Oriskany Falls High School - Oriska Yearbook (Oriskany Falls, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 92 of the 1959 volume:

We, the graduating olaaa of 1959 dedicate this edition of the 'Oriskan to a teacher who has set a good example to our class during the past year. Her help, cooperation, and patience have made this edition possible. We hereby dedi- cate this yearbook to Mrs. Marlene Cole. . mm • ‘ • V 1 If.- A'VV ••’ 4 ; .■% '■• V '• X-V i ■ •vV: � ■.■■■■ -.via fe :y ;V: •; :■’ WiMM i fcv; V -•( .;; . ■ • , ■••'. : V ' • ;-.y 33f$S swi £ 7 f v. • . .V_v:-i 'V (ksH. -’'I,! •-', . • ■•: ' V;: uv:-. . • ..•••■■ . ■ • • ■ r i' -v o :' v'.- A . BOARD OF EDUCATION R � S Clerk; B. Von Dauber, President; J. Williams, L. Findlay. 2nd row: R. Davies, L. Dapson. FACULTY 1st. row: Mrs. Wilson, Mrs. Paulat, nrs. Cole, Mrs. Cifonellei, Miss Doyle, Mrs. Rehm, 2nd row: Mr. Shlffer, Mrs. Youngs , Mrs. Cooley, Mr. Buokoski, Miss Ambrose, Mrs. Hicks, Mr. Volk 3rd. row: Mr. Stysh, Mr. Terpening, Mr. RabiJ, Mr. Daub, Mr. Dwyer, Mr. Ash. Abaent; Beemer- ADMINISTRATION Walter S. Bucko ki VICE PRINCIPAL SECR ETAR V PRINCIPAL Milton R. Beemer Goldie E. Day NURSE Mrs. Rose Gallagher JANITOR S. Borokowski B. Livermore, J. Charboneau BUS DRIVERS CAFETERIA WORKERS K. Jipson, L. Engle Martha Ball Martie To b© a music teacher Teacher s Pets Someone to watch Over Me Oh Charlie My quick temper Band 1,2,3� 1 ; Chorus I4.; Senior Play 4; Class Representative 2; Yearbook Staffl ; Newspaperstaff 3 Joan Ann Clair Joanie To have health and happiness Waiting for Jane in the morning Its Only Make Believe One only hope my heart can cheer, the hope to meet again Always willing to help someone. Class President 1; Chorus 1,2,3; Vice President 2,3� 1 ; Yearbook 1+ Newspaper 3; Senior Play I4. Jane lizebeth Clair Janie To get along. Saying goodnight to Chuck. May You Always How’s the World Treating you? Always smiling Secretary 1,2,3 1 ; Chorus 1,2,3� Majorette 1,2,3; Newspaper 1,3� Senior Play 1 ; Yearbook Staff Mary Kllen Clair Kathleen To be a Telephone Operator Homework Bim Bom Bay Just a minute Polka dot glasses Chorus 2,3; Newspaper 3; Senior Play I ; Yearbook 1 Kathleen Mary Colman Kay To see the world Teacher's pets I Believe Just a minute My quiet manner. Yearbook staff ! ; Senior Play I ; Newspaper Staff 3,1 Richard Huntley Dick Electrical Engineer Grouchy people Beep-Beep Drat It all My great sense of humor Band 1,2,3,! ; Senior Play 1 ; Basketball 3� I ; Yearbook 1 ; Newspaper 3; Soccer 1,3,1 Carol Lee -“owe Howle To go the the I. B. M. School Loud People He Oh My Goodness Blonde Hair and Blue Eyes. Newspaper Staff 3� Yearbook 1 Senior Play 1 Civil Engineer Tieders Jokes Beep Beep What did you sayl Always asking questions Soccer 1,2,3,! ; Newspaper 3; Basketball 1,2,3,! ; Senior Play !;.; Honor Society ! ; Science Club 1 Ann Johnson Johnnie Secretary Certain teachers and their pets. To Know Him Is to Love Him Oh Peanuts My Shortness Cheerleading 1,2,3,45 Band Sec. Senior Play 45 Band 1,2,3,45 Yearbook Staff 4; Student Council Newspaper Staff 3; Queen of Junior Prom i. Roberts Mallabar Bob An Electronics Technician Sisters Sixteen Candles What in the Duce Qui e tne s s Band 1,2,3 4� Soccer 3; Yearbook 4; Newspaper 3; Baseball 3; Basketball 1 3� Honor Society4; Junior Prom King; Senior Play 4 Bill Lancuski Cuski Be successful and live in Flordia. Girls who think they rule the world Itf 8 Only Make Believe Time My natural blonde hair. Soccer 1,2,3,45 Baseball 3, 4? Basketball 1,2,3,45 Newspaper 35 Senior Play 4; Yearbook Staff 45 Class Rep. in Student Council 4 V' Jeffery Mariano Jeff To do well in whatever I try. Kay and Mary together Baby Let's Play House Yoiire crazy Flashy clothes and a flirt Soccer 1,2,3,45 Basketball 1,2,3 45 Baseball 1,2,3,4$ Yearbook 45 Senior Play 4 Carol Misiaszek Mitzi Physical Ed. Teacher Getting up In the morning. Volarie” That a what you think!” My blue sneakers. Class President 3 I4.; Treasurerl Band 1,2,3� kl Debate Team 3; Vice President of Band I;; Public Speaking 1,2,3ikl Senior Play I4. Editor of Yearbook 1; 5 Delegate to Empire Girls State 3;£thics Committee I4.; Softball Team 3; National Honor Society I4.5 News-� - paper Staff 2,3 Carol Re hr Rehmie” Medical Secretary Homework ”Autumn Leaves” Nuts” Greem Eyes Student Council Rep. 3;DA.R. 1;; Treasurer 1;; Co-editor of year- book 1;; Newspaper Staff2,3; National Honor Society 1;; Soft BaJ Team 3; Senior Play 1;. Marcia Eileen Sykes ” Blondie” Medical Secretary People who call me Proxie.” ”Chapel In The Moonlight.” ”Jeepers Creepers” Blonde Hair Band l,2,3� l4 ; Chorus 1,2, 3 I4.; Softball Team 1,2,3 U ; Debate Team l,2,3� l|.; Cheerleading 3 A; Chorus President 2; Band Sec. and Treas. 2; Class Treas. 2 ,3I Student Council Sec 2,3; Senior Play I;; Yearbook Staff I4.; News- paper Staff 1,2,3,; Student Council President l;j Student Council Delegate to Port Plain. Kathleen Mary 01mstead Susie” To go to California People who don t keep their nose on their own face. ”My Happiness.” Cool off” Sweaters Chorus 1; Band 1; Debate Team 2,3; Public Speaking 1,2,1;; Newspaper Staff 1,2; Yearbook Staff 1;; Senior Play 1;; Dance Sweetheart 2 Richard E. Tieder Teed or Dick Metalurgical Engineer Mr. RabJ Blue Skies Cool off My height and my sense of humor Manlius Math Tournment 2,3$ Yearbook l±; Senior Play National Honor Society ij. Stephen Carl Winans Pee Wee Chemical Engineer Rock and Roll Beep Beep Them’s the breaks Ability to engage in arguments. Yearbook 1±: Deoate Team 3 4$ Public Speaking 1,2,3$ Senior Play I4.; Newspaper Staff 1,2; Class President 2, Science Club President 3 Honor Society Class Flower-Orchid Class Motto-Life is a picture—Paint it well. Class Colors-Blue and Gold SENIOR CLASS WILL I ANN JOHNSON do hereby bequeath to: 1. Kay Alberding, all my excess height. 2. My brother Robin, all my school books and good luck with them. 3 To some unfortunate Junior, my seat in the front of the room. I MARY ELLEN CLAIR do hereby bequeath to: 1. My sister Rosie, my ability to chew gum and not get caught. 2. Lorena Maass, my ability to keep quiet in study hall. 3. Some Junior, my bench in the second row from the window. SENIOR CLASS WILL CON’D I MARTHA BALL do hereby bequeath to: 1. Bonnie Livermore, my excess weight. 2. Janice Harding, my ability to play the saxaphone in tune. 3. To all my brothers and sisters, the fun 11ve haa in school. I RONALD IDZI do hereby bequeath to: 1. Dave Garvey, my spot as center halfback on the Soccer Team. 2. My sister Doris, my ability to get along with all teachers. 3. Anybody who wants it, ray books and my bench. I JANE CLAIR do hereby bequeath to: 1. Connie Murphy, my ability to get along with all teachers. 2. Any Junior, the ability to chew gum without getting caught. 3. Sally Williams, my ability to wander in the halls. I WILLIAM LANCUSKI do hereby bequeath to: 1. Marianne Hoch, my ability to keep my eyes open when I laugh. 2. My sister Barbara, my old locker in High School. (No. 31� ) 3. Kurt Hoch, my ability to play year-round sports. I JOAN CLAIR do hereby bequeath to: 1. Eva Day, my locker next to her sister Pam. 2. Cynthia Von Dauber, my ability to type. 3. Sally Williams, my ability to get to the cafeteria first. I RICHARD HUNTLEY do hereby bequeath to: 1. Dan and Don, my ability to pass English. 2. My brother Ray, my old Seventh Grade books and good luck. 3. Any one who wants it, my seat in the Senior Band and my tuba. I CAROL HOWE do hereby bequeath to: 1. Tunny Howe, my desk by the window. 2. Doug Sinclair, my ability to work in fourth period study hall. 3. Eileen Rehm, my ability to work and not to laugh in school. I RICHARD TIEDER do hereby bequeath to: 1. Mr. Buckoski, my excess height. 2.. Any loyal Bench Buddy, my bench. 3. My brother, my ability to get along with Mr. RabiJ. I CAROL MISIASZEK do hereby bequeath to: 1. Some cold-blooded Junior, my desk next to the radiator. 2. My brothers, my ability to get along with all teachers. 3. Pam Way, my ability to chew gum and get caught doing It. I JEFFERf MARIANO do hereby bequeath to: 1. My sister Ginger, my desk in the third row from the window. 2. Mary Mallabar, my ability to win arguments. 3 My brother Doug, ray ability to play all sports. I KATHLEEN COLMAN do hereby bequeath to: 1. Jim Still, my ability to get along with the teachers. 2. My sister Barbara, my seat near the window. 3. Mary Still, by ability to keep quiet and work in study hall. I STEPHEN WINANS do hereby bequeath to: 1. Fred Screbo, my ability to get along with the teachers. 2. George Garrow, my ability to talk a lot and say nothing. 3. Some Junior, my position as Business Manager of the Oriska. I KATHLEEN OLMSTEAD do hereby bequeath to: 1. All the 7th and 8th graders, my ability to stay out of trouble. 2. Any one who wants them, all my old books. 3. Carol Jeffers, my ability to chew gum and not get caught. I ROBERTS MALLABAR do hereby bequeath to: 1. Fred Screbo, my quietness and ability to get along with teachers. 2. My brother Tommy, my seat in band. 3 To anyone who can find it, my typing ability. I CAROL REHM do hereby bequeath to: 1 My sister Eileen, my ability to be serious in school. 2. Cynthia Von Dauber, my ability to never give up that ship. 3• Lorena Maass, my ability to bring books to study hall. I MARCIA SYKES do hereby bequeath to: 1. Ginger Mariano, my brother Dick. 2. Mr. Buckoski, my love for man's best friend. 3. Frank Scarpino, my broken gavel in Student Council. SENIOR CLASS HISTORY In September of 1955 one of the most important doors of life opened to twenty-four high school freshman. Everything was very new and wonderful. We spent the year getting acquainted with the roles we were to play the next three years. In our Freshman year our activities were few. We had a record dance, a paper drive, spaghetti supper, and a scavenger hunt. Our officers for our Freshman year were as follows: President-Joan Clair, Vice President-Stephen Winans, Secretary- Jane Clair, Treasurer-Carol Misiaszek, Adviaor-Mr. Crupl. When we returned in 1956 David and Elsie Hamm and Diane Burleigh had left our class. Our Sophomore year wns a very exciting year for us. We had our Sweet Heart Dance, with Freddie Lawrence s Orchestra. Kathleen Olmstead wes chosen Queen of our dance. Our officers for the Sophomore year were: President-Stephen Winans, Vice President-Joan Clair, Secretary- Jane Clair, Trea8urer-Marcia Sykes, Advisor-Mr. Guayasamin. The following fall when we returned, we had lost George Murphy, John Finnegan and Pat Falin. Our Junior year was full of exciting events. We took over the movies from the Senior class and sold candy at the basketball games. Our Junior Prom was a great success. The Class chose My Blue Heaven as the theme, and Duke Harmony and his orchestra provided the music, Bob Mallabar and Ann Johnson were elected King and Queen, and one and all had an enjoyable evening. In November we received our class rings; this was a thrill for all of us. The Junior Class took over the newspaper called the Hilltop News. Class officers in our Junior year were as follows: President- Carol Misiaszek, Vice President- Joan Clair, Secretary-Jane Clair, Treasurer-Marcia Sykes, Advisor-Mr. Guayasamin. When we returned in 1958, two more had left our class. They were Helen Snell and Whitney Oliver. Another student Joined our class, Kathleen Olmstead. Our Senior year is one of the busiest year in High School. First was the task of putting our yearbook the Oriska together, aid then came our Senior Play called Rest Assured, a three-act comedy which was presented on November 21. We wish to thank Mr. Beemer for helping us and Mr. Volk for assisting us with the make-up. We had a Donkey Basketball game in January. Officers of the Senior Class were: President- Carol Misiaszek, Vice President- Joan Clair, Secretary- Jane Clair, Treasurer-Carol Rehm, Advisor-Mr. Buckoski, Student Council Rep. Bill Lancuski and Ann Johnson. Now the four years that seemed so long have gone swiftly by. Our high school years have been exciting and eventful. They shall never be forgotten, especially our trip to New York and Washington. So the doors of Oriskany Falls High School have closed to eighteen Seniors, and a new life will start for all of us. SENIOR CLASS PROPHECY Yesterday, exactly ten years after our graduation in 1959 who should I happen to bump into in Beverly Hills but my old buddy, Rehmie. We ex- changed conversation, and I told her I was doing very well at the racetrack with my horse, Hoofless.” She told me she was a horse doctor and had Just come from the home of Dean Martin. She had delivered his wife’s (Susie Olmstead) tenth baby. It was an emergency and Rehmie was the only doctor available. Rehmie and I decided to look up the other members of the Class of 59 We met Bill Lancuski and Jeff Mariano cruising along in their bright red convertible. Who should be with them but Marilyn Monroe and Jane Mansfield. Next we met Joan Clair and Carol Lee Howe. They told us they owned the Popeye Spinach Company. Carol cut the spinach while Joan poured on the vinegar. It is known that this is the worst tasting spinach in the U.S.; even Popeye can’t stand it. After talking with Joan and Carol, we went to a little place called Martha’s Hideway. The name sounded familiar, so we asked who the owner was. We were much surprised to find it was Martha Ball. Besides being the owner of Martha’s Hideway, she conducts her own band. Kay Colman, who was discovered by a talent scout at our Senior Play, is now the leading lady in a broadway production called I Need a Husband Like a Hole in the Head. Through technical difficulties, we were unable to reach Steve Winans and Richard Tieder. They were the unnamed scientists who had reached the moon. They are now reading a book called How to Get Back to Earth in Ten Easy Lessons. Our next stop was our home town. We went to the heme of Marcia and Junior Engle. Upon meeting Marcia, we were very surprised to find she was no longer the pretty blond we knew in school; but the pretty brown haired girl we always knew she really was. We found out from Marcia that Ann Johnson was married to General Whitney Oliver, and they had two little pri- vates of their own. Next we stopped at a near-by farm to get water for our car radiator. Who should come to the door but Jane Clair. She told us she was married to Chuck Marriott and this was their farm. Jane also told us they were doing very well since they bought out Grove Hinman. We found that Ronnie Idzi was a coach at Notre Dame University. We also know that Notre Dame hasn’t won a football game yet. We had all but two of our former classmates accounted for. We were told we could find Dick Huntley and Bob Mallabar in a small town in Arizona. Bob is the head of the Rangers and had Just caught the notorious leader of the Hunt’s Tomato Gang, Dick Huntley, when we arrived. This brought to a close our re-meeting of the Class of 59. In the future we all hope to meet again. ?• yriaA kj Gst s -' B JUNIORS 1st. row: C. Jeffers, P. Day, D. Garvey, K. Alberding, E. Mar- iano. 2nd. row: D. Sinclair, M. Vey, B. Colman, C. VonDauber Mr. Terpening, E. Rehm, C. Bechy, C. Howe, F. Scarpino. 1st row: J. Falbo, P. Hill, L. Bechy, A. Maass, P. Way, C. Ball, P. Scarpino. 2nd row: J. Dapson, S. Oliver, D. Idzi, M. Malla- bar, Mr. Dwyer, M. Hoch, B. Livermore, G. Tleder, J. Mullen. SOPHOMORES lat now: K. Hoch, Jonea, I . Heydet, Moon, Mr. Styah, R laszek, G. Garrow, L. Lawton. J. Buell, B. Day. Clair, E G. Eddy, E. Clark, S. Kolwaite, C. Mariano,L. 2nd row: M. Albardlng, C. Sykes,K. . Sltta, M. Still. 3rd. row: J..Mla- R. Jonea, J. Kilpatrick, F,S6erbo, EIGHTH GRADE 1st row: L. Maass, L. Mallabar, E. Day, J. V netten, J. L611 man, A. Snell, S. Mullen, S. Williams, D. Mariano. 2nd row: K Moten, J. Oliver, J. Rice, Miss Ambrose, C. Murphy, L. Bardof, J Mariano. 3rd row: J. Sykes, G. Jones, S. Turner, S. Godfrey J. Tieder, R. Jordon, A. Castelluccl. SEVENTH GRADE 1st row: R. Turner, V. Oliver, J. Buckoski, J. Harding, S. Mis- iaszek, K. Way, R. Borkowski, S Farrow, P. Freemire. 2nd row: F. Jordan, C. Engle, T. Mullen, R. Stachco, Mrs, Cooley, B. Finn- egan, W. Snow, J. Still, R. Sykea. 3rd row: R. Snow, A. Bechy, J, Egan, C. Keyser, H. Carney, R. Dapson, J, Lollman, W. Buell, R. Burnham, F. Mulvihill, K. Hoch. SIXTH GRADE 1st row: C. Kilpatrick, S. Clements, K. Charboneau, S. Tieder, M. Moten, S. Emberley, C. Egan, L. Bishop, B. Tallman, 2nd row; S. Freemire, L. Rice, J. Ames, J. Malhenzie, Mr. Terpening , P. DeKing, E. Jones, L. Jones, J. Bartle. 3rd row: D. Clark, E. Bardrof, H. Lewis, T. Turner, B. VonDauber, T. Ames, W. Murphy, Howard, Ford, DeKing, Shauger, i|th row: Hall, Heydet, A. Bechy Lawton, Godfrey, Idzi, Hooh, R« Huntley, Mallabar, Mariano. FIFTH GRADE 1st row: M. Marcusco, E. Ball, B. Edellnte, K. Enderes, S. Lollman, E, Moon, L. Stone, M, Reardon, S, Legacy. 2nd row: V. Parkhurst, S. Moon, S. Borkowski, Miss Doyal, P. Ball, P. Osborn, A. Erlcken. 3rd row: W. Kilts, J. Kilts, R. Marri- ott, R. Dianna, R. Legacy, J. King, C. Hall, C. Fauklner. FOURTH GRADE 1st row: H. Bingel, L. Carney, M. Diehl, P. Turner, C. Clark 2nd row: P. Turner, N. Dolan, M. Furness, M. Stone, S. Turner S. Keyser, B. Reardon, L. Folts. 3rd row: K. Kilts, M. Dapson B. Rice, K. Mathews, S. Osborn, Mrs. Youngs, K. Moon, J. Godfrey M. Bechy, S. Falbo, L. Emberley. l+th row: R. Wllmot R. Fues� G. Felski, S. Vincent, M. Buckoski, E. Harding T. Spooner, R. Ford. B. Tallman. D. Weaver. THIRD GRADE 1st row: B. Lancuski, J. Diana, D. Tallman, J. Olmstead, R. Johnson, S. Jones, S, Fuller, C. Mariano, E. Stone. 2nd. row C. Hoch, M. Williams, P. Bechy, B. Weaver. L. Sefcheck, J. DeKing Mrs. Hicks, C. Isley, B. Cowles, Y. Alberding, M. Camelo, R. Marriott, R. Kilts. 3rd. row: T. Legacy, R. Charboneau, D. Turner, S. Enderes, J. Misiaszek, D. Tallman, A. Hall, G. Bartel absent R. Burleieh, L. Neff SECONDGRADE 1st row: R. Falbo, A. Vincent, L. Spooner, S. Diehl, R. Boehlert R. Cowles. 2nd row: E. Folts, D. Potts, S. Cowles, S. Howard L. Dolan, L. Kent, C. Weaver, J. Furness, D. Stone, D. Turner. 3rd row: D. Hall, H. Osborn, S. Titsworth, S. Sykes, N. Egan, Mrs. Wilson, N. Slocum, D. Eddy, J. Idzi, S. Dickson, R. Marriott i+th row: W. Shauger, A. Ball, J. Mucurio, R. Castellucci, D. Orossman, A. McNamara, J. Clements, R. Burleigh. KINDERGARTEN 1st row: J. Marriott, M. Misiaszek, R, Buell, D, Dunham, E. Cas- tellucl, S, Charboneau, T. Hall. 2nd row: D. Jeffers J. Char- boneau, P. Mcnamara, D. Qaberely, K. Bechy, J. Howe. 3rd row: H. Potts, C. Jones, A. Plaate, E. Egan, J. Paulat, C. Spooner, P.Faii brother, J. Howe, R. Weaver, lj.th row: L. Stone, T. Buell, J. Rice, D. Neff, T. Slocum, L. Elmer, R. Burleigh, A. MoMurtrie, J. Kilts, Absent: H. Beemer, R. Clair, V. Abbey. FIRST GRADE 1st row: T. Farrow, P. Clark, K. Enderes, L. Spooner, V. Tallman, P. Hennesey, B. Babcock, J. Strong, J. Marriott. 2nd row: R. Diana, M. McNamara, L. Cowles, G. Findley, Mrs. Cifonelli, D. Von Dauber, C. Comelo, C. Jones, D. Dickson. 3rd row: B. Wllmont, S. Beiderman, C. Slocum, Q. Fuess, J. Riordan, T. Ericson, C. Blanchard, H. Way, L. Shoen, J. Hoch. v: • . � • T=W',y : 'i '•!•.: .-.:• V ■ . .• 5� . mm -.,. : • .;•••• •-. - - BASKETBALL TEAM Left to right: A. Johnson, A. Maass, M. Hoch, M. Sykes, C, Howe, G. Mariano. 1st row: F. Scarpino, D. Garvey, G. Tieder, J. Mariano, W. Lan- cuski. 2nd row: Manager R. Huntley, J. Dapson, D. Sinclar, Coach E. Daub, Absent: J. Von Dauber. VARSITY CHEERLEADERS BASEBALL TEAM 1st row: K. Hoch, R. Jones, J. Mullen, G. Tlsder, J. Misiaszek, J. Mariano, tf. Lancuski, D. Sinclair. 2nd row: Manager R. Hunt- ley, J. Dapson, D. Garvey, S. Oliver, P. Scarplno, Coach E. Daub. SOCCER 1st row: R. Jones, S. Oliver, W. Lancuskl, R. Idzi, J. Mariano D. Sinclair, D. Garvey. 2nd row: Coach E. Daub, J. Misiaszek P. Scarpino, Tieder, Dapson, Huntley, Garrow, Hoch, Mgr. Bechy JUNIOR VARSITY 1st row: F. Scerbo, J. Mlsiaszek, W. Buell, J. Mullen. 2nd row: Manager, J. Bechy, R. Jones, R. Idzi, S. Oliver, Coach, Mr. Dwyer. J V CHEERLEADERS Left to right: C. Mariano, L. Beeehy, M. Alberding, C. Von Dauber M. Mallabar, C. Bechy. m SENIOR BAND 1st row: J. Oliver, L. Jones, R Staooho, G. Eddy, S. Kolwaite, M. Mallabar, K. Alberding, J. Van Etten, L. Bardof, A. Maass, L. Mallabar, A. Johnson. 2nd row: M. Ball, J. Harding, C. Sykes,R. Burnham, R. Borkowski, B. Mallabar, C. Misiaszek, T. Castellueci, R. Sykes, G. Garrow, C. Keyser, R. Huntley, R. Dapson, K. Hooh, E. Bardof, G. Hooh. 3rd row: Mr. Shiffer, E. Mariano, L. Bechy, C. Engle, L. Maass, K. Hooh, M. Sykes, M. Hooh, C. Von Dauber , C. Beohy. BATON TWIRLERS 1st row: C. Von Dauber, E. Mariano, C. Beohy, L. Beohy. JUNIOR BAND 1st row: B. Tallman, S. Legacy, R. Burnham, J. Harding, R. Sta- ccho, R. Borkowski, C. Egan, S. Tieder, S. Clements, L. Jone3 2nd row: E. Bardof, G. Hoch, K. Hoch, R. Dapson, B. Finnegan G. Garrow, T. Oastellucci, C, Keyser, M. Ford, T. Mallabar , R. Sykes. 3rd row: W. Kilt3, C. Engel, W. DeKing, R. Huntley Mr. Shlffer absent: R. Billings, R. Klrley MIXED CHORUS 1st row: M. Hoch, M. Mallabar, E. Clark, L. Mallabar T. Castell ucci, D. Mariano, J. Van Etten, S. Mullen, J. Rice. 2nd.row: C. Sykes, J. Lollman, J. Oliver, J. Mariano, A. Snell, K. Moten E. Mariano, R. Scarpino, C. Von Dauber, 3rd row: K. Alberding, M. Ball, M. Sykes, D. Sinclair, D. Garvey, G. Garrow, G. Eddy, L, Lawton, E. Sitts, L. Bardof. ANNUAL STAFF 1st Row: K. Olmstead, K. Colman, J. Clair, C. Misiaszek, M. Sykes, C. Rehm, J. Clair, C. Howe. 2nd row: R. Tieder, A. John- son, R. Mallabar, R. Huntley, M. Clair, S. Winans, W. Lancuski, J. Mariano, M. Ball, R. Idzl. NEWSPAPER STAFF 1st row: A. Mass, C. Jeffers, C. Bechy, M. Veg, K. Alberding 2nd row: B. Colman, E. Rehm, P. Day, K. Colman. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY 1st row: M. Mallabar, M. Hoch, C. Mlslaszek, R. Mallabar, C. Rebm, K. Alberdlng. 2nd row: S. Wlnans, D. Garvey, R. Tieder, R. Idzl. STUDENT COUNCIL Left to Right: K. Alberdlng, M. Sykes, P. Scarplno, M. Mallabar Absent: P. Blunt, Mr, Beemer s NN • .■ ■ ; : ;• v. :• ■'•:’. V ,'� ,'r • ’ .■ '• •.' • ;v ■' ■ ' ■,:■ . . •. • : H «JO (? 7?£ CLAsrTJ e Aet droJJUjj TlZj. 'S'fuyr 3 57 T jexl - £. Ob ju L aj I?- (X.XJLjlajcLx u . y OACmAxj 3'k ruAXxjunfX ?. $AxAjtALrLtf 3 Ol££ s , 'Vl - IB jS 00 L jfuuJiL f CL of l yrrO '1f frO-jOs 4 iAJUjCjIa j$jCptio-rv icju.v.y. jP 'fionaJL 3juiaP 3 luaM L Xc?''- ( aIaJccutu %oJLJLb , 72. Zj. S oJjUv VJ? 1$ Kxxydi sS'iXtA - ( ruuA cu f ?7 -Ud tj0“ Jl(Lsbo J- lc $ o cCl lj 3 o3jtsV jS jla j cjl) G TTJLU cfcckJ 9 7? CHlT QjLLoriJM3 isOuCsrij }T a rxxx t , : cm s% C3 AAyjJext i . 3 odUh, 7Z.l ‘ iL yi- ji gCf ' Cs HolAA, C p 1961 C777Tjp 777je Z O , y S' $L O'3 JUU; f ). } . iTJxtk' - C7iuAJt. -£ jyv b °f Mll fl, JLnd }0. juihM1 £p iuytfr -uo jiAtA a r yJ uLi j j ft T Jxasij£ks. l cuJuacrv ; 72 - ja A. O. y ?aA. UiaX Oyri JL rryx t JjA, jb.loJ' jp sy u ) (Xtuy-uyriAL. jjr V '? T7 (3 ujJeasri 7 aJLLa 's |5' yncyw3uJh t yi ZUjJu s£j AJi yru (S' i Js-Cinru 3oJth-', 7?. ZJJsJkasrvLj jf cdlFhj 0 AAxy rnj UAJtcunAj J'oL tit j 7%. Tj. . Boa jl (Y3) 72. 2f. 5'jOtiA£mi ’cls aJjlAs d ASILU JL� '£ 0 rn :xJ rr rri i 0 £s Axxai3 xFL mxuAAoyrvcL Q. (y nccj @ ZudTxtsru . 23CL J, 7z ■ , Y T JLsnJb J A rvUrxJc om£J ola-n JojKyv' 72. 2J. Q'oJlsrt. B. IBChTo nJ (9 ZA JaayrvLj 3 oJL£ J, 72. 2f. J C fl ifiVt OuuJIA, jSsltwi jucxj SO oJImv JO y 7? CLtsrv i7fltji3' 0 ru kasruj 3cMU , 71. f. 7r£. C. l2. 37 -7u t£ ro-£. C. (P. SAjjJv TPoLyrTt a J UMlJL £ 7X zS y Qt uM L fctxXZa y O C' ? rifi is z£ z 'tyj' TjJsCriXUriO (3jl k). AW X CscA; - Ut- n X z X CSsO-flM; +' S - -S 9‘ZjlJUo, C yi aZu iXc c! J yS-XLut-4 ptf TZMAJb ZOXoAmj xAjJ ? V Xe XX ? zy dbUa tjffa YlX OuJLny- Ourlmtj .lAlt r G{, AAtZiruL iJr ( uaJzoutu 3 jlu, yi.y. d dtA Tlf ( yioJjuuniA), tJ O d uaa3M AoJL ofUnijL tjrnuj — C luaJuuL SlAriD Aa u S (L ;1 CLf J x tiorrtjLrio CL al iAoJIu CorvCAjlc ' „jzfasndL (Ph ntu PLa aJjul aJ- 3oonriJbW fJju - JAtmto-n.) - (PrijO-apicA , 0- 3- fYfouov cyiLLicju : 4o 4 C o xaJ- 31aaaJ- 7jL XIa cu j 'C O-Tnjz sTTUsnXa dyiL3 Ja o 4 $MMAXL LA) TTLOaLu UhJJv UMlXtij Cl c. j3 J l£un£3tw (3 -pz LA ru v 3l- - a. UjJaJh n Urol 7vr M ■em oJL °L «5- 7 C . 7- Hoj avi. M' JL aanjuo ' +-j U-tuuL,7l.lj- j' . 'f7La LjvnJ A °f CJULJU. y3 Co££ e. $tnjuA , C- snX ns, 7 ?- if. cluuoJhfc dhA cl amovu lujtd- idu rulu ($AOV hcocJt Cm, CktCzturu HoAlu Cnru lo Woy- 'J'amIou ZLyVJLf Zd C . k , Tl . C{ wSl uljL P) OaPLyIjU S’ f olAu Oil ){vi4 wnM-’ ■ 3iuPL Oil A- jJhsfCvcnz -PYoSLi O Iffl uJlLunj , 'Tim; IjoSlsh jS Oyrxj UL’ (X iAC ■ U-jlI . A3J jo-vtA, Xxjl aj £) a hv -. ' i « A P V e L- aXe uMJtb _, ?? . C o lw TV OJlAjaHlS ' zl U 3k'odJlnA Jl hlJ (Pluyrnlu n V'JLO srUj, Xb. £. ( t A Lih , y?. If - 7TjyUliuJLxJ f AA z rnx JL ' Aj 1 1 f. 3 - j uLJ ($ uaJ v Jodh, yi. Vy v?? d) JMJUOAAi f 'C JLcJU A; 1960 Tflc Y asmtL zxjL ’aj jJ niOA (9 aX- UAk ru JoJUui f 7?. . oxtfi. x yyurt’ o-o'cLj CMxtL z Vy7 l A' USruyyQXV 3 LAxaXscju }{jjt hJLix nxL 3 7 . Proprietor : _ . (yj gJmu IAs fy c. Q iflruynJ ‘ rcX O'Axdctsny IcXL, 71. If- p.n.x CTm t 2 ru - wi. )oa a. xaAt ■2?gv£itoi 4j£jtu J ??jw ' rn iOtL' AOamJLs IJU yi JLi mTuAj A- cyuAsis k- o-uitJij p Qj uaumu tyd ty. j$) jL£ Jjcuv o (pjemTstj'y+JL jPXasut j 0J AAU -) JLOyrvU C , Yll(. Pk- J 3? (yrrijoJArTt Tfa) yb ArvCj ’ L ClMjULjl . }oJLU ' -(X V (XaJu om a imve riiL o , XUbrij XX kxAAJ O’ IxA.TaurU 7oJLf- J ' 7i. 1 . 7Lb. OT .X.3. Jjvu u, -M rocs. jS Jtxxt — 3zjuL 3JUiTxTc Aj 7a w J LA-j jJkjLAj 714 0 j. £. 3- J - )yO JLMMsCJL; yjuju, — je — yMcfch tAj y aAsrris j£ dC nfc § JFx4 i4j J Ua tT . '£ur-r- a.J 3 8 0 Y f JUXmAbo- j 77- SfariBette , ?EEDS OL. cy nJ jtJiAJ a j Kjlrrbc . Ifo ct v gfef fre Lcr J Ii 3Y jL ddU 71. If. 0 ( XL n-J -c • £ -'� 7' 7 AajlX JUXsruJL , 77. Y- i! (Ux7t % rru� -rt j!£) O IXLA L; yyjtuiAX J OAA aJ — J £ XsrvaL o T-6 , 77 7u-aJ -- ' OjaXrrxyasri. A' yb JL sX 1$. JUXsrudL-o kj , 7l • f j3aXX' L fQOaX 77 - y33 xJXo cX A JCL 'CrAjLOsrrv j vU, C cl rx cL r Xcjl 'Cajuclst ; qj27,