Union Endicott High School - Thesaurus Yearbook (Endicott, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 136 of the 1947 volume:

TaswcL ‘Hmvuallu by lkbn lLridicott 'High -School 'EndieoU, New Tjork 1 TABLE OF CONTENTS TITLE PAGE.......................................... 1 THESAURUS STAFF..................................... 2 EXPLANATION OF THEME OF 1947 YEARBOOK............... 3 FACULTY ......................................... 4-13 CLASSES FRESHMEN ....................................... 14 SOPHOMORES ..................................... 15 JUNIORS ........................................ 16 SENIORS: INTRODUCTORY PAGE...................... 17 JANUARY ................................. 18-24 JUNE .................................... 25-47 SPORTS.......................................... 48-58 MUSIC .......................................... 59-65 STUDENT ORGANIZATIONS .......................... 66-78 ENTERTAINMENT .................................. 79-84 MISCELLANEOUS .................................. 85-94 INFORMAL SNAPSHOTS............................. 95-102 FINALE ........................................... 103 THESAURUS STAFF Editors: Anne Forde, Lillian Skumanich, William Smith. Associate Senior Editors: Marilyn Allen, Douglas Clark, Vivien Curry, Josephine lannone Fannie Longo, Donald Mastro, Martha McMonis, Joseph Tedeschi. Associate Junior Editors: Alice Cederborg, Donna Cromon, Richard Kropp, Alice Sprague. Associate Sophomore Editors: Patricia Cederborg, Kathleen Kavanagh. Associate Freshmen Editors: Jeanne Pennell, Ellen Van Djsen. Business Stoff: Paul Brewer, Goode Cheatham, Jr., Roberta Collett, Ethel Galgocy, Josephine lannone, Mary Janecek, Herbert Kline, Virginia Kucera, Martha McManis, Paul Prentice, Joe Tedeschi. Circulation: Marilyn Allen, Marjorie Allen, Ann Bierly, Elaine Biseo, Elaine Bonazzi, Roberta Collett, Theresa Colonna, Santa Cutri, Ethel Galgocy, Dorothy Hoppes, Josephine lannone, Patricia Motts, Joan McConnell, Rose Mary O'Connell, Lois Parrish, Janice Woodard. Art: Lois Griffith, Paul Hanrahan, Carmen loneri, Edward Isban, Ralph Kouterick, Anne Lavo, Beverly McComb, Helen Phillips, Irene Wolock. Typists: Geraldine Bamo, Alberta Erickson, Dorothy Hoppes, Mary Pozzi, Lillian Skumanich, Shirley Sutton. FACULTY ADVISERS General Adviser: Mrs. Wallace Finch Business: Miss Frederica Hollister. Art: Mrs. Theodore Lainhart. Photography: Mr. Richard Klett. Senior Class: Miss Betty Wyke. Junior Class: Miss Monica LuBera. Sophomore Class: Mr. Egbert Thurber. Freshman Class: Mr. Paul McCormack. 2 We of these January and June Classes of 1947 are glad Thesaurus means a store- house of collected treasures. People have so many precious possessions they store away, so much in the way of tangible value which they treasure. However, the intangible — the memories of happy school days, the indelible portraits of friends — the associations these recall — these are the most prized wealth of most people. Rejoicing in the possession of memories of friends, of school activities, we visualize these as the separate parts of a rocket which bursts in all its beauty of design and color, shedding its myriad stars upon us. As the rocket gleams for us, we revel in its inexhaustible memories, and dream of its separate stars. 3 “An apple for the teacher ,” and gratitude we bring, For kindness, patience, understanding, when Our minds would wander to some far-off corner of the globe, And have to be recalled and made alert again. MISS MARY L. PITKIN Principal Miss Pitkin, our ever fair and friendly principal, is a graduate of New York State College for Teachers at Albany with post graduate work at Columbia University. She is especially interested in mathematics and likes to travel. We feel that she is always interested in us and anxious to make our problems hers. MR. WILLIAM J. KRUM, JR. Superintendent of Schools Mr. Krum was graduated from Hamilton and has had three years of graduate work at Columbia University. Mr. Krum is a Rotarian, is interested greatly in community and school cooperation, and stands for democracy in school administration. His friendly interest and efficient management have already won him respect from teachers and pupils. MR. DEWITT S. WOODARD Associate Principal Mr. Woodard is a graduate of St. Lawrence University. His understanding and congenial manner have won for him many friends in the two years that he has been at U-E. His outside interest lies in church work. 5 MISS ALENE E. ALDERSON Home Room 9. English II and III. New York State College for Teachers at Albany, University of Michigon. MRS. RUTH H. ADAMEK Girls' Physical Education In- structor. In charge of Girls' Intramural Hockey, Basketball, Volley Ball, and Softball. Cortland. MRS. LEAH A. CROSSMAN Home Room 8. Shorthand I and Secretarial Practice. In charge of typing for the Creative Writinp Con- tests, “Tiger, and ''Thesau- rus. Plattsburg. FACULTY MR. CLARENCE G. BERRY Home Room 211. Business Arithmetic and Ele- mentary Algebra. Potsdam. MISS CLARA COVENEY Vocational Homemaking. Head of Homemaking Depart- ment. Adviser of the Future Home- makers of America. Mansfield, Columbia University. v MRS. MILDRED CALLAHAN Harmony and Theory of Music. In charge of Music Apprecia- tion Hour ofter school. Crane Institute of Music, New York University. MRS. MYRA D CARMAN Home Room 202. Latin. Cortland. MR. HAROLD V. COBB Dwector of Health and Physi- cal Education of the Public Schools, Head Coach of Foot- ball and Baseball. University of Maine. 6 MRS. RUTH M. EDSON A Cappella and Glee Club. Houghton College. MISS RUTH ESTY Home Room 109. English II and III. Williom Smith College. MR. ROLAND C. FRIDERICH Physical Education, Basketball ond Football. Battle Creek College, Ithaca College. FACULTY MR. RAYMOND EVANS Veterans' Home Room 13. Instructor in Technical I and II, Machine Shop. Faculty Adviser to the Techni- cal Club, Faculty Adviser to Veterans' Group. Provisional State Certificate issued by The University of the State of New York. MRS. ISABELLE K. FRIDERICH Home Room 216. Plane Geometry. D'Youville College. MRS. EDNA A. FINCH English IV; Head of English Department. General Adviser for the Year- book, Adviser for the Literary Staff of the Tiger, Creative Writing Club Sponsor. Cornell University. MR. GEORGE A. FORBES Home Room 203. Chemistry and Hygiene. Adviser of the Hi-Club, Assist- ant Football Coach and Coach for the Cheerleaders. Niagara University. MISS ROSE FORTUNE Home Room 12. Vocational Homemaking. Cornell University. 7 MR. J. KENNETH HILL Shop 24. Instructor in Industrial Arts and Technical Machine I. Provisional State Certificate issued by The University of the State of New York. MISS BESSIE GRAVES Home Room 213. Plane Geometry and Interme- diate Algebra Adviser to Senior Prom. New York State College Teachers ot Albany. for MISS RUTH I. KNISKERN Home Room 219. Bookkeeping I and II, Short- hand I, Head of Commercial Department, Adviser to the Commercial Club. New York University. FACULTY MISS FREDERICA HOLLISTER Home Room 212. Latin ond Hygiene II. Advertising Adviser to Tiger ond Thesaurus. Cornell University. MR. RICHARD Z. KLETT Shop 1. Instructor in Machine Design and Strength of Materials. Adviser of Technical Club; in chorge of Photography of the Thesaurus. Syracuse. MR. HAROLD E. HYDE Boys' Guidance Director, Direc- tor of Adult Education. Hartwick College, New York State College for Teachers at Albany. MR. OSWALD M. KEMP Home Room 1 7. Technical Drawing and Avia- tion. Buffalo. MISS EUNICE C. KIRTLAND Girls' Physical Education In- structor. Head of Girls' Physi- cal Education Department. In charge of Girls' Sports after school. Savage School of Physical Edu- cation, Syracuse University. 8 MRS. ESTHER L. LAI NH ART Design, Representation, Head of the Art Department. Adviser for the Art Staff of the Yearbook and Tiger. Cortland. MRS. VICTORIA KOKALAS Home Room 215. Typing, Economic Geography, Introduction to Business. New York State College for Teochers ot Albany. MISS MARGARET McDOUGALL Home Room 113. Elementary Algebra, Plane Geometry and Hygiene II. Oneonta and Syracuse Univer- sity. FACULTY MISS RUTH LAWRENCE Home Room 206. English III and IV. Member of the Executive Com- mittee of the Teachers' Asso- ciation. University of Rochester. MR. PAUL J. McCORMACK Home Room 217. English I and II. Adviser to Hi-Club Bowling Team. Niagara University, Fordham University. MR. WALTER A. LOFTUS Home Room 201. Biology, Hygiene. East Stroudsburg College. MISS MONICA LU BERA Home Room 220. English II and III. Adviser for Tri-Hi Girls' Bowl- ing Team. New Jersey State College for Teachers at Trenton. MRS. MARIE C. McCarthy Home Room 108. Italian. Adviser to Italian Club. Hunter College, New York University. 9 MISS GLADYS L. ME RSEREAU Girls' Guidance Counselor. Adviser to Tri-Hi Club, Pro- gram Chairman for Youth Council Forum. Albany, New York University. MISS ALTA M. McLEAN Home Room 204. World History. Syracuse University. MISS FANNIE M. PENDLETON Home Room 1 10. English IV. Commencement work. New York State College for Teachers at Albany. FACULTY MR. EDGAR S. MULHOLLEN Home Room 214. American and World History, Faculty Adviser for the Stu- dent Council ond the Advisory Council. University of Pittsburgh. MR. C. BURDETTE PARKHURST Physical Education and Foot- ball. Springfield College. MR. RUSSELL E. NORRIS Shop 22. Cabinet Making. Supervisor of the Industrial Deportment. Buffalo. MRS. MARJORIE L. O'HORA Home Room 4. Typing. Plattsburg. MR. ACTON E. OSTLING Concert Band, Drum Corps and Instrumental Classes. Director of Music. Ithoca College. 10 MR. JEFFERS D. RICHARDSON Business Low, Retoiling, Soles- monship, Business Manage- ment. In charge of ticket selling for Senior ploys. Syracuse University. MISS ELIZABETH M. RASMUSSEN Home Room 11. English II and III. Committee for January Senior Prom. New York Stote College for Teachers at Albany. MISS CELIA G. STAHL Typing, Shorthand I and II, Economic Geography I. Rider College, New York State College for Teachers at Albany. FACULTY MR. JOSEPH F. ROSSIE Shop 22A. Radio and General Shop. Provisional State Certificate from The University of the State of New York. MISS ELIZABETH J. SMITH Home Room 102. Intermediate Algebra, Ad- vanced Algebra, Trigonometry ar d Solid Geometry. Adviser to the Senior Class and member of the Athletic Advisory Coun- cil. Life State Certificate issued by The University of the State of New York. MISS ADDIE SALTSMAN Vocational Homemaking. Plottsburg. MRS. VELMA D. SCARLETT Home Room 112. Spanish and French. Cornell University. MISS ADONA SICK Librarian, Adviser to Library Club, Secretary of Teachers' Association. New York University. 1 1 MR. R. CRAWFORD STAHL B-Band, Orchestra and instru- mental classes. Football Band. Eastman School of Music at Rochester. MRS. JEAN W. STERN Home Room 116. American History. Syracuse University. MISS MAE E. VAUGHN Hygiene II and Physics. Syrocuse University. FACULTY MISS MABEL STONHAM MISS ANNA TRAINOR Home Room 209. Home Room 10. S3 Hygiene 1 and General Science. Shorthand II and Transcription. Alfred University. Plattsburg. f MISS BARBARA THAYER Home Room 115. Droma, Public Speaking I and II, Senior Ploy Director. Mt. Holyoke College, Syrocuse University. MR. DAVID C. TINGLEY Home Room 114. American History. Scranton University. MR. EGBERT A. THURBER Home Room 101. World History and Problems in Democracy. Hartwick College. 12 MISS ELEANOR A. VOGELGSANG Home Room 111. English III and Journalism. In charge of School Publicity. Syracuse University, Columbia University. MISS BETTY WYKE Home Room 210. English IV. Yearbook Senior Adviser. New York State College for Teachers at Albany. FACULTY eA TV MISS MARGUERITE J. WALTERS Home Room 208. American History and Problems in Democracy. Adviser to Girls' Bowling, Senior Ring Committee Adviser. Syracuse University. MR. HENRY C. WHITE Home Room 119. Agriculture I, III and IV. Coach of Cross Country, Ad- viser of Future Farmers of America, President of State Teachers' Agricultural Associ- ation. Member of Board of Future Farmers of America State Camp. Syracuse and St. Lawrence University. SECRETARIAL STAFF Mrs. Helen Cobb, Miss Jessie Brainerd, Mrs. Belle Barney, Miss Raymeta Chaffee Not Present: Mrs. Georgia Bolton 13 Where, oh where, are the verdant Freshmen? THE FRESHMAN CLASS By this time we, the Freshman class, have adjusted our- selves to high school. The halls that once looked so forbidding and gloomy now echo the happy voices of our new-found friends. We have found teachers to be always understanding and willing to help us over the rough spots. There are countless new activities in which we engage. Many of us belong to band and orchestra; some of our boys have gone out for football and basketball, and the glee club claims several of our group. Assemblies are new and different. As we peer at them from our high pedestal in the balcony, we think and long for the day when we are seniors and can hear them too. We have become loyal defenders of our school and know that we shall always remember the happy days we have spent as Freshmen at U-E. Front Row: Louise Deacon, Mary Frances Reardon, Dawn Stuart, Jeanne Pennell, Madolyn McComb, Betty Westover, Violet Pucek, Mary Hudcovich, Mary Hudcovic,Dawn Furman, Mary Ann Kadlecik, Ellen Lou Van Dusen. Second Row: Agnes Weiland, Lillian Kulheim, Mae Walker, Janice Jurczak, Mary Ann Foltinek, Jane Hetzel, Ernestine Folkerson, Lois Jones, Anne Donovan, Joan Barnes, Lois Clark, Leandro Mastrogiacomo. Third Row: Barbara Starr, Gloria Reynolds, Evelyn Emerson, Norma lacovelli, Janice Paynter, Clara Caseman, Priscilla Huffcutt, Marilyn Mohney, Delores Boatmon, Beatrice Hackbart, Marion Nystrom, Athalia Thompson. F R E B S O H Y M S A N Front Row: Jerold Phelps, Leander Snyder, Duane Hoycook, Richard Brumaghim, William Danton, Donald Covert, Raymond Camp, Barry Benjomin, James Doyle. Second Row: Douglas Bowen, Earl Bloom, Richard Bierly, Jerry Davis, Kenneth Kemp, Joseph Szedlock, James Nord, Benjamin Painter, Thomas North. Third Row: Jack Yoder, Lyle Campfield, Glenn Watrous, Gerald Burns, Alfred Hudcovic, Paul Hanafin, Donald Titus, John Stacconi. 14 Where, oh where, are the gay young Sophomores? Most of the Sophomore class, as of September, 1946, hove taken part in numerous divisions of the wide field of music and sports offered by U-E. Many Sophomores provided thrills for their spectators while participating in the Varsity and Junior Varsity football and basketball games. SOPHOMORE HONOR GROUP Front Row: Beatrice Zampi, Eleanor Corwin, Nancy Brown, Lucille Maxfield, Nancy Lo Bello, Mary Ella Moore, Betty Jean Lindsey, Ruth Pierce, Barbara Lewis, Marjorie Mann, Concetta Argento, Margaret Ann Brain, Adeline Macuch, Irene Heffner, Anna Steflik. Middle Row: Jean Whipple, Mary Mrva, Virginia Clemente, Iva Letson, Theresa Seversky, June Ferguson, Evelyn Nicholas, Marilyn Welch, Agnes Sochor, Mary Klima, Polly Conwicke, Luciana Rotunno, Edith Jordan, Bernice Pier, Margaret Evans, Mary Ann Coccetti. Back Row: Diana De Santis, Joan Mitchell, Audrey Dent, Anthony Vetrano, Donald Beebe, David Allen, Thomas Carlton, David Schumacher, Arthur Redpath, J. Charles de Vente, Anastasia Glowa, Millicent MacDonald, Rose Marie Giordano. Not in Picture: Morris Banker, Elliot Cattarulla, Charles J. de Vente, Charles Macko, Mary Jane Mills, Angelo Romas, Alice Rusnak. THESE TALENTED SOPHOMORES We'd like to give congratulations to the Honor Roll, of course, But we'd like to give out other honors, too, To the people, who we're very sure have helped not only us. But will also gain well-won applause from you. We have often found amusement in the joyful escapades That Hibbard, Clark Company provide, And the many Sophs who helped produce the U. E. Talent Shows , Their abilities and skill worked side by side. There are artists and musicians, who will make their dreams come true, And those who'll write and sing tomorrow's song, And to these people, one and all, and many others too, We'd like to pass congratulations along. 15 Where, oh where, are the jolly Juniors? FUN AND FROLIC . . . CORRIDOR COURTSHIP . . . MEN AT WORK . . . It's been a whole year of being Jolly Juniors and all that the name implies . . . that important feeling of being upperclasssmen without having to assume the full-fledged dignity of Seniors . . . the time for strengthening ties and cementing friendships . . . and finally, sharing the joys of the homeward stretch with mingled feelings of regret, for, in truth, we were just beginning to like the place. FRIENDS AT PLAY . . . 16 Where, oh where, are the wise old Seniors? rr When time shall play on all of us its merry trick, What fun ’twill he to hunt these pictures through and pick The one with whom we fell in love, the one most likely to succeed, The one to whose marks we always gave most heed. 17 JANUARY CLASS, 1947 At a Senior meeting held in the large auditorium, Joseph John Makar was elected president of the January class of 1947. His aid as vice-president was Mary Louise Crane, Ethel Galgocy and Michael Bundas were elected secretary and treasurer respectively. Blue and white were later the chosen colors and the white carnation was the favored flower of the one hundred seniors. Live and Learn was selected for their motto. A program of social activities was started. First on the agenda was the Senior play. The stage play, The Fighting Littles, was pre- sented under the efficient direction of Miss Barbara Thayer, U-E's dramatics instructor. Next, came the banquet which was held at the Holiday Inn in Vestal. For assembly, a Senior Class day program was presented. As a climax to the fun, on January 31, the Senior Prom was held at the George Washing- ton Junior High School, with music furnished by the Hi-Club orchestra. February 5, when the commencement exercises were held at eight o'clock Irene Lisak, Irene Kushner and Joseph John Makar, honor students, gave essays. When Miss Pitkin awarded the prizes, a prize of $5 was awarded to Elaine Biseo by the Woman's Club for maintaining the highest average in English for four years. Also, to Elaine was awarded the first prize by the Commercial Club for holding the highest average in 6 and Vi units of business. Second prize given by the Commercial Club went to Irene Lisak. An alumni prize of $5 was given to Irene for the highest average in all school subjects for four years. The Commercial Club awarded its third prize to Rosalie Cannavino for a high average in 5 and Vi units of business subjects. A prize of $5 was given to Frances Popular by the Kiwanis Club for the highest average in American history. John Shatz received the mathematics prize of $5 for mathematics honors. For the highest average in science and mathematics combined, he was awarded the R.P.I. Medal. The Bausch and Lomb Science Award was given to Ernest Sochor. Then, after receiving their diplomas, as the graduates passed through the doors of the auditorium, they entered a strange but challenging world. SENIOR OFFICERS Left to Right: Michael Bundas, Mary Louise Crane, Ethel Galgocy, Joseph Makar. 18 RICHARD ASHLEY Ash Industrial Arts Course, Senior Class Committee. WARREN AYER Veteran JOHN BABUKA Veteran MARY BEGGY Begs Beggy Commercial Course, Commercial Club 4, Commercial Club Vice- President 4. ELAINE BISEO Commercial Course, Tri-Hi Bowling 4, Tri-Hi Club 4, The Fighting Littles, Tiger Staff 3, 4, Thesaurus Staff 4, College. SAMUEL Z. BOBIER Sam Industrial Arts Course, Hi-Club Bowling 3, 4, Business. MIKE BUNDAS Veteran NICHOLAS CAFORIO Veteran ROSALIE CANNAVINO Commercial Course, Tri-Hi Club 4. The Fighting Littles, Secretarial work. MARGARET CARMEN Margie Homemaking Course, Beautician. IDA CONSOL Id College. KENNETH WILLARD CORNELL Ken Industrial Arts Course. 19 MARY LOUISE CRANE Lou College Entrance Course, A Coppella Choir and Orchestra 2, 3, 4, Tri-Hi Club 3, 4, Tri-Hi Bowling 4, Bosket- ball and Baseball 2, The Fighting Littles, Vice-President January Senior Class, Candidate for U-E Queen, Potsdam School of Music. SANTA CUTRI Sandy General Course, Volleyball 3, The- saurus Staff 4, The Fighting Lit- tles. Sales Clerk. EUFEMIA MARIA D' ANNIBALE Effie Homemaking Course, Italian Club 2, Beautician. STEPHEN DELIMAN Veteran PAUL De LORENZO Veteran JENNIE De VITA Jen General Course. JANE ELIZABETH DRISCOLL College Entronce Course, A Coppella Choir 2, 3, College. JEAN RUTH EDSON Homemaking Course. ETHEL HELEN GALGOCY Academic Course, Volleyball, Bas- ketball 2, 3, 4, Baseball, Track, Hockey 2, 3, 4, Glee Club 2, 3, 4, Tri-Hi Club 2, 3, 4, The Fighting Littles Home Room Chairmon 3, Home Room Reporter 2, Tiger Ad- vertising Staff 2, 3, 4, Thesourus Staff 4, Secretory Jonuary Senior Class, Candidate for U-E Queen, Laboratory Technician. ANNA MARIE GEORGE Ann Commercial Course, Library Club 2, 3, 4, Italion Club 2, 3, President Library Club 3, Secretarial Work. ANTHONY GRASSO Tony Technical Course. PIERRE GREENE Pete Academic Course, The Fighting Lit- tles, Business. 20 ALEX KEREZMAN Veteran BEVERLY JEAN GRITMAN Bev Commercial Course, Comn.ercial Club 3, E. J. JOHN HAPEMAN Veteran ROBERT RAYMOND HART Bob'' Industrial Arts Course, A Cappella Choir 2. Fife and Drum Corps 2, 3, 4, Drum (.orps Award, Machinist. RAYMOND JONES Veteran JOSEPH KENDROT Veteran BEVERLY J. KENEFICK Corky Bev ANITA KUSHNER Net Commercial Course, Glee Club 2, 3, Tri-Hi Club 2, 3, 4, Secretarial Work. IRENE KUSHNER I Academic Course, Tri-Hi Club 4, Volleyball, Bosketball 2. 3, 4, Bose- ball. Hockey, Softball, Track 2, 3, 4, The Fighting Littles, Tiger Staff 3, 4. ROBERT KUSHNER Bob Academic Course, Junior Varsity Basketball 2, Varsity Basketball 3, 4, Varsity Golf 3, 4. EDITH GLORIA LIGOURI E Edo General Course, Glee Club 2, 3, Italian Club 2, The Fighting Lit- tles, Secretarial Work. 21 General Course. RODNEY LLOYD LINDSEY Technical Course, Technical Club 2, 3, 4, Senior Class Committee. IRENE LISAK Iris Commercial Course, Glee Club 2, 3, 4. Home Room Chairman 3, Secre- tarial Work. JOSEPH JOHN MAKAR Joe General Course, Senior Class Presi- dent, Senior Class Committees. JOAN MARLYN MANDYCK Joannie Commercial Course, The Fighting Littles. KARL MATOLKA Veteran LEO MILLER Veteran NICHOLAS MITRUS Veteran BEVERLY JEAN PADO Freckles College Entrance Course, Glee Club 2, 3, 4, Basketball, Volleyball, Soft- ball, Hockey 2, 3, 4, Stage Manager The Fighting Littles, School of Nursing. JOYCE MARIE PADO Joy College Entrance Course, Basketball, Volleyball, Baseball 2. 3, 4, Glee Club 2, 3, 4, Candidate for U-E Queen, The Fighting Littles School of Nursing. DORA A. PETERS Pete Homemaking Course, Basketball and Baseball 2, The Fighting Littles. PAUL PHELPS Filmer General Course, The Fighting Lit- tles, Senior Class Day Committee. ARLENE GRACE PIERSON Boots Homemaking Course, Glee Club 2, 3, I.B.M. FRANCES GERALDINE POPULAR Snooks Commercial Course, Bookkeeper. 22 ANGELO POZZI Veteran THERESA POZZI Academic Course, School of Nursing. FREDERICK HARTWELL REYNOLDS, JR. Fritz Industrial Arts Course, A Cappello Choir 2, 3, 4, Football Band 2, 3, 4, Concert Bond 2, 3, 4, Track 2, 3, Band Awards 3, 4, Business. LEO MAURICE ROSE French ' College Entrance Course, Trock 3, Orchestra 2, 3, Post-Graduate. JOHN SHATZ Veteran Veteran EMILY SINSABAUGH Butch Homemaking Course. RAYMOND SMACHER Veteron BARBARA JOANNE STRICKLAND Bobbie General Course, Tri-Hi Club 3, 4, Receptionist. JUNE ELEANOR STRICKLAND Pinky Commercial Course, Tri-Hi Club, The Fighting Littles, And Came the Spring, Candidate for U-E Queen. JENNIE MARIE VETRANO Debby Commercial Course, Volleyball, Base- ball 2, Basketball 1, 3, Stenography. 23 GERALD SHEA ALLISON VINCENT Veteran CLAIR WILLIAM WATERMAN College Entrance Course, Bond 2. 3. 4, Intramural Football 3, Band Awards 3, 4, College. GROVER WHEATON Veteran JOHN YURKO Veteran Technical Course, College. DOROTHY M. ZIEGLER Academic Course, A Cappella Choir 2, 3, 4, Tri-Hi Club 2, 4, Music. OTHER MEMBERS OF JANUARY GRADUATING CLASS Marjorie Bailey Anthony Ciotoli Angelina Erlich Julia Fedorko James Heavner Robert Hood Paul Kominos Salvotrice Melazzo Roger Norton Leon Zalenski VETERANS Gabriel Barrie Thomas Bonear Herbert Brown Eugene Camadella Donald Clark John DeGregorio Robert Donovan James Glendenning William Grecko Robert Johnson C. Francis Jones Joseph Kuracina Emilio Olivieri Frank Paglia Gale Pope Gregory Saraceno Tony Saraceno Michael Senio Pasquale Sergi George Shomulka Ernest Sochor Norman Teed Leo Welch 24 JUNE CLASS, 1947 Left to Right: George Bochura, Arthur Stenberg, Lill.ion Mrkus, Mory Jonecek. SENIOR OFFICERS We are proud of our class of June 1947 which is comprised of approximately 260 members. It would not be possible to enumerate each one's interest in activities but certain pupils should be named as having been chosen by fellow students or the faculty for outstanding positions. Among these is the president of the Student council, Arthur Stenberg, who, with Marilyn Lewis, was chosen as our Senior class representative on the council. Donald Mastro has distinguished himself by being elected captain of both the football and basketball teams this year. Catherine Chubinsky was crowned the Queen of U E at the annual Thanksgiving dance. Several seniors were elected presidents of the various clubs. Included in this list are: Fannie Longo, who heads the Tri-Hi Club; Doris Borromei, Italian Club; Patricia Fallon, Library Club; and Elwood Hendrick, Technical Club. In the literary field, Anne Forde and Lillian Skumanich were selected as co-editors of the Tiger. These two girls along with William Smith are co-editors of the Thesaurus. Marilyn Allen is the leader of the Creative Writing Club. A chapter of The Future Homemakers of America was organized last semester. This club has as its president Lois Messersmith. The Future Farmers of America have as their president Karl Spencer. Not to be omitted are Mary Janecek and Donald Mastro who were chosen by faculty members and fellow classmates as representatives of the student body on the Athletic Advisory Board. Our honor group, consisting of twenty-five people, is large in respect to the total number of people in the class. All in all, this has been a year that will be remembered by the class of 1947. The officers—President, Arthur Stenberg; Vice-President, Mary Janecek; Secretary, Lillian Mrkus; Treasurer, George Bachura — have been well chosen and one cannot help but think that if ten years from now, we all were to attend an alumni banquet, we should find that the class of '47 had become successful doctors, lawyers, teachers, nurses, technical workers and, yes, housewives. In a world that needs educated people, may we go out to do our best, making our hopes and dreams of today the reality of tomorrow. 25 JUNE SENIOR HONOR STUDENTS In order of averages Anne M. Forde Mary Janecek Ruth Gutgesell Elaine Bonazzi Jonice Woodard Mortho McMonis Marilyn Allen Lillian Skumanich Tony Klima William M. Smith Ann L. Bierly Herbert A. Kline Constance M. Monaco Jeanne E. Story Geraldine Barno Jane A. Cook Mary Kucera (absent from pii Joan Oakley Erwin Goldberg Marcia Ann Bagg Goode Cheatham Willard Davis Mary A. Soleti Mary Ann Ferrari Russell E. Norris SENIOR HONOR ROLL CEREMONY Each year the graduating June seniors who have maintained an average of at least eighty-nine and one-half per cent throughout the four years of high school are honored at an annual candlelight ceremony. Each senior is escorted to the stage by a junior honor student where he or she receives an orange and black robe to wear. When all are assembled on the stage, each senior's name is read. He or she proceeds to the center of the stage where there is a burning candle representing the light of knowledge and wisdom. Each graduate lights his candle from the burning candle and signs his name on the permanent record of oil students maintaining honor averages. The quiet simplicity of our traditional Candle-lighting Ceremony leaves a marked impression on both the participants and the audience. CANDLE-LIGHTING CEREMONY Left to Right: Ruth Gutgesell, Anne Forde, Mary Janecek, Elaine Bonazzi. 26 MARILYN LOUISE ALLEN College Entrance Course, Tiger Staff 3, 4, Creative Writing Club 3, 4, Home Room Reporter 3, Thesaurus Staff 3. 4, Student Council Advisory Board 3, 4, Tri-Hi Club 2, 4, Presi- dent Creative Writing Club 4, Crea- tive Writing Club 3, 4, College. BENNY E. ALLIO Ben Italian Club 2. Track 2, Football Manager 4, Halloween Dance Com- mittee 4, President Home Room 2, 3, 4, And Came the Spring, Stage Manager The Fighting Littles. ANGELINA ANTONELLI Angie Academic Course, Basketball, Base- ball 2, 3, 4. Volleyball, Track, Hockey 2, 3, 4, Tri-Hi Swimming 4, Italian Club 2, 3, 4, Glee Club 2, 3, 4. JOSEPHINE APALOVICH Josie Commercial Course, Basketball 3. PAUL MICHAEL ARCANGELI Mickey Technical Course, Junior Varsity Football 4, Intramural Basketball 4, Hi-Club 4, A Cappella Choir 3, 4, Senior Closs Committee, Post- Graduate. JACQUELINE ATWOOD Jackie College Entrance Course, Glee Club 2, A Cappella Choir 4, Tri-Hi Club 2, 3, 4, Tri-Hi Swimming 4, Student Advisory Council 4, Tri-Hi Reporter 3, College. BEATRICE AVERY Beaty Commercial Course, Basketball, Vol- leyball 3, 4, Softball, Track 3, 4, Secretarial Work. RONALD LOUIS AVERY Ron Industrial Arts Course, A Cappella Choir 2, 3, 4, Band 2, 3, 4, Or- chestra 4, Band Award 4, College. DOROTHY JOHANNE BABUKA Shorty Dot Homemaking Course, Glee Club 3, Basketball 3, Soles Clerk. GEORGE BACHURA Curly Technical Course, Junior Varsity Football 3, Varsity Football 4, Var- sity Basketball 4, Varsity Baseball 2, 3, 4, Baseball Letterman, Basket- ball Letterman, Post-Graduate. STANLEY BACHYNSKI Stash General Course, The Fighting Lit- tles, College. JAMES LEROY BACKES Jim Academic Course, A Cappella Choir 2, 3, 4, Junior Varsity Basketball 2, 3, Varsity Basketboll 4, Junior ircitu Fnnthnll ? Vnr«itv Football ion Foot- ‘ttermon Fo 27 MARCIA BAGG Marc ' College Entrance Course, Basketball, Softball 2, 3, Hockey 4, Tri-Hi Club 2, 3, 4, Tri-Hi Bowling and Swim- ming 4, Glee Club 2, 3, 4, School of Nursing. DOROTHY JANE BAKER College Entrance Course, Glee Club 2, 3. Tri-H. Club 2, 3, 4. Tri-Hi Bowling 4, Home Room Chairman 3, Co-chairman Christmas Formal, Can- didate for U-E Queen. EUGENE BARNO “Gene Commercial Course, Home Room Re- porter 2, College. GERALDINE ANN ELIZABETH BARNO Gerry Commercial Course, Gle e Club 2, 4, Tri-Hi Club 4, Tri-Hi Swimming 4,’ Creative Writing Award 3, Thesau- rus Staff 4, Secretarial Work. CHARLES BARON Veteran JEAN BERRY Jeannie College Entronce Course, Glee Club 2, 3, 4, Creative Writing Award 3, Candidate for U-E Queen, School of Nursing. CLAIR EUGENE BICKFORD Gene College Entrance Course, Bond 2, 3, 4, A Cappello Choir 3, 4, Hi-Club 2, 3, 4, Band Award 2, 3, College. ANN LOUISE BIERLY Annie College Entrance Course, Tri-Hi Club 2, 4, Thesaurus Circulation Staff 3, 4, College. DONALD BILLINGS Buster Don Industrial Arts Course, U. S. Armed Forces. ELAINE CLAIRE BONAZZI Red College Entrance Course, A Cappello Choir 2, 3, 4, Tri-Hi Club 2, 3, 4, Italian Club 2, Student Council 4, Triple Cities Student Council 4, Home Room Reporter 2, The Fight- ing Littles, Agenore L' Indeciso, Thesaurus Business Staff 4, Italian II Scholastic Award 2. Creative Writing Award 3, Roting 1, Vocal Trio 2, Rating I Solo 3, Eastman School of Music. ANNAMAE BORNT Academic Course, Glee Club 2, 3, 4, School of Nursing. DORIS ANNE BORROMEI D.B. Dore Technical Course, Tri-Hi Club 4, Tri-Hi Swimming 4, College, Presi- dent Italian Club 4. 28 EVELYN ELAINE BOTTINO Bo-Bo College Entrance Course, Basketball, Volleyball 2, 3, 4, Baseball 2, Glee Club 2, 3, 4, Italian Club 2, 3, 4, Creative Writing Award 2, College. LESTER L. BOWEN Veteran Commercial Course, Intramural Football 2. DOLORES JANE BROWN Terry Homemoking Course, Glee Club 2, 3. 4. ELIZABETH JEAN BURDICK Bette Betts College Entrance Course, Bond 2, Glee Club 4, Tiger Staff 3, The Fighting Littles, College. MURIEL CHRISTINE BURNETT Babe Homemoking Course, Band 2, 3, 4, Glee Club 2. 3. 4 Tri-Hi Club 3, 4, Band Awards 3, 4. CAROL MAE BYERS Fine Arts Course, Girl Reserves 2, 3 (Buffalo), Glee Club 2, 3 (Buffalo), Tri-Hi Club 4, Tri-Hi Bowling 4, Art School. HARRY S. BROWN Red Veteran Commercial Course, Business School. LUCILLE BETTY BRUCE Lucy Commercial Course, Commercial Club 4, Secretarial Work. VINCENT PAUL BRUZZESE Veteran Jim Academic Course, Varsity Football 4 (Newark, N. Y.), Cheerleader 3 (Newark, N. Y.), Boys' Chorus 2, 3, 4 (Newark, N. Y. , Footboll Let- termon. Cheerleader Award, College. EUGENE JOSEPH CAFFO Veteran Gene Generol Course, Intramural Foot- ball 2. VITO CAMARDA Veteran General Course. College. GOODE R. CHEATHAM Bugs College Entrance Course, Fife and Drum Corps 2, 3, 4, Creative Writing Club 3, 4, Tiger Staff 2, 3, 4. The- saurus Staff 3, 4, Fife and Drum Corps Award 2, 3, State Band Award 2, Tiger Staff Award 2, 3, College. 29 FRANCES MARILYN CHEER Francie Tri-Hi Club 2, 3, 4, Glee Club 1, 2, 3, Vice-chairman of Home Room 3. Secretarial Work. CATHERINE CHOMACK Cathy College Entrance Course, Orchestra and Glee Club 2, 3, 4, Hockey 2, 3, 4. Basketball 2. 3, Volleyball 2, 4, Baseball 2, Tri-Hi Club 2, 3, 4, School of Nursing and College Degree. CATHERINE CHUBINSKY Katy Commercial Course, Basketball, Volleyball 2, Hockey, Baseball 2 Tri-H. Club 2, 3, 4. Queen of U-E 1946-47, Creative Writing Award 3, Secretarial Work. LUCILLE ANN CHURA Lu College Entrance Course, Volleyball, Hockey 2, Cheer Leader 4, Tri-Hi Club 2, A Coppella Choir 4, Or- chestra 3, 4, Post-Graduate. GEORGIANNA CICCIARELLI George Georgie General Course, Baseball, Basket- ball, Volleyball 3, National Scholas- tic Award 3, Photography. MARIE LORETTA CICCIARELLI Commercial Course, Tri-Hi Club 2, Glee Club 2, 3, 4, Basketball, Vol- leyball, Hockey 2. EUGENE CIOTOLI Gene Technical Course, Intramural Base- ball 2, Intramural Football 2, 3, Intramural Basketball 3, 4, Post- Graduate. DOUGLAS W. CLARK College Entrance Course, Thesaurus Staff 4, Tiger Staff 3, 4, Creative Writing Club 3, 4, Creative Writing Award 3, College. ROBERTA GLENNA COLLETT Bobbie College Entrance Course, Orchestra 2, 3, 4, Glee Club 2, 3, 4, Tri-Hi Club 2, 3, 4 Hockey, Volleyball, Basketball 2, 3, Baseball 2, Thesau- rus Staff 3, 4, Tiaer Staff 2, 3, 4, Manager Tiger Advertising Staff 3, School of Nursing and College De- gree. LOIS JUNE COLLEY Blondie Commercial Course, Glee Club 2, 3, 4, Library Club Secretary 3, Creative Writing Award 3. THERESA COLONNA Tessie College Entrance Course, Basketball, Boseball 2, 3, 4 Volleyboll, Hockey, Track 2, 3, 4, Vri-Hi Club 2, 3, 4, Tri-Hi Swimming 4, Italian Club 2, 3, 4, President Italian Club 3, 4, Assistant Manager Girls' Sports 3, Manager Girls' Sports 4, Thesaurus Circulation Staff 4, College. JANE ANNE COOK Cookie College Entrance Course, A Cappella Choir 4, Glee Club 2, 3, Tri-Hi Club 2, 3, 4, Tri-Hi Club Vice-President 3, Candidate for U-E Queen. 30 ROBERT JOSEPH COONICK Veteron Bob'' Commercial Course, Junior Varsity Football 2. RUTH IRENE CORNELL Homemaking Course, Sales Clerk. ANNE MARIE CRANE College Entrance Course, A Cappella Choir 3, 4, Cheerleader 3, 4, Tri-Hi Club 2, 3, 4, Tri-Hi Swimming 4, Candidate for U-E Queen, College. VIVIEN ANN MARIE CURRY Viv Commercial Course, Tri-Hi Club. 3, 4, Commercial Club 4, Creative Writing Club 3, 4 Tiger Staff 2, 3, 4, Thesaurus Staff 3, 4, Glee Club 2, 3, 4, Home Room Reporter 4, Creative Writing Award 3. ANTONETTE DALOISIO Toni Commercial Course, Tri-Hi Club 2. 3, 4, Tumbling Class and Volleyball 2, Track 2, 3. BARBARA JEAN DAVIDSON Barb Commercial Course, Basketball 2, Tri-ni Club 2, 4, Creative Writing Award 3, Business School. WILLIAM DAVIES Bill College Entrance Course, Track 3, Intramurol Bosketball 3, 4, Intra- mural Football 4, Hi-Club 2, 4, Home Room Reporter 3, And Came he Spring, College. WILLARD JOHN DAVIS Willie Technical Course, Concert Bond 2, 3, 4, Football Bond 2, 3, 4, Orchestra 2, 3, 4, Technical Club 2, 3, 4, Hi- Club 2, 3. 4, Hi-Club Orchestra 4, Hi-Club Bowling 2, 3, 4, Junior Varsity Bowling 3, Thesaurus 3, Bond Contest Award 3, Football Band Awards 2, 3, 4, College. JOHN DESKO Technical Course, Technical Club 2, 3, 4. JOSEPH MARTIN DINGA Veteran Technical Course, Fife and Drum Corps 2, College. NICHOLAS DRANCHAK Dizzy Academic Course, Football 2, 3, 4, Baseball 3, A Cappella Choir 4, College. ROSEMARIE DRAY Academic Course, Homemaking Club 4, Beautician. 31 SHIRLEY ANN EDWARDS Shirl College Entrance Course. Glee Club 2. 3. 4, Tri-Hi Club 3, 4. School of Nursing. JOHN EDWARD EGGLESTON Jack Technical Course, Creative Writing Award 3, College. WILLIAM ELDREDGE Bill Industrial Arts, Intramural Basket- ball 2, 3. ALBERTA MAE ERICKSON Al Blondie Commercial Course, Hockey, Bosket- ball 2, 3, Softball, Baseball, Volley- ball 2, 3, Glee Club 2, Thesaurus Staff 4, Secretarial Work. PATRICIA FALLON Pat Homemaking Course, President Li- brary Club 4, Beautician. JOANNE HELEN FARGO Jo General Course, Glee Club 2, 3, Tri-Hi Club 4, Tri-Hi Bowling 4, Tri-Hi Swimming 4. HELEN FEDICH H College Entrance Course. t LILLIAN MAE FeDORA Li! Commercial Course, Commercial Club 4, Post-Graduate. LUCY FELICE Lu Commercial Course, Secretarial Work. WAYNE EDWARD FELTER Industrial Arts Course, Football Band 3, 4, Concert Band 2, 3, Hi- Club Bowling 4. MARY ANN MARGARET FERRARI Irish College Entrance Course, Glee Club 2, 3, 4, College. ALBERT FERRARO Al Industrial Arts Course, Automobile Mechanics. 32 ANTHONY JOHN FIACCO Fid” Technical Course, Varsity Football, Track 3, 4, Intramural Basketball 2, 3, 4, Technical Club 2, 3, 4, Foot- boll Lettermon, Post-Groduate. ALMONDO ANTHONY FIORI Mondo” Industrial Arts Course, Cheerleader 3, Captain Cheerleaders 4, Intro- murol Basketball 3, Hi-Club 4, Home Room Reporter 2, Radio School. CARLTON EARL FITCH Carl” ”Cart” Industrial Arts Course, Hi-Club 4. GERALD JOHN FITCH Jerry” Technical Course, Technical Club 2, 3, 4, Hi-Club 4, Technical Club Secretary 4, Creative Writing Award 3. LEONARD ANTHONY FONTANA ”Len” Industrial Arts Course, Bowling 3, Band 2, 3, 4, Orchestra 4, Italian Club 2, 3, Music Award 3, Football Band Award 4. ANNE FORDE College Entrance Course, Hockey, Volleyball, Basketball, Softball 2, 3, 4, A Cappella Choir 4, Tri-Hi Club 2, 3, 4, Tiger Staff 3, 4, Thesaurus Staff 3, 4, Creative Writing Club 3, 4, Co-tditor Tiger 4, Secretary Creative Writing Club 3, Associate Editor Thesaurus Staff 3. Thesaurus Stoff 4. Creative Writing Award 3, College. JOYCE MARIE FOX Academic Course, Tri-Hi Club 3, 4, Glee Club 3, Creative Writing Award 3, School of Nursing. CHARLOTTE FRANCES FREEMAN Char” Sherry” General Course, Beautician. DORIS ANNE FRIEDLI General Course, Volleyball, Basket- ball 2, 3, 4, Cheerleader 3, 4, Glee Club i. tri-Hi Club 2, 3, 4, Tri-Hi Swimming 4, Creative Writing SARAH JANE GARVIN Solly” Technical Course, Basketball 2, 3, 4, Draftsman. BYRON GEORGE Greek' Academic Course, Technical Club 3, Hi-Club 4, Track 3, Tiger Stoff 3, Thanksgiving Dance Committee 4, College. 33 LOIS CAROLINE GIBBS Gibby Commerciol Course. Creotive Writ- ing Aword 3, Secretarial Work. ANGELO GIORDANO College Entrance Course, A Cappella Choir 3. 4. ERWIN GOLDBERG Doc College Entronce Course, Hi-Club 4, Hi-Club Bowling 4, Home Room Chairman 3, Home Room Vice- Chairman 4, Student Advisory Coun- cil 3, Thesourus Staff 3, Home Room Reporter 2, College. HELEN MAY GOULD General Course. Football Band 2, 3, 4, Concert Bond 2, 3, 4, Orchestra 2, 3. 4, Glee Club 2, A Cappella Choir 3. 4, Stote Rating I Vocal Award 3, Band Awards 3, 4. JEAN ANTOINETTE GUIDICI J Smiles Commercial Course. Basketball, Volleyball 2, 3, Baseball, Track 2, 3, Tn-Hi Club 2, 3, Glee Club 2, Business School. RUTH ELIZABETH GUTGESELL Ruthie Professor College Entrance Course, Football Band 2, 3, 4, Concert Band 2, 3, 4, Home Room Reporter 3, Football Band Awards 2, 3, 4, College. BETTY HACKBART Red Academic Course, Concert Bond 3, 4, Football Band 4, Tri-Hi Club 3, 4, School of Nursing. HELEN ALYNE HAINES Lee College Entronce Course, Basketball 2. Glee Club 2, 3, Tri-H. Club 2, 3, 4, School of Nursing. LENA ELIZABETH HAKALA Tiny College Entrance Course, Business School. ANDREW HAMARICH Hammy Technical Course, Varsity Football 3. 4, Intromural Basketball 4, Foot- ball Letterman, Post-Graduate. JANET MARIE HARDER Dutch Art ond Aviation Course, Band 2, 3, 4, Badminton, Basketball 3, Tumbling Closs 2, School of Nursing. HENRY HARRIS Hank Industrial Arts Course. Intramural Football 2, Intramural Basketball 3, 4, Junior Varsity Football 3, Varsity Football 4, Track 3, Letterman Foot- ball and Track. 34 BEVERLY JEAN HARVEY Commerciol Course, Glee Club 2, 3, Hockey 2, 3. FLORENE BETH HATHAWAY Flo College Entronce Course, School of Nursing. ELWOOD MERTON HENDRICK Mogilocutty Technical Course, Manager of Foot- ball Band 2, 3. President of Techni- cal Club 4, Technical Club 2. 3, 4, Hi-Club 4, Football Band Awards 2. 3. VICTOR HESSE Vic Industrial Arts Course, Creative Writing Award 3, U. S. Armed Forces. DOROTHY ANN HICKEY Dot Commercial Course, Glee Club 2, 3, A Cappella Choir 4, Home Room Reporter 3. Tri-Hi Club 2, 3, 4, Business School. MAE LARENE HILLS Hillsey Commercial Course, Secretarial Work. DORIS ARLENE HOAG Dugan College Entrance Course, Glee Club 2. 3, 4, Tri-Hi Club 4, School of Nursing. KATHERINE ARLENE HOAG Kothy Commercial Course, Commercial Club 4. WALTER HOMA Academic Course, Varsity Football 4, Junior Varsity Football 3, Varsity Golf 3, 4, Intramural Basketball 2, 3, 4. DOROTHY JEANNE HOPPES Dot Commercial Course, Tri-Hi Bowling 3. 4, Tri-Hi Club 2, 3, 4, Medal for Bowling 3, Thesaurus Staff 4, Secretarial Work. MARILYN ADONA HOYT Commercial Course, Tri-Hi Bowling 4, Tri-Hi Club 4, Glee Club 2, Secretarial Work. JOHN HRUSTICH Zazie Technical Course. Varsity Basketball 4. Letterman Basketball. 35 NANCY ELLEN HUFFCUTT Nan College Entrance Course, A Cappella Choir 2, 3, 4, Tri-Hi Club 4, Tri-Hi Bowling 4, Creative Writing Award 2. BEVERLY LUCILLE JAMES Bev College Entrance Course, Basketball 4, Tri-Hi Swimming 4, A Cappella Choir 3, 4, School of Nursing. GRACE ELIZABETH HULSLANDER Grade General Course, Glee Club 2, 3, 4, Orchestra 2, 3, 4, Tri-Hi Club 4, Tri-Hi Bowling 4, Eastern Seminary of Music. CARMEN IANERI Carm Academic Course, A Cappella Choir 4, Home Room Choirman 4, “The Fighting Littles, Art Award 4, College. ANITA IANNONE Nete Commercial Course, Tri-Hi Club 2, 3, 4, Tri-Hi Bowlma 4, Track 4, Secretarial Work. JOSEPHINE G. IANNONE Jo Academic Course, Basketball, Hockey, Track 2, 3, 4, Baseball, Volleyball 2, 3, 4, A Cappella Choir 2, 3, 4, Tri-Hi Club 2, 3, 4, Tiger Staff 3, 4, Thesaurus Stoff 3, 4, Student Council 4, Laboratory Tech- nician. DOLORES MARIE ISABELLA Lore College Entrance Course, Basketball, Volleyball, Hockey 2, 3, 4, Baseball, Track 2. 3, 4, Glee Club 2, 3, 4, Italian Club 3, 4, Tri-Hi Club 2, 3, 4, Secretary Italian Club 3, 4, School of Nursing. MARY JANECEK College Entronce Course, Hockey, Basketboll 2. 3, 4, Volleyball, Base- ball 2, 3, Glee Club 2, 3, 4, Tri-Hi Club 2, 3, 4, Tri-Hi Swimming 4, Student Council Secretary 3, 4, Tiger Staff 2, 3, 4, Thesaurus Staff 3, 4, Athletic Advisory Council 3, 4, College. RITA JONES Reet Homemaking Course, Band, Orches- tra 2. 3, 4, Glee Club 2, 3, 4, Foot- ball Band Awards 3, 4. ROBERT C. JONES Bob Industrial Arts Course, A Cappella Choir 3, 4, I.B.M. MARGARET ROSEMARIE KATSARIS Morg Commercial Course, Basketball 2, Tri-Hi Club 2, 3, 4, Tiger Staff 2, 4, Secretarial Work. DORIS MARIE KING Homemaking Course, Tri-Hi Club 2. 36 TONY KLIMA Klimer Technicol Course, Technicol Club 2, 4, Home Room Vice-Chairman 3. HERBERT A. KLINE Herb College Entrance Course, Junior Varsity Bowling 2, Varsity Bowling 3, 4, Band 2, 3, 4 Football Band 2, 3, 4, Glee Club 2, Chemistry Club 3, 4, Student Council 3, 4, Advisory Council 3, 4. Hi-Club 2, 3, 4, Tiger Staff 2, 3, 4, Thesaurus Staff 3, 4, Empire Boys' State Representative 3, New York State Youth Forum Rep- resentative 4, Rating I State Music Award 3, Band Awards 3, A Bowling Awards 3, 4, Secretary Chemistry Club 3, College. CYRILL FRANK PETER KOTEK Cy Technicol Course. RALPH D. KOUTERICK Veteran Commercial Art Course, Tiger Art Staff 2, 3, Hi-Club 2, Scholastic Art Award 2, 3, College. MARY JEAN KUCERA Mark Commercial Course, Glee Club 2, 3, 4, Business School. VIRGINIA KUCERA Virgie Kutch College Entrance Course, Basketball, Hockey 2, 3, 4, Volleyball, Track 2, 3, 4, Glee Club 2, 3, 4, Tri-Hi Club 2, 3 4, Secretary Tri-Hi Club 4, Tri-Hi Swimming 4, Student Council Advisory Committee 4, Tiger Staff 3, 4, Thesaurus Staff 3, 4, X-Ray Technician. SAM KUCKO, JR. Veteran Commercial Course, Intramural Foot- ball 2, Hair Dresser. RAYMOND LASZEWSKI Veteran Ray General Course, Intramural Footboll 2, Track 2, College. ANN TERESA LAVO Poochie Shorty Art Course, Hockey 2, 4, Volleyball, Baseball, Basketball 2, 3. Tri-Hi Club 2, 4, Tiger Staff 4, Thesaurus Stoff 4, College. MARILYN LEWIS Academic Course, Basketball, Hockey 2, Tri-Hi Club 2, 3. 4, Tri-Hi Swim- ming 4, Student Council 2, 3, 4, Vice-President Student Council 3, 4, Exchange Co-Editor of Tiger 4. JOHN WARREN LLOYD Jack Technical Course, Fife and Drum Corps 3, 4, Footboll Band 2, Tech- nical Club 2, 3, 4, President Camera Club 4, Thesaurus Staff 4, Hi-Club 2, 3, 4, Drum Corps Award 4, Post- Graduate. KATHLEEN MARIE LOFTUS Kitty College Entrance Course, Glee Club 2, 4, Tri-Hi Club 4, College. 37 LAWRENCE LOMBARDO Veteran ''Larry Industrial Arts Course, Varsity Foot- ball 4. Intramural Bosketball 4, Fife and Drum Corps 2, A Cappella Choir 4, College. FANNIE LONGO 'Phil College Entrance Course, Hockey, Track, Softball 2, 3, 4, Volleyball and Bosketball 2, 3, 4, Glee Club 2, 3, 4, Assistant Manager Girls' Gym 3, Tri-Hi Club 2, 3, 4, Tri-Hi Swimming 4, Italian Club 2, 3, 4, Itolian Club Treasurer 4, President Tri-Hi 4, President Italian Club 2, Home Room Vice-Chairman 3, Tiger Staff 2, 3, 4, Thesaurus Staff 3, 4, Creative Writing Club 3, College. VIRGINIA MARGARET LOZZI Lotz Virgie College Entrance Course, Hockey, Volleyball 2, 3, 4, Bosketball, Track, Baseball 2, 3, 4. Assistant Manager Girls' Sports 3, Glee Club 2, 3, 4, Tri-Hi Club 3, 4, School of Nursing. FRANCES LORRAINE LUCAS Franny Academic Course. Tri-Hi Club 2, 3; 4, Tri-Hi Swimming 4, Tiger Circula- tion Staff 2, Thesaurus Staff 4. LLOYD LUDINGTON College Entrance Course, Track 3. FREDERIC MacCLARY Captain Wings General Course, Business. ELEANOR CECILIA MACK Elly College Entropce Course, Tri-Hi Club, School of Nursing. GEORGE MACKO, JR. Zuts Industrial Arts Course. FLOYD MANGUS Flav College Entrance Course. Italian Club 3, 4, Glee Club 2, Home Room Chairman 2. Vice-Choirrppn of Stu- dent Council 3. RICHARD MARINO Dick Academic Course, Junior Varsity Bosketball 2, Varsity Football 2, 3, 4. Varsity Basketball 3, 4, Track 2, Letterman Football, Basketball. DONALD MASTRO Don Academic Course, Junior Varsity Basketball 2, Varsity Basketball 2, 3, Varsity Football 2, 3, 4, A Cap- pella Choir 4, Home Room Vice- Chairman 4, Athletic Advisory Council 3, 4, Thesaurus Staff 3, 4, Letterman Basketball, Football and Track, Captain Football Team 4, Captain Basketball Team 4, Empire Boys' State 3. ANNA MAE MATOLA Shortie Homemaking Course. 38 RICHARD McBRIDE Mac Shuffles Industrial Arts Course, Intramural Football 2, 3, Intramural Basketball 2, Hi-Club 2, Home Room Reporter 2, Thesaurus Staff 4, Business. BEVERLY McCOMB Bev Art and Business Course, Photog- raphy. joan f. McConnell Joanie College Entrance Course, Tri-Hi Club 3, 4, Tri-Hi Bowling 3, 4, Home Room Reporter 3, Vice-Chairman of Home Room 3, 4, Thesourus Staff 4, Creative Writing Award 3, ''The Fighting Littles, College. MARTHA ELLEN McMANIS Marty College Entrance Course, Basketball, Volleyball, Hockey 2, 3, Creative Writing Club 2, 3, Home Room Chairman 4, Tiger Staff 2, 3, 4, Thesaurus Staff 3, 4, College. DOLORES ELAINE McMULLEN Academic Course, Glee Club 2, 3, 4, Tri-Hi Club 4, Hockey 2, 3, 4. CARRIE LOIS MEAD Lo College Entrance Course, Tri-Hi Club 4, Thesaurus Circulation Staff 3, School of Nursing. LOIS JEAN MESSERSMITH Homemoking Course, Glee Club 2, Tri-Hi Club 4, Tri-Hi Bowling 4, Future Homemakers of America 4, Creative Writing Award 3, Dietitian. v FLORENCE MARY MIDDAUGH Flo Flossie Homemoking Course, Glee Club 3, 4, Sales Clerk. RICHARD STANLEY MIETUS Dick Industrial Arts Course, Fife and Drum Corps 2, Band Award 4. ELSIE ELIZABETH MIHOK Al Commercial Course, Secretarial Work. DORIS LOUISE MINER Dorie College Entrance Course, Tri-Hi Club 4, Telephone Operator. LORETTA MINNI Lome Homemaking Course, Hockey, Bas- ketball, Volleyball 2, Beautician. 39 ANTHONY THOMAS MISTRETTA Nino Academic Course, A Cappella Choir 3, 4, Intramural Football 4, Intra- mural Basketball 4. CONSTANCE MADELYNE MONACO Connie Commercial Course, Tri-Hi 4, Secre- tarial Work. LILLIAN FRANCES MRKUS Leelie College Entrance Course, Volleyball, Hockey 2, 3, 4, Basketball, Soft- ball 2, 3, 4, Glee Club 2 3, 4, Tri-Hi Club 2, 3, 4, Tri-Hi Bowling and Swimming 4, Home Room Chairman 4, College. EVELYN FLORENCE MULNIX Red Homemaking Course, Sales Clerk. ROSE MARIE MURPHY Murf General Course, Tri-Hi Club 2, 3. 4 Basketball 4, Candidate for U-fc Queen, I B M. RICHARD NELSON Dick Academic Course, Football Band 3, Concert Bond 3, Track 3, Business. INEZ NOGARET I College Entrance Course, Hockey, Basketball 2, 3, 4, Volleyball, Track 2, 3, 4, Glee Club 2. 3, 4. Italian Club 3, 4, Tri-Hi Club 2, 3, 4, School of Nursing. RUSSELL EARL NORRIS Russ Technical Course, Varsity Track 3. Intramural Basketboll 3, Technical Club 2, 3, 4, College. DANIEL NOVELLI Academic Course, Varsity Footboll 3, 4, Junior Varsity Football 2, Varsity Baseball 2, 3, Intramural Basketball 3. 4, Lettermon Football. JOAN CLAIR OAKLEY Joanie College Entrance Course, Volleyball 2, 3, 4, Basketball 2, 3, 4, Softboll 2, 3, Hockey 2, 3, 4, Glee Club 2, Tri-Hi Club 2, 4, College. ROSE MARY O'CONNELL College Entrance Course, Softball 2, Glee Club 2, 3, 4, Tri-Hi Club 2, 3, 4, Tri-Hi Swimming 4, Tiger Staff 4, Thesaurus Staff 4, College. HAROLD OLIPHANT Hal College Entrance Course, Track 2, 3, 4, Cross-Country 2, 3, 4, Assistant Coach Cross-Country, Cross-Country Captain 4, Intramural Basketboll 3. 4, “Seven Keys to Baldpote, “And Came the Spring, The Fight- ing Littles, Home Room Chairman 3, Home Room Chairman 4, Trophy: Cross-Country Most Valuoble Mem- ber 4, Track Lettermon 3, 4, College. 40 BEVERLY OLMSTEAD Bev Commercial Course, Bond 2, 3, 4, Basketball 2, Tri-Hi Club 2, 3, 4, Tri-Hi Swimming 4, Post-Graduate. THOMAS O'ROURKE Tom Agriculture Course, Future Farmers of America 2, 3. 4, Vice-President F. F. A. 4, Agriculture Bosketball Team 4. JOSEPHINE ROSALIE PARISI Jo Commercial Course, Bosketball 2, 3, Glee Club 2. MARGARET IRENE PARSONS Renee Commercial Course, Commercial Club 4, Secretarial Work. MARGARET ANN PASTIRIK Margie Commercial Course, Tri-Hi Club 2, 3, 4, Secretarial Work. ETHEL MARIE PETRICK Academic Course, Basketball, Vol- leyball 2, Creative Writing Award 2, Lowell's Business School. DOLORES PETRILLI Di Commercial Club, Italian Club 2, 3, 4, Beautician. KENNETH PEZZULLA Skippy Academic Course, Intromurol Foot- ball 4, Intramural Bosketball 3, 4, Track 3, 4, Italian Club 3, College. JOHN EDWARD PFAFF Bud Technical Course, Technical Club 2, 3, 4, Machinist. HELEN JEAN PHILLIPS Flips Art Course, Basketball 4, Tiger Art Staff 4, Thesaurus Art Staff 4, Tri-Hi Club 4, Tri-Hi Swimming 4, College. MARY PIPTA Marr Commercial Course, Glee Club 2, 3, 4, Track 2, 3, 4. Secretarial Work. JACK LAFAYETTE PITKIN Jackson College Entronce Course, Concert Band Manager 2, 3, 4, Football Band 2, 3, 4, Football Drum Maior 4, Orchestra 4, Hi-Club 2, Hi-Club Orchestra 4. State Music Award 3, Band Awards 2, 3, 4, College. 41 SALVATORE POLIZIANO Sal College Entronce Course. LAWRENCE PORTER Veteran Larry Industrial Arts Course, I.B.M. JANET BETSY POTTER Jan College Entrance Course, Glee Club 2, Tri-Hi Club 2, College. RUTH POWELL College Entrance Course, Track 3, Basketball 4, Glee Club 2, 3, Tri-Hi Club 2, 3, 4, Tri-Hi Swimming 4, College. MARY FRANCES ANN POZZI Commercial Course, Glee Club 2, Italian Club 2, 3, Thesaurus Staff 4, Business School. RUTH PHYLLIS PULSE Phil Commercial Course, Tri-Hi Club 2, 3, 4, Tri-Hi Bowling 4, Glee Club 2, Secretarial Work. ANTHONY QUARANTA Tony Industrial Arts Course, Junior Var- sity Football 3, 4. FILOMENA RANO Phil Shorty Commercial Course, Glee Club 2, 3, 4, Italian Club 2, 3, 4, Tri-Hi Club 3, 4, Receptionist. DOMINICK S. RAYMONDI Donnie Commercial Course, I.B.M. WILLIAM LeROY REYNOLDS Willy Technical Course, Technical Club 3, Hi-Club 3, 4, Bowling 3, 4, Business. LILLIAN J. RICHARD Lilly College Entrance Course, A Cappella Choir 2, 3, 4, Tri-Hi Club 4, Tri-Hi Swimming 4, College. RALPH LAWRENCE ROBBINS Bud College Entrance Course, Glee Club 2, A Cappella Choir 4, Drum Corps 3, Hi-Club 3, 4, Vice-President Rifle Club 3, College. 42 GORDON WILLIAM ROBINSON Veteran Robb ' Technical Course, Varsity Football 3, 4, Varsity Basketball 3, Varsity Track 3, 4, Technical Club 2, Letter- man Football and Track, Basketball Award, Track Awards, Advanced Study. WILLIAM ROGERS Bill Will Agriculture Course, Future Farmers of America 2, 3, 4, Intramural Bas- ketball 2, 3, 4, Reporter for F.F.A., Band 2, 3, 4, Agriculture Judging Contest Award 3, 4, Band Awards 2, 3, 4, College. CARLO JOHN ROMA Doc Technical Course, Student Advisory Council 4. ELIZABETH ADELL ROOT Betty Commercial Course, Band 2, Tri-Hi Club 4, Commercial Club 4, Librory Club 2, 3, President Library Club 3, Secretarial Work. MARGARET KATHERINE ROOT Peggy Commercial Course, Tri-Hi Club 3, 4, Secretarial Work RICHARD RUDE Dick Industrial Arts Course, Football Band 2, 3, 4, Concert Band 2, 3, 4. HAZEL ROBERTA RUDLER Commercial Course, Glee Club 2, 3, 4, Tri-Hi Club 2, 3, 4, Bookkeeper. ANTONETTE THERESA SALAMI DA Toni Homemaking Course, Glee Club 2, 3, Tri-Hi Club 2, 3, Cheerleader 3, 4, Student Council 2, Beautician. FREDERICK M. SCULLEY Fritz Technical Course, Intramural Bas- ketball 2. 3. 4, Technical Club 3, 4, Hi-Club 4. RUDOLPH ANTHONY SEDLACEK Rudy Academic Course. JOSEPH SEMENTELLI Getf-Gee Industrial Arts Course, Junior Var- sity Basketball 2, Varsity Basketball 3, 4. ELAINE SENTESI Scorch College Entrance Course, Glee Club 2, 3, 4, College. 43 MARGARET SEVERSKY Marge Sever Commercial Course. Glee Club 2, 3, Tri-H. Club 2. U-E Tiger 4. Com- mercio! Club 2, Home-Room Vice- Chairman 3, Home Room Chairman 4, Creative Writing Award 2, The- saurus Staff 4. Secretarial Work. WALTER JOSEPH SHONOSKY Technical Course. Varsity Football 3. 4, Junior Varsity Football 2, Varsity Baseball 2, 3. 4, Varsity Basketball 3, 4, Letterman Football and Baseball. LILLIAN SKUMANICH Lil Commercial Course, Glee Club 2, 3, 4, Commercial Club 4. Creative Writing Club 3, 4, Secretary of Cre- ative Writing Club 4, Tri-Hi Club 2. 3, 4. Tiger Staff 2, 3, 4. Co- editor of Tiger 4, Home Room Vice- Choirman 4, Thesaurus Staff 4, Secretarial Work. IRENE SMARZ Renee General Course, Basketball, Volley- boll 2, 3. Baseball, Hockey 2, 3, Telephone Operator. BARBARA ANN SMITH Barb Academic Course, A Cappella Choir 2. 3, 4, Tri-Hi Club 2, 4, Laboratory Technician. WILLIAM M. SMITH Bill Commercial Course, Football Band 2, 3, 4, Concert Bond 2, 3, 4, Or- chestra 2, 3, 4, Glee Club 2, Italian Club Treasurer 3, 4, Thesaurus Staff 4, Why the Chimes Rang, Football Band Awards 3, 4, Rating I Music Award 3, Fredoma College of Music. GILBERT CARLETON SNOW Gil College Entrance Course, Band Award 3. JOYCE ANN SNYDER Fuzzy Commercial Course, Tri-Hi Club 2. 3, 4, Tri-Hi Swimming 4, Tiger Staff 2, Secretarial Work. KATHRYN MARY SOCHOR Socker Homemaking Course, Basketball, Hockey 2. 4, Volleyball, Baseball, Trock 2, 4, Dietitian. MARY SOLET I Commercial Course, Basketball, Volleyball 2, Softball, Trock 2, Glee Club 2, Creative Writing 3, Secre- toria! Work. KARL SPENCER Agriculture Course, Student Council 3. 4, Future Formers of 4fcnerica 2, 3, 4, President of F.F.A. 4, Agri- culture Judging Contest Awards 4. JAMES HARRY SPLAIN Jim' Industrial Arts Course. Football Band, 2, 3, 4, Concert Band 2, 3, 4, A Cappella Choir 2, 3, Band Awards 3, 4, U. S. Armed Forces. 44 ISABELLE MAY SPRINGER Is Commercial Course, Hockey, Basket- ball 2, 3, 4. Softball, Volleyball, Track 2, 3, 4, Vice-President Italian Club 4, Tri-Hi Club 2, 3. 4 Tri-H. Swimming 4, Secretarial Work. MARIE NORMA STACK Shorty Short-stop Commercial Course, Glee Club 3, 4, Tn-Hi Club 2, 3, 4. MARJORIE ELLEN STEMPLES Margie Academic Course, Glee Club 4, Tri- Hi Club 2, 4, Hockey, Volleyball 2, College. ARTHUR CONRAD STENBERG Art Technical Course, Varsity Football 4, Varsity Baseball 3, 4, Junior Varsity Football 3, Intromural Basketball 3, 4, A Cappella Choir 4, President Student Council 4, Lettermon Foot- ball and Baseball, Post-Graduate. DOLORES BARBARA STORM Lorrie Dee Commercial Course, Glee Club 2, 3, 4, Tn-Hi Club 2, 3, 4. JEANNE ELIZABETH STORY Jeonnie Academ.c Course, Basketball. Bose- ball 3, Band 3, Orchestra 3, A Cap- pello Choir 3, Tri-Hi Club 2, Band Awards 3, 4, Candidate for U-E Queen, School of Nursing. GEORGE HERBERT STROM Butch Technical Course, Bowling 4, Hi- Club 4, Technical Club 4. JOSEPH JAMES STRUCK Joe Technical Course, Technical Club 3, Camera Club 4, Vice-President Camera Club 4, Advanced Study. WILLIAM HENRY STRUSZ Bill Technical Course, Technical Club 2, 3, Hi-Club 2, 3, 4. SHIRLEY V. SUTTON Sutton Commercial Course, Thesaurus Staff 4, Secretarial Work. RUDOLPH JOSEPH SVENTEK Veteran Rudy General Course. JOHN SWEDEN JR. Sweeter Technical Course, Technical Club 4. 45 PATRICIA JANE SYKES Pot Commercial Course, Tri-Hi Club 2, 3, 4, Tri-Hi Swimming 4, Glee Club 2, College. JOSEPH D. TEDESCHI, JR. Dino College Entrance Course, Glee Club 2, A Cappella Choir 3 4, Football Band 2, 3, 4, Concert Band 2, 3, 4, Orchestra 3, 4. Tiger Staff 2, 3, 4, Thesaurus Staff 3, 4, Italian Club Treasurer 2, 3, Agenore L'lndeciso, Home Room Reporter 3, Football Band Award 3, 4, Rating I Music Award 3, College. DONALD E. TEED Don Industrial Arts Course. LOIS VAE VALLEQUETTE Crazy-Legs Commercial Course, Business School. LORRAINE VALLETTA College Entrance Course, Glee Club 2, 3, Tri-Hi Club 2, 3, 4, Tri-Hi Swimming 4, Business. DORIS JEAN VANDERLIP Commercial Course, Tri-Hi Club 2, 4, Glee Club 2, Creative Writing Award 3, Secretarial Work. WILLIAM VOVCHIK Veteran Bill Commercial Course, College. LOREN WAGE Lory Agriculture Course, Future Farmers of America 2. 3. 4. DOROTHY JOYCE WATSON Dodo Dorie College Entrance Course, Glee Club 3, 4, Basketball, Baseball 3, 4, Track 3, Hockey 4, College. MARION M. WENTZEL Commercial Course, Secretarial Work. GILBERT DANE WESTON Technical Course, Hi-Club 4, Tech- nical Club 2, 3, 4. Creative Writing A word 3 EUNICE MAE WHEAT Snooks Commercial Course, Glee Club 2. 3, 4, Tri-Hi Club 2, 3, 4, Creative Writing Award 2, 3, Secretarial Work. 46 IRENE WOLOCK Art Course, Glee Club 2, Art Aword 4, Art School. RICHARD WOOD Dick College Entrance Course, College. JANICE EMELIE WOODARD College Entrance Course, Hockey, Volleyball, Basketball 3, Orchestra 2, 3, 4, A Cappella Choir 2, 3, 4, Tri-Hi Club 2, 3, 4, Home Room Vice-Chairman 4, Concert Master of Orchestra 4, Thesaurus Staff 4, Creative Writing Award 3, College. HERBERT ARTHUR YODER Herby Agriculture Course, Future Farmers of America. Home Room Choirman 4, Treasurer F.F.A. 3, Secretary F.F.A. 4. GENEVIEVE CECELIA ZARESKI Jean Jeannie College Entrance Course, Basketball 2, 3. 4, Boseboll and Volleyball 2, 3, Hockey 3, 4, Italian Club 3, 4, Glee Club 2, 3, Januory Senior Com- mittee, Music. LAURA JANE ZENGER Homemaking Course, Basketball, Track, Softball 3, 4, Hockey, Volley- ball 4, College. PASQUALE ZICARI Pat Industrial Arts Course, Junior Var- sity Football 3. 4, Trock 3, A Cap- pell a Choir 2, 3, 4. ROBERT HUGO ZIEGLER Veteran Bob General Course, College. OTHER SERVICE MEN Graduating in June George Bikos, Jr. Joseph Bradshaw Thomas Burke Paul Cardone Frederick Cederborg Adam Dellos Roger English John Fenelli William Johnston John Kennedy Jack Longo Vernon Kenneth Mulnix Leigh Pitcher Raymond Rinker Howard Stoddard, Jr. Richard Thorne 47 Gently flows the breeze of time Warm with the memory of youth, Of vital days, of vigorous sport, 48 ATHLETIC ADVISORY BOARD Left to Right: Miss Pitkin, Eugene Chandler, Marian Bloom, Donald Mastro, Mr. Krum, Mary Janecek, Mr. Forbes, Mr. Cobb, Miss Smith. Besides presenting student athletes with their letters, sweaters, and gold footballs, the Athletic Advisory Board has, as its chief function, the problems of maintaining athletic facilities and purchasing athletic equip- ment. The board, consisting of our superintendent, principal, a faculty member and two athletic directors, meets with two senior students and two junior students to discuss any athletic problems that arise in games and athletic events. 1946 CANDIDATES FOR TRACK Although the 1946 track team did not win a third leg on the Binghamton Press Trophy, they did admirably represent the Orange and Black with their feats. CROSS COUNTRY TRACK Kneeling: Bill Mitchell, Don Bradley, Morio Lozzi, John Fiorini, John Kotsubka. Standing: Mr. Henry White, James MocPherson, Joe Cunningham, Jock Lozzi, Bob Conti, Rudolph Podest, Hal Oliphant. Cross-country track, a growing sport in U-E, gives the Orange harriers a chance to show their capabilities.’ Coached by Henry C. White and Assistant Coach Hal Oliphant, the hill and dale men continue in traditional U-E winning. 50 FOOTBALL VARSITY CHAMPIONS Front Row: Coesar George, Arthur Stenberg, Henry Harris, Donald Mastro (captain), Charles Harris, Gordon Robinson, George Cardone. Second Row: Michoel Rotondi, Pat Del Sonto, Walter Jankowski, Richard Marino, Eugene Chandler, Robert Kropp, Daniel Novelli. Third Row: John Homo, Larry Lombardo, Frank Longo, Walter Shonosky, James Backes, Robert Sirko. Bock Row: James Shattuck (manager), Rudy Kotsubka, Alan Payne, Tony Fiacco, Andy Hamarich, Walter Homa, Russell Wheatley. King Football really kicked the ball around this football season by producing a Triple Cities Championship Team. He started the season in a mild way with a thrilling battle with North High's Indians in which the Cobbmen emerged victoriously with a 12-0 score. . . Watertown's Purple eleven practically put him on ice in a vicious, suspense-packed con- test with our Orartge Tornadoes. The Orange and Black, by virtue of Cardone's talented toe, put themselves in the winners' bracket, by slamming out a close 20-18 victory. Against Johnson City, a 1945 conqueror, King Football regained his footing and rolled to a 25-0 victory over the Maroon Wildcats. . . Union-Endicott proved to be poor playing hosts to visitors from Lawrence High, Long Island, by fighting to a 27-6 conquest and avenging another '45 defeat. The temporary success was a trifle too much for King Football to take as he ran into a stubborn Elmira aggregation who battled to a 14-14 deadlock with the favored Orangemen. Ithaca provided no competition to a thoroughly chastened U-E squad who pro- ceeded to run away with a game that ended in their favor with 46-6 as a score. Reported to be a threat to the 5 game, 1 tie record the Cobb gridders boasted of, the Scranton Tech eleven from Pennsylvania met and left the Tornadoes with a surprisingly easy 39-0 triumph. King Football ended his glorious and bruising campaign on Southern Tier gridirons at the Turkey Day Classic at the Union-Endicott Stadium between the Orange Tornadoes and the Binghamton Central eleven. The 33rd year of Thanksgiving Day competition saw the Tigers register the greatest victory in Triple Cities Football History by running over the Central Bulldogs to establish a record breaking 34-0 conquest. 51 CHEER LEADERS As the smoke of the elimination battle for positions on the cheering squad cleared away, Joan Bennett, Lucille Chura, Sybil Chatham, Jack Mayers and Vince Putrino along with 1945 hold-overs, Toni Salamida, Doris Friedli, Anne Marie Crane and Almondo Fiori were the ones chosen to cheer the football and basketball squads to victory. JUNIOR VARSITY FOOTBALL It is because of these boys that we had such a successful football season. We are highly gratified and appreciate their efforts to help condition the Varsity eleven. The JV's go to practice every night and pound away at scrimmage with their larger team mates without any glory whatever. With Ted Conwicke, their coach, we pay tribute to the little big boys who have pounded out a Triple Cities Championship Team for U-E. Front Row: Morio Battaglini, Lynn Tewksbury, Jim Guccio, Joe Lunga, Ralph Wheatley. Second Row: Mickey Arcangeli, John Mrva, Angelo Grossi, Joe Grassi, Morio Lozzi. Third Row: Mr. Conwicke, Nick Dranchak, Pot Zicori, Joseph Gimmie, Bob Emerson, Dick Thomas. Last Row: Andrew Theodore, Dick Mondyck, Louie Liburdi, Jim Smith, Sam Tricorico, Ken Bowen. 52 VARSITY BASKETBALL Kneeling: Jim Backes, John Baron, Don Mostro, Paul Yurko, Walt Shonosky. Standing: Joe Sementelli, Andy Sepelok, Caesar George, George Bachura, John Hrustich, Fred Joros, Dick Marino. Although they did not win a championship this year, we feel the Orange Hurricanes, have contributed their share to the U-E tradition of fine performance and clean sports- manship. Likewise, the Junior Varsity, ''Little Breezes, who play the preliminary games, have presented themselves admirably. JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL J. Armstrong, J. Clune, H. Durfee, J. Fortino, A. Hudanich, R. Kotsubka, R. Mandyck, Joe Miner, John Miner, D. Moore, R. Rommell, P. Saddlemire, R. Simpson, J. Shea, R. Thomas. 1946 BASEBALL TEAM Front Row: Steve Pavlovich, Jock Walters, William Cooksley, James Shultz, Walter Shonosky, George Cardone, Robert Emerson. Second Row: Coach Maurice Hamilton, George Bachura, Arthur Stenberg, James Heavner, Paul Hanrahon (manager), Michael Cordone, George Lambrinos, Carl Gydik, Ty Cobb. 53 COACHES AND MANAGERS 54 Ed Isbon James Shattuck NOI1DV NI SWV31 GIRLS' SPORTS With our minds concentrating on the boys' sports, we sometimes neglect to recognize the girls as sport-enthusiasts. Nevertheless, they are. In 1945, the girls who participated in sports, sponsored their first dinner in honor of alumnae who have taken part in after-school sports. Since then, this dinner has been an onnual event. Alumnae are awarded numerals, letters and sweaters according to the points they have earned in their years in high school. For each game played, each squad made, each championship attained, etc., a certain number of points is given. Any girl obtaining 100 to 120 points, earns numerals; 120 to 140, letters; 140 or more, a sweater. This year Rachel Burton and Norma Jean Ayer received numerals; Helen Grecko received letters; Eleanor Breno, Jean Courtright and Rose Greco, sweaters. “Record breaking is exactly how to describe Rita Gimmie's achievement in sports as she is the first girl to have attained 200 points. The girls' athletic department is very proud of her. She well deserves her sweater. Through the annual dinners a closer relationship between all classes is achieved. The girls have fun and anxiously wait for the next get-together. The activities, shown on the following pages, are indicative of the sports that are offered to the girls. MANAGERS OF GIRLS’ SPORTS Left to Right: Marian Bloom, Theresa Colonna, Irene Sventek, Barbara Silvemail. 56 BASKETBALL Left to Right: Josephine lan- none, Virginia Kucero, Rose Murphy, Dorothea Shearer, Laura Zenger, Doris Friedli, Dor- othy Watson, Dolores Isabella. JUNIOR HOCKEY SQUAD First Row: Josephine Matolka, Mary Fargnoli, Barbara Silver- nail, Patricia Sibley, Donna Croman, Mary Parkolap. Second Row: Patricia Matts, Veronica Mekucky, Irene Sven- tek, Helen Baker, Marian Bloom, Mary Ann Smith, Betty Jeon Eldredge, Virginia Ogden. SOPHOMORE SOFTBALL First Row: Frances Kisling, Rose Lo Bello, Carol Evans, Marie Gumble, Betty Lindsey, Beatrice Zampi, Lucille Maxfield. Second Row: Helen Hambalek, Mary Ann Coccetti, Gerry Occhiato, Irene Heffner, Josephine Allio, Jean Ann Ogden, Agnes Kostyun, Betty Wein- gartner, Agnes Sochor, Nancy Lo Bello, Catherine Zicari. Third Row: Jeanette Etner, Mary Hud- covich. Dawn Yager, Bonnie Shalkow- ski, Natalie Perl, Dorothy Guy, Con- cetto Argento, Ellen Van Dusen, Barbara Lewis, Violet Pucek, Nancy Little, Gertrude Brinser, Victoria Izzo, Angelina Zavatto, Shirley Eldredge, Mary Ann Banick, Anita Pisani. 57 STANDING BROAD JUMP Left to Right: Lillian Mrkus, Dolores Mietus, Virginia Kucero, Virginio Lozzi, Dolores Battoglini, Marian Bloom. CALISTHENICS Rumbling, roaring, booming drums, Give us a spirit theme for life. Let us hear the piccolo dance And listen as the trombone sings. Violin, awaken memory and call Those fleeting days of youth to us. 59 CONCERT BAND The members are: FLUTE: Jeanne Story, Rita Register; OBOE: June Ferguson; Eb CLARINET: Ruth Gutqesell; Bb CLARINET: William Smith, Joseph Tedeschi, Marilee Kramer, Herbert Kline, Richard Rude, Edward Zigata, Dolores Whitaker, Dolores Brown, Marlene Covert, Gerry Occhiato, Anthony Diorio, Polly Conwicke, Vincent Putrino, Mary Wright, Ellen Van Dusen, Mory Reordon, Delores Chondler, Norma Cochran, Jean Picciano, Hermina Bilek, Eben Bonear, Salvatore Rizzi; BASS CLARINET: Lois Griffith; Eb SAXOPHONE: Reeve Copp, Rita Antonette, Rudy Janasak, William Palombo; TENOR SAXOPHONE: Robert Emerson, Phyllis Rudler; BARITONE SAXOPHONE: Roger Varga, Richard Battista; BASSOON: Robert Quinn, Rose Marie Giordano; CORNET: Robert Ferraris, Willard Davis, Thomas North, Glenn Watrous, Leonard Fontana, Donald Co,vert, Jack Pitkin, John Marko, Eugene lannone, Richard Taylor, Beverly Wayda, June A. Lyons, Eleanor Bierly, Margaret Brain, Donald Juckett; FRENCH HORN: Helen Gould, Rita Jones, Betty Hackbart, Thomas Carlton, Peggy Waterman, Jane Hetzel, Gloria Reynolds, Nancy Money; BARITONE: Muriel Burnett, Clair Waterman, Floyd Mosher Richard Adams; TROMBONE: Carl Gillesoie, Mary Polisensky, Vivian Corneby, Dorothy Whitesell, Carol Compton, Beverly Stewart, James Johns,- BASS TUBA: Ronald Avery, Clarence Plummer, Paul Brewer, James Splain, William Norton, Leo Morris; TYMPANI: Bradford Burgher; DRUMS: William Closs, William Rogers, Robert Picciano, Donald Topping, Douglas Macdaid. The 84-piece Concert Band, under Mr. Ostling, has accomplished much this year. Besides playing for several special assemblies, it has played before a Civic Forum program and participated in Johnson City's gigantic celebration for her World War II veterans. The band's program at the annual Spring Instrumental Concert consisted of: The Lithuanian Rhapsody, by A. Louis Scarmolin; the second movement of Franz Schubert's Unfinished Symphony in B Minor ; Bach's immortal Komm, Susser Tod ( Come, Sweet Death ); the overture to The Student Prince, by Sigmund Romberg; a cornet trio, The Three Solitaires, by Victor Herbert; and a march, The Third Alarm, by Edward F. Goldman. 60 SENIOR ORCHESTRA FIRST VIOLINS: Janice Woodord, Virginia Ogden, Jeanne Story, Lucille Chura, Iva Letson, Gloria Reynolds, Marjorie Mann, Grace Hulslander. SECOND VIOLINS: Marilyn Mohney, Catherine Chomack, Roberta Collett, Jane Hetzel, Alice Cederborg, Donna Pickering. CELLOS: Eleanor Boyles, Marjorie Tritschler. STRING BASS: Ada Temple, Emma Jean Frazer. OBOE: June Ferguson.FLUTE: Rita Register. CLARINETS: Joseph Tedeschi, William Smith, Dolores Whitaker, Delores Chandler. BASSOON: Robert Quinn. ALTO SAXOPHONE: Rudy Janasok. TENOR SAXOPHONE: Phyllis Rudler. FRENCH HORNS: Helen Gould, Thomas Carlton, Rita Jones. CORNETS: Willard Davis, Thomas North, Leonard Fontana, Jack Pitkin. TROMBONES: Carl Gillespie, Dorothy Whitesell. BASS TUBA: Ronold Avery. TYMPANI: Bradford Burgher. DRUMS: William Closs, Nick Salemme. Under the capable direction of Mr. Stahl, the 40-piece senior orchestra has risen to a high rank. Last August (1946), the orchestra was called upon to give a concert for a meeting of the World Education Conference held at the I.B.M. In addition to playing for most of our assemblies, the orchestra has played for the Senior Play, Sermon for the graduates, and for graduation exercises. It has also played for the Parents' Night program and presented a short concert before a Civic Forum program. As usual the orchestra opened the annual Spring Instrumental Concert, playing Mozart's overture to Cosi Fan Tutte and Beethoven's lovable Andante Cantabile Move- ment of his First Symphony. It also played a fantasy based upon shepherd themes, entitled Roumanian Fantasy by Carol Velska; Ponchielli's Dance of the Hours and a violin ensemble Fugato by St. Jacome. MEMBERS OF THE VIOLIN ENSEMBLE Left to Right: Marjorie Mann, Iva Letson, Marilyn Mohney, Janice Woodard, Jeanne Story, Grace Hulslander, Lucille Chura, Gloria Reynolds, Virginia Ogden. 61 £9 COLONIAL FIFE AND DRUM CORPS ENKOTT DRUM MAJOR: Richard Mietus. FIFES: Ernest Bryant, Robert Humphreys, Sanford Sallerson, Robert Fitch, Gary Little, John Mihok, John Bundas, Rudy Janasak, Frank Janecek, Charles Komar, Robert Fallon, Michael Ripic. SNARE DRUM: Bradford Burgher, Douglas Macdaid, Frank Mingarelli, Stephen Samsonik,Donald Topping, Constontine Tzivanis, Robert Picciano, Carl Gillespie. BASS DRUM: Roger Vargo, George Volenta, Paul Ives, Robert Cerwonka, Frank Allio, and Goode Cheatham. Did you know that a colonial drum corps is the slowest marching organization in the world? Its cadence is one hundred ten steps a minute. Did you know the colonial drum corps dates back to the Revolution when troops of the continental army marched mile after mile to the beat of drums? The oldest corps in the United States today is the Mattatuch Drum Band of Waterbury, Conn., dating back to 1767. The U-E Colonials were organized in the fall of 1935 and became one of the out- standing junior corps of New York State. The colonials have held the distinction of New York State Junior Champions during the years 1936-'37-'38-'39 and '41. Through these contest years, the Colonials have collected twenty-seven cups and trophies. As for our uniforms, we wear the traditional continental dress uniform, which is very colorful with its cut-away coat, breeches, long flowing bow-ties and leggings. To this add a three-cornered hat and you have a picture of an early American. Our music is that which has been handed down from one generation to another. Some of it dates back to the Revolution. A good example of this is White Cockade and Yankee Doodle. Yankee Doodle, an English Air, was played by colonial fifers to ridicule the British after some American had set the time to the words which we know today. These tunes, our spread-out manner of marching, and our colorful uniforms make quite a contrast with the average drum corps today. If you will notice, our American flag suggests the early American era. Yes, it's the Betsy Ross. The long roll, one of the twenty-seven rudiments, was used as a signal to bring the defenders of America together. Whenever they heard its low rumble, they would leave their work and come running with their flintlocks. Thus drummers played an important part in America's fight for freedom. U-E should be proud of its Colonial Drum Corps. It takes a lot of work on both the teacher's and pupils' part to organize such a group. U-E is fortunate in having Mr. Ostling who is quite a drum corps enthusiast. 62 A CAPPELLA CHOIR SOPRANOS: Marion Bottino, Mary Bousquet, Jane Cook, Anne Marie Crane, Ada Dietrichsen, Lydia Fedones, Nancy Lee Frey, Rose Marie Giordano, Helen Gould, Barbara Hammond, Dorothy Hickey, Eleanor Hickey, Eleanor Hospodor, Mary Hoyt, Josephine lannone, Beverly James, Kathleen Kovanagh, Marilee Kramer, Patricia Lane, Agnes Miklos, Joan Mitchell, Constance Orris, Dorothy Packard, Susie Porzuczek, Dorothy Poklemba, Marian Remelius, Lillian Richards, Joyce Rox, Marilyn Sheehan, Barbara Silvernail, Alma Streno, Janice Woodard, Sandra Wright. ALTOS: Marjorie Allen, Eleanor Bierly, Marian Bloom, Elaine Bonazzi, Dolores Brown, Joan Bennett, Marie Chomak, Lucille Chura, Mary Lou Crane, Paula Davis, Dorla Felter, June Ferguson, Anne Forde, Mary Jane George, Irene Heffner, Nancie Huffcutt, Victoria Izzo, June Ann Lyons, Virginia Mandyck, Shirley Mitchell, Margaret O'Brien, Virginia Ogden, Jeanette Pero, Donna Pickering, Dorothy Whitesell, Mary Wright, Barbara Smith, Jeanne Story. TENORS: Mickey Arcangeli, Eugene Bickford, John Ciccarelli, Richard Darby, Caesar George, Carmen laneri, Donald Mastro, Tony Mistretta, Arthur Neira, Jock Owen, Joseph Tedeschi. BASSES: Frank Allio, Ronald Avery, James Backes, Ernest Bryant, Elliot Cattarulla, Nick Dranchak, Robert Emerson. Robert Ferroris, Robert Fitch, Angelo Giordano, Wilbur Hess, Robert Jones, Charles Komar, Richard Kropp, Edward O'Brien, Joseph Pero, Arthur Redpath, Ralph Robbins, Russell Sitgreaves, Arthur Stenberg, Pat Zicari. The A Cappella Choir is made up of ninety-four of the most talented vocal students at U-E. In past years the choir has won award after award in state contests. This year's choir has given concerts at both junior high schools: Henry B. Endicott and George Washington. The group provided musical background for the Christmas Play and, along with the Glee Club, gave a Christmas Concert. They sang for the Sermon for the graduates and for several of our assemblies. Being a favorite musical group of I.B.M. music lovers, the A Cappella has given concerts for that corporation at various times during the year. To close each season, the entire A Cappella Choir holds an outing. CORNET TRIO PLAYING THREE SOLITAIRES 64 Thomas North, Willard Davis, Robert Ferraris. GLEE CLUB The Glee Club this year has advanced. Instead of being just a preparatory organiza- tion for the A Cappella Choir, it has made its own way to become an important part of our music system. At the Christmas concert, Mrs. Edson led the Glee Club in a brilliant performance. The Glee Club shared in the program for the Vocal Concert this spring. The members are: Pianist: Muriel Burnett Beverly Aldrich, Janet Andrews, Angelina Antonelli, Josephine Apalovich, Concetta Argento, Mary Argento, Phyllis Arnold, Dorothy Babuka, Jane Baker, Jane Baldwin, Marion Ball, Mary Ann Banick, Catherine Barbara, Joan Barnes, Geraldine Barno, Jean Berry, Jean Beardsley, Annamae Bornt, Evelyn Bottino, Mary Ann Bravi, Gertrude Brinser, Dolores Brown, Eleanor Boyles, Elizabeth Burdick, Geneva Burin, Anna Bussa, Lois Colley, Audrey Cambers, Loretta Campbell, Jane Cannavino, Eleanor Corwin, Delores Chandler, Betty Cheer, Rose Ciacelli, Marie Cicciarelli, Marie Cianciosi, Mary Cianciosi, Agnes Clark, Roberta Collett, Josephine Colapietro, Edna Cooper, Janet Copp, Vivian Corneby, Barbara Cunningham, Vivien Curry, Shirley Davis, Louise Deacon, Audrey Dent, Catherine Deraco, Esther Deraco, Diana DeSantis, Angelina DiVincenzo, Frances Duffek, Shirley Edwards, Betty Jean Eldredge, Dorothy Emerson, Rosemarie Escovar, Margaret Evans, Joanne Fargo, Ada FeDora, Shirley Fitch, Janet Forbes, Norma Fuller, Bernetta Galembush, Ethel Galgocy, Margaret Getman, Regina Giordano, Anastasia Glowa, Marie Guarnieri, Mary Halas, Theresa Halpin, Joyce Harding, Marguerite Harding, Helen Hambalek, Helen Hriciga, Doris Hoag, Mary Hudcovic, Grace Hulslonder, Dolores Isabella, Joyce Johnson, Rita Jones, Edith Jordan, Mary Anna Kadlecik, Marjorie Kerekanich, Frances Kisling, Connie Kintner, Virginia Kistner, Dorothy Kolanda, Mary Kucera, Virginia Kucera, Eleanor La France, Gloria Lee, Nancy LoBello, Kathleen 4_oftus, Fannie Longo, Virginia Lozzi, Thelma Martynek, Marcella Matulewicz, Marjorie Mann, Theresa Marzocca, Helen Motola, Annette Matteo, Lucille Maxfield, Madolyn.McComb, Juanita McLain, Jean MacLeod, Dolores McMullen, Florence Middaugh, Mary Jane Mills, Shirley Mitchell, Marilyn Mohney, Adeline Mucilli, Rose Murphy, Inez Nogaret, Emmie Norton, Patricia O'Brien, Jean Ann Ogden, Zita O'Hara, Genevieve Orzol, Beverly Pado, Lois Parrish, Jeanne Pennell, Bernice Pier, Ruth Pierce, Mory Pipta, Dolores Prince, Violet Pucek, Philomena Raymondi, Betty Reif, Jean Reardon, Mary Francis Reardon, Mary Ripic, Joyce Rollo, Luciana Rotunno, Phyllis Rudler, Barbara Saddlemire, Elaine Sentesi, Bonnie Shalkowski, Patty Sibley, Lillian Skumanich, Eleanor Snyder, Janice Snyder, Norma Stack, Marjorie Stemples, Dawn Storm, Elma Tolcott, Athalia Thompson, Marjorie Tritschler, Jennie Vanek, Lucy Ann Warren, Dorothy Watson, Marilyn Welch, Betty Weingartner, Eunice Wheat, Jean Whipple, Dolores Whitaker, Irene Wolock, Vilda Wyatt. Dawn Yager, Angelina Zavatto, Laura Zenger, Virginia Ziegler, Jina Zimbaro, Theresa Zimbaro. 65 Sometimes meetings teach us better manners, Show us many helpful hints and graces, Even how to argue wisely; better still, Listen to others, ponder, live together. 66 STUDENT COUNCIL At Table: Bob Conti, Treasurer; Marilyn Lewis, Vice-President; Arthur Stenberg, President; Mary Jonecek, Secretory; June Ann Lyons, Reporter. Back Row: Dorothy Ann Packard, Josephine lannone, Ellen Von Dusen, Carl Spencer, Herbert Kline, Anthony Vetrano, Elaine Bonozzi, Betty Jean Eldredge, Lois Porrish. The Student Council, duly elected from all four classes, Tri-Hi and other accepted clubs, takes an active part in the activities of U-E, especially those creating better cooperation and promoting a closer relationship between the students and faculty, promot- ing general welfare of the school, and inspiring better citizenship. It is the Student Council's special duty to act upon suggestions given by the Advisory Council. Their advisor is Mr. Mulhollen. ADVISORY COUNCIL Sitting: Josephine lannone, Virginia Kucera, Virginia Mandyck, Dorothy Ann Packard, Jacqueline Atwood, Mary Janecek, Helen Banick, Donna Croman, Margaret Seversky, Margaret Kerekanich, Lois Parrish, Billie Wildow, Margaret Brain. Second Row: Anthony Vetrano, Marilyn Lewis, Martha McManis, Betty Jean Eldredge, Ellen Van Dusen, Elaine Bonazzi, Violet Pucek, Agnes Sochor, June Ann Lyons, Lois Dunn, Lillian Mrkus, David Allen. Third Row: Karl Spencer, Arthur Stenberg, Robert Conti, Harold Durfee, Herbert Kline, Richard Felter, Robert Sirko, Carlo Roma, Carmen laneri, Mario Lozzi, Jomes Nord, Dominic Rossi. The Advisory Council, which is now in its second year, was set up to help gather in the opinions and suggestions of the students for action by the Student Council; and to give the students a closer contact with the Student Council, as each home room has a chairman. The Council has the same officers as the Student Council and is under the same faculty advisor, Mr. Mulhollen. 67 TRI-HI CLUB OFFICERS Left to Right (Down) : Marian Bloom, Reporter; Virginia Kucero, Secretary; Dorothy Ann Packard, Vice-President; June Ann Lyons, Treasurer; Fannie Longo, President. THANKSGIVING QUEEN AND FOOTBALL CAPTAIN Under the guidance of Miss Gladys Mersereau since its organization in 1931, the Tri-Hi Club has added another successful year to its history. The 272 members have put on sport dances, annual Christmas and Spring formals, and a carnival. The annual All U-E Night Dance was held Thanksgiving night by the Tri-Hi and Hi Clubs. Some girls formed a bowling group while another group enjoys weekly dips at the Y. The girls participated in the selling of Marine tags. They also collected gifts and donations for the World Christmas Festival which sends packages to unfortu- nate children in Europe. An annual graduation prize is awarded for French. The Tri-Hi Club has also established a fund whereby former members may borrow money to be used for a college education. No interest is charged until the girl has been out of college for two years. THE QUEEN AND HER ATTENDANTS AT THE THANKSGIVING DANCE Left to Right: Henry Harris, Joyce Pado, Walter Jankowski, Jean Berry, Patsy Del Santo, Charles Harris, Mary Lou Crane, Jeanne Story, Shirley Bingaman (last year's queen), George Cordone (last year's coptain), Catherine Chubinsky (1946 queen), Donald Mostro (1946 captoin). Rose Murphy, Daniel Novelli, Jane Cook, Russell Wheatley, Jane Baker, Richard Marino, Anne Marie Crane, Michael Rotondi, Ethel Golgocy, Arthur Stenberg, June Strickland, Walter Shonosky. 68 TRI-HI GIRLS’ BOWLING TEAM Front Row: Bonnie Frutiger Eleanor Snyder, Grace Hulslander, Eleanor Bierly, Joanne Fargo, Marcella Matulewicz, Anita lannone, Vivian Corneby, Eleanor Boyles. Second Row: Janice Snyder, Virginia Kistner, Marian Bloom, Phyllis Pulse, Lois Messersmith, Thelma Thompson, June Messersmith, Carol Byers, Marjorie Tritschler, Diana De Santis, Barbara Saddlemire. 69 TECHNICAL CLUB Front Row: Russell Norris, John Pfaff, James Barton, Gerald Fitch, Elwood Hendrick, Gary Kilmer, Tony Klima, Edward Hendrick. Second Row: Willard Davis, John Desko, Robert King, Rudy Janasak, Paul Ives, John Eggleston, John Lloyd. Third Row: Frank Janecek, James McPherson, Gilbert Weston, Clarence Plummer, Richard Taylor, Raymond Prebish. OFFICERS About ten years ago, Mr. Russell Norris started a Technical Club here at U-E, a club which since has been quite active. Educational and social activities for technical students furnish the purpose for the organization. The club has educational movies and lectures pertaining to the technical course and has visited during the year the local industries. This year, the boys are working toward a fund for sweaters, with insignia on each, for every member. The club ends its activities each year with an outing. The present officers are as follows: President, Elwood Hendrick; Vice-President, James Barton; Secretary, Gerald Fitch; Treasurer, Richard Taylor. The faculty advisors, who have aided the club greatly, are Mr. Klett and Mr. Evans. OUTING AT CHENANGO VALLEY STATE PARK 70 CREATIVE WRITING CLUB This year members of the Creative Writing Club have had as one of their objectives participation in the Creative Writing Contest. At their meetings, they have discussed different types of writing with their advisor, Mrs. Edna Finch. Material writ- ten by members of the club is also discussed at meetings by the members in an effort to help both the writer and others planning to write something similar. Students who have won prizes in previous Creative Writing Contests or those who because of their interest or quality of writing have been recommended by an English teacher, are eligible for membership in the club. Last year, twelve awards for creative writing went to members of the club. Officers for this year are: Marilyn Allen, President; Goode Cheatham, Vice-President; Lillian Skumanich, Secretary; and Dick Kropp, Treasurer. CREATIVE WRITING CLUB MEMBERS Marilyn Allen, Beatrice Bates, Ann Bierly, Bradford Burgher, Paul Brewer, Patricia Cederborg, Goode Cheatham, Douglas Clark, Carol Compton, Polly Conwicke, Donna Croman, Vivien Curry, Anne Forde, Dick Kropp, Rosemary Lewis, Martha McManis, Veronica Mekucky, Paul Prentice, Lillian Skumanich, and Alice Sprague. 71 THESAURUS BUSINESS STAFF 1946 YEARBOOK DISTRIBUTION read Last year's THESAURUS was a success. The Thesaurus staff of '47 hopes to keep up the good record in this second year of publication. As is customary, part of the Tiger staff, plus all other interested students, join either Mrs. Finch, faculty head of the editorial staff, or Miss Hollister, faculty head of the business staff, to bring the students of U-E a printed record of their senior year. It has also been their aim to add as many other student activities as possible and to represent the other years of high school, to make enjoyable ing for the undergraduate classes as well. Front Row: Roberta Collett, Mory Janecek, Virginia Kucera, Ethel Golgocy, Josephine lannone, Theresa Colonna, Rosemary O'Connell. Second Row: Morjorie Allen, Ann Bierly, Marilyn Allen, Martha McManis, Jonice Woodard, Lois Parrish, Patricia Cederborg. Third Row: Paul Brewer, Patricia Matts, Elaine Bonazzi, Goode Cheatham, Joan McConnell, Joseph Tedeschi, Dorothy Hoppes, Herbert Kline. TYPISTS 72 WORKING ON THE THESAURUS Seated: Vivien Curry, Lillian Skum- anich, Marilyn Allen, Joseph Tedeski. Standing: William Smith, Fannie Longo, Richard Kropp, Anne Forde. EDITORIAL STAFF Seated: Jeanne Pennell, Ellen Van Dusen, Marilyn Allen, Fannie Longo, Josephine lannone, Kathleen Kava- nagh, Donna Croman, Vivien Curry. Standing: Patty Cederborg, William Smith, Anne Forde, Don Mastro, Alice Cederborg, Alice Sprague, Donald Clark, Joe Tedeschi, Richard Kropp, Martha McManis, Lillian Skumanich. COMMERCIAL CLUB First Row: Nina Perkins, Irene Parsons, Eleanor Snyder, Betty Jean Eldredge, Billie Wildow, Joyce Rollo. Second Row: Alice Trover, Margaret Clegg, Eleanor Corwin, Betty Root, Lillian FeDora, Joyce Towsand, Lucille Bruce, Lillian Fedones, Third Row: Elgie Trover, Theresa Zimbaro, Mary Parkolap. Fourth Row: Vinnie Giallo, Joyce Haskell, June Messersmith, Beverly Stewart, Katherine Hoog. Fifth Row: Phyllis Arnold, Gloria Lee, Eleanor Hickey, Eleanor Bierly, Mary Ann Bravi, Vivien Curry, Concetta Argento, Ann Steinke, Lillian Skumanich, Jina Zimbaro. Sixth Row: Norma Battaglini, Mary Komar, Audrey Dent, Catherine Coppola. Other Members: Marjorie Allen, Rose Marie Hanley, Iva Harrington, Joyce Nichols, Shirley Stamm, Phyllis Stanko, and Mary Beggy, who was graduated in January. Under the supervision-of Miss Kniskern, the Commercial Club this year has made many interesting field trips to obtain first hand information about commercial and business enterprises of our community. The club is made up of ambitious future business people and these activities give to the members a glimpse of the commercial work they are taught in class, in actual use and practice. Visiting the telephone exchange proved very interesting. Here, the girls learned many of the intricacies and operations which go on in the telephone exchange. During the visit to the post office, the procedure for outgoing and incoming mail, registered letter service, special delivery, and parcel post were explained. Another very informative visit was made to the Endicott-Johnson Sales Building. The students were taken into the different departments and shown the work of each. Miss McCullough of the I.B.M. Personnel Office gave a talk recently about personal interviews. She explained the correct procedure of an interview, how to dress and act, and just what is expected of an applicant. The reason the club takes these trips and has executives and employees from different fields of business talk at meetings is to acquaint the members with business activities of the community, for the only way we can appreciate the everyday services given us is by seeing them in operation. Officers of the club this year are: Billie Wildow, President; Mary Beggy, Vice- President; Betty Jean Eldredge, Secretary; Eleanor Snyder, Treasurer. 74 ITALIAN CLUB Seated: Fannie Longo, Treasurer; Doris Borromei, President; Mrs. Marie McCarthy, Faculty Adviser; Theresa Colonna, Vice-President; Dolores Isabella, Secretary. Standing, First Row: Josephine LaFortezza, Louise Nirchi, Julia Parisi, Catherine Zicari, Filomena Rano, Dolores Petrilli, Pat Lane, Rita Bottino. Second Row: Catherine Coppola, Mary Rizzi, Marion Bottino, Vinnie Giallo, Inez Nogaret, Josephine Matolka, Dorla Felter, Angelina Antonelli. Third Row: Mary Jane George, Joseph Tedeschi, Jr., William Smith, Flavio Mangus, Carmen laneri, Vincent Putrino, Evelyn Bottino. The Italian Club, under the supervision of Mrs. Marie McCarthy, has completed by far its most successful year. It sponsored a sport dance at the beginning of the season, which was followed by a banquet for club members. A tea was given later in the season for parents. At the tea a skit and recitations were presented. The annual Christmas issue of Circolo Italiano was again edited by pupils of the Italian classes. This magazine contains articles written in Italian. A movie, Soli, Soli Nella Notte, starring Gino Becchi, opera star of La Scala di Milano, was sponsored by the Italian Club at a midnight performance in the Lyric. Proceeds — $225 — were sent to the Italian War Orphans' Fund. Club officers are: Doris Borromei, President; Teresa Colonna, Vice-President; Dolores Isabella, Secretary; and Fannie Longo, Treasurer. PLAY GROUP BANQUET 5 .V. % LIBRARY CLUB Seated: Mary Komar, Patty Fallon, Marguerite Harding. Standing: Shirley Etdredge, Audrey Keeney, Dick Mead, Audrey Cambers, Nancy LoBelio. The members of the U-E Library Club spend one period each day working in the library. They render valuable service to the school, the library and the librarian. In return the members receive an intimacy with the library, as well as an understanding of how to use the resources in connection with their studies. This experience will carry over to their use of the public and college libraries. The Club meets one period each week in a seminar group for instruction and train- ing. Lessons are worked out on the unit plan. After beginning work on the unit each student must rely on himself to follow directions on the lesson sheet, asking help from the librarian only after he has tried every resource available for finding the material himself. Prerequisites for club membership are aptitude, scholarship, and dependability. OFFICERS OF THE CLUB 1946-1947 Potty Fallon...................President Shirley Eldredge .... Vice-President Mary Komar.....................Secretary Marguerite Harding .... Treasurer FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA Front Row: Irene Copeland, Jane Copp, Ada FeDora, Justina Dannibale, Joyce Keiper, Jean Weber, LoisMessersmith, Laura Zenger. Back Row: Patricia Sibley, Dorothy Babuka, Arlene Powers, Doris Fuller, Phyllis Terry, Barbara Saddlemire, Florence Middaugh, Morcella Motulewicz, Helen Bunganich, Eleanor LaFrance. Other Members: Alice Clark, Agnes Clark, Dorothy Emerson, Priscilla Huffcutt, Anna Marie Krall, Josephine Colapietro, Eleanor Lemoncelli, Janet Copp, Rosita Sgobba, Theresa McQuade. INITIATION CEREMONY What was formerly the Dom-Econ Club of U-E has taken on a new name, the Future Homemakers of America, and is now affiliated with the state organization of the same name. The above picture shows their first formal initiation ceremony characteristic through- out the state. Under the direction of Miss Coveney and Miss Saltsman, the members of the club acquire useful knowledge and experience for doing things in the home and in the com- munity. Making toys for children, planning parties to be held in the home, learning to refinish furniture, making slip covers and dressing tables, knitting socks and mittens and doing things for community organizations are some of the projects of the club this year. The officers of the club are: Lois Messersmith, President; Dorothy Emerson, Vice- President; Jean Weber, Secretary; Laura Zenger, Treasurer; Barbara Saddlemire, Reporter. 76 FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA Founded in Endicott, New York, by Stephen O. Salmon in 1922, 'The Future Farmers of America now has over three hundred chapters in New York State. To be eligible for member- ship, one has to be enrolled in the agricultural course. Our local U-E group has about thirty- five members. Under the direction of Mr. Henry C. White, faculty advisor, the group has been rapidly progressing and is now collecting money for the new State Future Farmers'camp, situated in the heart of the Adirondack Mountains. With one thousand acres of land for hiking and camping and three lakes for boating and swimming. Camp Oswegatchie will soon be ready to house seventy-five boys a week in its two hotels and fourteen cottages. During the week, the boys will take courses in training for rural leadership and hear lectures from various celebrities on various subjects. During the winter the U-E Aggies had a basketball team which belonged to the Tioga- Chemung County League. The year's officers are: Karl Spencer, President; Tom O'Rourke, Vice-President; Herb Yoder, Secretary; Ramon Alderman, Treasurer; William Rogers, Reporter; Leonard Pembridge, Watch Dog. OFFICERS Front Row: Clyde Avery, Leonard Pembridge, Williom Rogers, Romon Alderman, Karl Spencer, Herbert Yoder, Thomas O'Rourke. Second Row: Loren Wage, Robert Simpson, Donald Bush- Third Row: Gerald Steele, Edward Maxfield, Raymond nell, Donald Atwood, Bruce Schultz, Byron Stoddard, Vergason, Edmund Guy, Merton Ketchum, Bernard Day. Robert Griffin, Floyd Mosher, Richard Mann, Stuart Pitcher, Kenneth Mulnix. 77 AG REPAIR SHOP THE U-E “TIGER Fourteen years ago, our school published its first edition of the 'Tiger 7 Since then, the Tiger has become a familiar landmark, rolling off the press three or four times a year, supported and paid for entirely by the student body and its competent business staff. In 1938, it won the Quill ond Scroll first place international award and has won honors in the Columbia Press Association. Due to the scarcity of paper and high prices only one issue of the Tiger was published this year. However, next year, with more normal condi- tions in publishing, the Tiger will again keep busy its junior and senior literary and business staffs under Mrs. Finch and Miss Hollister. The Junior Literary Staff members automatically become Senior Staff members after proving literary merit. SENIOR LITERARY STAFF Seated: Martha McManis, Humor Editor; Marilyn Allen, Exchange Editor; Josephine lannone. Girls' Sport Editor; Anne Forde, Co-Editor; Lillian Skumanich, Co-Editor; Fannie Longo; Marilyn Lewis, Exchange Editor; Vivien Curry. Standing: Nancy Frey, Connie Orris, Alice Sprague, Bradford Burgher; Douglas Clark, Richard Kropp, Boys' Sport Editor; Veronica Mekucky, Donna Croman, Kath- leen Kavanagh. Irene Kushner and Janet Andrews were not present for the picture. JUNIOR LITERARY STAFF Josephine Allio, Marion Ball, Margaret Brain, Mary Ann Graziano, Helen Hambalek, Helen Hriciga, Agnes Bravi, Patricia Cederborg, Mary Ann Coccetti, Polly Kostyun, Rosemary Lewis, Mary Jane Mills, Shirley Conwicke, Ada Dietrichsen, Dolores Esposito, Rosemary Mitchell, Jean Ann Ogden, Ruth Pierce, Philomena Raymondi, Lucy Warren, Jean Whipple, Louise Williams. ART STAFF Seated: Dorothea Shearer, Edward Isban, Nancy Lou Brown, Irene Wolock, Lois Griffith, Anne Lavo, John Hart, Theresa Seversky. Standing: Mary Harbst, Alice Cederborg, Helen Phillips, Victoria Izzo. BUSINESS STAFF Third Row: Mary Janecek, Ethel Galgocy, Virginia Kucera, Josephine lannone, Eleanor Hickey, Roberta Collett, Martha McManis. Fourth Row: Paul Brewer, Herbert Kline, Paul Prentice, Goode Cheatham, Joseph Tedeschi. 78 Our Class Days, plays, dances, teas, What glorious fun we found in these. Happiness is always waiting Ready for us to do the dating. 79 MERCHANT OF VENICE Scenes from William Shake- speare's, The Merchant of Venice, were presented in an assembly program by members of the Sophomore class. Pic- tured above are: Harry- Hib- bard, Donald Clark, Robert Stehm, Lee Haverlak, Margaret Evans, Theresa Halpin, Gordon Saddlemire, Luciana Rotunno, Edith Jordan, Leo Brady, Au- drey Dent and Joseph Cook. The presentation was under the direction of Miss Esty and Mr. McCormack. SHYLOCK, BASS AN 10 AND ANTONIO MERCHANT OF VENICE CAST 1946 JUNE SENIOR PROM Arthur Stenberg, Dorothy Packard, Dolores John Baker, Patricia Rogers, Lois Banks, Bill Gow. Battaglini, Richard Brown. Anna Lavo, Helen Phillips. AN EXHIBIT OF ARTS AND CRAFTS JANUARY SENIOR PROM Joseph Machlica, Beverly Kenefick, Joseph Makar, Janet Forbes, George Roszinski, Miss Rasmussen, Beverly Pado. 81 TALENT SHOW Seated: Bob Kropp, Gene Chandler, Mary Wright. Standing: Harry Hibbard, Donald Clark, Jim Backes, Marie Guarnieri, Walter Jankowski, Tony Mistretta, Bob Lucas. JANUARY CLASS DAY CHRISTMAS FORMAL Nancy Frey, Pat Sergi, Barbara Hammond, Walter Jankowski, Barbara Saddlemire. 82 CHRISTMAS PLAY A Christmas play, Why the Chimes Rang, was presented under the di- rection of Miss Barbara Thayer. The cast included: Richard Kropp, Bradford Burgher, Robert Kropp, Joyce Pado, Dora Peters, Joan Mandyck, Helen Campbell, William Smith and Walter Leahy. The Nativity Scene, used as a backdrop, was painted by Mrs. Catherine Gridley Kacsur, a former art in- structor of U-E. WHY THE CHIMES RANG CARMELO CASCIO JANUARY SENIOR PLAY The January senior play, a presentation of the happenings in a typical American family, entitled The Fighting Littles, was staged on January 16. The cast included: Robert Kropp, Joyce Pado, Paul Phelps, Rosalie Canna- vino, Irene Kushner, Mary Lou Crane, Pierre Greene, Leo Miller, Edith Ligouri, Elaine Biseo, Angeline Er- lich, Harold Oliphant, Joan Mandyck, Dora Peters, and Betty Burdick. 83 THE FIGHTING LITTLES CHRISTMAS TEA FORTUNE TELLING 84 LANCELOT GOBBO Some treasures that are miscellaneous, Quite difficult to count or classify, Now fall in bright and shining disarray, And yet we would not wish to pass them by. 85 86 STUDENTS AT WORK SCHOOL NURSE AND SCHOOL PHYSICIAN Miss Baker and Dr. Mallory MAINTENANCE FORCE First Row: Mrs. Sarah Lloyd, Joseph Johnson, Ernest LaShier. Second Row: Peter Gibbore, Ross Bea- man, Frank Courtright, D. G. Edwards. CUSTODIAN OF BOOKS 87 Mrs. Genevieve Roberts 88 CHEER LEADING COMPETITION CAKE-MAKING MR. EVANS' SHOP GEAR-CUTTING ON A VAN NORMAN MILLING MACHINE John Eggleston, Elwood Hendrick, George Ross. RADIO SHOP SHOWING OSCILLOGRAPH RADIO SHOP; MR. ROSSIE, INSTRUCTOR 90 MR. HILL'S MACHINE SHOP Victor Hesse, Bob Mosher, Mr. Hill, Woyne Felter, Bill Eldridge, Ray Dobrovolsky. MR. NORRIS’ WOOD SHOP 91 VETERANS’ ENGLISH IV CLASS USHERS AND USHERETTES FOR JANUARY COMMENCEMENT First Row: Anne Forde, Barbara Smith, Joan McConnell, Lillian Sku- manich, Doris Vanderlip, Anna Lavo. Second Row: George Bachura, Arthur Stenberg, Gerald Fitch, John Desko, Joseph Struck. 1947 SCHOLASTIC CREATIVE WRITING WINNERS Front Row: Barbara Hammond, Margaret Salato, Josephine Matolka, Elaine Sentesi, Beverly Wayda, Elaine Bonazzi, Margaret Katsaris, Marilyn Allen, Jean Ann Ogden. Bock Row: Lucille Maxfield, Veronica Mekucky, Anne Donovan, Tony Klima, Anne Forde, Beatrice Bates, Polly Conwicke, Patty Cederborg. Not Present: Elaine Biseo, Karl Matolka (winner of two awards), Marjorie Tritschler BOYS’ BOWLING TEAM Standing: Robert Emerson, Herbert Kline, William Reynolds, Robert Mosher, Larry Welch, Donald Billings. Kneeling: Douglas Williams, Douglas Shultz, Leonard Fontana, Willard Davis, Harold Rought, Erwin Goldberg. Absent: Nick Dranchak, John Dut- kowsky, Gerald Doolittle, Wayne Felter. 92 MEDALISTS Bradford Burgher, winner of 1 4 medals in drum contests. Douglas Macdaid, winner of contests. 1 2 medals in drum MISS WALTERS’ PROBLEMS” CLASSES ON TOUR AT THE I.B.M. PRESENTING FOOTBALL TROPHY Fred Zappia, Ty Cobb, Donald Mastro. BEATRICE BATES, WINNER IN BROOME COUNTY YOUTH FORUM ESSAY CONTEST 'AT THE INFORMATION DESK’ MISS VOGELGSANG PRESENTING RUDY JANASAK WITH AWARD FOR BUS SAFETY CONTEST 94 There is nothing better to help us recall our school day happenings, Than snapshots that we’ll turn to with a grin. Then we’ll remember things forgotten and occurrences that are gone, And we’ll think of incidents that might have been. 95 96 97 98 OOtt O 99 100 101 102 Goodbye Every line a thought; every thought a paragraph; every paragraph a memory! Each page is a delightful reflection of past happenings or sorrowful contemplation of silly failures. We gaze at the THESAURUS with its memorable treasures. The rocket, our heavenly symbol; the Thesaurus, our earthly reality. Each picture a spark, each section a beam, the book a flaring rocket! Its beauty, a record of the best years of our life. Classroom incidents, hallway conversations, oral reports, vocabulary tests, basketball and football games, track meets, dances, friends, formals, assemblies, faculty members—thoughts of all these flash through our minds. 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Chevrolet Sales Service 3 Grant Avenue Endicott, New York 1 14 MAGIC CITY ICE MILK CO., INC. 607 North Street Phone 84-85 PASTEURIZED MILK and CREAM HOMOGENIZED VITAMIN D MILK BUTTERMILK CHOCOLATE DRINK ORANGE DRINK CHEESE COURTEOUS DELIVERY SERVICE WELLS i MESSEMER — INC. — — DODGE SALES SERVICE PLYMOUTH DODGE JOB RATED TRUCKS URGE STOCK OF FACTORY ENGINEERED PARTS COMPLETE CAR SERVICE BY FACTORY TRAINED MECHANICS GUARANTEED USED CARS TRUCKS PHONE ENDCT 493 1302 E. MAIN ST. ENDICOTT Congratulations! To U-E GRADUATES ☆ Lamb's Ice Cream ELKS BAKE SHOP QUALITY GOODS ONLY 110 WASHINGTON AVENUE Phone 2226 COMPLIMENTS of Triple Cities Traction Corporation COMPLETE HOME FURNISHINGS and GENERAL ELECTRIC APPLIANCES FURNITURE CO. I NIC. 113 WASHINGTON AVE. ENDICOTT.N.Y 1 18 MODERN DRESS SHOP 118 Washington Avenue Phone 261 CONGRATULATIONS Vincent J. Smith to the INC. CLASS OF 1947 —•— GENERAL —•— CONTRACTORS and BUILDERS OZALID —•— Division of GENERAL ANILINE FILM CORPORATION Corner Clark St. and Rogers Ave. ENDICOTT, NEW YORK Phone Endicoft 2626 Johnson City, New York Binghamton 2-5358 1 19 PAINTS ENAMELS BRUSHES Electrical Appliances Wall Paper Floor Wax Hartquist Myers 135 Washington Are., Endicott, N. Y. Phone 1 59 B. W. Hartquist R. S. Myers Novello’s DRY CLEANING 1106 North Street 3110 East Main Street ALL THE LOCAL and WORLD-WIDE NEWS... Nearly Everyone in Greater Endicott READS The ENDICOTT DAILY BULLETIN .. .Your Town Newspaper ASSOCIATED PRESS INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERVICE 120 HENRY’S Leading Jewelers —•— HI-HONORED DIAMONDS 3 Washington Avenue WALTER R. MILLER CO., Inc. ENDICOTT LUMBER BOX CO. 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SHOP ENDICOTT'S FOREMOST STORE For INFANTS-CHILDREN’S-MISSES’ WEAR HOME FURNISHINGS ■- -■ 105 Washington Avenue 49 WASHINGTON AVENUE PHONE 16 ENDICOTT. N. Y. 122 WHAT'S IN A NAME? In HATS It's DOBBS In SHIRTS It's WINGS In TIES It's McCURRACH In HOSE It's WESTMINSTER IN A STORE IT IS— ed moss ENDICOTT'S PREFERRED MEN'S STORE Professional EDUCATION Courses in Accountancy, Journalism Girls Like to Say Secretarial Science, Commercial Teaching, Business Administration, Medical Secretarial IT C A M E FRO M BACHELOR DEGREES LEE’S Catalogue Free on Request LEADS IN FASHION Rider College Founded 1865 Trenton, New Jersey 15 Washington Ave. Endicott, N. Y. CONGRATULATIONS MacCLARY-STABLER AGENCY J. H. KELLY Soft Water Service GENERAL INSURANCE SERVICE Since 1853 105 East Main Street 1904 East Main Street Endicott, New York Endicott, New York Phone 418 WEEKS STONE ----Stationers--- Phone 2427 BOOKS LENDING LIBRARY School and Office Supplies Stationery 1406 Vi North St. Endicott, N. 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