cornish Auto Sales lnc. Leonard Corsi Mr. and Mrs. james Costanza john j. Costello - Sewer Contractor Mr. and Mrs. j. Albert Coughlin Anne M. Coughlin '57 Mr. and Mrs. john K. Coughlin Lewis Coughlin Sue Coughlin Mr. and Mrs. john Coveney John W. Mr. and Mrs. Robert j. Coveney Coveney Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Coward Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Cowulich Mr. and Mrs. Harold S. Cox Mr. and Mrs. Ray Coyles Cynthia Cramer '61 Mr. and Mrs. Ralph S. Cramer C. XV. Crandall, Drilling Contractor Credit Rating Bureau Realty Bldg. 103 WX ? Creighton's Creamery Mr. and Mrs. Anthony F. Crescenzi Crew's Plumbing 84 Heating Cristofaro Brothers Construction Croft's Motel Mr. and Mrs. james W. Cullen Culligan Water Conditioning Corp. Mr. and Mrs. Francis Cummings john L. Cummings Leo T. Cummings 8a Son, Builder Mr. and Mrs. james F. Cunningham Mr. and Mrs. Florance Curran Curren's State Line - Gas 8: Groceries Mr. and Mrs. Edward B. Curtin Curtis Wholesale Grocers Dr. and Mrs. XVilliam j. Cusick Mr. and Mrs. Patrick D'Abbracci Mr. and Mrs. joseph M. Dailey Dairylea Milk and Ice Cream Mr. and Mrs. Ben D'Aloisio Mr. and Mrs. Fred D'Aloisio jerry Daly '59 Mr. and Mrs. john j. Daly Dalrymple Gravel 81 Contracting Co. Mr. and Mrs. joseph R. D'Ambrosio Mr. and Mrs. Daniel A. Dean Mr. Anthony DeBlasio NEW LOOK in N. D.'s band is displayed by janet Allen fwhose family presented the marimbaj, james Kessing and james Hall hugging new baritones donated by funds from last summer's festival. Dandy Market Daniels 84 Co. Ray D. Daniels Anthony j. Davis Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Desjardins Mr. and Mrs. Michael F. DeSocio Miss Rose DeSocio Ray Devlin Mr. an d Mrs. Edward Drake Mr. and Mrs. Paul Driscoll Mr. Dr. and Mrs. and Mrs. Wfilliam C. Drohan Edward Droleski DuMaurier Co. - Optical Imports B. Dwyer jay Dwyer's Mobil Service Station Mr. an d Mrs. P. j. Dwyer E Fraternal Order of Eagles No. 491 Mr. and Mrs. C. Leonard Eckman Edgcomb's Furniture Store Frances Egger Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Ekes Elias Food Market lfhwfgcweadamfoa ' 12' 2 'Z6!!a6!r fund 'Ib' 5111 I-HUCK Mr. and Mrs. james C. Deegan Deister 8: Butler Inc. DeLaney-Reynolds Co. Mr. Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs and Mrs. Edward DeLaney Harold j. DeLaney john F. DeLaney Ralph DeMember Martin Dennington Dominick DePaul Leonard DeRenzo A. C. DeRisio Teresa DeSanto '57 over their top averages, junior joe Kelly, freshman james Hall, senior Gerry Cristo. faro, and sophomore Mary Ellen Eoody are off to a good year. RELAXED RACERS seem pleased W Tlswasxm sw . f Dr. and Mrs. C. H. DeWan A. B. Dick Co. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Dickinson Chris Dietshe Dimon 84 Bacorn Trucking Mr. and Mrs. Charles S. Dimon jr. Dr. justus H. Dimon, Optometrist Carmen A. DiNardo, Plumbing 84 Heating Lena DiOrio Mrs. Catherine Dix Mr. and Mrs. Edward Dix Dixie Barbeque Dixie Lanes Mr. and Mrs. jos. P. Domhroski judge and Mrs. Daniel j. ljnnghog Dooher's Pharmacy Mr. and Mrs. john E, Dooley Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Dooley Mr. and M rs. Clarence G. Don- lloxxartl li. Doiy U lfvvlyn lbougan john T. Dowtllt' Mr. and Mrs. john j. Dralwingki Lois Ann Dralwinski 'oO Mr. and Mrs. john Draghi Drake lfucl N lluiltlcrs Supplies Mr. and Mrs. Donald R. Drake lllfl Mr. and Mrs, Robert Ellett Mr. and Mrs. Charles Ellis Mr. and Mrs. john Ellison Elm-Co Elmira Elmira Elmira Elmira Dairy Arms Company Inc. Auto Springs Co. Block Inc. Burial Case Co. Inc. Elmira Business Machines Inc. Elmira Chuck Wagon Elmira Coal Company Elmira Drug - Southport Elmira Fabric Center Elmira Fuel Company Elmira Heights Variety Store Elmira Elmira Elmira Elmira Homes Inc. Market Place Motor Rexxinding Service Office Equipment Co. lnc. Elmira Provision Co. Elmira Quality Printers lnc. Elmira Saxings S Loan Assoc. Elmira TN. Serxice Center Elmira Tobacco Co, Elmira Transit Mix lnc. lilmirol Corporation Mr. and Mrs. George Emanuel lfntmick Motor Co. Empire Eood Co. lnc. Enterprise Store Equitable Life Insurance Society Mrs. Walter C. Ervin Sr. Erway Ambulance Service Mrs. C. R. Essen Mr. and Mrs. George R. Evans Mr. and Mrs. George Everett F Miss Theresa Fabrizio R.N. Fahs 84 Sheen Atlantic Mr. and Mrs. George Failey Mr. and Mrs. Carl Farmer Mr. and Mrs. C. N. Farnbaugh Mr. and Mrs. Sinibaldo Fasanella Carol Ferguson '56 Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Fermer Mr. and Mrs. William H. Fetter Fillmore Cleaners RE 3-7349 Mrs. Albert B. Finch Fire Ball Delivery Mr. and Mrs. J. Emmett Fitzgerald Mr. and Mrs. joseph Fitzpatrick Mary Flahive Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Fleming Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin L. Flynn Mr. and Mrs. J. Harry Foley Ann Foody joe Foody's Dry Cleaners 81 Shirt Laundry Mr. and Mrs. J. G. Forest, Waverly Mr. and Mrs. Earl Forrest Mr. Elmer Forsythe Mr. and Mrs. Mario Forte Mr. and Mrs. james Frank Ben Franklin Store Mr. and Mrs. Emmett R. Franklin S- 'S SUPPLIES ON DEMAND at the bookstore, Rosann Laux, Mary Amos, Sharon Bundy, Kat Woodard, Edward McCloskey, Thomas Langstine. Mrs. Uri S. Ifrenth Sr. Friends ol Bob :lc :lc 11: Friends of Notre Dame :ga :iz :1: Mr. and Mrs. Peter Frisk Mr. and Mrs. Allen Frost Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Fuller Furman jewelers Fusare Sr Picarazzi G Mrs. Alice Gaffey Dr. and Mrs. Harry iiarlseti Garey 8r Keyser, Attorneys Mr. and Mrs. litlmond Ciaulhier Mr. and Mrs, joseph Ciawlas Gerould's Professional Pharmacy Inc. Gierston Tool Co. lnt. Mr. C. Giometti Paul F. Giometti Glaser's Rexall Drug Store 8: Gift Shop Glider Cab RE 4-6133 joseph Godwin Mr. and Mrs. P. F. Godwin Harry Goldberger Mr. and Mrs. Eugene F. Golden tourtt-sy of Mrs, Ciontstotk being lwst-igt-tl ln hryn Ross, Carol Keenan, Mary XY'itl1it', -lean Mr. .intl M rs. l.eon.urtl ilorslu' Cioultl l'.ll'llIl'I' Lo. lm. Mr. Jlllll M rs, -lost-pl: M. frllltt' M r. :intl M rs, Tlionuus t.i.itlv Grnnlier Rest llonte Louis Al, Green - Nzltionwitle Insurance Mr. and Mrs. Arnold D. Greem Gregory Storage Grilwlwin Roofing Co, Mr. and Mrs. Leo Ciritiin Mr. and Mrs. William Grifhn Griswold's Flowers Al Grove - Ridgewood Terrace Homes 'Sl234,Hu4k,z,f mt ' ajriwww . Avffllfdlfw 7 I gm ZZ 526 wcfli, 91061 15 - -TOM SAWYHR Mr Joseph Fravel '59 John E. Gallavan Mr. and Mrs. Francis P. Golden Guaranteed Drilling 84 Pump Mr. and Mrs Kenneth Fravel John j. Gallavan Df- Milton Goldsmith SUPPIY CO- I . Mr' and Mrs' Hem F Frawley L C, Gamble Mr. and Mrs. George A. Good Gublo Floor Co., Elmira Heights Mr' and Mrs' J0hnlD 'Frawley Mr. and Mrs. Robert W. Gamer Dr. Robert E. Good Miss Victoria Gublo Mr. and Mrs. Leo Fredericks Helen T. GaneY Mr' Walfef Good French Oldsmobile Mf- and Mrs' Leo Gamert 10 Anthony Goodwin THF BIRDIF DISTRACTS the cooks momentarily as Mrs. Reynolds, Sister Mary Corinne. and 'LUe!!,f!!!caaect,0ze4wta5rt3,62AAaZfAaaaw0Z4a.23,f'fl Mr. and Mrs. Norman Gunderman H Mr. and Mrs. Sam Haddad Hagens Servisoft - Soft W'ater Service Mr. and Mrs. Harold M. Hager Mr. and Mrs. Maurice A. Hager The Hagermans Haggerty's - Sayre 8: W'averly Mr. and Mrs. James E. Haggerty Mme. Halina - School of Dance Arts Hall's Motor Transit Co. Mr. and Mrs. james Hall . I 9 X : I ' of N, A Q , F, , ll . x f s , J I iy J Mr. and Mrs. james A. Hall Dffr. and Bfrs. Richard A. Hall Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Halpin Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Halpin Jr. Hamlin's Music Store Hammond's Dairy Products Hample's Clothes Shop Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hample D. M. Handrick 8: Son Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Hardiman Harold's Army 81 Navy' Store Harpers News - Wfaverly, N. Y. Harris Food Market Mr. and Mrs. George WF Harris Mr. and Mrs. Lyall E. Harris Mrs. Stephen Hart Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Hartnett Mrs. Frank Hartnett Haskell Construction Co. X Mr. and Mrs, George Hassen Mr. and Mrs. john B. Hassen Mr. and Mrs. L. Wf. Hastings Frank E. Hauver - Musical Instruments Mr. and Mrs, Henry C. Hayes joseph Hayes Mr. and Mrs, M. E. Hayes 106 Mr. and Mrs. Karl Il. Healey Mr. and Mrs. Edward A. Hee Heights Theatre Helens Beauty Shop james Hemmenway Florist Henderson's Lamps, Parts and Shades jim Henderson W'heel Alignment E. M. Hennessy Harold L. Henry's Hot Point Appliances - Service Mr. and Mrs. joseph F. Hentz Beverly Gublo Herrick '59 Mrs. Lucy Herrick William G. Hessler Mr. and Mrs. james Heverly Hi-Bar Tavern Hickey Studio Hickory House Dr. and Mrs. J. M. Higgins Helen Hill Miss Ann Hintz Miss joan Hintz R.T. Mr. and Mrs. john Hintz Ann Hitchcock Mr. and Mrs. james B. Hoagland Dr. Lawrence L. Hobler Clement Hofbauer Hoffmans Food Market and Hot Pizza Mr. and Mrs. Leo E. Hogan .lack Holland Studio, Corning Mr. and Mrs. W'illiam Holleran Miss Ethel Holt Art Holtzman Associates - Mutual of Omaha W'arren Holzkemp Mr. and Mrs. Frank M. Hoobler Mary C. Horan Bus Horigan's Tavern Mr. and Mrs. j. Edward Horigan Horseheads Market Place Hortons - 526 S. Main St. Mrs. Katherine Horton Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Horton Theresa M. Hourihan Hoyy ard's Esso Servicenter F. M. Howell Co. Hoyts GLF Service. Millerton, Pa. Huck - Finn Motel Mrs. Harry Huddle Dr. and Mrs. Robert H. Huddle Paul Hughes Dr. -l. H. Hunt Mr. Thomas Hurley Dr. and Mrs. Stanley D. Hurst Hutchings Fuel Service Mr. and Mrs. nl. Hutchison Gerald Hy land '59 Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Hyland I Imperial Hotel lnternational Correspondence Schools Interstate Motor Freight System J ,lames Beauty Salon Mr. and Mrs. Floyd janeski Mr. and Mrs. F. ul. -lanowski Kathryn -lenkins Walter job Nlr. and Mrs. Harold .lohnson Marietta M. joseph 'S' ,loyt rest Skating Rink Mrs. Lzlngstinc late tht' lamished linc fcarlessly. -HUCK PENN jugglers of Notre Dame Jumps Glads K Kalec Funeral Home Mrs. Frank Kane Patricia Kane '60 Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Kane Samuel G. Karaan Mr. and Mrs. Charles N. Karl Mr. and Mrs. Morris Karski Mr. and Mrs. Walter Kazrnark Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Keating Harriet Keayin J. J. Keefe Restaurant Mr. and Mrs. Charles J. Keil Bob Keller's Texaco Kelly Drug Company Kelly Rexall Drugs Mr. and Mrs. joseph Kelly Dr. and Mrs. W1 M. Kelly Mr. and Mrs. L. P. Kenna Kennedy Kitchens Kennedy Trucking Service Mr. and Mrs. Daniel F. Kennedy Mrs. Clyde Kent Mr. and Mrs. Orville Kent Thomas J. Kersyan Mr. and Mrs. H. B. Kilpatrick Mr. and Mrs. I. R. King Knapp Cleaners Knapps School of Music Wilbur Knapp - Awnings Knights of Columbus Knit 'n Purl Kondrk Plumbing S Heating Dr. Charles H. Kosmaler Mr. and Mrs. john F. Kosmicki '-u... lifi wa- I of I X :. ' 'r e- 'Q-JE 4 . 1 M' 'S--125 1 XVORK lS PLAY for the girls, Margaret Osborn, Antoinette D'Amhrosio, .intl Iutlith Meatlt- but the boys, Charles Mtllermott, Timothy Connelly, lNlithael lXllXt'I'.lI1tl john Xxlills take their job seriously. Mr. and Mrs. Francis G. Krampf Mr. and Mrs. Albert Krelie Sr. Miss Minnie C. Krelie S. S. Kresge Co. Rose Kroclynski Mr. and Mrs. Charles j. Kromer Mr. antl Mrs. john P. Kuhinski Mr. and Mrs. Robert Kujawski litl. Kunieky Mobil Servfce Mr. antl Mrs. julius j. Kurcoba lirantes M. Kurtz Frances Mary Kurtz Mr. and Mrs. Michael C. Kwasnik L Mr. and Mrs. Theodore LaBreque Mr. and Mrs. Arthur LaComb Mr. and Mrs. Richard j. Lagonegro Laidlaw's Dairy Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Laird LeVal ley M cLeod, Into. Samuel N. Levine, M.lJ. Mr. and Mrs. Lawrente Lilley Sr. Linioncelli Tire Inc. Mr. and Mrs. john Liinoncelli Mr. and Mrs. joseph T. l.imont'elli Mr. antl Mrs. Vincent Link Katherine L. Linneen Mrs. Conretta Lisi Mr. anal Mrs. Michael Lisi Little Central Grotrery Store Little joe's Zenith T.V. Service Mr. and Mrs. Willianl B. Little Dr. and Mrs. Ping P. Liu Mr. C. Lloyd Mr. and Mrs. Bernard -I. Lothern Dr. L. j. Loclico Sr. Mrs. Louis Lodico jr. Theresa Loll '59 Mr. and Mrs. Long Mrs. Agnes Long Mr. and Mrs. Waldtw Longwell jr. Dr. .intl Mrs. john ly l.xnth Mr. .intl Mrs. l.eo P, l.ynth l.ort-tt.t I.s nt h M rs, Peter l.x'nth Mr. lllll 'Nlt ljr, Allretl XX. l.llt.lS M fusorgt' fi, Mat C ireexvk Mr. antl M rs. john Mails . t 's, Robert I. l.xnouI1h M r. antl Mrs. Marion M. Mask M r. and Mrs. XXIRIIICI' ll. lNlatPht'rson Mr. anal Mrs. Roger Madigan Mr. :mtl Mrs. john Mahoney Frank l.. Makoxitth Mr. and Mrs. john Makovitth james Maley - Assotiatetl xx ith Marthant Calculators Mr. and Mrs. Ciustaf Mallette Mr. and Mrs. Fred Maloney Mr. and Mrs. Maynard McLaughlin Lake Road Bar-B-Que Mr. and Mrs. Robert j. Landy Mr. and Mrs. Roland E. Langlois Dr. and Mrs. Robert V. Larkin W. Larrabee Inc. Dr. and Mrs. F. A. Latini Daniel .Laux 58 Margaret Laux '59 john B. Lawless, Attorney Mr .and Mrs. A. j. Leach Dr. A. j. Leahy Mr. and Mrs. Vincent N. Leahy Franklin Leet Lehigh-Horseheads Warehouse Mr. and Mrs. Samuel LeMark Mr. and Mrs. Sebastian Lentini Leo's Auto Service Leupelt's Photo Engraving Mr. Merle V. Lester 'Wow cr 603.gif Corp. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Looney Mr. and Mrs. Charles Loos Billy Lorden Mr. Walter Lorgan D. W. Lougher 8: Sons Mr. and Mrs. j. G. Loughlin Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Love Loveless Landscaping Lovely Shop Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Lownsbury Luckner's Funeral Service, Wfaverly Lucy's Dairy Mary F. Lucy Mr. and Mrs. Winton Lutes Mr. and Mrs. Iran Lutomski Mr. and Mrs. j. B. Lutz Louis j. Lutz Gloria F. Lynch Mr. and Mrs. james Lynch Sr. Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Maloney Mr. and Mrs, Wlalter Maltzer Mrs. W'illiam Mangan Florence Manning '58 Mr. andsMrs. john Manning joseph Manning '59 Marine Midland Trust Co. of Southern New York The Marinos Mr. and Mrs. joseph Marino Dr. and Mrs. james Mark Mr. Lawrence Mark Mr. and Mrs. Leon Markson Mark Twain Hotel Mr. and Mrs. Larry Martel Martins Hardware Mr. and Mrs. Harvey K. Mashewske Masia's Restaurant Mrs. john Maslinski Xli .tn.l Nlis llluit Alas.-tit Xl.ttt-wits lVplt.littc llelutii All .mtl Nlis lohn I Xl.ttns:.tls Nlis t l Nlax Nli .mtl Xlts Iohn I Nltt .ilu- Nlr .intl Nlis lhomas Nltt .inn Nlr. .mtl Nlis If justin Nltt .othx Nll'..ll1tl Mist harltis Nltl .trthx l llen Nl, Mil .irtht Mi. .mtl Mis. tieotjgt- I. Mit .titln QINXUII l'. Mil .lllllj Nlt. .tml Mis, llilionms I. Mit .tltln Ml. .intl Mis. llilllllblllk M14 .llllly Mary .Xltte Md .mlm llouaitl Mtt lL'll.llll.lll Mr. .llltl Mis. Paul Mtt losltes john li. Mil otmatlt Mrs. Artlmr lNltl3erinott Peggy Mt llermott 'SH Katherine Mtllligotl lfrantis j. Mtliarlantl joan Mtliarlantl M r. and Mrs. Fnos Mtfiee Mr. and Mrs, john Nltfiee Mary Claire Mtfiill '57 Lt. and Mrs. Rithard j.MtC1ill Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Mdiurgan Mr .and Mrs. Robert Mtllale Marian C. Melnerney Mr. and Mrs. C. j. Mclnerney Thomas A. Mclnerney Funeral Home Mrs, Leo McKinney Mr. and Mrs. Wfilliam MtLaine Mr. and Mrs. Daniel j. MtLaughlin and Lib Ambrose V. McMahon Mr. and Mrs. Robert Mtblamara MtNaught jewelers Mrs. Theresa McNulty Mr. and Mrs. Leo Mtpherson Mr. and Mrs. john Mtviilliams Mr. Carl D. Meatham I My 6 Mrosi s.txx'YrR 107 ft' x P 3 lt . ai wk ' .Q - i uw' 3..- gg-.gg . HI-FI SPIRITS soared when good freshman sports played along with their initiators. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Medalie Mr. and Mrs. Cyril T. Meeham Mekos Charter Service Melody Gardens Mr. and Mrs. Donald Metz Mrs. Leo Metzger Miller Food Market Jess Miller Bottled Gas Mrs. Donald H. Miller Kathleen Miller '59 Mary Bernadette Miller '56 Mr. and Mrs. Ralph F. Miller Mr. and Mrs. William C. Miller Millerton Texaco In Memory of C. J. Milliken Sr. Helene Milliken Mr. ancl Mrs. John F. Minch Mr. and Mrs. Willis L. Minth Dr. and Mrs. Alfred A. Mitchell Mr. and Mrs, Francis J. Mocklcr Mr. and Mrs. Frank Moffe Francis T. Mogros - Funeral Home Dr. and Mrs. Richard O. Monahan Mr. and Mrs. W. P. Monahan Mary L. Monks Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas Monte Mrs. Florence M. Moore Anthony J. Moran Mrs. Geraldine Moran Mr. and Mrs. Raymond J. Moretti Mr. and Mrs. Francis T. Moretti Morrell Tailors St Furriers Morrison's Interior Design Miss Anne V. Morse Mr. and Mrs. Mosher Mr. and Mrs. Richard H. Mosher Agnes D. Moss Miss Ellen Moxley Mr. Louis D. Muccigrosso Mrs. M. R. Muccigrosso Mr. and Mrs. Morton Murdough Mr. and Mrs. Francis Murphy Mr. and Mrs. John Murphy John P. lVIurphy Jr. '58 Dr. and Mrs. John P. Murphy Robert A. Murphy Theresa Murphy '59 Mr. and Mrs. Leonard J. Murray Dr. William J. Murray Mr. and Mrs. William Murtaugh Mustico's Restaurant Carmen Mustico Mr. and Mrs. Louis Mustico Mr. ancl Mrs. Donald F. Myers Mr. anal Mrs. William lNlyl1alyk N Mr. :mtl Mrs. W. J. Nagel Mr. Patrick J. Nzinglc Mr. and Mrs. Angelo Narde John Nash Family National Army 8: Nasy Store National Window' Cleaning Co. Mr. and Mrs. Francis Navone Mrs. Mary Navone J. J. Newberry CO. Nick's Restaurant Mr. and Mrs. Frank Niekras Mr. and Mrs. Charles Nittinger Mr. and Mrs. Beniamin Niver Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Nolan Jeanne Nolan '58 Mr. and Mrs. John J. Nolan North's Jeweler - Athens and Was'erly' Northwestern Mutual Life ln- surance Co., Howard F. Blair C. L. U. 8 Associates Mr. and Mrs. Gerard XV. Norton Mr. and Mrs. Henry Noxick Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Novicli Mrs. John Nugent 0 O'Brien S Ftkind O'Brien Restaurant O'Brien's on XY.1verly Hill Mr. :intl Mrs. Daniel O'Brien J. Xxillllkllll O'Bricn Mr. nntl Mrs. Jcromc O'l7onncll M ip John C. O'l3onnt'll Mr. .mtl Mrs. XX'llll.lIl1 li. 0'l5onocll Mr. .mtl Mrs. -l.ll1lt'h O'll.u'.l Mi. .mtl Mrs. -loscpli I,-ll.ll'.l lloilon ll ll.ll't' U'llt-tion lnsui'.mtc .'xJlC'lItJ' lloioxln N. ll llcrron Alf. .lllkl lxll'N. ll'l,.l11glili11 Mr. and Mrs. Allen F. O'Leary Helen O'Leary Albert Olson Real Fstate Adelaide Olszovwy Robert L. Olthof Mr. and Mrs. Arthur M. O'Meara O'Neil Taxi Mr. and Mrs. Harry E. O'Neil Mr. and Mrs. Joseph P. O'Neil Dr. G. Orsillo Mr. and Mrs. Harry L. Osborn Mr. and Mrs. Roy B. Osborn Jr. Mr. and Mrs. William Osborn Our Lady of Lourdes Nursery School Mr. and Mrs. James F. Owen P Mr. and Mrs. Peter Paciorek Sr. Jane Painton '57 Mrs. P. Painton Mr. and Mrs. Truman VU. Painton Trumie Painton '59 Pag's Press Shop Mr. and Mrs. Joseph V. Paggiossi Mr. and Mrs. Robert Palizay Dr. and Mrs. Charles Palmer Palms Restaurant Jim Paluzzi's Toggery 8: Tailors Manuel Panosian Parkview Tavern Mr. and Mrs. Albert Pasielski Pete Se Tom Patros Patty Cake Pantry Patty Gail Sweets Inc. Mrs. Josephine Paul P.1uldine's School of Beauty Culture Mrs. Alzy Pawlak Peerless Dry Cleaners Penn Mutual Life Insurance Co. Pennsylvania Railroad YMCA Perry R Maxcy Insurance H. H. Peterson Tom Patrick '50 F. PCIFOC0 llaroltl .md Yxonnc Phillips Mari kno Piccoclt '90 Mr. .mtl Mrs. Miclmcl Piccuclt Picrt c's Rcst.u1r.mt Pinc Citi Market Pioneer Rcst.tor.1nt N Grill Nom A. Piper Alamos Pironolo Mr, .intl Mrs. Louis Pironolo l'olm.1ntccr's lfsso Scrwiccnter I0-m,fZ0'LU wuiaf ottbwwwbief' Mrs. joan C. Powell J lil-CRX Mr. and Mrs. Henry Roche Mrs. Sidney Rose Miss Hildagard Prechtl Mr, and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. and john Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. jacob j. Prechtl Richard Prechtl jr. Ronald Prechtl Francis D. Preston Eugene H. Proulx A. Pucci Crawford L. Pugh Daniel Punzo N. H. Purdy Pupils of Our Lady of Lourdes School Miss Louise Putney Q Mr. and Mrs. Ross F. Quatrano Mr. and Mrs. joseph Quatrini Queen City Paper Co. Rahall's Food Market Mr. and Mrs. Carmen Ramidl M r, and Mrs. Eric H. Rangstrom Mr. and Mrs. Albert Raniewiczf Mr. and Mrs. Peter Raniewicz Mr. and Mrs. Floyd A. Rathbun Mr. and Mrs. Art Reagan Attorney and Mrs. Henry M. Rebeck Harry E. Record joseph Reidy '58 In Memory of Richard j. Reicly Dr. and Mrs. Phillip j. Reilly Religious Art Shop Mr. and Mrs. joseph B. Rempe Reppard's Plumbing 8: Heating Miss Irene L. Rodzai Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Rodzai Rogers Amoco Service Station Rogers Insurance Agency Rosenbuunfs Attorney and Mrs. Mzinlortl Roscnheck Ross-Mestan Garage Miss Rita Ross Y, . ..,.,., MARTlN'S MARCH yielded top figure for homeroom 20-I. Kfon tributors inclutletl Martin Townsend, Putt-r Patiort-k, Alolin M Burke, William Maloney, jeanne Keating, Mary Ann l'yert-tt Constance Sweeney, and john Murray. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Rogers Mr. and Mrs. Robert F. Rogers Virginia Rogers Mr. and Mrs. Walter C. Rogers Mr. and Mrs. W. j. Rohan and Family Rhode's Service Station Mr. and Mrs. john C. Rohde Helen Rohel Angeline E. Romani Ascenza Romani Mary Romani Arthur j. Root Mr. and Mrs. Edward Rose jr. Samuel Rossi Terry Rothwell '75 Mr. and Mrs. F. M. Rourke Harley Rouse Vifinifred Rouse Roy's Trucking Service Royal Tire Sales Ruddick's Cleaners Mr. and Mrs. Charles F. Ruhmel Sr. L, Earl Russell, Contractor Mr. and Mrs. Edward F. Ryan Mr. and Mrs. john G. Ryan Miss M. Agnes Ryan Mrs. Robert j. Ryan Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Reynolds Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Reynolds Mr. and Mrs. Howard Rhoades Mr .and Mrs. joseph E. Rice The Rich Plan Mr. and Mrs. Henri C. Richard Leonie Richard '58 Raymond Richards Mr. and Mrs. john j. Richardson Mr. and Mrs. Cecil L. Richmond Thomas Ridler Mr. and Mrs. Frank Riley Rinwalske's Wrecker 81 Towing Service Ritter's Electric 8: Auto Service Mr. and Mrs. H. Richard Robinson 109 Tlllll lllli Mr. .intl Mrs. Mitlmcl Rylmtlt Mr. .intl Mrs. Stanley Rilnitlt john Nl. Rytk Rytler's liitthcns A .Xpplmntcs Int Mrs. 'I.llUl'll.lS Rynone S Mr. .mtl Mrs. l.Itester Sadonitlt Mr. .Intl Mrs. Rtn.tltlo l'. S,tpin.trto St. joscplrs llospital Sthool ol Nursing lit-orge S.tl.unttl.t S.1lly's llkkllllj' Shoppe Mr. .intl Mis. Monte S.ttnm.trto Mt' intl Mis. K lmtlt-s Il. S.tnipseII Mr. .Intl Mrs, ltwtng S.tntllt-r Attorney vllltflll M. Saito Mr. .intl Mrs. l'llll'Sl 5.lI'tltl in tno's Shot- Stort- Mr. .mtl AIIS,,l.ll1llll.lSv',S.lXlll1l Mr. .tml Mus. lotus Hnxutltt S.IXXXL'I', lTt'ut'y N SllllllIXX.lY i'hIYPll.llItL'S M ly .intl Mrs, Louis Snxc Sr. M r. tlllll Mrs. ,IH'4l'l1lISlWl'llltU St.tile's C-ift Shop Mr. and Mrs. l:l'.Il1lK Stanlin Mr. and Mrs, Paul -I. Stanlin Mr. and Mrs. C-regory Stnrpi Mr. .intl Mrs. ltlwin Sthcuer Mr. and Mrs. joseph C Sthiefcn Mr. and Mrs. Wfilliam P. Sthiefen Schmidt'5 Food Market Mr. and Mrs, joseph Sthmieg Schuyler Lumber Co. Schwartfs Smart Women's Shop Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Seakovy Segur Convalescent Home Mr. and Mrs. john Semesky Sempler's Marine GREAT PLANS are being concocted by the newly organized Alumni Association. The officers include Frank Maloney, president: Florence jensen Weingart,- recording setretaryg joan Farland vice president: Sister Mary ,l03Chim, m0Clef3f0f3 Regina Hnfkff 53165, rl'C5P ml'nl'i ' - ' nable to attend secretary' Reverend William Reed, chaplain. Francis Smith, treasurer, was u , the oliicers' meeting. john E. Sullivan ,Lf til, 7 1 A i i , , V- - I Q 4 3 9 1 , I, fi - i 7, i Z r 0 A f i 'f V ' it L 'J' . ,, 1 6 wi ZW ' ' , 5 'ir ' 1, ' , ' . pr ,Jay f' ' . 5 z rr - , V we f 2 , i .121 ,. W4 fi , .41 , ,, , I f , i F' 'V Y wie... 1 i' f . 7 12, rl ll . I I ,. V, X .V up Vp ... I ,,, I ' ' -rf 'H ,'.. '. I f ' - , 'ff Ffa!! U W ' ,mfff kx:Lf 421: ,f . l . I I i . . ,. A 1 f .oe V, -X.. ,H 1 qt ' 1 S S sl W. L' .. tire ,.f .7 -'W kt L L' I lv V. N ' L' ' , nf' 1, .Kwai I J I-wi 'V W, , I W , .jfflw c ,fa - , :M . ' ' ' 1. ,,l ' ' i v, 3 we az , . :i .. , , ,,. , , X A fin ' ' ' J ' 'lsr' 'L X Q V , vi. M my Eff 7, ,tri - , W It , mf A- in ' p'M ,, ,wo 1. it A , V ' ww V K 1 vw , ' r ' . A We , r T, W' ,WV J' CLWLW' W X5 'fi mf X-1. ,.. it 1 f., ,W ,- A ,. JIM y gy Y ,f,,.' f 1 ff .i 1.1, y ,,,. ,, H. ,, Wy y y 6, V ,V .,.. ., fx Afffff ',' A Wag .f Jr' ' f . A 1 ni A r ll .M -f f 7' T L-vii-.f'f' .NW - H ,fr M ri or I W 1 ya, ,.4W-wi 1, . 'uf' 'f, -7 '- r j 7 , my N- FRESHMAN CHORISTERS in Holy Night fChristmas 19565 comprised present seniors Mike Tarhy, Chuck Bright. Louie Ma- rino, Larry Sullivan, Mike Wfeldon, Dick Boroff, john Cascio, jerry Ryan, and Henry jovanelly. Leonard Share Mr. and Mrs. L. Edward Shaw D. james Shay '42 Dr. john H. Sheahan Dr. and Mrs. j. W. Sheahan Sheehan's Inc. Mrs. jack F. Sheehan H. j. Sheehe Sales Co. Mr. and Mrs. james B. Sheehe jerry B. Sheehe Mr. and Mrs. joseph M. Sheehe Sheely-Tinny Florists Morris Shepard jr. Mr. and Mrs. S. C. Shepard Mr. and Mrs. Edward C. Sheridan Mr. and Mrs. Leonard j. Sherman Shield's Electric Motor Service Betty Shields Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Shimwell William R. Shine F. F. Shortsleeve Co., Inc. Dr. and Mrs. joseph F. Shortsleeve Shriebman's jewelers Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Shulman Harry H. Sigel Dr. and Mrs. Rohert Siliciano Mr. and Mrs. T. Ii. Simon D. H. Simpson - Contractor Mr, and Mrs. john R. Sintotk Rocco 84 Grace Sincloni Iwlr. and Mrs. Edward Sinnoth Mr, and Mrs. james Siotas Mr. and Mrs. Edward Sipka Skil-Bilt Fence Corp. Mr. Anthony P. Sliwa Mr. and Mrs. joseph Sliwa Smith-Fudge Funeral Home Inc. Dr. and Mrs. Arthur D. Smith Francis j. Smith '56 H. C. Smith Mr. and Mrs. james P. Smith Mrs. joseph R. Smith Mr. and Mrs. T. B. Smith Miss Kate Snyder Miss Mary E. Snyder Mr. and Mrs, S. Sobkowski Mister Softee Ice Cream Mr. john Soloman Southern Tier Glass 84 Mirror Corp. Southern Tier Tree Service Southport Army-Navy Store Vincent Spallone Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Spearman Miss josephine Spectattino W. M, Spiegel Sons Mr. :incl Mrs. john Spillaln Spirawk Appliance Sales Mrs. Willizlrtl Spoore Stark lilettronirs Int. Mrs. Frank SlIIllL'llIl2llL'l Mr. and Mrs. joseph Stadelmaier Dr. Rodney Stedge Mr. and Mrs. Francis T. Steed Mr. and Mrs. Stanley C. Stefanski Steele's Antiques Kffwckoa Iazwfgtwrd IQZZZZL pimp' . - HUCK ...W Stempfle Electric Corp. Stetz Service Station Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Stetz Lela Stevens W. C. Stevens Inc. Dr. and Mrs. Raymond H. Stoddard Stone's Cleaning Supplies Stout Motors Clair N. Stout Gene Strange Stroemann Brothers Co. Mr. and Mrs. Miss Angela Guy Struble Mr. and Mrs The Sullivan Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs john E. Strong Strozinski Raymond Stryzinski Twins Charles H. Sullivan Cornelius Sullivan T T. 81 j. Foods Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Louis Tamara Alice and Tom Tangredi Harry Tanner Ta rby 8: Hazlett Mr. and Mrs. Harry Tarby Mr. and Mrs. R. R. Taylor Teeter, Harpending, Fox St Swartwood Television Service of New York Terpolilli Family Terwilliger Electric Inc. Mr. and Mrs. B. A. Tervvilliger Peter Thomas Cleaners jerry Thomas Thompson Gun Shop Thompson Motor Express Mr. and Mrs. Robert S. Thompson Dr. and Mrs. A. D. Thuotte Mr. and Mrs. Bernard E. Tigue Mr. and Mrs. Michael Tobash Mrs. Helen Tolbert M r. M r. Mr. J. P. M r. and Mrs. john L. Sullivan and Mrs. john M. Sullivan and Mrs. joseph M. Sullivan 8: M. Sullivan Inc. and Mrs. Rohn-rt j. Sullivan Attorney anal Mrs. Thomas j. Sullivan M r. M r and Mrs. Simon Suskie Zllltl Mrs. litlxvnrd Sutoski Miss iililtlys Suloski Swan N Sons Morss l'onip,my Mr. .intl Mrs. l.. R. Swank john Sn l't'lll'y lhllllllj' Mi, anal M rs. Anthony Syillo Tom's Liquor Store Mr. and Mrs. limlwerto Tomei Tonemaster Hearing Aid, H. B, Eastman Toomey Brokerage Co. Mi..1nd Mrs. G. A. Tora Mrs. Kenneth P. Tom Mr. and Mrs. F. H. Ton nsend ML, .ind Mrs, G. Thomas Tmnter Trcssler's limo Troy 'SS Mr, and Mrs. Francis H. Troy Sr. Mr, .ind Mrs. joseph Troy beftwfloafagvmvrw. Verity Mimeographing Service Mr- and MVS- Gem!-TC' XV- Wiflfh Francis Touhy Mr. and Mrs. Pasquale Tuccinardi Turck Brothers Raymond H. Turner Xvlillll Radio Station Wellington Optital Company Welliser Construttion Co, j. F. 8: j, P. Wenzel in . nw My W on 'Jimi -TOM Mr. and Mrs. George Tymoski U Mrs. Elizabeth K. Underwood United Rent-Alls Mrs. james Urquhart The Ushers Club V Dr. joseph F. Valicenti Margaret Valicenti Mr. and Mrs. jerome Van Ben Coten Vasco Exterminating Company Werdenhergfs Mr. and Mrs. Dalton A. Wereley Westervelt Paint Co. Mrs. K. Wetherhee Mr. and Mrs. joseph Whalen Mr. and Mrs. jack Wheeland Wheeler's Foods Whipple's Lumber Yard White Eagles Club White's Toyland Pete White Whytock 8: Clark Fuel Mr. and Mrs. Dorr j. Wichie Mr. and Mrs. joseph S. XVichtowski Mrs. Vivian Williams Mr. and Mrs. H. F. Wilson Mr, and Mrs. james S. Wfilson .mt CPQ F .Nl - . Y -1-. :. 1 lil 'Qs .. is i xl Jwxgx P ff fi il 1 f N .. A IW 5 A ' ' ' ' .L J it' iqwi y j, i ' V g Qffiii f ii 'tx .f P i--.-,-v.+f' I I I 1 SlVllLlNCi Sl5l,Tl ,T were kl.lllLCl s in l.tst unit s imisii.tl, llu lor lum' Ttllur: Theresa Satlonitk, Sandi .Kii'ousiiiitli, lsatlilct-ii Man I-Ian, Carol Tota, Alilflilllllt Mtilirtlmx, lyitlilt-t-it It-ggiiis, .intl Mari jane lzsdale. M ix lint-I W'ism-t ki Mrs. f,.lll1t'l'lllL' XYit1t-I ,Nliss Xml.: N ili It Mr, gtnil Mrs, l'mlu.trcl XYi1uit-la N oilt I oiiinit-it i.iI lit 4 i-ii-Iitioiiim llr, lhvitl XY'l.ulis N oiiiiig l ltttiii to Mr. .intl Mrs. illl iL'llll Xkhotlliinist- Mi -intl Mis li.uiii is N onlin Mr. .intl Mrs lliilmial ll, XYivoclliotist- lolita 'I N otiiiy Mr. .intl Mrs. l'il.ll1llHi'i.Xwililillk XX I, .K l ll N inning lin l.tlll1el' lf. Waiull Mi. .in-l Mis litwlligi' XX NlllIllj1lVllNlll XW,llUlXYlll'lll'S Mrs. A. l.ym.in Xxllljllll Z Don XVrigl1t lm. Vern's Grill Vi's Inn Vic's Diner Mr .and Mrs. Louis P. Vickio Mrs. Alexander Villela Virginia Tourist Home Mr. and Mrs. Max M. Winieski Winner's Cut Rate Winnick's Army 8: Navy Winnick's Foodtown Wirth Cigar Store Mr. and Mrs. S. C. Wisneski Vogel Brothers Concrete Contractors Mf- and Mfs- 5- C- Wisneski lf- W Mr. Lawrence Wales Mrs. Lawrence Wales E. S. Walker jr. Mr .and Mrs. james B. Walsh Mr. and Mrs. john Walsh Mrs. Louise O. Walsh Mr. and Mrs. john Warwick Mr. and Mrs. john A. Wasek Patricia Watts '58 Mr. William Waytina Mrs. Gracia Weaver Russell H. Weaver, General Insurance A 1 ' cfgp 644014 PRINCE AND THE PAUPER All'!Cl'lXYlllfllII1.ll1 yrlullys pin., N fum l ,X Alf- 'lml Mrs' A- XY' wiulllli XX illwil ftisti Y.lilll lni ft'liIl's SlIllllttvSL'lXI1t' X fcpp lit'lIiigt'l,Hi1iii Sales Suri X,CCl Dairy Mrs. Miltlreil fitninslti I NVXUIIIIL' film Y llr. and Mrs. Patil l' Zolrouslti S hi Z l ' li Ynnuzzilsy XYEIYCFIXQ Nl Y' op IL um wtt STRATFORD ACTOR XVill Geer came from Connetticut to present his Mark Twain readings to the State Speech Association this spring. 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