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

Text from Pages 1 - 224 of the 1964 volume:

ni i George F. Johnson Memorial Library Endicott, Now York 13760 Tel. (607) 757-5350 For V Ask not what your country can do for you, but what you can do for your country. John F. Kennedy Contents 4 Administration thesaurus 10 Faculty Juniors and Sophomores Activities 20 50 1 14 141 Sports Seniors 206 Advertisements 216 Credits June, 1964 Union-Endicott High School Endicott, New York foreword Change—John Dranchak We are inhabitants of a world in transition. From the very dawn of creation this globe has undergone a vast perpetual mutation from which has evolved the concept of mankind as we know it today. Transition and time are synonymous; for a change to occur there must be a lapse of time, no matter how small. Time, to us, is a tangible, yet abstract element, a concept so real that it regulates our every movement, yet so elusive that it swiftly passes us by nearly unnoticed. Because time and change are the same, change, too, must affect us in a similar manner. Our definition of change is something that wasn't—yesterday, is—today, and probably won't be—tomorrow. Yet, with change, there usually comes achievement. This is our motive in con- stantly seeking out distant horizons and this is also our reason for gaining them. Quite often change brings about a deterioration of tradition, of patriotic heritage, of his- toric pride. We tend to forget about the immense pyramid of human building blocks that is the very foundation upon which our present society stands. There seems to occur, however, at cer- tain periods in history, a change which has such profound implications that we suddenly re- member our heritage and again rescue the treasures which have been lost. War is such a change —and death. Certainly we shall all face circumstances which will take courage to repel and strength of convictions to defeat, but even the most desolate of situations changes. This is where we must make an adamant stand. Here we must hold the flag of democracy with unfaltering poise in the face of our foe, whoever he may be. For, if we stand up for our rights and steadfastly anchor our allegiances in the depths of our convictions, even though strong winds and currents from undesirable sources rush at us and temporarily alter our course, we shall eventually gain head- way and ultimately repel those deterring forces from our path. It is certainly a relatively simple task to stand up to a simple problem and defeat it. The dif- ficulty lies in how well one will react to the rigors of grave anguish, and in this, only the human mind can instigate the necessary liberating change. administration We speak and what we do speaks far more strongly than what we say. What we are sounds much more significant than what we say we are. J. F. Kennedy top g. butz c. reavis I. brower I. starilcov bottom d. goetz e. wattles g. george board of education 5 superintendent 6 Dear Members of the Class of 1964: I was happy to learn that you had decided to dedicate your yearbook to our late President John F. Kennedy. This, I feel, is an excellent way in which you can express your respect and admiration for this great leader. Shortly after the death of President Kennedy there were some who said that we cannot say yet what place history will give him as a president. This is so be- cause his actions and his programs will have to stand the test of time. His great- ness as an American, however, has already been determined. His courage, his vision, his determination, his love of country and his desire for peace with honor caught the imagination of the American people and helped make many of us more grateful and appreciative of our glorious past and more aware of the lead- ership role the United States must play in the world today. His program to extend the rights and opportunities of this land to all, regardless of color, helped focus our attention on a serious problem which must be met and resolved if we are to give more than lip service to several of the most cherished provisions of our Constitution. These are only a few thoughts that come to my mind as I think of our late President. As a tribute to him it is our responsibility, yours and mine and that of all Americans, to participate actively in making our democratic form of government work and in keeping the United States strong. Sincerely, Robert D. Agone assistant superintendent instructional Fullest development of the intellect and talents of the individual was stated repeatedly by President Kennedy as a primary national goal and a national neces- sity. He said, I believe in an America where every child is educated, not accord- ing to his means or his race, but according to his capacity. And he said, Democracy demands more of us than any other system in education, character, self-restraint nad self-discipline . . . Our progress as a nation can be no swifter than our progress in education. The human mind is our fundamental resource. Schools, auditoriums, airports and bridges have already been re-named for our dead president—all fitting memorials. But achievement of the educational goals for our country which he so strongly endorsed would be the most fitting and en- during memorial of all. They can be achieved in only one way, pursuit of learning by the individual and appropriate respect for learning by our society. And they can be accomplished only as we strive toward them in schools and cities and vil- lages throughout the country. Let us start now and here, here at ll-E. Paul C. Bradt 7 principal At Union-Endicott High School students and teachers alike have experienced a decided change in building, fa- cilities and program. Consequently, it is most appropriate that the theme for the 1963-64 Thesaurus be CHANGE. Change for the sake of change alone is not desirable but change as an outgrowth of improvement is much de- sired. We can be proud indeed that our community is willing to invest time, money, and faith in our educational improvements. However, a school building change or a curricular change cannot guarantee good education. Our community, through its schools, can provide only the opportunity to learn. The rest remains with the student. Even this, then, is worthless unless the student is willing to put into practice that which he has learned. Good education changes people. Change may not always bring about vast improvement, but certainly improve- ment cannot come about without some change. Martin Bortnick, Jr. Principal vice principal It is quite appropriate that the theme of the Thesaurus should be CHANGE; for indeed the students have now long adjusted to the necessities of change brought about by the building program of the Union-Endicott School District. The theme, CHANGE, is even more appropriate today as we reflect upon the national scene, for indeed, the whole world is a scene of changes: changing re- ligious and political philosophies, changes in heads of states, the births of new nations, and changes in technology with their sociological impact; one could go on almost indefinitely. Change is essential to progress but should not be confused as synonymous with progress. Only through education and on the tested tracks of experience and tradition can change provide the new form which can be considered progress. Michael E. Gance Assistant Principal faculty Our task in this country is to do our best, to serve our nation's interest as we see it, and not to be swayed from our course by the faint-hearted and the unknowing. J. F. Kennedy science math top j. pdlazzo f. sorochinsky c. turver j. Icazlauslcas r. thomas bottom r. phelps r. culver top a. bartholomay e. goodnow e. kobylski bottom b. wales v. wood 12 phys. ed Physical Education i. michaels d. honnick r. wurtenberg m. rotondi 14 language top m. palazzo c. kervin s. vitale f. angeline bottom m. parasch c. zonio standing w. dupkanick I. kervin seated j. richardson s. perlet a. lovelace g. roth v. resciniti merriam a. stone standing l. brydLen (music) m. bryden (art) p. young (art) seated r. hughes (music) r. stone (home making) m. vartuli (home making) 15 top m. ryan p. sergi f. Icennedy c. willsey b. ellis bottom w. everts m. coccetti v. giarusso r. barno top p. maholchic j. george v. popelka bottom r. scott g. mersereau 16 nurse h. lesko technical top d. vergona {. rossie m. beuer f. warnes bottom {. woodruff j. longwell t. makoske 17 custodians and matron top t. taylor c. bast bottom I. mayes s. popelka top h. grant j. downs bottom m. micha a. decker 19 juniors and sophomores Of those to whom much is given much is required. J. F. Kennedy room 209 jr. officers r. avery—vice president I. tammetta—treasurer a. monticello—president s. randesi—secretary top b. Icoppe middle p. keiling bottom c. julian r. koliander r. kolodzej m. kuima k. kellam g. iannon k. lambrinos t. king j. lacatena k. keyes p. kilgus I. kotsubka k. jakeway d. kotrc c. kristoff b. knoll m. lobst b. koutsaris p. Jeffreys d. Jessup 22 room 204 top d. colvin, c. cole, f. ciesla, j. ciotoli, r. christianson, j. chomaclc, r. chanitz, d. clarlc middle m. casey, c. connelly, r. chase, I. carr, s. cochardo, d. coleman, o. chirino bottom I. Columbia, a. como, d. citrak, j. demons, b. dine, v. chonka, d. charnetski, d. cederborg, p. cerbara room 206 room 221 top p. eagan e. ferszt g. drobny m. eidred j. english c. francisco g. exley middle I. eick w. frederickson m. franchini n. eltis g. evans t. fontana k. downs bottom I. dyer k. fowler I. ede j. dombert a. drobot b. duffy n. fisher s. donovan j. fotorny top t. riley d. pittarelli f. pilarcek middle b. quick d. petrilli d. petrolle g. rodman bottom s. reed I. pavolovich I. peterson d. reynolds 24 room 218 top g. rembecki d. reisinger k. pease middle r. prichard d. rackett w. roden t. pettit bottom b. pealler s. randesi m. putrino c. putnam top me earthy m. mee m. mikolosko d. morrissey m. murtha middle I. milchanosky j. meyers m. meyers p. morris d. materese p. me laughlin bottom j. massara a. monticello t. me lain s. me davit t. maslak troe s. me cann j. milaski r. motolka j. me lain s. monticello e. maifield r. melazzo a. marzocca c. moneagle m. mas- 25 room 208 top r. holly w. Howard d. Howard I. Hathaway n. Hover m. Hutchison c. hover a. Hitchcock j. hranek middle s. haftek d. Herrick I. Hendzel r. Hopkins g. Hudock j. hirst d. hobert g. Hummer bottom d. Heapps b. hrusecky j. Howard ]. Hawley p. Hartman r. Hardy I. Haskins c. Hughes j. Hughes 26 room 205 top I. coolc, h. conti, b. crawford j. corwin, r. di pietro, g. croman, t. demetros, p. cook, I. de phillip, b. cowgill middle c. correll, m. delaney, I. diorio, d. contento, I. decker, d. denmon, y. de phillip, k. daglio, m. cregger bottom a. di fulvio, j. curtis, I. decker, r. d'introno, m. dennis, k. crawford, c. crump, s. diack, m. cusano, d. dellos 27 room 203 room 223 top b. blaclcman j. blishalc t. bricker m. buchak d brucher b. carden r. buckley m. carey d. bowen middle w. bilka r. butterworth b. brundage I. blank b. biggs j. brown j. cacciatore c. camp n. caforio bottom s. burke n. butx n. bradt m. braccio j. bird b. brooke d. birchard s. carpenter c. bundy top m. russo r. sabat h. Schoonover . sarachin- sky c. scrafford middle m. rogers b. shea j. smalser j. smith bottom d. seadler c. salzano s. schiavo I. rossi 28 room 220 ♦op fop j. rossi r. rotunno s. smith w. rogers r. nichols middle middle g. safford m. smith t. smithmen e. snedalcer r. pastrick bottom bottom I. searles d. smith d. silvestri k. schmoll {. packard palombo d. ousterout d. olsen r. paul m. palmasani d. passante j. patterson p. noce {. nogaret a. olevano a. novak t. olunga I. oakiey r. neira b. nulton k. noteware r. parisella I. netherton m. norconk m. nelson e. owens k. paraska j. room 217 top d. lewis d. mac Icinnon a. longo c. marca g. lee d. leonard b. maltby . f. lupoid n. laskaris m. lesyshyn middle j. maas d. latta m. lynch n. maines p. lunga m. marini I. lawler a. lockeft p. lese I. marchegiani bottom k. lefcheck I. light I. ligouri r. mancini v. mangino p. letson k. loomis c. makowsky j. lukas room 226 room 201 room 207 top r. alien Ic. arnold f. bertoni f. barton b. anderoson n. amorese f. bennett n. alimonti I. angeline b. arthur middle b. bartleson d. best j. anderson j. abell m. advocate j. bergeron r. avery t. battista bottom j. barsosky s. avery b. bettencourt d. annese k. agone b. berg c. alien b. ayers m. ber- nardo top w. galloway t. greene j. greco c. gance middle h. fuerstenberg r. ganim bottom s. gibbs d. grassi I. gosney I. goodnough 32 top p. guley r. gates h. haggenmiller c. gilyard c. goetz middle r. fuller k. greclco e. gracin e. galbreath I. greene bottom s. gibbs j. green b. george m. gaul k. geisenhof room 224 top g. stage j. svatek swindlehurst d. stokem r. snover d. stanko r. snedaker j. stastyshyn d. spencer middle r. stone r. taluba d. Solomon m. spinelli m. stone spiegal j. spiegal c. swexey I. spicer c. strbo bottom a. steenburg e. sova b. swagler a. stahl m. stack s. strong s. Stanley b. starring j. strait 33 top j. vartuli, r. terwilliger, w. tidick, p. theodore, s. vavra, a. testani, r. varga middle r. wagner, I. tommetta, d. van scoten, p. toft, j. vokulich, d. venditte, m. vandermark, a. vanuga bottom ]. thorne, b. testani, b. tinklepaugh, b. wahila, d. taylor, t. torino, t. thuma, m. treiber, j. vymislicky soph, officers a. pelino—president a. pasquale—vice-president j. letson—treasurer r. gorman—secretary room 321 top s. sivers r. santucci d. slaughter j. sorochinsky b. snyder d. santucci j. smith k. schriner e. smith middle l. sbarra p. ryan r. shapinas j. shear m. sargent t. penrose p. shamulka b. saxton d. slater m. salati bottom d. shepardson a. sarcinelli n. smith j. spencer j. santa-lucia m. simerson j. saulsby k. snyder p. sergei p. sieben 35 top f olshefski p. «Ilis a. evans f. fancher r. dyer d. dyer t. dunham b. fating m. olivieri middle p. flohr d. fiorelli d. forbid ussi $. foertseh- w. dunlap j. fantuzzo m. dylceman b. eclcert I. erle f. fettuccia I. english bottom i: e ?ns. p' fere cil[ 9- palmasani I. orendale a. fiocco j. fanara m. durfee I. farley k fiorelli j. foster d. erat top I. brister j. brhel w. bousquet w. bennett s. branning middle e. brinser b. bird j. mowchan j. bird d. bonner bottom g. best m. bousquet g. brigham g. billca d. benninger d. brazilla 36 room 314 top j. braico I. bernardini j. bergeron r. bradbury c. mrva middle p. brown I. mulquinn d. brower I. murtha b. bennett bottom p. beaudette a. bonventre r. beaudry n. betten- court p. belardinelli j. broolcer top r. langevin r. knight b. reichers r. langevin k. rittenhouse r. keyes d. kushner p. kope middle k. ringers k. konsman c. larson k. Ifrows g. laskovich e. la porte k. kople I. kubick bottom d. kushner b. riley lavo a. la trance p. kremnac g. kovtaris n. kraeski k. lasiewski j. knowlden 37 room 301 fop r. antalek, c. bayer, f. arnold, g. antoniadis, I. alexander, b. bankes, h. baker, d. andrews middle j. mosher, j. mosher, e. armstrong, j. ast, m. amorese, I. barton, s. alien, j. arnold bottom I. atkinson, j. barvinchak, r. babbitt, I. bayles, b. alimonti, m. arthur, m. morris, e. angotta, n. ather- Kolt, m. bailey room 304 top t. crump d. cranmer j. coyle m. nirchi e. currier r. dark e. collins b. dark middle s. colvin j. connolly r. cunning I. conklin t. coonick f. obereker d. dark d. dark d. craw- ford bottom j. conroy k. norton a. cross s. cowgill s. contento p. coleman e. coney s. couch a. crouse t. nulton 39 room 319 room 303 top d. pezxuti r. russell m. sniffen c. pratt f. rakoski b. quest w. reese n. rano g. russell middle d. pratt j. putrino s. popielis s. quant t. rackett b. smith c. reavis d. smith r. pratt r. reese bottom r. rackett I. ruggieri s. russell c. smith k. ruggieri g. pullano d. rathke m. pragacz g. reenan d. randesi top c. castrillo d. ciotoli d. chandler v. cerasaro middle I. Campbell t. cackowski t. mydlo g. bullman bottom a. ciecorka I. nigh k. hunger r. cimini n. carpenter 40 W m room 308 top m. cassin j. casper d. chernega n. nagy middle s. nelson r. brown I. burbank s. ciecorka m. carey bottom m. ciaravino a. caforio d. cacialli I. carey I. carey top b. haynes w. haviland d. heinemann c. hanson d. hauck w. heater a. pelino middle a. pasquale g. hand s. herrick I. harper m. hasak c. haggenmiller s. henninger bottom j. guarnieri j. peloke a. guarnieri d. henninger I. hailey I. hoagland p. hawley m. heery s. hackley 41 fop d. diefrich a. darpino I. cyganovich j. o’brien s. drosdelc b. de filippo a. drobof Ic. desko p. duffek middle р. olevano c. de mattis p. de sousa I. darpino s. dixon j. diamond j. di phillip f. drankoski I. di fulvio bottom k. oksutcik c. dumont t. diaferio j. olivieri I. darpino a. olevano t. dell'osa j. diorio I. diles с. distefano room 309 top b. karlson t. jackson j. incitti c. jones d. hover p. jackowski b. johnson m. karl middle m. katona I. johnston p. petrigala j. hyzen c. hughes d. kasai r. johnston h. kany bottom d. horton b. jones I. johnston I. petty c. kerezman s. hutchison m. iacovelli k. hughes 43 room 316 room 307 top r. miller r. me krell j. myers b. mattson e. ross j. me coy t. michael b. morgan middle j. me clure j. rossi moody k. rose n. micalizxi a. monticello k. morean m. misulick m. minni bottom J. monaco s. maurer k. me vannan I. matolka I. matolka d. miller j. miller I. rouse g. merrit top t. goodwin g. gabriel h gaylord r. garth- ner j. goumer middle d. goida g. gosart f. george s. fundock bottom n. fox k. gardner s. garcia s. palmisano c. palmer room 315 top r. greene v. gianfrate b. gorman b. gargano j. gale middle h. graham d. gabello p. george j. gazdik bottom I. gaul m. french r. parkes d. ganim m. giovan- nelli top r. lisiecka p. makowsky j. matisi j. lutestanski I. mangini c. lord a. matisi t. magargle r. lee j. letson middle c. robinson j. mancini a. ligouri v. luizzi j. lombardi p. mancini e. roma j. lozzi n. lee a. mastroianni bottom b. robinson r. lee d. longo p. lupo d. marcocci d. male t. mangan d. roden c. lunga y. lucas '2 room 324 top r. watson r. wescott t. whitcher w. williams b. surmilc d. wagner d. severcik j. zereski c. webb e. whittemore middle p. vivona r. young r. xixxi j. wilcxak g. strubeck j. whitesell k. whittemore s. sturdevant bottom s. worobey k. wilkins b. weston I. wahila b. wike s. weaver m. young I. vojtisek m. webb 46 It. thrash t. thetga j. tilley d. thorne j. stiner t. van campen g. telford d. theodore j. ting- ley b. tredo middle e. tanzini I. tredo s. vartuli It. stica d. truesdale I. starilcov r. vavra d. varga j. venditte c. stanlco bottom p. terwilliger t. trafton a. trapani d. torino v. tomassi j. strong m. sturdevant j. turecelc m. tzivani m. valelc fair exchange From a small all girls' college in Ballarat, Victoria, Australia, came Helen Pope, U-E s first exchange student. Sponsored by the Ballarat Rotary Club, she was given an opportunity to come halfway around the world to the America she had dreamed of visiting. Since her arrival on January 21, she has been living in Rotarians' homes as a family member. As she has been seeing our way of life, we have been learning how Australians live, which is really much the same. The U-E student body thanlc Helen for the experiences which she has given them and hope that her summer vacation and the remainder of the one year's stay in Endicott is pleasurable and meaningful. 48 Helen Pope from Ballarat, Victoria, Australia mary delaney from endicott, new york united states of america On the morning of February 23, 1964, Mary Delaney, a junior, boarded a plane in New York bound for Karingae, Australia. Her trip is sponsored by the Rotary Exchange Program and she was chosen to represent this district as a result of interviews through which she was distinguished as the most qualified candidate. She will remain in Aus- tralia for one year and will act as both student and teacher, for she will be experiencing as representing a different way of life. 49 activities Remember that our nation's first great lead- ers were also our first great scholars. J. F. Kennedy national honor society ♦op m. seliga, j. dranchak, b. cibulsky, d. kawecki, a. rossi, g. cornick, k. sniffen third p. nemeth, I. dollmefsh, n. nichols, j. kaplan, c. pacioni, I. ringers second e. vavra, s. moran, m. mcnish, k. rundell bottom t. morris, d. burke, k. whittemore, r. zappia, t. cowan not pictured r. knight, j. economides, b. chaddock 52 This year the National Honor Society has attempted to become more active in U-E. Immediately after the installation of twelve new senior members, the Society began to make plans for raising funds. The Society annually plans some project for the teachers on Teacher Appreciation Day. Earlier in the year arrangements were made for the members to have honor passes and to have a special study room for use during study halls. The passes were given and approved by the advisor, Miss Hollister, and the vice-principal, Mr. Gance. In February Miss Vogelgsang spoke to the members on Shakespeare. More lectures and speeches are planned for the near future. officers standing e. vavra sitting Ic. rundell m. seliga officers fop m. english, j. dranchak bottom d. jeffers, d. erat 54 student government top r. kawecki, w. lombardi, a. shawkey, r. koladzej middle c knapp, b. xiizi, j. kaplan, c. yannett bottom n. maines, a. rossi, k. ford, d. jeffers top j. ciotoli, r. petrilli, g. evans, d. thorne, I. alexander, s. moran, dranchak middle a. monticello, p. dark, k. noteware, I. tammetta, m. english, I. luizzi, I. dolmetsh bottom g. brigham, d. erat, s. kordinak, r. bernardo, r. mcqueen, e. bradbury, s. nelson cabinet ♦op j. dranchak, g. brigham, d. erat third k. ford, d. kawecki, I. alexander second s. moran, e. bradbury, p. dark first d. jeffers, m. english, r. bernardo Student Government Every student finds equal repre- sentation in our able-governing body. Each fall, representatives are chosen from the individual home- rooms. The student government's chief goal is to represent the stu- dent body and to co-ordinate class and club activities for the benefit of the individual students. Besides the permanent duty of conducting class officer elections, the student government has this year initiated a student tutor sys- tem and established a school pub- licity committee. It also purchased a camera for this committee to use to further publicize school activi- ties. Under the Foster Parents Plan, U-E's student government is sponsoring a Korean orphan. The possibility of a student lounge was studied. The Student Government was a truly active and productive organ- ization this year. 56 Italian club top j. olevano, a. darpino, m. nirchi, r. dipietro, b. varga middle r. dexter, j. bergeron, I. pero, a. rossi, I. marchegiani, I. Hailey bottom j. lutestanski, j. correll, b. shearer This year's Italian Club has dis- cussed many activities such as talent shows, readings of Italian master- pieces, an Italian play, a bake sale, an Italian music appreciation meet- ing, and an International night. Officers include: Antoinette Rossi, president; Barbara Jo Hailey, vice- president; Ambrose Darpino, secre- tary; and Mario Nirchi, treasurer. officers standing s. randesi k. whittemore d. iatta seated t. morris g. cornick 58 The Key Club is a service organization sponsored by the Endicott Ki- wanis Club. Members are elected upon recommendation of the principal and guidance counselors. This year Key Club members sold football pro- grams, contributed to local charities and decorated the outside of the school at Christmas. One of the major projects was the cleaning and pol- ishing of the World War II memorial plaques in the main corridor. Ad- visors of the Club are Mr. Fred Kennedy of the faculty and Mr. Harry Deyo of the Endicott Kiwanis Club. Officers of the 1963-64 school year were Gary Cornicle, president; Kim Whittmore, vice-president; Steve Randesi, secretary; Dave Latta, treasurer; and Tom Morris and Milce Mik- plosko, directors. key club top . mee, t. cowan, m. seliga, r. kolodxej, m. stack, p. guley, m. mikolosko, a. rossi. f. bush, f. bennett, a. shawkey iddl k. whittemore, k. sniffen, g. cornick, f. xappia, t. guilfoyle. m. schwarti, j. vartuli, d. morrissey. e. drobney, j. burke, n. dougherty !°turecek, j. dranchak. r. pealler, d. mackinnon, r. andel, r. ganim, d. latta, d. cook, o. chirino, t. morris, r. cibulsky, t. dougherty bottom 59 thesaurus top s. moran, I. mangini, c. turecelc, e. dougherty, f. bush, I. pero, d. scales, t. dougherty second s. quant, p. clarlc, j. packard, d. gumaer, d. pirich, I. tammetta, s. sesny third s. vartuli, r. parisella, Ic. noteware, a. marzocca, d. jeffers, d. owen, m. marini, a. drobot, Ic. daglio bottom I. goodnough, Ic. lasewslci, s. Icordinalc, d. orlando. r. mcqueen, n. bradt, b. berg top r. di petro, b. varga, r. fuller third m. casey, r. neira, m. salati second k. lefcheck, n. butz, m. cregger first p. letson, d. charnetsky. d. belpjlsi The 1964 Thesaurus staff looks with pride on this fine yearbook. Without the invaluable help of Mrs. Bryden, the faculty advisor, and numerous other fac- ulty members, there would be no yearbook. The Thesaurus staff has tried to produce a fitting token of the students' years at U-E. 61 thesaurus editors top s. moran, e. dougherty, f. bush, c. turecelc bottom d. scales, c. bush, c. paolucci 62 tornado editors top c. pacioni, j. kaplan, k. whittemore, p. dark bottom I. caciola, n. nichols, m. cregger The Tornado has been the U-E student paper for four years; this year six issues were printed. Each paper contains club, sports and general student news including Tiger Tales. Mr. Toton and Mr. Fanning were newly appointed in September to be advisors. They have planned a program of training for sopho- more and junior staff members to insure a competent staff in future years. Tornado’s editors are: Lucille Caciola, editor; Carol Pacioni, news editor; Joanne Kaplan, features editor; Kim Whittemore, sports edi- tor; Nancy Nichols, business editor; Marge Cregger, exchange edi- tor; Pat Clark, typing editor. tornado top r. neira, d. gjmaer, n. dougherty third a. novalc, j. packard, m. smith second c. goetz, b. berg, k. noteware first g. gossart, b. pealler, n. bradt top I. tammetta, s. sesny, k. whittemore, i. ravnikar, I. pero, j. anderson, I. angeline, I. ringers, p. lese third d. pirich, c. pacioni, r. parisella, v. luizzi. $. couch, I. caciola, j. smalser, m. cregger. d. materese, s. schiavo second p. dark, m. gance, d. orlando. a. stahl, I. starikov, j. kaplan, j. frazier, m. nelson first n. nichols, s. kordinak. p. cerbara, c. makowsky, m. morris, I. hailey, m. a. english, I. eckert, d. fredin 65 “I commercial club ♦op k. fowler, r. dexter, j. herceg, v. seltzer, k. ford, I. pavlovich, b. shea, p. kilgus third c. cyganovich, c. stackonis, d. collins, a. rossi, j. sedlock, c. moneagle, a. rossi, k. daglio second s. truax, r. tinklepaugh, j. stanton, m. shaffer, a. m. marzocca, a. m. drobot bottom g. errigo, j. knapp, j. knowlden, m. a. bernardo, r. hardy, d. jessup, s. kordinak, p. salvatore -66 fop y. de phillip, c. sfrbo, I. spicer third d. materese, k. lefcheck, p. paolucci second m. putrino, I. blank, c. scrafford bottom j. palombo, k. paraska, p. letson Commercial Club helps to prepare business students for positions which they may attain upon graduation from high school. A student staff, one section of the Commercial Club, aids teachers in carrying out jobs of a business nature. Speakers from the business world acquaint the members with duties and obligations they may encounter in an office position after grad- uation. Future plans include more speakers and trips to local business es- tablishments. 67 debate club top m. mikolosko, j. dranchak, j. vartuli, d. latta, I. alexander middle j. maas, g. brigham, j. anderson, t. olunga bottom d. gumaer, n. dougherty, c. turecek, p. lunga, p. cerbara, m. cuchiara The U-E Debate Club was founded to give members an opportunity to develop poise and self-confidence in debat- ing and public speaking. A member of the National For- ensic League, the Debate Club participates in both in- terscholastic and intrascho- lastic debates. The club's an- nual goal is to send its en- tire membership to New York State Mid-Regionals to com- pete with clubs from all over the state for honors. During the 1963-1964 season, U-E has debated Johnson City, Chenango Valley, Owego, and Binghamton Catholic Central High Schools. The club has been represented twice on the WINR television program, Junior League De- bate. 68 officers standing j. vartuli, c. turecelc sitting d. latta, j. anderson tri-hi officers fop j. vartuli, n. butz, I. fammetfa bottom s. bilka, j. packard 70 Organized for the purpose of keeping school spirit high at U-E, Tri-Hi has grown in membership to about 300 girls. Any high school girl is eli- gible for membership. The present advisor of Tri-Hi is Mrs. Vartuli. This year's officers are: President, Sheila Bilka; Vice-President, Jill Packard; Secretary, Sue Var- tuli; Treasurer, Lucille Tametta; and Publicity, Nancy Butz. The two big projects of Tri-Hi this past year were the Thanksgiving Day Dance and a dance in the Spring. Each year, the football players and i new queen are honored during the dance. This year the dance was special because the past 25 football captains, football queens and Tri-Hi presidents were also honored. The dance in the Spring was in honor of the basketball players. The basketball queen was crowned at this dance. Other activities of Tri-Hi have been a candy sale and the annual Mother-Daughter Banquet for all Tri-Hi members and their mothers. Preparation of food and entertainment is by Tri-Hi members. Tri-Hi also has a loan fund in the amount of about $10,000. This fund is available to any girl who needs financial assistance for further education. Icathy ford football queen candidates for queen top m. j. granger, s. moran, g. errigo, d. fredin, It. ford middle I. owen, d. jeffers, m. english, s. kordinak, I. man- cini, c. bush bottom I. rossi, b. shearer, r. bernardo, m. mcnish 71 officers standing r. bernardo, p. clarlc seated c. stackonis. s. moran leaders club top k. ringers, c. goeti, d. pirich, c. beaudette, d. sochor, d. drosdek, b. gannon, s. moran middle k. rundell, s. vartuli, c. sheatsley, k. cuillerier, c. stackonis, s. weaver, s. mcdavit, d. birchard bottom l. gunn, r. bernardo, m. english, p. dark, j. hosay, r. d’introno, v. mangino, d. silvestri 75 The Amateur Radio Club has been suc- cessful in many activities. The club partici- pated in a contest sponsored by and for high school and college radio clubs, and placed third nationally. In the three years of its existence, the club has contacted over 1,000 amateurs in forty states and ten foreign countries. Club membership is open to all persons genuinely interested in amateur radio. The purpose of the club is to assist persons in obtaining their licenses from the Federal Communications Commission and informing members of the best amateur practices. In future years, the club hopes to have a completely equipped radio station so that members may be able to communicate dur- ing the school day with amateurs through- out the world. 76 radio club third r. vitale, i. ravnilcar, g. rogers second k. lambrinos, c. simerson bottom b. robinson, r. burke, r. wescott, r. thorne standing mr. rossi, m. palano Our youngest member, Albert Paolucci, WB2DGW, is shown here listening to lei Guadeloupe in Morse Code. Al was an eighth grader at Jennie F. Snapp this year and actively participated in club ac- tivities. Date—October 22, 1963 Place—Dick Burke's backyard Time—Mid-day Contest activities are well under way as can be observed by the intricate maze. Bill Robinson, WB2BFW, can be seen in the back- ground. OUR PRESIDENT!! Dick Vitale, WA2LJC, can be seen in winning form (sleeping) for the contest in which the club placed third nationally. drama club top k. downs, I. pelter, s. moran, c. turecek, c. cole, m. mckenzie, e. brhel, j. eck third m. a. hill, I. spicer, k. willis, r. kawecki, m. duffy, d. belpulsi, c. winkler, b. duffy second 9. howell, d. pirich, I. atkinson, g. errigo, d. fredin, d. economides, k. crawford bottom b. brundage, c. makowski, s. kordinak, j. lukas, s. diack, c. gilyard Great student interest has been shown in Drama Club, U-E's newest organization. In its first year in existence, it has a total of fifty members, making it one of the school's largest clubs. The goal of the Drama Club is to give those students interested in drama a chance to perform and better understand theatre arts. This year, the club put on the smash Broadway hit, You Can't Take It With You. Other activities included trips to perform- ances of Civic Theatre's Born Yesterday and Ghosts. As can be seen, Drama Club may well prove to be one of U-E's most active organizations. 79 tech club top g. roberts, d. wiesenmiller second g. biggs, i. ravnikar first r. ruggles, g. chambers The U-E Technical Club is open to all Technical students. This club does a great deal for the mem- bers by giving them many social and educational opportunities. These opportunities and programs are planned by the club under the supervision and guidance of Mr. Woodruff, faculty advisor. The members of Tech Club pay visits to local forging, foundry and manufacturing plants in and around the Triple Cities every year. Money is earned through club projects to help pay expenses for out- of-town bus trips to different colleges and industries. latin club top m. seliga, j. signorelli, b. kolodzej, m. stack, p. guley, o. kawecki. t. cowan, a. rossi, b. Howard third d. iacovaizi, d. dark, g. hudock, c. pacioni, j. herceg. m. mcnish, m. vasconi, I. angeline second p. lunga, I. dollmetsh. p. dark, d. charnetsky, t. maslak, b. snedaker, a. stahl, d. materese, s. schiavo first I. peterson, m. braccio, b. galbreath, I. ede. I. greene, m. nelson, s. mccann, c. zigar, r. mcqueen, k. paraska n top i. ravnikar, m. schwarh, c. cole, b. bastian third c. gilyard, d. morrissey, w. hawley, r. weidner second j. olsen, t. torino, a. vanuga bottom m. english, I. eckert, d. dellos One of U-E's largest clubs is the Latin Club. Open to stu- dents who are taking or have passed third year Latin, its purpose is to better acquaint students with Latin culture and the Roman way of life. Besides the annual Latin Club Banquet, activities have included a lecture and slides on Pompeii, a program on the Roman feast of Saturnalia, and a bake sale. This year's officers are: Consul (President) MaryAnn Eng- lish, Praetor (Vice President) Alan Rossi, Quaestor (Treasurer) Morty Schwartz, and Scribe (Secretary) Diane Charnetsky. This year's activities for Spanish Club included a bake sale, a car wash, guest speakers and trips to other schools in order to observe the operation of various Spanish Clubs. The activities were organized by the president, Dorothy Economides; vice-president, Lucille Tammetta; secretary, Marilyn Smith; treasurer, Bonnie Wallace; reporter, Jill Pack- ard. The group's advisor is Mr. Zonio. Spanish club top r. koliander, r. snover, n. parvin second m. sargent, j. packard third p. lese, j. pullano bottom j. lozzi, c. dumont top d. gumaer, I. tammetta, s. sesny, r. neira, r. christiansen, c. goetz, j. strong, I. nigh, c. gilyard third m. smith, d. economides, m. misulich, I. burbank, p. flohr, n. smith, j. frazier second n. barvinchak, t. weeks, s. fiacco, k. cuillerier, b. Wallace, d. orlando, g. tamblyn bottom v. tomassi, p. cerbara, p. belardinelli, p. lupo, m. giovannelli, n. nichols 85 Le Cercie Francais, the French Club of U-E, is an organization whose purpose is to learn about France, its language, people, and cus- toms, and to promote an interest in French life and culture. During the past year several people who had lived in or visited in France spoke to the group. Plans were made for a trip next year to Quebec. Various money-mak- ing projects for the trip were carried out, including a pennant sale, a bake sale and a car wash. The idea of joint activities between the French Clubs in the Triple Cit- ies schools materialized this year when U-E French Club members were invited to a Christmas party held by the Vestal French Club. More joint activities are planned for the future. In the spring a French-style banquet was held, which featured French food and student entertainment. The officers of Le Cercle Francais this year were: Joanne Kaplan, president; Betty Brundage, vice-president; Carol Prier, secretary; Jeff Burke, treasurer; Margaret Casey, publicity chairman. Mrs. Palazzo and Mrs. Kervin are faculty advisors to the group. 86 french club top j. weldon, d. dietrich, r. knight, b. cowgill third t. weeks, p. nemeth, a. lockett, d. pirich second d. brower, b. shea, n. butz, d. fredln first k. agone, b. brooke, n. bradt, s. kordinak top s. nelson, m. mee, g. drobny, p. coolc, j. meyers, I. alexander, d. kushner, a. ligouri, j. pullano third m. casey, g. moody, r. ganim, j. kaplan, j. anderson, t. olunga, r. brown, b. brundage second m. english, c. mrva, s. foertsch, p. flohr, d. bonner, I. starikov, m. e. carey, m. morris, j. conroy. i. correll a. como bottom d. erat, d. ganim. I. wahila, I. hailey, e. makowsky, b. bennett, m. minni, m. durfee, b. benninger, n. maines, e. bradbury history seminar top c. turecek, d. kawecki, r. koliander, p. cook, m. mikolosko, d. morrissey, m. mee, k. kellam, c. cole, n. dougherty, e. vavra, I. dollmetsh, t. olunga, g. cornick third s. moran, d. best, j. maas. j. hranek, r. sabut, d. latta, d. contento, a. monticello, k. downs, c. gilyard, I. ringers second j. kaplan, b. brundage, j. anderson, m. casey, b. cowgill, n. maines, a. como, s. burke, r. ganim, m. stack, m. smith, t. maslak, p. lunga, j. frazier first t. thuma, h. pope, k. rundell, m. dennis, c. makowsky, d. charnetsky, b. brooke, n. butz, m.english, p. cerbara, c. bundy, I. owen, m. nelson, n. nichols, k. schmoll The Union-Endicott High School History Seminar has been more ac- tive this year than since its origin four years ago. Charles Willsey, the group's advisor, arranged a very educational trip to Washington, D.C. during Easter vacation. The trip to New York City in the fall and the evening dinners have helped to maintain the interest of the group whose original objective was to give those students inter- ested in history a chance to dis- cover new and varied interpreta- tions of history. Congratulations, Mr. Willsey, on the John Hay Fellowship Award. courtasy of endicott 8 Syracuse citizenship top d. latta, n. nichols, I. owens, n. butz bottom j. anderson, hranelc, m. casey Each year four juniors who are interested in attending Syracuse University and who have outstanding qualities of good citizen- ship are selected to join the tour seniors who participate in the Syracuse Citizenship Conference. The juniors take an aptitude and achieve- ment test and each member prepares a three-minute speech on an assigned topic. This year's topic was Political Extremism. The purpose of this conference is to pro- mote good democratic citizenship and to provide winners with a scholarship to Syra- cuse University. The Syracuse Conference also provides an opportunity for recogni- tion of America's best future leaders. Participating seniors were: Linda Ringers, Linda Owen, Nancy Nichols and Bruce Bon- ner. Juniors were: Jill Anderson, Nancy Butz, Margaret Casey, and David Latta. Scholarship winners are announced at the conference and awards are presented at the June commencement exercises. 90 ¥1 u.s. mock senate top j. maas, p. lunga bottom j. anderson, d. latta, m. mikolosko In September at Harpur College, an able group of U-E students representing senators from various states participated in the United States Mock Senate. The purpose of the group was to give students a better understanding of the operation of the U. S. Senate. In addition to Senate committee meetings, a full discussion was conducted on the Senate floor. Bills under consideration were: Withdrawing aid from Viet- Nam and Medicare. boys’ state m. seliga, t. morris, g. cornicle 92 In the summer of 1963 five U-E boys were selected to attend Boys' State; Gary Cornicle, Jim Economides, Tom Morris, Fred Zappia and Mark Seliga. Boys' State is sponsored by the American Legion to teach young men about state government. Each year, with its meeting place at Colgate University in Hamilton, New York, Boys' State plays host to one thousand boys from through- out the state. During the week's stay at Boys' State, members are given an opportunity to actually perform the duties of city, county, and state governments. Activities also include listening to guest speakers and taking part in athletic competition. mathletes The purpose of the Mathletes team is to encour- age students to enter the field of mathematics and to give them an opportunity to gain recognition for their achievements in math. In their first two years the U-E Mathletes won the trophy presented by the Technical and Engineering Council of the Southern New York area. This year nine area schools com- peted. At each meet there are five timed problems, and five members of the team participate on each ques- tion. Each correct answer counts one point for the person and his team. The highest score wins that particular meet, and at the end of the year, the team with the highest cumulative score receives a trophy engraved with the names of the members of the team. Individual awards are given to partici- pants who score a certain percentage of correct answers. Under the supervision of their advisor, Mrs. Wood, the Mathletes are encouraged in furthering their study and enjoyment of mathematics. top j. vartuli w. Howard m. mikolosko p. guley third d. charnetsky I. angeline r. ganim second j. correll ). correll b. brundage g. rodman first d. latta e. vavra t. cowan r. burke g. cornick choir top c. reaves, j. olson, r. jones, s. fundock, s. popielis, r. dexter, d. haggerty, c. cole, m. mee, j. hasak, r. quest, d. reisinger, e. bender, m. cassin, r. fuller third j. hosay, m. a. hill. I. starikov, s. burke, d. economides. j. haight, p. vivona. m. schwarti, c. webb. d. ousterhout, c. jones, b. batting second I. goodnough. d. shepardson. j. packard, m. casey, b. hrusecky, t. olunga, t. morris, d. contento, g. evans, d. coleman, p. cook. t. buffum, p. terwilliger bottom k. schmoll, b. Wallace, k. downs, n. butz, b. george. j. lavo, m. heary. r. peloke. d. latta, b. swagler, I. ligouri, m. salati 94 MMi' top m. hasak, I. angeline. j. anderson, a. lockett, I. owen, I. miller, d. pisani, m. j. granger third I. johnston, a. m. manocca, d. pirich, m. smith, d. materese. d. Icotrc, a. rossi, j. smalser second I. greene, m. a. english, g. errigo, j. correll. s. monticello, m. e. hutchison. d. denmon bottom Ir. agone, c. xigar, b. brooke, m. a. bernardo, n. bradt, b. galbreath. b. snedaker, s. mccann. . iobst 95 glee club The Glee Club prepared themselves tor a concert performed for Open House. They worked on such songs as The Lord Is My Shep- herd, written by Schubert, and Te Deum Laudamus, by Harry Rob- ert Wilson, with Sophie Fundock, the soloist. These girls have shown enormous progress in spite of the late start due to the renovation of the school. This is a preparatory group and the majority of its members will become members of the senior choir next year. top g. bullman, s. sivers, b. cowgill middle j. conroy, p. flohr, b. jones bottom m. arthur, d. brazilla, p. belardinelli, d. taylor top р. sawyer, d. slater, s. foertseh, I. darpino. d. bonner, s. fundock, s. worobey, m. hasak middle n. kraieski, m. ciaravino, d. miller, b. snedaker, I. johnston, a. cross, I. harper, c. reaves bottom с. lunga, c. putnam, m. iobst, s. mccann, p. hawley, b. porretta, j. fanara. m. e. webb choir The Union-Endicott A Cappella Choir, directed by Mrs. Ruth Hughes, has, as in former years, upheld its fine standard of vocal presentations. The members work diligently during rehearsals as well as in voice classes to accomplish this. The Choir participates yearly in many other activities such as pro- viding concerts for the entertainment of the Rotarians and Kiwanians. In addition, soloists prepare for singing engagements before other groups. 98 Trial by Jury This year the choir presented an operetta for its spring program. The operetta, Trial by Jury, was written by Gilbert and Sullivan. It is a comedy-satire concerning the process of law. A young girl, Ange- lina, has been jilted by her suitor, Edwin. She is suing him for falsifica- tion of affections. But the honest judge is visibly biased and openly supports the cute Angelina. The jury also pities the plaintiff and it looks hopeless for Edwin. But justice always triumphs and the problem is resolved, cast: charles cole the learned judge alida stahl angelina (alternating roles) jane hosay angelina bill batting the defendant marty cassin counsel for the plaintiff donald reisinger the usher david latta the foreman of the jury 99 audio-visual aids left to right j. obrien, p. egan, j. brown, j. mclain, j. misulich. m. shamulka 100 The audio-visual club is a service group organized for students who wish to be a part of a team to help teachers and students with the use of the school's audio-visual equipment and supplies. It involves the setting up, the operation, and the minor service of equipment along with certain of- fice routines. top a. como, }. olson, I. miller, I. pero middle m. gance, r. parisella, b. bennett, d. bonner, k. schmoll bottom b. angotta, m. english, h. palmer, c. makowsky, c. pacioni Future Teachers of America was organ- ized at U-E in 1956. It is chartered by the National Education Association and the New York State Teachers Association. The purposes of the club, as stated in the Con- stitution, are: To learn about the teaching profession, its opportunities and its im- portant role in our democracy, and To learn how and where teachers receive their training, the cost, scholarships available, number of years required, certification re- quirements and standards. During the January Regents week, club members observed classes in local elemen- tary schools. At meetings they learned about teacher training, social life, and teaching experiences from several cadets who were guest speakers. The club officers conferred with members of Vestal's F.T.A. for ideas on club activities and goals. Membership is open to all students of U-E who are interested in exploring teach- ing as a career and who exhibit the charac- ter, personality, scholarship, and leadership essential to a good teacher. The club officers for 1963-1964 were Carol Pacioni, president; Mary Ann Eng- lish, vice-president; Angela Como, secre- tary; and Carol Makowsky, treasurer. Miss Cocetti is the faculty advisor. 101 concert band standing j. santa lucia, p. coleman, t. witcher, c. testa, a. chambers fourth e. bower, f. randall, d. smith, t. guilfoyle, j. foster, b. batting, d. dietrich, g. rodman, d. rathlce third d. male, s. rouse, j. witter, w. roden, k. oksutcik, j. knowlden, m. kuzma, r. dyer second I. kurkoski, c. goetz, I. luizzi, s. witter, m. cregger bottom k. rundeil, j. anderson, n. nichols, I. ringers standing a. rossi, c. webb, d. latta, mr. bryden row 4 k. sniffen, w. Hawley, r. morrow, m. salati, e. owens, f. ciesla, j. meyers, It. kellam, g. biggs, t. goodwin, m. mikolosko row 3 n. carpenter, g. rogers, s. mcdavit, s. weaver, t. buffum, d. cranmer, j. smith, c. hughes, k. ringers row 2 t. lovelace, j. dombert. h. baker, j. ast, d. kawecki row I e. smith, j. smalser, j. kaplan, d. shepardson 104 standing anderson, m. cregger sitting c. rundell, e. bower band officers This is the first year that the Union Endicott High School band has elected officers. It is the duty of the officers to aid Mr. Bryden, the music director, in managing the many activities of the band. concert band The members of the Union Endicott Concert Band have had a successful year after a hectic fall season with no place to rehearse but in the Ty Cobb stadium. They were very happy to get into their new quarters made possible by the renovation. While there are many small areas yet to be completed, they have an acoustically conditioned rehearsal room and practice facilities. Last year the band won an A” rating in the band com- petition sponsored by the New York State School Music Association, and it is their hope and ambition to continue this record. orchestra standing santa lucia, mr. bryden, a. rossi, c. webb, c. testa, a. chambers third e. snedaker, m. bailey, e. bower, r. randall, a. olevano, h. baker, d. kawecki, s. weaver, t. buffum, g. rogers, s. mcdavit, k. kellam, t. goodwin, m. mikolosko second m. hill, I. starikov. d. shepardson. I. ringers, n. nichols, k. rundell, d. male, k. oksutcik, I. luizzi, I. kurkoski first a. stahl, d. charnetsky, I. dollmetsh, m. delaney, k. schmoll wind ensemble top mr. bryden, a. chambers, c. testa, c. webb. d. latta, a. rossi, j. santa lucia third m. mikolosko, t. goodwin, k. kellam, e. bower, f. randall, d. smith, d. dietrich, g. rogers, s. mcdavit second I. kurkoski, r. melazzo. c. goetz, I. luizzi, d. male, s. witter, s. rouse, m. cregger, k. ringers, j. ast, d. cranmer, s. weber bottom k. rundell, j. anderson, n. nichols, I. ringers, d. shepardson, h. baker, j. dombert 106 The Wind Ensemble was organized by Mr. Bryden and is made up of students who have played in the concert band but who, through tryouts, have proven themselves to be superior musicians. It gives these people an opportunity to play music of a more advanced na- ture than would be possible to do with the concert band. Instrumenta- tion is limited to thirty-eight musicians. The Wind Ensemble performed at the Annual Spring Concert, the New York State Music Association contest and presented a program on WNBF television in conjunction with the STETA programs. band boosters mr. donald fuller, pres.; mrs. donald fuller, sec.; mrs. lawrence good win, treas.; mrs. Icarl rundell, corres. sec. (not pictured) The Union-Endicott Band Boosters Club, a parents organization formed with the following objectives in mind: To arouse and maintain an enthusiastic interest in the various phases of the instrumental music program of the Union-Endicott High School. To lend all possible support to the general instrumental music pro- gram of the school. The club this year was active in supporting the annual concert, band trips and laying the groundwork for the purchase of new uniforms for the band. drum major and twirlers first Ir linda diles bonnie alimonti eiwood bower, drum major mary ellen carey linda owen, head majorette bottom Ir sharon snover carol dumont nancy porter these twirlers added to the color of the half time shows by twirling fire. tigerettes top j. spiegel. b. hrusecky. j. spiegel. I. rossi. d. pisani, m. hill, I. miller middle j. correll, c. gilyard, c. sweiey, j. haight, Ic. downs bottom b. duffy, b. galbreath, d. birchard, t. maslalc, p. jetfreys, b. andel conference colors first Ir carol kristoff jo anne strait Icaren schmoll bottom Ir angela como donna belpulsi joyce thorne gail carpenter nancy carpenter These girls carried the eight conference flags. They also did routines with the flags which contrib- uted to the flash and color of the half-time shows. color guard tigerettes The Tigerettes are a newly organized supplement to the marching band. The organ- ization consists of twenty girls who were selected from more than fifty original appli- cants. They have done much to add sparkle and color to the football half-time shows and we are very proud of them in this their first year as a drill unit. We feel very sure that every football fan will look forward to seeing them in all of the half-time and marching maneuvers that are to come next year. barbara carden—gun bearer nick caforio—U-E flag nancy hover—gun bearer linda netherton—gun bearer rosalie dexter—gun bearer jim warters—American flag louise de philip—gun bearer mary delaney—substitute varsity club f. zappia, young, p. theodore. m. seliga, g. cochardo. m. murtha, d. cochardo, j. blishalc, w. tidiclc, d. solomon bottom n. dougherty, k. sniffen, m. shamulka, t. guilfoyle, d. iacovazzi, t. dougherty, t. morris, r. weidner, c. camp, g. evans 112 One of U-E's newest and fastest growing organizations is the Varsity Club. Member- ship in the club is open to all boys who have earned a major letter, or two minor letters, in a varsity sport. The club meets on the second Tuesday of each month. Activities sponsored by the Varsity Club are the Harlem Magicians in the spring, a wrestling tournament, and the Lettermen's Banquet in the summer. Established members may purchase a club jacket which is being selected at the present time. The elected officers for 1964 are: President, Dorn lacovazzi; Vice President, Mark Seliga; Treasurer, Bob Christianson; and Secretary, John Signorelli. The Club's advisor is Mr. Henry M. Vetter, Director of Athletics at U-E. sports However close we sometimes seem to that dark and final abyss, let no man of peace and freedom despair, for he does not stand alone. J. F. Kennedy varsity football top f. pilarcek, a. shawkey, m. selvanik. d. sullivan, f. bennett, t. pelino, s. drosdek, d. lewis, g. cochardo, d. stokem middle j. young, m. murtha, d. iacovazzi, j. rossi, I. vanderpool, p. theodore, b. christianson, j. sorochinsky, m. schwartz, b. bennett bottom b. young, c. camp, t. mastroianni, t. morris, r. weidner, mr. angeline, r. ciotoli, t. diorio, f. zappia, t. white, j. zur, j. mcbride top d. Haggerty, I. kurkoski, t. demetros middle d. cochardo, m. seliga, a. alimonti, m. buchak bottom j. blishak, w. tidick, b. avery Varsity Scores Opponent Ithaca 6 North 12 E.F.A. 27 Vestal 18 E.SS. 6 Central 6 Allentown 0 J.C. 20 Junior Varsity Scores U-E 0 M-E Opponent 12 19 Chenango Valley 6 20 Central 6 32 Owego 0 20 North 7 12 J.C. 0 6 Vestal 0 27 Susquehanna Valley 6 I 19 j.v. football top r. quest, I. warfle, r. gorman, j. mccoy, v. mosena, f. arnold, w. williams, d. chernega, v. cerasaro, r. de filippo, p. makowsky, w. bankes middle j. connelly, w. dark, w. gargano, j. letson, a. darpino, a. drobot. r. keyes, I. bernardini, e. burke, b. Haynes, v. gianfrate, d. ciotoli bottom g. parsons, d. kusHner, d. dark. d. kasai, a. pasquale, j. pullano, m. karl, I. younker. h. kany, t. coonick, c. stanko, j. tilley 120 tennis top g. antoniadis a. shawkey mr. angeline m. stack third b. pealler r. koliander d. smith second b. tabula m. shamulka j. warters bottom k. sniffen r. fuller b. kolodzej 121 122 ■ varsity basketball U-E 60 E.SS. Opponents 49 62 Seton 58 48 M-E 61 45 Ithaca 46 45 C.V. 73 46 Vestal 50 56 Bing. Cent. 47 50 E.F.A. 74 39 M-E 51 44 J.C. 63 50 Bing. North 54 65 Norwich 61 57 Vestal 52 86 Norwich 78 38 Bing. Cent. 40 73 North 60 36 C.V. 38 50 J.C. 48 49 Vestal 40 ♦op r. ciotoli a. shawkey h. vanderpool f. pilarcek m. selvanik f. bennett p. qulev bottom r 7 e. owens j. young I. zappia I. ferraro I. diorio s. randesi j. stastyshyn j.v. basketball top t. pelino b. gorman w. williams d. hover s. branning b. defilippo v. gianfrate bottom {. letson m. karl t. coonick d. crawford h. kany j. pullano j. bird I. Campbell u.e.h.s. opponents 43 e.s.s. 38 29 seton 27 34 maine-endwell 41 32 ithaca 51 32 chenango-valley 38 25 vestal 56 33 binghamton central 45 36 e.f.a. 50 31 maine-endwell 51 49 johnson city 71 36 binghamton north 52 42 norwich 50 22 vestal 51 44 norwich 47 34 binghamton central 29 32 binghamton north 53 54 chenango valley 36 37 johnson city 59 125 varsity wrestling top r. christianson, d. iacovazzi, p. theodore, t. demetros, v. mosena, c. camp bottom d. dark, p. denardo, t. guilfoyle, t. diorio. h. palmer, j. ioster U-E Opponent 40 M-E 10 18 ESS 24 28 Owego 13 46 North 10 30 CV 14 24 CF 21 23 Vestal 15 36 EFA 11 19 Horseheads 27 19 Sidney 22 38 Cortland 5 1 1 Ithaca 35 Windsor tournament 2nd Sherburne tournament 2nd Section 4 tournament 3rd 126 j.v. wrestling standing d. chernega t. demetros warters third a. monticello g. evans c. camp n. alimonti second t. trafton a. drobot j. mrva first d. reynolds J. santa lucia d. randise a. monticello cross country top e. vavra c. turecek g. evans r. knight n. parvin middle b. faling j. mccarthy f. bush d. santucci t. dougherty bottom j. dranchak d. Solomon n. dougherty record—6 wins 3 losses placed—1st in 3 triangular meets 2nd in 2 triangular meets 3rd in I triangular meet 5th in sid stock run in vestal total points for the team—426 don solomon set new record at harper course 13:24 intersections—don solomon—20th frank bush—51st 128 baseball ♦op g. croman, d. {ones, b. holmes, m. buchalc, I. vanderpool, j. young, m. murtha middle b. bennett, g. evans, g. drobny, ♦. coonick, j. lefson, s. branning, r. eraf bottom o. chirino, I. younker, b. morgan, I. ferrara, d. brewer, I. diorio, b. avery, j. bird 129 top s. drosdek m. karl b. cibulsky bottom t. fontana b. zureski b. wallick 130 track top r. nichols, j. lambrinos, m. mee, d. Haggerty, b. gorman, a. rossi, f. bush, j. vartuli, t. demetros, c. lambrinos third e. bender, d. stanlco, d. stolcum, m. Schwartz, n. parvin, j. rossi, e. vavra, d. solomon second j. mccauley, j. mccarthy, n. alimonti, d. contento, r. ganim, c. camp, t. eckherst bottom d. tallman, j. blishak, w. tidick, t. morris, g. cochardo, n. dougherty, d. kasai, I. truax coaches f. angeline head football coach tennis coach m.rotundi head track coach r. nicosia head j.v. football coach r. wurtenberg v. basketball f sorochinslcy v. wrestling ass't football f. Huggins ass't j.v. football ass't v. wrestling coaches not pictured r. adams ass't v. football g. cardone j.v. baseball n. di nunzio qolf g. doyle j.v. basketball ass't track v. baseball m. hamilton football trainer r. osborne cross country CHEERLEADERS standing k. ford, m. monish, a. loclcett, j. brown kneeling m. c. nelson, r. bernardo, d. dellos, 1. mancini 134 School spirit is essential at basketball and football games. What better way to obtain enthusiasm than through the leadership of the cheerleaders? Dressed colorfully in orange and black uniforms, they contribute much to the spirited quality of cheering at ath- letic events. Forty-four years of dedicated service to the students of Union-Endicott was terminated by the death of Miss Adona Sick, school librarian since 1920. Her death and the opening of U-E's long awaited new library occurred almost simultaneously. In past months, Miss Sick had car- ried out her duties as head librarian in the face of insur- mountable difficulties. Miss Sick's long and faithful record of service to our school stands as an inspiration to those who wish to see U-E always moving forward. One of the most startling, as well as pleasant changes resulting from the renovation is the new library. In what used to be the scene of many exciting basketball games, we now find a spacious, well or- ganized (and carpeted) library. Many thanks must be extended to Mrs. Griffith, our new librarian, and her assistant, Mrs. Atkinson, for tackling the tremendous job of organizing all the library material for the use of the student body. mrs. griffith mrs. atkinson seniors Let the word go forth from this time and place, to friend and foe alike, that the torch has been passed to a new generation of Americans— born of this century, tempered by war, disci- plined by a hard and bitter peace, proud of our ancient heritage—and unwilling to witness or per- mit the slow undoing of human rights to which this nation has always been committed. J. F. Kennedy class will We, the class of 1963-64, being of sound mind and body, do hereby bequeath on our underclassmen the following: To Joanie Palumbo, Linda Rossi leaves her great height. To Mr. Young, Carole, Jackie, Laura and Rita leavean empty bottle of Ambush. To Juliene Lukas, Sue Kordinack leaves her ability to catch a guy in her sophomore year and still have him when she’s a senior. To the junior girls on the girls' football team the senior girls on the football team leave the ability to play football. To Al Hitchcock, Dan Davis leaves his senior teachers. To the junior boys on the varsity team, the senior girls on the girls' football team leave the guts to play football. To Sarah Carpenter, Jean Hosay leaves her sister's many loves. To anyone who wants her, Terri Mangan is left by her sister, Kathy. To Mr. Nicosia, a certain group of senior girls leave him a pair of suspenders to keep his pants cuffs from dragging on the floor. To no one is left nothing by Tom Cooper as he is taking all of it with him. To George Gossart, Bob Latini leaves a book entitled How to get out of a boys club locker, by Hou- dini. To Sheila Donovan, the ability to act M.R. is left by two M.R.'s in room 206. To Mark Murtha, Denny Cochardo leaves a black coating of soot. To Tom White, Alan Shawkey leaves his ability to spend last week of football in Ideal Hospital. To the next owner of locker no. I 124, Gae Errigo leaves her fruit flies and one moldy banana. To the junior girls, Rita Bernardo leaves the suggestion to sign up for Basic Art as you NEVER know who might be teaching it. To George Hudock and Glen Ingram, Frank Bush and Bob Latini leave their ability to make tombstones and their great respect for their best buddy ever, no. 23, across the river. 142 class notables girl joker madelyn kushner class couple margaret mcnish actor and actress su moran wanderer linda pero best smile sue kordinack mirror gazer laura capaladigio artist cathi sheatsley most popular kathy ford best all-around rita bernardo dancer donna pirich brain linda ringers athlete judy patrick best natured donna jeffers most likely to succeed carol prier smooth operator flirt diane scales bachelor shape and physique ernie cannavino most talented charlotte watts photographer best dressed linda owen giggler antoinette rossi handsomest and prettiest linda mancini boy bob latini mike selvanik jerry brady mario amorese dave klimash fred zappia tom morris tony chetko ed vavra ron ciotoli alan shawkey mark seliga dennis cochardo nick putrino john dranchak gary cochardo anthony delbrocco frank bush nick garzo jeff burke president: fred zappia vice president: carol pacioni senior class officers treasurer: donna fredin secretary: linda mancini high ranking seniors edward vavra ronald adams glenn annis elizabeth andel richard andel barbara angoffa gary avery richard avery rolland barner nancy baer carole beaudeffe william beneditti donna belpulsi rita bernardo gary bevilacqua sheila billca bruce bonner elwood bower gerald brady john branca elsie bradbury edward brhel joseph brown jeffery burke david brewer carol bush leonard caciola roger butler john bykonich frank bush elaine chubinslcy ciarlei roberf cibulsky diane ciufo ronald ciotoli shiela clarhaut patricia dark gary cochardo margaret colangelo dorothy collins thomas cooper vincent coppola rosemary contento ronald cuddy james croman Icaron cuillerier jeaneth cunning joseph d'angelo christine cyganovich daniel davis tony del brocco chyleen zigar rosalie dexter patricie de nardo harry zimmerman roberta di francisco david diorio richard diorio thomas diorio linda dollmetsh sharon donnelly edward dougherfy thomas dougherfy jacqueline douglas john dranchak Stephen drosdek elizabeth driscoll 159 thomas echorst 160 joseph eclc lynne eclcert merrie duffy dorothy economides james economides joan edwards david evanek carole evans jeanne ferencik salma fiacco linda florini joanne ford kathy ford judy frazier robert gados marilyn gance V donna fredin donna garren michael garzo nicholas qarzo louis giovannini anthony gentile sandra giunipero nancy goff daniel grassi steven guidici donald gumaer thomas guilfoyle claudia hooker Bernard hidock mary hill william holmes candice horan cheryl inderlied donna jeffers jean hosay dominick iacovazii nilde iannace gregory howell jane marie hosay donald jones ruth jones julia julian joanne kaplan kathleen johnson pat+y kahler 171 olli russell kennedy kathleen kerezman randy king robert knight sandra knowlden cynthia kondrach sue kordinak michael kotchick madelyn kushner gary labouseur christine lambrinos james malarkey carol magura linda mancini alan mandyck francis marcocci kathleen mangan I7S james me cauley ar+hur mariani marie me bride emory me carty sandra miller joseph mooney w •v joseph misulich juanita moore james morris ronald morrow joseph moss janice mowchan thomas morris mary murray raymond nabinger 180 nancy nichols duane nealy patricia nemeth franlc nogaret beverly norconk richard norfon james olevano jane olson diana orlando linda owen carol pacioni rose mane parisella judith patrick lance pelter linda pero elizabeth petrovsky donna pirich sharon popellca carol prier donna pisani nicholas putrino beffy queiser 184 sandra rando gwendolyn reese 185 linda ringers marcia ripic william robinson michael rodney antoineffe rossi glenn roberfs linda rossi sharon rouse ted sanford nancy shidagis carl simerson john sieczkos judith slicklen Icenneth sniffen patrick steenburg daniel sullivan 192 mary streno janis strong adrienne sturgess sally tewksbury daniel tallman frank svenfek john swezey robert fhorne rita van auken edward vavra mary vavra fhomas waffles charlotte watts kim whittemore A don wiesenmiller not pictured annamary wilson theresa wright carl adams brian ambrose william baker vladimir bilcik david bowgren anthony christina william coates terence coleman gregory coole francis coyle richard crawford james de boyace john diaferio john di serio david dykeman david esposito john every william ferencik tames toley thomas gore ronald green eleanor griffith frederick zappia irene haskins gloria Heffner marcia kohut frank koslyun julia krmenec james lambrinos jerome langevin albert la porte ralph luciani susan marlin joseph maruca michael monnat louis pierce richard ruggles waiter stroup daniel tator william tzivani thomas walbridge robert wallick beverly wanck john ward david warner 197 ron adams mario amorese intramural basketball 2, 3; j.v. football I; varsity football I, 2, 3 elizabeth andel tri-hi 2, 3, 4; softball intramurals 3; tiger- ettes 4; homeroom president I rick andel key club 3, 4; science club I, treas. I; intramural basketball 2, 3; soccer 3, 4 barbara angotta future teachers of america 2, 3, 4; Ital- ian club 3, ring committee 3; tri-hi 3, 4 glenn annis intramural basketball 2, 3; j.v. football 2; varsity football 3; track I, 2 gary avery french club 3, 4 richard avery j.v. bowling 2, 3; varsity bowling 3; var- sity golf 2 nancy baer commercial club 3. 4; IBM co-op 4 rolland barner nancy barvinchak william bastian latin club 4; tornado 4 bernadine battaglini chorus 2, 3, v.p. 3; IBM co-op 4; tornado 2; basketball intramurals 2, 3 william batting choir 3, 4; concert band 2, 3, 4; march- ing band 2, 3, 4; orchestra 4; trial by jury 4; wind ensemble 4 carole beaudette leaders club 3, 4; student government 3; basketball intramurals 3, 4; volleyball in- tramurals 3 donna belpulsi glee club 2, 3; majorette 3, 4; thesaurus 4; tornado 4; basketball intra. 2, 3, 4; hockey intra. 2, 3; soccer intra. 2, 3, 4; softball intra. 4; volleyball intra. 2, 3, 4 bill beneditti tech club 2 rita bernardo cheerleading 3, 4. treas. 4; leaders club 2, 3. 4, sec. 4, treas. 3; ring committee 3; student government 2, 4; basketball intra. 2, 3; hockey intra. 2; soccer intra. 2; softball intra. 2, 3; cap and gown committee 4 gary bevilacqua gary biggs concert band 2, 3, 4; marching band 2, 3, 4; tech club 2, 3. 4, secretary 4 sheila bilka commercial club 2, 3, 4; tri-hi 2, 3, 4, pres. 4; basketball intra. 3; softball intra. 3; volleyball intra. 3 glenda blackman commercial club 4: tri-hi 4; homeroom rep. 4; badminton intramural 3, 4; bas- ketball intr. 4; softball intra. 4; volleyball intra. 4: sports day badminton 3 gregory blazey glee club I, 2; latin club 2; science club I, 2. pres. 2; student government 2; cross country 1, 2, 3 198 bruce bonner ■history seminars 3, 4; french club 2, 4; wrestling 2; Syracuse citizenship confer- ence 3, 4; harpur seminars 3 elwood bower concert band 2, 3, 4, pres. 4; history seminars 3; marching band 2, 3, 4, drum major 4; orchestra 2, 3, 4; Spanish club 4; basketball intra. 3; dance band 2 elsie bradbury french club 2, 3, 4; student government 4; u.n. model assembly 3; student govern- ment cabinet 4; gymnastic intramurals 4 gerald brady student government 2. 3, representative; homeroom president 3; volleyball intra. I john branca intramural basketball I. 2 ed brhel library club I; marching band 3; radio club 3; drama club 4, production man- ager 4 joseph e. brown audio-visual aids 3, 4; concert band I, 2. 3, 4; history seminars 2; marching band 2, 3, 4; orchestra 3; science club I; ra- dio club 2, charter member, one of the founders tom brown j.v. bowling 2; varsity bowling 2 thomas buffum choir 4; concert band 3, 4; marching band 4; orchestra 4 jeffery burke french club 3, 4, treas. 4; key club 2, 3, 4; science club I: thesaurus 3, assistant editor 3: u.n. model assembly 2, 3; intra, basketball 3; j.v. football 2; track 3 richard burke concert band I, 2, 3; history seminars 3, 4; national honor 3, 4; orchestra I, 2; amateur radio club 2, 3, 4, pres. 2; math- letes 3, 4, captain 4; harpur seminar 3 carol bush commercial club 3; glee club 2; IBM co- op 4; ring committee 3; student govern- ment 2, 3, 4; thesaurus 4; tornado 4; cap and gown committee 4; prom com- mittee 4; candidate football queen frank bush key club 4; thesaurus 3, 4, photo editor 4; cross country 4; varsity club 4; track 2, 3, 4; j.v. football 2, 3; art club 3; int. basketball 2 roger butler jack bykonich j.v. football 2 len caciola j.v. football 2; track 2 lucille caciola italian club 2; thesaurus 2, 3; tornado 2, 3, 4, editor, news editor 4; intra, bas- ketball 2; intra, volleyball 2 elaine caforio ernestine cannavino choir 3; glee club 2 laura capodaglio commercial club 4, sec. 4; IBM co-op 4 bruce e. chaddock debate club 2, 3, sgt. at arms 2; history seminars 2; national honor society 3, 4, v.p. 3, pres. 4; wrestling 2; harpur sem- inar 2 arthur chambers concert band I, 2, 3, 4; marching band 2, 3, 4; orchestra 2, 3, 4 gerald chambers tech club 2, 3, 4, pres. 4; j.v. football 2; bowling intra. 4 anthony chiocco peter christensen elaine chubinsky commercial club 4; latin club 3; tri-hi 3, 4; student staff 4 bob cibulsky choir 4; concert band 2, 4; french club 4; key club 2, 3, 4; national honor so- ciety 3, 4; ring committee 3; science club I; student government 2, 3, repre- sentative; j.v. basketball 2; varsity basket- ball 3; j.v. golf 2; varsity golf 3, 4; fresh- man football I; freshman basketball I ronald ciotoli j.v. basketball 2; varsity basketball 3, 4; j.v. football I; varsity football 2, 3, 4, captain 4; varsity golf 2 patricia dark choir 3, 4; glee club 2; latin club 3, 4; leaders club 2, 3, 4. publicity 4; ring committee 3; student government 3, 4; thesaurus 4; tornado 3, 4, typing editor 4; basketball intra. 3, 4; hockey intra. 3; softball intra. 2, 3, 4; volleyball intra. 3; senior announcement 4 dennis cochardo j.v. football 2; varsity football 2, 3, 4; track I; varsity club 3, 4 gary cochardo j.v. football 2; varsity football 3, 4; track I. 2, 3.4 terence coleman doro+hy collins commercial club 2, 3, 4; IBM co-op 4; tri-hi 2, 3, 4; softball intra 2; student store 2, 3; student staff 3, 4 bill coafes thomas cooper audio-visual aids I; key club 4; latin club 4; national honor society 3, 4; int. basket- ball 3; cross country I, 2, 3; track I, 2, 3. 4; radio club I, 2, 3, 4, secretary 4; harpur seminar 3 gary cornick american legion boys' state 3; history seminars 3, 4; key club 3, 4, pres. 4; na- tional honor society 3, 4; thesaurus 3; cross country 2, 3; harpur seminars 3; radio club 2, v.p. 2 timothy m. cowan audio-visual aids I; key club 4; latin club 3, 4; national honor society 3, 4; int. basketball I, 2, 3; cross country 3; wres- tling 3; harpur seminars 3 jim croman int. basketball 2, 3; cross country I, 2 ron cuddy track 3. 4 karon cuillerier chorus I, 2; french club 3; leaders club 2, 3, 4; ring committee 3; student gov- ernment 2; thesaurus 2, 3, 4; tornado 4; tri-hi 2, 3; basketball intra. 2, 3, 4; hock- ey intra. 3, 4; soccer intra. 3, 4; softball intra. 2, 3, 4; volleyball intra. 2, 3, 4 jeaneth cunning ibm co-op 4 christine cyganovich commercial club 4 daniel davis track 2; harpur seminars 3 joseph dean ring committee 2; u.n. model assembly 3; track 2, 3, 4; radio club 3; v.p. of class 2 vita de carlo anthony del brocco rosalie dexter choir 3, 4; chorus; commercial 4; future teachers of america 2; italian club 4; marching band 4; tri-hi 3, 4; badminton intra. 2, 3, 4 roberta di francisco patrick dinardo wrestling 2, 3, 4, co. capt. 4 david diorio choir 2; j.v. football 2; varsity football 3 richard diorio choir 3; chorus 3; concert band I, 2, 3; national honor society I, 2, 3; j.v. foot- ball I, 2; varsity football 3; track I thomas diorio choir 2; key club 2; j.v. football 2; var- sity football 3, 4; wrestling I, 2, 3, 4, capt. 4 linda jeanne dollmetsh choir 2, 3; debate club 2, 3, 4; history seminars 3, 4; future teachers of amer. 2; latin club 3, 4; national honor society 3, 4; orchestra I. 2, 3, 4; student govern- ment 2, 3, 4; tornado 2; u.n. model assem- bly 3; basketball intra. 2; harpur semi- nars 3 199 sharon donnelly commercial club 3; french club 2; tri-hi 2; badminton infra. 3, 4; basketball intra. 4; softball intra. 3, 4 edward dougherty audio-visual aids 2, 4; debate 3, 4; his- tory seminars 3. 4; key club 2, 3, 4; sci- ence club I; thesaurus 3, 4, bus. editor 4; tornado 4; u.n. model assembly 3; cross country 4; track I, 2, 3, 4; wrestling I, 3; varsity club 4 thomas dougherty debate club 3; key club 4; Spanish club 2; student government 4; thesaurus 3, 4; int. basketball 2, 3; cross country 2, 3, 4. capt. 4; track I, 2, 3, 4; varsity club 3. 4 john dranchak debate club 2. 3, 4, pres. 3; jr. leaders club 2, 3. 4; modern dance 4; student government 4, pres. 4; int. basketball 2; cross country I, 2, 3, 4; track I, 2; sen- ior cap and gown committee 4; harpur seminars 3 elizabe+han driscoll steve drosdek j.v. football 2; varsity football 3, 4; track 2. 3. 4 merrie-isabelle duffy tri-hi 4; drama club 4 tom echorst track 3, 4 joseph eck drama club 4 dorothy economides choir 2, 3, 4; chorus I; glee club 2; sci- ence club I; Spanish club 3, 4, pres. 4; tri-hi 2, 3, 4, reporter 2; basketball intra. 2. 3, 4; softball intra. 2, 3, 4 james economides american legion boys’ state 3; debate club 2. 3, 4; history seminars 3, 4; key club 2, 3, 4; la tin club 3, 4; national hon- or society 3, 4; tornado 2, 3, 4; u.n. mod- el assembly 3; p.a. announcer 2, 3, 4; mock senate 4; harpur seminars 3; drama club 4 linda eldredge maryann english choir 3, 4; history seminars 3, 4; french club 4; future teachers of america 3, 4, v.p. 4; glee club 2; latin club 3, 4, pres. 4; leaders 3, 4; ring committee 3; stu- dent government 4, treas. 4; tornado 3, 4; tri-hi 3, 4; basketball intra. 2; softball intra. 2; volleyball intra. 2 ron erat cap and gown committee 4; j.v. baseball 2; varsity baseball 3, 4; int. basketball 3; j.v. football 2 david evanek patricia tedorwicz chorus I; ibm co-op 4; tri-hi 2; basket- ball intra. 2; softball intra. 2; volleyball intra. 3 michele felice student government 2, 3; thesaurus 2: Co- lumbian squires 2, 3, 4, notary 3 jeanne ferencik glee club 2. 3; tri-hi 2, 3; basketball in- tra 3; softball intra. 2; volleyball intra. 2 salma fiacco audio-visual aids I; Italian club 2, 3; Spanish club 4 200 margaret finkler commercial club 4; 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int. basketball 2, 3; science club I ruth jones choir 2, 3. 4; chorus I julia julian choir 3; chorus I; commercial club 3; future teachers of america 2 pa+ricia ann kahler chorus I; commercial club 3, 4; french club 3; glee club 2, 3; library club 2; tor- nado 4: tri-hi 2, 3, 4 jeanne kaplan choir 3; concert band I, 2, 3, 4; history seminars 3. 4; french club 2, 3, 4, pres. 4; glee club 2; marching 2, 3, 4; national honor society 3, 4; student government 4; tornado 2. 3. 4, feature editor 4; bas- ketball intra. 3; harpur seminars 3 richard kawecki concert band I. 2. 3, 4; history seminars 4; latin club 3. 4; marching band 2. 3: national honor society 4; orchestra 2, 3, 4; student government 3, 4; thesaurus 4; tornado 4; student gov’t cabinet 4; dra- ma club 4; harpur seminars 3 o. russell kennedy jr. int. basketball 3 kathleen kerezman chorus I; basketball intra. 4; hockey in- tra. 4; volleyball intra. 4; tumbling intra. 4 randy king david klimash concert band I, 2, 3 joan knapp chorus I; 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I; soccer intra. I, 2; softball intra. I, 2, 3, 4; volleyball intra. 2, 3; Syracuse citizenship conference 3. 4 carol pacioni future teachers of america 2, 3, 4, presi- dent 4; latin club 2, 3, 4, adeile 3; op- tional honor society 4; tornado 2, 3. 4, feature editor 4; tri-hi 2, 3, 4; basketball intra. I, 2, 3; hockey intra. 2; soccer in- tra 2, 3; softball intra. I, 2, 3; volleyball intra. 2, 3; cap and gown committee 4; class president 2; class vice president 4 hollis palmer future teachers of america 4; wrestling 2, 3.4 christina paolucci italian club 2, 3. 4; thesaurus 3, 4. layout editor 4; tornado 3. 4; basketball intra. I; soccer intra. I; softball intra. I; vol- leyball intra. 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