Sayre High School - Sayrenade Yearbook (Sayre, PA)

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YEARBOOK STAFF C0-Editorf ......... .........................,.............. M ollie Rumble William Scanlin Literary Editor ........ ....... D iana Snyder Auociate .................... ..... E lizabeth Taylor Photography Editors ,....... ..... Wayne Billings Eugene Retter Typing Editor ............ ........ :I udith Thomas Advertifing Editor ......... ....... J udith DeSisti Two -ff F gm, W ,, an e Q, wa fy! , ,, , , f M , , ' . 3' 12 Mfg A A ,gg , ff M . . 'L ' L64 N 1 f 'K 4 fx 4 f Q J' V , wif i ul Y ' z ' . Q f Y 9 t M- Mm, nr aff I , H? 2 ,I Q 'Q an g ,, W V .1 Vs: . . A we .Mr k Q M 'sg A f,wwwgfwmmW,..,m ' M Vx ,L 4 ' ,, W 1 4 J - -K M 1. f 1. ,' Qftklauhd x me , ,W , M ,W ,W , f 2. ' b I , . 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Alzrenl: Mr. William Griswold, Mr. james Presher, Mr. Clarence Farr. The Board of Education is the body which serves to govern the many affairs of the Sayre school system. It consists of three elected assemblages-the directors of the Sayre Area joint High School, the board members of the Sayre Area Schools, and the rep- resentatives of the Sayre Borough School District, the Executive Committee being composed of representatives of each of the three groups. Of the Sayre Area Joint School directors, seven come from Sayre with two from each of the other districts which include South Waverly Borough, Athens Township, and Litchfield Township. 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'I s. 1 , ' L. ,vllff jf,-pl' Az fc I Bloomsburg Special Education - M L4-' 11 Quit JOHN 1. BUSHEY, B.S. W, Ay an aeg. N f, JACK L. DADD NA, B.S. Mansfield Biology Dance Club, Science Fair RUSSELL F. CHAFFEE, B.S. Mansfield Mathematics Junior Hi-Y SHIRLEY C. DADDONA, B.S. Mansfield Science, Health Chieftain Eight FACULTY Home Economics LAWRENCE R. DAVIS, B.S. 1 Millersville Industrial Arts RUTH A. FRANK, B.S., M.A. Mansfield, New York University English JEAN DOUGHERTY, B.S. Marywood Business, Social Studies junior Advisor, Sayrenade NICHOLAS F. J. GATTO, B.S. East Stroudsburg Social Studies, English my . , jbfec AQ X' W5 4 IDA M. FINCH, R.N. Worchester City Hospital Home Nursing WILLIAM H. GREENHAM, B.S., M.Ed Penn State Vocal Music Choral Club AGNES B. FLYNN, B.S. Wooster General Science Honor Society, 10th Grade Advisor GLENN R. HAGGERTY, B.S., M.S. St. Bonaventure Mathematics Football Nine F. RAYMOND HAUVER, B.S. Ithaca College Instrumental Music GERTRUDE S. HOLST, B.A., M.A. Penn State American History Senior Play, Sophomore Dramatic Club PETER W. LAYMAN, B.S., M.A. Penn State, Harvard Art, Design Art Club, Chieftain FRANCIS S. HUNT, B.S. Ithaca Industrial Arts ANNA MASON, B.S. Mansfield English Seventh Grade Class Advisor Ushers' Club JAY HUTCHISON, B.S. Penn State Driver Training, Health Assistant Football Coach, Basketball KATHERINE MATANLE, B.S. Syracuse Library Instruction Library Council MARCIA H. KNAPP, B.S. Boston Health, Physical Education Cheerleaders ANDREW H. MORRIS, JR., B.S., M.Ed. Penn State Mathematics Photography Club, Sayrenade Ten FACULTY W. ALBERT MORTIMER, B.A. Lycoming Guidance Director Career Day, P.T.A. QV.P.j, Redskin Revue, Commencement, Broadcasts J. GEORGE SILEWSKI, A.B. Wilkes History Chieftain RACHEL NEILEY, A.B. Penn State Mathematics WILLIAM W. SKERPON, B.S Lock Haven Pennsylvania History Small Fry Football MARY R. O'BOYLE, B.A. Marywood Latin, French Foreign Student Program GERALDINE STOCUM, B.S. Mansfield English, Social Studies Junior Tri-Hi-Y, School News, junior Play, Ninth Grade Advisor GERARD J. RUSHIN, B.S. East Stroudsburg i Health, Physical Education . Rifle Club, Ninth Grade Advisor RUTH D. TOZER, B.S., M.Ed Mansfield, Penn State Mathematics Student Co in 'l Sen' r visor , 2 xx , if , Vi ,I .BMJ NELSON SICKLER, B.S., . . Mansfield, Ithaca Instrumental Music Band HELONE G. WILDRICK, A.B. Albright English, Social Science Sayrenade, National Thespians, Cap and Cue Eleven CAFETERIA Mrs. Springer, Mrs. Braund, Mrs. Hicks, Mrs. Franklin, Mrs. Wertz. Twelve PERSONNEL SECRETARIES Mrs. Newhouse, Mrs. Ryan, Mrs. House. MAINTENANCE Fin! row: Mr. Hogan, Mrs. McCarroll, Mr. Donlin. Second ww: Mr. Wolcott, Mr. Blackman. SEN IORS I ...J SENIOR AT LAST, OUR DREAMS ,ff , 7, - ,g,,1Afff '? ,, RICHARD ALTERI-General JOYCE M. ASHLEY-Business ' lf' I ll ' ' I! If ll A ,ff 'M -A A Not 4 worry wrzrzkler lau brow. I want to laugh now. 'Z 5-,iP,3,,t,f-.Shop Club 10gL May Festival 10g,Riflej-lub IILLL Honor Society 11, 12g Band 10, 11, 123 Redskin Revue 10, X L Eff-..-- I I' fi L ' L W A .el-' -M ,L 1 ' 'r 11g Sayrenade 11, 12g Chieftain 12g Sophomore Dramatic 1 !w7,3r-.L I NX lklglgii'-Cifngtall L 'S Club: Cap 8: Cue IIIQ Orchestra 19,5 lilg Choral Club 512. In ,A 4, Minh and fun grow fan and furious. . fi lfv l-'lf L '4- - 1-VE' l'ff7 'l 'Tlii 3' M , 'ff H 'C it 'V 5 t.tr,.Jj Cap 8K Cue 11, 122 Typing Club 10' E y FREDERICK A. BAGLINI-College Preparatory Women will be lbe lux! tlazng czozlzzed by man. 1 V Student Council 11g Photography Club 11, 123 Wrestling ' 11, 125 junior, Senior Plays. . . I ,xl . W y The Seniors elected Willson, Ginalslti, Lynch, and Wertz to lead the class through their big year. Fourteen 6 E IORS OUR GOALS ATTAINEO jL4fev,Ci 5 . ,. L Student Council 10g Basketball 10, 11, 12g Photography Club 10, 11 12g Sayrenadg 11, y .1 nJ'7 'l 'YYYYOY Y f 'Yl What'll he be doing next? junior Playg Redskin Revue 10, 11, 123 Sayrenade 11, 12g Photography Cub,JlY 11, 121g Cafeteria 10, 11, 12g Chorus 10, 11, 12g typ' horus ll, 12., L I Tall and lanky doef the trifle. .Zlestefifalllalzifazrfft , ,HV 'V' .uvuut cf ' MGM me my ,,m,,, VW 1 an ROBERT E! ElR1D-General F Band 10, 11, 123 Arr Club 103 Rifle Club 11. Wi' l Q HM an Wfffflf ffmb- Hof ' ,f 133,21 'Wx f Rifle Club 11g Art Club 10. , I 5 E l , if . 5 xi it V 1 I 4' ' . ,ff , . V. mlm r .O L . 'Ml V v 4 , ,i E W ,R li' I L Q ' f .file Q fqfvv 'R J, I ' ' A W -, 4 lvl ' if 1 l 2 ' R R fl ,ll 1 f . lf ft, R fl , ff , . 1 -.,' L . .1 f 1 N' .1 J 1 R ,fi 74 tl 255,19 L1 ,.' K . lc M -' f V ,TV ' lj I , 5 3 1 L12 V Y h 'LJ 10f,,b7' L80 AAN fist, l '5f4,2',A,-fl-'ZA 13,14 X M . '-1-' , t UJ ' ,ry : I ' lk f 4 , 'ix F ' Lv ' Q 5 X OPP tid pry in WMC-ihjf' J, 66' 11' l, I., Au I , ' ' lv 1 ' , . A I 5 ' lx' NX 15116 W X A V X 'xl U B 'Q' 6 y BETTY J. Mg-C' WIL5 glaiifll -College Pfepgjffmgbffzzyl Pf0PW Wfffdf ffl V I JL' ' . Ting, few it furry. La- Q I-ibfafY Council 10, le 'Qflbno 11,v 25 Student Council President 12g 1:00455 SANDRA H '- 2' 'Baird IM' Baseball 10 11 12' Sayre- 'U' t National Thespians 11, 123 Band 10, 113 Sophomore, Junior Playsg den 1 g Chieftain g s' C y R,evue 11, 123 Baseball Club llqagff? 20 'ju JQNN E. ' AMPBELL-General J Gag fi Q, at Cue 11, IZQPZZPI M27 f Sugar 'n' .rpice and ji. V Bright-eyed 103 Typing 1 12 Usher lub Band 10g uedff Q5 CD '-X Amafiuf CU , ' cvvf-fiev 0 5jFgQf?9h ' f ,WW 1.2- ,,e.1, M1 ..,,., ...l A.. ---N ,,,.........ll...............-' - I ',.....f...,. -. ,W ,,.,.,: . J, l X, ,sa - ' N Hwy -.NJ SENIOR f 1 REMEMBERING YEARS . 1? felt ,ll Ms? . N K' J Y W O 1 V1 I f I 'xl A ' A girl in every part. . I ' A Fm quiez but I d0n't mix: murbf' I qv . Wrestling 11, 123 Baseball 103 Photography Club .113 Foot- 5 KA Cglzfjria 11, 12. ,,t,51t,,:.a,JfL 322 I A ball Club 103 Redskin Revue 11, 123 May Festival 11, '123' . W L,C 1, EZ'b2fuLu.,1 'fm-0, rl H Band 114 Junior, Senior Plays. X M , . W 'll FRANK CL IZIIDAS-ffgneddlqf' Qld J: l U 0 ' He that mirrlaeif lmtcbetb minbief mlrbetla. . Lf' 'V JO N M CARROLL College Prepafalqq' l I fTransfer from Rock Island, Illj IV f y r Women and rnuyzc .rbould not be daledfn. I X ' 4' 5 ag? . ill Honor Society 11, 123 Student Council IZQ BaseballL'x10, l11, ' if ll . . - V n 12g Dance Band 103 Band 10, 11, 123 Redskihvlievue '10, ,yr 'M,vX.., gil, 'I fb Ju V , 11, 12. 2 W rr, 3 V... 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DESISTI-General JAMES E A' ' - A ' I U One of the greater! plenrurer in life if ronrfermtionf' I-iff U we darn thing unior, Senior Playsg Cap 8: Cue 113 Junior Playg Sopho- Cafeteria ore Dramatic Clubg May Festival 113 Pep Club 103 Sayren- O' X e Advertising Editor. , Q .5D -.3 Sixteen '75 , C-in 5 '-., 4 .3 bf' --.,,, 1 TQ by A ,111 if 14 1 or KNOWLEDGE iii RS . AJ' KL 1, f J 'LLP ,ALL 1 lfff,11Mf11.io.11a 1.4111 1 ' A 1 P, M13 kt NANCY, C. DEWITT-Bus1neSS SALLY ANNETTE EARLE-Buslness Re5lmined in zyordy but not in friend.r. I loalbe 6XP1dm1li0l1J. 'Band 10, 11, 123 Cap sf Cue 11 g Sophomore Dramatic Clubg .43 ,Sophomoreollramatic Clubs ,Cap Sr Cue 11, 12. L J D B d . , K ,,, I ' !,.1.-..- L w. Lw.1t...r 5114! f em, 1 If -F - 11 ance an lk Aa . gf' ,, 1 1 Y MARY FQXLLFISCO-Collfeige Prepalratorif f E M. ELDR D-General I HHHW you bgmdyjgl 7 Q ,fWbat IJ zbir life, if full of mrepu Band 10, 11, 123 Syayrenade 11, Zgvwflel Q, Activities 1 1 Track 103 Gridiron Club 103 Rifle Club 11, 12. Editor 123 Se io' I-ligh Chor , !C0 aflfllg Ctmltint i 3 b 2,3 ,,1. - ' 1WjfL Orches d L stivablilpftil , 13 XILI MIL I cl ,J I 0 '4 ' gl ' ,gl 1 N Lfl, 15 ,f I ' 1 ,. . fv' 1 1 1 ' , I A L .41 N VL, W ' Kjbfl' MC ' 1 X' , ,KX Q, 7 . 1 ., A U4 TW f , af' il ll 1,171 f 1 - if 1 1 M we .aw f 1 111 M 1 A V 1101 , ,Mg bv' 1, w ' 'nf f 1 ,' wait' LW bl? bi J-wb ,AL ' .1 - A 11' AW clfl' 1' fl!! f' fs A L ' Amd, 1 .4 ,- Ll, jZ,f13,,, Mtn VJ , Av N X, JJ MWA Fx ,V UAJU0-f' f- I 1 ,. 1 ,. 111 .lfff 1 n N1 1 -l Ii - 1 1 N-f .1 - My . I P , i , . :Wm uid A Enya? ,rv-J ,W-9 VB . vi W Wg, 1, A,I,.f'1l THOMAS I. FLYNN- College Preparatory People who make no :mire are danger- ouJ. V Student Council 103 Football 10, 11, 123 Basketball 11, 12Q Gridiron Club 101 Bas- ketball Club 11, 12. X-1. ' .1 f LL A 7 -c iv' , J ff! Seventeen if i , fillet SENIORS 5 W, E: CLASSES, ACTIVITIES . iff, v ,sri'j9,g3J 'X yjltl-N-Sscgy Lash!-J-VL' lfdgflflb MA IE JEAN GEQRGE-General Serene I fold my hands and wait. Library Council 103 Typing Qpb 113, ap 8: Cue 12. Jffrfw-sriqfirrxsfxf 'ffl 'ie 7 ' if f 1 G NAL KI- enera Fling hut 4 none, the giant dierf' THOMAS D. GLEOCKNER-General Never a dull momenlf' Football 10, 11, 122 Baseball 11, 12g Gridiron Club 10, 11. PATRICIA A. GOODALL-Business Nothing is Jo popular ax hindnef.f. Class Treasurer 129 Fvofball 10, 11, 129 Gridiron Club Sophomore Dramatic Clubg Sophomore Playg Cap and Cue 10, 11. I I 11, 122 May Festival 103 Pep Club 10, 11, 12. if 1 Hwuvb Q, I , ff I I X .M 1 .ww -l 3,3i L, ,, SSVS J- is 1 DD fir 3,20 - 1 1 ff A' fr 2 for M5 L1 I 1 E . , . I .1 fvff . : mf.. n 1, V-7 4, sl IM K , I J l r I O 'H , VW 1-vfcilfll' QPi'LK'J!j ,rv-,I -' Gm' y offer . isi i 1 WEA: f l f ' 411, 'fx 1-N' . f, LQHUJ l , 1 . 2 fofsw To -,. A ni 4 f 1 f ig l it N i' ,fftfanlr AJ? AGL!-ll 3? . V54 Q' itil, H. DEWEY GREEN-General Foe when my fun where I'11e found it. Redskin Revue 10, 11, 12. MARY L. HERRICK-College Preparatory A 'X KENNETH L. FERGUSON-General Mi.rrhief .rhiner through hi! eyed. Band 10, 11, 123 Dance Band 11, 12Q Orchestra 10, 11, 12g l Basketball 10, 11. CHARLES R. HOUSE-General The word 'impoxrible' irn't in my dictionary. U , , H Sayrenade 12Q Redskin Revue 11, QTransfer from Athensj You d be 'Pf'fFd at bow mud! I know! ' 1 Baseball 115 Gridiron Club 103 Football 12. W 1 1,16 Aichi, ',,L 1.47, L5 X 5 'Q Eighteen ' W 1 SENIOR WORK AND FUN SANISRA C. HUMPHREY-Business PAUL JOSEPH JENNINGS-General l'll speak in zz momtroux little voice. Humpl1, yourrelff' Honor Society 11, 123 FTA 10, 11, 12Q junior, Senior Plays3 Band 10, 11, 12g Sayrenade 11, 125 Photography Club 113 Sayrenade 11, 12g Chieftain 11, 12Q Redskin Revue 11. Redskin Revue 10, llg Orchestra 10, 131, 12. JV. PAUL J. HUTSICK-General lVIRGlNIA ANN JOHNSTON-General Calm and .rerene be driver ilye furiouf Hart. Off, 19010 I 5416 I0 897 HP in 1119 m0 'Yi'18-U Student Council 12Q Football 10, 11, 12Q Gridiron Club 10, 113 ., Band 10, 11, 123 Libfafl' Coundl 10- Track 113 Rifle Club 12. . . ,,,, V, ' A -'f-' ' 7 1 if ,A lwgw .A . - if f -. MD' . .A VI4MA.x., I .1 ' ' 'J Z 4 'IL' P - Ari, I W7 5-A-Ik 1 ' 1, '333 3, ' . A ,. A A - J Lf,.,,v A , 0,.,.Qt.K9 QQVYW ,Mb l President Ed Wertz conducts Senior Class planning session. 3. 2 Q Q YZ D 1- 0 . A ,WJ 62,09 1 Lf im 1 I l 1 1 I l l 1 l 1 l Nineteen V ' 9 x QENIOR ' Ei V3 , , ONLY A PART 1 PM 714,11 ,Alba if fnlfi' 1-N is 'S K X, in qv Y SK NE 9 ai 1 1 f'v wgW f . is V RICHXQ .QKAYS-College Preparatory MI HAEL C. KENNEDY-General Mu.ricd' thiffthirhg df the world lhat I love rno.rl. l'll have zz fling. NVQDanceXBancf5410,q'1, 151 Bargd 10, 11, 12g Redskin Revue 10, Football 10, 11, 123 Track 10, 11, 123 Wrestling 11, 12g Q Q 113 13.81 niohflay. Gridiron Club 10g Rifle Club 11, 12. ' .J X N ' 3. ' QQ gt, -W gy- PFEENE-General 1 WMARILYN J. KEPNER- 1 , ,A i ' ll re I err are hachelorrf' f ,Lf ,v!fLwVocational Home Economics A A M Ny a eba UIQ ketb ll 11, 12g Baseball Club 10g Basket- li ' J ' ,X Never fail! to do her part. .Mp Qbl Q ballfilb fi ' af' +1124 ' Band 10, 11, 12g Dance Band 11. f L ,-.' Q at re fran? . rwrhf - Q f K1 V 'V ri 'Dry' , 363 M V1 ' ,aj Lin .1 ' 1 5' ff' V 's 5' l 'LMI' XL VJ hzxtf X alfa gt! 11,4 V1 1 , ,su V ,, HJ I F3 Y y , Nw rv if ,lf Af of f M' H Q fx .W X 1 .K . 4 lf f ,atb b ' QE , X, N. Qui' . P V.. P ff 1 , ' 2 1 vxhfx if 4,-' my X , '- ' 1' xixfyf' VT V 1 Ui' . .1 .K as N - 1 f- 11fw 1,,v 'J AA' -1 'V' f A li ' NVXXTQ K' 'xv 71 PU? A fu 11 iw iuh. NJ ' -J' 13- - w 1 or ' 5 fri' ,lr . ,Q t av 1 - i , L, ,, . 1 JL. , V M, V .3 1. Rv fb X rs . JAMES R. LATHROPLGeneral fe .jj-5 'f'iR yi? RICHARD D. LESHER-Business You'lI find me rough, hu! y0u'll find me read-'y. lN '--- 1 My rnarter and rornpnnion-my hqohrf' Football 10, 113 Wrestling 11g Gridiron Club 10, llgigfile Honor' Society 11, 123 Chess Sc Checker Club 10g junior Club 12. 3 Playg Chieftain 12. ROBERT PAUL LATTIMER--General FRANCES A. LORENZ--College Preparatory 'The lizzlest ouzhzwf' The laughter buhhlef forth. Wrestling 11, 12g Track 11, 12g Basketball Club 11g Grid- 'Pep Club 10, 11, 12g Library Council 105 FTA 113 Cap and b , iron Club 10. I , .Cue 123 Senior Play. ZR ff' 1 ig 1 Q ,he Twenty , vi 1 -1,1 M, rs liixgg-NIJ , X by I R C, fe ggi 1,5 P5 Q gig f 1 1, OF ALL WEJVE DQNE? gf , W 1 ' rr W f fo MM ' ,5 M? Q X G 5j5g,,,.,,,., ,,,, ,,'Ll4g,f942. RONNIE LYNCH-General V ,BARTHOLOMEW A. JVIANDARANO- Coal bu! never quizg tollerledf' . 9' College PfeP3f9-t0fY, Student Council 113 Cheerleader 12, Class Officer 10, 11, 123 , y HU dank eye: twinkle? MHY Couff 10, 11- l' - Band 10, 11, 12g Basketball 11, 12, Baseball 113 Dance Band RAYMOND NIALANOSKI.-.College Preparatory Silt liiaketball Club 11, Redskin Revue 11, Class Preiix Full of maAnyt,rurpri.reJ. ' 7 X ,h V fTransfer from Waverly,J ' ' . ' LOUIS F' QVIARTIN'-General X . - A man of the world. ' 'fu Q' ' Rifle Club 11, 12, Football Mana er 1 ip . J X , R t V . I - X! 1 fl V 1 l W h N' I ' , . 1 D 1 , if ill 1 Senior class spirit was evident atrthe frequent pep rallies. K Twenty-one ,J lf 1 -1 .1 -1 V D ., . C7773 W ' K x . rx, J ,Rr . .fy 1, . SDUOR .,Qw1E f CHERISHING ALWAYS . . 1 J' ix. 1' A 224,11 it in 1 l ' STANLEY M. MAXIM-General MARCIANNE V. 'McKEE-General -it . 4 Men of few wordf are the heir. Fd rather .rtudy men than hoohtf' il X Baseball 11, 12, Rifle Club 123.Chess 8: Checker Club 10. Choral Club 10, 11, 123 Library Council 10, 11, Reclskin A ' CHARLES F. MCCUTCHEON-General Revue 109MayFeStm' H' l'Why think of the future, it rome! .foon enough. CARMELA R' MICELIhBuSineSS Wrestling 11, 124 Rifle Club 12. It doe: a heap of good Jometimer tobe a little flow, 3 XM 5 FTA 10, 11, 12, Chieftain 12, Pepl Club 10, 113 Redskin xy' I 5:1 Revue 11, May Festival 11. KXQQ ,, Y ' , , ,X x ' ' Hx ' 1 k VA, g . Q , 0 f 7 1 A ff! .Q .. X a L 2 J: e I I , X X JJ , ' 1.7 ,lx X, 1 1 ' 'X MAXINE C. MILLER-College Preparatory A DANIEL C. MURPHY-General Good without effort, great without a foe. He maker everything look easy. Honor Society 11, 12, National Thespians 11, 12, Chieftain Band 123 Dance Band 113 Gridiron Club 10. 10, 11, 12, Editor-in-Chief 12, Sayrenade 11, 123 Junior, Sen- ior Playsg Cap 8: Cue 11, 123 FTA Reporter 113 Redskin MICHAEL MURPHY-General Rf-'Vllff 113 MHY FCSfiva1 113 PGP Club 10, 11, 12- I may fry tomorrow, but man, willl live tonight. JACK E' MULLEN-General Gridiron Club 10, 113 Rifle Club 12. BleJ.ringJ on him who firft invented Jleepf' Z ,. Gridiron Club 113 Rifle Club 12. 1 M'IA.i..' .flxlf 1. wx. 1 f A251 if Ar.. . r iliiliibliillllrlfrl 1 tmfyii . '. ALL- .... L l LY SENIORS . OUR MEMORIES HERE 1 , Xl. -V JACK A. NITTINGER-General GERALD PEDINI-General -7- -X If Jrlaool if liberty, give me dearly. Patienre, and Jbuffle the ends. 'Q all 10, 11, 125 Football 11, 12g Gridiron Club 10, 11. Class President 103 Football 10, 11, 123 Track 10, 11, 12g Wrestling 11 12' Gridiron Club 10 11. 3 . 1 1 a Nmqf JAMES R. NOBLES-General wx 3 ,WJ the quid megwbo dcwmplijb murky, o FRANCINE G. PIETRO-College Preparatory 3 Honor Sooigty 11, 123 Football 12' :vi A plane for ezferyllaingy everything in in plate. N Q FWX or A -1' of ,ff .G Junior Playg FTA 11g May Festival ug Math Club iog Pep ,lil pu I lj ' x, ,l , . f , K A A PM 9' V' 59vlitSf1f'b , U 10 11 , 1 ' J 3 U ' ' '- it 7 ' A . fly , H I lyk-yy u , if? Ai, ,l.l :Ju rave' xfv fo.: 4 -I I 'wx A f 12,5 or 1 L Q My href , A A ,Mg -If ' .K V4 I, J.ff 7rjv Y :n ,JJ 55531, ,Q i, f I X-pf: 'V',k K 1 A 'X io-,wiv .- ' 1 auxin if S, f X X - .2 f3fTlQi',, H , Z ' f , li' fe l 'xy' ,li AX, Q' 'l ,ill . .1 ' l . .,, K Q! Ion. 'H' on-'EQ Assisting with the Seniolr Play activities, Ronnie Lynch and Sandy Soprano ushered 1 -l. N My J.f,..gL ' V mv K, R' ,Q the matinee audience. L ' M M ff' Q if if e .M 1 my - y if Xi 'J SX 'V n X -XV ' Q ,J 'f' A 7 iid fl lj' Vv- X 14 T- 1 if J '-,Q Y , ,. , 5 X LOWELL A. PoTTER4lGenefa1 I am happier! when I am idle. Chieftain Art Staff 12. ' ' QL - ply! 5 - l w. - 4-f , 4, , - tl.,1, . Q- U j' Arlo- V 1 lk , Q XA 1,fI!3y!,1 : ft af fi r J o Twenty-three 1 SENIOR f2,1.'uNJ.fQ9-i :xi-'SQ ' Yyuyfit diana K2 D0 I f GPM vi-.-zfii'-'J-1 xflfwiiy ki'-'x L'x f?f ij M92 .ze-.acer All W I R . , f, A , j l77'LgAA4.L,.9L ,x 'N f ' ' My Wx, f NANCY A. PRYSLOSSKILBSSQHCSS5 ff. Never 100 huJy'l1r2i .rmi7e.'fs '- ,i 1 ' i Band 11g FTA 10, 11, 12, Treasureg'S10, Secretaryfflf Redf., skin Revue 11g Ushers' Club 11g Chieftainf12f'1, iV i,f'.'f' LOUIS A. QUATRINI-OgL1'egeSllygqqaffafcfy ' Q F. RETTER-College Preparatory ' Thom ingenious ideaxf' Sayrenade 125 Wrestling 12g Photography Club 12. A ffransfer from Rock Island, Ill.j f JOSEPH J. ROBERTS-Generali I am a lion and I chan i'pi31j. i He wore a harhful look, Honor Society 11, 12g Football 10,l 11, 1'2g junior Playg Gridiron Club 10, 11, Foo ll 10, 11, LQ, 10, 11. Gridiron Club 10, 11g Redskin Revue 11. , yy ' E, Z 7 7 1 G by A t . - - . V ' l . ' AWD' ' 31' QWMJL9' A V AWN We QM-fffs A Aa., AAQAM ' V' l .i . Ap. K ll' 'lf'V -ii! CZ, 1 6 2 .4 7, NY' ' . . f' ' 5 adffif- r . ff' T' P ,Lead ANTHONY ROSSILLO-Generate? f FFlF!15lEfRItjfliLC. S Q J E RLY-General I am having mere-fun than you think. IR I .V gelr rr i h ' zlg they gaze. Football 10, 11, 12g Track 10, 113 Gridiron Club 10, f ,fi 1 fi' rpsthqgaig My festival 11. u MARY E. RUMBLE-College Preparatory fr,,,v.flfl R. LINQCOIIC-ge Preparatory A world of .rlarlling po.r.rihilitieJ. I Ka1ggedindi12iduali.rl. Honor Society 1 125 Student Council 10, 11, Vice PreSi- ,12g Sayrenade 11, 12, Co-Editor 12g Bas dent 125 11, Co-Editor 125 Chieftain 11g Band 10 11 12' Play Redskm Revue 11 Cap 8: Cue 11 Clubg Orchestra 113 Girls State 11. ,j....A,4,5', lfyb' f v Twenty-four ,. ,,7,, , lBasketball Club 11, 12g Baseball Club 10 10' Class Treasurer 11g Baseball 10 1 Sayrenade 11, 123 Chieftain 12g Cap 8c l Cue 11. i ' ,J .9 . . . A Q.: ' ,H v i' . ' 1 7 K, ' 'S Mb w' 'gn' '..' , M -1' V V - - - Us V-,-I if if'rJ dv' LY L-'A i .Abi n N Nd il i lt .fr 5 I L .- ,. ,' , 1' 4 x 1 -' R - uv ,psy , 6 V .' W tx., 1' '- f ' x - . . l 1' I. l C My 7 4 ' ufjfj , 1. WE HOLD SO DEAR 3 . 1. 1 ff -4 . A LS' . af , A 1 A' ' ' , ' - z fr ' -, 1 2 g , . ,A-, , . Ji -' fr. ., 3' ff . , 2. 1 - 7 il 7 Q1 x.x,x, -- Lk, I J, 4 Ln LESLEY L. SCOTT-General ' SANDRA SLOAT-Ctllllege Preparatory ' sg ugh, of fooz, I0 zfgm of mm. 'U' 'fjflfylg my ifgffipf' Bancl 10, 115 junior Play Propertiesg Cap 84 Cue 11, 12g Band 1 IEJJZQ unty an 113 rchestra 10, 115 Choral Sophomore Dramatic Clubg Reclskin Revue 10, 11, 123 Max Qfub , 1 3 fta1w15fi2g Redskm Revue ,11Q Cap 8: Q Festival 10, 11. JXiV'Cu91y1g1Qphom re!EIl'dmat?'Club. A t lx.. NCD! . 4 - I ,I 12 Q :J 1-11.1.5 , '-WMLQJ QESTPIER R. SIMONDS-General my ww' 1 El EDER-College Preparatory ,y--1 Z? - L L XX . 'Ui ijx ,WU 'QflI?but': life ure of worrying? U , it ,dh Wrong at zz of Jenfe and m1n.fen.re. .lf F-. all l'f' Nl L' 3 ,C 'l 10, 11. , N X ' gy Shjren 'e 11, 1 terar 'Editor 125 Chieftainlll, 12, Fea- iffy! Yi ,MM mmm bbw lk ' X vjltfire Edit, '2g' Egeer ader 10, 11, 12, Captain 125 Soph- Bj EWU if if I l-X Ji' jx BIN X9 X re, n' r, nio laysg Orchestra 10. 113 Cap 8: Cue 1535 Yi, ff' fl 7 ,lk fx J A a X1 I h or 5 a tic lub, .Se etaryg Choral Club 12g e J i , . 9' Mig, TJ Jl,,'Jf.Q t I , jx' evu?l1'5,xi 9 F lf! J JM jf lf pf .A,,lf f'Qf' fl X, t ' .Ml xi g- Q ' ,,w'j5 M 005 VW Uiff iii ' 2451 W ' 1 A Nil J ' lk NXWNJQEJ1 0, 9 PV' . 4+ fir .1 C N rw l if 49 W flrxwwmg 5 V A . -' if 'X V. .JJ y V yr . . LJ .77 ik U 2. f .UN lx' ' JJ! nfl WJ' V , y 253' 1, Jw .lLf..is4.. 5. mf... , ... .. .. . ,ff if .mf ,if ,IM f - I ' R ' K ,A , in lvfg! ,'vl lkbu' 54' V' J-2 'S' SANDRA . SOPRANO- Business Dynamite comer in :mall parkagerf' Sophomore Dramatic Clubg Junior Playg , f l X ' vi, ' fix L7 milf Zmlw- . ., . . , W I Twenty-f ive .ua M, We 'll 3 -L Fl 1 ' Q 2 U 1 v-4-L rig! 5316645 1 1 . .J 1 4 i J I 5 Y -A. . ,A Af ' N l. , ., ,Al tp - . T xr 1 -8 t x A . .X E ., A 1 .- x. C 'xi 5 Ag tg i J, Mfg . NJ x N A xl Aj' X . I4 1, 'v ' '13 SENIU tlagxy- All? A W fl' lymlfld all N X Heallby and free, and tbe world before me. I Jlept and dreamed tba! life war beauty. 'gy Band 10, 11, 125 Orchestra 10, 11, 125 Dance Band 115 Football 11, 125 Gridiron Club 11. if Sp h D t' Cl bg R d kl R 10, 11, e125 ,M Fefiiffioig, ifaiffc U egg, ew? . .4 'z , ,fl Y, ELIZABETH A. TAYLOR-c011ege Preparatory I ' v L Q, I X 5 Now I can begin to live. H JOHN K' STEVENS-Generfll H-lf' 1 ,xl-National Thespians 11, 125 Band 10, 11, 125 Orchestra 10, H? ydwnfd and laid 515 flgfffelfe Hilde- T- f' 11, 125 Sayrenade 125 May Court 10, 115 Sophomore, Junior Rifle Club 12. 'f 'Senior Playsg Cap 8: Cue 11, 125 District Band 115 Soph- Q5 ' omore Dramatic Clubg Redskin Revue 11. l 1 ' f' .ff , , '4 J' Il 1. .4 1' I l V r 1 JANE M. WELCH-College 'Preparatory PuddleJ of pink pardon. Band 10, 11, 125 Orchestra 10, 115 Sayrenade 125 junior, Sen- Committees5 Cap 8: Cue 11, 125 Sophomore, Senior-Plays5 ior Play Prompter5 Redskin Revue 105 May Festival 10, 11, 125 Cap 8: Cue 11, 125 FTA 105 County Band 10. EDWARD A. WERTZ-College Preparatory He rulelb all ibe foo.ri. Football 10, 11, 125 Class President 125 Track 10, 115 Grid- iron Club 10, 11. JUDITH A. THOMAS-Business y V Life ir too .fbort to wane. Sayrenade 11, 125 May Festival 115 Junior, Senior, Prom Orchestra 10, 115 Sophomore Dramatic Club5 Chieftain 125 Pep Club 10, 11. -A f , 'Ulu ec:-C ALVIN' If. WALTMAN-General Stand by to Harb! Wrestling 115 Rifle Club 115 Redskin Revue 115 May Fes- tival 115-Chess 8: Chec er Club 10. Lim K I . 7 , ' 0 1 f -'I er ' ' 1 j - 1' 'ln . 11.11 :'.w,,1 .,..r if l 1 l l ' 8, X at 1 NX ' 4, - 5 bb LS Q X fx.. -T X , 3 tw 'U .Ax tx Q J A Nl X x so, X . xl -l 1 Fx 'I . 5 by A, J by 735, -A r xr ' , - .A ,sk 1 X A K. A New is A l A 1 f tl N1 J: ci NR Jx Ji X K: - .PAM X K- , ,.f rg 1. an 1 5, wt Q P -J .11 1- .V 6 it ,mf v, . Qf' ' -an Q i ' L ' Q 4 u' , 1 'P xii an f3Ne' X . X 'hiriii XXRX f l :Za rg -ffl fl, , SENIOR 5 3' l X l ' I ' NORXMA E. -'WOODS-College Preparatory ., 3 i' Zlielter than gold ir a thinking mind, Hoqol' Sqcigetyhi, 123 Sayrendae 11, 123 Chieftain 122 Cheer- leader 11, Qhorus 11, IZQ May Festival 11. 3 kA,, DONNA M. WORBLEWSKI- I College Preparatory n What jolly fuzz! ' onore'Society 11, 12Q Student Council 11, Treasurerg Chief tain '10, 11, 12, Art Editor 12Q Redskin Revue 103 May Fes 'tival 11g FTA 11g Ushers' Club 11. lgfaif 6714? L Kclass sponsors Mr Cooley and Miss Tozer through six eventful years directed the activities Q . 1 . 0,4 Twenty seven CLASS OFFICER FRESHMEN Fin! row: Smith, Vice Presidentg Tyson President. Second row: Solomon, Secretaryg Calveric Treasurer. JUNIORS T son Vice President' Fole Y f , Y, Treasurerg Bryan, Presidentg Theetge, Secretary. SOPHOMORES First raw: Bolich, Historiang Talada, Sec- retary. Second row: Francke, Treasurerg Diehl, Presidentg Lyons, Vice President. Twenty-eight CLASSES Fin! row: Shirley Biery, Raymond Irons, Candice Birney, Bertha Timm, John DePio, Melinda Armstrong, Joan DePio, Jon Ackley, Gerald Wells. Serond row: James Christian, Martin Cryder, Janice Lattimer, Joan Abrams, Clara Wayman, Robert Varner, Stewart Annabel, John Altieri, Joy Alliger. Third row: Janice Barber, Sandra Annabel, Francine Wildrick, Frank House, Richard Reynolds, William Blackman, Edward Timm, Charles Annabel, Jean Novak, Sherry Brewer. SEVE TH GRADE Fin! row: Grant Frisbie, Joyce Griswold, Malcolm Ellers, Kenneth Fravel, John Frohlick, Janie Dunne, Gloria Bush, Nancy Brown, Michael Cole, Edward Dunbar. Second row: Walter Brehm, Maudia Eley, Karen Eckenstein, Donald Coccagnia, Carol Carpenter, Sylvia Eckenstein, Robert Carey, Donald Clough, William Garrison, Bruce Clark, Bonnie Forres. Third row: Ronald Cannavino, Suzanne Eldred, Patricia Dolan, Raymond Bolich, Arthur Flick, Thedore Chacona, Orin Durham, Maryagnes Bustin, Bernard Frisbie, Judy Francke, Howard Epstein. Thirty Q Fin! row: Rosanne Hess, Joseph Marek, Norman Catlin, Mary Jane Lindley, Nancy Kiederling, Betsy Moore, Hamish Patrick, Rosanne Kester, Frank Maley, Robert Heib, Douglas Havens. Second row: Nancy MacMorran, Barbara Kepner, Timothy Jacoby, Daniel Newman, Victor Mclntire, Joanne Kuykendall, John McCutcheon, Ray Newman, John Loomis, Angelo Polzella, Bruce Liddic, Roy Kithcart. Third row: Sheila Hunsinger, Timothy Haggerty, Edward Langeland, Thomas Nobles, Rose Johnston, Johanna Miller, Leo Quinn, Gary Kepner, Carole Keeney, Harley Jordan, Patricia Page, Kathryn Mitchell. SEVE TH GRADE Firrz row: James Reynolds, James Talada, Paula Soprano, Sally Springer, Wayne Suiter, Dale Sitzer, Mary Ann Springer, Ralph Warner, Donald Wall. Ser-and row: Doris Soper, Cheryl Sager, Thomas Shay, Paulette Solowiej, Linda Prough, Diane Wolcott, Thomas Quattrini, Suzanne Shedclen, Sandra Shaver, Richard Schmidt. Third row: Joan Zimmer, Larry Potter, Guy Waltman, Bonnie Shaffer, Charles Schrader, Carl Wiles, Judy Skinkle, Gerald Stoll, Connie Vanderpool, Elliott Timm, Barbara Stolicker. Thirty-one Fin! raw: james Brown, David Boston, Kathleen Bryan, Carole Bowen, jacob Beatty, john Bubniak, Howard Billings, Mazie Benjamin, john Anderson. Second row: Robert Copie, john Baxter, William Bentley, David Conklin, Wayne Bidlack, Bernard Blackman, Joan Alliger, Patricia Alexander. Third row: Linda Comstock, Robert Bagley, Lyle Clark, Louise Beach, Richard Billings, Floyd Benjamin, Gerald Covey, David Campbell. EIGHTH GRADE Fin! row: Bertina Hoose, John Foley, Patricia Ferguson, Duane Henrich, Mary jean Franks, Phyllis Derrig, Elaine Irish, Patrick Daddona, Dwight Henrich, Barbara Forman. Second row: Sandra Dunbar, Lucille Johnson, Patti Forkan, jane Ann Johnson, Jeffrey Geiss, John Hildebrandt, Donna Fergu- son, Thomas Johnson, Margaret D'eWitt, Louise Hawkins. Third row: Faith Harding, William Hoose, Mary Rae Horton, Charles Doty, Russell Gray, john Foster, Kenneth Fisk, Jack Felicita, Louise Finch, jean Dagustine, Gordon Houghtaling. Thirty-two Firrz row: Carole Minturn, Gloria Minturn, Richard Onofre, Pamela McGuire, Sandra McCracken, Sharon Lattimer, Bonnie Rolfe, Ronald Onofre, Diane Rinus, Patricia Olmstead, Sylvia Mensch, Sharon Newcomb, Donna Mclntire, Stephen Quatrini. Serond row: Jean Powell, Jan Loomis, Helen Lattimer, Kathleen Marshall, Gail Regan, Margaret Noone, Ann Nagle, Judy Maxim, Barbara Rolfe, Timothy Moody, Maxine McNeal, Jerry Loomis, Roger Rose, Linda MacMorran. Third row: Kathleen Martini, Michael Petrocco, Sharon Lynch, Beatrice Morrison, Nicholas Parente, Jan Rogers, Thomas Pietro, Earl Maurer, Salvatore Mazza, Robert Nocchi, Donald McKinery, Donald McCracken, Billie Merrick, James Rifenberg, Raymond N IN TH GRADE Firrl row: Allen Titus, Pamela Shoemaker, Donna Swackhammer, Jeannette Smith, Helen Whitehead, Lee Titus, Helen Walt, Sharon Wolcott, Arthur Salo, Pamela Rought, Patricia Schrader, Judith Walls, Sanford Sloat. Second row: Roberta Soprano, Mary Ann Santucci, Shirley Wolcott, George Smith, Anthony Rossi, John Schultz, John Saxon, Judy Welty, James Tyson, Edward Wolcott, James Shaffer, Donald Thomas, Irene Strayves. Third raw: August Titi, Joseph Varner, George Solomon, Julie Shaffer, James White, James Wells, William Soper, Philip Thurston, John Scanlin, Kenneth Wolcott, Kenneth Shermer, Joseph Titi, Eugene Tompkins, Charles Welch. Park. Thirty-five Fin! raw: joan Campbell, Gladys Bryan, Sandra Angelo, Joseph Anthony, Janet Beeman, Lucille Clarke, Eugene Bergman, Doris Burlingame, Robert Biery, james Coe, jean Anthony, Bonnie Brimmer, Lois Bush. Second row: Miriam Cuthbert, Nancy Campbell, Linda Berrettini, jean Bonney, -Keith Bailey, Bonnie Beardsley, Marianne Antonetti, Maxine Bastion, Jeanne Coe, Joseph Dadclona, Gretchen Brehm, jane Alexander, Carole Davis, Louise Bolich. Third row: Cynthia Bendock, Samuel Angelo, Patricia Ciavardini, Paul Adney, Donald Alexander, Charles Cole, john Beach, john Cole, Richard Benjamin, LeRoy Conklin, Gretchen Bogart, Paul Bizilia, Charles Bennett, lbsemary Alteri, John SOPHOMORE CLASS Fi:-xr row: Sharon Haggerty, Eloise Eley, Linda DeWitt, Shirley Ginalski, Gloria Fritch, Nancy Drake, Nancy Goble, Bonnie Grantier, Susan Erle, Gloria DeSisto, Donna Hakes, Carolyn Howey. Second row: Gracanne Farrell, David Griffith, Michael DeSisti, Grover Ellis, Colleen Gallagher, Paul johnson, joseph Faltisco, Richard Farr, Carol Geffert, Hdlen Ennis, Robert Hunsinger, Diane Hutsick, Mary Ann Dugan, Third row: Nathaniel George, Delores Horton, Lee Diehl, james Glose, Philip Dowd, james Dolan, William Johnston, Harold Deubler, Theodore Hansen, Bernard Dugan, Miles Epstein, Robert House, Donald Francke. Chacona. Thirty-six ,, Fin! row: George Namet, Marie Mandarano, Priscilla Northrup, Mary Miller, Allen Muffley, Ralph Mullen, James Leahy, Georgia Murray, Bonnie Moore, Martha McCutcheon, Kathryn Maxim, Anita Pedini. Serond row: Rita Lyons, Sharon jordan, joan Nittinger, Barbara Lyons, Francis Liebhaber, David LaBarr, Mary Ellen Nagle, Richard Park, Douglas Moore, Thomas McCutcheon, Virginia Micklitsch, Cherry Liddic, Dianne Keener. Third row: Lee Keeney, Michael Namet, Edward Nobles, Dennis McCracken, Dahl Morgan, George Lattimerf Anthony Machutes, Eugene Osmun, Jack McWatters, Patrick Mullen, George Loomis, Kenneth McKee, Samuel Orlowski. SOPHOMORE CLASS Firft row: Barbara Solock, Bernice Randall, Beverly Sharpsteen, Nellie Quattrini, Alice Talacla, Patricia Teeter, Sylvia Sitzer, Helen Waltman, Winifred Wall, Selma Rothholz, Sandra Taladay, Margaret Wertz. Second row: Barbara Schrader, Mary Starkf Mary Sheridan, Edward Saxe, Rose Marie Ross, Ann Smith, Ruth Raymond, Roberta Powell, Patricia Shoemaker, Daniel Stark, Robert Winslow, June Reynolds,'Charlene Skinkle. Third row: William White, Gary Regan, Robert Walker, Ruth Tyson, William Schmidt, Christopher Shaffer, Peter Shields, Dale Pruyne, Charles Prough, john Polinski, Linda Worblewski, Robert Swackhammer, David Williamson, james Shay. Thirty-seven Fifrt row: Diane Onofre, Nancy Sager, Marcia Minturn, Mary Ann McMahon, Grace Moughan, Norma Morningstar, Ann Marie Quatrini. Second row: Patricia Osborne, Nancy Peterpaul, John Quatrini, Leslie Little, David Reynolds, Dale Loomis, Charles McNeal, Rachel Petrocco. Third row: Malcolm Parr, Richard Poletto, Lawrence Parsons, George Maxim, Lloyd Richards, Paul Pryplopski, James Newman, Norman Potter. JU 1011 CLASS Firrz row: Carol Shershen, Dixie Warner, Carol Simpson, Barbara Trainer, Martin Smith, Nancy Theetge, Sandra Sager, Sharon Titus. - Second row: joseph Zello, Betty Zimmer, Catherine Vough, Mary Ann Tyson, Linda Solomon, Sandra Surace, Thomas Satterly, Patricia Solowiej. Third row: Patricia Walt, Francis Vail, Donald Stevens, Clifton Wolcott, Donald Strayves, john Stetz, Charles Wells, Richard Spicer, Gary Squires, Sandra Staight, Thirty-eight CLASSES MECHANICAL DRAWING This subject teaches how to represent an object accurately on paper. Mr. Davis first teaches fundamentals like good printing, accurate drawing, and neatness. From easy drawings the students progress to harder ones such as isometric draw- ings. Later in the year some work is done with pen and ink. J Q-.,,A.-0 FRENCH French students practice their skill in writing the language. Conversation, listening to records, and translation combine to help students have a better understanding of French. HOME NURSING Senior girls meet once a week for Home Nursing class where they learn how to cope with simple home emergencies and prevent illness in the family group. Forty PHYSICAL EDUCATION Physical Education offers all boys a chance for competitive sports twice a week. Under the direc- tion of Mr. Rushin, the boys learn the rules and methods of playing such sports as football, soccer, basketball, volleyball, softball, and wrestling. CLASSES HOME ECONOMICS Home Economics students here point out a display of food- stuffs they prepared for Christmas. Girls in Home Ec divide their year between foods and clothing. The annual exhibit climaxes the year's activity. SHOP In the seventh, eighth, and ninth grades, shop is taught to boys twice a week. The boys work with wood, metal, and sometimes with plastics. In senior high, boys who elect shop take it every day and work on more difficult projects. OFFICE PRACTICE Senior Business girls, after learning the basic business subjects such as Typing, Bookkeeping, and Shorthand, are taught the principles of filing and operating business machines in Office Prac- tice. Then, during the second semester, the girls apply their knowledge while working in various offices throughout town. Forty-one PROBLEMS OF DEMOCRACY American Observer and map study bring about emphasis on current events, while problems of social and economic living are studied from the textbook. CHEMISTRY MATHEMATICS Laboratory experiments give students first hand experience Solid GC01T1effY and T1'i80f10metfY fufthef 3 5fUdCUf'5 515115 with reactions of chemicals. Additional knowledge is gained in advanced Mathematics. A good background is provided through reference work and textbooks as a part of classroom f01' H1656 S11blCCtS by the 5fUdY of Algebfa I and II, and Plane procedure, Geometry. VOCAL MUSIC Vocal Music is chosen by students who enjoy singing and wish a diversion from the regular routine of classroom work. Much hard work and preparation is devoted to the annual Christmas and Easter Concerts which highlight this fine musical program. Forty-two ACTIVITIES STUDE T COUNCIL Fim row: Derrig, Secretary, Rumble, Vice President. Second raw: Carroll, Treasurer, Brehm, President. Pint row: Liddiard, Derrig, Francke, Deubler, Nobles, Bowen, Alliger, Patrick. Second row: Walt, Rumble, Stark, Solomon, White, Park, Braund, Brehm, Forkan. The Student Council, the governing body of the high school, is composed of one member from each' homeroom and one delegate at large from both the junior and Senior classes. Meetings are held on Monday of each week during successive school periods. In order to provide opportunities for stu- dent co-operation within the school and to pro- mote worthy school activities, the Student Council was created several years ago. One of its major projects for the past three years was the compiling of data for a Student Council Handbook. The book was completed this year and was distributed to all students in January. Having lunch line and study hall duty are two of the activities of members during the school day. Third row: Potter, Scanlin, Carroll, Wells, Machutes, Field, Maurer, Hutsick, Dugan. F orty-f our TIO AL HO OR SOCIETY Membership in the National Honor Society is one of the highest honors which can be bestowed upon a high school student. Students eligible for the Honor Society must have an average of 9070 or better in their sophomore year or must be in the upper tenth of their class. Juniors are admitted to the Society on pro- bation for they must maintain first honor grades as juniors and later as seniors to become permanent members. Excellent grades are not the only requirement for admission, qualities of character, leadership, and service are also considered. The primary objective of the National Honor Society is the creation of an enthusiasm for scholarship. Sponsoring the organization is Mrs. Agnes OFFICERS Flynn' Scanlin, President, Ashley, Recording Secretary, Quatrini, Vice Presi- dent, Worblewski, Secretary. Fin! row: Humphrey, Rumble, Kaplan, Ashley, Simpson, Shershen. Sammi row: Vough, Woods, Reynolds, Quatrini, Potter, Lesher, Worblewski. Third raw: Nobles, Arcesi, Scanlin, Field, Rockman, Brehm, Carroll. Ab.renz: Miller, Brown. i . Forty-five OFFICERS Fin! row: Welch, Secretaryg Taylor, Vice President. Serond row: Baglini, Treasurerg Kays, President. First row: Humphrey, Taylor, DeSisti. Second row: Welch, Carroll, Bond, Thomas. Third row: Baglini, Kays, Snyder, Miller. Absent: Collins. ATIO AL THESPIAN S Act well your part, there all the honor lies -this is the motto of the National Thes- pian Society, an honorary dramatic organiza- tion, sponsored by Mrs. Wildrick. For membership in the Sayre Troupe number 1151, a total of thirteen points is required, each point representing ten hours of work in plays, radio broadcasts, and promoting interest in dramatics. A student fulfilling these requirements re- ceives a life membership in this non-secret, non-social organization which entitles him to a year's -subscription to Dramatics magazine. The National Thespian Society is devoted to the advancement of standards of excellence in the field of dramatic arts. F orty-six CAP A D CUE Under the direction of Mrs. Wildrick, the Cap and Cue consists of any Junior or Senior student who desires to increase his knowledge of dramatics. The members sometimes attend plays produced by Ithaca College in order that they may obtain for themselves a greater ap- preciation of the classical plays. Giving an award to the outstanding boy and girl in dramatics at graduation is one of the fine activities of the group. In addition, the Cap and Cue sponsors the National Thespian Society of the high school. Firrt row: Derrig, N. Sager, Titus, Theetge, Scott, Borits, Simpson, Alteri, DeSisti, Soprano. Serond row: Petrocco, Farrell, Rumble, Goodall, Taylor, Felt, Chamberlain, Thomas, Moughan, McMahon, Ashley, George. Third row: Lorenz, Herrick, Satterly, Quatrini, Vough, Snyder, Rockman, Miller, Bostwick, Bond. be :V H , . 1- . Q up Secretary, Ashley, President, Field, Vice President, S. Sager, Alexander, Daddona, Pryslopski, Field, Staight, Erle, Bond Fin! row: Sager, Borits, Trainer, McMahon, Alteri. Second row: Moughan, Bostwick, Solomon, Satterly, Arey. Third row: Tyson, Arcesi, Rockman, Field, Foley, Leahy. REPORTERS' CLUB The Reporters' Club, newly formed this year, is under the direction of Miss Geraldine Stocum. The main purpose of the club is to discuss the activities of the school during the meetings and then to write them up. The members of the club are given different assignments each week. After their assignments have been completed and approved they are sent to the Evening Times where they appear in the School News section of the paper. ART CLUB Under the supervision of Mr. Layman, the twenty members in the Art Club. have learned to appreciate what they see and what is being done in the field of fine art. The activities of this particular club include the opportunities of sketching from life, working with ceramics, and learning the many different techniques used by different artists. The art work done by the members usually shows time and patience used carefully and efficiently. At the close of each year the members of the Art Club feel that their time and patience have successfully helped them reach and enjoy an important achievement in the field of fine art. Firsz row: Liddiard, Shoemaker, Bowen, Walls, Wood, Franks, Kinney. Second row: DeWitt, Salo, Walt, Onofre, Rought, Rinus, McGuire, Forrest Third row: McNeal, Kepner, Machutes, Finch, Detrick, Maxim, Loomis, Wildrick CLUBS CLUBS Sealed: Dowd, Shay, Spaulding, Zello, Murphy, Jennings, Welch, Bailey Standing: Willson, Williamson, Bryan, Kays. DANCE BAND For those who truly enjoy playing music and wish to broaden their knowledge of music, the Dance Band is intended for just this purpose. Under the direction of Mr. Hauver, the Dance Band engages in playing popular music and jazz. The group plays for many school functions, such as the Redskin Review. Members of this club develop new techniques while playing together. Usually the members are able to play more than one type of musical instrument but it is not required that they do so. Many of those who play in this group are greatly inspired and they go on to form their own small dance bands. MAJORETTE CLUB Flashing batons and marching drills show that the Majorette Club is in session. The Majorette Club, organized by the high school majorettes and sponsored by Miss Marcia Knapp, enables girls from the eighth to eleventh grades to learn the fundamentals and skills of baton twirling and strutting. Thus, the members of the club are better prepared to face majorette tryouts in the Spring. Fmt! mu Northrup, Beers, Olmstead, Deubler, Regan, Kellogg, Talada, Campbell, Heliker. Second row Osborn, Crocker, Hoyle, Goble, Quatrini, Johnson, Alexander, Marshall, Field. Tlmd ww Tyson, Soprano, Noone, Ryck, Bogart, Comstock, Clarke, Haggerty, Hotalen. CLUB Firrl row: Theetge, Talada, Faltisco, Davis, DeSisto, Humphrey. Second row: Willson, Pryslopski, Lyons, Ennis, Welch, Sloat. Third row: Vough, Staight, Snyder, Tyson, Miceli, Miller, Powell. FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA The Future Teachers of America Club, sponsored by Mr. Cooley, is especially for students considering a career in teach- ing. Some of the various activities the club undertakes are teaching in the grade schools, an annual trip to one of the many state teachers colleges, and reporting on various colleges and their aspects. In this way, the club hopes to create not only enthusiasm for, but also a greater understanding of this fine profession. Officers elected for the year Were: President, Donna Worblewski, Vice President, Sandra Humphrey, Secretary, jane Welch, Treasurer, Nancy Theetgeg and Reporter, Diana Snyder. SCIENCE CLUB Under the capable sponsorship of Mr. Antonelli, the science and chemistry teacher, a group of students from the senior high possessing a genuine interest 'in the advanced sciences has been incorporated into a group called the Science Club. It was organized for the main purpose of providing an opportunity for these students to further their knowledge of scientific principles through various projects and discussions. Plans were made toward the acquisition of a club insignia. Firrz row: Trainer, Solomon, Tyson, Leahy, Arey, Smith. Sefond row: Woods, Kepner, Reynolds, Horton, Little, Dunne, Foley. Tlaird ww: Parr, Agnew, Allis, Brown, Arcesi, Parsons, Sjostrom, Potter. CLUBS Firrz row: Bird, Hoose, Campbell, Bryan, Anthony, Walborn, Bonning, Newcombe, Irish, Kepner, Eley, Abrams, Springer. Second row: Swackhammer, Sharpsteen, Hoose, Camp, Brown, Ferguson, Brewer, Covey, Dunbar, Newcomb, McCracken, Mensch, Cryder. Third row: Randall, Powell, Stuart, Nagle, Bonning, Campbell, Langeland, Horton, Dagustine, Kelley, MacAskill, McWatters, Alliger, Corner. THE JUNIOR TRI-HI-Y One of the most popular and outstanding clubs in junior high school is the junior Tri-Hi-Y sponsored by Miss Geraldine Stocum. Members of this organization have set their goal high: It is our purpose to strengthen our bodies, de- velop our minds, worship God, and work together for a fine community and a better world. Highlighting the club's pro- gram are Teen Talkl' discussions in which guest speakers are featured. As a branch of the Young Women's Christian Association, the Tri-Hi-Y's program is aimed at developing good Christian character. PERSONAL USE TYPING CLUB Under the direction of Miss Bouton, the members of the Personal Use Typing Club were taught the basic ,funda- mentals by the use of various finger exercises and other prescribed courses of study. Branching out they learned how to type letter-heads, envelopes and outlines. With the acquirement of these skills, the members were expected to use these aptitudes correctly and efficiently. Firrl row: Faltisco, Surace, Solowiej. Second row: Wertz, Hutsick, Rossillo, Pietro. Third row: Alteri, Carroll, Pedini, Nobles, Quatrini. Fmt! row: Carroll, Alexander, McKee, Sloat, Randall, Maxim. Serond row: House, Clark, Annabel, Kepner, Baker, Kunkler. Third raw: Blake, Johnson, Benjamin, Saxon, Ciavardini, Simonds, johnson. FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA The Future Homemakers of America Club is under the direction of Mrs. Elizabeth Col- lins. The club was formed this year because so many students asked for it. The main purposes of the club are to teach the students to better understand the values and prep- aration of food and to learn the sewing skills important to the home. Some time is spent in learning about family relations. LIBRARY COUNCIL Working together and working alone with responsibility are important phases of learning for the twenty-three girls in the Library Council. This year, under the direction of the school librarian, Miss Matanle, the girls have had experience in receiving and recording money1from book fines. They have learned to shelve books and stamp them for use. They also prepare new books for reading, and count and file cards of many other books. Such experience is valuable to the interested girls who will want a future job in this particular field of work. Fin! row: Mclntire, McCutcheon, Donlin, Hill, Rolfe, Rothholz, Beeman. Serond row: Reynolds, Johnson, Hill, Keener, Santucci, Eldred, Murray, Schrader T bird row: Bendock, Hutsick, Geiger, Mullen, Francke, Geffert, Gallagher, Peterpaul ,W FL' WMAQMKQVEEEQ5 CLUBS CLUBS Fin! row: Hess, Allis, Durham, Bergmann, Biery, Prough, Brown. Second row: Kaplan, Bailey, Adney, Lesher, Regan, Glaser, Corner, Ellis. Tbird row: Epstein, Williamson, Johnston, Wells, Retter, Billings, Bizilia, Moore PHOTOGRAPHY CLUB Mr. Chaffee is head of the Photography Club this year. The members learn the useful arts of developing negatives, making prints, and working with trick photography. The chief project, among others, is the building of and taking pictures with a pinhole camera. The purpose of the Photography Club is to help the twenty-eight students, from grades seven through twelve, to take better pictures. EIGHTH GRADE SCIENCE CLUB Under the sponsorship of Mrs. Agnes Flynn, the Eighth Grade Science Club is focusing its Work on individual projects. Most of the club members are interested in the field of science pertaining to rockets and earth satellites. Study from the Current Science, a weekly Science Newspaper, is also a vital part of their club work. Firrt row: Anderson, Henrich, Foley, Quattrini, Warner, Limerick. Second row: Derrig, Epstein, Payavis, Solomon, Baxter, Lutz, Lesher. Third row: Maxim, White, Bagley, Foster, Strayves, Gray, Bidlack, Otto. GRIDIRON CLUB CLUBS BRADFORD COUNTY HISTORY CLUB Making its debut this year is the newly or- ganized Bradford County History Club. Under the direction of Mr. Skerpon, this club is open to students of junior high school. The prin- cipal objective of the club is to acquaint the students with Bradford County. Such topics as history, resources, industries and different sites in Bradford County are discussed during the club period. Firrz row: Liddic, Havens, Maly. S emnd row: Hadlock, Shermer, Garrity. The Gridiron Club, under the direction of Mr. Haggerty, is made up of boys in the 9th, 10th, and 11th grades in- terested in football. They meet once a week and discuss rules and methods of the game. Another purpose of the club is to encourage action which will make the athlete looked up to by the rest of the school. Firrt row: Decker, Dunfee, Bennett, Solomon, Orlowski, Scanlin, Faltisco, Titi, Tyson, Abrams. Second row: johnson, Morgan, johnson, Flick, Wells, Garrity, Alexander, Namet, Clark, Dugan. Third row: Diehl, Lattimer, Pryslopski, Beach, Machutes, Campbell, Benjamin, Ciavardini,Chacona,McXVatters,Comerinsky. Fifty-four CLUBS ADVERTISING CLUB The Advertising Club, organized by Mr. Beagle, has as its purpose that of obtaining advertisements for the Sayrenade.', The mem- bers of this club delegated an advertising man- ager, Judy DeSisti. The advertising manager and the students of the club seek practical advertising methods for the yearbook. As soon as the advertising work is completed, the mem- bers are free to join any other club. First row: Scott, DeSisti. Second row: Spaulding, Lorenz, Goodall. Third row: Miceli, johnson. l SOPHOMORE DRAMATIC CLUB Proving extremely popular among the tenth grade students is the Sophomore Dramatic Club This year the club 15 filled to capacity with stage-conscious sophomores. The annual project of the club is the Sophomore Play presented be fore the student body in the Spring. Along with the regular parties the club also studies the art of make up and stage l management. Mrs. Hoist continues to sponsor this popular club. W Fin! row: Bryan, Hagerty, Mandarano, DeWitt, Schrader, Davis Miller Erle Skinkle Clarke Brimmer l Serond row: Cuthbert, Ginalski, Bastion, Shoemaker, Dugan, Nittmger Beardsley Farrell Smith Berrettini Quattrini Third row: Ennis, Alteri, Nagle, Lyons, Francke, Mullen, Polinski Liddic Antonetti Powell Micklitsch Lyons Fifty-five SAYRE ADE EDITORIAL STAFF Fimt row: Taylor, DeSisti. Serond row: Thomas, Snyder, Rumble. Third row: Retter, Scanlin, Billings. LITERARY AND PHOTOGRAPHY STAFF Fin! raw: Alteri, Taylor, Welch, Tyson, Leahy, Faltisco, Titus. Second row: Woods, Jennings, Brehm, Baird, Retter, Billings, Snyder, Solomon. Abrenl: Herrick, Miller, Baglini. TYPING AND ADVERTISING STAFF Fim raw: Soprano, Alexander, Campbell, Ashley, Scott, Humphrey, DeSisti, George Second row: Thomas, Spaulding, Bostwick, Miceli, Johnston, Lorenz, Felt, Goodall. Fifty-six CHIEFTAI EDITORIAL STAFF Humphrey, Worblewski, Kaplan. Absent: Miller. LITERARY STAFF Firrf row: Willson, Bond, Arey, Worblewski, Sloat, Faltisco. Serond row: Vough, Tyson, Snyder, Rockman, Reynolds, Solomon, Kaplan. Abrent: Miller. ART AND PRODUCTION STAFF Fir!! row: Humphrey, Talada, Borits, Skinkle, George, Soprano. Second raw: Ashley, Goodall, Pryslopski, Erle, Thomas, DeWitt, Solowiej. Third row: Miceli, Woods, Lesher, Bird, Potter, L. Worblexvski, D. Worblexvski Fifty-seven JU IOR PRO Following the theme of Rhapsody in Roses the gym was transfigured into a soft pink and white garden scene where many couples danced to the music of Tommy Sandroni and his orchestra. The highlight of the scene was the queen's throne, a rose-covered swing at the far end of the gym. In addition to this, the bandstand was covered with trellises of roses. Bart Man- darano, the class president, crowned Sandy Soprano Queen of the Prom, thus ending a memorable evening for all. Busy preparations for the big night. Sandra Soprano, a lovely queen, escorted by Deane Eldred. Couples enjoy a memorable evening. SENIOR PRO On Saturday December 7, many couples waltzed to Don Alliger's music at The Snow Ball, the 1958 Senior Prom. The gym, decorated in white crepe paper with a red-lighted Christmas tree in the center and smaller ones surrounding the dance floor, created a dramatic background for a memorable occasion. The lovely queen, Donna Worblewski, escorted by Gerald Pedini, was crowned by Senior President Edward Wertz and reigned over the dance from an authentic sleigh. Donna Worblewski reigns in a sleigh at the Snow Ball with Jerry Pedini, her escort. Twirling couples dance around a glistening tree in the center of the dance floor. l I The girls take a break while the boys continue decorating. FGREIGB For the fifth conseeutive year, Sayre High School was privileged to entertain two foreign students in cooperation with the Herald Tribune Youth Forum. This year Miss Ruth Loeb of Israel and Ben Kofi of Ghana spent two stimulating weeks with their hosts, Sandra Bond and William Scanlin respective- ly, and the many other students with whom they came in contact. Hot clogs just don t exist in Ghana! Senior farewell party Mr. Snyder explains honorary diplomas y l TUDEN TS Ruth and Ben attended classes every day and visited many business establishments, industries, and points of interest in the valley, While at the same time learning the typical American way of life from their host families. Throughout their visit Ruth and Ben gave Sayre High students an opportunity to increase their under- standing of other peoples and countries. The hardest time of all-saying goodbye The inside story on printing a newspaper. Sixty-one REDSKI RE UE Beautiful Babies keep the audience entertained. Between-the-acts chatter by M.C.'s Kaplan and Quatrini. Affording a variety of entertainment was the annual production of the Redskin Revue. Presented by the student body under the direction of Mr. Mortimer, the pro- gram consisted of various types of skits, pantomines, dance acts, and vocal and instru- mental numbers. The mood was effectively set by the theme of Space Travel portrayed in the colorfully decorated backdrop while the orchestra provided the necessary musical background. Kept moving at a lively pace by the masters of ceremonies, Paul Kaplan and John Quatrini, the production proved to be a highly entertaining and successful one. A rock 'n' roll number featuring Shakin' Quatrini and the Eighteens. Messrs. Mortimer, Chaffee, and Greenham present an uproarious song pantomine. Sixty-two CAREER DAY Mf- Iwalkv Mr- I-YUC11, Df- Wertz, and Mr. Dr. Frederick Wertz, president of Lycoming C01- Mfffflmef- lege, emphasizes a point during the keynote speech. Realizing the importance of a well chosen educational program, the guidance de- partment has for the last eight years presented a Career Day. On this day students have the opportunity of meeting with representatives of various professions in group conferences. The morning schedule includes three group vocational conferences. Each student chooses the conferences which pertain to his particular field of interest. The afternoon schedule features a general assembly with an outstanding guest speaker who addresses the student body and faculty on a topic relating to the theme of Career Day. Following this address the Juniors and Seniors are given the opportunity of meeting with college representatives in order to become acquainted with all aspects of their respective colleges. Those students not Wishing to attend these meetings may proceed to another group conference. This program, now under the direction of Mr. Mortimer, has met with much en- thusiastic response on the part of the student body and has been of great importance in solving their many problems. ' Miss Ruth Kapp speaks to captivated students Mr. Hutchison and Mr. Davis take an informal about the advantages of Penn State University. Stroll between lectures. Sixty-three JU 1011 PLAY One of many long rehearsals Books indicate first rehearsal Sixty-four Firrz row freatedj: Otto, Rathmell, Liddiard, Forkan, Rumble. Row two lrealedj: Snyder, Kingston, Miller. Third row: Baglini, Carroll, Lesher, Humphrey, Billings, Quatrini, Brehm, Pietro, Welch, Miller, Desisti, Taylor, Soprano. Daddy Long Legs, a play of four acts directed by Miss Geraldine Stocum, was presented April 6, 1957 by a cast of sixteen, along with six seventh grade students. The story which takes place in a northeastern or- phanage characterizes a pretty but hard-working girl at the home, who with the aid of her unknown bene- factor is given a chance for a normal life. Having been proven wrong in her belief that her benefactor was old, she learns that in reality Daddy Long Legs is but a young man who falls hopelessly in love with her. SE IOR PLAY Directed by Mrs. Gertrude Hoist, the Senior Class on November 22 pre- sented a three-act comedy entitled Three Blind Datesf, The plot revolves about Katy Ellis, a young teenager who tries to interest her scientific-minded brother George in girls. Katy and her eager-beaver friends, give George's room a col- legiate touch with girls' pictures and athletic equipment. Alfred, a skull belonging to George, presides throughout the action of' the play, providing much humor. Mr. Ellis has tried for a long time to contact Mr. jones about an auto- mobile contract with no success. When he learns that Mr. jones's daughter Janet is interested in George, he in- sists George date janet. After much frustration on Kathy's part, George finally gives in for the sake of a scientific experiment, and takes janet to the Country Club Dance. Fred Baglini performs a very vital experiment. Seated: DeSisti, Carroll, Humphrey, Thomas, Snyder Smnding: Taylor, Baglini, Miller, Lorenz, Kays. Dick Kays seems to be emphasizing an interesting point. Sixty-five Ref May Day activities included a trampoline act by senior high Physical Education students. MAY FESTIVAL With the opening days of May comes a gala occasion filled with pomp and pageantry, the May Festival. High- lighting the program in which students from all the Sayre schools participate was the Coronation of the queen, Eliza- beth Saxe, by Paul Chacona. The traditional winding of the May Pole set off a festival of song and dance which was brought to a climax as the queen escorted by her at- tendants descended from the throne. May Court Attendants: Sager, Taylor, Calveric, Kohler, Lynch, Tyson. King joe Solowiej crowns lovely Betty Saxe queen of the May Festival. Sixty-six VOCAL MUSIC Under the skilled direction of Mr. Greenham, the vocal music department was greatly enlarged this year. It is now composed of five groups all of which, with the exception of the Choral Club, meet in regularly sched- uled classes. Programs are presented for the entertainment of the parents as well as for the student body, and the Choral Club frequently entertains at various functions outside the school program. These groups also participate in regularly scheduled events such as the Redskin Revue and the May Festival. Each year, members are chosen to represent Sayre High School in the country and district music festivals. This department, through continuous effort on the part of both director and students, is becoming an increasingly important asset to Sayre in creating and affording an opportunity for an ever-widening interest in group singing. DISTRICT CHORUS Ashley, Sloat, Willson, Billings, Mr. Greenham CHORAL CLUB First row: Theetge, Ashley, Willson, Woods, Bond, Sloat, Cuthbert, Alteri. Second row: Quatrini, Snyder, Polinski, Little, Lathrop, Billings, Reynolds, Horton, Staight. Sixty-seven SENIOR HIGH MIXED CHORUS First row: Shershen, Cuthbert, Ashley, Bond, Willson, Sloat, Theetge, Alteri, Bush. Serond row: Kunkler, Bastion, Lyons, Antonetti, Quatrini, Lyons, Francke, Hoose, Loomis, Elliott. Third row: Liddic, Staight, Horton, Polinski, Billings, Lathrop, Little, Carney, Snyder, Woods. SENIOR HIGH GIRLS, CHORUS Firfl row: Beers, Newcomb, Brimmer, Theetge, Smith, Alteri, Shershen, Rought, McGuire Anthony, Bush. Serond row: MacMorran, Cuthbert, Rolfe, Hotalen, Elliott, Willson, Maxim, Bastion, Rolfe, Bond Sloat, Ashley. Third row: Braund, Corbin, R. Lyons, Antonetti, Shaffer, Snyder, Horton, Staight, Rogers, B Lyons, Hoose, Liddic. Sixty-eight s JUNIOR HIGH CHORUS Fin! row: Patrick, Kester, Vanderpool, Eckenstein, Kiederling, Forrest, Boston, Ackley, Lindley Second row: Biery, Forman, Dunne, Liclcliarcl, Sager, Warner, Limerick, Shaver, Springer, Hess. Third row: Birney, Moore, Page, Bryan, Armstrong, Zimmerman, George, MacMorran, Wolcott Mitchell, Shedclen, Murphy, Fourth row: Alliger, Bustin, Stewart, Machutes, Miller, Skinkle, Gray, Comstock, Kepner, Otto Timm, Stull, Wildrick. Fifth row: Walborn, Eldred, Derrig, Stolicker, Langley, Bonning, Abrams, Quatrini, Forkan Bowen, Wood, Hunsinger, Hawkins, Newcombe. Sixty-nine SENIOR DISTRICT BAND Reynolds, Polinski, Mandarano, Willson. Kneeling: Heliker. MAJORETTES The Senior Band under the baton of Nelson Sickler is one of the largest student organizations in the school. Membership is open to all those musically inclined. During football season the band practiced many hours to get in top shape to entertain during half time. The Drum and Bugle Corps, composed of extremely talented band members, was a big feature at the home football games. After football season, the band turned to playing the lighter and more classical type of music. Practice was held activities period on Tuesdays and Thursdays. During that time the band rehearsed diligently in preparation for the annual spring concert in March. Smnding: Field, Patsy, Tyson, Osborne, Northrup. Left, second row: Trainer Bonney, Skinkle, Staighti Loomis, Rifenberg. Third row: Corbin, Mac- Morran Martini Kin J ! . 8 ston, Coccagnia New- man, Alteri. First row: Mandarano, Kays, Welch, Worblewski, Bailey, Braund, Warner, Dowd. Center, fin! row: Beach, Northrup, Keeney, McWatters, Johnston, Kaplan. Cenler, refund row: Ashley, Spaulding, Schultz, Maxim. Standing: Rumble, Zello, Kepner, Solomon, Tyson, Everett, Kenish. A 9 3. 3 a 5 In order to acquire the necessary funds for the purchase of the juniors' sweaters, the band undertook several projects. Mag- azine selling proved very profitable in years before and so was continued this year. The magazine project could not have been carried out successfully except for the help of the fine officers: President, Linda Spaulding, Vice President, Elizabeth Taylor, and Secretary-Treasurer, Paul Kaplan. The band played for many civic programs, including the Hal- loween and Memorial Day Parades and the dedication of Guthrie Square. During these parades the band displayed fine musical ability as well as marching skill. The annual band picnic enjoyed by all members was the big social event of the year. Senior Band has proved very rewarding and enjoyable to all who have participated in it. Firrz row: Reynolds, Gorman, Welty, Ferguson, Johnston, Willson, Taylor. Center, fini row: Carney, Bryan, Williamson, Ferguson, Lathrop, Polinski. Center, rerond row: Potter, Barton, Griffith, Lindley, Billings. Mr. Sickler, Sayre's versatile band director. DRUM AND BUGLE CORPS Firrl row: Ashley, Schultz, Spaulding, Solomon. Second row: Barton, Zello, Carroll, Kenish, Potter. Right, Jecomi row: Bond deWitt, Loomis, Hard ing, Miller, Pryslopski Potter. Third row: Sloat, Bizili Jennings. F 0 u 1' t h row: Faltisco Powell. Left to right: Birney, Griswold, Sager, Carey, Vanclerpool, Newman, Mazza, Coccagnia, Corbin, Riffenburg, MacMorran, Shultz, Braund, Martini, Kingston, Billings, Loomis, Patrick, Ackley, Talada, Keeney, George, Allegrucci, Beach, Clough, Loomis, Northrup, Knowles, Carney, Skinkle, Ferguson, Lathrop, Welty, Gorman, Johnston, Timm, Potter, Pryslopski, Miller. Standing: Everett, Schrader, Solowiej, Shaffer, Rogers, Smith, Rolfe. JUNIOR BAND The Junior Band under the tutelage of Nelson Sickler is composed of students in junior high school. It is classified as a club, and all those who receive instrumental instruction through the school are required to join this organization. The band practices every Wednesday during activities period. At this time a music program is prepared to be presented prior to the Senior Band concert in March. The primary function of this group is to give the members experience playing as a group and to prepare them for the challenge of Senior Band. As a student continues to play in Junior Band he not only gains self-confidence in his ability to play but also new methods and techniques of playing. Seventy-two SPORTS V '1' ' vv W ' i l . F n f l l 5 . I I x I E l K E l r FGOTBALL COACHING STAFF ALL-VALLEY AWARD flst Team in Whitej Mr. Johnson, Mr. Hutchison, Mr. Haggerty, Mr. Skerpon. Campbell, Brown, Wertz, Hildebrandt, Ciavardini, Peclini Firrt raw: Martin CManagerj, K, Hildebrandt, Sutherland, Ginalski, Campbell, Wertz, Ciavardini, Nittinger, Billings fManagerj. Second row: Brehm, Clark, Rossillo, C. Hildebrandt, Gleockner, Nobles, Poletto. Third row: Kennedy, Brown, Flynn, Pedini, Hutsick, Quatrini, Vail. Fourth row: Coach Haggerty, Little, Sjostrom, Parsons, Lattimer, Diehl, Winslow, Chacona, Deubler, Coach Hutchison. Abram: Machutes. Seventy-four Opening at home against Canton, the Redskins spotted the Warriors a 7-0 lead because of costly fumbles. In the second quarter, Tom Flynn scored from 8 yards out to make it 7-6. The second half was all Sayre. Jerry Pedini went over from the one and the Redskins almost scored again. The final was 12-7. The next week was the same story. Wyalusing grabbed an early score. But two long runs by Dido Brown gave Sayre a 12-7 halftime lead. The second half saw Pedini make big gains and score twiceg Ken Deubler ran a punt back 60 yards to score. The Rams also scored once to make the count 31-15. With three first-stringers injured, Sayre traveled to Scranton Central. The powerful Eagles showed no mercy as they rolled up a 52-12 score. Sa'yre's TD's came in the first half, which ended 26-12. Tom Flynn scored once and passed to jack Nittinger for the other score. The game with Athens was a nightmare. Playing at home for the last time, the Redskins couldn't do anything right as the Bulldogs took a 21-O 'victory. 'Athens scored on a long runback with an intercepted pass, a safety, a Campbell neatly intercepts a Waverly pass. lgng P355 Play, and another long 1-un, The following week at Troy, Sayre won a 13-12 thriller. Troy put up a terrific battle and took a 12-O lead. Then Sayre started to roll. Tom Flynn passed to jack Nittinger for six, then with one and one-half minutes to go, Flynn hit Bob Sutherland in the end zone. For the vital extra point, Flynn passed again, this time to Ken Hildebrandt. Because of the flu epidemic, the Forty Fort game was cancelled and the Waverly game postponed. The 'Skins' next action was in Towanda, and they took home a 28-13 win. Dido Brown scored first, but Towanda matched it. Then Flynn scored a long run and'Pedini hit paydirt from the nine. In the second half Brown scored on a long run to end Sayre's scoring. In the final game, Sayre played at Waverly, and played tremendous ball. In the first six minutes, Dido Brown scored on runs of 50 and 24 yards to give Sayre a 12-0 lead. Sayre held the Wolverines until the last minute, when they scored on a long pass to make it 12-6. Dido Brown breaks into the clear against Waverly. Tom Flynn picks up yardage around end. Seventy-five Sayre ...,.. Sayre ....., ,, Sayre SS.,,A Sayre ,,,,,, Sayre eee,,, Sayre ...... Sayre ,,,,, VARSITY SENIORS FOOTBALL 1 95 7 .W12 Canton M31 Wyalusing ....12 Scranton Central 0 Athens M13 Troy 28 Towanda ,, M12 Waverly John Ciavardini attempts an extra point. Pint row: Brehm, Nobles, Ginalski, Wertz, Gleockner, Rossillo, Nittinger, Hildebrandt. Second row: Sutherland, Quatrini, Hutsick, Pedini, Flynn, Kennedy, Brown. Seventy-six BA KETBALL The Redskins got off to a good start by defeating Waverly up there 64-60. The score was tied at halftime but Sayre pulled away to win. A bad start cost Sayre the game at johnson City. The Wildcats cashed in on every chance to take a 71-52 win. The 'Skins dropped two to a powerful Binghamton Central club, 73-56 here and 56-53 in Binghamton. Again, a poor start cost Sayre a win in Binghamton. Sayre got back on the winning trail at Troy with an east 51-27 victory. Then, in a thriller at home, Sayre smothered Wyalusing 69-49. The same story-a bad start-turned the trip to Canton into a nightmare. Canton led all the way and won 53-47. Scanlin shoots and Campbell, Baird and Keene follow up I VARSITY Kneeling: Manager Kingston, Brehm, Potter, Keene, Ferguson, Coach Hutchison. Smndirzg.' Flynn, Arcesi, Scanlin, Baird, Benjamin, Campbell, Strayves, Bobick. Seventy-seven VARSITY SENIORS: Brehm, Flynn, Baird, Scanlin, Keene. High-flying Tom Flynn puts in two more. Against arch-rival Athens, the ,Skins' shooting was fantastic. They held a 58-31 lead at halftime and coasted to an 85-64 win. The hot streak continued against Towanda as the 'Skins rolled up 95 to Towanda's 68. Troy visited Sayre and surprised everybody. After 5 periods, the count was 40-39, Sayre. But the Sayre team found the range in the last quarter and pulled away to win 68-52. A trip to Williamsport found the flashy Million- aires playing a great brand of ball to win 84-65. Along with Canton's defeat, the ,Skins' 87-71 pasting of Wyalusing moved Sayre into a tie for first in the league. In the return with Waverly, the Redskins had the range again as they took an early lead and rolled on to a 92-65 win. In a return game at Sayre, Athens fell 77-60. After a shaky start, the Redskins came on strong to win going away. Scanlin shoots a jump shot against Canton. Seventy-eight Bill Scanlin connects for another long drive. Fin! row: Parks, Solomon, Pietro. BA EBALL The 1957 edition of the Sayre Redskins baseball team was the best in several years. The over-all record of five wins, six losses and a tie that wasn't played off is misleading, two of the losses, to Athens and Towanda, were extra inning games. Indeed, the second Wyalusing game decided the championship of the RTL. That game itself was close until the last two innings, when Wyalusing pulled away to win. Sayre's catcher, John QYogij Carroll, was hon- ored when he received the I-R Sportsmanship award for baseball. This team lost only three men, so in 1958 the team should be even stronger. Second row: Newman, Keene, Scanlin, Mandarano, Brehm, Maxim, Flynn, Stravyes, Benjamin, Carroll, Collins. Third row: Chacona, Noone, Nobles, Schmidt, House, Deubler, Ciavardini, Gleockner, Nittinger, Coach Hunt. Eighty TRACK Sayre's track team got their season off to a good start by defeating Troy and Towanda in a three- cornered meet, scoring 58 points to 56 for Troy and 30 for Towanda. But then the Athens Powerhouse came to Sayre and walked away with an SQM, to 35V5 victory. After an easy win over Wyalusing, Sayre was second in the Valley meet. Then the Red- skins walloped Waverly 75 to 34. In the last three meets, the Sayre' Invitational, District Four, and Bradford County meet, Sayre finished second to Athens. The high point of the season was in the Bradford County meet, when the Sayre mile relay team beat the favored Athens quartet by two-tenths of a second in a thrilling race. Attending the state meet with Coach Frank Downing were Bud and Dido Brown, Mike Kennedy, jerry Pedini, Mickey Potter, Red Vail, Bill Sjostrom, Bernard Dugan, Paul Comerinsky, Charlie Wells, Paul Hutsick, and Larry Parsons. Bud Brown ready for the gun Fin! row: Corner, Potter, Vail, Parsons, Brown, Brown, Hildebrandt, johnson, Thomas. Second row: DeSisti, Lattimer, Sjostrom, Hutsick, Kennedy, Pedini, Dugan, Muffley, Coach Myers. Third row: Coach Downing, Garrity, Morgan, Bryan, Diehl, Campbell, Wertz, Rossillo, Clark, Regan, Coach Rushin. Eighty-one WRESTLING TEAM CAPTAINS: Lattimer, Carroll, Kennedy. One thing the Redskins could have used, but didn't get, in their second wrestling season, was a little bit of old- fashioned luck. The men of coach Carl Meyer performed quite well. Injuries and the rather strange happening that Sayre lost three meets by a total of six points cost Sayre a better record. Sayre visited Towanda and took a pasting 40-6. The Red- skins hosted Troy and smothered them 30-17. Then came two heart-breakers. The grapplers from S-R-U upset the 'Skins 27-24, and the powerful Green Hornets from Wellsboro finally took a 26-25 squeaker. The Redskins hosted S-R-U, and really turned the tables, blasting them 33-6. The Warriors from Canton eked out a 27-25 win. Sayre got back on the winning side by defeating Wyalusing 34-13. The league champions, Towanda, came to Sayre and left with a 35-11 win. In the most exciting match of the season, Sayre and Waverly battled to a 25-25 draw. The 'Skins smacked Troy again 36-13. Wellsboro beat Sayre 32-6, winning all but two matches. Sayre moved into second place in the RTL league by defeat- ing Canton 23-19. Kneeling: McWatters, Carroll, Diehl, Kennedy, Lattimer, Anthony. Smmz'ing: Morgan, McNeal, Rifenberg, Retter, Epstein, Loomis, Orlowski, Coach Meyer. AbJ677f.' Osmim, Bryan, McCracken. Eighty-two B ,A ltlgl WW u...,.,,....-., A, , Ww .MW,,, li 'fun Wm R ,MM fflifgh M 791 FH LTMPZ lly ,A -tl1rc'm1W m my WE SHALL CHERISH THE MEMORY . . . Books are the tangible symbol of our years in school. But there are so many intangibles-the fellowship of our classmates, the enjoyment of the varied activities, and the attainment of knowledge. Memories of our years at Sayre High School crowd into our minds-the first few years of perplexity followed by the maturing years in which we came to know ourselves and our ambitions. And now as we approach graduation lwe remember most vividly the crowded and frantic days that we experienced asseniors, the unexpected vacations because of epidemic and snowstorms, the exultation over a championship basketball team, the bonds of friendship with our foreign students, the fads and the follies, the never-ending struggle with homework. Commencement will find us going our separate ways but we shall cherish the memory of all that we have shared, together with the realization of the opportunities our alma mater has given us. This 1958 Sayrenade cannot bring back all that has passed before. But perhaps in the days ahead it will, in some measure, add a warmth to our fading memories. ADVERTISING Dr. Palricia Ackley Phyllis Ackley Mr. and Mrs. Donald Adams Jay Adams Mr. and Mrs. Frank Agnew Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Alberl Anila Allegrucci Mr. and Mrs. Dino Allegruccl Mr. and Mrs. Frank Allen Mrs. Theron Allen Mr. and Mrs. Donald Alliger E. W. 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Moore Elwyn Morningsrar Rod Morningsfar William Morris William Tompkins Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Jean Lewis Marge Lewis Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Donald Lewis Leon Lincoln Francis Lindley Donald LiHle Mildred D. Morrison Norman Moyer Mr. and Mrs. H. Muffley Mr. and Mrs. H. J. Mullaly Mr. and Mrs. Howard Mullen Dr. and Mrs. Manley Rockman Charles Rogers Mr. and Mrs. James Rogers Mr. and Mrs. John Rogers Luke Rogers Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. W. Romainia Carmine Rosafi Angelo Rossillo Russell L. Rudluff Mr. and Mrs. Ann Rumble Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs. H. T. Rolfe Roberf Rumble Michael Sabin Richard Sachs Donald Sager Adrian Samuels Mr. and Mrs. James Talada Juanifa Talada Mrs. Perry Talada Mrs. Mildred M. Taylor Mr. and Mrs. P. H. Teefsel Mr. and Mrs. Alberl' E. Theefge Daniel H. Thomas Mr. and Mrs. Ellwood Murphy Mr. and Mrs. Nick Longo Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Loomis Ralph Loomis Francis J. Lorenz Margaref Murphy Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Murray Mr. and Mrs. Harry Murray Joseph H. Murrelle Miss Angeline LoVecchio Mr. and Mrs. Charles LoVecchio Theresa LoVecchio Mr. and Mrs. James A. Lowe Margaref Lowe Mm and Mrs. Charence Lynch Mrs. Cyril J. Lynch Mr. and Mrs. James J. Lynch Rulh Ann Lynch Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Lynch Mr. and Mrs. H. P. MacDonald Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Machufes Mrs. Mar aref Machufes Archie L. Munn Mr. and Mrs. Roberl Myers Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Nagle Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Monfe Newman Ray Newman William Newfon Dr. and Mrs. John Niles, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Herman Nobles Mr. and Mrs. Alberl' S. Norfh Mrs. Harry Novak Mr. John Novak Mary Novak 9 Mr. and Mrs. John Maloney Mr. and Mrs. John Mancuso Mr. and Mrs. Mandarano Mr. and Mrs. Charles Mann Peg O'Brien Edward O'Conner Mrs. Elizabefh O'FarrelI Thomas J. Sandroni Mr. and Mrs. Edward Safferly Mrs. F. C. SaHerly Mr. and Mrs. Louis Saivicki Mrs. Donald Saxe Mr. and Mrs. Jay T. Scanlin Mary Kay Scanlin Howard Schmehl Mr. and Mrs. B. T. Schrader Mr. and Mrs. Russell Schrader Mary Claire Schram Mr. and Mrs. S. M. Scoif Mr. and Mrs. M. A. Seibel Mr. and Mrs. Paul Seibel Sally E. Seibel Nicholas Shamol Mr. and Mrs. David Shaw. Jr. Miss Margaref Shaw Mr. and Mrs. L. E. Shay Mrs. Dora E. Thomas Mr. and Mrs. George W. Thomas Mr. and Mrs. John M. Thomas Mrs. Mildred Mr. and Mrs. Edward Timm Mr. and Mrs. Alberf Tifus Mr. and Mrs. Sharon Tilus Mr. and Mrs. George S. Tilus Pefer Tymoski Pefe Tymoski Mrs. Harry Tyson Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Tyson ,Ann Sfafford Vaughn Mr. and Mrs. Jack Vaughn Keifh Van Allen Mr. and Mrs. George Van Fleef Nellie Van Fleef John Van Horn Mr. and Mrs. Fred Van Kuren Mrs. Laura Van Riker Mr. and Mrs. MerriH Van Valkner Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Varner Mrs. Ann Vosburgh Mr. and Mrs. Donald H. Walker Mr. and Mrs. Paul Walker Mr. and Mrs. Frank Wall Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Wall Donald Shedden Mr. and Mrs. Paul Shedden Mr. and Mrs. William Sheeler Paul Weaver Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs. Welly Miss Donna Mann Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Manning Nevin R. Manfz Mr. and Mrs. C. F. Marcy Mrs. Amy Markle Mr. and Mrs. Edward Maroney Mr. and Mrs. Kennefh Marshall Ann Marie Marfin Dr. and Mrs. M. D. Marlin Mrs. Mildred Marfin Mr. and Mrs. Lyman Mafhews Mr. and Mrs. Sfanley Maxim Dr. and Mrs. Peier Mayock Salvalore Mazza Roberf J. McCar'rhy Mr. and Mrs. James McCloe John McConnell Mr. and Mrs. Floyd McCracken Mr. and Mrs. Charles McCufcheon Mr. and Mrs. Donald A. McCufcheon Mr. and Mrs. Harry Miss Margaref O'Farrell Mr. and Mrs. Mefro Olson Mr. Nicholas Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Dominic Pace Onofre Pefer Onofre C. M. Osborne Arfhlr Owens Phili Pa e Mr. and Mrs. Paul Shoemaker Miss Julia Shudlick Mrs. Berfha Walfman Mr. and Mrs. Ed win Waliman Cafherine Warenzak Nancy Warner Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Charles Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs. Granf Simonds Ronald A. Simonds T. Skerpon Skinkle Daniel Sloaf Alfred Smilh Mrs. Alice Welch ' P 9 Mr. and Mrs. Sieve Palipkonich Mr. and Mrs. Rasquali Palomba Mary Lou Palumbo Mike Palumbo David Parfrey Mr . and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Park George Parr Mr. and Mrs. W. Parsons Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Palferson, Jr. Donald Peferson F. H. Pierro Thomas F. Piefro Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Place Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Ted Polasky Anfhon Polzello Angelo Smilh Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Smifh Mr. and Mrs. Earl C. Smilh Mr. and Mrs. Guy Smilh, Jr. Jo Ann Smifh Judy Kay Smilh Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Smifh Mr. and Mrs. George Snavely Mr. and Mrs. H. Ausfin Snyder Charles L. Snyder Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Solock Mr. and Mrs. George Solomon John J. Solomon Mr. and Mrs. Roberf Soprano Loreffa Soprano McCufcheon, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Harry E. McCufcheon. Jr. Miss Marfha McCufcheon Mr. and Mrs. Clarence McDonald Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Anna M Wayne McEnlire cKenna Mr. and Mrs. James McKenna Mr. and Mrs. Joseph H. McKenna Mr. and Mrs. Charles McKeon Y Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Powell Prilchard's Service Sfalion Mr. and Mrs. Michael Pryslopski Mr. and Mrs. Nick Pryslopski Sophie Pryslopski Mrs. Lucy Quigley Mr. Clarence Rabenold Mr. and Mrs. Ray Rabenold Richard Rafhbun Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Soprano Mrs. Helen Sovinsky Mr. Fred Spardufi Mr. Clarence Spicer Mr. and Mrs. Russell Springer Mr. and Mrs. L. A. Spaulding Mrs. W. W. Spaulding William W. Spaulding Ronald Squires Dr. and Mrs. J. M. Sieele Caihryne Welch Mr . and Mrs. Clifford Welch Mr. and Mrs. Harry Welch Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Wendell Edward Wert John A. Werh Mr. and Mrs. Clinlon Wesf and Mrs Mr. . Shirley Whifbeck George M. Wesl' Miss Charlolfe Whife Mr. and Mrs. D. W. Wible Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Paul WolcoH' Mr. and Mrs. Fred B. Whife Joseph Wilkinson Leon Williams Milfon B. Williams M. M. Williamson G. Edward Willson Jack Willson Eugene WolcoH Harold C. Wolccff Lyman Wolco'H' John Wood burn l. L. Woodworfh Mrs. Florence Worblewski Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Yingling Michael Yuska Mrs. Charloffe Young Paul McNe'Hy Mr. and McQueeney Miss Carol McSparron Mr. and Mrs. Joseph McSparron Parvin Mensch Mr. and Mrs. Russell J. Menfzer Margaref and Minnie Merrill Mr. and Mrs. Sfanley Merrill Mr. and Mrs. David Meyer Mrs. Mary Miceli Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Micklifsch Mr. and Mrs. Walfer Minier Mr. and Mrs. Floyd E. Miller Mr. and Mrs. Ward Reeve Mr. and Mrs. Francis Regan Mary Regan Mr. and Mrs. Harry Reynolds Mr. and Mrs. John Rhodes, Jr. William Rick Mr. and Mrs. Arlhur Riegel Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Rifenberg Mr. and Mrs. Roberf S. Rinehuls Mr. and Mrs. Grover Robbins Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Roberfs Mrs. Joseph Roberfs Miss Mary Roberfs Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Robinson Eighty-seven Mr. and Mrs. Roberf Sfein Grace B. Sfewarf Mr. and Mrs. Allan Sfoddard John Slrayves Mrs. Mary Sfrope Mr. and Mrs. Frank Sfrowd Leo G. Sfruble Mr. and Mrs. Malcolm Sirunk Mr. and Mrs. John Sudnick Mrs. May Sullivan Harry T. Sufherland Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Sulherland Mr. and Mrs. Philip Zagozewski Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Zeller Mr. and Mrs. Harry Zeller Pai Ziceardi Mary Zimmer Mr. and Mrs. Edward Zimmerman Mr. and Mrs. Frank Zimmerman Andrew Zupp Congralulafions From The Valley Aulhorized New Car Dealers ACKLEY BUICK GARRISON-KOLB OLDSMOBILE, INC. GEORGE FRALEY GARAGE KOHLER PONTIAC MATT DEPUMPO PENN-YORK VALLEY MOTOR SALES SAYRE MOTOR CO. THEETGE CHEVROLET TIOGA POINT MOTOR CO. WALKER MOTOR SALES Joe Jennings proudl Bes'I' Wishes BIRD SUMNER +o +he Class of '58 EVANS AND HENRY ATHENS- PENNA- REAL ESTATE 'fl Geliiunsslance BIRD SUMNER-FRANK DOYLE y shows off his school Enjoy Yourself al' THE KEYSTONE ROLLER RINK SKATING Tuesday, Friday, and Saiurclay CROFT LUMBER CO. Wholesale - Relail Lumber Hardware and Plumbing Every'I'hing for 'I'he Builder PHONE TU 2-0834 TU 2-769I Bes'I' Wishes 'Io Ihe Class of '58 From INDUSTRIAL ELECTRICAL MOTORS CO ROC KMAN'S Ladies' Wearing Apparel I34 W. Loclcharl' S'I'reeI' SAYRE, PA. Always Someihing New Phone: TU 2-564I Diclr Kays seems 'I'o have been in'I'errupI'ed suddenly CongraI'uIa'I'ions 'I'o Ihe Class of I958 From Ihe ATHENS NATIONAL BANK ATHENS, PA. Phone TUrner 3-9288 Superior Couri' Unifed SAYRE MOTEL MR. AND MRS. E. B. TREIBLE, Props. Bloclc E. of U.S. R+. 220 and 309 Sayre. Pa. J Mr. Snyder furns fo comedy. J. F. HANLON, INC. LUMBER MANUFACTURERS AND RETAIL DEALERS Lumber - Flooring - Roof Pain'l' Ufopia Combinalion or Screen Doors Box lll Dial: TU 3-6l05 ATHENS. PA. Mill on R+. 220, 2 Miles S. of Aihens Where Good Feeling Goes Wi+h Square Dealings J. J. NEWBERRY Desmond Sheel HORN AND TAYLOR SAYRE. PENNSYLVANIA PERFECTION LAUNDRY MEMBER AMERICAN INSTITUTE OF LAUNDERING 245 Desmond SI'reeI' SAYRE, PENNSYLVANIA ESTHER STORELLI DRESS SHOP Packer Avenue Sayre, Pa. Women's and Misses' Ready-Io-Wear HALUSKA'S HARDWARE 2I6 Desmond SI. SAYRE, PENNSYLVANIA For Hardware- I'I s HaIusIca's Baglini and ReH'er. busy prinfing yearbook p DOUGLAS AND BUSH, INC. Complefe Heafing and Plumbing Service 5 Spaulding SI'ree'I WAVERLY, N. Y. Bes'r of Luck BesI' Wishes Io 'Ihe Class of I958 Class of '58 KOLB AND ALLGEIR DEPT. STQRE Sayre, Pa. ALBERT E. THEETGE BIRD SUMNER JAMES W. CULLEN JOHN H. RYAN GEORGE DRAKE H. AUSTIN SNYDER DR. C. H. DEWAN JAMES J. LYNCH Each Accouni' Insured Up +o SI0.000.00 W. LocIcharI' SI. Sayre, Pa. ERLE'S DAIRY STORE We Make Our Own Ice Cream We Specialize in Bananas SINDONI'S Banana Sales Phone Sayre TU3-8822 I0 WIIIIam S+. SO. WAVERLY, N. Y. Congrafulafions From WHIPPLE'S LUMBER YARD 508 N. Main SI'ree+ ATHENS, PA. Phone: TU3-9299 ATHENS FUEL CO. Best Wishes Home of I Family Fuel Budgets +0 lhe Your Class of HUDSON STERLING COAL '53 DEALER RUSSELL FUNERAL KAST STUDIO Where Photography Is an Art Where Photography Is the Finest JOE KAST SAYIRE, PA. Phone: TU3-87I I The Boys at Sans Souci Park RICHARD COLEMAN I 81 SON Antiques Furniture Repaired and Retinishecl Waverly, New York SHARPING, INC. SHOE STORE QuaIi'I'y Foo'Iwear 'For I'he En+ire Family Verified by X-Rey 224 Main s+fee+ ATHENS, PA. I46 Desmond SI'ree'I' phone, TU 2-0341 SAYRE, PENNSYLVANIA Besi' Wishes Io I'he Class of '58 W. N. BARBER Funeral Direclor Phone TU 2-276I Funeral Home aI' 2II W. Loclcharf S'Iree'r SAYRE, PENNSYLVANIA Eldred, Brehm. and Scanlin geH'ing ready for 'Ihe big night HAVENS FUEL CO. Jeddo-Highland coal SAGER'S Cifies Service Fuel Oil Kerosene and Gasoline TIMKEN SiIen+ Au+oma+ic on Burners Sandwiches and Soelas I06 S. Main S'IreeI' II4 W. Packer Ave. A'Ihens, Pa. Phone: TU3-I77I Phone TU 8-937I J. I. MORLEY CASH CREDIT GENERAL INSURANCE APPLIANCE COMPANY Home Owner and Aufomobile I00 Lalce Sireef Sayre. Pa. Insurance a Specially 208 So. Main S+. AI'I1ens, Pa Pryslopslci, Thomas, and Miss Tozer making lasi- minufe alieral' ions. Congrafulalions 'Io I'I1e Class of '58 CHARLIE'S MOBILE STATION 205 N. Keyslone Avenue SAYRE. PA. We Sell Mobile Gas and Oil Besf Wishes From DEWITT ELECTRIC Your Wesiinghouse Full-Line Dealer for I'he Valley 320 S. Main S+. ATHENS. PA. Wesiinglwouse Du Mon+ Television Sales. Service and Insiallafion MAX COHEN 81 SONS 20 Acre Aufo Paris We Buy Laie Model Wrecked Cars Phone: Sayre TU 3-9237 ATHENS, PA. Safely Glass Cul' and lns'I'alled H s Differeni' ai' D U-N N E'S Enioy Living Lei' Us Do Your Baking Every Day WELLER THEATRE ATHENS. PA. Besl' Sound in +he Valley PETE'S BARBER SHOP The Family Shop Men, Women and Children IO9 E. Loclcharl S+. SAYRE, PA. Congrafulafions +o The Class of '58 THE A81P TEA CO. ATHENS, PA. The Meades-Mil and Doc Spaulding and Snyder pose for ihe came HARRY J. HENSON Moving and Siorage 463 Fulfon S+. WAVERLY, N. Y. Phone Waverly 472 The Besi' in Toys and Sporfs LOCKHART ST. SAYRE, PA CONGRATULATIONS +o +he Class of i958 INGERSOLL-RAND FURMAN AND JONES BODY SHOP Efficiency Is Our Specialiy ATHENS, PA. WEST SAYRE BARBER RED LAYMAN 424 S. Keysfone Ave SAYRE, PA. Bes'l' Wishes 'ro Ihe Class of '58 THE CITIZENS NATIONAL BANK WAVERLY, N. Y. J. M. RESTAU RANT Home-Cooked Meals Breakfasi' - Lunch - Dinners JOHN AND MERLE KITHCART Proprie'l'ors Expressions seem 'Io differ in s'I'ucIy hall. BesI' Wishes From DOLLY MADISON 81 FOREMOST FOREMOST DAIRIES. INC. 803 N. Lehigh Ave. SAYRE, PA. Bes'I' Wishes Io Ihe CIass of '58 FORREST HOUSE AI'hens We Curl Up and Dye for You THE BEAUTY NOOK 2I9 S. Elmer Avenue SAYRE, PA. Congra+ula+ions 'I'o Ihe Class of I958 VOSBURGH'S Hairculfing Specialisl for Men, Women, and Children S. Elmer Avenue Sayre, Pa. SCRIVEN'S GREENHOUSE lFormerly Gregory'sI Cul' Flowers -PoH'ed PIanI's Funeral Designs 530 S. Keyslone Ave. Sayre, Pa. PHONE: TU 2-l904 Bryan and Kaplan adveriise fhe ChieHain Congralulalions Io Ihe Class of I958 BENEDICT'S TYDOL STATION I02 N. Main Sfreei ATHENS. PENNSYLVANIA Phone TU 8-94II THE IRON KETTLE INN nas+inc+:ve Food for oascemsng People'- We CaI'er I'o Priva'I'e ParI'ies and Individual Dining Parlies RI. I7, Waverly Phone: 787 Congra'I'ula'l'ions W. T. GRANT CO. Known for Values HAGGERTY APPLIANCE CENTER '-AUNDRCMAT Headquarters Frigidaire Appliances Zenith Television I24 W. Lockhart St. Sayre. Pa. TeI. TU3-870I Prompt Service Wash and Dr Waverly, N. Y. Sayre, Pa. Y FRED AND HAZEL PRICE, Owners Congratulations and Best Wishes to THE GRADUATING CLASS OF I958 FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF SAYRE Smartest Looking Graduates Congratulations Wear to the COLLEGE TOWN SUITS I VAN HEusEN SHIRTS CIE-SS of 53 BOSTONIAN SHOES SHAFFER'S CARROUSEL JIM PALUZZIIS N. Keystone Ave. Sayre TOGGERY 8: TAILORS Elmer Ave. Sayre, Pa. SHAFFER'S SUNOCO STATION Tires - Ba'H'eries Accessories Washing and Greasing Call for and Deliver Cars Phone: TU-3-745I Congra+uIa'Iions From ATHENS G. L. F. ATHENS PENNSYLVANIA Mr. Morfimer, looking his usual genial self. Besi' Wishes 'I'o Ihe Class of I958 THE SAYRE TH EATRE COAL FUEL OIL VALLEY COAL COMPANY I06 Packer Avenue I SAYRE. PENNSYLVANIA OIL BURNERS STOKERS ICE CREAM LUNCHEON BOB'S SODA BAR 428 Keysfone Avenue SAYRE, PA. CANDY MAGAZINES Besf Wishes 'Io Ihe I958 Seniors SCANLIN INSURANCE Over I'he Bank Insurance for Your Every Need 0 I02 Desmond S+. Sayre, Pa 3I7 So. Thomas Avenue TU 8-6I6I SAYRE. PA. BLUE SWAN MILLS Division of THE McKAY PRODUCTS CORPORATION S. Elmer Avenue Sayre, Pennsylvania Things 'Io Wear for Men Who Care 1 . , Mens 8: Bc? Teen S+v'eS DESMOND-AST. iSISIAQfT2as aI' Their Besf BROTAN'S ARROW SHIRTS SWANK JEWELRY McGREGOR SPORTSWEAR MICHAELS-STERN CLOTHES INTERWOVEN HOSE Congralulalions 'Io 'II1e Class of '58 SAYRE LAND CO. HICKS AND COLLINS ICE CREAM 237 Desmond Sfreei' SAYRE. PENNSYLVANIA For Qualify Furnilure See D. M. HANDRICK 81 SONS 393 Broad SI'reeI WAVERLY. N. Y. Congralulalions Io The Class of '58 NORTH'S JEWELERS Alhens and Waverly Keepsake Diamonds BISHOP'S FUEL IQIIIHZYIIITJW Fuel Oil and Kerosene has Icepl' Ihe homes' in Ihe valley warm for years: I'elI Dad aboul i'I. S. SCHWARTZ Ladies' and Children's Wearing Apparel 32I Broad SI. WAVERLY. N. Y. THE FARMERS NATIONAL BANK ATHENS. PA. Besi' Wishes 'Io 'I'he Class of '58 FRANK E. HAUVER Elmira, New York For Ihe Besf Shoe Repair Anywher Go Io SCH USCO'S I05 W. Packer Ave. SAYRE, PA The Juniors iive ii' up. Besf Wishes Chemical and MeI'aIIurgicaI Division of SYLVANIA ELECTRIC PRODUCTS, INC. The Bes+ in Radio Hi-Fi and Television SeI's ,-' s ifgvsw f-1 Q A 39 'f f::::3:f:::-:Zz- :za HARPER'S NEWS CENTER Hallmark Cards for All Occasions 325 Broad S'l'ree'l' WAVERLY, N. Y. Phone: I4M Besi' Wishes 'lo +he Class of '58 BEHTf U NPMHARMAEY Tel. TU-8-6I03 Wilbur Ho'l'el Bldg. Prompi, Accurafe Prescripfion Compounding MacNeal, Taylor, and Kays a+ choral concer'l'. Congraiulaiions +o fhe Class of i958 FRAN KENT BEAUTY SHOP Hopkins Sfreei' SAYRE, PA The New K NADP 5 I Q w YDUV P1lARl57l4R lDf5!lR'lfN'5'O-I A N Y. Knapp's Open Boih Thursday and Friday Nighis Closed All Day Monday CongraI'uIaI'ions From MORETON CLEANERS and THE GIFT BOX Jus'r Around +he Corner O'BRIEN BROS. Norfh Lehigh Ave. SAYRE, PENNSYLVANIA 4I3'4I5 Broad SI' WorIcman's Supplies Tobacco WAVERLY. N. Y. ee Sak e DIA,N1O - 'RINGS GORHAM TowLE EASTMAN : , f l::: POLAROID KGDAKS ' CAMERAS ELGIN WATCHES ' E IVV av. Aulzl 5 HAMILTON GIRARD-PERREGAUX X WATCHES DIAMONDS 'A' SAMSONITE s 8. H GREEN LUGGAGE STAMPS f - Vw 125.00 , KQV, CORSAGE I.. ...... T ,........... . ... Wedding Rive 575-00 ART REAGAN Jeweler HORTON'S SCHRIER OIL COMPANY ATLANTIC PETROLEUM PRODUCTS ELECTRIC CENTER Every+hing EIec'I'ric Sparfan Easy Radio and Television Washers 334 Broad S+. Waverly, N. Y. PHONE 805 Congra+ula+ions +o Ihe Class of I958 BOB'S CYCLE SHOP II7 N. Keys'I'one Ave. SAYRE. PA. MILAN MEAT MARKET Meaf Processing Wholesale, Reiail and Cus'I'om Work On Rouie 220 Befween ATHENS and TOWANDA For Ihe Very Besi' in Baked Goods Come +o PARK BAKERY II6V2 Desmond S'IreeI' SAYRE, PA. . ivan N it oqihlllrn C 'Home 'Deeouili Pllllfl - INIMIIS -Vllllillls PAUL HARRIS COMPANY HARRIS MANOR-IR. D. my WAVERLY, N. Y. SAYRE FLORAL COMPANY WALTMAN AND WALTMAN I06 W. Packer Avenue Phone TU 2-76II Besf Wishes VALLEY CITIES GAS CO. Desmond S+ree+ SAYRE, PA WILBUR HOTEL Ca+ers +o Banque'rs and Pariies Serves Good Food DRAPER BROS. MARKET QualH'y MeaI's Wesf Sayre HANER'S GROCERY l The La-I-eg-f in Groceries-Meals Hair Slyling, Shaping Frozen Foods I S. K Av . Love BEAUTY SALON 42 SAYiYE 52. e 42 w L kh + s+ s Pa Phone TU2494' I ' oc ar ' ayre' ' I+ Pleases Us 'I'o Please You. We Give Family Discouni' SI' p THE TEED INSURANCE AGENCY Phone: Tu 2-556I SAYRE. PENNSYLVANIA Cong rafulalions 'I'o 'Ihe Class of '58 Visi+ VALLEY EL-BA' FARMS for Qualify Ice Cream ATHENS, PA. NEV'S ROTARY SERVICE STATION Lubricalion and Minor Repairs BEST FOR LESS TU8-936i one Ave. Sayre. Pa. Keysi For Flowers Call JAYNE'S GREENHOUSE II Garfield S+. Phone: Waverly 475 Congra'I'ula+ions From ROLF'S ATLANTIC SERVICE I02 N. Main S+. ATHENS. PA. Phone: TU 8-982I SWAP STORE Keys+one Ave. Wesi' Sayre Famous for Bricabrac Cu+ GIBSS China Anfiques T Dunne and Brown Oper.-.+e ih 9 Best Wishes in Life to You From STROEHMANN BROTHERS CO. Bakers of SUNBEAM BREAD Congrafulafions, Seniors CLARKE CLEANERS I40-I56 Broad Sf. WAVERLY, N. Y. Power Tools - Houseware Toys - Du Ponf Painfs BOLICH BROS. HARDWARE Sayre, Pennsylvania Carroll and Spaulding on parade. Congrafulalions +o +he Class of '58 MT. TOP The Place of Perfecfion Enioy Worlcl's Mosi Beau'riful Scenery While You Dine Congra+ula'l'ions 'I'o 'I'he Class of '58 YANUZZI'S EVANS AND CHAFFEE Your Quali+y S'I'ore for Junior Fashions SAYRE and TOWANDA WESTERN AUTO ASSOCIATE STORE MAYS and WEBES, owners Bes+ WiSI1eS Everyihing for +he Aufomobile -I-Q I'he 409-4II S. M ' S+. f '53 Dial Tuz-6652 am Amen., Pa. Class 0 Television - Appliances Wheel Goods-Toys CARL'S FOOD MARKET Keysfone Ave. Sayre. Grease-Oil Changes Cars Washed S 8: H Green S'I'amps J O H N 'S SERVICE STATION Corner Elmer-S'I'evenson SBYI' Y6gi fakes acIvan'I'age of in'I'ermission. Bes: Vlfshes 6,655 of .58 FUNERAL HOME 3I4 Desmond SIree'I' SAYRE, PENNSYLVANIA 404 N. Main S+. ATHENS, PA. Congra+uIaI'ions 'I'O 'I'I'Ie Class of '58 If -ve-'ei fs-tl '.'l ' ' I. ' FU ISJNTM J if DESISTI S GROCERY 235 DESMOND 5 T 'Smal 'ZAUOYU Qu I .0GGlZ0'1f' FOR Greefing Cards Sfaiionery Magazines I+'s JORDAN'S NEWS I20 W. Packer Avenue SAYRE, PA. GLASER'S REXALL DRUG STORE and GIFT SHOP Packer Avenue SAYRE THE S8zH GREEN STAMP STORES MURRELLE PRINTING COMPANY Book and Commercial Prinfers Since I 903 SAYRE PENNSYLVANIA Keep Your Home Warm Doing Business Wi+h a Friendly Dealer JOHN H. MURRAY 81 SON Coal and OiI Dealers i. C 1. I +. We Sell for Less KEYSTONE Class of -58 FRUIT MARKET CH ACQN A'5 Fresh rms and Vegelable RESTAURANT Anpfflz -iilgxied Sam' Pe sY a ia No. Keyslone Ave. Say P CLOVERDALE FARMS COMPANY for Milk of Superior Flavor Try Our Vitamin D Homogenized Milk SAYRE - ATHENS - WAVERLY Insurance Problems Big or Small Besl' Wishes 'vi:::l1z'f.T::r of H. E. cowLEs 0 WEST SAYRE GENERAL INSURA' CE Sayre' Pa- N COFFEE SHOP Phone TU2-6l32 RADIO STATION WATS SAYRE, PA. 960 KC I000 WaHs MUSIC - NEWS SPORTS Jennings, Baglini. and R eH'er offer 'I' Best Wishes to the Class of 1958 Quality Service Stores E. F. ASHLEY 81 CO. SERVING THE VALLEY FOR 36 YEARS hgfi' Congratulations From Co t I t' ns nilalg lo THE EVENING TIMES Class of ,58 Your Daily Newspaper From me Serving Sayre, Athens, and South Waverly, Pa.: Waverly, N. Y. and sur- rounding areas in Bradford County. Pa., and Tioga County, N. Y. ATHENS DAIRY COMPANY HIGHEST QUALITY DEPENDABLE SERVICE Milk, Cream, Chocolate Milk and Other Dairy Products Phone TU 2-l72l Sayre, Pennsylvania Best Wishes to the Class of '58 H. M. HAIR 81 SONS ATHENS Best of Everything to Build With Pittsburgh Paints Armstrong Linoleum Lehigh Anthracite Johns-Manville Roofing Youngstown Kitchens Flintkote Siding Lynch and Soprano direct traffic. THE LEHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD Extends Every Good Wish to the Students and Faculty of SAYRE HIGH SCHOOL INDEX Abrams, Joan430 Abrams, Joanne-34, Abrams, R.-34, 54 51 Ackley, R.-30, 69, 72 Adney, P.-36, 53 Advertising Club-55 Agnew, B,-39, 50 Alexander, C.f34 Alexander, Donald- 36, 54 Alexander Donna-39, 47, 56 49 Alexander, J.-36, Alexander, M.-34 Alexander, P,-32, 52 Allegrucci, A.-72 Alliger, Joan-32, 51 Alliger, Joy-30, 44 Allis, D.-39, 50, 56 Allis, T.-53 Brimmer, B.-36, 55, 67 Brown, C.-'39, 81 Brown, H.-39, 74, 81 Brown, J.f32 Brown, K.-34, S1 Brown, L.-39, 50 Brown, N.--30, 53 Bryan, George-39, 49, 70, 81, 82 Bryan, Gladys-36, 55 Bryon, K.-32, 51 Bubniak, J.-32 Burlingame, D.-36 Bush, G.-30, 49 Bush, L.-36, 68 Bushey, Mr. John-8 Bustin, M.-30 Cafeteria-12 Calveric, J.f34 Camp, M.-34, 51 Campbell, Ann-15 Campbell, Audrey-34, 51 D.-32, 53 Campbell, Campbell, Joan--36, 49 Campbell, John-34 Campbell, N.-36 Campbell, Pauline'-39, 56 Campbell, Phyllis-34, 51 Campbell, W.-54, 78, 81 Cannavino, R.-30 Cap and Cue-47 Career Day-63 Carey, R.-30, 72 Carney, L.-34, 67, 70, 72 Carpenter, C.-30, 51 Carroll, A.f39, 52 Carroll, James-16, 46, 64, 65, 82 Carroll, John-16, 45, 51, 62, 80 Carroll, W.-34 Catlin , N.-31 Chacona, J. -36, 54, ao Chacona, T.-30, 53, 69 Chacona, W.-34, 54 Chaffee, Mr. Russell-8 Chamberlain, D.-16 Chamberlain, S.-39, 47 Cheerleaders-83 Foreign Altcri, K.-39, 47, 48, 56, 67, 68, 70 Alteri, Richard-14, 51 Alteri, Rosemary-36, 55 Altieri, J.-30 Anderson. J.-32, 53 Angelo, Samuel-36 Angelo, Sandra-36 Annabel, Charles-30 Annabel, Clara-14, 52 Annabel, M.-39 Annabel, Sandra-30 Annabel, Stuart-30 Anthony, Jean-36, 68 Anthony, Joseph-39, 82 Anthony, P.-34, 51 Antonelli, Mr. Frank-8 Antonetti, M.-36, 55, 68 Arcesi, A.-39, 48, 50, 77, 78 Aroy, A.-39, 48, 50, 57 Armstrong, M.-30 Art Club'48 Ashley, J.-14, 45, 47, 56, 57, 62, 67, 68, 70, 71 Bagley, J.-32 Baglini, F.-14, 46, 56, 65 Bailey, K.-36, 49, 53, 70 Baird, H.-15, 56, 77, 78 Baker, N.-34, 52 Band, Senior-70, 71 Barber, J.-30 Barton, G.-15, 70, 71 Baseball-80 Basketball-77, 78, 79 Bastion, M.-36, 55, 68 Baxter, J.-32, 53 Beach, J.-36, 54 Beach, L.-32, 70, 72 Beagle, Mr. Boyd-8 Beardsley, B.-36, 55 Beatty, J.-32 Beeman, J.-36, 52 Beers, C.-34, 49 Bendock, C.A36, 52 Benjamin, F.-32 Benjamin, M.-32 Benjamin, R.-36, 54, 77, 80 Benjamin, V.-34, 52 Bennett, C.-36 Bentley, W.-32 Bergman, E.-36, 53 Berrettini, L.-36, 55 Bidlack, W.-32, 53 Biery, R.-36, 53 Biery, S.-30 Billings, D.-34 Billings, H.-32, 70, 72 Billings, R.-28, 32 Billings, W.-15, 53, 56, 67, 68, 74 Chieftain-57 Choral Club-67 Christain, .J.- 30 Ciavardini, J.-39, 74, 80 Ciavardini, P.-36, 52 Cichocki, Mr. Frank-5 Clark, B.-30 Clark, J.-34, 52 Clark, K.-34 Clark, L.-32 Clark, R.!39, 74, 81 Clarke, J.!34, 49 Clarke, L.-36, 55 Class Officers-14, 28 Classrooms-40, 41, 42 Cloudas, F.-16 Clough, D.-30, 72 Coccagnia, D.-30, 70, 72 Cochi, L.-59 Coe, James-36 Coe, Jeanne-3 Cole, C.-36 6 cole, J.-36 Colo, M.-so Collins, Mrs. Elizabeth-8 Collins, W.-16, B0 Comerinsky, P.-54 Comstock, D.-39 Comstock, L.-32, 49, 62 Conclusion-84 Conklin, D.-32 Conklin, L.-36 Cooley, Mr. Max--8, 27 Copie, R.-32 Bird, R.-15, 57 Francke, J.-30, 44 Bird, S.-34, 51 Birney, Bizilia, C.-30, 69, 72 P.-36, 53, 70 Blackman, B.-32 Blackman, Mr. Harry-12 Blackman, W.-30 52 Blake, B.-15, Board of Education-5 Bohick, M.-39, 77 Bogart, G.-36, 49 Bolich, L.-23, 36 Corbin, P.-54, 68, 70, 72 B Corner, 34, 51 Corner, J.-39, 53, 81 Covey, G.-32 Covey, R. 34 Covey, S.-34, 51 S.-34, 49 Crocker, Croke, C.-34 Croke, J.-16 Cryder, A.-34, 51 Cryder, M.-30 Franks, M.-32, 48 Bolioh, R.-30 Bradford County History Club-54 Bond, S.-15, 46, 47, 57, 62, 67, 63, 70 Bonney, J.-36, 70 Bonning, B.-34, 51 Bonning, D.-51 Borits, E.-39, 47l, 48, 57, 83 Boston, David-32 Boston, Diane-39 Boston, Donna-34 Bostwick, B.-39, 47, 48, 56 Bostwick, P.-34, 83 Bouton, Miss Elisabeth-8 Bowen, c.-23, 32, 62 Cuddeback, Cuthbert, D.-34 M.-36, 55, 67, 69 Daddona, Mr. Jack-8 Daddona, Joseph-36 Daddona, Patricia-16, 47 Daddona, Patrick-32 Daddona, Mrs. Shirley-8 Dagustine, J.-32, 51 Dance Band-49 Davidson, P.-39 Davies, D.-39 Davis, C.-36, 50, 55 Davis, Mr. Lawrence-9 Decker, M,-34 Braund, Mrs. Oren-12 Braund, S.-34, 44, 70, 72 Brehm, G.-36, 44 Brehm, Walter-30, 53 Brehm, William--15, 44, 45, 55, 52, 64' 74, 77, so, 76 Brewer, C.-34, Brewer, S.-30 51 De Pio, Joan-30 De Pio, John--30 Derring, D.-34 Derrig, Patricia-39, 44, 47 Derrig, Phyllis-32, 53, 62, 83 De Sisti, J.-16, 45, 47, 55, 55, 64 DeSisti, M.-36, 81 De Sisto, G.-36, 50 , 6 5 Detrick, Detrick, N.-34, 48, 67 R.-34 Deubler, A.-34, 44, 49 Deubler, Mr. Harold-5 Deubler, Harold-36, 54, DeWitt, L.-36, 55 DeWitt, M.-32, 48 DeWitt, N.-17, 57, 70 Dickman , R.-34 Diehl, L.-28, 36, 54, 74 District Band-70 District Chorus-67 Dolan, J .-36 Dolan, P. 30 Donlin, Mr. Charles-12 Donlin, P.-34, 52, 83 Doty, C.-32 Dove, L.f34 Ginalski, K.-34 Ginalski, R.-39 Ginalski, S.-36, 55 Ginalski, T.-14, 18, 76 74, 79, so ,81 Dougherty, Miss Jean-9 Dowd, P.-36, 70 Drake, N.--36 Dugan, B.-'36, 44, 54, 79, 8 Dugan, M.-36, 55 Dunbar, E.-30 Dunbar, S.-32, 51 Dunfee, T.-34, 54 Dunham, J.-34 Dunne, A.-39, 50 Dunne, J.-30 Durham, 0:-30, 53 Eckenstein, K.-30 Eckenstein, S.-30 Edersheim, G.-39 Eighth Gradw32, 33 Eighth Science Club-53 Eldred, Deane-17 Eldred, Donna-34, 52 Eldred, S.-30, 69 Eley, C.-34 Eley, E.-36 Eley, M.-30 Ellers, M.-30 Elliott, S.-39 Ellis, G.-36, 53 Ennis, H.-36, 50, 55 Epstein, H.-30, 53 Epstein, M.-36, 53, 82 Erle, Sally-17, 47, 57 Erle, Susan-36, 55 Everett, R.-70, 72 Faculty-8 Faltisco, J.-36, 54 Faltisco, M.-17, 50, 51, 56, Farr, Mr. Milford-5 Farr, R.-36 Farrell, G.-36, 55, 70 Farrell, R.--39, 47, 62 Felicita, J .--32 Felt, M.-39, 47, 56, 62 Ferguson, D.-32, 51 Ferguson, Keith-39, 62, 70, Ferguson, Kenneth-17 Ferguson, P.-32, 72 Ferro, R.-39 Field, A.-39, 44, 45, 47 Field, P.-39, 49, 70 Finch, L.-32, 48 Finch, Miss Ida-9 Fisk, K. -32 Fitzgerald, M.-39 Flick, A.-30 Flick, C.-34, 54 Flynn, Flynn, Mrs. Agnes-9 Mrs. Janet-9 Flynn, T.-17, 76, 77, 78, 80 Foley, Foley J.-32, 53 T.-28, 39 so Foothill-74, 75, ,76 Students'-60, 61 Foreword-3 Forkan, P.-32, 44, 62, 83 Forman, B.-32, 69 Forrest, A.-34, 48 Forrest, B.-30, 69 Foster, J.-32, 53 Francke, D.-28, 36, 55, Francke, S.-52 Frank, J.-34 Frank, Miss Ruth-9 Franklin, Mrs. Ben-12 Fravel, K.-30 Freshman Class-34, 35 Frisbie, B.-30 Frisbie, G.-30 Fritch, G.--36 Fritch, R.-34 Frohlich, J.-30 Future Homemakers-52 Future Teachers-50 Gallagher, C.-36, 52 Garfield, Mr. Joseph-5 Garrison, W.-30 Garrity, E.-34, S4 Garrity, H.-34, 54, 81 Gatto, Mr. Nicholas-9 Geffert, C.-36, 52 Geiger, M.-52 Geiss, J.-32 69 George, M.-18, 47, 55, 57 George, N.-36 George, W.-72, 79 ,82 1 57, 70 79 Glaser, D.-34, 53 Gleockne r, T.-la, 74, 76,'80 Glose, J.-36 Goble, N.-36, 49 Goodall, P.-le, 47, 55 Gorman, A.f34, 70, 72 Grantier, B.-36 Gray, R.-32, 53, 69 Green, D.-18 Greenham, Mr. William-9, 67 Gridiron Club'-54 Griffith, D.-36 Griffith, R.-34 Griswold J.-30, 72 Hadlock, A.f34 Haggerty, Mr. Glenn-9, 74 Haggerty, P.f34, 49 Haggerty, S.-36, 55, 62 Haggerty, T. 31 36 Hakes, D.- Haner, Mr. Radford-5 Hansen, J.-f34 Hansen, T.-36 Harding. F.-32 Harding, P.-39, 70 Hauver, Mr. Raymond-10 Havens, D.-31 Havens, L.-34, 54 Hawkins, L.-32, 69 Hoih, R.-31 Holikor, S.-39, 49, 7 Henrich, Duane-32 Henrich, Dwight-32, 0 53 Herrick, M.-18, 47, 56 Hess, C.f34 Hess, R.-31, 53, 69 Hicks, Mr. Donald-5 Hicks, Mrs. Vern-12 Higley, Mr. Thomas-5 Hildebrandt, C.'74, 81 Hildebrandt, J.Y32 Hill, C.-34, 52 Hill, K.!39, 52 Hogan, Mr. Charles-12 Holden, S.-39 Holst, Mrs. Gertrude-10 Honor Society-45 Hoose, B.f32, 51 Hoose, L.-34, 68 Hoose, S.-34, 51 Hoose, W. 32 Horton, D.-36, 50, 62, 67, 68 Horton, M-32 51 69 J Hotalen, I-34: 49, 68 Houghtaling, G.-32 House, C.-18, 80 House, F.-30 House, L.-39, 52 House, Mrs. Phyllis-12 House, R.-36 Howey, C.-36 Hoyle, R.-34, 49 Huffman, B.-34 Humphrey, S.-l9,45,46,50,56,57,64,65 Hunsinger, R.-36 Hunsinger, S.-31, 69 Hunt, Mr. Francis-10, 80 Hunter, E.-34 Hunter, J.-34 Hutchison, Mr. Jay-10, 74, 77 Hutsick, D.-36, 52 , 62 Hntsiok, P.-19, 44, 51, 76 Irish, E.-32, 51 Irons, R.-30 Irons, S.-70 , 74, 81 Jacoby, P.-34 Jacoby, T.-31 Jennings, J.-19, 49, 56, 62, 70 Johnson, Betsy-39, 52 Johnson, Betty-39, 52 Johnson, C.-34, 49 Johnson, Jane-32 Johnson, Mr. John-74, 79 Johnson, LeRoy-34, 79 Johnson, Lucille+32 Johnson, M.-34, 52 Johnson, P.H-36, 54, 81 Johnson, T.f32 Johnston, R.-31 Johnston, S.--34, 70, 72 Johnston, V.-19, 55 Johnston, William-36, 53, 70, 77, 78 Johnston, Mr. William-5 Jordan, H.-31 Jordan, S.-37 .Junior Band-72 Junior Class-38, 39 Junior High Chorus-69 Junior Play-64 Junior Prom-58 Kaplan, P.-39, 45, 53, 57, 62, 70 Kast, Mr. Judson-4 Kays, R.-20, 46, 49, 62, 70 Keene, G.-20, 77, 78, so Keener, D.-36, 52 Keeney, C.-28, 31, 72 Keeney, L.-37, 70, 79 Keir, W.-34 Kellogg, J.-34, 70 r-- - --r Kiederling, Kelly, S.-34 Kenish, J.-39, 70 Kenish, S.-34 Kennedy, M.-20, 74,' 76, Bl, 82 Kepner, B.-31, 51 Kepner, G.-31 Kepner, J.-39, 50, 83 Kepner, M.-20, 52, 70 Kepner, T.43s, 48, 62, 69, 83 Kester, R.-31 N.-31 Miucr, E.433, 72, 79 Miller, J.-31 Miller, Mary-37, 55 Miller, Maxine-22, 45, 46, 47, 57, 64, 65 Minturn, C.-35 Minturn, G.-35 Minturn, M.-38 Mitchell, K.-31 Moody, T.-35 Moore, Betsy-31 Kilpatrick, G.-33 Kingston, J.-33, 70, 72 Kinney, P.-34, 48 Kinney, R.-34 Kithcart, E.-33 Kithcart, R.-31 Knapp, Miss Marcia- 10 Knowles, E.-33, 62, 72 Kofi, Ben-60, 61 Kohler, C.-34 Kresge, Mr. Samuel-5 Kunkler, S.-39, 50 Kuykendall, J.-31 LaBarr, D.437 Langeland, E.-31 Moore, Bonnie-37 Moore, D.-37, 53 Moore, 1.-33 Morgan, D.-37, 54, 81, 82 Morningstar, N.-38 Morris, Mr. Andrew-10 Morrison, Mortimer, B.-35 Mr. W. Albert-11 Moughan, C.-38, 47, 48, 62 Muffley, A.437, 81 22 Mullen, J. Mullen, N.v52 Mullen, P.-37, 55 Mullegi, R.-37 Murpliy, A.-33, 69 Langeland, S.-51 Langley, M.-33, 69 Lantz, J.-33 Lathrop, J.-20 Lathrop, R.f34, 62, 67, 63, 70, 72 Lattimer, G.-37 Lattimer, H.-35 Lattimer, J.-30 Latlimer, P.-20, 81, 82 Lattimer, S.-30 Layman, Mr. Peter-10 Leahy, A,-39, 48, 50, 56, 62 Leahy, I.-37 I Lesher, G.-33, 53 Lesher, R.-20, 45, 53, 57 Library Council-52 Liddiard, J.433, 44, 48, 62, 69 Liddic, C.437, 55, 68 Liddic, R.431, 54 Liebhaber, F.-37 Murpliy, D. Murphigy, M.-22 Murray, G.-37, 52 Nagle,eA.-35, 51 Naglef-M.-37, 55 Namet, G.-37 Namet, M.-37, 54 National Thespians-46 Neiley, Miss Rachel-11 Newman, D.-31 Newhouse, Mrs. Helen-12 Newcomb, N.-33, 51, 69 Newcomb, S.-35, 51 Newman, J,-38, 80 Newmani, R.-31, 70, 72 Nittingerg Joan-37, 55 Nittin er,'5,John-23, 74, 76, 80 ,L E,e37 r, gitlgiiy '-51.423, 51, 74 3? -22, 49, 70, 72 Limerick, M.43s, 55, 62, 69 Lindley, A.-70 Lindley, M.-31 Little, L.-35, 50, 62, 67, 68, 74 Loeb, Ruth-60, 61 Loomis, D.-38, 70, 82 Loomis, G.-37 Loomis, .lan-35, 48 1 Loomis, Jerry-35, 70, 72 ,' Loomis, John-72 , ' 6 Lorenz, F.-20, 47, 55, 56, 65 rr Lutz, B.-53 Lynch, Mr. James-5 1 4 MacMorran , Lynch, S.-35 Lynch, v.414, 21, 83 I Lyons, B.f37, 55, 62, Lyons, R.-28, 37, MacAskill, Robin- 50, 55, 62, 68 33, 52 Machutes, A.437, 44, 54, 77, 78 Machutes, J.f33, 48, 69 , L.455, 70, 72 K 68 .. 7 MacMorran, N.-31 , Maintenance-12 1 Majorette Cluh-49 Majorettes-70 Malanoski, R.-22 Maly, F.-31, 54 Mandarano, B.-21, 70, 80 Mandarano, M.-37, 55 Marek, .1--31 Marshall, Kr-35, 49 Martin, L.-21 Martini, K. 35, 62, 70, 72 Mason, Miss Anna-10 Matanle, Miss Katherine-10 Maurer, E.-35, 44, 79 Maxim, G.-38, 70 Maxim, J.435, 48, 68 4 Nohles,'g'8lr331, 44 Nocchiii Rig-35, .Noone,'QV1. 5, 49 Northrtirp, J. 33, 70, 72 Northrop, PQE37, 49, 70 Novak,iJ.430 'Yj1..,, O'Boy1i5, Miss Mary-11-,A 11, Olmstead, 11.435, 49 Onofrei, D.-f38 'll Onofrfg, RichardQi535 Onoffie, Ronald1E35 Onoflfe, P.-33 Orloirski, s.437g,54, 82 oahiarrrc, P.43s5,49, 70 - 'un, E.437, 53, 82 gig, K.f33, 69 Page, P.-31 ,A 1 'Parenieg ' 19.535, , 57 Park, Raymond-35, 79, 80 Park, Richardf37, 44, 77 Parr, M.43a, 50 Parsons, L.-38, 50, 81 Patrick, H.-31, 44, 72 Patsy, B.-70 Payavis, J.-33, 53 lac-aim, A.--37 1' ir-cami, G.-23, 51, 74, 76, 81 Peterpaul, N.-38, 52 Petrocco, M.435 Petrocco, R.-38, 47 Photography Club-53 Pietro, F.-23, 51 Pietro, W.-35, 79, 80 Poletto, R.-38, 74 Polinski, .l.437, 55, 67, 68, 70 Polzello, A.-31 Potter, Larry-31, 70, 72 Potter, Lowell-23, 57 Maxim, K.452, 37 Maxim, R.-33, 53 Maxim, S.- 22, so May Festival-66 Mazza, Salvatore-35 McCarroll, Mrs. Charles-12 Pnlter, N.-38, 44-, 50, 70, 77 Powell, J.-35, 51 Powell, R.-37, 50, 55, 70 Principal-7 Prough, C.-37, 53 Prough, Linda-31, 69 Pruyne, D.-37 r McCracken, Dennis-37 McCracken, Donald-35 McCracken, S.-35, 51 McCutcheon, C.-22 McCu'tcheon, J.-31 McCutcheon, M.-37, 52, 62 McCutcheon, T.-37 McGuire, P.-35, 48, 68 Mclntire, D.-35, 52 Mclntire, V.-31 McKee, K.f37 McKee, M.422, 52, 68 McKinery, D.-35 Pryslopski, J.-33, 70, 72 Pryslopski Quatrini , N.147, 50, 57 A438 Pryslopski, P.-38, 54 Y c Quatrini, .-33, 49, 62, 69 Quatrini. J.-38, 47, 62, 67, 68, Quatrini, L-24, 45, 51, 74, 76 Quatrini, S.--35 Quattrini, N.-37, 55 McMahon, M.-38, 47 McNeal, C.-38, 82 McNeal, M.-35, 48 McWatters, B.-51 McWatters, J.-37, 54, 70, 82 Mensch, S.-35, 51 Merrick, B.-35 Meyer, Mr. Carl-81, 82 Miccli, c.422, 50, 55 Micklitsch, V.-37, 55 Quattrini, T.-31, 53 Quinn, L.-31 Randall, B.f37, 52 Randall, C.-33, 51 Raymond, R.-37 Redskirii Revuef62 Regan,- Gail-35, 49 Regan, Gary-37, 53, 81 Reporters' Club-48 Retter, G.--24, 53, 56, B2 Reynolds, D.-38, 50, 57, 70 Reynolds, James--31 Reynolds, .Tune-37, 52 Reynolds, R.-30 50, 56, 81 Richards, L,-38 Rifenberg, D.-33, 70, 72 Rifenberg, J.-35, 82 Rimia, D.435, 48 Roberts, .loan-33 Roberts, Joseph-24 Rockman, E.-48, 47, 57 Rogers, I.-35, 68, 72 Rolfe, Barbara-35, 68, 72 Rolfe, Bonnie435, 52, 68 Rose, R.-35 Ross, R.-37, 83 Rossi, A.-35 Rossillo, T.424, 51, 74, 76, 81 Rothholz, S.-37 Rought, P,-35, 48, 68 Rumble, M.424, 44, 45, 47, 56, 70 Rushin, Mr. Gerard-11, 81 Ryan, Mrs. Agnes-12 Ryck, C.-33, 49 Sager, C.-31, 72 Sager, J.-33 Sager, N.-38, 47, 45, 66 Sager, S,-38, 47 Salo, A.-35, 48 Santucci, M.-35, 52 Sargent, L.-'33 Satterly, F.-24 Satterly, T.-38, 47, 48 Stevens, D.-38 Stevens, J.--26 Stewart, P. '33, 51 Stocum, Miss Geraldine-11 Stolicker, B.-31 Stoll, G.-31 Strayves, D.-38, 79, 80 Strayves, I.-35, 83 Strayves, R.-33, 53 Student Council444 Stull, D.-33 Suiter, W.-31, 53 Superintendent-6 Surace, S.-38, 51 Sutherland, R.-26, 74, 76, 81 Swackhammer, D.-35, 51 Swackhammcr, R.-37 Talada, A.f28, 37, 50, 57 Talada, J.-31, 72 Taladay, S.-37 TSYIOY, E--26. 46, 47, 56, 64, 65, 66, 70 Teeter, P.-37 Theetge, N.-38, 47, 50, 62, 67 Thomas, D.-35, 81 Thomas, J.-26, 46, 47, 56, 57, 65 Thurston, P.-35 Timm, Bertha-30 Timm, Beverly-33 Timm, Edward-30 Saxe, E.-37 Saxon, 1.-35 Saxon, N.-52 ' Sayrenade456 Scanlin, I.-35, 44, 54, 80 Scanlin, W.424,45,56,60,61,77,7B,80 Schmidt, R.-31 Schmidt, W.-37, 80 Schrader, B.-37, 55, 83 Schrader, C.-31, 70 Schrader, P.-35, 52 Schultz, J.-35, 70, 72 Science ClulJf50 Scott, L.425, 47, 55 Secretaries-12 Senior High Girls' Chorus-68 Timm, Elliott-31 Timm, L.-33 Timm, W.?33, 72 Titi, 11.435, 54 Titi, 1.435 Titus, A.f35 Titus, L.-35 Titus, S.-33, 47, 56 Tompkins, E.-35 Tozer, Miss Ruth-11, 27 Track-81 Trainer, Br-38, 48, 50, 70 Tri-Hi-Y-51 Typing Club-51 Tyson, J.-35, 54, 79 Tyson, M.-2s,3a,43,50,56,57,62,66,70 Tyson, R.-37, 49, 50, 70 Senior High Mixed Chorus-68 Senior Play-65 Senior Prom-59 Seniors-13 Seventh Grade-30, 31 Shaffer, B.-31 Shaffer, Carol-33 Shaffer, Christopher'-37 Shaffer, James-35 Shaffer, Julie-35, 72 Sharpsteen, B.A37 Sharpsteen, G.-51 Vail, 151.138, 74, 81 Vanderpool, C.-IQ Vanderpool, S.-33, 72 Varner, 1.-35 Varner, R,-30 Vough, C.f38, 47, 50, 57 Walborn, R.-33 Walk, Mr. Frank S.-7, 114 Walker, D.f33 Walker, R.-37 Wall, D.-31 Wall, W.-37 Shaver, S.-'31 Shay, J.-37, 49, 70 Shay, T.-31 Shedden, Mr. Paul-5 Shedden, S.-31 Sheridan, M.-37 Shermer, K.-35 Shershen, C.-38, 68 Shields, P.-37 Shoemaker, Pamela-35, 48 Shoemaker, Patricia-37, 55 Shoemaker, V.-33 Sickler, Mr. Nelson-11, 71 Silewski, Mr. George-11 Simonds, E.--25, 50 Simpson, C.+38, 47 Sitzer, D.--31 Sitzer, S.-37 Sjostrom, B.-50, 74, 81 Skerpon, Mr. William--11, 74 Skinkle, c.437, 55, 57, 70 Skinkle, J.431, 72 Sloat, Sandra-25, 50, 52, 57, 67, 68, 70 Sloat, Sandord-35 Smith, A.457, 55 Smith, G.-35 Smith, J.428, 35, 72 Smith, M.-38, 50 Snyder, D.-25, 50, 47, 46, 56, 57, 64, 65, 67, 68, 83 Snyder, Mr. H. Austin-6, 60 Solock, B.-37 Solomon, G.-35, 54, 79 Solomon, J.-33, 53, 80 Solomon, L.-38,44,48,50,56,57,62,70 Solowiej, Patricia-38, 51 Solowiej, Paulette-31, 72 Soper, D.-31 Soper, W.-35 Sophomore Class-36, 37 Sophomore Dramatic Club-55 Soprano, J.-33 Soprano, P.-31 Soprano, R.-49, 35 Soprona, S.-25, 47, 56, 57, 64 Spaulding, M.-26, 49, 55, 70 Spicer, R.-38 Springer, Mrs. Mary-12 Springer, Mary-31 Springer, S.-31, 51 Squires, G.-38 Staight, S.-38, 47, 50, 62, 67, 63, 70 Stark, D.-37 Stark, M.-37, 44 Stetz, J.-38 Walls, J.-35, 48 Walmsley, C.-33 Walmsley, R.-33 Walt, H.435, 44, 48 Wan, P.-38 Waltman, A.-26 Waltman, G. -31 Waltman, 11.437 Warner, D.-38 Warner, N.-33, 53 Warner, R.-31 Wayman, C.-30 Welch, C.-35 Welch, J.-26, 46, 49, 50, 56, 70 Wells, C.-38, 44 Wells, D.433 Wells, G.-30 Wana, J .435, 54 J Wcny, .435, 70, 72 , Wertz, Edward-14, 26, 51, 74, 76, 81 Wertz, Mrs. Edward-12 Wertz, M.-37 Westbrook, N.-33 Whitheck, B.-33 White, 1.435 White, R.-33, 44, 53 White, W.-37 Whitehead, H.-35 Wildrick, F.-30 Wildrick, K.-33, 48 Wildrick, Mrs. Helonfwll Wiles, K.-31 Williamson, D.-37, 49, 53, 70 Willson, J.-27, 49, 50, 57, 67, 68, 70 Winslow, F.-27 Winslow, R.-37 Wolcott, Mr. Charles-412 W'olcott, C.-38 Wolcott D.-'31 Wolcott, E.-35 Wolcott, K.-35 Wolcott, Sharon-35, 83 Wolcott, Shirley-35 Wood, D.-33, 48 wcaric, N.-27, 45, 50, 56, 57, 67, 68 Worhlewski, D.-27, 45, 57 Worblewski, L.-37, 57, 70 WresQingfB2 Yaples, B.-33 Zello, J.-38, 4-9, 70 Zimmer, B.-38 Zimmer, .T.-31 Zimmerman, M.--33, 69