Syracuse Central High School - Scarlet Yearbook (Syracuse, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1954 volume:

THE SCARLET 1954 X, 5 f ff Li . f 1- ff ,IIN . 'fi 1, 155 if 3. mi ' 35? ISHS? , N, ft M H fyfil AK .W - v+2f1L5ff4 fi f if V - .3 'Q iilfif - ' . . . 'gf ., H .l H f ' i H . 1 .. ,-:gg.,, - 3, i,,,.. ! 'ff- H. 'Z ' M' ,...,,,,..,.q..4g.gQl,,.4, ..,v :gg-'7:'f' V SYRACUSE CENTRAL HIGH SCHOOL Syracuse, New York M HMV . f 19+ ,N ,-'MMS' Q- Ms W J u . ,,-,,. 'Tn' T ' fr SLP? '4fLf1?'E? 'K-9 V ' gg: Q .fu ' 'gf' . A x DEDICATION We, the Senior Class of 1954, wish to dedicate this yearbook, the Scarlet '54, to Clifford W. Pop Walsh, head of the Central High Music Department, who is retiring from the faculty this year. Pop, as he is known to most of us, has enabled many youngsters to become successes in the music world, with his constant assistance, enthusiasm, and encouragement. By so often displaying his warm smile and pleasant greeting, Pop made Central a much happier school. Never to be forgotten are the many excellent musical per- forma h d' ' ' nces e 1rected, arranged, and even performed in him- self, the finest being his Golden Anniversary Night Club Show staged last year. We wish to thank you, Pop Walsh, for so willingly con- my tributing your many talents and energies to Central H' h! y ave certainly secured for yourself a position of distinction among the annals of this school. lg School, and we feel that ou h ' J THE FACULTY The Senior Classes of 1954 wish to express our sincere appre- ciation to the faculty of Central High School for the help and guidance they have given us. During all our years at Central they have always been ready to extend a helping hand to any student, no matter what his problem was. We owe a great deal to them and so for the time and effort so patiently given to each one of us we wish to say thank you. Principal, Walter P. Mclrr osh N . . x W, .. f Viceyncipal, Dr. Linus Webb Advisor of Girls, Marion L. Malcolm if in 4 l7Q'LpLlW,g ,rw W awk 7' 1. f, ff'JfFABuLTY Nicholas Abdo Ida Aqinsky . 'tb - 'if . 1 . I 'f' - J if LNLQL Arnold Berger U George M. Eerry M 4 . A V. C. Bowman Hannah E. Bray rw I Q I , I . It 1 4 Lx, X. nnnn eaea B fne ' Cecelia C. Anderson Norma I. Berry Iulia M. Brennan elim HjEr?lin Dorothy Clyne Ioseph I. Dalton Everett M Ferris lane S. Haven C C5J1Q9.Q,mF.55l9lwf1i' .1 Harold L. Hendee at fix t-. 1 . Kenneth E. Beagle William E. Bishop Dolores Carolan as Ann Devaney Anna Paula Hueber , Ifli' J'5i-filfkiiiifl llfliifftf 'W M, 91- if EVE' FE a 'J nfl? if t ,K ' Q 'R 'lf 1 'M 'W L in 2, I 2.4 --N Ianet W. Iames Isabella M. Lanigan will Q. r ,asf P Mary H. Mahoney Robert McQueeney I Alqenia R. Nilsson Ethel S. Iones I hh. R ., . it 'kg' ' , - ,- ii- - gestgfizgtt ..:,- H zu y Jeanette A. Lanigan 'i.'. Carmelita O Theodosia Moran Edmund Orzel X x ri frf g it 1' A it v fi le W 7 .F Im' Hannah B. Ioseph Helen S. Iudson 'C' x kd Alfred I. Lewis Louise Lucey jvx Marion Marsh Olive C. McGavern .. we ee L .Q . ,, ,Q ,521 ,-,Rn Bk?-1: , . L Alice H. Murphy lane B Nevin A,-A -ff , , s sts t A at H t A Helen A. Overton Elma T. Pike fl 0o,fr'7W7 2,27 1--6? lefg Zeora B. -W' f 1 ' .5 ,V ette Smith Prudhon Francis A. Raye Helena Smith lean vu' I li x' ,1 .V ,. Q iid!! 2 , Doris Squier Clara L. Steinbicker Clifford W. Walsh CUSTODIANS Blanche H. Weeks Iessie Wells Front: Michael Giblin, Herbert Fish Rear: Arthur Crawford, William Timmins 1 ' Office Staff MOL., vw- V f, Q..- i Helen E. Whipple j Q iff? 3 pa ,--- 3 , I White NOT PICTURED: Nettie Gray E. Marie Iones Wilfreda Mott ll h M riuin C. Hess, Aurelie F. Shea Elizabeth D. Wilson Monica Ga ag er, a 1 JANUARY CLASS qmiai. f'PFGTf?' xx Let each become al he is capable of being . . . if if X if MW F fry' QQJQS CLASS MOTTO sENloR I -Q Timm R1crIIfF1IDeIIxIEU OFFICERS is K , V Vice-President I A l A ELIZABETH BAILEY In - Treasurer W.. , WILLIAM FARRELL ' I Secretary II' . NANETTE TRZECIAK Class Colors LIGHT BLUE AND WHITE Peter Anthony Pete Betty Barney Bett Associated Activities 6: Future Unlimited 1. Elizabeth K. Bailey Liz Philomathean 6, Vice-President, Recording Secretary, Treasurer, Assistant Treasurer: Recorder 2, Editor: Cheerleading 3: Volley- ball: French Club 2: Band 3: Ed- ward's Fashion Board: ESSPA Conference: Future Unlimited 3: Board of Directors: Yearbook, Co- Editor: American Field v' Scholarship: Associated Act ' s 1: Class Vice-Preside ?SQ75i df Michael Balamoti Mike DeMolay 3: C. C. G. 1: Track 2. Bruce Barden Hot Rod Senate 6: Orchestra 4: Glee Club 1: C. C. G. 1: German Club 2. . . 575 9? H fm laik' ': + 'P 4' L VV V,,., , -r..,, ,, , I Q ' : .: F V , . . ,..': I N, t':- if -ff- - it J 2: ,- fig., ' f Q1 jx . ,.:.t ,yety A n.. rrti 737135 , i In .hz l 'nl'C1.. K- Alethean 5: Future Unlimited 1: Chorus 2: Rainbow 6. Ann Baule A Annie Alethean 4. Recording Secretary: Glee Club 1: Associated Activi- ties 4, Chairman: Allied Youth 5, Vice-President: Triangle 7: Office 2. William Bittner Bill Ieanne Bradley Jeannie Alethean 4: Glee Club 6: Senior Chorus 5-: Choraliers: Mixed Choir 1: Girls' Glee Club,wVice- President: Phi Chi Tri-Y 6, Treas- urer, Assistant Treasurer. David Bruce Dave Senate 5: Orchestra 1: Band 6: Outing Committee. Douglas Bruce Douq Senate 8, Parliamentarian: Band 6: Orchestra 1: Associated Activi- ties 1. Christine Christ Chris Alethean 3, Recording Secretary: C. C. G. 1: Future Unlimited 1. Lillian Cosgrove Lil Alethean 5: C. C. G. 1. thu' xr K' Mft 5 ' . 'TTQIIQ 9 if .,.-'sn 1' 9. 'tiff' ,rf i ,I si .,? 'CN U! :li il C' 5 I ' W 1.1 ID: fl B 'aug' 'hv 3 sql? Mary Crouse Sam Tonda Tri-Y 2: Glee Club 1: Bowl- ing 1. Robert Dann Dan Gerosian 7, Treasurer, Assistant Treasurer: Glee Club 5, Vice- President: Choir 5: Choraliers 4: Berwald Concert Singers 1: Lead- ers Club 1: Allied Youth 2: C. C. G. 2: Associated Activities 2: Baseball 1, Manager. Iames Davis jim Dramatic Club: Associated Activi- ties 1: Future Unlimited 3, Board of Directors, Treasurer: Yearbook Committee: Outing Committee, Chairman: Student Council 1. Larry Davis Lu-Lu A. Z. A. 8: Football 4, Captain: Baseball 2: Track 1: Cross Coun- try 1: Basketball 3: Sports Club 2: Leaders Club 1. Ieanean De Losh Ieanie Phi Chi Tri-Y 4: Glee Club Z: C. C, G. l: Majorettes 1. Lois DeWitt Phi Chi Tri-Y 6. Chaplain: Rain- bow 8: Senior Choir 2: Glee Club 1: Associated Activities 4, Super- visor. Ronald Dumiqan Moose Football 3: Baseball 2: Track l: Sl A Trampoline 1: Leaders Club 4: C.C.G. 1: Red Cross 1. Carol Dyqert Butch Soanqetahha 4. wg VYQAV, : 'ji' 1 fl!! 9 -Y 3 Kh bl 3 , Ae... A ' gun: 75: as iff - We W Iohn Easterly jack Student Council l. William Farrell Bill Football 4: Baseball 2: Track 2: Basketball 2: Sports Club 2: Lead- ers Club 1: C. C. G. 1: Class Treasurer. Frances Fontana Amorelta 4, Property Manager. Sandra Gee Sandi Alethean 8, Property Manager, Society Editor: Glee Club 8: Senior Choir 3: Choraliers 1: Mixed Choir 1: Girls' Glee Club 1. President: C: C. G. 1. Robert Gonzales Bob Spanish Club 3, President: Stamp Club 1, Secretary: Choir 3. .f-, Suzanne Hex-big Sue Philomathean 5: Phi Chi Tri-Y 6 J Assistant Treasurer. Puhlicitv Af' 1 Manager: Spanish Club 3. Vice- '-'., President: Glee Club 1: Associ- . ated Activities 5, Supervisor: C. V., 1, . - C. G. 1: Gift Committee. C' if ..., 5 'f 'U' CH f A ' i Nancy Gorman Nan f05ePh C- Hulbirl Ive Socmqemhhc 3, Gerosicm 6: Associated Activities 1. r new x T. V - fffii: ' .Lkk Virginia Hanley Ginny Gail KUU Phi Chi'Tri-Y 5: C. C. G. 1, Mary Heffernan Mare Lyceum 6: Recorder 1: Edward's Fashion Board: Yearbook Staff: Outing Committee. Illia, ,Q ,.:.' iw ,avi , X 1 Ieannette Kianka Iohn Kohus Ginger Henry Luttinqer Hank Recorder 2: Orchestra S: All-City Swimming 2: Diving 2. Band 1: Leaders Club 1. Iris Lake Dumpy Glee Club 1: Associated Activi- ties 2: C. C. G. 1. Roger Lamson Reg Orchestra 1: Glee Club 3: Senior Choir 4. President: Berwald Con- cert Singers Z. ,Q L ll? il as l l m: f 'aft - i ..'L.- r i W i- , ' , - , , Q ?'- fist 'I - ,fp 1 .V f 1. .irc-1 4 Q20 Hrs 1 4' Q? ' QW . A? , it-75 I XM U 'f nc'J C- . K ,, X f f UM . X if Ioseph William Malmendier loe Senate 1. Frederic Marble Fred Orchestra 32 Band G: All-City Band 8: All-City Orchestra 4: Track 1. Mary lane Luce ' 1 Don Martino Philomathean 6: Rainbow 6: of- iis. i,i, senate ag c. c. G. 1. chestra 4: Glee Club 5. x.., . . - H s 3 1 be . .... 3 A ,M W Ioanne McCarthy lo Phi Chi Tri-Y Z. Carl North Duke Orchestra 1: Band 5: All-City Band 1: Track 1. Et. 'wi f 1 V P , W 'W f A ' - I :E l tl VP' T it .ISM N gl P - 5: ' 'W ex if f..-'Z. '- 3 1 .. P v PY ,I f , - , 1 --f1s,,U Y5s5.f fl '15 ft - .N I. 4 ' 1 , I I , v ,,,,1,Au 4, r-',,,.v4 1 -.,v.s.:':,gt X :::' Q--Ju, rf ,a J : w,r,t:4:,-t' Lk r'l,:g: ,ri David Mech Dqn'1 Stamp Club 1, Vice-President. Marybet Mullen Sue Philomathean 6, President, Re- cording Secretary, Treasurer, As- sistant Treasurer: Recorder 1: As- sociated Activities 1: C.C.G. 1: Red Cross 2, President: Mu Alpha Theta 2: Volleyball 1: ESSPA Conference Yearbook Stott: Dance Committee. Richard Neu Dick Future Unlimited 3: German Club 2: C.C.G. l: Senior Class Presi- dent. Q Ter' Q' ng-.M ,, ,. ,wg Fr' ssnr , fe .gn-I' V Q inf? I 'tix ff , fr P1 . ' '-5 ., 3.1 QQ lr ff gig. wg5:,.t. 'Tag ' ' , qs ' :ad-f :muy QW' if William 0'Hern Bill C.C.G. Z. Mary Anne Onoff Mare Philomathean 5, Critic, Publicity Manager: Recorder 2, Editor: Dramatic Club 1: Future Unlim- ited 3, Board of Directors: Student Council lg Associated Activities 2: C.C.G. l: Bowling 1: Teen Tabs Staff 2: Inter Fraternity-Sorority Council 2: ESSPA Conference Del- egate: Dance Committee: Year- book Staff. Editor. ff of p . William B. Rhodes Tran Glee Club 4: Choraliers 1: Bo s' Q artet 1. f 0 5' ' . ITQJL, ffl E il! . ' n Q , , . . X. fjf I J, 'if' ,rw is ,Mft Thomas Hiker TA Football 1: Track 2: Basketball 1: Sports Club 1: Leaders Club 1: - C.C.G. l: Picture Committee. ':J:, fl f lll : Barbara Sanborn Austares Schnore nw... ,laaa Leaders Club 1. mm .9 -. - va Q rf, V E 70,1 'T T I x rs. x Robert Simon Si Basketball 2: Cross Country 2: Sports Club l: Leaders Club l. M' Fx , , My .,,, g V , iff . t 1 ' ., QA-. at XX M I, '1lQ :':' ' . Richard Snook Dick Basketball 8. Captain: Baseball 2: Sports Club 1: Leaders Club lg Glee Club 4: Boys' Quartet: Boys' K Chorus: Choir 4. 1 , 1 . . ' , l Steve Sorrenson Noi Carol Sowles Lyceum 3: Dramatic Club 4, Pres- ident. Secretary. Treasurer: Choir 4: Choraliers 1: Thespians 3: Swimming 1: Salutatorian. Donald Sparkes Sparky' . B d 3. ,.,m,.5i--31 f an m 1 I Dorothy Swartz Dottie Philomathean 6: Recorder 2: Rain- bow 3: Glee Club 1: Associated Activities 3: Supervisor: Future Unlimited 1: Yearbook Statt: Motto Committee. Chairman. Mary S. Sweet Mare Amorelta 6, President, Corre- sponding Secretary: Associated Activities 7: Supervisor: Red Cross 1. Paul Richard Towlson Taul Orchestra 2: Band 4: Leaders Club 1: Track 1: Mu Alpha Theta 2: Stamp Club 2. lames Valentine Bim Frank Visconti F ran C.B.A. 8: Football 8: Baseball 2: Basketball 2: Track 2: All-City Football Team 1952. Joyce Lee Walton Cynthia Philomathean 6, President. Vice- President: Recorder 2: Associated Activities 4, Co-Chairman, Super- visor: Future Unlimited 3. Presi- dent, Treasurer: Volleyball 1: Badminton l: Swimming 2: Play Day 1: Student Council 3: Outing Committee: Yearbook Staff. MWJ l Mig! ' Q Nanette Trzeciak Tracy A Arlene Wieczorek Bunny Soangetahha 4, President. Record- L Phi Chi Tri-Y 2: News IQ Par- U19 SGCIGIGIY, Critic: Baseball 1: 3 :'., . ticipant: Bowling 1: Valedictorian. Badminton l: Class Secretary. 1 W A 1. g P1 lllisi if in e ' it Q' K V V4 , fi- B nl' Mary Rose Williams Marrose David woodmdnsee W00dY L d s Cl b l' C.C.G l Picture Phi Sigma 4. ,Q ev 491' U I Carole Yeomans Student Council 2: C.C.G. 1. , X1 is , NOT PICTURED Charles Costa Carroll Mooers Tumbling 1. Kent Rowland Gerosian 4. Comimttee. Chairman Goodbye. What a familiar ring that word has. We all use it every day to mean I'll see you later. and yet to me it has a far different meaning. It means that though Central, for the last two years, has given me a wealth of knowledge, and many happy hours with my classmates, the time has come for me to part with these hallowed walls, through which thousands of voices have rung in schoolish joy. Many are the hours I laughed, may the walls echo in their rinq: many are the friends I have made, may the floors repeat their footsteps as they hurry from class to class: and many are the times, that when I needed extra help, there were patient teachers, willing to help another soldier through the battlefield of life. Yes, the time has come to leave this hectic living and journey to a far better life. But as I leave each one of you, I won't say goodbye, I'll just say so 1ong. . ' I fff-4' I 17,111-'f ff f ,V ,, THAN RHODES , SENIOR COMMITTEES We l RIBBONS Peter Anthony and Christine Christ. Not pictured: Iohn Easterly, Roger Lamson and Arlene Wieczorek. 'Y 5 l A t PICTURES ANNOUNCEMENTS Thomas Biker, Carol Sowles and Douglas Bruce, Betty Barney. Not pic- David Woodmansee. Not pictured: tured: Ieanette Kianka and Ioseph Iris Lake and Austares Schnore. Malmendier. 1 DANCE Mary Ann Onoff, Paul Towlson. Marybet Mullen, Don Martino, Nancy Gorman. Not pictured: Kent Rowland. OUTIN G David Bruce, Ioyce Walton, Iames Davis, Lillian Cosgrove, Fred Marble, David Mech. Not pictured: Mary Hef- fernan. GIFT Sue Herbig, Robert Simmon, Carol M OTT O Dygert. Not pictured: Mike Balamoti. Dorothy Swartz, Larry Davis, Bill Farrell. Not pictured: Carl North, Car- roll Moores. YT? YEARBOOK STAFF First row: Ioyce Walton, Mary Ann Onoff, Marybet Mullen, Elizabeih Bailey. Second row: Iames Davis, David Woodmansee, Fred Marble. Not pictured: Dorothy Swartz, Mary Heffernan, Iohn Kobus. W V i In ,JV Class Wits Mary Ann Onoif, Robert Simon C Class Athletes Larry Davis, Nanette Trzeciak Most Likely to Succeed Dick Neu, Mm-Ybet Mullen' Contributed Most to the C1ass Dick Neu, Mary Ann Onofi Mary Ann Onoff 'N' 1 Best Looking Dorothy Swartz, Dave Woodmansee W X N Qt.. ,Q 15 V' , :fi K I T1 MJ, I - X , if ,, r Ki i Joo r t ' ,o7 t Lgnx E, ' U5 If L X A wi F A Z ' ggi. Most Artistic Nanette Trzeciak, Iohn Easterly Most Musical Sandra Gee, Fred Marble Class Writers Class Couple Merry Ann Onoff, Iim Davis ' ' Peter Anthony, Chr1st1ne Christ 1 4 l C l M t P ular Best Mannered os op Marybet Mullen, Bill Farrell Mike Balamoti, Lillian Cosgrove 7 l Class Apple Polishers lim Davis, Christine Christ ., W .heh it E 'sms , Most Intelligent Best Dressed Elizabeth Bailey, Paul Towlson Mary Heffernan, Dave Woodmansee Eiasf will emit Cbfesiatnexrt 'f 'vn-was .. .. X I.: , . N We, the class of lanuary 1954, of Central High School of the City of Syracuse, in the County of Onon- daga, and State of New York, all being of sound mind and memory, do make, publish and declare this our 'lagt mm mggtamgnt, in manner following that is to say: I, Peter Anthony, do will and bequeath my advanced al- gebra book to my younger brother. I, Elizabeth Bailey. do will and bequeath to all future cheer- leaders the fun of cheering for a great school, and to my 5- brother Tom, all the wonderful times I've had at C.I-I.S. .5 ,Q If Michael Balamoti, do will and bequeath my leave of ab- 'SEHCS to UHYOIIE. I.' Bruce Barden, do will and bequeath all the napkins in the cafeteria to Dick B.. and George to all the people who love him so. I, Betty Barney, do will and bequeath to Ianet Nutting a peck ot potatoes and a case of pepsi: to Dick Neu I leave one pair of red knee socks. I, Ann Baule, do will and bequeath to Mr. Beagle the sole privilege of listening to Lizzie Daubenthaler's love prob- lems every moming during first period. I, William Bittner, do will and bequeath my favorite parking space to anyone. I. 'Jeanne Bradley, do will and bequeath the first place in line in gym class to any tall girl who wants it. I, David Bruce, do will and bequeath to my younger brother, Dick. six unsold Senate dance tickets. I, Douglas Bruce, do will and bequeath to Stu Brown a stageside table at Andre's, and to anyone in the D.F. gang who can get any use from it, my grey sling!! I, Christine Christ. do will and bequeath my locker to Sophie Theodosseau, with all its contents. and to Bill Owens I leave a pack of gum. I, Lillian Cosgrove, do will and bequeath to the next short- hand transcription class Miss Murphy's welcome career- counseling and advice to the lovelorn. I, Mary Crouse. do will and bequeath my ability to speak with a Spanish accent to Maria Quijano. I, Robert Dann. do will and bequeath to Betty Caswell my love for C.H.S., and to Dick and Ierry much luck with the new music teacher. I, Iames Davis, do will and bequeath in conjunction with Messeurs Neu and Towlson, the ability to remain date- less on week-ends: also the convenience of my home to anyone who becomes interested in my neighbor Joyce. I, Larry Davis. do will and bequeath to my nephew Freddy. my football jersey tNo. 24l, which I wore for four years. I. Ieanean De Losh, do will and bequeath to Gail Barnhurst my weary path from Here to Choraliers. I I, Lois DeWitt, do will and bequeath to Gloria Gallanis the best of luck in getting to the front of the cafeteria line. I. Ronald Dumigan, do will and bequeath to Louis Mosher one tackle spot on the right side of the line. I do hope that he will do much better than I did. I-lit 'em hard. Louie! I, Carol Dygert, do will and bequeath all the fun I had at second lunch to my sorority sisters, Audrey Walker and Iune LeComte. , Iohn Easterly, do will and bequeath desk No. 30 in room 313 to any foolish person who thinks that he can handle it on his own. I. William Farrell, do will and bequeath my subtle way of sneaking in the lunch line to some freshman. I, Frances Fontana, do will and bequeath all my good times in Miss Brennan's class to Mary Rimando. I, Sandra Gee. do will and bequeath my sore muscles and cracking joints to any unsuspecting junior: also all my worries as president of the Music Club to the lucky person who succeeds me. I, Nancy Gorman, do will and bequeath to Verna Cook all the fun I had in my senior year at Central. Virginia Hanley. do will and bequeath my locker to my sister Cathy, and my part-time job to Ioanne Krupa and Ellen McGrath. Mary Heffernan, do will and bequeath my seat in Rep. to anyone who draws like I do and Annette Higg's shoul- der to cry on. Suzanne I-Ierbig, do will and bequeath to Gloria Gallanis one thin dime to buy potato chips for those super duper sandwiches. Ioseph Hulbirt, do will and bequeath my throne in Miss Carolan's room to anyone who has courage enough to sit there. Jeanette Kianka, do will and bequeath all those magnifi- cent teachers to future freshmen. with the hope that they will take better care of them than we did. Iohn Kobus. do will and bequeath my charm and winning smile to a fellow senior, namely Francis Crouse. Iris Lake, do will and bequeath to Patricia Parry my three years of Latin and my many struggles with Cicero's orations. Roger Lamson, do will and bequeath nothing, I just leave. Mary lane Luce. do will and bequeath all my good times in Phil to all present and future members: I also leave a bottle of soda mints to anyone who has to buy their lunch in the cafeteria. .i Henry Luttinger, do will and bequeath the New Testament to Miss Carolan. Ioseph Malmendier, do will and bequeath my seat in Miss Carolan's history class to any unsuspecting senior. Frederic Marble, do will and bequeath my solo spot in Central High's Band to Howard Towlson, Don Martino, do will and bequeath my front seat in English class to anyone else who needs it to graduate. Ioanne McCarthy, do will and bequeath to Central I-iigh's gym classes my many memories of my dreaded gym days. Be good to Miss Wilson, kids! David Mech, do will and bequeath by broken testtubes and contaminated solutions to Mr. Ferris, and my seat next to Barbara Gilson to anyone who can take it. Carroll Mooers, do will and bequeath to Mrs. loseph a BIG classroom for Retail Selling. Marybet Mullen, do will and bequeath all the wonderful memories each of my Phil sisters have given me, to the next president: and to Nancy Burns and Marilyn Bronner my hopes that they find a boy with small feet and closer than Canada or Pennsylvania. Richard Neu. do will and bequeath to my brother Bud, lab station No. I in 308, in hopes that he gets a crazy doll like Marty Evans for a lab partner. Carl North, do will and bequeath to Bruce Fairbanks and lack Stelle the opportunity to fight it out for my first chair, first cornet in Central High's Band. William O'Hern, do will and bequeath a brush cut to every boy who has a duck tail cut. Mary Anne Onoft, do will and bequeath my three grey hairs to the next editor of the Recorder: to Carolyn Klix and Diane Harris my good times at the Phil entertain- ment committee meetings, and one plane ticket to West Point for a week-end of fun to Maridonna Porcenq and Sue Maier. William Rhodes, do will and bequeath to Bob Nolan one thousand false faces, and my collection of needles to keep the class in stitches. Thomas Hiker, do will and bequeath my one-handed jump shot to Bob Sullivan, and my track shoes to any trackman who needs them. Kent Rowland, do will and bequeath my poor way with women to anyone who wants it. Austars Schnore, do will and bequeath my marks to Andy Vanags. Robert Simon, do will and bequeath my Economics book to Stan. WTW uvfpo-n f'6 V ,Quinn l Richard Snook, do will and bequeath to Big Sully an alarm clock to keep him awake in right field. To LR. I leave my appointment with Uncle Sam. t-4 Carol Sowles. do will and bequeath my sterling voice to Marilyn Monroe's double, Gretchen Woodard. .-1 Donald Sparkes, do will and bequeath to Mr. Lewis both my lock and locker. neither of which work!! .-. Dorothy Swartz, do will and bequeath my skill for pass- ing notes to Mary Anne in history class: all my boy troubles, but mainly my many wonderful memories of Phil and Central to anyone deserving of them. t- .-4 , Mary Sweet, do will and bequeath my ability for being absent so often to Punky Lyon. t-1 , Paul Towlson, do will and bequeath five dozen potato sacks to Mr. Bishop to be used as future band uniforms. t-Q , Nanette Trzeciak, do will and bequeath all the fun I've had in my senior year to Barbara Vaeth, Cindy Tarbell, and Irene Wilhelm. t-1 , Iames Valentine, do will and bequeath all of my good times at Central, and especially one ride to school to Willy O'Hern. Frank Visconti, do will and bequeath my seat in Central to any other C.B.A. student who is willing to help coach the Central football team. ..- loyce Walton, do will and bequeath to Marilyn Bronner the words Laugh, Candidate, Laugh : to Nancy Burns a recipe for pizza and to Future Unlimited many more years of success. 1-1 I 531 QTL U3 gm 2? 0 42 NO -1-. -cm EF' UD- Q0 55. Q.-:: :rn gym B3 '2 Q.- 25' E5 Ill 50 Q.. 'S-E 9153- sf' ca If o. l. Mary Rose Williams, do will and bequeath my chair in the cafeteria to Martha Evans. l, David Woodmansee, do will and bequeath my two desks and five stools in 313 to anyone who is interested in philosophy. I, Carole Yeomans, do will and bequeath to Toby Spivak my many wasted hours in 116 study hall every morning during first period. LASTLY. We hereby appoint whoever may succeed our president, executor of this, our last Will and Testament: hereby revoking all former w-ills by us made. IN WITNESS WHEREOF, We have hereunto subscribed our names the day of Ianuary 29 in the year of Nineteen Hundred and Fifty-four. A ,,, we-H9979 T JUNE CLASS The Future is not in the hands of Fate, but in ours . . . CLASS MOTTO President EDWARD AWAD SENIOR OFFICERS I X x, N. Q I X R Vice-President , ,V - A Exe 'ff NANCY LEE BUSHLEY ww - .2 Emil SWL, Class Colors BLUE AND WHITE N.-g.Q.vvg , ' V r , f, fx I A 3 I, , - I h Xlylin- fc11JH.u,f' fl ,! Lean, . I - E ,,L 1 . is A I I - Treasurer rsl ss ssrr WILLIAM OWEN ,E 5 'rw Secretary KATHERINE PRICE Alice Fay Abdo Alice Amorelta 3, Assistant Treasurer. T W reasurer: Tonda Tri-Y 6, 1 - ' President' Associated Activ' C.C.G. Z., ' mf X 1 J V1 V , , Ei s s A l , V4 T f.:' v Shoukre Abdo Chick' C.C.G. 2: Track 1: Basketball Dance C ittee. i f W W W Elaine Allen Spee y C.C.G. 1: Phi Chi -Y 4. My of l S ' ' ' h x xt .VLL Norma Iean Allen Ieanne Eleutherian 8. Recording Secre- tary, Corresponding Secretary, Publicity Manager. Critic: Glee Club 2: Choir 2: Bowling 2: Cen- tral Bank 1: Office Worker 2. KP 4: Q-ff wk Angeline Alteri Angie Phi Chi Tri-Y 3: Spanish Club 1: Bank Worker: Ofiice Worker. 4 -A -' ,C lwlfffm ,,, Q ., ' r df-fp fl - 1 ,,,f fn f If Virginia Annacchino Ginny C.C.G. 1. 6 Q If M fvn -,- 4 Phyllis Ariola Phy1 Philomathean 8, Assistant Treas- urer, Treasurer, Recording Secre- tary: Glee Club 1: Associated Ac- tivities l: Badminton 1: Outing Committee. gfiffi f Q5 ,Ffa Q1 Q7 y A Heidi Asper - ' ' ---,i Lyceum 2: Dramatic Club 2: Glee y Club lj choir 1. eeie -if Kenneth Austin Spanish Club 3. Edward Awad Eddie Senate 6: Mu Alpha Theta 1: Re- corder 4, Associate Editor: Base- ball l: Basketball 2: President oi the Senior Class: Year Book Com- ..c-ti, , mittee. ' ff L: K. gre Q,?,?5gI',,?Zb! f '2' ,, 'V Oi! 1 , 5 ' , ZQ, 4.4 Patricia Bake M5 P ' Central Bank: Hi-C-A Club. Y C5 'lrgfpil ' M3 :iii faw,f1f'3lWf'W 9 l f Nadine Barnes Deanie Phi Chi Tri-Y, Vice-President: Red Cross 1, Program Chairman: Glee Club 2: Choir 2: Associated Activ- ities 3: Bowling 2. M Q5 S f 4 WSW Barbara Barrett Lucifer Phi Chi Tri-Y 5, Recording Secre- tary, Publicity Manager: Choir l: Musicales 3, President: Badmin- ton l: Recorder 1: Year Book Committee. ,419 ' ' ofwgnsff,--Ifii fyc ,V 0 Y, fx'-LL,l,?4 -C rr .ef W, ff Iudith Bateman Iudy Alethean 6, President. Vice-Presi- dent. Recording Secretary: Bowl- ing 1: Future Unlimited 3: Re- corder 3, Assistant Editor: Co- Editor of Year Book: Cap and Gown Committee. fZE!Y, Dawn Baxter Glee Club 2: Bowling 2: Volley- ball 1. 05, Q6 Ellen lane Beattie Ianie Philomathean 6. Critic: Mu Alpha Theta 1: Dramatic Club 2: Thes- pian l: Associated Activities 4: C.C.G. 1: Cheer Leading 2: Re- 7 K J .jgg g faffftfntiit llpsf.-'Qvulgf-5i'b5fllAf.f KX Weill l 'K v , A ' : -i nouncements. u if B K -A Avkb A O rnng. .Ag E tis'-'DWM--, fd' ' Q or , - M A AWE.- . V . l I ff 'wh' WW if' or jj H+ elm -X Lei f 'IN f W OM ,if-IJ 'Qv-'L' l iT'v 'M ' ' Bemard Beck Bernie 3 Recorder 1: C.C.G. 1: Year Book Staff. V11 K- r,,-,:. Q- - f Y, ': of F 1'5 rs Edward Behrens Ed 5 Patricia Belsler Pat Philomathean 4: Phi Chi Tri-Y 1. Ioan Benedict Benny Amorelta 3: Glee Club 1: French Club 1: Bowling 1: Future Unlim- ited 1: Bank 2 Kathy Bennett Kathy Lyceum 6: Rainbow 6: Maiorette 4: Chorus 1: Future Unlimited 4: Swimming 1: Flower Committee. Sally Bex Sa1 Lyceum 5: Dramatic Club 2: Re- corder 1: French Club 1: Choir 3: Oiiice Worker 3: Swimming 1: Dance Committ e: Yearbook Com- ,H E Q W W5 Ronald Boccaccio Bo C.C.G. l: Future Unlimited 2. 1 7 Darlene Bonaccl Bonach A! ,I 1 M . . 4 N S JH W il AW xx NM LV if 1 5 V , ' .V hm ' w WM W.: iff Paul Borregglne ff Paul , V ,,QwUN' Mi -, ,f-.Fixx U v i f ' -i 73 74 - .JV 'YJ' , , 'J' E-?:f-if ,ffl Constance Boyce ','Connie Soangatahha 2: Bow 'n ' 1: Bank 2- ,MV 'riff' Mx an ft L fffWff'ifQW Marcia Brltman Marsh Phi Sigma 4: French Club 1: Re- 1? -if 0 Uhr ' if ....,,i?sWi.lQll it Senate 4: Red Cross 2: Spanish Club 3: C.C.G. 2: Glee Club 1: Announcements. ,J-t zz W Margie Bugby Marge Bowling 1: Swimming 1: Central Bank 2: Office Worker 2. X 3 ft , r f-1-' , i ,. f f ,' 17 J .J X, LVL, l,L7 U7'f L- Lg! 1 fd' V -7 W4 6 NT X . 1 NA! ' 1 ' ,W 1 .fy . V ft .ff L, , . Lu 1 V ff ff 1' fi,- Oil Q59 f1:OifWf Qfdfffp X A' , Q7 t '7 ' Sxowjg' ffecif EQZLU of Alpxnnj, J- JW? ,ijfo Lzufawf f Patricia Bugnaclci V Pat Cheer Leading 4, Captain: Bowl- ing 4: Volleyball 2: Badminton 1: Swimming 1: C.C.G. 1: Recorder 1, Typist: Savings Bank 2: Ribbon Committee. ii 'iii-Z-Z... V ff: QSJUQJ X I, it - -L --WI - -'-- - Nancy Lee Bushley Bush Lyceum 6, President, Vice-Presi- dent, Assistant Treasurer, Treas- , ' i ' -- ii'fL5 .4 urer: Tonda Tri-Y 2: Recorder 1: 'img vw 'W wifi .ni W 1 1. M is ,ri an ig t 'A ijt i 53 1 ii' at f figs.. ' i fif- W3- 'P -.tw we 4 S i fi? X 'Gy .1 ' ' W' fe' 5 Q inf -.. Wi if -if i -, -keg? 1 1 1 fest Associated Activities 1: French 'g , ,g',,: Club 2: Student Council 2: Future ' 15 A A-'A' Unlimited 2, Board ol Directors: i i - 7 ' '- Orchestra 5: Band 8: Bowling 4, , fl A ' Captain: Volleyball 4: Badmin- f - V ton 4: Basketball 2, Captain: Serv- C' I ' , ' ice Ball 2: Softball 2: Relay Team ' 4 - ' t. i 1: 1 f: 1: Swimming 3. lt virginia cqmpbe in y Louis Carbone C.C.G. 1: Associated Activities 1: Red Cross 1. 'QQMLAMZA as WMC Z2 25-. mffzezffwi an Philip Clark Phi wt.-wiiwt s' Gerosian 6, Recording Secretary Corresponding Secretary Lead ' ers Club lg Outing Committee 371 327 'f 3 V Z' Ruth Agnes Carter Ruthie Tonda Tri-Y 2: C.C.G. 1: Badmin- ton 1: Swimimng 1. f 1 7 ,QQ f 'wr .A V LC X, , if N Robert Caswell b Gerosian 2: C. G. 2. l H Af A ff 6 , I X V E fl V A lil X fl I I I 1' I' A 1 ' l ! Wx X Af f qv XX Men Christensen! Yogie . A A Football Z. Captain: Ribbon Com- , 1 mmee- nns ' 5 fy nf? Beverly Co nell 1 B Iohn Connelly Senate 4, Corr p I tary: Student Co I tee. 2: l 2- - tur 1 W' Nancy Connor Associated Activities 2 ton 1. if wg? Iudith Constrasian ludy Dramatic Clu 7 Corresponding Secretcu' espicr s 4 Secre ar rder 1 Fr nc 1 b 2 t if owlin :, li: J' -C 7 ff' V A ' HQJJ r Y, 3 u Qwwjpl Norman Coplon My Norm A.Z.A.','Vice-President, Treasurer: Tennis 1. . X ' V ks 1 f v1,rJ,i,, 1 . :SAC-A lb 'V QE? 5' V V J S. ,, 4 A in f Ji' 'cf' ' X 4' V N . rx ' . af' 7 I, I , h -1- F jf ,. , 9 Q , . I 1 . Nancy Io Comet! Io Glee Club 3: Choir 2: C.C.G. 1. Rita Anne Cramer Lyceum 5, Corresponding Secre- tary: Tonda Tri-Y 3: Dramatic Club 2: German Club 4: French Club 2, Corresponding Secretory: Bowling 2: Gift Committee. 3 v' 'U . M Z!! X r' ' jx Elizabeth Daubenthaler Liz Rita DeVoe Dramatic Club 1: German Club 2: Soangetah 4: e b 1:i Associated Activities 5, Chair- Ch ru Qwlin gn , man: Allied Youth 5, Vice-Presi- dent, Recording Secretary: Red Cross 2: Band S, Secretary: String pf ij Quarte 4: All City Orchestra 6: I Ribbon mmittee. fix VJ 7 ff' , ll il X2 I J A My yy . KJ Q Irene Dennis - Denny Charles De Woli Chuck Phi Chi Tri-Y 6, Treasurer. Se ate 3: Orchestra 4: Bank vV94? U .'zVV VL A f 4 Mfg - as 3 l A 6 .1 - f- 'vw ..,l f 1 -gif M 'rii Y U A ,o ' .Jf,y,4ff K V r Guy de Vendeuvre Senate 2: French Club 2. me Y W W ' Q9- 'Gv f ow 0, Sandra Devine Sandy Soangetahha 3: Tonda Tri-Y 5. Critic: Associated Activities 3: Future Unlimited 2: Bowling 1: Swimming 1. Ugrad we W ,. . x , . , , . e 1 QT, ' f 'fl K +3 ' fmlhnh D'wtin , ' nie a ean.6: G13 Club 2: v 1:5 r 1: C.C.G. : owling 1: y v iw t : i i : , WN. Margaret Distin Marg Philomathean 5: Glee Club 2: Choir 4: C.C.G. 1: B wlin 1: Volleybal 2: lice W ker . J f Richard Dodge Red Senate 6, President, Vice-Presi- dent, Corresponding Secretary: Future Unlimited 1: Basketball 4: Outing Committee. iiffjafigf ' Marian Essiq Io Phi Chi Tri-Y 7, President, Rush- ing Chairmcm, Chaplain, Sergeant at Arms, Inter Club Council Rep- resentative: Recorder 1: Glee Club 5: Musicales 4, President, Publicity Manager. Accompcmist: Senior Choir 8. Accompanist: C.C.G. 1: Student Council 1: Flower Co mittee Wfcuuavak' KH'-' Nancy Drumm Nan Arden Lee GS Philomathean 5: Glee Club 2: Choir 6: Bowling 1: Volleyball 1: Bank 2: Office Worker 1. ' ll A ,,.n 1 I , , uri Wu! U' U! Wk Qi' n I , na r 8- I ' P , t A apr A 0, 2 UK! n Ioanne Dunn ' O if f, Lyceum 5: Glee Club 3: C orus 2. I . will , f, Ethel Eason Ella Alethean 6: Glee Club 2: Chora- liers 5: Choir 4: Volleyball 1: W we A , ,ll 1 f Vhxilflyrjll WVU' ld ullpl '70, wfdffffu fry 12 L vu U ffffclyl I, oflyfofo U is All Alia! Vflif!! J , My Doris Fagan Dorrie Phi Chi Tri-Y 1: Glee Club 4: Choir 4: Bowling 17 Baseball 2: Volleyball 2: Basketball 2. Arlene Fayette WM MW' W fl' 7 liffwf Marilyn Yvonne Felton Felqie Eleutherian 4, Vice-President: Phi Chi Tri-Y l, Publicity Manager: Glee Club 2: Choir 2: Chorus 2: Bowling 2: Volleyball 1: Badmin- ton 1: Basketball 1. Georgette Freeman Alice Frost Frostie Lyceum 5, Assistant Treasurer, Treasurer: French Club 1. l I IA f I VV g 'A y ,, A vi i V1 , . ' A 4 yddlv' A K JW? i .J I 'r William Foley Bill -if I 1 .f ' , so Q ,: A 'Q if ' it n, 1 sw, I A ,.t,,-t we so dw, . . tm 'f :ze F I I A '22 ff' y xv. ,,,, , kzryg . Eva Fuld I Cloc Tonda Tri-Y 2, Vice-President: Mu Alpha Theta 1: Dramatic Club 6, President, Treasurer: Student Council 1: French Club 4: Swim- ming 3: Motto Committee. X.yc,y!,ZMA ,eefweflae A 'U'1l.. Anna Fulmer Anna Cheer Leading 4: Associated Ac- tivities l: Glee Club 2: Choir 5: Bowling 2: Baseball 1: Office Worker 1: Bank 1. u I A Patricia Gates Pat Iohn Gieselman Gies Senate S, President, Treasurer, Assistant Treasurer, Parliamenta- rian: Recorder Z, Associate Edi- tor: Co-Editor of Yearbook Com- mittee: Basketball 6: Dance Com- !-M mittee. N, , S I X Barbara Rose Gilson Barbie Philomathean 6: Majorette 5, Head: Future Unlimited 2: Re- corder 4, Associated Editor: Year- book Committee: C.C.G. 1: Bad- minton 1: Swimmin 1: Edwards Fashion Bocard: C Committee. 1 l DJ a, U allow ' .iigilgfy Q U' M JGerald Gittino Gerry Gerosian 4: Red Cross 6: Associ- ated Activities 6: Leaders Club 2. 951:3- :WWW :fl g W Iosephine Mary Giunta Io-lo Alethean Z: C.C.G. 1: Swimming 1: Choir 2: Office Worker 1. Wifi Elenore Maria Gomerinqer ElIi German Club 3: Bank 2: Volley- ball 1. , x 4 tlfffr QW? ' L .QR Claudia Muriel Gordon CIaude Eleutherian 8, Corresponding Sec- retary: Phi Chi Tri-Y 2: Associ- ated Activities 4: French Club Z If, f ff I fk.-ZQXL Q2 Q fwffw i ,MW MQW: Elaine Gordon Soangetahha 4: Glee Club 3 Choir 2: Cheer Leading 2: Bowl- ing 2: Basketball 1: Bank 2. fig if ij Z4 -lunar . jp, Z Iannisa Ellen Green Ian Eleutherian 4, Critic: Glee Club 4: Chorus 3: Mixed Chorus 1: Asso- ciated Activities 3, C.C.G. 1. A 11 t WW- Q0 , UV swim v ' 1' A ww V tu Lf, r f arbara Hackett Barbie Philomathean 6' Rainbow 6: Spanish Club 3 Dramatic Club 3: Recorder 3 Yearbook Committee: Chorus 1 Bowlin 1 1 ,v w I Mr' X w 1 :ff C - K liiimffcfxgvw. 7055 QQ' w X Lv -12' - 3 :Sam- Q5 Nancy Hamilton Nan V f:fIllf1'Q i5h?:'f:'2,'ffsIl?i'5l2Z'X::ffngIT X if , f CMV ' 1 1- 1 A I Wnlj h , L! , C fb' flxtyo QU W' 0, J ji L1 itfljxtktfl A Wu fb, Thema Haniian Tom Spanish Club 3. W WM fm' rw -K 1 1 Wx' h Loretta Ann Hartbauer Butch Phi Chi Tri-Y 2. Ioyce Hasbrouck . Ioycie Phi Chi Tri-Y 2: Recorder 1: Asso- ciated cti iti 2: C.C.G. 1: Bowling 0' if SX Gordon Hanson 'C Iuanita Haverstock I'uanie I A Hi c. A. Club 5, President, secre- V tary: panish Club 1, Secretary. I W WM xl tlf X ' 1 A I I sl ,4 - , 1 'ul ! ' f Q I f . - L MM 5 4 , ,fr I J in l fl Y Constance Hawes Connie Ioseph Harris ulcer, Gerosian 4, President, Critic. Cor- 1 responding Secretary: Spanish J Club 2: Leaders Club 1: Footbal 1 A 1 2. - ' : f, ' v W fp M J 1 QU! ,QL lgvj 1 QL, 'W' L ' vt ax ' K lx vlvi 'W l . - rw' dw L' r -aa K M v 7' K... n f gr? T c f if 9113 I Philomathean 6: Maiorette 5: Re- corder 2: Associated Activities 3: C.C.G. 1: Edward Fashion Board 1: Yearbook Staff: Outing Com- mittee. -,C-4rUf I .,?7'af ,,..-Ugg, 1- Cornelia Helen Hawes Corky Philomathean 6: Recorder 2: Ma- ' jorette 3: Associated Activities I: I V- ni C.C.G. l: Edwards Fashion Board! , ' A 1: Swimming l: Yearbook Staii: , ' 'inf' ,Pi A Picture Committee? PUXJ it ' 5 y , ,' . I ll! A 0 V W ,ff I - ' 0-9, , J 5 V! +1 ' f , IM Y . M I gr ,M-0 U f ' ' V I ' I - W L1 -t U fy' V' V, A. I Wy I YT if J X V '7' I X , ,of ' g X fl if V I ' T7 I Ar' A 1 - , ,el Unfit. iffy 1 M t L: hu 1 'N ,J Vx J, -t Walter Heins C.C.G. Z: French Club 4, Vice- President, Corresponding Secre- tary. Treasurer: Allied Youth 2: ' j Hi C.A. 1: Gift Committee. ,H LM' AMI 4 ow W M ca K 9, f Q55 MJ' Q M4 fgsik fs Annette Higgs Higgins Lyceum 6: Recorder Z: C,C.G. 1: Swimming 1: Yearbook St ii. '. If , ' :l C K . MV' v f ,fi MW N t ri Dj QW A . fv -ii-'V Harriet Hoffman Sweetie Pie Volleyball 2: Badminton 2. Frederick Hooker Fred Hi C.A. 1. Barbara Hoysak Barb Lyceum 4, Rushing Chairman: Tonda Tri-Y 6, President, Publicity Manager: Future Unlimited 4, Board of Directors, Stock Man- ager: German Club 4: Choir 5: Mixed Chorus 1: Volleyball 2: Badminton 2: Servus Ball 2, Cap- fCIlXl. M yr ll rv 0,tr?.f'74' g V Add!!! it f ' M fx , yj 1 f av 04? l V, Z1 o W' Ag M,y, I jifxf f ' Shirley Hummell Shir1 Tonda Tri-Ybl. I Lf 4- f. ' , , ' J' ri ,ff MJ' My M' U5 I Lp 1 I!! ,JL .f -Q fi , 1 44' ,IM r J .5 f 1 if ,i f 1 l I 'pd ffl, uv, ,, fe M' LW I ,Ld ,, . 1, 1 -V I L f I' David Huttar Dave it , Orchestra 2: Band 6: Hi C.A. 6: V J o' Q L.. , Mu Alpha Theta 1: Golf 21 Picture ' t 'gh' Committee. QT' Q - . 1 ' fl A' Z ,, wif , Te 5:5 . 4 he , W' A rf All ' I A fi 8 T A , fl' X X K 1, , If t, f , , . 1 L lt 1 4 l ,Cf l l I Ioan Ianocslro Ioannie Associated Activities 1: Bowling 3: Baseball 3: Badminton 3: Vol- leyball 3: Swimming 1: Relay Team 3: Servus Ball 3: Bank 1: Office Worker 1. Theodore larvis Ted Gerosian B, Corresponding Secre- J . .,, fwwfr., A tary: Football 1: Fencingf'2. V. I lllyj ' ff 1 3 Jgw If V x 5 3 lb x -:flk lf , 4 J ,V I f V1 fe' GQL ' ' wtf ,f L53 ' ,vii Jiri V afily, XX ' ' 3 ' ,' I 'l I fc V' ' JJ fi ' I, il v Arthur Iutton Art A Orchestra 6: C.C.G. 1: Future Un- v. if , V d A ' limited 2. - f: if-'fL'f i 3 I f . f- A I ,.,,.,. , .1 , Y 1 as -f . - y r1,e,,:eL,.xz WM F ffm i ...Q , , I ,Ny I, :,,: , , if T W X-14' yr 'V k I fi F J J 3 lrrr 3 ' ' ,L Y',.:vS. Lia' iigxyrrkgyiyrgfgirly K :i,g.y,.ld,i. Robert Kalvitis Bob C.C.G. 1: Future Unlimited 2. - fr dow. wwf 795955: 0 3 x ff? -5 3 , C 4 vi f 4' 4 , X453 , K 1 Sandra Kerr Sandy' Lyceum 5: Dramatic Club 2: Re- corder 2: French Club 1: Year- book Committee. , ' fx fi O f Bob Kesselrinq Hans Kwanq Soo Kim lim Mita 4:10:53 wugge FHM! della wgvfivm YUM Q t Jig..- iis fbawzzafa GX mend!- Carolyn King Philomathean 6: Rainbow 6: Spanish Club 3: Glee Club 2: Bowling 2: Badminton 2: Swim- ming 2. M Wife mf M XA V ,y 1, u S5 E j 5 My . Nancy Kittlaus Nan Philomathean 6: Future Unlimited 3, Board oi Directors: Dramatic Club l: C.C.G. 1: Bowling 1: Base- ball 1: Badminton 1: Volleyball 1: Swimming 2: Ser us Ball 2: elay Team 1: Gift Co mittee. W :Q MQW Diana Lange Chips Lyceum 5. Recording Secretary, Vice-President: Recorder 2: C.C.G. 1: French Club 1: Volleyball 1: Yearbook Committee: Anounce- ments. 4 ll so David Lanpher :WM Shirley La Plante Shirl Phi Chi Tri-Y l: Associated Ac- tivities 2. www ' . My :M is V--..., an-3 .Ivy Qi W' -m .+- Carmen LaPorta Carm Latin Club 2: Football 2: Tennis 1: Track 2: Outing Committee. wifi dbtblbwwdl' Qfvdgpck fi., Marilyn Lebowitz Me1 Spanish Club 5, Treasurer: Asso- ciated Activities 1: C.C.G. 1. WW y , I st 1 me-f 'Wim 4? rw--vf W Mary Anne Leqnetto Amorelta 4, President. Recording Secretary: Allied Youth 2: Associ- ated Activities 2: Glee lu 1: Badminton 1. 1 Taj t WW Catherine Lesszynski Kate -F f !' ,ui n, f . 4 if f t , . Richard Lewis Dick Spanish Club 2, Vice-President: Dramatic Club 1: DeMolay 3: Glee Club 1: Choir 1: Football 1. ' 7 Why' - Mio ,aw fzsfllw OXO! X4 'lx . Herbert Lieberman Gitch OJ A.Z.A. 6, Vice-President, Treas- urer: Track 2. ls ,Qww Jmiirq J Howard Lieberman Howie A.Z.A. 8, Sergeant at Arms: C.C.G. 2. W tlwly Marie Loehner Soangetahha 5: French Club 2. Khan Jbluulfilmmcwvfl mbsf, OWXGUDQL me vi W x lsas , 4 'f K is 6 ,S gilt:-,--lirifiii 91 I1 ,N s..'2-'3- - 1' nm:,:1f.-f-Ht. ' A ,Q T .ffm Mi-T' 1 me .gizf 5 ,g fffigfgg g we--,5.rg5fg,gg,+v 55. Q, pf - aa-.5 ,-f:'.:gsw'.a:' .M Ed?-is 1 ,if-1' .1--.2 'i'i3' 5:41 'hae' 62 Th Barbara Logan Bunny Associated Activities 8: C.C.G. 1: Red Cross 4: Bowling 2: Swim- ming 1. 5 I , I-if . A ,9 1 A I ' ' f . hug AA ir' if 3 5 A f' ,L A lr ,avi I Y V ik I. I 4 ' ff , if if f F f V if fs V 49 I . iffy, 2 3 . I . 1 ' , , ,c-, 1 ff' i ffl V it I ',4.s' Maxine Lowe Max Alethean 4: t : so- ciated Activ' ' 4' u Stu t Co il 4 4 gm mix' 'ir Margaret Lyon Punky Amorelta 6, Recording Secretary: Tonda Tri-Y 3, Vice-President: Associated Activ'tie 1. 5236? ff Kenneth Mac Bain C.C.G. 1. y Louise Marquez 'fLou Tonda Tri-Y 1. , , , N A, U, VK , ' if U ' C fl 'f 4fL'? t ' 4 X' ' . if jf , ' M ' ff ' ' ff! Q 5 3.9! W z .V f' -J' xx . ,VL , V' I ,- ' X S Sharon Maycumber ' cumber Recorder Z' Asso o : 't' GleeCl b3'C- - Claw i I Edward McMahon Gator Spanish Club 4. I Ioan McNeely Io Amorelta 4. Vice-President, Cor- responding Secretary, Critic: Al- lied Youth 3: Cheer Leading 2: Associated Activities 1: Bowling l: Badminton 1: Volleyball 1: Swimming 1: Glee Club Z: Choir fyfgw ,, Q32 I 1' 'li' ll S '21 11 S 1' 1 oi 1' v' , ' 9' 'J a 2 ' ta. L , :,: J: 9 'gi g J E ff 3 W fy E P I' Q 95-'tin 1 I MW f! 1, ' - 'f--ig. Q K toon Chg, Iacqueline Menassicm Jackie C 14 Dk 4 17 do IAJ . ' fa' fa fi? if W-'A '1r B-I l A719 ,T ,gig , N'-'. ,, iw ,,,, K' C .lnn 1 Q ' W' Iulio Miccinelli Mitch fl . fp V 1 et l W it , i M -.el 'Z C Theodore Michalski Ted Senate 8. Parliamentarian: Allied Youth 1: Student Council 1: C.C.G. 1: Sports Club fl: Flower I , Committee. ,fo i ,A W' I X I l v Audrey Morehand Audie Glee Club 1. 1. Ig' 12-z. MX V, 5 s it R Edward Iohn Monarski Ed Cynthia Nalton Cindy Gerosian 4: Allied Youth 2: Q Lyceum 5. Critic: C.C.G. 2, Head: French Club 1: Glee Club 1: Volleyball 1: LOCk Office 2. Choir 5: Choraliers 3: Orchestra Y 1: Band 6: String Assemble 1: r A ,N All City Band 8: All City Orches- V , l Q tra 8: Track 1. A . ff' e y: K P A ' W . :: 'UV A Q X ., 0 - WW X xX .X TBYSSC MOYHSOD TSVN Lisbeth Sue Nicholas Sue AUIOTGIYU 15 SPC-'Dish C11-lb 42 Amorelta 5, President, Corre- Dramatic Club 4: French Club 2: sponding Secretary, Recording 11 Glee 31 Choir 41 K Secfefgyyl Publicity Mgnqgef: Al. Choraliers 4: Thespian 3. iecre- . '- AVV, - lied Youth 35 Spanish Club 25 COTY- ' Cheer Leading 2: Glee Club 2: , , choir 5: Bowling 1: Badminton 1: fx ' ,qv xv- Swimming 1. K3 r ' X .s Q X X daze Tp y X Qs .:'i'-. 1 A 'YT-M1-gp Q . , 1' V xl . 'QM , f , jf' 4 , ' fs : I C4116 cf, 1 A J' . 1 sf ' ,T N x +1 1. wil 4 1 -CL V J l . . Charles Mott Motto Anthony Nolarthornas Tony Associated Activities : C.C.G. 1. A Ioan Corinne Myers C.C.G. 3: Swimming 1. X n Qariw Wi J he ,,g. .,,, , 4 f-af Gerosian 6, President. Vice-Pres- ident. Treasurer, Assistant Treas- urer: C.C.G. 1: Football 2: Track 1: Leaders Club 2. President: Stu- de tCouncil Treasurer. ,ff 1 , Mifwft 15. I-av .XX W-.IP V fy 4.1 'VJ' WCW ju Sandra Ogilvie Sandy Volleyball 1: Basketball 1: Chorus bg, u W I Helen O'Hara L.H. Lyceum 4, Assistant Treasurer: Dramatic Club 3: Future Unlim- ited 4: Associated Activities 1: German Club 1: C.C.G. 2: Red Cross 2: Yearbook Staff: Bowling 1: Volleyball 2: Badminton 1: Re- corder 2. Ioan Osbelt loan Associated Activities l: C.C.G. 1: Bowling 2. William Owen Bill C.C.G. 1: Associated Activities 2: DeMolay: Future Unlimited 2. Board ol ' ctors: Spanish Club resident: k 2: Treasurer of 2, Critic: ders Club 2, Vice- I' S nior C . , , tl' if Mittel Iohn Patterson Beta Upsilon 2: Hi-Y 6, Vice-Presi- dent, President: Council President 1: State President, Vice-President: National Secretary: Student Coun- cil 6: Glee Club 3: Chorus 3: Track 2: R -6 QW Robert Pauls Bob g, , Gerosian 7. -fri , ,,:. , A 5 fig 1-'ilomena Pellizzeri Sus'e Asso ated oc i- 'i'i iice : 2 Phi h. 1 Q' X N I ft f , fs J ann A 'J tt y K 1195? -L 1 fl '3. l 5 X Afgfj I E K I I I Ieanette Pietrantoni Soangetahha 3, Vice-President: French Club 4, President, Secre- tary: Allied Youth 4: Mu Alpha Theta 2: Associated A tivities 1: Orchestra 4: Band : 11-City Or- chestra 5. ' w X ,Ji 1 , ,aff IANAIVVV ,f GW d'1!i,YixGvw119f ,ht 1 Q,-f ,ff Pauline Polinslty Paul Glee Club 1: Choir 2: Volleyball 1: Office Worker 2. 4, . 1 Katherine Price Kathy Philomathean 6, Vice-President, Corresponding Secretary: Ger- man Club 1: French Club 2: Mu Alpha Theta l: Glee Club 2, Vice- President: Recorder 1, Typist: Bowling 1, Captain: Volleyball 1: Badminton 2: Servus Ball F? ' 1 ky AK! Y --. . V .M 1 1 ll'5fAs,,, 'M W ll Vw . K X 1 d al A it I1 , nogillliosji M Wv?fBob Spanish Club 3: Future Unlimited 2. may 495:-2124- WM Y-f W wffwl French Club 4, Vice-President, Secretary: Tonda Tri-Y 6, Secre- tary: Future Unlimited 1. W ,X Agia ,E pans!-W-c ffm! Charles Francis Ranari Paul Roach Chuckles A Gerosian 4: Orchestra 2: band 7. fVU U ff 1 l ' fl f M -X A Wviwff-fy ff ' f W ffl-A fl fl ' , I tv wwf ,,,l:- LW , - 1 . V ,-if if 0 7 M Wi -A WW C it v ' ' I '4 . I ' 1 - A ,515 0.11. -if Bu , AA 6 gf 4f!VJ,,,'!f6A Z y I' . v' ', ,f, I, .- 4, , M, , P jd, W1 4 y f 'L -if Lu' ' AJ 1 uf ft? LVZ . K V Geraldine Reis KJ Geri Ioyce Roeckelein Rec Amorelta 2: Tonda Tri-Y 3. Lyceum S: Tonda Tri-Y 1: Bowl- ing l. x 1-W' .M ff . Suzanne Roeckelein Rocks Alethean 6: Allied Youth 4: Presi- dent, Secretary: Tonda Tri-Y 2 Recorder 3: Bowling 2: Tennis 1 Volleyball 1: Badminton 1: Swim ming 1. , f f f A I fl 'ff,,f I wit. lb ll H, ij 13111 ' M, g I Y' 1' I' 1 I I .J . Helen Rowe Hel Eleutherian 7, Treasurer, Critic. Corresponding Secretary, Public- ity Manager: French Club 2: As- sociated Activities 1: Cheer Lead- ing 2: Glee Club 2: Senior Choir 3: Cap and Gown Committee. J We , dn 1 f M A 1 R al I ngle Iimgd Track 1: ports Club 1: Leaders Club 2: Trampoline Team 3: Tum- bling Team 2 JM-Q-ff!-.6422 ff- -owelfff-QQ! Mfffza AW: Zig vat, It fVi Lawrence Rushing Larry Beta Upsilon 2, President: Dra- matic Club 5: Associated Activi- ties 2: Glee Club 6: Choraliers 5 Choir 5: Music Club, President Student Council 4: Cap and Gown Committee. it n WW Iune Sabha Iunie Lyceum 6, Rushing Chairman: Rainbow: Spanish Club 2: Asso- ciated Activities 1: Recorder 2' Yearbook Stafi: Dance Committee s-'GW K' Thomas Santilli Sasparilli Senate 4, Assistant Treasurer, Treasurer: Football 2: Leaders Club 2: Dance Committee. W ' 47 Mike Sargent Mike Senate 3. Sergeant at Arms: C.C.G. 1: Football 1: Leaders Club 1. Iune Schlie juni German Club 3: Choir 2: Bank 2: Office Worker Z. 745 fake,-l. I Norma Sekinger Naomi Lyceum 5: Allied Youth 6, Presi- dent: French Club 3, Treasurer, Secretary: C.C,G. 2: Student Council 6, Vice-President. X J' l JF 0 OJ 90 ef '99 W , U 42' 4, N, pl' 4' U7 X Jyxxrvyf 5? - ef? Q ws-'eg 1 an-'N -Z' f U Theodore Sellinger Ted Naomi Serby Nome Pi Gamma Phi 4: Parliamentar- ian: Glee Club 3: Choir 5. Eleanor Shea- Ellie Philomathean 6: Mu Alpha Theta 1: Dramatic Club 2: Recorder 3: Bowling l: Cap and Gown Com- mittee. he iii x if Q5 WF' .f y . i ki? we, if, . . Q- 'Q ,H W ,H Ar Ui, 5 ,if W I ew. Carolyn Sherman Sherm Alethean 6, Treasurer, Vice-Presi- dent, President: German Club 3. President. Vice-President: Tonda Tri-Y 3: Future Unlimited 3: Mu Alpha Theta 1: Bowling l. boo-Xxx XQAAU Easy Sf is . A M 0.1-Xb JR Lindt ,Av ,Ax X' v A ' A ko kxorc Ioan shun lo ,ft Glee Club l: Choir 1: Band 2: A we X All cny Band 3: ll city orches- A l 'Ma' Charles Small N52 Serqie Smith Associated Ac ,fii 1 i'es 1: Spanish ciubd: Band a. ' C l' no NU' DJ s - x si' l '4 ' .X pf! A X . A 1 X A Mary lane Snyder Red Bowling 2, Captain. I Paul Spangenburgh Senate 4: Spanish Club, Treas- Ns Gary Stephens C.C.G. 1: French Club 2: Ribbon Committee. -0 'Jil Bernita Strohmayer Bonnie Associated Activities 1: Glee W urer, r Club 1: Bowling l: Volleyball 1. 'KJI' ' , ,...i',,,,A 5, 3 L its fg, - A so fi B .1 f 1 1 K 1 Howard Clarke Stearns Howie Glee Club 1: Baseball 2. Marvin Stein Marv A.Z.A. 6, President: Future Un- limited 3. President: Motto Com- mittee. I b Q : :xii 1 ' 529115 gl i aw' R ,vegas ' si 1 i 1 Robert Sullivan Sully .4 Qi- Baseball 2 mee :Avila 'frgwjav Pauline Surdick Paula Glee Club 1: Bowling 3: Base- ball l: Volleyball 4: Badminton 3: Swimming l: Servus Ball 1: Bank 1' Office Worker l. Yfflfl 'lf - M' lf' r in Kwjw Mlghn S zypie . it f me it W , Q i f oang :Dr m ' lub 1 hesp' 5 F cv 3, tary: C.C.G. order ' g 1' S ming ww W t if Zgimfgwt Q f A I L 1 c nthia Tarbell , Cindy Soangetahha 4f'! Corresponding Secretary. Property Manager: Bowling 1. ' I fbi? .Vi V I X 1 v X 1 ' I rl, Z xl if V X' Ieanne Tasker leannie Lyceum 6, President. Critic: Dra- matic Club 4: Thespian 3: Cheer Leading 2: Senior Choir 2: Stu- dent Council 2, Se retary: Swim- ming 1' Picture Co C Ill Beverly Gene Thornhill Bev Alethean 4. Recording Secretary: Tonda Tri-Y 3: Allied Youth 2: Recorder 2: Associated Activities 4: C.C.G. 1: Glee Club 1: Swim- ming l: Yearbook Stait. N I . 3 XX loan Thursby Soangetahha 5. Assistant Treas- urer. Treasurer: French Club 2. Secretary: C.C.G. 2: Recorder 1: Oiiice Worker 1: Motto Commit- tee. jwelwvivf X William Timm Tiny German Club 2, Secretary, Treas- urer. Q70 ff NSW-QU Waffle! QM Rena ThibLleau Willard Toolre Bill German Club 3: Leaders Club 2: C.C.G. 2. 1 Howard Towlson Band 3: All Ci y Band 4: Track 1. t V S U 4 , A, W J' . , I ,Alf X K Iosep Traino Flower Committee. 1 'M I 1 g N f if 6342 itll 0 W L Edward Trudeau Ed German Club 2. Vice- si nt: Iaaleibcill 1: Leaders : s W Graff 1 W msfglgy A O! . l 1 Iames Tumer Biq Iim l Beta Upsilon 2, Treasurer: C.C.G. l 1: Football 2: Track 2: Basketball 4. Captain. '65-:se fiecjer to Carol Ann Unger Glee Club 2: Choir 3: Associated Activities 2. Barbara Vaeth Barb Soangetahha 6. Critic, Corre- sponding Secretary, Vice-Presi- dent: C.C.G. 1: Bowling 1: Basket- ball 1. Marlene Voqelsanq Associated Activities l. Ci-1 5 Audrey Walker Audie Soangetahha 6, President, Vice- President, Recording Secretary. Publicity Manager: Spanish Club 2: C.C.G. 1: Bowling 1. A 4. 'Mi Soangetahha 4 Corresponding Qecretary Bowling 1 Ianet Wallace LV,L Nancy Wilcox Nan Mal' WJ f ,M 'HJ Margaret Webb Maggie Bowling 2. Margery West Marge Frederick Wheeler Fritz Football 2: Track 2: Leaders Club 2. I. v au' ,yy T, 'L fi 510' ill' 19? .ai Irene Wilhelm Soanqetahha 5, Recording Secre- tary: Dramatic Club 3: Recorder 2: Glee Club 2: Choir 2: C.C.G. li Bowling l: Badminton l: Swim- ming 2: Bank l. X Anne Wilkinson Annie Philomathean 4: Associated Ac- tivities 2: Glee 3: Choir 6: Choraliers : Club, Presi- x dent. 'D U Iames Edward Williams Iimmy Football: Leaders Club. X54 WW N wwdmf Constance Lea Wilson Connie 1 A0 oe rmxg, PM XNQQML, Melvin Wood if fe wif ' 'WW W wwnnwwew Mun 47 at W72fLf eq, ' s NOT PICTURED Richard Woodmansee Woody' Gerosian 5: German Club 3. AM: ag Lila 'Q I M Nl jwlfll Theresa Zera Terry Socmgetcxhhu 2: C.C,G. 15 Bowling 1: Swimimng 1.x iff fl J ,, gf , WM fwvyf, V ,e mf J f , M' 1- , 5 , I Vi, Q ynfhbx are la Robert Berndt Ierry Basketball 1. Ioseph Shepard Sonny C.C.G. 1. 1 l 0 ,QM ww, I 1 T SENIOR COMMITTEES PICTURE Cornelia Hawes, David Huttar, Iohn Connelly, Ieanne Tasker. .f RIBBONS Patricia Bugnacki, Iorgen Christen- sen, Gary Stephens, Elizabeth Dau- benthaler. L ,gr GIFT Nancy Kittlaus, Walter Heins, Rita Cramer. YEARBOOK STAFF First row: Nancy Lee Bushley, Iohn Gieselman, Mrs. lane Nevin, Edward Awad, Iudy Bateman. Second row: Elizabeth Bailey, Cornelia Hawes, Irene Wilhelm, Constance Hawes, Sally Bex, Bernard Beck. l QQ' IVIOTTO Francis Crouse, Marvin Siein, Eva Fuld, Ioan Thursby. DANCE First row: Iune Sabha, Norma Sekin- ger, Sally Bex. Second row: Thomas Santilli, Iohn Gieselman, Shoukre Abdo. FLOWERS Kathy Bennett, Ted Michalski, Ioe Traino, Marian Essiq. ANNOUNCEMENTS Stuart Brown, Diana Lange, Iane Beattie, David Damstra. ' OUTING First row: Phyllis Ariola, Barbara Gilson, Constance Hawes. Second row: Phillip Clark, Carmen Laporta, Richard Dodge. CAP AND GOWN COMMITTEE Iudy Bateman, Eleanor Shea, Law rence Rushing, Helen Rowe. 5 E i 7. i Best Looking Class Athletes Heidi ASPGI. TOIIY N0fCI1'ih0I'f1CIS Iames Turner, Nancy Lee Bushley JUNE l CLASS SELECTIONS Class Apple Polishers Class Couple Most Sf'-1CI1'f BIOWIL Ellen lane B9Clf'li9 Patricia Bugnacki, Charles DeWo1f Marvin Stein Most Artistic Most Musical Iorgen Christensen, Nancy Kittlaus Ann Wilkinson, Lawrence Rushing Contributed Most to the Class Norma Sekinger, Iohn Patterson Studious Most Likely to Succeed Best Dressed Eva Fuld Norma Sekinger, Carmen Laporta Heidi Asper, lack Connelly 5 Most Popular Best M annered Nancy Lee Bushley, Iohn Gieselman CGr01yn King, William Owen Class Writers Edward Awad, Helen O'Hara Class Wits Most Intelligent Constance Hawes, Norman Coplan Katherine Price, Carmen Laporta s 4. In-gs., last 29511 :mv Cfiesiaxnent ,. -swans v ..',,,v I 4 W ...,,f...m.-.et-V -fr - .tt L ' ..., skim, .Y We, the class of Iune 1954, of Central High School of the City of Syracuse, in the County of Onon- daga, and State of New York, all being ot sound mind and memory, do make, publish and declare this our lagt fifth mggtamgnt, in manner following that is to say: ,ai ' 1, Alice Abdo, do will and bequeath all the fun and friend- ship I've had at Central to all the new Centralites, and to the new C.C.G.'s a phonograph and record asking, Where's your pass? I, Shoukre Abdo, do will and bequeath to Mr, Abdo a jar af aspirins, so he can cure the many headaches I gave him. I, Elaine Allen, do will and bequeath my laugh to anyone who is stupid enough to take it and to Diane Barnes my talent for getting thru school. 1, Norma lean Allen, do will and bequeath a full package of typewriting paper to Miss I-I. Smith to replace the sheets I borrowed. I, Angeline Alteri, do will and bequeath one worn out eraser to any future typists in 117, along with one used shorthand notebook, I, Virginia Annacchino, do will and bequeath all my good times here at Central to my sister Dolores. I. Phyllis Ariola, do will and bequeath to a worthy senior, the terrific times in Mr. Berry's 4th Period English class. I, Heidi Asper, do will and bequeath my Swiss accent to Mrs. Smith's Speech class. I, Kenneth Austin, do will and bequeath to Mr. Hendee one wig to make up for the hair he lost while teaching me to drive. I, Edward Awad, do will and bequeath all my Recorder assignments to any Sports writer who wants them. And to the next Senior Class President a shotgun. I, Patricia Baker, do will and bequeath my love for deciph- ering secret codes tnamely shorthand? to Pat Morealle, who's crazy enough to like it too. I, Nadine Barnes, do will and bequeath the dear old brake and crazy clutch in the driver training car to my brother Don. I. Barbara Barrett, do will and bequeath to my sister, Kathy, my past ability to skip school. I, ludith Bateman, do will and bequeath my typing ability to Betty, Norma, and ludy. I, Dawn Baxter, do will and bequeath to Dawn Stone my absence and tardy record hoping she doesn't make use of it. I, Ellen lane Beattie, do will and bequeath to Sue Giesel- man better luck with her secret love than I had with mine and to all girls trying out for cheer leading my half used bottle of liniment. I, Bemard Beck, do will and bequeath my seat in assembly to my brother, Larry. I, Edward Behrens, do will and bequeath my booth at the Downyflake to Ed Morrow and Bill Smith. I, Patricia Beisler. do will and bequeath my special booth in Deys' Room to Iucly Guckert. Remember Don, ludy? I, Ioan Benedict, do will and bequeath a new stop watch to Miss Smith and all the fun the quintet had to another class that is lucky enough to have 3rd and 4th period transcription. I, Kathy Bennett, do will and bequeath Nan l'Iamilton's and my work passes to any senior or majorette who is smart enough to leave their Sth periods free. Also to any of the new majorettes I bequeath those 11:30 passes on the days of the football games. I, Robert Berndt, do will and bequeath my sweet disposition to Miss Moran. I, Sally Bex, do will and bequeath all of our unfinished dances and unusual discussions to Sandy Stibbs: a suit- case full of doll clothes to Sidney Metheny: all of the serious talks in O.P. class to Phyl Girvan and the good times I had in Lyceum and at the Warrenaire to the new members. I, Ronald Boccaccio, do will and bequeath my handkerchief to Mr. Hendee for future use in physic classes. I, Darlene Bonacci, do will and bequeath a jug of Guinea Red to anyone foal enough to take it. l, Paul Borreggine, do will and bequeath to anyone starting typing, the speed I never obtained. I, Constance Boyce, do will and bequeath my American History book to Ioann Green and all the hard tests that go with it. I, Marcia Brennan, do will and bequeath to Bee Gee the completion of our dreams to became sisters-in-law. I, I. I. I, Stuart Brown, do will and bequeath some peaceful moments to AJ, and my wavy hair to Nick Panas and Sally Rogers, who need it. I, Margie Bugby, do will and bequeath my ability to aggra- vate H.M.S. third and fourth period to anyone who would enjoy it. Patricia Bugnacki, do will and bequeath to Miss H. Smith a book entitled Guess Who's Talking and a quiet padded cell to the next head cheerleader. Nancy Lee Bushley, do will and bequeath the terrific times I've had in Lyceum to my sisters, Sally lohnson and Ann Holzworth and the many hours I've spent in the gym to any girl who might need them. Virginia Campbell, do will and bequeath Central High School to the city. And those wonderful gym exercises to someone who likes to have aches and pains all over. Louis Carbone, do will and bequeath my briefcase to Miss Anderson so that she may continue her teaching with greater success. Ruth Carter, do will and bequeath my distinct accent to anyone crazy enough to accept it. Robert Caswell, do will and bequeath my C.C.G. post ta anyone that can reason with a senior. lorgen Christensen, do will and bequeath Oct. 20th Ka day of no school? to David Beattie. Philip Clark, do will and bequeath to lerry Todd, my Gerosian paddle. Iohn Connelly, do will and bequeath my curly hair to Garo Troubetaris so he can charm the girls. Nan Connor, do will and bequeath my ability to study English in Mr. Berry's class to Cindy Ames. Iudith Contrastan, do will and bequeath my beaten and moldy playbooks, my ability to get these extra passes and courage to any person brave enough to ioin the Dramatic Club. Norman Caplan, do will and bequeath my brain to the Biology class for help in the study of genius. Nancy Io Cornett, do will and bequeath the wonderful times I had in Miss Wilson's class to my cousin, Shirley lanes. Rita Cramer, do will and bequeath all the stairs from the lockers to Barb and Connie so that they will keep their lovely figures, and one volume of Advice to the Lovelorn to Dona. Francis Crouse, do will and bequeath to some poor stu- dent my old study hall desk in 116 and to some scared freshman my beat up locker. David Damstra, da will and bequeath to anyone who cares to take advantage of it, the ability to do homework in Miss Brennans English class. I also leave to any aspir- ing young chemist the joy of participating in Mr. Ferris' highly enlightening lab periods. Sally Daniels, do will and bequeath all my memories of Central to whoever may want them. Elizabeth Daubenthaler, da will and bequeath all of the wonderful times I have had at Central to leanie Burns: my musical ability to my sister Elie: and to Barb Camp- bell my famous last words somebody goafed on the A.A. books, To Mr. Beagle, I leave! Irene Dennis, do will and bequeath getting caught talking in Sth period study hall to anyone crazy enough to get caught. Guy de Vendeuvre, do will and bequeath to lohn Giesel- man my accent for Mrs. Chamberlin's class. Sandra Devine, do will and bequeath to the future mem- bers of Soan all the fun that I have had in it. Rita DeVoe, do will and bequeath to any future student of second year shorthand the good times spent in that class. Charles De Wolf, do will and bequeath anything I have received from this school that I don't need to anyone that wants it, Ellinar Distin, do will and bequeath all the fun I had at Central to my brother Bob. Margaret Distin, do will and bequeath to my brother Bob all the fun I've had at Central. Richard Dodge, do will and bequeath my front seat in Insurance class to any lonely boy, and my ability to miss foul shots to Little Ed. .X 505 7 Nancy Drumm, do will and bequeath all the wonderful parties in Smitey's room to any deserving shorthand student. Ioanne Dunn, do will cmd bequeath my barber to all the gals who suffer with their heavy tressesy to all my Ly- ceum sisters lots of fun at the committee meetings, to all the Warrenaire gang all the good times I will miss, and last but not least, peace of mind to Miss Smith, l'm leaving. Ethel Eason, do will and bequeath to any candidate of Alethean the nerve to go through with initiation. Marian Essig, do will and bequeath my four wonderful years at Central especially the 7:55 buses to 8:00 Choir and the hours spent on Phi Chi and Musicales to any Freshman. Doris Fagan. do will and bequeath that the Senior choir. chorus, and the other musical groups will continue its good work. Arlene Fayette, do will and bequeath to Martie Evans. my front seat in Miss CaroIan's American History class. Marilyn Felton. do will and bequeath all the luck to Rosalyn in accomplishing a good mark in Geometry. Alice Frost, do will and bequeath all my frantic hairdos to Iudy Thelen, an old friend who likes to be frantic too. Those interesting discussions to Sidney Metheny and my wonderful times in Lyceum to all future members. William Foley, do will and bequeath any excess intelli- gence to Gordon Hanson. Eva Fuld, do will and bequeath the works of Henrik Ibsen to any new senior who wants them. Anna Fulmer, do will and bequeath to my sister, Ianet Fulmer, all the good times I had in my senior year. Patricia Gates, do will and bequeath my new surround- ings at Central to all new students in the future. Iohn Gieselman, do will and bequeath my ability to get fouled to Garo Troubatertis and my rebounding to lake Mayer. Barbara Gilson, do will and bequeath all my fun at Cen- tral to my sister Mary, and my position as head majorette to Diane Goss and Donna Frank. Gerald Gittino, do will and bequeath to Brent Lees a dollar to go out to Stokes. Iosephine Giunta, do will and bequeath to leave every- thing to anyone that will do them any good. Elinore Gomeringer, do will and bequeath all the fun that I had in my second year shorthand class. Claudia Gordon, do will and bequeath my French accent to Charles Allen, and my job as A.A. Supervisor on the first floor to Sonja Penny. Iannisa Green. do will and bequeath to Miss Wilson all my sore muscles in gym and all the luck in the world to Ruth and Patricia. Elaine Gordon. do will and bequeath to the future cheer- leaders of Central all the sore aching muscles from doing splits and cart wheels. Barbara Hackett, do will and bequeath my ability in math: my enlivening discussions in the Recorder room, the Sociology book: my good times in Phil, to future members. , Nancy Hamilton, do will and bequeath my ability to get excused 6th period to Carolyn Klix, and to all the new majorettes, all the fun I had on the squad that I will miss. Thomas Hanifan, do will and bequeath to Chet Korcyznski my bag of hot air so he can tell about all his basketball experiences. loseph Harris, do will and bequeath to Carmen Logan a shovel and a pail for safety sake. Loretta I-lartbauer, do will and bequeath to Ioanne Krupa my discarded gym suit in locker 751 for the sole purpose of her enjoyment. loyce Hasbrouck, do will and bequeath to my sister Diane my knee socks to wear on cold winter mornings on the way to C.H.S. Iuanita Haverstock, do will and bequeath to Lynette Mars- den one lonely junior named Amie. Constance Hawes, do will and bequeath all the fun I had on majorettes to all the new members and to all my friends my two terms in American History. Cornelia Hawes, do will and bequeath all the fun I had at Iakes to Ioanne and Nickie. . Walter Heins. do will and bequeath to Norman Baxter all of my fractured French on the condition that he use it as much as I have. Annette Higgs. do will and bequeath my four terms of typing to Diane Goss, who may find it as difficult as I did. Harriet Hoffman, do will and bequeath to leave Central High School as I found it and its teachers not too worn out. Frederick Hooker. do will and bequeath to Garry Fulker- son that one thin penny I borrowed in 5l and have never heard the end of. Barbara Hoysak, do will and bequeath to Ieanne Delpha, my ability to go without sleep: to Miss Wilson one cartoon- less Bulletin Board: and to the faculty. a well earned rest. Shirley Hummell, do will and bequeath to Nancy Bosell. Louise's American History notes and hope they help her as much as they did me. David Huttar, do will and bequeath one-halt bottle of slide oil to friend and stupendous, colossal musician. Norminsky Meservey. Ioan Ianocsko, do will and bequeath to Diane Barnes all my happy days at Central and all the fun I had in gym. Theodore Iarvis, do will and bequeath all my excuses to Miss Wells and Mrs. Shea. Arthur Iutton, do will and bequeath to the next lucky male to take office practice my seat among 36 gabby females. Robert Kalvitis, do will and bequeath to any up and com- ing Architect my lonely sixth period class in 313. Sandra Kerr, do will and bequeath my very strange affinity for the name Phil to anyone who wishes to take the chances with it that I've taken. Kwang Soo Kim, do will and bequeath to bend all energy to make the peace on the world. Carolyn King, do will and bequeath a plentiful supply of pencils and a large sheet of paper to all future Nan Kittlauses who just can't seem to remember to bring their own. Diana Lange, do will and bequeath the 8:45 to Pat Menton if she's ever crazy enough to get it and to Sandy Stibbs all the luck in the world on her trips to Hamilton. Shirley La Plante. do will and bequeath to Gill Templae my ability pass 12 World History after two terms of it. Carmen Laporta. do will and bequeath the driver's train- ing car to anyone who can drive it after I've finished with it. Marilyn Lebowitz, do will and bequeath to my sister all the good times I had with her favorite teacher at Central, Mrs. Berry. Mary Anne Legnetto, do will and bequeath to Miss Wilson the badminton racket that Phil broke on my head. Catherine Lesszynski, do will and bequeath to any girl my locker No. C-2820. Richard Lewis, do will and bequeath my ability to get caught goofing off to any Iunior who doesn't get caught. Herbert Lieberman. do will and bequeath a saw to cut a new door outside. Howard Lieberman, do will and bequeath my 2 elevator tickets to any Centralite freshman who is too lazy to walk. Marie Loehner, do will and bequeath all the old rubber stoppers I used in Chemistry Lab during second period. Barbara Logan, do will and bequeath all my wonderful teachers, books and good times here at Central to my brother Iohn. and my sister Patricia. Maxine Lowe, do will and bequeath my old art gum erasers and oil brushes to Marlene Williams to do with as she wishes in the future. Margaret Lyon, do will and bequeath my abilities, if any. to Betty Howard and to Fred Moore all the fun I've had at Central. Kenneth Mac Bain, do will and bequeath my Solid book to any fool who is crazy enough to take it. Louise Marquez, do will and bequeath to Ioan Iordan all my needles and pins so that her life may be fulfilled. Sharon Maycumber, do will and bequeath to Pop all the good luck and best wishes in the world as we both leave Central. ' Edward McMahon. do will and bequeath to Iim Suller my hockey skates so that he can be as good as I was on them. Ioan McNeely, do will and bequeath to all the other stu- dents of Central the great time I had and to the new cheerleaders all the fun in the world. Iulio Miccinelli, do will and bequeath my knowledge in printing to Ierry Minsky: to Carmen Logan, my knowledge. Theodore Michalski, do will and bequeath my old white bucks to the number l cat of Central, Paul Russo. Audrey Morehand, do will and bequeath my pins and needles to Miss I. Lanigan. Edward Monarski, do will and bequeath a box of Grow Pup to Iake Mayer, which might enable him to grow to a full size basketball player. Teresa Morrison, do will and bequeath my seat in Choraliers to any striving alto and to Nancy Spinner my seat in Mr. Berry's English class. Charles Mott, do will and bequeath to Miss Pike the for- mula for the H-bomb. Ioan Myers, do will and bequeath to the G.I.D. the Col- lingwood and all its occupants except Dave Carroll, and to Ian I leave my locker mirror that I never bought. Cynthia Nalton, do will and bequeath to A. I. Lewis the happy times he will have with my sister, Susie: to Pat Menton, the wonderful times I have had at C.H.S. and in hopes she will have as much fun as I did. Lisbeth Sue Nichols, do will and bequeath all the great fun I had in cheerleading to the new cheerleaders under those two great gals, Ruthie Van Wagenen and Liz Adams. Anthony Notarthomas, do will and bequeath to Paul ITony Curtis? Russo a pencil and paper to sign more autographs. Sandra Ogilvie, do will and bequeath my pens loaned to people to Diane Yonick and my worn-out lock to Ioyce Nutting. Helen O'I-Iara, do will and bequeath to Sidney Metheny my love for C.H.S.: to Barb Cramer a bottle of saccharin: to Sandy Stibbs page 85: and to Karlotta Zieman a bowl of peanuts. Ioan Osbelt, do will and bequeath to Ianet Hoffman my seat in Miss Lucy's French class third period. William Owen, do will and bequeath nothing, for I am too tight: I will take all with me or come back and get it. Iohn Patterson, do will and bequeath to my dear friend, Miss Maloney, those precious 8 minutes the S.C. assembly went overtime and also cr radar set so she may better keep track of school happenings. Robert Pauls, do will and bequeath to my fellow Central- ites my ability to get in trouble. Filomena Pellizzeri, do will and bequeath a message to a wonderful guy, Mr. A. I. Lewis. Thanks, don't let the locks get you down. See if some day C.H.S. can make a collection to replace the chairs that we have made worth- while use of. They can't stand another term in spite of their sentimental value. Ieanette Pietratoni, do will and bequeath to my brother, Ioe, my four wonderful years at Central, and to the next bewildered cellist of All-City, the hole in the floor of Lincoln Hall, that took me three years to carve. To Mr. Bishop, good news. I'm leaving. Pauline Polinsky, do will and bequeath to anyone who wants them the 4 seats in 233 that were occupied by 4 warbling sopranos. Katherine Price, do will and bequeath to Iudy Whitman a front seat in 322 as punishment for talking too much: also. to Marcia Van Scoy, the privilege of accompanying for Pops successor. Robert Prosser, do will and bequeath to the new members of the Spanish Club all the good times I had and to Mrs. Prudhon a little peace and quiet now that I am leaving. Charles Ranari, do will and bequeath the other half of Dave Huttars bottle of oil to Moose. Geraldine Reis, do will and bequeath to Ioan Henne- berger my ability to argue successfully and intelligently. Mary Rimando, do will and bequeath to Betty Howard my good attendance and my ability to giggle in gym and in spare moments. Gail Rittell, do will and bequeath my book on lady wrestling to Miss Wilson. I Paul Roach, do will and bequeath my seat in Mr. Hen- dee's class to Lafayette Breland. Ioyce Roeckelein, do will and bequeath my social stand- ing at the B.I. Clibraryl fourth period to Mouse Evans. Suzanne Roeckelein, do will and bequeath to my brother, Rocks, my unique ability in performing a headstand and 60c for the American Observer in hopes that his senior year may cure him of his miserly ways. Helen Rowe, do will and bequeath the fun I had at Cen- tral to any fortunate freshman, and to Eliz Adams my ability to do a split omitting my aches and pains. Iames Royal, do will and bequeath my ability to cook to Miss Bray. Lawrence Rushing, do will and bequeath the Steinway in Lincoln Hall to a new pair of hands. Iune Sabha, do will and bequeath all my Ugly Pills to Iudy Vanderhoff,Dianne Goss, Sally Rogers, Mary lane Punch and Donna Frank, although they don't need them. Thomas Santilli, do will and bequeath one Intermediate book to David Beattie, hoping that in some future year 619605 he might pass the course. Mike Sargent, do will and bequeath to anyone who wants it, a book on how to make your teachers believe your sob stories on why I didn't get my homework in. Beverly Thornhill, do will and bequeath to Regina, Betty, Sophie, Carol and Norma the fun and food at Alethean's committee meetings: to Iudy Gordon my great athletic ability Cincluding horseback ridingl, and to Barb Cramer the cherished but somewhat dubious honor of being a Beast. Ioan Thursby, do will and bequeath to Mrs. Chamberlain, vitamin pills for her future 5th period classes, William Timm, do will and bequeath to Dick Sessler, Ierry Tood and Brent Lees one worn-out moonshine still. Willard Tooke, do will and bequeath three years of hard work to my brother, who will follow in my footsteps. Howard Towlson do will and bequeath the copidiurn cul- 'ture given to me last year by Bruce Kurtz, to Gordon Hanson. Edward Trudeau, do will and bequeath my rocking chair in the balcony of 307 to anyone who dares sit in it. Iames Turner, do will and bequeath my jump shot to Wilbur Curry. Carol Ann Unger, do will and bequeath the skeleton in 2ll to ludy Thelan and Ann Holzwarth. Barbara Vaeth, do will and bequeath to Bob Cavallo all the fun I have had in Central with the hope that he will make the most of his remaining years. Marlene Vogelsang, do will and bequeath all of my books to Anna Palmowski. Audrey Walker, do will and bequeath all the problems I have had this term to Miss Mahoney. Margaret Webb, do will and bequeath to Fred Moore a book, How to Be a Centralite and Like It in Ten Easy Lessons. Margery West, do will and bequeath good news to all the teachers, I'm leaving. Frederick Wheeler, do will and bequeath all my methods of annoying teachers to anyone who thinks he can use them and get away with it. Nancy Wilcox, do will and bequeath to Io Ann Krupa lots of luck in skipping 116 study hall. Irene Wilhelm, do will and bequeath the ability to listen to the Recorder radio to any mechanical genius willing to take it apart and fix it right. Anne Wilkinson, do will and bequeath the three wonder- ful years I had at Central and the fun the gang had in Philomathean to Paula Harris. Constance Wilson. do will and bequeath to Margaret Powers my ability as a homemaker. Melvin Wood, do will and bequeath to my brother, who will keep it shining, my red car. Iune Schlie, do will and bequeath room 117 and 3rd lunch to the next 2nd year shorthand class. Norma Sekinger, do will and bequeath much less than I take with me in memory, good feeling and friendship. And Arnies wisdom to future council members. Theodore Sellinger, do will and bequeath to any up and coming young student, one dozen used suckers. Naomi Serby, do will and bequeath my sister, Carolyn, and my best friend, Barb, to the school. Eleanor Shea, do will and bequeath my typing errors to Phyllis Ariola and my locker to anyone without a temper. Carolyn Sherman, do will and bequeath a course in sign language to anyone courageous enough to cross the threshold of Miss Gilbert's abode. Ioann Shutt, do will and bequeath the little knowledge I have absorbed in music to the up and coming musicians. Sergie Smith, do will and bequeath a pair of ear-plugs to any member of the band who is unfortunate enough to sit in front of the trumpets. Mary lane Snyder. do will and bequeath my midget French dictionary to a frosh. Paul Spangenburgh, do will and bequeath any aspiring Senior my slightly used chewing gum. Howard Stearns, do will and bequeath all the under- standing I got while at Central, to anyone who needs it. Marvin Stein, do will and bequeath my good will and welfare speech to Ierry Minsky. Gary Stephens, do will and bequeath my critical thinking notebook and senior theme to anyone in Mrs. White's English class. Bernita Strohmayer, do will and bequeath my gym locker to my sister Marilyn and my key to Miss Wilson. Robert Sullivan, do will and bequeath my ability to miss jump shots to Garo Troubetaris and lake Mayer. Pauline Surdick, do will and bequeath to any lucky Senior, my new Remington typewriter in Miss Smith's 3rd and 4th period transcription classes. Iean Szczypien, do will and bequeath an illustrated French dictionary to the new French Club Secretary. Cynthia Tarbell, do will and bequeath my ability to learn to drive with Mr. Bowman to Susan and my great talent to Iosie. Ieanne Tasker, do will and bequeath a bushel of my short hair to those young men getting THIN on top, and a box of white hair powder and a lining pencil to the char- acter actress that inherits my favorite part, the old which. Rene Thibodeau, do will and bequeath to those students who inhaled the ether in Mr. I-Iendee's class I give a bottle of smelling salts. Richard Woodmansee. do will and bequeath Mrs. White to the next generation. ' Theresa Zera, do will and bequeath my precious history books to Gloria Gallanis. 519495135 A665175 571:55 l BASKETBALL TEAM Front-lake Mayer. Second Row-lohn Gieselman, Tom Riker, Dick Snook, lim Turner, lack Connelly, Garo Troubetaris, Third Row-Howard Wilcox, Lafayette Breland, Melvin Wood, Bob Sullivan, Ed Haines, Richard Dodge, George Sears, Nick Abdo, Coach. BASKETBALL SCORES CENTRAL OPPONENTS Central 47 Nottingham Central 57 Smith Tech Central 60 North Central 47 C.B.A. Central 54 Valley Central 50 Eastwood Central 57 Vocational Central 79 Nottingham Central 59 Smith Tech Central 70 North Central 40 C.B.A. Central 61 Valley Central 44 Eastwood Central 80 Vocational Won ll-Lost 3 PLAY-OFF SCORES Central 44 Eastwood Central 42 Valley 'Q 9 F i FooTBALL TEAM sjyj QF lt First Row-Earle Lewis, Dick Shanebrook, Nick Panas, Fred Lawrence, Ed Trudeau, George Rinkevaqe. Second Row-Fred Patchett, lim Turner, Bob Leonardo, Tony Notarthomas, Louis Mosher, Howard Scott, Tom Hiker, Coach Francis Raye, Ulclis Klavsons, loe Harris, Tom Santilli, Ioraen Christensen, captain: Dick Lewis. Third Row-Don Neaus, Art Cooley, Bill Nesieder, Larry Davis, Earle Stevens, Harold Buck, Iames Williams, Dick Bruce, Wayne Konseck, Bill Farrell. D J D W? BASEBALL TEAM First Row-Paul Cox, Ronald Dumiaan, Ed Awad, Mario Galluzzo, Bill Barzee. Second Row-Walter Gieselrnan, Gerald Iones, Donald Piston, William Sargent, Robert Christian, Allan Murray. LEADERS CLUB First Row-Salva Maitsev, Bob Goss, Tony Notarthomas, President, Ronald Dumiqan, Fred Lawrence ton floorl, Coach Francis Raye, Iames Williams, Iaclc Getz, Robert Haskell, Secretary, Russell Ober. Second Row-Arthur Cooley, Austars Schnore, Thomas Miniker, William Owen, Vice-President, Robert Leonardo, Critic, Earle Lewis, Edward Mathis, Edward Trudeau, Howard Wilcox, Robert Prosser, Ierry Gittino, Chester Korycinski. Third Row-Ted Gilbert, Dick Shanebrook, Richard Bruce, Wayne Konseck, William Nesfeder, Abe Gabriel, Earle Stevens, Harold Buck, Don Nequs, Barry Stauffer, Iim Spina, Mike Sargent, Bill Toolce. if , TRACK TEAM . i i A 5 i , 4 , A ,elle E Q A l A A if I j , Egf r 4 ,'-f':h,hk z, - f 1 K - I K - ,,-,- ff ,-,, 1-iigx .rr.-k 3 s f g , , 1 i , i 2, 1 V' y M 4 l irk V . CHEERLEADERS First Row-Helen Rowe, Pat Buqnacki, Head Cheerleader Liz Adams. Second Row-lane Beatiie, Anna Fulmer, Sue Nichols, Jeanne Tasker, Liz Bailey, Ioan McNeely, Ruth VanWaqenen, Elaine Gordon. MAJORETTES Nancy Hamilton Cornelia Hawes WWE? WNW Diane Goss Barbara Gilson Ianet Nuitinq Katherine Bennett Donna Frank Ieanean DeLosh COUSTGUCS HCIWSS 1 S n f, C. H. S. BAND GIRLS BOWLING First Row-Anna Fulmer, Sheila Salt, Betty Spadaro, Sharon LoBello, Nancy Spinner, Marilyn Kalode, Pat Petta. Second Row-Nancy Mclfeeter, Claire Love, Mary lane Snyder, Sue Ftoeclcelein, Sarah Latham, Bernice Bannister, Evaline Cooney, Barbara Lindsey, Carol Shelley. Third Row-Carol Mack, ludy Harter, Gilda Felaslco, Barb Vaeth, Dawn Stone, Marqaret Webb, Doris Fagan, Irene Wilhelm, Pauline Surdick, Barbara Loqan, Kathy Price, Nancy Lee Bushley. Fourth Row-Audrey Walker, Carolyn King, Ann Holzwarth, Nancy Kittlaus, Pat Buqnacki, Cynthia Tarhell, Rita DeVoe, Elaine Gordon, Sue Nichols, loan McNeeley, Ellie Shea, Phyl Girvan, Connie Wortman. i . VOLLEYBALL First Row-Ruth VanWaqenen, Georgette Freeman, Phyl Girvan, Cynthia Ames. Second Row-Doris Fagan, Loretta Wells, Beverly LaDulce, Nancy Lee Bushley, Ann Holzwarth, L-if icq? ilgfecy Cynthia Nalton. 'Gil' RTW , YV' wfiiw, WWJQMM tr t N SQL!-f . l ,gl Jjjirw i BADMINTON First Row--lane Beattie, Barb l-loysak, Irene Wilhelm, Claire Love, Ioan lanosko, Kathy Price, Bernice Bannister. Second Row-Geneva Iackson, Nancy Connor, Sue Nichols, Sue Roeckelein, Ruth Parker, Mary Ann Leqnetto, loan McNeely. Third Row-Ann Holzwarth, Nancy Kittlaus, Carolyn King, Phyl Girvan, Ruth Van Waqenen, Bar- bara Sargent, Nancy Lee Bushley. DRAMATIC CLUB First Row-Martha Reitfenstein, Connie Wortman, Donna Biqas, Eva Fuld, Dolores Stonko, Ruth VanWaqenen, Helen O'Hara, Phyllis Yellin, Carol Mack. Second Row-Beth Bradley, Iudy Contrastan, Jeanne Tasker, Carol Sowles, Miss Anderson, Lila Pearlman, Diane Harris, Charlotte Silverstein, Gretchen Woodard. Third Row-Sandra Kerr, Claire Love, Susan Gieselman, lrene Wilhelm, Sally Bex, Maxine Lowe, Rita Cramer, lean Szczypien, Nancy McFeeter, Marion Protopapas, Barbara Hackett, Paula Harris, lanet Hoffman, ludy Gordin, lane Beattie, Ioanne Veire. Fourth Row-Larry Rushing, Heidi Asper, Earle Lewis, Sonia Iohnson, Bob Wilkinson, Carolyn Klix, Raymond Parker, Ralph Boston, Beverly Pollock, Dick Lewis, Eleanor Shea, Nancy Burns. STUDENT COUNCIL First row-Mr. Arnold Berqer, Mary Anne Onofi, leanne Tasker, Secretary, Iohn Patterson, President, Norma Sekinqer, Vice-Presidentg Tony Notarthomas, Treasurer, loyce Walton, Miss Elma Pike. Second Row-Iohn Widzowski, Carol Mack, Marcia Cleary, Kay Fletcher, Nancy Lee Bushley, Linda LaDuke, lack Connelly, David Dittman, Sarah Latham, Barbara Ross, Diane Harris, Sue Maier. Third Row-Lawrence Rushing, Ann Flint, Nick Panas, Ted Michalski, Warren Fenqler, Gerry Grant, Iohn Russell, Ann Holzwarth, Maurice Carlson. A.A. COLLECTORS AND SUPERVISORS First Row-Elizabeth Bailey, lane Beattie, Beverly Thornhill, Ann Baule, Mr. Kenneth Beaale, Eliza- beth Daubenthaler, Claudia Gordon, Dorothy Swartz, Robert Dann. Second Row-llean Cohen, Marcia Cleary, Norma Eubanlcs, Mary Io MacLean, Connie Hawes, Sally Rogers, Maxine Lowe, Alice Abdo , Sue Mullen, Mary Anne Onoft. Third Row-Dawn Stone, Carol Christian, Margie Bennett, Diane Goss, Iames Corona, Bill Owen, Howard Scott, Sharon Maycumber, Mary Ann Voracio, ludy Whitman, Shelia Satt, Marilyn Lanzaiame. C. C. G. First Row-Nancy Spinner, Maxine Dobe, Ioan Meyer, Deline Delvo, Dorothy Briere. Second Row-Mr. A, I. Lewis, Helen O'Hara, Sandy Stibbs, Stuart Brown, Charlotte Silverstein, Cynthia Nalton, Filomena Pellizeri, Bill Farrell, Phyllis Girvan, Sina Ganqemi. Third Row-lean Potter, Ioan Campbell, Amy Pikes, Sophie Theodossio, Ann Flint, Nita Frenyer, Ruth Carter, Pat Brown, Shelley Scofield, Lorraine Wells, Gilda DiNassino, lannissa Green, Claudia Gordon, Winnie Slater, Nancy Io Cornett, Bernice Bannister, Geneva Iaclcson. Fourth Row--Ioan Button, Edith DeNardo, Lorraine Adams, Jean Fineburq, Dolores Fuller, Liz Dau- benthaler, Bill Barzee, Bernard Beck, Walter Heins, Bob Caswell, Robert Dann, Iosephine Guinta, lanet Corey, lanet Wallace. B -1 Q I ' f 47:7 FRENCH CLUB First Row-Eva Fuld, Treasurer, Gail Rittell, Recordinq Secretary, Mrs. Helen Overton, Advisor, Ieanette Pietrantoni, President, Walter Heins, Vice-President. Second Row-Helen Rowe, Marie Loehner, Guy DeVendeuvre, lean Szczypien, Ioan Thursby, Deanna Lacey, Gary Stephens. Third Row-Lorraine Wells, Arline Wierzibicki, Indy Contrastan, Rita Ann Cramer, Kathy Price, Claudia Gordon. GERMAN CLUB First Row-Dominick Mair, Don Stiller, Don Heilina, Ted Smith, Barbara Reiss, Dolores Stonko, Marcia Cleary, Sandra Rupp, Barbara Crarner, Sue Iverson. Second Row-Fred Cook, Treasurer, Dave Hrniel, President, Ed Stevens, President, Uldis Klavsons, Vice-President, Miss lsabella Laniqan, Ruth Van Waqonen, President, Gretchen Scnlecht, Linda Hoffman, Vice-President, Carolyn Marquart, Dick Sessler, Roqer Murray, Third Row-lake Mayer, Euaene Kuminsky, Ed Katz, Dick Nunae, Eleanor Dauloenthaler, Liz Dau- benthaler, loan Bunts, lirn Hayes, Pat MacKay, Ruth Doerle, Adrienne Agaloabian, Nancy Spinner, Bruce Barden, Charles Baniewicz. Fourth Row-Ray Parker, Wayne Sperry, lordan Yesuras, Richard Bradshaw, lack Mandara, Warren Fenqler, lerry Todd, Howard Wallace, Bob Warden, Brent Lees, Dick Kina, Ray Hewes, Torn Miniker, Hugo Neu. f ' SPANISH CLUB First Row-Dick Lewis, Sharon Rcqers, Barbara Hackett, Secretary, Sue Herbiq, Vice-Presidentg Robert Gonzales, President: Robert Prosser, Dick lves, Treasurer: Stuart Brcwn, ludy Thelen. Second Row-lanet Corey, Cecelia Gray, Marilyn Lebowitz, Fay Allen, Natasha Bequiri, Maria Quijano, Mrs. Zeora Prudhcn, Ann Flint, Martorie Mennett, Sue Nichols, Tune LeComte. J Third Row-Larry Stanford, Gary Grunder, Cratq Young, Tenn McCarnbridqe, Seraie Smith, Bcb Nolan, Ted McMahon, Chester Korycinslci. ALLIED YOUTH First Row-Sue Roeckelein, Treasurerg Liz Daubenthaler, Vice-President, Norma Selcinqer, Presidentp Miss Gilbert, Shelley Scofield, Secretary, George Rinlcevaae, Sergeant-at-Arms. Second Row-lean Bunts, Mary Ann Legnetto, Ioan McNeely, Ann Baule, Maxine Lowe, Catherine Michalslci, Betsy Melchior, Beverly Thornhill, Sue Nichols, Ieanne Delpha, Third Row-Harriett Taylor, Nancy Stebbins, Eleanor Daubenthaler, lon Bceckelein, Ferris Morris, Carol Phillips, Betty lane Spadiro, Beverly Garniss, ...P wilm- CENTRAL SAVINGS BANK STAFF First Row-Nancy Drumm, Anna Eulrner, Irene Wilhelm, Ioan lanoslco, Pauline Surdick, Eilomena Pellizzeri. Second Row-Ioan Benedict, Ethel Eason, Pat Baker, Miss Helena Smith, Mr. George I-lodge, Margie Buqbee, lune Schlie, Elinore Gomerinqer. Third Row-Norma lean Allen, Angeline Alteiri, Pat Buqnaclci, Rita DeVoe, Elaine Gordon. CHORALIERS First row-Lorraine Wells, Patricia Petta, Ann Wilkinson, Mr. Walsh, Sandra Gee, Teresa Morrison, Gretchen Woodard, Pauline Thibodeau. Second Row-Betty Caswell, Nancy Spinner, Ethel Eason, Marian Essiq, leanne Bradley, Kathy Price, Roberta Ammerman. Third Row-Georqe Rinkevaqe, Larry Rushing, Charles Straub, lack Vesiloik, Ed Monarski, Ferris Morris, Bob Dann, Bill Price, Ed Stevens. 'ft I ,L N tv, :RW UF' D541 , fy .4 .if 3 ,a J it-. LQ' jpblf Aw 4, LAN fit' 'w EW A -1' 1 , fjv-J tt, fy .i U PHI CHI TRI-Y First Row-Sue Herbig, Ieanne Bradley, Assistant Treasurer, Nadine Barnes, Vice-President, Marian Essig, President, Irene Dennis, Treasurer, Lois Dewitt, Georgia Hooper. Second Row-Diane McNulty, Gloria Gallanis, Barbara Lindsey, Arlene Wieczorek, Kathy Bennett, Doris Fagan, Georgette Freeman, Marilyn Felton, Claudia Gordon. Third Row-loyce Hasbrouck, Carol Smith, Doris Fuller, Trixie Dooley, Charlotte Pospiech, Elaine Allen, Ann Cromp. TONDA TRI-Y First Row-Barb Baker, lean DeLine, Gail Rittell, Social Chairman, Shirley l-iummell, Charity Chair- man, Margaret Lyon, Vice-President, Ieanne Delpha, President, Barb Thaine, Secretary, Shelia Saft, Treasurer, Paula Tallakson, Assistant Treasurer, Barb Hoysak. Second Row-Karen Chappell, Kathleen Carroll, Geri Reis, Donna Gaylord, Barb Hopanowich, Kathy Hammerle, Barb Tilton, Ieanette Dolan, Ianet Corey, Lynne Course, Ioan Tau, Barbara Bently. Third Row-Pat Petta, Kay Fletcher, Nancy Bartlett, Gwendolyn Thomas, Ruth Carter, Alice Abdo, Marcia Parsons, Mary lane Kane, Ioan Sucliff, Shirley Rising, Georgia Stan, loan Arnold, Pat Hanus, Pat Petta. THE RECORDER RECORDER O- O First Row-Shelley Scofield, Helen O'Hara, Tune Sabha, Corlcie Hawes, Ianet Nutting, Mary Gilson, J ' Charlotte Silverstein, ludy Contrastan. Second Row-Connie Hawes, Barbara Gilson, Assistant Editor, ludy Bateman, Assistant Editor, Ed zl Awad, Assistant Editor, Mrs. lane Nevin, Faculty Advisor, Maryanne Onoft, Fall Editor, Elizabeth Bailey, Spring Editor, Iohn Gieselrnan, Assistant Editor, Sue Mullen, Dorothy Swartz. Beverly Thornhill, Eleanor Shea, Ioan Thursby, Nancy Burns, Nancy Lee Bushley, Ioyce Walton. Fourth Row-Sandra Kerr, Marcia Brennan, Barbara Hackett, Irene Wilhelm, Sally Bex, Iohn Patter- ' son, Bernard Beck, Sharon Maycumber, Lila Pearlman, Sue Roeckelein, Ann Bowser, lean Szczypien. STAFF f al Third Row-Ann Flint, Barbara Barrett, Paula Harris, Ieanne Tasker, Diana Lange, Marian Essiq, Editors Mary Ann Onoff Elizabeth Bailey Associate Editors ' Barbara Gilson Iudith Bateman Edward Awad Iohn Gieselman Reporters Barbara Barrett Bemard Beck Sally Bex Ann Bowser Marcia Brennan Nancy Burns Nancy Lee Bushley Iudy Contrastan Marion Essig Ann Flint Mary Gilson Barbara Hackett Paula Harris Annette Higgs Sandra Kerr Iohn Kobus Diana Lange Sharon Maycumber Marybet Mullen Ioan Murray Ianet Nutting Helen O'Hara Iohn Patterson Lila Pearlman Sue Roeckelein Iune Sabha Dorothy Swartz lean Szczypien Ieanne Tasker Beverly Thornhill Ioan Thursby Ioyce Walton Irene Wilhelm Typists Patricia Bugnacki Margaret Lambert Ellen lane Beattie Katherine Price Ioyce Hasbrouck Shelley Scofield Advlsof Constance Hawes Cecelia Seigle lane Nevm Cornelia Hawes Eleanor Shea Printing Mary Heffernan Charlotte Silverstein Vernon Bowman and Classes Founded in 1865 as THE BUDGET, the Central High School RECORDER has been an integral part of the school for eighty-five years. THE RECORDER is truly a students' newspaper. It is not only written by pupils but is also printed in the school. This makes it one of the most distinctive high school papers in the city. THE RECORDER is a member of the Empire State School Press Association. ALETHEAN SOCIETY First Row-Miss Hueber, Marcia Cleary, Assistant Treasurer, Norma Eubanks, Treasurer, Indy Bate- man, Vice-President: Carolyn Sherman, President, Beverly Thornhill, Recording Secretary, Betty Spadaro, Corresponding Secretary, Sophie Thoedisiou, Critic, Mrs, Chamberlin. Second Row-Ieanne Bradley, Ethel Eason, Maxine Lowe, Janet Hoffman, Nancy Hook, Marlene Williams, Iudy Gordon, Marcia Hall, Barbara Reiss, Nancy Stebbins, Carol Phillips, Lillian Cosgrove, Christine Christ. Third Row-Pat Warren, Betty Barney, Sandra Gee, Patricia Morreal, Sue Roeckelein, Rosalie Smith, loanne Bare, Sonja lohnson, Patricia O'Connor, loan Barlow, Rosalie Scipione, Pauline Thibodeau, AMCRELTA SOCIETY First Row-Sue Nichols, Pat Hoeffler, Treasurerg Marilyn Lanzaiame, Vice-President, Catherine Michalski, Presidentg Mary Anne Legnetto, Recording Secretary, loan McNeely, Corresponding Sec- retary and Criticg Marilyn lones. Second Row-lanice Nies, Alice Abdo , Geraldine Reiss, loan lordan, Miss Zeora Prudhon, Nancy Knox, Maxine Dobe, Margaret Lyons, Ianet Corey. GEROSIAN SOCIETY First Row-Mr. A. I. Lewis, Lee Porter, Recording Secretary, Brent Lees, Treasurer, Ioe Harris, Cor- responding Secretary, Tony Notarthomas, President, Warren Fengler, Vice-President, Philip Clark, Morris Gleason. Second Row-Don Stiller, George Ririkevage, Don Senska, Gary Fulkerson, lerry Todd, Assistant Treasurer, Fred Patchett, Ronald Iones, Robert Caswell, Richard Woodmansee, lerry Gittino, Kent Rowland, George Constas. Third Row-Charles Quigley, Ed Monarski, Carmen Logan, Arthur Cooley, Uldis Klavsons, Robert Pauls, Ioe Martinez, Ted larvis, William Barzee, Dick Sessler, Critic. LYCEUM SDCIETY First Row-Sina Gangemi, Amy Pikes, Ioanne Dunn, Bee Gee Holmes, Connie Wortman, Donna Biggs, Barbara Cramer, Carol Hoffman, Marjorie Bennett, Carolyn Marguart, Second Row-Norma Sekinger, Mary Io MacLean, Critic, Sally Johnson, Corresponding Secretary, Alice Frost, Treasurer, Miss Steinbicker, Nancy Lee Bushley, Vice-President, Ieanne Tasker, Presi- dent, Mrs, Berry, Iune Sabha, Rushing Chairman, Helen O'Hara, Assistant Treasurer, Diana Lange, Recording Secretary. Third Row-Betty Hawley, loyce Roeckelein, Claire Love, Sandra Kerr, Barbara Hoysak, Sally Daniels, Cynthia Nalton, Kathy Bennett, Carol Sowles, Sally Bex, Diane Koegal, Rita Anne Cramer, Shirley Hawley, Barbara Gutliph. Fourth Row-Kathy Grimshaw, Patricia Kauffman, Betty Lou Patchett, Heidi Asper, Sydney Melheny, Marilyn Brooks, Iudy Thelen, Mary Ann Voracio, Ann Holzwarth, Iudy Reichle, Suzzane lverson, Gretchen Schlecht, Sandy Stibbs. PHILOMATHEAN SOCIETY First Row-Sally Rogers, Martha Reiffenstein, Phyllis Yellin, Carol Christian, Ianet Nutting, Phyllis Ariola, Iudy Vanderhoff, Mary Gilson, Connie Hawes, Ann Wilkinson, Paula Harris, Iudy Guckert. Second Row-Judy Nichols, Assistant Treasurer, Ruth VanWagenen, Corresponding Secretary, Nancy Burns, Recording Secretary, Mary Anne Onoff, Critic, Miss Maloney, Sue Mullen, President, Miss Iudson, Ioyce Walton, Vice-President, Marion Protopapas, Treasurer, Natasha Beguin, Maria Quiiano, Diane Harris. Third Row-Sue Gieselman, Beth Bradley, Dorothy Swartz, Sue Herbig, Marcia VanScoy, Carolyn King, Sue Greenwald, Iackie Dunn, Liz Bailey, Ellie Distin, Nancy Drumm, Ellie Shea, Kathy Price, Barbara Gilson, Corky Hawes, Ioanne Young. Fourth Row-Maridonna Porceng, Sue Maier, Karlotta Zieman, lane Beattie, Nancy Kittlaus, Barbara Conley, Ieanne Bunts, Pat Beisler, Margaret Distin, Barb Hackett, Mary lane Luce, Iudy Thompson, Carolyn Klix, Marilyn Bronner, Nancy Hamilton. SENATE SOCIETY First Row-Guy DeVendeuvre, Bruce Fairbanks, Corresponding Secretary, Thomas Santilli, Assistant Treasurerg Raymond Corcoran, Treasurer, Richard Dodge, Vice-President Iohn Gieselman, Presi- gent, Thomas Miniker, Recording Secretary: Douglas Bruce, Parliameniariang Ted Michalski, Nick anas. Front-George Anderson. Second Row-Richard Shanebrook, Paul Suarez, lohn Connelly, Ted Gilbert, lack Stelle, Iohn Oates, Brian Ives, William Drake, Robert Haskell, David Bruce, Richard Bruce, Fred Cooke. Third Row-Thomas Heaton, Ross MacPhearson, Robert Panels, Gerry Grant, Robert Riblet, Edward Awad, Thomas Black, David Beattie, George Schemel, Michel Sargent. SOANGETAHHA SOCIETY First Row-Cynthia Tarbell, Corresponding Secretaryg Audrey Walker, Recording Secretaryp Ioan Thursby, Treasurer, Miss Mary Mahoney, Nanette Trzeciak, President, Miss Ann Devany, Barbara Vaeth, Vice-President lanet Wallace, Criticp Deanna Lacey, Assistant Treasurer. Second Row-Iune LeComie, losephine lannone, Polly Raqazzo, Barb Switz, Verna Cook, Pat Orr, Rita DeVoe, Elaine Gordon, Francis Roupas, Nancy Wilcox, Barbara Logan, Marie Loehner, Gilda DiNassino, Sandra Devine. Third Row-Nancy Gorman, Kay Fletcher, Constance Boyce, Irene Wilhelm, Eleanor Gocklin, Theresa Zera, lean Szczypien, Marlene Muir, Carol Dyqeri, Cynthia Granzow, Judith Tibiits. - D0 You REMEMBER 2 . L 'V f f A . 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