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

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TH ESAURUS GENERAL STAFF Editor in Chief: Polly Conwicke. Associate Senior Editors: Joan Babbitt, Margaret Brain, Elliot Cattarulla, Patricia Cederborg, Kathleen Kavanagh, Mary Jane Mills, Joan Mitchell, Jeanette Pero, John Salemme. Associate Junior Editors: Frances Kissell, Vincent Monaco, Eva Ormon, Jeanne Pennell, Violet Pucek, Patricia Saxton, Ellen Van Dusen. Associate Sophomore Editors: Charles Morgan, Joan Muffley, Patricia Sawicki, Joseph Schwarz. Associate Freshman Editors: Beverly Occhiato, John Sponable. TYPISTS Concetta Argento Barbara Meyers Zita O'Hara Alice Rusnak Marilyn Welch Dorothy Whitesell FACULTY ADVISERS General Adviser: Mrs. Wallace Finch Business: Miss Ruth l. Kniskern Art: Mrs. Theodore Lainhart Senior Class: Miss Betty Wyke Junior Class: Miss Edith Hibbert Sophomore Class: Miss Sarah Jane Johnson Freshman Class: Miss Mabel Stonham 4 ART STAFF Patricia Dellos Tommy Doyle Mary Hudcovic Victoria Izzo Edward Novelli Theresa Seversky Allen Shapiro