Seward Institute - Spartan Yearbook (Florida, NY)

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Gkss yyoem, Gonbh zzeof VINCENT KUIAWSKI, OUR CLASS SIDEKICK, AT TELLING JOKES HE'S PRETTY SLICK. CAROL MESNICA, BIG V CASHIER, IN ALL HER WORK, SHE'S QUITE SINCERE. DOROTHY NOGER, OUR BUSINESS WHIZ, MIGHT SOMEDAY BE SEEN ON A TV QUIZ. STANLEY PIKUL, WHO DOESN'T TALK MUCH, CAN'T SEEM TO FIND THAT TRIG TOUCH. MICHAEL PILLMEIER, OUR JUNIOR PROM KING, IS ALWAYS READY WHEN THE PASSING BELL RINGS. EDWARD REGELSKI, WHO PLAYS IN THE BAND, IS ALWAYS READY TO LEND A HELPING HAND. ROBERT REGELSKI, TI-IE JUDGE 'S SON, TREASURES THE AG. PRIZES HE HAS WON. ROBERT SIECZEK, NICKNAMED PEASY, TAKES THOSE POP QUIZZES NICE AND EASY. LUKE SHANLEY, A VERY GOOD DANCER, FOR EVERY QUESTION HE HAS AN ANSWER. THE CURLY HEADED KID WHO PLAYS THE DRUM, IS MICHAEL SHANLEY, OUR GOOD NATURED CHUM. STANLEY IURGIELEWICZ, WHO HAS A GOOD SINGING VOICE MAKES GIRLS HIS FAVORITE CHOICE. WILLIAM USZENSKI, WHO'S LOTS OF FUN, GETS ALONG WELL WITH EVERYONE. THEODORE WALSH'S FAVORITE TREK, IS DOWN TO THE OFFICE OF MR. BECK. IF THERE'S EVER A TYPEWRITER THAT NEEDS REPAIR, NANCY ZAORSKI IS SURE TO BE THERE. WHEN IT COMES TO SPORTS OUR CLASS ATHLETE, RUTH ZOVISTOSKI, IS HARD TO BEAT.

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