Utica Free Academy - Academician Yearbook (Utica, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 128 of the 1958 volume:

1 i14 fi.1l!NI.VWlnlhK'f11ULEl53If2'1ZCfaaJaf 1 if wi I 'img' ' - . .'y1ff1x,,, V . ,V5x.y w 1 f ,, 4 1 1 .,.,1, , . fr' 1? . bfi IMIc:Xf'.-NM:,L-321911.11'Y5111fv5fs4:.Tfi2l2!.lWaXxiL?lHMM W5 THE CLASS OF 1958 presents the ACADEMICIAN UT ICA FREE ACADEMY UTICA, NEW YORK FGREWORD Titan . . . gigantic in size, mighty in force, unsurpassed in power . . . What better symbol could represent the Utica Free Academy, long outstanding in tradition, reputa- tion and size! What better theme could characterize the 1958 Academician as it records, in word and picture, the story of another year of progress and achievement! For Academy students, the symbol of the Titan has been most closely associated with Prometheus. He was the Titan who, according, to legend, brought fire from heaven, the gift by which man forged his destiny of dominance over all other creatures. That Promethean spark can be likened to the strength and enrichment our lives have gained here at UFA. Days spent in the Academy classrooms, library and gym have brought us knowledge, inspiration, friendships and, we may hope, the beginning of wisdom. Thus, it is in this true Titan spirit that the senior class presents the 1958 Academi- cian . . . EDITORS Co-editor Linda Endean Co-editor , , , , . Louis Abelove Literary editor . , . Barbara Ayers Copy editor , ,, , , Nancy Hensel Photography , . , . Louis Leogrande Business Managers , . , Vincent Capozzella Richard Wameling Associate editors, Cecelia Azzarito, Sharon Daskin, Gail Frankland, Lynn Karesky, Marcia Kover, Ronald Matter, Chester Patraitis, Johanna Scholl, Wanda Sharo, Michael Slive. TABLE OF CONTENTS Faculty A , . 4 Students .. . 20 Activities . . . 74 Spgftg . .. 100 2 't ,TN lk... o 0 edlca turn Sirezzglfy Ibrozrgb 6L?l!lL'cZff07Z Today, as in the days of the ancient Titans, the Army for army, jet for jet, missile for missile, nation might. Yet, the real strength of any country today can minds trained to puzzle out equations, to chart new richer, fuller life for the people of all nations. ln the rest on creative minds, dedicated to coping with the forging a pattern of peace and brotherhood among To this ideal of strength through education, and the class of 1958, dedicate our Academician, 3 world in which we live is dominated by the strong. matches nation in the struggle to excel in the show of not be stockpiled. It lies in the minds of its people- formulus, to blueprint new designs, thus effecting a world of tomorrow, the strength of each country must problems of injustice and misunderstanding and to men. to our school that has instilled in us this vision, we, T' I IAN FACULTY Titan in size, UFA is one of the largest high schools in the country. Equipped with adequate facilities in every field, UFA offers a broad curriculum ranging from industrial arts to rnusic, from homemaking to advanced algebra. With over 100 teach- ers, UFA has one of the most respected faculties in New York State. A student in UFA can be sure of expert help in any field in which he desires to become profi- cient. Witih readily available aid from ad- ministration and teachers, all students are given every opportunity to become Titans of tomorrow. 'THESE' 'E ir1i8f?'??!1 R' ' 'ff 1 .355 4, -1 mn Wwnrffmnfffpw f 444474 W fm,z0aw.z, Wkumf-f Titans is indeed a fitting slogan for the rep- resentatives of UFA. In mythology the Titans were the giant sons and daughters of Uranus CHeavenJ and Terra fEarthj who became the rulers of the gods and the masters of men. In modern times it still means gigantic, im- mense and powerful. So class of '58, be Titans- Act big, think big, be big, be the rulers of your destiny and the masters of your fate. A. Ray Calhoon, Principal ADMIN ISTRATIO Prznczpals and Cozmselovs greet Seniors they have guided . fha How many times have you, as a promis- ing young adult, been told to act your age or to grow up! ? These rebukes are admittedly inade- quate. They do not recognize the fact that merely being oldern or growing up phys- ically may yet leave a great deal to be desired. Your high school diploma stands for something worth-while. Among other things it should mean that the person earn- ing the diploma has learned to accept the responsibility which always goes along with privilege. It means that the graduate has set a pattern for himself which will automatically cause him to choose to do the right thing out of habit and only in- frequently fall from grace by doing the easier, less desirable thing. We are creat- ures of habit. Whether we like it or not your life-long habits are, for the most part, already established. If you havenit been able as a developing personality to win in this battle of choice more often than you have lost it - then your reputation is based on your failures rather than on your successes. It has been truly a wonderful exper- ience working with you, watching you grow. May your growth continue in whole- some, signihcant, and truly rewarding accomplishment. Roger N. Murphy Counselor Left lo right Mr A Wildes Miss D Fox Miss R Milne. ' 1 English and Library aid students in corninnnication skills 5 what ffzlliiv i Sealed, left to right: Mr. R. Schmidt, Miss W. jones, Mrs. E. Papp, Miss H. Sweeney, Miss E. Pease, Mrs. H. LaLonde, Mrs. M. Reyman. Standing: Miss A. DeLegge, Miss E. Hanford, Mrs. C. Friesen, Mr. R. Ward, Miss M. Carney, Miss M. Larkin, Mr. R. D'Aprix. Absent: Miss A. Boboy, Mr. W. Eddington, Miss J. Hand, Miss F. Maggiolino. Left to right: Miss T. Taynton, Miss G. Blase, Miss R. jones. V HV if rg! if Posture is practiced by Miss Gates' sith period speech glass, The library is a favorite place for UFA students to study. Miss McClellan discusses current events American History class. 3 X.,-sg Citizensloip Education classes broaden outlook and deepen appreciation Seated. left to right: Miss E. Nelson, Miss H. Burk, Miss A. Short, Mrs. S. Hymes, Miss M. McClellan, Mrs. H. Cutter. Sue and Harvey Swds' the hisfofif Ffefdwm Shrine Sftllldziilgi Mfg. J. Hall, Miss B. Pritchard, Mr. W. Remonda, Mr. L. Wynne, Mr. F. Mason, Mr. K. Edkins, Miss D. Mansky, Miss OL Smith. anew In f a ' ,ga Marcia Kover points out central Get many to German 5 class Lmzgzzage Department 0 efs Lalzn, Gwman, Ffench, and Spanzslo Sealed, left to right: Miss H. Burk, Miss R. OBrien, Mrs. A. Hartness. Stazfdzfzgi Mr. Ii DcVitu, Mr, A. Schepsis. Absent: Miss F, Maggiolirm. Drafting students apply mathematical principles. .Sf l l lt,il,li 2 Mrs. Clark explains ii thetarem to solid geometry class, Mathematics offers stimulating challenge Seated, left to right: Miss M. P. Matlerer, Miss M. E. Maderer. Standing: Miss A. Wright, Miss E. Ausman, Miss G. Dybas, Mr. D. jory, Mrs. l. Clark, Miss B, Weeks. ,gf 1.....,.- ...,.. N -.-MM . .. ,,,, .,... . ..... HEI slim.. fm ,W Sealed, left to right: Mr. L. Daressa, Miss L. Finegan, Miss G. Gorham, Mr. P. Daymont, Mrs. V Baldwin, Mr. J. Grzywacz. Standing, Mr. A. Sacco, Mr. A. Fuson, Mr. I.. Cizza. Absent: Miss E. Rood, Mrs. W. Thomas. Science classes lay foundation for life in Space A ge Physics students see Joe Stocco's prize-winning proximity detector. f....-,..,-.,. K i ... . 1 H Q ,,-1 QB ,pu- Chemistry I class experi- ments with hydroiiuoric . il,-t. ' ,. s K id. 2 ' If W HC I sw 5 X ' t 5'El : I- Seated. left to right: Mrs. M. Licldle, Mrs. A. Nelson, Miss M. Turk, Miss M. VanAlstine, Miss E, M. Dinneen, Miss D. Hancllon, Miss A, Smith. Strzrzdmgz Mr, J. Campbell, Miss O. Searle, Miss F. Johnson, Mr. S. Chwalek. Absent: Miss A. R. Dinneen, Business Department prepares for future employment Typing 2 class takes speed test. Kathy Miller completes practice exercises on adding machine. WF' Nr- fl Left ff, riglof: Mrs. M. Cleaveland, Miss F. Crandall, Miss l-l. Ainsworth. H07I?67l2'dki7Zg courses offer theory and pmciice in Home Arts alma., Real tors supplement tcxt lmuks. in llumc- making 8. Wm. A 1 222' Family Relations. Sue Carlisle leads discussion on budgets in tai sasasxm -mNsis-f- X WX tsl? ., 6' r 5 reatire expression 0j?61'6tZl in Art and Music classes ,ww ' ff f Maud left ti right 'Nlrs C Williams Nlissj Clark Idlldlllk M R XICGHNN-ifl NI Nl-is U1 Mr Hacker ? , ig Art class practices figure painting with models Jerry and Sally. f W Q0 l Miss L. Karcher, Miss C, Bergh. Mrs. Williams rehearses with basses and baritones in Senior Choir. Fifi! Row, lefr to right Mr. F. Bull, Mr. J. La Fave Mr. R. Lewis, Mr. E. Butler Mr. F. Samson, Mr. S. Pal- I1'l3I'lO, Second Row: Mr. H. Guil- foyle, Mr. G. Williams, Mr, A. Bell, Mr. R. Nigro, Mr D. Mannigan, Mr. P. Pot enza, Third Row: Mr. F. Klein Mr. E. Grant, Mr. S. Mears Mr. H. Boclco. Absent: Mr A. Reppel. i. 1 Technical and Industrial classes train for mechanical know-11011 Kenneth Wiitrs prepares to fr-ul tlic press in printing Cliiss, Richard Blackowiak and Richard Avery remove hydromatic propeller under su- pervision of Mr. Nigro. S f , I 'N-Q. -x ,,.,Nv:!-.. Students work on 26th house built by building construction classes. James Gonya. John Sunderhaft and Rbbert Mudge adjust valves and tighten heads. Stuuents put hnishing touches on their projects. 17 PHYSICAL EDUCATION AND DRIVER TRAINING PROMOTE FITNESS WITH! Seated, left to right: Miss B. Johnston, Mrs. S. Jacob- son, Mrs. R. Winiecki. Standing: Mr. F. Collins, Mr. P. Destefano, Mr. E. Swiecki, . I ,, , X yywiv' f If-71. Ly Q Vf WCXQWWWW fl ff f',fWzw gff 4, Wf 7 ' ,flff fzm w Zf fgyfgw A ff MW 'ff-. f ,i , I .f Left to right: Mr. F. Rabice, Mr. Mr. Rabies gives instructions to seniors Gayle and ,lack in Driver Training class. AND SAFETY 3 ' mm-f Cafeteria Staff, left to right: Mrs. L. Gagnon, Mrs. E. Miller, Miss E. Roberts, Mrs. L. Stathes, Mr. E. Axon, Headg Mrs. G, Wunsch. NURSE AND CAFETERIA STAFFS KEEP TITANS IN TOP FORM Nurse, Miss I i ' i 5 U 2 i K --wg. T, V f 1 H. Roden. CX 1' v ff? mf' Miss F. Rusinek, Mrs. G. Weaver, Mrs. M. Lynch, Miss S. Lalileur Absent: Miss M. jones. 'I9 4 STUDE T Seniors approach graduation with memories of busy years at UFA. True to their heritage, seniors have spent hours in study and training which have brought achievements in scholarship, athletics and in leadership. Good times shared with classmates in clubs, at weekend games and dances are also part of the Titan tradition. 'ln the last hurried days of their senior year, members of the class of 1958 exercise that final cherished custom of high school days -signing the UFA Academician. ln the margin of their school yearbook seniors re- ord memories of friendships and good times at UFA, along with the wish that these Titan traditions may never be for- gotten. TW Me' ww-:sw-im 3 ,f F. M 1 V 4-arf 4? 4 V' nw I 6-,,,.,N..,,,,.,,,,.,,-f.. ow nfgwwfw I., wmwzfw f 1 ' U, V- I ,,,,,,,, A,,,,,,,,,,,.,.,.,4,.. ,,,. , -., -..f, ..f.f,w- W, f f 14 :mx , W 1 iff: Q, . 2 , ?-6' 75171 I' ,',,, ff :f,g1a,f f, ,,f.+,,,.,.,.., 7,5,,,,vM,,m!aK,,,,,M, W f , , ww, ,WU ., , g,Q!,W,:77f '3LMIW' My , f . . ff , , , , ff-my , ,.M-,,,,,.,,,,,,.,,,, W.. MMM N, ' - ..YMw,,,, . lp, ,, ,W Wanda Sharo - 94.714 I Judith Lewis - 95.750 Gareth Lloyd - 95.667 L W .--vsp -Wu--' Linda Wilsiwn - 93.535 Kurt Carpenter Nancy Dunston - 94.400 Rosemary Kendrick Brains and charm . . . that's our 'ver- satile valedictorian, Judy Lewis. While maintaining an average of 95.75, Judy has found time to serve as vice-president of the National Honor Society and co-editor of the Academic Observer. Student Coun- cil, Punchinello, the Amdenzicimz staff, and the Spanish and Social Studies Clubs all have benefited from her membership. In her junior year, Judy won the United Nations Pilgrimage for Youth sponsored by the Odd Fellows and was the recipient of the junior class scholarship award at commencement last year, Judy plans to enter Utica College as a liberal arts major. Johanna Scholl, our capable saluta- torian, has distinguished herself not only by maintaining an average of 94.857, to place her second in the graduating class, but also by completing her high school course in three years. Active in the Nation- al Honor Society, the UFA Orchestra, the Academic Obrerref, and Future Teach- ers of America, Johanna has served as an armciale editor of the Amdemicimz and ar corresponding secretary of Der Deutsche Verein. Johanna will enter Albany State Teachers College in the fall to prepare for teaching in secondary schools. 94.257 K A 4 -9114 Audrey Arlin - 95.714 Johanna Scholl - 94.857 l Alan Movsh - 95.200 Michael Slive, Prerident Popular, versatile, and dependable . . . These are but a few of the characteristics of our class president, Michael Slive. Proof of his athletic prowess is found in Mikes selection as vice-president of the Block U Club and co-captain of the 1957 football team. Mike was also the recipient of the Academic Observer Award as one of the top two men on the squad. He was sports editor of the 1958 Acadenzicimz. Main- taining an average in the top quarter of his class, he won the Harvard Book Award for best all around progress in his junior year and in his senior year was honored as Optimist Boy of the Month. Mike plans to begin a pre-medical course next fall. il Gerald Waterson, Vice-President Gerry Waterson, our popular vice-president, will long be remembered for his cryptic and witty quips. A member of Quill and Scroll, last fall Gerry won the Feature Writing Award at the Empire State School Press Association conference sponsored by Syracuse University. His sterling performance in Punchnellds presentation of The Acimimble Cricbrorz delighted audiences. Gerry also served as vice-president of the Math Club, treasurer of the Science Club, and Student Council parliamentarian. Our ve-ep has also main- tained an honor average, thus earning membership in the National Honor Society. Desiring to further his education, Gerry plans to study engineering in college. Y ' mmf' 1 S- ,M , li A 2 fi, 1 ff i Jo Ann Mazzatti, Secretary Our cheerful and personable secretary, Jo Ann Mazzatti, is well known for her capable work in all undertakings. Being chosen for honorable mention by the Optimist Club during Youth Appreciation Week was a just reward for Jo Ann's outstanding record at UFA. The National Honor Society, French Club, of which she was vice-president, the Aradcmir Obrerzier and Acadezzzirimz stalls all claimed her mem- bership. Last summer, Jo Ann was sent to Syracuse University by the Student Council to attend a leader- ship training workshop. Active also outside of school, jo Ann has served as chairman of the area Teens Against Polio. jo Ann plans to continue her educa- tion at Utica College. black Wileczka, Trrefzrzzrer jack Wileczka, president of the newly organized Math Club, was a wise choice for class treasurer. A member of Punchinello Players, Jack took part in last falls presentation of The Arimimble Crichton. Well liked for his ready smile and pleasing personality, jack belonged to the Science Club, Student Council and A Cappella choir, and was an associate editor of the Acfzflemic Observer. A member of the National Honor Society, jack plans to begin a course in chemical en- gineering at college in the fall. IORS whiff Wwe fn ,sf XWM-761. 1 -' f 5. , if ' A3124 M.-9 .U . ,- mf g 'Q 1 4 -.:..m.',.-.1-fp f. 'Zf.w.1 I A . f-ff, rf , w V f- .I :i-, 'Z GORDON K. Aianorr Hughes College Prep Pres., Vice-Pres., Science Clubg Vice-Pres., Social Studies Clubg Latin Clubg Academiciang Ac- ademic Observerg Na- tional Honor Society. CHARLES LOUIS ABELOVE HLOZIH Hughes College Prep Co-editor, Academiciang Social Studies, Science, Language Clubsg Nae tional Honor Societyg Punchinellog Academic Observerp Der Deutsche Vereing Quill and Scroll. CAROLYN J. ADAMS Kemble College Prep Social Studies, Spanish Clubsg jr. Red Crossg F. T. A. Academician Repg jr. Girls' Choir. September '54 . . . JOHANNA ALAM HIGH Seymour Office Practice Thrift, Monitor Clubsg jr. Red Crossg Student Council, G,A.A.g Bowl- ing, Volleyhallg Tennis. ELAINE AMICO Roosevelt College Prep Social Studies, Press Clubsg Student Councilg Le Cercle Francaisg jr. Girls', Sr. Girls', jr. Mixed Choirs, Basket- ballg Softhullg Appara- tus. HARVEY J. ARLEN Kemble College Prep Social Studies, Science Clubsg Der Deutsche Verein. AUDREY ARLIN Kemble College Prep Pres., Latin Clubg Cor- respondence Sec., Treas., Dunham Debateg Sec., Treas. Social Studies Clubg Le Cercle Fran- caisg National Honor Societyg Punchinellog Track, Modern Dance. JUDITI-I AULENBACH Hjudjen Reading, Penn. General High Social Studies, Monitor Clubsg Der Deutsche Vereing Sr. Girls' Choir. J. RICHARD AVERY, JR. Conkling Aeronautics Enter Titans of '58, over 500 strong . BARBARA ANN AYERS uBafbu Kernan College Prep Literary-editor, Acade- miciang Social Studiesl Science, Language, Latin Clubs, National Hon- or Societyg Quill and Scrollg Academic Ob- serverg Student Coun- cilg P.T.A.g F.R.N.g Le Cercle Francais: Golf. CECELIA A. AZZARITO Cal Hughes College Prep Sec.. Student Council: Social Studies. Spanish, Thrift, Latin Clubs: Academiciang Academic Observer: Punchinellol Dominog Le Cercle Fr.Inc.iisg -lr. Girls. Sr. Girls' ChoirsL Appara- tusg Basketballz Bowl- ingg Cheerleading, Vol- leyhall. 2,- .x GIRARD BAECHLE HG-aryl: Sacred Heart Electricity Science, Social Studies Clubs. PATRICIA ANN BAKER Hpaf. Herkimer, N.Y. General High Latin Club, F. T. A.g F. R. N. FRANK BALDWIN lrRedVF Kernan College Prep Social Studies Clubg Track. . . Bafflecl by helpful Seniors and the elevator RICHARD C. BARRETT Dick Hughes College Prep Captain, Varsity Base- ballg Spanish, Social Studies, Monitor Clubsg Punchinellog J.V., Vat- sity Baseball, J.V., Var- sity Football. BARBARA ANN BARTI-I Barb Kemble Office Practice Academic Observer Rep., Academician Rep- resentative, Bowling. SUSAN BARTLETT Starlet Kemble Stenography Science, Social Studies Clubsg Student Council, Swimming. 1195 . WN! . me ff ,z Wm f ROGER BENNETT ,,R0gU Roosevelt Electricity J.V., Varsity Baseball. ROBERT 1. BERTLESMAN HBOLH U.C.A. General High j.V, Basketball. RICHARD BLACHOWIAK IIDiL-ki! Kernan Aeronautics Social Studies, Science Clubsg Student Council, Track. WESLEY JAMES BLAKELY lIROckll Ketnan Aeronautics Social Studies Club. RICHARD BLISS YrDiL.k!l Kernan General High 1958 X SENIORS N-hw i wife . ' ,, cf ffl! 7 fav-- JOHN BOEHLERT lrjackll Sacred Heart Tech. Mech. Science, Social Studies Clubs, Hi-Y. MARIE BONANZA St. Patrick's Commercial Social Studies, Science, Monitor Clubs. CAROLINE JEAN BORD ulnkyn Whitesboio, N.Y. Commercial CAROL ANN BOUCHER Kernan General High Pres., Tri-Hi-Yg jr. Red Cross, G.A.A.g Swim- mingg Hockey, Softballg Apparatus, Bowling. ELIZABETH BOWIENS MLM, Kernan General High Pres., Sec., Tri-Hi-Y, Monitor Cluhg jr. Girls', jr. Mixed, A Cappella Choirs, Basketballg Vol- lcylmll Softball. KENNETH W. BOYCE Ken Whitesboro, N.Y. College Prep Rep.-at-Large, Student Council, Latin, Social Studies Clubsg Academ- ic Observerg Academi- ciang Der Deutsche Vereing National Honor Society, Swimming. TERRENCE BRADY Blessed Sacrament Printing Monitor, Social Studies, Science Clubs, ALFRED BROOKS Fred Kemble General High Social Studies Club, Student Councilg Cross Countryg Track. Welcome to Varsity football coach Ed Swiecki ARLENE BROOKS Hughes College Prep Social Studies, Press Clubsg Le Cercle Fran- caisg Student Council. SHIB BROWN Kernan Electricity Freshman, j.V. Basket- ball. . ,z t 2 tztz '. ::1'1 , NIARIE ANGELA BUCCINNA NRE, Hughes General High Social Studies, Thrift Clubs: F.R.N. Chest Kemble Holy Trinity ROGER W. BUORNAT Building Construction Social Studies, Thrift, Science, Art Service Clubs, j.V. Football, Cross Country, Track. INIARSI-IA ANN BUREK Commercial Social Studies, Press Clubs, Student Council, Apparatus. JOHN BURGESS S m take Roosevelt General High Thrift Club, Freshman, J. V. Football, Fresh- man, J. V. Basketball. UFA'ers become fighting Titans VINCENT CAPOZZELLA Vinny Roosevelt College Prep Vice-President, Student Council, Asst. Treas., Science Club, Social Studies, Monitor Clubs, Der Deutsche Vereing Academic Observer, Dunham Debate, Acad- emician, Hi-Y, Fresh- man Boys', Jr. Mixed Choirs. SUE ELLEN CARLISLE Susie Baldwin, L.I. College Prep Sec., Sophomore Class, Social Studies, Lan- guage, Science, Thrift Clubs, Student Coun- cil, Academic Observer, Academician, Domino, Punchinello, jr. Girls', Sr. Girls', Jr. Mixed Choirs, Tennis. KURT LEROY CARPENTER Roosevelt College Prep Vice-President, Treas., Science Club, Spanish Social Studies, Lan- guage, Thrift Clubs, Ac- ademic Observer Rep., National Honor Society. CAROL C. CARVILLE Carol Hughes College Prep Language, Social Stud- ies, Science Clubs, Stu- dent Council, jr. Girls', jr. Mixed Choirs, Mod- ern Dance, Golf, Swim- ming. CARMELA CASALE rrcdrmyrf Roosevelt College Prep Rep.-at-Large, Parlia- mentarian, Student Council, Latin, Social Studies, Thrift, Science, Monitor Clubs, F.T.A., Le Cercle Francais, Ac- ademic Observer, Acad- emician, jr. Girls', Sr. Girls', Jr. Mixed, A Cap- pella Choirs, Cheerlead- ing, Apparatus. ADELINE CASOLARA Addie Conkling Commercial Social Studies, Science Clubs, Student Council, jr. Girls' Choir. MARY THERESA CAUBET Kemble Commercial Social Studies, Science Clubs, jr. Girls', Sr. Girls' Choirs. JOSEPH CHOWANIEC ffjoell Kernan Mechanical 1958 fi V' 3' C. THOMAS CLARK IORS JOHN CHRISTIANSEN Whitesboro, N.Y. Commercial Social Studies Club, Student Councilg Domi- nog Band, A Cappella Choir. THERBSA CHWALEK Terry Holy Trinity General High Social Studies Club. Clarkey Kemble College Prep Science, Social Studies, Language, Thrift Clubsg Der Deutsche Vereing Student Council, Bandg A Cappella Choir. MARTHA ANN CLEARY frMartyrr Sr. Patrick's . Commercial Social Studies Club. CAROL ANN CoLAc1cco Roosevelt College Prep Rec. Sec., F.T.A.g Thrift, Press Clubs, Student Council, jr. Red Cross: Le Cercle Francais, Bowling, Basketball. CAROL ANN COLBURN Cami Hughes General High Science, Social Studies Clubs, Tri-Hi-Y, F.T. A., Jr. Red Crossg Jr. Girls' Choir, Swim- ming. MARY ELLEN COLLINS Mamie Kemble Commercial Associate Editor, Aca- demic Observerg Social Studies, Science, Mon- itor Clubsg Student Council, Academiciang Academic Observer Representativeg Acade- mician Rep., Bandg Or- chestra, Cheerleadingg Swimmingg Volleyballg Apparatusg Golf, Bas- ketball. LOIS CORTESE Seymour Office Practice Social Studies, Press Clubsg Academic Ob- server Rep. Our gridders cop City Championship . . PATRICIA A. COVENY npanyu Roosevelt College Prep Treas., Student Coun- cilg Sec., Le Cercle Francais, Science, So- cial Studies, Language Clubsg Tri-Hi-Y, Acad- emician, Academic Ob- serverg Domino, Sr. Girls' Choir, Cheerlead- ing. GRAHAM COVEYDUCK rrcogeyn Hughes College Prep Science, Social Studies Clubs, Der Deutsche Vereing Punchinellog Freshman Boys', jr. Mixed, A Cappella Choirsg Boys' Ensemble. WILLIAM A. COWL Moo Hughes General High Social Studies, Science. Art Service Clubs: Freshman, Varsity Foot- ball: Freshman, j.V. Basketballg Track. 40 N? J. ARTHUR Cox A rt' Kemble College Prep Pres., A Cappella Choir, Cross-Country, Track. NETTIE CRAWFORD Nettie Kernan Commercial Social Studies Club, jr. Red Cross, jr. Girls', jr. Mixed, A Cap- pella Choirs, Apparatus, Basketball, Volleyball, Track, Tumbling. rFSandy!J Holy Trinity SANDRA JEAN CROUSE Commercial Social Studies, Science, Monitor Clubs, Basket- ball, Volleyball, Ap- paratus. IV and Varsity basketball teams PATRICIA A. DAEDELOW frpayf SHARON DASKIN Sbarry Holy Trinity Commercial Press, Monitor, Lan- guage, Social Studies Clubs, Student Council, Punchinello, G. A. A., Apparatus, Badminton, Basketball, Volleyball, Swimming, Ping Pong, Modern Dance, Track. Kemble College Prep Associate Editor, Acad- emician, Language, So- cial Studies Clubs, Jr. Red Cross, Student Council, Punchinello, Academic Observer, jr. Girls' Choir, Bowling, Ping Pong. triple champs! CAROL DAVIS Bubbles Hughes College Prep Social Studies, Lan- guage, Thrift Clubs, jr. Girls', Sr. Girls', A Cap- pella Choirs. .f ROBERT DEEP 1PDipIJ! Kemble General High Vice-Pres., Sophomore Class, Social Studies, Monitor, Art Service Clubs, Track, Fresh- man, J.V. Basketball, Freshman, Varsity Foot- ball. SANDRA DEMBSKI Us-andyn Holy Trinity Commercial Monitor, Press, Social Studies Clubs, National Honor Society, Sr. Girls' Choir, Bowling, Volley- ball. ROBERTA J. DIMEO uBertu Kemble Commercial Social Studies, Science Clubs, Student Council, Bowling. DOROTHY M. DMOCHOWSKI D0ttee Holy Trinity College Prep Sec., Der Deutsche Verein, Sec., F. R. N., Social Studies Club, Ac- ademic Observer Rep., Press Club Rep., Acade- mician Rep., Tri-Hi-Y, Punchinello, National Honor Society, Modern Dance, Basketball, Ap- paratus. CAROL JANE DODGE Seymour College Prep Social Studies, Lan- guage, Spanish Clubs, Academic Observer, Academician, Academic Observer Rep., Fresh- man Girls' Choir, Bas- ketball, Volleyball. 1958 A098 Kernan General High IDR - I - ., . . ff , , . ., . cfftfffftff ' 577472417 . , . , f ',ff ' f 1 lin., f -I ' W 4 , .V -f it , ' if-2.2, 1? ,f '51 X A I f Z Z 3 . , Z , Q 2 2 fl mf--mffww ,i.,. -, 4 IKM!!! aa? ffffff . , ft L n .' .-,,,,,!4 , ,Wi , ZQX Q: lj. I 'ff f . ,,lV. , Z. ft Jw A WCM -,QI Z W f W Q f 1 RICHARD DRAKE Dale Roosevelt General High DOLORES DUBIEL Toon Kernan General High Social Studies, Monitor Clubsg Modern Danceg Field Hockey, Appara- tus. DONALD DUBIEL Dub Social Studies, Science Clubsg Band. SAAD DUGHAITHER Sadu Saudi Arabia College Prep SHELDON DUMAIN Shelly Roosevelt College Prep Vice-Pres., Treas., Do- mino, Social Studies, Science, Press, Spanish, Thrift, Latin Clubs, Student Council, Dun- ham Debate, National Honor Societyg Punch- inellog Freshman Boys, -Ir. Mixed, A Cappella Choirs, NANCY DUNSTON Nan Seymour College Prep Sec., Der Deutsche Vereing Social Studies, Spanish, Science, Thrift Clubsg jr, Red Cross, National Honor Society, Dunham Debateg Aca- demic Observerg Acad- emiciang Swimming. WALTER DZIWIS Wall Holy Trinity College Prep Vice-Pres,, Junior Classg Science, Social Studies, Language Clubs, Stu- dent Councilg IV. Foot- ballg Varsity Track. LESLIE W, EDICK frpudlf Kemble College Prep Science, Social Studies, Thrift Clubs, Student Council. Happy Tenth Birthday . . . to Student Council S1-IEILA ESTH ER ELLIS Hughes College Prep Social Studies, Spanish Clubs, F.T,A. LINDA GAY ENDEAN Lin Roosevelt College Prep Co-editor, Academiciang Pres.,Punchinello3Social Studies, Science Clubs: F.R.N.1 Academic Ob- server, Student Council, Dominol Quill .Ind Sctollg Modern Dance: Swimming, lYlICHA EL E. EVANS Em St, Francis de Sales General High Social Studies Club, Punchinellog -I,V. Base- ball. Q-as B. l l RICHARD D. EVANS Dick Kernan Aeronautics RICHARD E. EVANS Dick Kemble General High Freshman, J.V., Varsity Football, Freshman, J. V. Basketball. RICHARD T. EVANS Dick Roosevelt College Prep Student Council, Fresh- man Boys', Jr. Mixed, A Cappella Choirs. September '55 . . . Sopbomores at last . CARRIE MAE FAIL Car Kernan Commercial Sec., Vice-Pres., Tri-Hi- Y, jr. Red Cross, Vol- leyball, Track, Softball, Cheerleading. I 46 we X ffl X ,,, , y 2 ' ,I .W ff, f ' 1 , . , ,av 3 Wlfgny iff , V Za, T MZQJ' ' ,if ,aa- 7 SUZANNE FAILING Hsllfieu 1 Hughes College Prep Pres., Vice-Pres. F.R.N., Science, Social Studies Clubs, Le Cercle Fran- cais, Punchinello, G.A. A., Bowling, Basket- ball, Track, Apparatus, Volleyball. GERALDINE M. FARLEY Gerry Camden, N.Y. General High 4 .4 1 ALBERT FELLOWS Albie Kemble College Prep Social Studies, Language Clubs, Student Council, Punchinello, Freshman Boys', jr. Mixed, A Cap- pella Choirs, Boys' En- semble. CORAL LILLIAN FEOLB C 00kie Hughes College Prep Social Studies, Lan- guage, Spanish, Thrift Clubs, Punchinello, Stu- dent Council, Jr. Girls', Sr. Girls' Choirs, Bowl- ing. H. GAIL FERRIS HGailIl Hughes College Prep Social Studies, Lan- guage, Monitor, Thrift Clubs, Student Council, Academic Observer Representative, Acade- mician Representative, jr. Red Cross, Cheer- leading, Track, Basket- ball. GERALD FERRO ffjewyu Roosevelt College Prep Social Studies, Science, Spanish Clubs, Punch- inello, Student Council, J.V., Varsity Baseball. KATHRYN FISH .'IKdtbyU Hughes Commercial Social Studies, Thrift Clubs, Student Coun- cil, Academic Observ- er, Academician, jr. Girls', jr. Mixed, A Cappella Choirs, Girls' Ensemble. 1958 SENIOR 'GTV' A gif DONALD WILLIAM FLUTY Don Schenectady, N.Y. General High Social Studies Clubg Jr. Mixed Choir, Fresh- man Baskethallg Trackg Freshman, Varsity Foot- ball. BELVA M. FOOTE Connie Hughes Office Practice Social Studies, Thrift Clubsg Student Coun- cilg Jr. Girls' Choir. STANLEY FORYT Stun Holy Trinity Mechanical GAIL C. FRANKLAND Benjie Kemble College Prep Associate Editor, Acade- miciang Corres. Sec., F. T.A.g Social Studies, Latin Clubs, Le Cercle Francais, Punchinellog Student Council Ac- ademic Observerg Na- tional Honor Societyg Jr. Girls', Sr. Girls' Choir. AILEEN FREDERICKS Aileen Hughes College Prep Pres., Treas., F.R.N.g Spanish Club, Jr. Red Crossg Academic Ob- server Rep.g Academi- cian Rep., Jr. Girls', Sr. Girls' Choirs: Bowlingg Badminton Apparatusg Basketball, GERALD FREEMAN ujerryn Kernan Mechanical PATRICIA ANN GACEK ffpdzll Holy Trinity Social Studies Club, Commercial Punchinellog Bowlingg Apparatus. JOHN DAVID GAFFNEY Watertown, N.Y. MGM!! General High Science Club. Cloet, Bob, Susie, Ray are our lNlARY JANE GARRATT Kemble College Prep Social Studies, Science. Latin, Press Clubs, Stu- dent Councilg Le Cercle Francaisg Jr. Girls', Sr. Girls', Jr. Mixed Choirs. JOHN A. GEMELLI HJL7l7!iI1wJ ' Roosevelt Eledriciry Press Cluhg Punch- inellog Jr. Red Cross first officers R, BERNADETTE GEORGE Bernie Our Lady of Lourdes Commercial Social Studies, Science. Monitor Clubsg Jr, Girls', Sr. Girls', Jr. Mixed, A Cappella Choirsg Modern Danceg Swimming. K ,gpm-v C. RAY GREINER, JR. CLAIRE GIEHL Clarabell Kernan Commercial Social Studies, Science Clubs, Academic Ob- server Rep. LORRAINE GILL Lon Kemble Commercial Social Studies Clubg Jr. Red Cross. JUDITH JOYCE GLATT ffjudyn Roosevelt Commercial Social Studies, Science, Thrift Clubsg Basket- ballg Hockeyg Badmin- tong Volleyball. Frosb football squad goes undefeated DOROTHY GONTARZ Derry Holy Trinity College Prep Treas., Tri-Hi-YQ Press Clubg F.R.N.g Punch- inellog Apparatus. ALDORA H. GOREA AZ Hughes College Prep Sec.-Treas., Le Cercle Frangaisg Sec., Dunham Debateg Rep.-at-Large. Student Council, Social Studies Club: Academic Observer, Academiciang A Cappella Choir. GERALDINE M. GRAY G'67'iU Herkimer, N.Y. General High Social Studies Clubg Dominog Academic Ob- server Rep.g Academi- cian Rep.g Sr. Girls', jr. Mixed, A Cappella Choirsg Apparatusg Vol- leyball. We www f BLANCHE SUE GREEN Susie Kernan Office Practice Social Studies, Monitor Clubsg Jr. Girls', Sr. Girls', jr. Mixed Choirs. PEGGY LU GREINER Peggy Marion, Ohio Commercial Social Studies Club. nBudn Marion, Ohio College Prep ROBERT GRIFFITH ,,Gm?,, Roosevelt Building Construction SALLY GRIEFITH flltchll Kemble Art Social Studies, Science, Art Service Clubsg G.A. A., Tennisg Hockeyg Swimmingg Basketballg Trackg Apparatus. 1958 1277 'Nw 2 .9 ..., ll f f. ' -' i ff? :fe -- , ' vf In , fs f was S. JAMES HAGUES SENIOR I .,, i NORMAN GUY rrNOrmAl Roosevelt Art Social Studies, Science, Art Service Clubs. HENRY HAGEL Hurricane Kernan College Prep Band Custodiang Social Studies, Science Clubs, Der Deutsche Vereing Orchestra. Butch Kernan General High Social Studies, Science Clubsg jr. Mixed Choir, WALTER HAGUES cow Kernan College Prep Social Studies, Science, Latin Clubsg Punch- inellog Freshman Boys', jr. Mixed, A Cappella Choirs. SPENCER HALL Us-pencn Kemble College Prep JOHN HAMLIN Our Lady of Lourdes Commercial Social Studies Club, Academiciang Academic Observer. JANIS LEIGH HANNAH Penny Roosevelt General High Editor, Press Clubg Cap- tain, Majorettesg Moni- tor Clubg Quill and Scrollg Der Deutsche Vereing Jr. Girls' Choir. Queen Betty reigns over Sophomore H op PETER HARTMAN The Bull Kernan Mechanical Social Studies Club, Freshman, Varsity Foot- ballg Basketball, Track. JOHN HENRY Luk Kemble College Prep Social Studies, Spanish, DENNIS HAYMAN Science Clubsg Na- Dp,,,,,, tional Honor Society: lr. Mixed, A Cappella Conltling Teclxnical Choirs BOYS' Ensemble: Der Deutsche Verein. Band. RONALD HALL Row Seymour General High Football Baseball , ral, A ' Kernan College Prep -cf NANCY HENSEL Nance Our Lady of Lourdes Commercial Treasurer, junior Classg Rep.-at-Large, Student Councilg Associate Edi- tor, Academiciang Social Studies, Press, Monitor Clubsg Academic Ob- serverg -lr, Red Crossg Cheerleading. BRADFORD HERPY H wp Roosevelt Aeronautics CHARLES HESTER Chuck Hughes General High Social Studies, Science, Monitor Clubs. . . And then we faced those first Regents JOHN G. HOFMASTER Hoffy Kernan College Prep Social Studies, Science, Latin Clubsg Der De- utsche Vereing Punch- inello. RICHARD HOGAN Bar1zeyH Blessed Sacrament General High Freshman Boys' Choir, IV. Basketballg J. V. Baseball. DORINDA ANN HOUSE Dori Hughes Commercial Social Studies, Lan- guage, Monitor Clubs, National Honor Societyg Jr. Red Crossg Academic Observerg Academiciang Academic Observer Representativeg Acade- mician Rep.g jr. Girls', Sr. Girls' Choirs. BARRY RALPH HOWARTH llBdyJl Whitesboro, N.Y. College Prep EDITH HUGHES Edie Roosevelt College Prep Pres., G. A. A.g Social Studies Club, Tri-Hi- Yg Le Cercle Francaisg Orchestrag jr. Girls', Jr. Mixed, A Cappella Choirsg Field Hockeyg Swimmingg Golfg Ten- nis, Basketball, Ping Pongg Badmintong Vol- leyballg Apparatusg Soft- ballg Bowling. JOYCE A. HUGHES Social Studies, Science, Spanish Clubsg Junior Girls', Sr. Girls' Choirs. ROSLYN WARREN HUGHES Row Poultney, Vt. Commercial RICHARD L. HUTCHINS Hutch Seymour College Prep Social Studies, Science Clubsg Le Cercle Fran- caisg Academician Rep.g A Cappella Choirg J. V., Varsity Footballg Base- ball. 1958 3' 50101 We Mff If' M? f f f IQ!!! if W5 ff ,gp fri' W7 'f ' .I ' V' ,I 1? 1-gf! f. ., '4'f:,a4zpe X , 4,5 1, 74 g , V :,. ., , SENIOR 'Th JOSEPH IANNONE Ifjoell Kernan Auto Mechanics MARY J. lNMAN Mayor Roosevelt Commercial Social Studies Club, G, A.A.g Tri-Hi-Y, Field Hockey, Tennis, Ping Pong, Volleyballg Golfg Baslcetballg Badminton, Apparatus, Softball. AMELIA JOAN JABOUR MeI!y Mr. Carmel Commercial Jr. Girls', Sr. Girls', Jr. Mixed Choirs. CONSTANCE J. JACKEWICZ CO 7I71f6H Holy Trinity Commercial Social Studies, Monitor Clubsg Tri-Hi-Y, Jr. Red Cross, Academic Observer, Repg Acade- mician, Rep.g Cheerlead- ing, Apparatus, Swim- ming. LO1s G. JACOBS .,Dn,. Boston, Mass. College Prep Social Studies, Science Clubs, Le Cercle Fran- cais, F.R.N. STEVEN JACOBSON ffjaken Hughes College Prep Social Studies, Science Clubsg Le Cercle Fran- caisg Baseballg Basket- ball. ALTHERA JOHNSON Fairfak, Alabama College Prep Social Studies Club. NANCY E. JOHNSON HNMU Hughes General High Social Studies, Lan- guage, Press, Monitor Clubs, Jr. Red Crossg F.T.A.g Sr. Girls, Jr. Girls' Choirs, Bowling, Apparatus. September '56 . . . juniors . . . lVe'r EDWARD JONES Eddie Kemble College Prep Science, Social Studies Clubsg Der Deutsche Vereing Student Coun- cil. A ,.5 K ..0.',x 43 pw: , .,, . 1 . . -. , 1... ,fl , 4 Q A la GWENDA A. JON ES Given Kemble College Prep Press Club, Punchinel- lo: Der Deutsche Ver- eing Jr. Girls', Sr, Girls, Jr. Mixed Choirsg Bowl- ingg lflirsketlmrllg Swim- ming. e lmlfuuy through JAMES JONES Kemble Printing Social Studies Club. A Yr ? Boston, Mass. -QI, buf' Amir, Walt, RICHARD KAMB Dirk Our Lady of Lourdes General High Social Studies, Science Clubs, A Cappella Choir, Boys' Ensemble. HELEN JULIAN Frankie Kemble Commercial Social Studies, Thrift, Press Clubs, Student Council, Academic Ob- server Rep., Academi- cian Rep., jr. Red Cross, jr. Girls', Sr. Girls' Choirs. JEANNE T. JURKOXVSKI St. Patrick's Stenography Social Studies. Monitor, Thrift Clubs, Nation- al Honor Society. Carol Holy Trinity CAROL ANN KAELIN Bookkeeping Social Studies, Press Clubs, Apparatus, Cheerleading. judy, Nancy lead junior class MARILYN KANE Kanie St.joseph's Oflice Practice Social Studies Club, Punchinello, jr. Red Cross, Jr. Girls', Sr. Girls' Choirs. PATRICIA KANE spain Kernan General High Social Studies, Science Clubs, Bowling. 'IQ'- 400 4227- SYLVIA GAIL KAPLAN lfsylrl Hughes Art Rec. Sec., E. T. A., So- cial Studies, Art Service Clubs, Le Cercle Fran- cais, Punchinellog Bowl- ing. LYNN ELLEN KARESKY NLM. College Prep Associate Editor, Acad- emician, Social Studies, Science, Monitor Clubs, Le Cercle Francais, Dunham Debate, Ac- ademic Observer, Bas- ketball. DENNIS KELLY rrKelll Kemble Electricity Science Club, Cross Country. ROSEMARY KENDRICK IIROU Hughes College Prep Asst. Treas., Recording Sec., Science Club, So- cial Studies, Spanish Clubsg Academic Ob- server, National Honor Society. JAMES R. KENNISH If-limi! Kemble College Prep Social Studies, Thrift Clubs, Band. 1958 Z E -.3799 f SE IDR Ml 'Wmr W I . . U Wm, ,,,, u 1 l JANICE KENT rr-,ann Hughes Stenography Social Studies Clubg Jr. Red Crossg Student Councilg Apparatusg Bowling. NANCY KIELBASINSKI frNa'Zv1 Holy Trinity College Prep President, Tri-Hi-Yg So- cial Studies, Science, La- tin Clubsg F. R. N.g Sr. Girls', A Cappella Choirsg Bowling. RICHARD WILLIAM KING rrDitkH Hughes College Prep Social Studies, Science Clubsg Student Councilg Der Deutsche Vereing Freshman Boys' Choir. BAYLA RUTH KIRSTEN IIBHJIII Hughes College Prep Social Studies, Press, Thrift Clubsg Le Cercle Francaisg Student Coun- cilg Punchinellog Do- minog Dunham Debateg Academic Observer Rep.g jr. Girls' Choirg Apparatusg Volleyballg Basketball. FRANCIS KLEIN Frau St. Francis de Sales College Prep Social Studiesg Science Clubsg Der Deutsche Veteing ROSALIE KLEIN llLeeU Hughes Rep 3 S paratusg Bowlingg Vol- leyball. BARDARA ANN KLIMEK Barb Holy Trinity Stenography Social Studies, Science Clubsg Press Club Rep.g F.T.A.g Apparatus. W. PETER KLINE Pete Hughes College Prep Treas., Student Con- ductor, Bandg Rep.-at- Large, Student Councilg Social Studiesg Science Clubsg Der Deutsche Vereing Punchinellog Academic Observerg Academiciang Orchestra. tn, K 'V A Student Council j9rst . . . a Titan Holiday MARCIA JOY KOVER Alarm DOROTHY M. KOSCINSKI 1fDOtU Holy Trinity College Prep Social Studies, Monitor Clubsp Le Cercle Fran- caisg Jr. Red Crossg Bad- mintong Tennisg Appa- ratusg Tumbling. Kemble College Prep Pres., Dominog Treas., Der Deutsche Vereing Associate Editor, Acad- emiciang Social Studies, Science, Thrift Clubs: Academic Ohserverg Academic Observer Rep.: Punchinellol Jr. Red Crossg Le Cercle Fmncuisg junior Girls' Choir. JUDITH KRUPsI41 Jud Kemble Commercial Social Studies, Thrift. Monitor Clubsg junior Girls', Sr. Girls', A Cap- pella Choirsg Swim- ming. STANLEY KUKLINSKI lIKukH Holy Trinity Building Construction Social Studies Club, Punchinello: J. V. Bas- ketball, J. V. Footballg Baseball. THOMAS KUKOWSKI Tom Holy Trinity Electricity Social Studies Club, Jr. Red Cross. CAROLYN A. KULAS Carol Holy Trinity College Prep Spanish Club, Domi- nog Academic Observerg Academician F. R. N.g National Honor Soci- etyg Basketball, Volley- ball, Apparatusg Tum- bling. Freedom Shrine presented by Utica Exchange Club Lois MARION KUSHNER HLOH Kemble College Prep Librarian, Bandg Spanish, Latin, Science, Social Studies Clubs, Academician Rep., Ten- nisg Modern Dance, Apparatus. BENJAMIN ZIER LANDSET Beezie Hughes College Prep Social Studies, Science Clubs, Der Deutsche Verein. JAMES LEE Hymn Hughes College Prep Rep.-at-Large, Student Council, Social Studies, Science, Spanish, Thrift. Monitor Clubs, Jr. Red Crossg Jr. Boys' Choir. 'MW BETTY LEFKOWITZ Roosevelt College Prep Rec. Sec., Vice-President Dunham Debateg Social Studies, Latin, Science, Thrift, Press Clubs, Student Councilg Der Deutsche Vereing Na- tional Honor Society, Swimming, Tennis, Volleyball, Basketball, Apparatus. ELINOR ANN LEFKOWITZ Roosevelt College Prep Langauge, Spanish, Thrift, Social Studies Clubsg Dunham Debate, Student Councilg Aca- demic Observer Rep.g Volleyball, Tennis, Bas- ketball, Swimming. LOUIS LEOGRANDE HLOHH Kernan College Prep Pres., Student Council, Social Studies, Science Clubs, Der Deutsche Vereing Punchinellog Academic Observer, Academiciang j.V. Bas- ketball. NANCY LEWEK HNMU Holy Trinity Stenography Sgt. at Arms, G.A.A.g Social Studies, Thrift Clubs, Field Hockey, Basketballg Softballg Ping Pongg Swimmingg Bowling, Badminton, Volleyball Apparatus. JUDITH LEWIS If-Iudyvl Seymour General High Vice-President, Nation- al Honor Societyg Co-ed- itor, Academic Observ- erg Social Studies, Sci- ence, Spanish Clubs, Academician, Punchi- nellog Academician Rep- resentativeg Academic Observer Repg Quill and Scroll. 1958 F' IOR LESLIE R. LEWIS NLE!!! Hughes College Prep Social Studies, Science, Block U Clubs, Foot- ballg j. V. Baseball. ROBERT LEWIS Louie Hughes Building Construction ROBERT LEE LITTLE HB0blY Albany, N.Y, General High Student Council. GARETH LLOYD Hughes College Prep Science, Social Studies Clubsg National Honor Society, Academic Ob- server, Academician. STEWART LOCHNER Hoi Rod Kemble General High Social Studies Club. BERNICE LOIACONO Roosevelt Commercial Social Studies Club, jr. Girls' Choirg Cheerlead- ing, Baseball, Basket- ball, Volleyball, Appa- ratus. BARBARA JEAN LONG Barb Roosevelt Commercial Science, Social Studies, Latin, Thrift Clubsg Le Cercle Francaisg Stu- dent Councilg jr. Red Crossg jr. Mixed, A Cap- pella Choirsg Tennis. LAVON LOOMIS Roosevelt College Prep Social Studies Club, Jr. Red Cross, jr. Mixed Choir, Varsity Footballg Cross-Country. DONNA RUTH Luczxo Kernan General High Social Studies, Thrift Clubsg jr. Red Cross, jr. Girls' Choir. .22 XX ' .. Ike wins in UFA'5 straw rote LINDA SUSAN LURIE Lyn 11 Hughes College Prep Press, Social Studies, Thrift, Monitor, Latin Clubs, Dunham Del-nite: Le Cercle Francais, Punchinellog Dominog Academic Observer, National Honor Socie- tyg Swimming. L. JEAN LUX Lu.x'y Kemble Bookkeeping Press Clubg Academic Observer Repg Nation- al Honor Society: Le Cercle Francaisl Junior Girls', junior Mixed, A Cappella Choirsg Mod- ern Dance. X Q 'ii x , A V , E A ELAINE LYNCH Doll Kernan Stenography Monitor Clubg Jr. Red Crossg jr. Girls', Sr. Girls', Junior Mixed, A Cappella Choirsg Appa- ratusg Tumbling. ANN lNlACIOL Kernan General High F.R.N.g Le Cercle Fran- caisg Basketball. RICHARD MAVIOR Rick Our Lady of Lourdes General High A Cappella scores with Annie Get Your Gun . FRANCIS A, MALARA EDWARD MAMULSKI Frank Ed Blessed Sacrament Holy Trinity , Electricity General High Science Club. Social Studies Club. ANTHONY MANDIA frT0ny1l Kemble College Prep Social Studies Clubg Jr. Red Crossg Cross Coun- try. r Z Li we -.... me ROBERT MARKS Marky Kernan General High Block U Clubg Fresh- man, j.V., Varsity Foot- ballg Freshman Basket- ballg Trackg Varsity Baseball. JANET MAROTTA Hjdnff Oriskany, N.Y. College Prep Social Studies, Press Clubsg F.T.A.g G.A.A.g Basketballg Softballg Badmintong Apparatusg Field Hocl-:eyg Ping Pongg Tumblingg Vol- leyball. JUDITH ANNE MASON rf-Iudyn Roosevelt Commercial Social Studies Clubg Ensembleg Freshman Girls', Junior Mixedg A Cappella Choirs. CATHERINE MARIE MASSOUD ffKayll Our Lady of Lourdes Stenography Thrift Clubg Jr. Girls', Sr. Girls' Choirs. FRANCIS MAszCzAK St. Patrick's Aviation Social Studies Club. 1958 f 'HAWK' aan, -R i?45T7'i?f 1- ' ia' if , Mm, I . .-i 1 , uvnve' ff My 21 Z Q Y ew -at f 4 f W f 5 A 2, f1:2q:f --,- .- A r Q if - l j E re ai RONALD MATTER SENIOR qj f',i7 KAREN ANN MATHERS Benny Kernan College Prep Social Studies, Thrift Clubs, Academic Ob- serverg Academician, Le Cercle Francais, Student Councilg Apparatus. LYNETTE JOAN MATHERS Lindy Kernan General High Social Studies, Latin Clubs, jr. Red Crossg Jr. Girls', Sr. Girls', Jr. Mixed, A Cappella Choirs. Ron Kemble College Prep Associate Editor, Acad- emiciang Social Studies, Science, Monitor, Press Clubs, Academic Ob- server, Punchinellog Der Deutsche Verein. JO ANN MAZZATTI H1011 Roosevelt College Prep Sec., Senior Classg Vice- pres., Le Cercle Fran- caisg Latin, Thrift, SO- cial Studies Clubs, Student Council, Junior Red Crossg Academic Observerg Academiciang National Honor Societyg jr, Girls', A Cappella Choirs. i CAROL MCQOY W I flflreilly ' I W Kerhan . il, College'Pi'dp Co-ledfitory Academic ,'ObserMerg 'Social 'uitll ies,- language, Sciihcc, Thrift Clubsg Lei tdrcley Francais, Student Cdlun-i ci-lg Aclildelmiciang, fjlr. Red, Cfossg Quilliantl Scroll. I l JOHN G. MCFADDEN P1mkie Kemble College Prep .Social Studies, Science, Block U Clubs, Le Cer- cle Francais, Student Council, jr. Red Cross, Freshman, Varsity Foot- ball. HAROLD J. MCLEOD Melody Brandegee Oiiice Practice Jr. Mixed, A Cappella Choirs, j.V. Basketballg J.V. Footballg Track. PAUL MCNEIL 9 Class rings artrive . . St.joseph's Aeronautics ,Z ELLEN TERRY lNlERlwiAN HL.. JOHN P. MEHAFFY Hughesi CollegeAPrep Hjack Social Studies, Science. Latin Clubs1 Academic Kernan Mechanical Observer Repg Jr. Girls' Social Studies Club. Choir, LINDA lNlETZGER Lin Kemhle General High Language Club: Der Deutsche Vereing jr, Girls, Sr. Girls' Choirsl Appararusg Bowlingg Swimming. ,nf W' V-. 00. 'QQ' KATHLEEN JOAN MEYERS Karby St. Francis de Sales College Prep Social Studies, Science, Latin Clubs, Jr. Red Cross, Student Council, Swimming, Cheerlead- ing. MARY JANE IXIILLBOXYER lane Conkling Stenography Sr. Girls. Jr. Mixed Choirs, Apparatus, Ten- nis, Swimming. JOHN W. MILLER JR. jack Kemble College Prep Social Studies, Science Clubs, Band, Freshman Choir. School plays host to N.H.S. convention . . KATHLEEN MILLER Kathy Kernble Stenography Jr. Girls', Sr. Girls', A Cappella Choirs. TAMARA MIRZABEKIAN Tammy Germany Commercial Der Deutsche Vereing Le Cercle Francais. SHARON MOOTZ Mootzie Roosevelt Commercial Social Studies, Thrift, Monitor Clubs, Press Club Rep., Punchinello, Student Council, Aca- demic Observer, Acad- emician, Freshman, Jr. Mixed, Girls' Ensemble, A Cappella Choirs, Bas- ketball, Volleyball, Ap- paratus. f' 775 45 , W ,,, EDWARD P, MORAN IlEdH New Hartford, N.Y. College Prep Social Studies Club, Swimming, Track. PATRICK MORAN UPEI!! St. Patrick's College Prep Social Studies Club, Punchinello. RAYMOND MORGAN ,,Ray,. Kernan Electricity EDWARD JOHN MOSKAL ffBig Edu St. Joseph's Electricity Pres., National Honor Society, Social Studies Club, Academic Observ- er, Academician, Aca- demic Observer Rep., Punchinello. ALAN C. MOvsH HMO!! Hughes College Prep Treas., Der Deutsche Verein, Social Studies. Science, Monitor Clubs, National Honor Society, Dunham Debate, Track. 1958 f f, 1 X V , V, , g I, 2 ! f 33 , r M ' g SENIGR W Q M' ROBERT MUDGE HBab0H Kemble Auto Mechanics GERALD MURAWSKI M owe Seymour College Prep Social Studies Clubg jr. Mixed Choirg j.V., Var- sity Baseballg J.V., Var- sity Basketball. JANE MURSCH ,fjanien Roosevelt Commercial Monitor, Press, Thrift Clubsg National Honor Societyg Student Coun- cilg Academic Observerg Academician. DOMINICA MUSA Nikki St. Patrick's Commercial Social Studies, Science Clubs. JAMES MLISA Burch Kernan General High Social Studies, Science, Monitor Clubsg Fresh- man, IV. Basketball. GISELLE NEMETH HGiZi!I Hughes College Prep Cortes. Sec., Pres.. Dun- ham Debateg Vice-pres., Der Deutsche Vereing Social Studies, Press Clubsg National Honor SocietygPunchinellogAc- ademic Observerg Acad- emiciang Student Coun- cilg jr. Girls', Sr. Girls' Choirs, Swimming. WAYNE NICOL HNiEk7! Kernan General High Bandg Freshman, A Cap- pella Choirsg Freshman. J.V., Varsity Footballg Freshman Basketballg Swimming. BRIAN B. NOTMAN Hughes Building Construction Queen Betty is crowned in Fantasia RAYMOND F. J. NOVAK HRW., Kernan Mechanical Social Studies Clubg jr. Mixed, A Cappella Choirsg Trackg Cross Countryg Basketball. ANN -I. NOWAK A miie Kernan Commercial Monitor, Social Studies. Science, Press Clubs. ADALGISA NUCCI Adele Conkling Commercial Social Studies, Science, Spanish Clubsg jr. Red Crossg Student Councilg Academician Rep.g Press Club Rep.g Jr. Girls' Choir. V lvzil . . S I 2 We Ivgfuvvvi 'if September '5 7 MARTIN OSBER Ozzie Kemble College Prep Social Studies, Science Clubs, Der Deutsche Verein. PATRICIA O'BRIEN Patti Anne Kemble Commercial Social Studies, Thrift, Monitor Clubs. TERRENCE OCZKOWSKI Terry Holy Trinity College Prep Social Studies, Monitor Clubs. JUDITH A, OLANDER Sister Hughes College Prep Social Studies, Science. Latin Clubs, Jr. Red Crossg Basketballg Ten- nis, Bowling. . . Seniors already ff! ROBERT O'TOOLE Bob St. Francis de Sales General High Social Studies Club. JOANNE OWENS H-ION Kemble Commercial Social Studies Clubg jr. Girls', Jr. Mixed, A Cappella Choirs, Basket- ball, Volleyballg Swim- ming, Apparatus. JOAN ANN PACKARD ff-Ioniu Sacred Heart Oflice Practice Social Studies, Press, Monitor Clubs, Jr. Red Cross, Bowling. ELIZABETH PALAIMO nBettyn Kemble Commercial Sec., Student Council, Sec., Spanish Club, So- cial Studies, Press, Mon- itor Clubsg Jr. Red Crossg Punchinellog Jr. Girls', Jr. Mixed Choirs, Bowling. ROGER PALASKI Seymour General High ANTHONY PANZONE rrT0nyU Hughes College Prep Social Studies, Science Clubs, Bandg Orchestra, J.V., Varsity Basketball. CHESTER J. PATRAITIS HC-bein Kernan College Prep President, Sophomore Classg Social Studies, Block U Clubsg Der Deutsche Vereing Ac- ademic Observerg Acad- emiciang Student Coun- cilg A Cappella Choir, j.V., Varsity Football' Track, Volleyball. a 1958 ..'f?f.fjf'Z 'f fvf, a '. . .f mf.-ff.. . ' 972 'ii. 6 SENIORS eff'-Q, DOROTHY PATRICK Dome Schnectady, N.Y. Art Social Studies Club, Punchinello, Academic Observer, Academician, jr. Red Cross. DOROTHY PAWLOSKI MDM, Seymour Commercial Sec., National Honor Society, Rep.-at-Large, Student Council, Edi- tor, Press Club, So- cial Studies Club, Acad- emician Rep., Quill and Scroll, Orchestra, Basketball, Volleyball, Cheerleading. PATRICIA KATHLEEN PAYNE Hpdtll Seymour College Prep Treasurer, Punchinello, Treas, Spanish Club, Social Studies, Science Clubs, Student Council, Academic Observer, Academician, Orchestra, jr. Girls', jr. Mixed, A Cappella Choirs. RUTH HELEN PERHAM Ruthie Roosevelt College Prep Social Studies Club, Le Cercle Francais, Sr. Girls', A Cappella Choirs, Band. CONSTANCE ANN PERRY Connie Roosevelt Commercial Social Studies, Science, Monitor Clubs, junior Girls', Sr. Gitls', jr. Mixed, A Cappella Choirs. UFA has new lo SARA JOYCE PHILIPSON Old Plfzilosopheru SANDRA PENEERT1-1Y Sandy Hughes College Prep Social Studies, Science, Monitor Clubs, Aca- demic Observer, Acade- mician, F.R.N., Le Cer- cle Francais, Freshman Girls', Sr. Girls' Choirs, Swimming, Bowling. DON PENREE Don St. Francis de Sales W' Electricity Swimming. WILLIAM PERUN Bill Holy Trinity Engineering Jr. Red Cross, jr. Boys' Choir, Cross Country. ok . . . pastel walls, .ff if l marble stairs, parkmg lot Conkling College Prep Press, Social Studies Clubs, Der Deutsche Verein, F.T.A., Student Council, Academician, Jr. Girls' Choir, Basket- ball, Tennis, Golf, Ap- paratus, Modern Dance, Swimming, Volleyball, Badminton, Tumbling. DAVID PIANKA Dare BTARTIN PIKUL Seymour Generalleligh Hflldfffl Social Studies Club, Holy Trinity Baseball, Basketball. General High w 5f,X PAUL PIZZIMENTI Pizza Mt. Carmel Electricity KENNETH J. PLISKA ,,Ken,, Holy Trinity Electricity Social Studies, Science Clubs. VICTOR POSTOY Kernan College Prep Freshman Boys', A Cap- pella Choirs. Ac triumphs at ESSPA EDITH POTOCKI Kemble College Prep Press Clubg Le Cercle Francais. ANN POWELL Red Hughes College Prep Social Studies, Press, Monitor Clubsg Punch- inellog Student Councilg jr. Girls', Sr, Girls' Choirs. BARBARA A. PRESNAL rfBgrbH Kernan General High Vice-president, F.R.N.g Social Studiesg Science Clubsg Le Cercle Fran- gaisg Jr. Girls' Choir. CONSTANCE G. PROCTOR Connie Hughes College Prep Social Studies, Thrift Clubsg Student Councilg Dominog Punchinellog Academic Observerg Academiciang Sr. Girls', jr. Mixed Choirs. JULIAN PRYPUTNIEWICZ ,,DdW,. Holy Trinity College Prep Social Studies Clubg Der Deutsche Vereing jr. Red Crossg Varsity Football. ROGER PUGH IfR0gH Hughes College Prep Monitor, Science, Social Studies Clubsg Le Cercle Francais. PETER PAUL RADZIEWICZ Pierre Kernan Mechanical BEVERLY RANDALL MBQUH Seymour General High Social Studies Club. 1958 f WM AWW 44' E OR MARGARET REDMOND ffcorkyff Kernan Commericial Thrift Club, Student Council, G.A.A., Aca- demic Observer Rep., Jr. Girls', Sr. Girls', Jr. Mixed Choirs, Bowling, Basketball, Softball, Volleyball. JOHN R. RIESENBERGER ujdrkii Hughes College Prep Science, Social Studies Clubs, Der Deutsche Verein, National Honor Society. DIANE ROBERTS MDM, Kernan General High Social Studies, Monitor Clubs, F.R.N., Academ- ic Observer Rep., Aca- demician Rep. GAYLE LYNNETTE ROBERTS .Cayo Roosevelt Art Social Studies, Press, French, Art Service Clubs, jr. Red Cross, Acaclemician Rep, Aca- demic Observer, Aca- demician, Freshman Girls', Sr. Girls', Jr. Mixed, A Cappella, Girls' Ensemble Choirs, Basketball, Apparatus. MARGARIET ROBERTS Margo Hughes Commercial Social Studies Club, Jr. Red Cross, jr. Girls' Choir. MARSHALL ALAN ROCK FORD ffR0fkyn Hughes College Prep Social Studies, Science, Latin Clubs, Der Deuts- che Verein. ANNA ROJKO HAMA Brandegee General High Monitor Club, F,R.N., Der Deutsche Verein. ROBERT D. ROSWICK Bob Hughes Electricity Social Studies, Science Clubs. Varsity football team . . Czty Champs aganz JUDITH RUFFINI C, j11J1 ' JQSEPH ROTHSTEIN A ' lxernm Leneral High jog bt'-lwephs Social Studies Science Q .R I Cwmfmff-111 Clubs Le Cercle Fran R0O5eVelf Tclhmial Bowling, Softball Vol cars FRN Ir Girls Science Club. leyball, Hockey Choir Xe' We N E 5 RYAN Press Clubs, SACCO KATHLEEN A. Karina MARX' TI-IERESA saith-a-baby Our Lady of Lourdes Stenography Social Studies, Science, Roosevelt College Prep Social Studies, Science, Language Clubsg F.R.- N.2 Orchestra. SACHER ELAINE MARX' Shorty Kernan General High Thrift Club, jr. Girls', Sr. Girls' Choirs. Poster parties and spirited campaign spark elections DORIS MARIE SAS Holy Trinity Stenography Social Studies Club. JOANN SCARLINO H1011 Kemble Office Practice Social Studies Club, Jr. Recl Cross, Student Council, Apparatus, Bowlingg Volleyball. ALICE SCHAFER HAZ., Kernan Commercial Monitor, Thrift, Press Clubs, Student Council. ROBERT SCI-IMIIJT HBOLII Kemble College Prep Treas., Bandg Social Studies, Science, Lang- uage Clubs, National Honor Societyg Punchi- nello, Academic Ob- server, Academiciang A Cappella Choirg Boys' Ensembleg Bandg Or- chestta. DONALD J. SCHOLL HDOH V7 Blessed Sacrament General High Social Studies Club. JOHANNA F. SCI-IOLL Hughes College Prep Cort. Sec., Vice-Pres., Der Deutsche Vereing Social Studies Clubg F.T.A.g Academic Ob- server, Academiciang National Honor Soci- ety, Orchestrag Swim- ming. CHARLES EUGENE SCI-IRAM Scotty Kerman Technical FRED SCI-IWARTZ Freddie Kernan Technical 1958 ? 4 Kernan College Prep SENIORS LAWRENCE SCOTT Scotty New Hartford, N.Y. General High 'Social Studies, Block U Clubsg Punchinellog A Cappella Choir, Bandg Varsity Football. DANIEL SEARS IlDdnll Hughes Electricity Science Club, Student Council, Jr. Mixed Choir, Band. MARY ANNE SEEGER Sec., Dominog Social Studies, Spanish, Latin Clubsg Jr. Girls', Sr. Girls', A Cappella Choirs. ROBERT SENUS rrBOblr Holy Trinity College Prep Social Studies, Spanish Clubsg Academic Ob- server, Academiciang IV. Footballg j.V. Base- ball. WANDA J. SHARO uuyandyn Schuyler District 7 College Prep Cort. Sec., Science Club, Treas., National Honor Society, Associate Edi- tor, Academician, Social Studies, Latin Clubsg Academic Observer, Jr. Red Cross, Atademician Rep. NANCY HOPE SHELDEN vINanvi Brandegee Commercial Social Studies, Monitor, Thrift Clubsg Jr. Red Crossg G.A.A.g Bowl- ingg Volleyball. KATHERINE ANN SHORT HKKWH Auburn, N.Y. College Prep Le Cercle Francais, Aca- demic Observerg Aca- demiciang Sr. Girls' Choir. RI-IODA SIDER Roosevelt Commercial Social Studies Club. Senior class led by Mike, Gerry, I0 LAURANCE A. SIMONETTI Larry Danbury, Conn. General High Band, Orchestrag A Cappella Choir. A11 zz, and jack ELIZABETH JOAN SINIQER Bt-rm Kernan General High CAROL ANN SLAGEL Mouse Kernan Office Practice Jr. Red Cross, Tri-Hi- Y, Jr. Girls' Choir. MICHAEL SLIVE Knicks Hughes College Prep Pres., Senior Classg As- sociate Editor, Academ- ician, Social Studies, Science, Block U Clubsg Der Deutsche Vereing Academic Observer, Freshman, Varsity Foot- ball, Freshman, -l.V. Basketballg Track. IFDOHII Clubs, Band. DONALD R. SLOAN Kemble General High Social Studies, Science Asiatic flu brings iz two-day holiday BERNARD LEO SMITH Bernie Our Lady of Lourdes General High Social Studies, Press Clubsg Swimming. CAROLYN SMITH Carol Roosevelt GeneralHigh Social Studies, Thrift Clubs, Student Council, jr. Girls', Sr. Girls' Choirs, Apparatus Golf, Tumbling. THOMAS SNYDER HT0mll Hughes Commercial Social Studies, Thrift Clubsg Jr. Red Cross. K 4 DENNIS SOLAN rrDenn-,yu Blessed Sacrament Building Construction ROBERT SOLOMON uB0bu Oneida, N .Y. General High Social Studies, Spanish, Science Clubs. DIANE SONDEJ Strawberry Holy Trinity Stenography Social Studies, Science Clubs, Student Councilg Apparatusg Cheerlead- ing. ROBERT SPATUZZI rfspitju Seymour General High Thrift, Block U Clubs, Jr. Red Cross, Fresh- man, Varsity Football, WILLIAM SPEAR .'rBillll Kemble Technical Social Studies, Science Clubs. 1958 2 1 'ff,i, i , 'QA ,, j 525 . - ' I5:':cZ5':' ' Z A '- 5 , ' fsf ,JV . .4 Jigga! 1, :ri 1 7 H hifi? Teresa H sf. ' ivfiiff fu! wiiir ' ff ,W Wx!! fhffff gf ' ' x .. ,.,., . w 'IIT A X A- , ff7 , K ,,,f yi tw Vw My W Q 'Www 1 f , .,,,, N . a f , , f fi 5 fff 1 ' ' .J ,, 1 -if f f E OR JUDITH ANN SPRY zrjudyu Hughes College Prep Sec., Jr, Classg Treas., Attendance Sec., Rep.- at -Large, Student Coun- cilg Sec., Dominog So- cial Studies, Science, Latin Clubsg Le Cercle Francaisg jr. Girls', Sr. Girls' Choirsg Cheer- leading. MARIEL LOUISE STANFORD Westmoreland, N.Y. College Prep Social Studies, Science Clubsg Tri-Hi-Yg F.R.- N. JOHN STASIW Seymour College Prep Social Studies, Science Clubs. RAYMOND JAMES A. STRASSBERGER Caddy Kid Kernan Technical MARY LOU STUBER Mary Lou Kemble Commercial Social Studies, Science Clubsg Jr. Girls', Sr. Girls' Choirs. RICHARD STYC nsonnyn Holy Trinity College Prep Social Studies Club. Punch presents The A dmimble Crichton JANICE C, SWANSON HSllH,fd7i718H Oriskany, N.Y. General High Press, Social Studies Clubs1 Le Cercle Fran- cais: Punchinello. MICHAEL STEPANQ, JR' SUTKOWSKI Ray I Alike Hughes College Prep 5w1d-fffblfdn Holy Trinity Art Tfeasu Soph' Qassl Kerman Science Social Studies Social Studies, Science, Aufg Mechanics . '- - , Bl ck U Clubs. Der Clubs, Student Council, O . ' S d C 'lg . L C1 l 4' V ' Deutsche Vereini Fresh- Issd 625055. mmm Jr Cioss Ctggriry Fmngms' man, Varsity Football. ' FRED STOCK Chief Walton, N.Y. College Prep Science Clubg Academic Observerg Academician. Days fly . . . Co 1 T76 X W-TI NANCY SZWARCKOP Shows Kemble College Prep Thriftg Latin Clubsg jr. Red Crossg Basl-:etballg Bowlingg Apparatusg Swimming, Volleyball. JOANNE B. SWIRAT H1011 Hughes College Prep Presg Le Cercle Fran- caisg Social Studiesg Sci- ence Clubsg Academic Observerg Academician, Dominog Punchinellog Student Councilg Aca- demic Observer Rep.g Academician Rep.g jr. Girls', Sr. Girls' Choirsg Cheerleading. DOLORES lRENE SZCZEPANSKI Holy Trinity Othce Practice Bowling. SABINA A. SZCZYGIEL Sala Kernan Commercial Vice-Pres., G.A.A,, SO- cial Studies, Language, Press Clubsg National Honor Societyg Der Deutsche Vereing jr, Red Crossg Academic Observerg Academiciang jr. Girls', Sr. Girls', Jr. Mixed Choirsg Softballg Hockeyg Volleyballg Basketballg Badmintong Trackg Apparatus. llege Day . . . Boards . . . Scholarships . . MARIE TALERICO Seymour Office Practice Social Studies Club. ROBERT EDWIN TANNER Goose Seymour College Prep Vice-Presg A Cappella Choir, Social Studies, Language, Science Monitor Clubsg Le Cer- cle Francaisg Punchi- nellog Boys' Ensemble. y SAM TANTILLO 'faalef' Proctor College Prep Science Clubg Basket- ball. EIJWARD TAYLOR Big Blue Ed Kernan General High Social Studies Clubg Freshman, J.V. Foot- ball. LAWRENCE IRA TELLER Lit Kemble Art Social Studies, Art Ser- vice Clubs. CECELIA TETI Cecile Seymour Commercial Domino, Social Studies Clubsg Student Councilg Apparatus, Volleyball. RONALD CHARLES THOMAS Ronnie Conkling College Prep Science, Social Studies Clubs, Punchinello. 1958 if 'Hifi' E IORS ,,, .. I C e .,.,., M. 7 DORIS THOMASCH Seymour Commercial Social Studies Club. HELEN THOMPSON Conkling Commercial Social Studies Club, MAHAILIE ANN TILLSON I-Iailiel' Hughes College Prep Pres., Corres. Sec., F.T.A.g Social Studies, Thrift Clubs, Le Cercle Francaisg Student Coun- cilg Sr. Girls', Jr. Mixed, A Cappella Choirs. MARILYN A. TINELLI Roosevelt Commercial Social Studies Clubg Student Council, Ir. Girls', Sr. Girls' Choir. CHRISTINE J. TRASK Clam Holy Trinity College Prep Social Studies, Science, Press, Latin Clubs, F.R.N.g Der Deutsche Vereing Apparatus, Bad- minton. KARL TRAUT SzznIl9ine Seymour College Prep Der Deutsche Vereing jr, Red Cross, Student Council, Band, Orches- tra. JUDITH J. TRETA njudyu Kemble Stenography Language, Monitor Clubs, Sr. Girls', Jr. Choirs, Apparatusg Bowling, Swimming. MATHEW E. TRZEPACZ ffMattff Kernan College Prep Pres., Junior Classg Pres., Band, Pres., So- cial Studies Clubg As- sociate Editor, Academ- ic Observerg Science Clubg National Honor Societyg Academiciang Student Councilg Der Deutsche Vereing Or- chestra, Punchinello. -sam, . Cu' ., . . Banquet . . . Play . . . Ball . . . Graduation CHARLOTTE UCHER Cherie Holy Trinity College Prep Social Studies, Science DIANE TURPIN Club: F.R.N.: Swim- ffDL.c, ming, Softballg Bowl- l' gg A - ,V ll '- ROBTQ ,TTJDOR Our Lads' of Lourdes, Iiiii, Piiffflf iwifid 0' Ofhce Practice Hockey Tumbling Kernan General High Academician Rep. Badminton. ff-t iN , We 5' hiv. my-it U70mierful years JANE UCI-IER rr-Ianieu Holy Trinity Stenography Social Studies Clubg Student Councilg Aca- demic Observer Rep.g Academician Rep.g Golfg Swimmingg Tum- blingg Apparatusg Bowl- ingg Volleyball. WALTER ULINSKI Walt Holy Trinity Technical Social Studies Club. NANCY M. URBAS Kemble College Prep See, Jr. Red Crossg So- cial Studies, Latin Clubsg National Honor Societyg Academic Ob- serverg Academiciang Le Cercle Francais. never to be forgotten JAMES VOGEL rrjinln Roosevelt College Prep Social Studies Clubg Le Cercle Francaisg Jr. Mixed, A Cappella Choirs. DONALD WAGNER HDOHU Kernan College Prep Social Studies, Lan- guage, Science Clubsg Der Deutsche Vereing Punchinellog Student Councilg Track. PATRICIA ANN WALKER flpatn Somerset, Penn. General High Latin Clubg Bowling. ANTHONY WAMELING FERNE D. VAIL ffTO,,yf' Hughes College Prep St- Marys Sec., Punchinellog So- CollegePrep cial Studies, Latin Clubsg Academic Ob- Science Clubg Der Deut- sche Verein. serverg Academicianz WILLIAM VIVYAN National 'Honor Soci- ROGER VAN SLYKE ffjdkeu etyg Dominog Jr. Girls , I U - Jr. Mixed Choirs. Kernan Mechanical Kemble Electricity 5,5 , ,- ,W ,f ,W RICHARD WAMELING if ',, ,,,, ' 'Dicku St. Mary's C H P -,ff ,V,, W ,. QQ? o ege rep ' Science, Social Studies, , rrif I We ' ff, E , A 4 if f f W if We fW Monitor Clubsg Student Councilg Academic Ob- serverg Academiciang Der Deutsche Vereing National Honor Soci- ery. 1958 me' A f 1 A ,ir 2 if E OR MINNIE LEE WARMACK Shorty Kernan General High Basketball, Volleyball. ANN ELIZABETH WASHBURN Annie Sacred Heart College Prep Editor, Press Club, So- cial Studies Club, Jr. Red Cross, Quill and Scroll, G.A.A.g Swim- ming, Basketball, Vol- leyball, Badminton, Ap- paratus. GERALD E. WATERSON nGerryf, Kernan College Prep Vice-Pres., Senior Class, Co-editor, Academic Observer, Treas., Sci- ence Clubg Social Stud- ies, Language Clubsg Academician, Punchi- nellog National Honor Society, Student Coun- cilg Quill and Scroll, Freshman, IV. Foot- ball. NANCY WEILER ffNdnii Kemble Bookkeeping Social Studies, Science Clubs, Der Deutsche Vereing Punchinellog Jr. Red Cross, Tri-Hi-Y, G.A.A.g Bowling, Ten- nis, Badminton, Ping Pong, Volleyball, Soft- ball. DONALD WICQKMAN With Kernan Aeronautics RICHARD WIELGOSZ Dale Holy Trinity College Prep Social Studies, Science Clubs, Der Deutsche Verein, JACK WILECZKA Kernan College Prep Treas., Senior Class, Ed- itor, Acxtrag Social Studies, Science Clubsg Der Deutsche Vereing Academic Observer, Acaderniciang Punchi- nellog Student Council, National Honor Soci- ety, Jr. Boys', Jr. Mixed, A Cappella Choirs. MAR JORIE ANNE WILLIAMS Margie Kemble College Prep Social Studies, Science, Spanish Clubs, Student Council, Ir. Girls' Choir. Titans Of ' 5 8 RICHARD WILLIAMS Magi Hughes Commercial Social Studies, Science, Thrift, Monitor, Latin Clubs, jr. Red Cross. LINDA LEE WILSON Willie Hughes College Prep Vice-Pres., F.T,A.g Sec.- Treas, A Cappella Choir, Social Studies, Thrift Clubsg National Honor Societyg Student Council, jr. Girls', Sr. Girls', -lr. Mixed Choirs. KW' . . . proud alumni! RICHARD J. WILUSZ Holy Trinity General High Social Studies, Science Clubs. T UQ JUIIITI-I ANN WINEBURG Judy Kemble College Prep Social Studies, Science, Latin, Spanish, Thrift, Language Clubsg Na- tional Honor Societyg Orchestrag Swimmingg Tennis. DIANE M. WOJNAS Holy Trinity Bookkeeping Social Studies, Monitor Clubsg Jr. Red Crossg Tri-Hi-YQ Cheerlead- ing: Apparatusg Swim- ming. MICHEI.LE PATRICIA YOUNG Mickey Kemble College Prep Social Studies Clubg National Honor Soci- etyg Der Deutsche Ver- eing Punchinellog jr. Red Crossg Student Councilg Academic Ob- serverg Orchestrag Golfg Apparatusg Tumblingg Bowling. RICHARD WA LTER ZDYB Dick Holy Trinity DOROTHY A. ZIMDARS ffD0ttyn Kernan Commercial Student Councilg Swim- ming. AL O GRADUATI College Prep Rose Alberico Helmtrud Hack Santa Papandrea Nancy Bailey Richard Hogan Willard Parker Floyd Boshart Gregory Humphrey joseph Pryborowski Judith Carson Lawrence Kinne james Saunders Gerald Coon Frank Mack Anne Stack John Ektermanis Daniel Manolescu james Vertucci Betty Gorman Norman Palczynslci Michael Winslow In Memoriam LOIS SLIRZEWSKI Member of the Class of 1958 'W' MOST BEAUTIFUL MOST HANDSOME TOP MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Betty Palaimo Roger Bennett BEST FIGURE BEST PHYSIQUE Judy Krupski -eff' Don Eluty MOST POPULAR Nancy Hensel Mike Slive 1 ,f M Judy Lewis Marr Trzepacz WITTIEST Coral Feole Bob Spatuzzl BEST MANNERED 58 Jean Lux Ed Moskal TITIANS CUTEST MOST TYPICAL MOST TYPICAL HIGH SCHOOL HIGH SCHOOL GIRL BOY 5 Mary Ellen Collins Chet Patraitis X Diane Woynas Walt Dziwis BEST DRESSED MOST ATHLETIC iii, I lll l b 'A I i n .,,, f, af! 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Stazzding. left to right: Treas. W Reathg Vice-Pres. P. Mootz. Seat ed: Pres. M. Kilgoreg Sec. E. Sul Prom H i ghli gbts jumor Yem juniors admire nevsly arrived class i T 'Y HOMEROOM 104 Fzvxft Rout P. Green. G. Asselta, S. Buttenschon, J. Starks, Miss Hand, J. Carson, J. Carvelli, J. DiNigro, E. Trisolino, R, Alherico. Semna' Ruin: P. Austin, L. Baird, G. Brady, Bona, C. Harrison, D. Dencker, R. Briggs, J. Dixon, G. Cahill. N. Baker, P. Gray, D. liichenhoter. Third Rim: D. Manolescu, B. Burnop, VF. Dodge, J. jones, R. Wakeel, G. Bodmer, J. Ektermanis, XV. Battle, B. Duliette. P. Becker, B. Bigelow .gg-,Hi Fifi! Ron: D. Whmbsgan, 1. Roth, M. Waskiewicz, C. Warchalowski, P. Walters, B. Tutino, D. HOMEROOM 120 Szczygiel, Miss Wright. Second Rau : K. Starrs, R. Amarosa, L. DeMarche, S. Tomidy, G. Seiter, P. Szot, R. Wameling, E. Sullivan, C. XY alkuski, P. Szemeczko, L. Dexter. Tbird Ron: S. Starer, A. Swartout, D. Adlhock, S. Tarkowski, B. Steinberg, A. Szalkowski, T. Thompson, KW. Thai-p, M. Tiss, D. Sardella, T, Wendler, H. Stocker, C, Adams. f f X I vi W ,N .i .kxiiffiwwxwt 'XX S XNPXX. P . Pl .gs-g4, N F si .s i 3 eLg Q ' P - .-1-21 Eiitwsssw ii juni HOMEROOM l27 Firrz Rout P. Collins, 1. Conklin, G. Brown, j. Dousharm, D. Bender, W. Chapman, P. Cavanauqh C. Matteson, Miss Ausman. Second Rffzz 2 P. Burger, C. Lubey, G. Cronk, G. Carville, N. Clarke, E. Dutcher, J. Buck, B. Liddy V. Chrystie, J. Czupryna, F. Cousin. Third Rolf: L, Cannain, R. vans, , st e, . i B. Carpenter. E R A l C Br izek, S. Amodio, N. Czirdinale, N. Cerro, C. Strife cf Q Q K 32 HOMEROOM 204 Firft Row: F. Eisenstadt, G. Friedman, E. jones, R. Hamlett, E. Cohen, R. Cohen, B. Lawrie, N. Sonne, A. Longley. Second Row: L. Dudley, B. Gentile, C. Foley, G. Fitzgerald, B. Files, G. Dodge, J. Dobrovitch, K. Garrett, S. Galinn, S. Gersten, S. Dziezynski, L. Fecik, B. Herubln, Mrs. Reyman. Third Row: I. Furgol, M. Mitchell, R. Coman, R. Cunningham, R. Chucly, J. Chudy, J. Shihley, L. Cowl, R. Cichon, M. Gape. 0 1' 1 H 1 , . l 222 ri 7 i A 1 HOMEROOM 235 First Row: J. Douglas, G. Stofera, Z. Czornyj, I. Kuroski, E, Deese, M. Kopel, l. Eddy, M. Hurd Semud Rauf: Miss O'Brien, F. Gramlich, J. Bogan, F. Flanders, R. jasinski, S. Roach, J. Foot E. lmundo. Third Row: R. Amrhein, G. Freer, T. Hamline, W. Maloney, W. Harris, R. Gouse, D. Everett D Gray Y rw ,,n ll 'll llUlXllillUUlVl llll ITU-.1 Rnzri C Vlgllilliklfli, xl. -IoncS. ,l. l,l1lXlQlI1l1llC, N, Kncpku, P. Kochanowski, l. Labuz, E. LaSotr1, M Lewis. .Sammi Rffzfu bl, Kowalski, G. Krumn, S. Kenyon, F. julian, F. Ayers, D. Horgan, B. Beauclmmp, 64 G lleller A Lcoumncle ll. Stock, R. lones, D. lones. Sl'lw'rff lJwlw: -M. lrlumlin, D. Hnrlmwny, R. l-lorning, R. Burke, M. Green, K. Harvey, R. l-lnldnsz, R. llatfnt-ld, R. llerzolu, C. Brandon, NW. Knapp, li, Hughes, T. McCarthy. . - ' 4 M , 4 -4 l f HOMEROOM 226 Firrt Ruiz 1 Mr. Schepsis, T. Daponte, -I. Lloyd, M. Mahoney, R. Maugeri, M. Quaclraro, P. Wood- ruff, A. Daponte. I - A ' Semin! Riigig M. Matt, A. Markis, R. joseph, J. Mietlinski, V. Loconti, L. jacksina, S. McClusky, R. Milius. Tlimf Ruiz: J. Mastrogeovani, W. Kaelin, B. Kaplan, G. Kloselt, C. Stoddard, J. Kennedy, R. Qlasek. M. King, R. Kaplan, P. Korrie, M. Kilgore. vi .t P23 5 ,. . .1 M E.. f ' A gi: ' ' iz V . f , . ' f- 7 WMI. - wa f HOMEROOM 205 Fiffr Razr ' L. Horton, S. Gouse, VI. Ingalls, C. Huested, G. Isaac, A. Gorgon, M. Gozy, P. Hazel- rine. Bliss Larkin. SELVJZJ Rfizi' G. LaRouche. H. Kane, R. Healy, J. Guzzardo, P. Goss, B. Jones, L. Gwilt, W. Gririirh. G. McCarthy, P. Gaffney. Tkfrd Rosa . C. Kfichaniiwski, M. Gluck, M. Gibbons, B. Kaelin, D. English, N. Dobrinski, j. Fischer, f Viflff' D Gsthxxind R Foster HOMEROOM 242 Fifi! Rmr: C. Williams, WI. llarris, -I. Harris, T. Zegarelli, S. Williams, S. Whitman. Second Roux j. Trovato, E. Birnbaum, D. Bielicki, V. Vendetta, T. Wyborslci, C. Yauch, P. Walkin P. Young, M. Wineburgh, R. Young. Third Rout: E, Watkins, J. Price, M. Hanauer, D. Zahn, J. Saunders, D. Van Pelt, J. Welch, P Wereszyski, j. Woods, K. Yersman, W. Benz. s HOMEROOM 249 Q.. . s 4 4 4 fy .1 ,Z , Fin! Row: J. Palaclino, S. Peretta, A. Perry, B. Pflanz, P. Powers, J. Rizzo, G. Pilnicl-ci, S. Mould, J. Mullen. Second Row: Mrs. Cutter, S. Payne, D. Ching, E. Pittman, D. Muller, J. Pratt, R. Kamb, R. Stamboly, M. Lewis, J, Paolozzi, D. Owens. Third Row: B. Princlle, J. Collis, D. St. Germaine, G, Richardson, G. Siedsma, H. julian, J. Kennedy, L. Lepper, O. Smith, L. Taylor. 4 Aww, Q , illl.. x Q l HOMEROOM 2 51 1 ff? 4.1 Z fir' L1 W 'I F, t Firit Row: Mrs. Hartness, L. Oastler, B, O'Shea, L. Schram, H. Jacobs, T. Blair, D. Oaksford, N. Nichols. Second Row: R. Lambert, W. LaSota, J. Lopata, C. Niemeyer, J. Olejarczyk, F. Morchower, P. O'Toole, L. Bogdanof, H. Biclcing. C. Lavine. Third Row: 1. Lalvianque, J. Saville, S. Markson, L. Billins, R. Chruszcz, R. Lee, G. Lysilc, R. Bestamy, R. Malecki, E. Mcl-Iale, D. Laurey. :MM llUMliRUUM QOH as Fin! Row: G. Pontoncro, ll. liiltly, S. Briivt-rm.in, A. Rmulall, P. Palaimo, M. Peretz, P. Raina. 'A. Pram. Secmfa' Rum: li. Posroy, V, Stuizko, D. MiN.mcy, M, Pontero, L. Sutlakow, C. Pllanz, G. Morgan, A. Pailylculil, j, Porcmpa. Tlurd Awufz -I. Bcrncy, C. Nesbitt, R. Sanders, R. Ogilu, -I. Mosher, M. O'Hara, R. Moskala, R. Nllfftlfl, T. Mimllintg. -as ..g...J4 'Gm lf nl.-z.,f. ll li- 'ew-,,,.,,.a HOMEROOM 516 Firrt Rout M. Zabinski, C. Roberts, J. Schmidt, S. Swietoniewski, J. Robinson, J. Mason, G, Stephens. Second Ron 1 1. Zeszutko, W. Walawender, L. Thomas, T. Warzala, R. Miller, D. Roberts, R. Willard. Third Row: P. Mootz, E. Topa, S. Serianni, L. Swan, L. Thomson, J. Tencza, M. Tracy, L. Tozzi. HOMEROOM 3 2 7 Frm' Rou: H. Savlov, S. Rokeach, D. Schecter, M. Ruggiero, J. Ritzel, J. Roberts, C. Ryan. Second Rom: Miss Ainsworth, J. Raiano, J. Britell, E, Savett, C. Rizer, K. Bohling, S. Roser, R Roberts, A. Sacco, Thzrd Ron 1 A. Potenza, P. Obernesser, W. Reath, I. Perlman, W. Dodge, R. Roberts, J. Robertson, r. HOMEROOM 342 Fin! Row: D. Shedd, C. Stasiw, J. Burke, S. Simard, A. Sliwinski, M. Schafer, J. Slawson, J. Semeraro Second Row: S. Seidel, M. Sciortino, G. Smith, G. Rotach, J, Carey, A. Seld, J. Sitrin, J. Bucholtz, T. Ruggiero, Miss Turk. Third Row: D. LaVine, W. Rowlands, G. Bashant, T. Oatman, J. Sabis, P. Speiller, M. Ryan, F. Silber, W. Rueda, J. Rotach, R. Smith. Umiercltzssmen Contribute to Titan Spirit Members of the Class of '60, more than 600 strong, engaged in an efficient and spirited campaign for the election of class officers. Under their capable leadership, the sophomores have boosted school spirit by participating in sports, clubs and music activities. Scholastically minded, these underclassmen can boast a high percentage on the quarterly honor roll. Fond memories for sophomores to recall were sponsor- ing the traditional Sophomore Hop and class meetings in the gym. Eager for more responsibilities, they anxiously await the leadership which will be theirs in the fall. Last fall, UFA welcomed 465 freshman and dis- tributed them generously among fifteen homerooms. The Class of i6l came in assorted sizes, ranging from 6' 2 to 4' 5 and represented wide and varied back grounds. Although most freshmen were prepared in Utica grammar schools, the class includes entrants from California, Mississippi, Alaska, the Ukraine and Germany. With vibrant enthusiasm and many talents, the members of the Class of '61 have already found their place at UFA. CLASS OF 1960 mm Q-Lrg ' fa 5755 FN , A Mmm 9 Fi if CLASS OF 1960 Sophomore Clays Offirers from left to right: Treasurer, M. Smithg President, D. Lutherg Vice- Presidenr, G. I-Iumphreyg Secretary, J. Pierce. Q ,W A W'-1 V+ v ' 'k T' 1 '+' -YS- 5 wwf -QS lf? M' 53' . 0 ffm ,fn QQ,-Rf CLASS OF 1961 0 Study Hall and Lunch Period help underclassmen grow in mind and body. 71 Artist at work. hir- is It only hurts for a little While. ,lll fills! Q , ,Q y v If I' ' .MA xxw Xwmm Terror on the island. Debatets on the job. Preparation for the big night 1 lye I V f I gm.. QNX fa f if fm?ZZ?Z?'4 ' I ., X ZW' f .fl fi ' ff: an 'H I ' ACTIVITIES Titanic in size and number, the var- ious clubs at UFA train students to become leaders in almost every field. Rangng from languages to sports, these groups provide opportunities for organized participation in music, drama, debating, publications, and professional and cultural interests. One of the newest additions to extracurricular life is the Block U Club, an organization of 'students who have represented UPA in the field of athletics. For the strength and vigor to become Titans in tomorrow's world, UFAers find stimulus and training in the clubs and activities of their Alma Mater. W f 'Z g y V 1,45 , 'ff fin' gg ,. 3 , Q i xii f -11's 3.-, 2 Y' , Staff members discuss yearbook problems. N- 'i- TITAN ACADEMICIAN BOOSTS SALES TO 1,000 Leaning on a popular Titan theme, the 1958 staff pushed yearbook sales to an all-time high and crossed the 1,000 mark. Eight added pages, making the 1958 Academician the largest yet published at UFA, gave fuller coverage of classroom scenes, club activities and sport programs. By individual pictures for seniors, homeroom shots for juniors, and class pictures for Firrt Row, left to right: J. Lewis, D. Palucki, M. Kover R. Klein. Second Row: S. Penberthy, J. Scholl, K. Fish, C. Casale, N. Hensel, N. Dunston, C. McCoy, J. Swirat. Third Roufz L. Lurie, P. Coveny, M. Collins, L. Karesky. Fourth Row: G. Lloyd, S. Carlisle, Miss jones, Miss Han- ford, Miss DeLegge, Miss Karcher, G. Roberts, S. Das- kin, V. Capozzella. Fifth Rowz R. Schmidt, S. Szczygiel, B. Ayers, L. Abelove, L. Endean, W. Sharo, M. Trzepack. y f'1,1:':f ' ,, .... ,. 0 , f Q V V f ' ' ' ' ' ' A ' 5'5'fl,:, . . V V - ' t ' 6 i V-MWC I 5141, sophomores and freshmen, all UFA students were in- cluded in the pictured story of the year 1957-58 at UPA. As the staff met deadlines, planned a budget, scheduled pictures and wrote copy, they recorded one more chapter in the Legend of the Titans. The annual banquet highlighted the season for staff members. S. Mootz, K. Short, K. Boyce. Sixth Row: -I. Hamelin, Seventh Row: J. Ferro G. Frankland, C. Kulas, D. Wame- ling. Eighth Row: P. Kline, J. Ninth Rows M. Slive, K. Tenth Row: C. Patraitis, D. House, A. Gorea, G. Water- son. Eleventh Row: F. Stock, R. Senus. Twelfth Row: L. Leogrande. Spry, C. Azzarito, J. Wileczka Mathers, C. Dodge, R. Matter. A V V I qlrrl , 1 N . .. .-. llel .lin '- iz- .- First Row, left to right: J. Lewis, G. Waterson, C. McCoy. Second Row: M. Kover, P. Pow- ers, Miss Karcher, Miss Hanford, Miss DeLegge, Miss Jones, R. Klein, S. Simard. Third Row: 1. Burke, S. Szczygiel, M. Wineburgh, J. Sitrin, G. Fitz- gerald, C. Kulas, B. Ayers, J. Spry, S. Moorz, M. Matt, C. Casale. Fourth Row: K. Fish, L. Abelove, J. Ferro, D. Wameling, J. Hame- lin, P. Kline, K. Boyce, J. Wile- czka, M. Trzepacz, K. Short. Fifth Row: N. Hensel, R. Schmidt, G. Frankland, N. Clarke, M. Kil- gore, G. Lloyd, V. Capozzella, J. Trovato, S. Carlisle, P. Coveny, S. Daskin, M. Waszkiewicz. Sixth Row: C. Huested, C. Dodge, D. House, L. Endean, S. Penberthy, L. Lurie L. Karesk Swirat A . V, J. r - Gotea, K. Mathers, C. Azzarito, M. Collins. Seventh Row: J. Scholl, W. Sharo, D. Everett, M. Slive, C. Patraitis, W, Reath, F. Stock, L. Leogrande B. Senus, B. Steinberg, W. Tharp D. Gray, R. Matter, J. Prattl N. Dunston. u ACADEMIC OBSERVER IVINS STATE AWARD . . . AND AN O-D HEADLINE On November 9, l957, the Utica Ohrerver Dir- patch pushed Sputnik aside for the banner headline, Academic Ohrerver Wins State Award. The news story recorded the citation by Syracuse University of the Academic Ohrerver as the first prize literary maga- zine for 1957 and listed winners of individual trophies in art and feature writing and of second prizes and honorable mention awards. Carol McCoy, managing editor, won a tuition scholarship to Syracuse Univer- sity in the Conference news-writing contest. Charac- terized by more pictures, art work, cartoons, and live- lier layout, the Ac'r New Look has made new friends at UFA. Vtfiwwmmg ,if 1 'K We ffl Here comes the AC! Z 77 Firrt Row: left to right: L. Kenyon, S. Philipson, N. Sawicki, D. Gifford, J. Williams, C. Williams, D. Smith, P. Nichols, C. Klampert. Second Row: A. Casolara, M. Matt, D. Oberman, R. Klein, R. Maugeri, S. Powell, K. Ketchiff, C. Casale, J. Maz- zatti, M. Peretz, M. Burek. Third Rout K. Fish, G. Ruff, S. Pratt, Mr. Wildes, L. Knapp, N. Abbott, C. McCoy. L. Wilson. Fourlh Row: M. Sheheen,S. Schug, L. Curtis, J. Burke, L. Leogrande, Pres., J. Spry, Treas., E.Palaimo, Sec., V. Capo- zzella, Vice Pres., N. Hensel, C. Hart, K. Cutler, C. Huested. Fifth Row: J. Slawson, C. Azzarito, M. Waszkiewicz, M. Brunner, G. Andrews, K. Nicholson, K. Law, I. Urbas. Sixth Rout D. Romanowski, S. Cichon, N. Baker, J. Borek, G. Ftankland, L. Officers prepare for Friday's meeting. Bogdonoff, S. King, P. Lyons, B. Eng- land. Seventh Row: J. Pierce, M. Semeraro, A. Tibbits, B. Doyle, M. Birr, N. Green, G. Fitzgerald, M. Wineburgh, M. Cov- eny, P. Jones. Eighth Row: K. Garrett, K. Mathers S. Kenyon, D. Pawloski, P. Newman, W. Cosgrove, T. Gibbons, J. Hyde, H Block, E. Luczko, R. Swope, E. Sutkow- ski, M. Hurd, N. Clarke, R. Junesky. Ninth Row: J. Harding, R. Lambert, R. Weir, M. Trzepacz, J. Parry, M. Coll- ins, A. Gorea, S. Swietoniewski, J. Wat- son, C. Smith, M. Tillson, R. Woodard, G. Peczeli, M. Kilgore, E. Moskal. Tenth Row: P. Mootz, D. Everett, 1. Wil- eczka, L. Allbright, A. Dart, P. Oberness- er, B. Bigelow, j. Lee, G. Siedsma, G Freer, A. Swartwout, R. Garver, D. Fav or, G. Waterson, R. Wameling, J. Ferro STUDENT COUNCIL PUBLISI-IES HANDBOOK The publication of a UFA Handbook was the unique achievement of the 1957-38 Student Council. Designed to orient incoming freshmen, this 40-page booklet lists courses, explains procedures, and de- scribes the activity and sport programs offered at the Academy. Two pre-game parades and pep rallies, the Titan Holiday, the Council banquet, and the first mid- term dance in UFA history, June in january, were other successful projects of the Council. The Councils effective operation during the past year confirms the report of Louis Leogrande and JoAnn Mazzatti, dele- gates to the Leadership Training Conference at Syl-3- cuse University: The UFA Student Council ranks among the top in New York State. Young geologists dis- play rock collection. First Row: left to right: K. Carpenter, Vice Pres., G. Abbott, Pres.g W. Sharo, Cortes. Sec.g V. Podosek, J. LaSalle, D. Bush, Mr. Sacco, R. Kendrick, Rec. Sec., G. Waterson, Treas. Second Row: A. Casalara, C. Colburn, S. Astle, C. McCoy, P. Zegarelli, S. Seidel, D. Denato, F. Greene, R. Manolescu, -I. Wineburg, M. Caubet, S. Axelrod. Third Roux S. Varnum, E. Palaimo, M. Wineburgh, E.Sas, M. Glover, J. Vfeiler, C. Wameling, E. Savett, R. jones, N. Clarke, G. Fitzgerald, A. Bedore, A. Perry, R. Healy, 7 J. Sharo. Fourth Row: J. Riesenberger, M. Lane, N. Bernstein, W. Bak- er, S. Engel, R. Weir, J. Stasiw, G. Boyce, A. Strosberg, B. Gorman, H. Arlen, F. Crego, J. Hyde, V. Capozzella, G. Lloyd. Fifth Row: L. Lewis, J. Wileczka, J. Ferro, R. Pugh, J. Hof- master, B. Demsey, J. Sabis, R. Wielgosz, A. Movsh, C. Pat- raitis, D. Kendrick, S. Solomon, D. Wagner, D. Henry, W. Seiler, F. Stock. SCIENCE CLUB FEATURES G.M. HPREVIEIV OF PROGRESS One of the best Science Club programs during the past year was an excellent demonstration by two General Motors' representatives on light waves, jet engine turbines and power from the sun. Other pro- grams, prepared by Science Club members, included demonstrations of microscopes and cloud chambers and an exhibit of rock formations. A color film, The Strange Case of the Cosmic Rays, released by the Bell Telephone Company, was featured at a spring meeting. The UFA Science Club was represented at Science Congresses sponsored by Utica College and Syracuse University. The year closed with the annual june picnic. H I 'W'Wn M ferdff WW Fzrft Row: left to right: D. Gabrukiewicz, E. Johnson, G. Humphrey, Vice Pres., A. Fredericks, Pres., Miss Rood, J. Ritzel, Sec., M. Bazan, G. Pogoda. Second Row: M. Szczerba, R. Dziura, K. Simone, A. Maciol, A. Guzicki, C. Mack, B. Gacek, B. Molencupp, M. Sheheen. Thzrd Row: C. Cardamone, S. Bruno, R. Senior, G. Robertson, D. Jones, M. Allen, A. Rojko, D. Smith, M Yourno. FTA AND FRN FOSTER PROFESSIONAL INTEREST AT UFA The future belongs to those who prepare for it might well be the motto of UFA's two profes- sional clubs, Future Teachers of America and Fu- ture Registered Nurses. Seeking to increase the interest of members in their chosen profession, each club has offered a program of discussions, guest speakers and field trips. Attending an ofiicers' workshop conference at New Hartford and visiting the Freedom Train were two projects of the Utica chapter of FTA. Members of FRN visited the School of Practical Nursing and sent representa- tives to Open House programs in local hospitals. Fin! Row: left to right: B. Evans, C. Casale, N. O'Donnel1, T. Carlone, R. Maugeri, J. McCarthy T. Coppotelli. Second Row: M. Allen, A. Abelove, C. Colburn, L. Barstow, S. Reath, A. Kempf, J. Jacltewicz C. Klimek. Third Row: J. Scholl, A. Nowak, M. Smith, P. Bury, P. O'Toole, 1. Plantz, K. Colburn B Boyce J. Czupryna. Fourth Row: M. Tillson, Pres.g G. Frankland, Corres. Sec., Miss Sweeney, S. Kaplan, Ret Sec L. Wilson, Vice Pres. Firrt Rout left to right: E. Moskal, Pres., J. Lewis, Vice Pres. D. Pawloski, Sec., W. Sharo, Treats., Miss Pritchard, J. Maz- zatti, E. Trisolino, P. Powers. Serond Row: R. Klein, L. Wilson, J. Wineburg, J. Scholl, M. Matt, J. Burke, C. Huested, G. Asselta, N. Dunston. Third Rout M. Waszkievuiicz, J. Sitrin, S. Dembski, R. Kendrick, S. Dumain, S. Szczygiel, J. Jurkowski, R. Healy, M. Kover. Fourzh Roux B. Lefkowitz, A. Arlin, J. Mursch, C. Kulas, G. Frankland, B. Ayers, R. Wineburgh, R. Clarke, J. Lux, J. Ries- enberger. Fifth Row: L. Laurie, S. Gersten, A. Seld, P. Goss, S. Swietoniew- ski, D. House, D. Dmochowski, C. Niemeyer, S. Kenyon, G. Lloyd, M. Trzepacz. Sixth Row: J. Ektermanis, A. Movsh, W. Reath, W. Tharp, J. Wileczka, R. Wameling, K. Carpenter, G. Abbott, K. Boyce, L. Abelove. NATIONAL HONOR AND QUILL AND SCROLL INDUCT SCHOLASTIC LEADERS Top ranking scholastic leaders and school journal- came members of NHS in an impressive all-school ists were recognized by membership in UFA chapters assembly. of National Honor Society and of Quill and Scroll, Limited to editors of school publications, the an international journalism honor society. UFA chapter of Quill and Scroll inducted an all-time Chosen for leadership, character and service, as high of 9 members. well as for high scholarship, seniors and juniors be- Firit Row: left to right D. Pawloski, C. McCoy A. Washburn, B. Ayers Second Row: L. Abelove J. Hannah, J. Lewis, L. En .,.fgfggglgajvwieza2651-fi::::W!!?ZWWWZZf'Z7 dean, G. Waterson. 81 9 Fimf Row: left to right: Mr. Schepsis, D. Dmochowski R. Herzog, J. Scholl, A. Movsh. Second Row: D. Weaver, J. Grausz, J. Enczur, M. Kover G. Jones, C. Trask, H. Hack, A. Rojko, G. Nemeth, C. Huest- ed, S. Philipson, A. Goracy, J. Bernstein, P. Dmochowski S. Walsh, S. Senyk, P. Tomaino. Third Row: R. Henry, R. Manolescu, D. Grausz, P. Young, G. Coveyduck, S. Solomon, A. Strasberg, H. Arlen, J. Porter, R. Swope, R. Ryan, R. Woodard, E. Goodridge, V. Zebtowski Fourth Row: A. Senfelds, J. Weiler, G. Fitzgerald, E. Savett S. Gersten, P. Goss, R. King, T. Clark, R. Lambert, L. Abe- love, J. Hofmaster, E. Jones, D. Everett, F. Kiehm, G. Stern A. Thompson, J. Lawrence. Fifth Row: M. Slive, J. Ektermanis, D. Hayman, B. McGuire J. Cackett, L. Rettig, B. Landset, R. Stefano, J. Woods, C Brozek, W. Harris, S. Markson, M. Rockford, T. Herbowy M. Gibbons, K. Boyce. LE CERCLE FRANCAIS AND DER DEUTSCI-IE VEREIN BRING FLAVOR OF EUROPEAN LIFE TO UFA Life along the boulevards of Paris or Unter den Linden in Berlin was brought closer to UFA language students by the activities of the Ger- man and French clubs. A film entitled Emil and the Detectives, a trip to Baron Von Steu- ben's home in Remsen and the Christmas ban- quet of typical German foods at Hart's Hill Inn Fin! Row: left to right: N. Clarke, Treasg J. Mazzatti, Vice Pres., J. Swirat, Pres., P Coveny, Sec., Second Row: M. Matt, J. Jacobson, M. Wallace, D. Oberman, P. Rosenberg, M. Allen. Third Row: B. Kirsten, D. Owens, R. Mikus, J. Lux, K. Short, R. Klein. Fourth Row: J. Vail, P. Newman, G. Frankland E. Hu 'hes Mr DeVito B. Bo ce M. Wine .E v ' r Y - burgh, P. Bury, M. Coveny. Fifth Row: C. Azzarito, B. Files, P. O'Toole, S. Kenyon, M. Rishel, M. Tillson. Sixth Row: S. Kaplan, A. Maciol, A. Guzicki D. Sardella, L. Lurie, J. Sabis, D. Gray, L. Kate sky, A. Seld, J. McFadden. were some of the projects of the German Club. The members of the French Club enjoyed showings of Mt. DeVito's movies of France and French song fests. At the October meeting, some of the members portrayed famous French char- acters while the remaining members guessed their identity. I First Row: left to right: C. Hart, Treas.g R. Briggs, Pres.g S. Swie- toniewski, Sec., M. Hurd, Vice Pres Second Row: S. Schug, E. Trisolino R. Maugeri, A. Castelli, N. Sawicki J. Walters, D. Schecter, M. Peretz F. Berkowitz. Third Row: A. Markis, S. Wilcove R. Fuoco, M. Kopel, L. Kushner, B. Gentile, M. Waszkiewicz, G. Fried- man, A. Berger. Fourth Row: A. Levinson, M. Brun- ner, L. Barstow, M. Carlisle, K. Law, H. Savlov, J. Bucholtz, E. Birnbaum, A. Fredericks, T. Allnutt. Fifth Row: S. Vogel, R. Kendrick, C. Franco, J. Tomaselli, P, Pollicove, S. Dumain, P. Sacco, M. Rosenberg, M. Lane, M. Brodey. Sixth Row: R. Williams, H. Cramer, A. Petronio, H. Poplock, D. Parker, A. Wineburg, W. Cosgrove, W. Walawender, B. Gacek, M. Birr, J. Lewis. Seventh Row: D. Smith, P. VanDen- bergh, M. Dimeo, M. Brown, L. Pfluke, D. Parker, A. Potenza, L. Murphy, A. Seld, W. Seiler, S. Axel- rod. Eighth Roux J. Prichard, M, Getzlek, K. Gluck, A. Leventhal, P. Payne, J. Hughes, R. Kaplan, R. Prichard, M. O'Hara, B. Demsey, J. Lee. x s 9 n LATIN AND SPANISH CLUBS MARK SIGNIFICANT EVENTS In an all-school assembly, colorful with flags and the romantic music of South America, the Spanish Club observed Pan-American Day, While Latin students staged a classroom dramatization to mark the two thousandth anniversary of Cicero's assassination. Other programs of the Latin group included a omofff ghost panel in October and movies on Rome and Pompeii. Pinatas made by members of the Spanish Club gave room 251 the atmosphere of old Spain. Spanish speaking puppets were also features in the Spanish Club programs. Latin and Spanish Clubs joined for a Christmas party featuring customs of both Spain and old Rome. Firrt Row: left to right: J Myers Miss O'Brien, A. Abelove, Sec., A Resnikoff Vice Pres., M. A. Matt, Pres N Gorny C. Klampert. N. Abbott. B. Warmuth, J. Plantz. Ross, L. Kaplan. Vanderland. Serond Row: B. Grossman S Bruno D Smiley, M. L. Burton, D Gifford D Smith, B. Semeraro, K. Culter Third Row: A. Palazzolo T Carlone M. Allen, P. Brindisi, E. Lasher M Gie ser, R. Radell, R. Myers, J Kowalsky Fourth Row: R. Humphrey J JHCKCWICZ L. Kenyon, P. Temple, C. Nichols I Fur gal, J. Jones, C. Starczewski S Serafin Fifth Row: D. Fulmer, J. Wineburg J Burke, J. Gilbert, G. Humphrey J A Burke, M. Wineburgh, M E Waszkie wicz, S. Serafin, M. McCleary G Pogoda Sixth Row: A. Preston, J Sharo P Fitzgerald, L. Knapp, D Denato M Friedman, M. lzikoff, S. Seidel A Guy Seventh Row: E. Dudgeon D Bingham S. Rokeach, G. Cynkus, C. Mack C Will iams, S. Murphy, K. Karn S Payne M Sitrig, E. Johnson, R. Eksterowicz E Eighth Row: A. Lippman J Grausz J Cahill, S. D'Aprix, M. Smith P Paccia relli, M. Nicholson, M. Weiss H Arlin H. Laine, C. Locke, C. Wynn A Tibbits J. Sitrin, N. Tomidy, D. Pashayan Ninth Row: C. Niemeyer L Kaido C Chrabas, A. House, P. Daly M Stawarz G. Lewis, C. Sitrin, P. VanDenbergh F Warzala, B. Goodman, S. Engel B Got man, B. Sequin, L, Lurie J Pratt J Fzrrt Row: left to right: D. Gottlieb, Treas., M. Pontero, Vice Pres.g R. Healy, Pres , A. Strosberg, Sec. Second Row: J. T. Griffin, T. Coppo- telli A. Palazzolo, M. Burton. Thzrti Row: J. La Salle, C. Wiklacz, N Misch, D. Marsh. Fourth Row: G. Pogoda, N. Sawicki, N Hensel, J. Mazzatti. Fzfth Row: J. Dencker, M. Rucker, 1. Alam, A. Schafer, S. Rosenblum, M. A. Bazan, M. Sokolowski, P. Kraus, B. Swie- toniewski, G. Stephens, C. Fail. Szxth Row: M. Jones, J. Carson, K. Pacilio, E. Palaimo. Seventh Row: C. Hollister, P. Tomaino, M Kopel, C. Gotie, C. Roberts, M. Kane, E Brown, D. Denato, R. Maciol, A. Sim- one D. Nitti, D. Romanowski, E. Mac- Haffie, E. Franz. Eighth Row: E. Lynch, C. Slagel, P. Pal- aimo, C. Mahaney. Nznth Row: P. Wyborski, C. Stasiw, J. Semeraro, J. Weiler. Tenth Row: M. Lane, C. Locke, P. OToole, G. Ferris. Eleventh Row: M. Roberts, G. Roberts, S Tomidy, J. Olejarczyk. Tu elfth Rouf: R. Wameling, M. Glover, N Shelden, N. Crawford. Thirteenth Row: V. Vendetta, R. Engle, P Bearse, J. Lee. Miss Hand, A. Washburn. Stand ing-J. Hannah, D. Pawloski. Nichols, T. Carlone, A. Powell Third Row: R. Alberico, A. Mark is, D. Shedd, B. Kirsten, A. Levin son, P. Woodruff, E. Palaimo J. Carson. nikoff, A. Greco, M. Francavilla L. Barstow, C. Foley, B. Klimek S. Dumain, G. Asselta, E. Coveny Fifth Row: C. Trask, N. Johnson S. Dembski, C. Kaelin, S Swietoniewski, E. Sullivan, E low, J. Prichard, S. Papandrea Sixth Row: J. Porter, D. Zahn E. Kakaty, P. Becker, R. Herzog bert, R. Briggs, M. Brown, D Sardella. PRESS CLUB TELLS THE UFA STORY Titans Plan Big Weekend, RPA Pre- sents Grid Trophyj' Twirp Season Comes to UFA . . . these headlines are but samples of the news-features by which Press Club, during the past year, has continued to tell the UFA story in the pages of the Sunday Observer Dis- patch. Looking for the lead, setting up pictures, interviewing Titan Toppers, the three staffs of Press Club met their deadlines. Highlight of the year for Press Club was the june banquet when staff members presented skits and received awards for individual achievements in journal- ism. JUNIOR RED CROSS OFFERS COURSE IN FIRST AID Offering a course in first aid by a representative from Red Cross headquarters was a new project of junior Red Cross. In living up to their motto, We Serve, UFA Red Cross members organized a bundle drive to help needy American children, distributed favors to local hospitals and sent greeting boxes to disaster areas. Preparing albums on Utica and UFA for foreign schools was another project of UFA's service club. l il' X'-'eYft'XSFX?'QxxxTf9s . Firrt Row: left to right: Seated- Second Row: A. DellAql-lilat P Fourth Row: P. Austin, A. Res- Savett, D. Drnochowski, P. Deade- J. Ektermanis, I. Perlman, R. Lamj SOCIAL STUDIES CLUB BUILDS BETTER CITIZENS Recognizing high standards of scholarship as essential to the development of good citizen- ship, the UPA Social Studies Club once again otlered awards for creative projects submitted by students in history classes. The club like- wise sponsored a visit to the United Nations for the EFA winners of the UN National Con- ta W test. Enlightening reports by guest speakers acquainted the members with the people and customs south of the border. Following these reports were stimulating group discussions which fulfilled the club's purpose of fostering good citizenship both locally and internationally. Z? 2 LZ-H1773 il 5 Firrt Row: left to right C. Fail, D. Gabrukiewicz, E. Bowens, S. Toper, C. Verni, G. Manor. Second Row: D. Rowlands, S. Swier, C. Williams, L. Fail, P. Perun. Third Row: D. Gray, J. D'Aprix, P. Silber, L. Gallman, M. Polikowski, R. Nicotera, A. Deese, E. Myrda, G. Pogoda, J. McCoy, D. Nitti. HI-Y AND TRI-HI-Y SPONSOR RADIO FORUM ON YOUTH PROBLEMS A new project jointly sponsored by the Hi-Y and the Tri-Hi-Y during the past year was a Saturday morning radio forum presenting and discussing the problems of youth. Members of the Tri-Hi-Y and the Hi-Y also prepared bills to present at sessions of Youth for Government in Binghamton and Albany respectively. Another shared activ- ity of the clubs was presenting speakers from Utica College at their joint monthly meet- ings. On the local level, members have offered community service to underprivileged and handicapped children. Skits were presented by the Hi-Y at UFA assemblies for the pur- pose of boosting school spirit. Taking over the Utica city government for a day climaxed the year's program for both groups. Firyt Row: left to right: A. Grimm, Sec., D. Luther, Pres.g R. LaDuc, Vice Presg J. Adasek. Treas. Second Row: L. Scott, K. Murray, R. Scalise, J. Adasek, J. Hickey, R. Hajdasz, L. Marrone W. Walawender, R. Czepiel, L. Scott. QSM E' H - .7 ,H Foregrozuzdz left to right: P. New- man, M, lzilcoff, A. Kempf. First Rout S. Schug, M. Gieser R. Myers. Serozzd Rout G. Humphrey, D. Grausz, A, Greco, F. Berkowitz, E. Brown, B. Brooks. Third Rout A. Leventhal, M. Bro- dey, L. Kaplan, -I. Gilbert, S. Murphy, K. Cutler, N. Jann. Fourth Row: E. Kakaty, H. Laine M. Weiss, E. Ross. G. Lewis. Q 1 DOMINO CELEBRATES FIFTH ANNIVERSARY Celebrating its fifth year of organization, Domino continues its program of activities to prepare young actors for roles in upperclass plays. Members gained experience in the art of acting through skits produced at Domino meet- ings and through joint gatherings with Punchinello. A one-act play, Boomer- ang, was presented in April. Tryouts for the roles were held, and the final cast selection was made by Punchinello. The experience thus gained will aid Domino members to attain membership in Punchinello. Ed Kakaty coaches new Domino members on stage directions. ff , ,,,,, H, ,,,, ew, ,,,,, ,','mmagzQw..f.W.- ,,,!44fu4Mn-.::f.w.,cQa,f,,.,,,,.. Foreground: G. Coveyduck, L, Lurie, G. Waterson. Firrz Row: left to right: P. Woodruff, M. Kover, J. Lewis G. jones. B. Kirsten, S. Mootz, A. Powell, P. Gacek. Second Row: S. Cecilia, G. Nemeth, A. Arlin, Mr. Boclco Mr. DeVito, F. Vail, Sec., L. Endean, Pres., Miss A. Smith Mrs. La Londe, S. Dumain, Miss Gates. Third Row: S. Carlisle, C. Azzarito, J. Burke, N, Weiler, E. Sullivan, P. Daedelow, D. Dmochowski, G. Frankland, pu.. ff... N When Ernest isn't in earnest. S. Swietoniewski, M. Hurd, M. Kane, J. Swirat, Forth Row: P. Moran, D. Sardella, A. Fellows, J. Wilec- zka, D. Wagner, R. Matter, J, Ferro, J. Pratt, W. Hagues, L. Leogrande. M. Carlisle, E. Palaimo. A Fifth Row: G. Korrie, A. jastzebski, F. Gramlich, R. Sch- midt, R. Briggs, L, Abelove, D. Gontarz, S. Failing, J. Ektermanis, R. Spatuzzi, G, Siedsma, L. Bogdonoff, A. Levinson. PUNCHINELLO AUDIENCE CAPTIVATED BY HADMIRABLE CRICHTONU A spot of tea, your Lordship, and may I recommend a crumpet? With his charming British accent Gerry Waterson rang up the curtain on Punchinellds delightful production of The Admimhle Crichton. Enhanced by the glamour of moon- light scenes on a tropical island, Barrie's play captivated its audience. Under the able direction of Miss Martha Gates, the cast turned in a sterling performance. Highlighting their bi-monthly, meetings were stimulating talks by Mr. Ralph Allinger from WIBX and Mr. -I. L. Carna- han from General Electric. A banquet in June rang down the final curtain on the 1957-58 season. Curtain call for Crichton, 2 u 3. I x Q Firrt Rout left to right: C, Casale, B. Gorman, B. George B. Lawrie, M. Bonanza, D. Dubiel, J. Alam, S. Buttenschon, J. Jurkowski, E. Palaimo. Second Rout S. Green, P. O'Brien, D. Koscinski N. Baker M. Collins, S. Crouse, C. Warchalowski, D. Bona, A. Leo- grande, B. Gentile, A. Sliwinski, E. Bowens, E. Lynch J. Ingalls. Third Row: H. julian, S. Dembski, N. Johnson, J, Semer- aro, P. Daedlow, D. Wojnas, C. Jackewicz, J. Cronk, J. Aulen- bach, G. Ferris, P. O'Toole, J. Olejarczyk, S. Swietoniewski D. House, N. Shelden. Fourth Row: N. Palczynski, S. Starer, J. Roberts, V. Capoz- zella, A. Cox, R. W'ameling, R. Malecki, R. Hutchins, R. Pugh, R. Deep, L. Lepper, A. Movsh, J. Lee. ENLARGED MONITOR FORCE HANDLES INCREASED UFA TRAFFIC May I see your pass is a frequent request made by the monitors of UFA. Under the supervision of Mr. Kendall Edkins and Mr. Warren Remonda, a force of seventy-five monitors guided traffic safely in the corridors and maintained order throughout the building. Among the upperclassmen who acted as monitor supervisors were Sandra Buttenschon, Marie Bonanza, Ann Nowak, Betty Palaimo, Dolores Dubiel, jean Jurkow- ski, Roger Pugh and Johanna Alam. DUNHAM DEBATE HOST TO FIRST AREA STUDENT CONGRESS Playing host to the first area Student Congress and taking the lead in organizing a Mohawk Valley Forensic League for ten area schools were two firsts for Dunham in its record for the past year. The club also joined the National Forensic League, an organiza- tion of live hundred U.S. high school debating groups. Members participated in a regional debating tournament at Hamilton College and in the finals at Albany. The club sent delegates to two student Congresses for the Mohawk Valley Forensic League. Firrt Row: left to right: Mr. Schepsis, C, Klampert, J. Mey- ers, M. Izikoff, S. Engel, A. Arlin, G. Nemeth, B. Lefko- witz, J. Burke. Second Row: J. Gilbert, N, Sonne, L. jacksina, S. Solo- mon, R. Mittleman, B. Dem- sey, L. Karesky, P. Newman Third Row: S. Dumain, A Giglio, D. Canheld, J. Grausz, D. Grausz, L. Lurie, A. Movsh. 89 ..,,, .... ..... .., . :Wifi Pint Row: left to right: S. Wiclcman, R. Maugeri, D. Kowalczyk, B. Tutino, F. Eisenstadt, J. Kowalsky, G. Hunt, B. Sloan, M. Slater, J. Alam, J. Woodward, S Perkins, C. Walker, N. Dunston, J. Krupski, M. Alberico. Second Row: E. Lasher, A. Giglio, Z. Kushner, S. Axe lrod, F. Greene, P. Tencza, P. Newman, D. Newman, C. Matter, P. Dutton, N. Welsh, J. Newell, I. Urbas C. Deschano, D. Iamele, L. Edick, B. Lefkowitz. Third Rout B, Carino, C. Casale, L. Wilson, J. Hill M. Allen, R. Zammiello, A. Kempf, S. Solomon, D Benesch, S, Wilcove, V. Bednarz, E. Luczko, J. Cahill M. Rosenberg, P. Fitzgerald, G. Tulloch, B. Szalkowski B. Summa, R. Mittleman. Fourth Row: M. Sturr, N. Potocki, E. Pittman, J. White J. Czupryna, D. Nitti, K. Pacilio, A. Preston, E. john son, H. Arlin, P. O'Brien, C. Feole, H. Kaplan, S. Dum ain, A. Levinson, A. Rosenblum, L. Barstow, M. Smith N. Ewing. Fifth Row:P. Becker, J. Kennish, M. A. Onystok, D. A Weimer, L. Kaido, M. Hurd, M. Cain, J. Panasiewicz, S Dziezynski, S. McClusky, J. Grausz, D. Smith, J. Wat- son, B. Boyce, N. Shoecraft, S. Payne, A. Paparella, J Mursch, G. Asselta, N. Shelden, K. Seeley. Sixth Row: R. Willard, E. Lefkowitz, S. Mootz, M. Pon- tero, F. Cousin, S. Tomidy, M. Greco, F. Julian, R. Stam- boly, J. Tencza, R. Spatuzzi, T. Snyder, L. Rettig, P. Newman, P. Palewsl-ci, A. Mikelberg, M. Hamlin, C. Williams, S. Widtman, K. Meyers, C. Smith. THRIFT CLUB POINTS WITH PRIDE TO SENIORS OF 247 During the past year, seniors of homeroom 247, encouraged by cashiers jane Mursch and Patricia O'Brien, set the pace in UFA banking by maintaining a one hundred per cent record for the fourth consecutive year. Other Thrift Club members with top records in their respective classes were cashiers Rosemary Maugeri and MaryAnn Matt '59 of room 226, cashiers Maureen Cain and Lynn Rettig '60 of rooms 105 and 108 respectively, and cashier David Iamele of '61 of room 311. Under the guidance of Mr. Stanley Chwalek and head cashiers Johanna Alam and Mina Slater, the 130 Thrift Club members carried out at UFA a weekly program for the encouragement of saving. UFA cashes in. 'Rx -wi 'ls fy, gunman!- ' , L 5 1 . A! ,gn - T N I V: ,i JVM 1 N, 'WK , ffs5,3ft 4? I ' 1 ..,.2 aa ei Q gs a Firrl Rout left to right: M. Yourno, G. Manor, S. Roth, D. Smith, F. Alberico, B. Lauterbach, -I. Willianis, S. Morris, D. Bush, C. LaManque, P. Marsh, Mrs. Wfilliams, L. Ulrich, S. Carter, D. Kowalczyk, C. Simartl, C. Cardamone, B. jalonaclc, R. LoGalbo, S. XY'illiams, M. Alberico. Second Row: V. Podosek, S. Smith, C, Kowalczyk, A. Loconti P. Walchusky, L. Kenyon, M. Laramie, B. Evans, B. Alhertine, M. Burak, bl. McCoy, J. Jackewitz, J. Tinelli, P. Glinski, C. Far- rington, -I. Sullivan, D. Mcliall, C. Matter, B. Britell, P. Goul- den, E. Griffiths, S. Bruno. Tlvml Roni: l. Dousharm, D. Nitti, S, Swald, E. Myrda, L. Cur- tis, T. Westcott, J. Williams, M, Wallace, P. Malagese, C LaMonte, L. Owen, B. Tarkowski, D. Lesher, J. Makarowski S. Cichon, D. Kaelin, K. Pacilio, J. Roberts, B. Cavoly, B. Spears A, Preston, M. Lochner, C. Klimek. Fmzrfia Row: S. Greene, B, Keller, J. Dutcher, P. Bury, J. Cou- sin, C. Mack, B. Williams, A. Baranowski, A. DeBetnardis, J Pencek, P. Silber, A. Guzicki, J. Parry, C. Chrabas, T. Sylakow- ski, P. Smithling, J. Rogers, R. Wagner, N. Zamorski, B. Stuck- man, M. Sturr, S. Chenoweth, M. Sumberg, C. Hollister. FRESHMAN CHOIRS IOIN ADVANCED SINGERS IN ANTIPHONAL ANTHEM The antiphonal anthem, LET ALL YE SONS AND DAUGHTERS SING, pre- sented as the opening number of the Christmas assembly program by the massed choirs of UPA, gave the freshman groups their first opportunity to sing with the advanced choruses. The effective contribution of these beginning singers gave evidence of their successful progress in the fundamentals of voice training stressed in first year groups. Fzrft Ron 1 left to right: D. Weimer, J. Dudley, D. Kil- Coble, J, Bolanowski, R. Maciol, P. Talerico, E. Brown. gore, J. Liddy, L. Knapp, J. Pryputniewicz, D. Denato, Third Row: S. Eisland, H. Hanson, J. Meyer, H. Gos- ,l Masella, Mrs. Xwillizims. line, D. Henry, J. Mootz, D. Hart, -I. Ferriter, L. Ward. S fond Ron: G. Tulloch, Jacobs, R. Fairbrother, W l PM 7 fi Fin! Row: left to right: P. Powers, A. Penzimer, N. Sawicki, G. Zysk, M. A. Matt, 1. Hamlin, A. Schroeder, V. Weather, M. Izikoff, D. Whaley, J. Manch, M. Williams, M. DiNigro, M. Allen, J. Gilbert, P. Greiner. Second Row: P. jones, P. Lyons, J. Lyman, S. Payne, 1. Dingle, E. Rice, P. Newman, J. Piluso, P. Marmelstein, K. Bohling, K. Caulkins, J. Bene- sch, C. Nichols, B. George, D. Bush, L. Barstow. Third Rout M. jones, J. Mason, M. Garratt, C. Wameling, M. Weiss, F. Palmieri, T. Swisloski, P. Kawa, L. Loomis, R. jones, W. Cosgrove, A. Greco, P. Malloy, M. Brunner, E. Postoy. Fourth Roar J. Grausz, J. Pierce, S. Murphy, A. Rooney, J. Ward, D. Gottlieb, R. Mittleman, R. Jablonski, J. Harding, W. McCabe, D. Luther, A. Potenza, V. Hall, S. Grizzanto, M. Smith, C. Franco. Fifzh Row: M. Daly, M. Nellis, A. labour, S. Nostrand, R. Prichard, R. Lemanski, G. Boyce, J. Mosher, P. Bearse, D. Favor, W. Seiler, I. Law- rence, L. Kennedy, M. Rishel, M. Wheeler. SENIOR GIRLS' AND IUNIOR MIXED CHOIRS TRAIN FOR A CAPPELLA CHOIR In addition to joining A Cappella Choir in the Christmas program, the Senior Girls' and Jun- ior Mixed Choirs were featured in special pro- grams. Travelers entering Union Station at noon on December 19 were greeted by the strains of joy to the World and other carols sung by the UFA junior Mixed Choir. This program, Fifi! Rout left to right: Mrs. Williams, E. Cripe, B. Mathers, B. Manzinger, J. Weise, G. Stopera, L. Get- zlek, M. Williams, W. Evans, A. Castelli, J. Newell, N. Misch, J. Spaziani, M. Tantillo, M. Gerace, H. Revitch, M. Olney, B. Roberts. Second Row: N. Jann, S. Schug, N. Caputo, S. De- Fazio, S. Wiater, M. Sarnacki, D. Benesch, L. Tencza, L. DeCarlo, L. Marks, S. Simard, J. LaManque, L. Loftly, S. Vogel, S. Palmer, B. Yeomans. Third Row: S. Bailey, D. Lorraine, B. Boyce, L. Joy, their first to be recorded on tape, was later used in the radio program of Christmas week. An added appearance of the Girls' Choir this year was participation in the February Pan-Ameri- can assembly program. Both choirs train for membership in A Cappella. B. McOwen, T. Zegarelli, D. Hinds, A. Strassberger, K. Short, C. Taraska, S. Reynolds, G. Andrews, P. Jones, L. Horton, A. Walters, C. Starczewski, P. To- maino, A. Kempf, P. Palaimo. Fozzrlb Rout B. Rosendale, J. D'Aprix, B. Owens J. Watson, E. Milligan, L. Gallman, N. Tomidy, V Kraft, D. Hupka, J. Weiler, A. Tersip, K. Karn. I Panasiewicz, N. Shoecraft, C. Schmidt, ll. Tomaselli A. Senfelds, C. Derajtys, J. Howland, B. Horgan, M Adsit, J. Cieslak. 0 Z .... 4 Z Q, . .,., . Z 5 Zi WW. , V' 5 M 1 4, n 2 1.2 ...jfs , . .,,.,, jil , . A i :BM .' QJ Q Choir sings to spread Yule- tide Cheer. Fir!! Rout left to right: J. Jones, R. Maugeri, D. Smiley, J. Burke, R. Hamlett, S. Serafin, E. Hughes, R. Fuoco, C. Walkuski, C. Lapp, J. Lawrence, S. Kenyon, M. Hurd, J. Mason, C. Herbowy, L. Baird, D. Bingham, S. Powell, M. Peretz, D. Kratzenberg, M. Seeger, J. Lux, S. King, B. Eng- land, L. Mathers, Second Rout J. Patraitis, C. Niemeyer, R. Mikus, E. Jones, C. Casale, S. Serafin, D. Jones, S. Stuber, A. Colacino, E. Rice, G. Smith, N. Crawford, S. Knapp, L. Kaido, M. Nich- olson, N. Kielbasinski, G. Roberts, W. Smith, R. Zammiello, P. Powers, L. Wilson, J. Carson, M. Szczerba, E. Bowens, S. Engel, J. Owens, M. Tillson. Third Row: E. Ward, W. Evans, D. Gray, R. Hatfield, R. Tanner, G. Coveyduclc, S. Dumain, R. Woodard, L. Medici, H. Block, V. Postoy, W. Tharp, R. Pflanz, J. Brehme, J. Rotach, T. Molling, F. Gramlich, K. Wans, G. Rotach, A. Cox, J. Zeszutko. Fourth Row: R. Pritchard, P. Mootz, W. Harris, A. Fellows O. Smith, I. Perlman, L. Cole, L. Simonetti, I. Henry, J. Coluzza, P. Vescio, D. VanPelt, R. Schmidt, J. Porter, G. Gengel, R. Kamb, L. Schloop. 1 CHOIR ADDS NEW STAR TO ITS CROWN Appearing before a capacity group of Rotarians at the Hotel Utica, the UFA A Cappella Choir this year added new luster to an already stellar list of achieve- ments. The choir opened the holiday season in early De- cember with a television show for the Homestead Aid Association. Making a film for WKTV, recording a tape for WIBX and singing at the Christmas Assembly and the First National Bank completed the choir's Yule- tide singing. Betty Jones, Nancy Kielbasinski, Paul Mootz, and Larry Simonetti were given the singular honor of being selected by the State Music Board to attend the All-State Choir in Rochester. Several other students distinguished themselves by being chosen to attend the All-State Sec- tional at Little Falls. Choir members enjoyed their Halloween party, and the Christmas and June banquets, measured in fun and fellowship, were social highlights of the year. Firrt. Row: S. Stuber, C. Wynn, D. Smiley, J. Scholl, C. Mack, M. Lochner, E. Sullivan, J. Wineburg. Second P. Row: B. Garver, M. Degni, R. Simonetti, T. Hassett, G. Stern, T. Cutter, R. Schmidt, D. Kratzenberg, D. Weimer, R. Radell, W. Evans, R. Lambert, L. Cannain. Third Row: N. Sonne, N. Green, J. Kennish, L. Simonetti, M. Gluck Kline. Fourth Row: M. Rishel, S. Engel, Z. Kushner K. Seeley. Fifth Row: L. McLennan, D. Spear, R. LaDue G. Wilsey, J. Trovato. ORCHESTRA FEATURED IN SPRING CONCERT Under the direction of Mr. john C. Madden, members of the UFA Orchestra shared honors with the Academy Band in their traditional Spring Concert. With a rep- ertoire ranging from Bach to Stravinsky, the orchestra played for the Punchinello Play, the Christmas Assembly and the Senior Play. Chosen for exceptional ability on their in- struments, Carolyn Wynn, Diane Kratzen- berg and Joseph Trovato played in an out- standing All-State Orchestra in Rochester. Music by the orchestra. 5-rf First Row: left to right: G. Freer, N. Cerro, N. Sawicki C. Moorhead, D. Tarkowski, J. Hannah, S. Pronto, B Jodlowski. R. Schmidt. M. Hamlin. Second Row: Mr. McGowan, S. Wickman, M. Burton, K Cutler, B. England, B. Gentile, M. Payne, D. Wambsgan G. Ruff, VU. Evans, J. Dudley, K. Landers, K. Pacilio, L Kushner, S. Kuzniar, R. Radell, E. Cohen, D. Kratzen berg, Mr. Hacker. Third Rout L. Scott, J. Raiano, D. Weimer, R. LaDue, ORGANIZED BAND DANCE BAND BY UPA Percussion section takes a rest'l during assembly. J. Hyde, D. Henry, B. Macfarlane, D. Virkler, W. Wal- awender, W. Nicol, M. Trzepacz, M. Stawarz, R. Cain A. Mikelberg, C. Malusa, M. Onystok, E. Smith, M Briggs, J. Trovaro, R. Evans. Fourth Row: J. Kennish, R. Willard, C. McRorie, L Cannain, G. Wilsey, R. Nikodem, G. Stern, R. Pllanz R. Supiro, A. Panzone, L. Simonetti, K. Traut, L. Pfluke P. Kline, R. Lambert, W. Rowlands, J. Miller, W. Topor A. Dardano, T. Cutter, M. Gluck. The newest venture of the UPA Band was the organization of a hfteen-piece dance band. All year long the bandroom has crescendoed with activity! Under Mr. J. Edward Hackers direction the band has participated in the traditional schedule, playing for football games, parades, assemblies, and the Spring Concert. Peter Kline, Robert Schmidt and Karl Traut were honored by selection to play in the All-State Band. UFA's band holds a special place in Central New York, as it has received an A-6 rating, top award in competition, for six years. A contest in Rome climaxed the year's efforts. Band gets marching orders from Mr. Hacker. dw I1 Pint Row: left to right: H. Sav lov, M. Rishel, A. Gorea, E. Ka katy. Second Row: M. Kover, V. Wed gren, 1. Woodward, T. Carlone P. Brindisi, B. Brooks, A. Giglio G. Pontonero. Third Row: M. Matt, P. Hickey B. Swietoniewski, W. Rimiller R. Myers, I. Bernstein, D. Rob: erts, J. Sharo, -I. Klein, M. Bro- dey, M. Wolanin. Fourth Row: M. McCleary, C. jackewicz, J. Cronk, J. Makarow- ski, A. Testa, J. Panasiewicz, C. Wameling, C. Derajtys, V. Hall K. Karn, J. Dutcher, W. Sharo: J. Rommel. Fifth Row: E. Sas, G. Fitzgerald, S. Knapp, L. Williams, C. Yauch, J. Porter, F. Gramlich, R. Hat- field, B. Gorman, A. House, M. Wheeler, D. Dmochowski, H. 1 Laine. RECORD SALES FOR AC AND ACADEMICIAN MADE BY HOMEROOM REPS Through year-long, strenuous effort, home- room representatives of the Academic Ohrewet and Academicitzn pushed sales campaigns over the top. Fred Stock, business manager of the Ac Oh- rewer, reported that one thousand two hundred copies of the Ac Ohrerver were sold quarterly to exceed the previous year's sales. According to Vin- cent Capozzella and Richard Wameling, business managers of the Actzdemicitzn, yearbook sales soared to one thousand thirty crossing the one thousand mark for the first time on record. This year's out- standing homeroom representatives were Aldora Gorea, 247, and Harriet Savlov, 527, both of whom achieved a better than one hundred per cent record. Foregroumi. G. McCarthy, J. Cronk. Firrt Row: left to right: E. Ka- katy, B. Brooks, G. Pontonero, B. Gorman. Second Row: S. Dimitrich, B. Swietoniewski, A. Giglio, C. Der- ajtys. Third Row: D. Pawloski, R. Myers, V. Wedgren, T. Carlone, M. Kover, M. Brodey, J. Porter P. Brindisi, J. Woodward, M Wolanin, G. Fitzgerald. Fourth Row: E. Sullivan, I. Pod- di, M. Matt, E. Sas. Fifth Rout: C. Wameling, D Roberts, S. Wolfe, A. Testa. Sixth Row: S. Knapp, J. jones P. Pacciarelli, M. Wheeler. Seventh Rout: H. Laine, J. Dutch- er, A. Greco, D. Dmochowski. Eighth Row: V. Hall, W. Sharo K. Simone, D. House. Ninth Row: G. Roberts, D Owens, M. Wineburgh, M. Rishel Tenth Rout: A. Seld, J. Swirat. Elezfetzth Row: R. Hatfield. B X e3fuJv A A cj' '3 s' t -'xt sgxq. A Outside row, left to right: D. Pianks, R. Hutchins, R. Hall, L. Lewis, R. Deep, R, Spatuzzi, R. Barkett, gl. Lysik, M. Kilgore, C. Patraitis, Pres., A. Putrello, L. Scott, P. Mootz, P. Korrie, W. Nicol, E. Hill, C. Kochanowski, M. O'Hara, A. Panzone. Inside row: G. Richardson, W, Cowl, R. Bennett, G. Murawski, VI. McFadden, L. Tozzi, Mr. Swiecki, M. Shve, Vice-Presg T. McCarthy, DI. Dixon, R. Stefano, j, Pryputniewicz, M. Allen, J. Evans. BLOCK-U CLUB ORGANIZES AT UFA Three cheers for the lettermenl This year, holders of the block-U organized ti club to rec- ognize significant achievements in the sports program of UPA. Composed of outstanding ath- letes, this club strives to promote school spirit .ind good sportsmanship at UFA. ln doing so, Block-U shares the purposes of an earlier, highly rated orgsnizrttion. which bore the same name. Highlight of the year for this newly formed club was receiving, on behalf of the UFA stu- dent body, the symbolic casket from RPA. This casket, honoring the historic competition be- tween UFA and RFA which has existed for the past sixty-six years, gives evidence of the type of high spirit and good sportsmanship which Block-U seeks to promote. Left to rightz M.Slive,R.Stefr1no, D. Fluty, j. Lysik, I. McF.1dden, R. Marks, C. Patraitis, R. Spatuzzi. if' Firrt Row: left to tight: E. Hughes, B. Pflanz, J. Prichard. Second Row: B. Roberts, A. Washburn, S. Griffith, S. Philipson, J. Alam, S. Serafin, N. Weiler. Third Row: R. Healy, J. Rommel, P. Daedelow, M, Inman, B. Boppel, A. Colacino, J. Marotta, N. Lewek, P. O'Toole, J. Kehl, N. Shelden. VARIETY IS THE KEYNOTE OF THE YEAR FOR GAA The GAA challenged the faculty to two games this year - a basketball game in November and a softball game in the spring. Refreshments made and served by twenty-two GAA members followed the spirited basketball game. Other highlights of the season were a Christmas coke party held in the UFA gym, a roller skating party and the send- in of Valentine cards to the children in St. johns and St. Josephs Home. Composed of leaders in girls' athletics who have won their one hundred point awards, the GAA strives to develop good sportsmanship and character, to encourage leadership through student management and to promote girls' ath- letics in the school and community. , ,- , 'ee Wal' 7' ., W 5 GAA officers plan the next meeting. A -xt'-gl - 1' ' -'WE A A . ' , ' ' ' .ill-pa.Ls.. , , - - ,QM-ilai V . V , A' . Y . y 1 .' 'I' ' Sf. su. . . . ,. as . - -M. -. .5 p -s fjjg . , LM A a , 2 4 a M4 58 'Xaser 27 j f XX .ilflfljl for the ban at Mxemg Club demonsrratlun i LPA s color guard, JJ, 2 X M. ff W - , ,, T SPORT Strength, power, rugged endurance - as these qualities described the Titans of old, so do they typify the Titan athletes of UFA. Following the pattern of their an- cient counterparts, UTA Titans drive through seemingly unsurmountable ob- stacles to Wrench victory from defeat. With the loyal backing of the band and the cheer- leaders and the enthusiastic support of the student body, Titan teams continue to uphold the best traditions of their heritage. '11 . . ' Bottom Row, left to right: R. Stefano, C. Patraitis, J. McFadden, M. Slive, L. Scott, D. Barkett, B. Marks, B. Spatuzzi, 1. Bell, W. Nicol, L. Lewis Second Row: J. Pryputniewicz, A Putrello, D. Virkler, R. Willard, J Dixon, T. McCarthy, L. Tozzi, P. Korrie, A. Swarthout, J. Lysik, C Kochanowski. Third Row: Coach DeStefano, M. O'Hara, A. Szalkowski, O. Young, E. Hill, M. Allen, H. Hansen, T. Price, L. Loomis, Mgr. G. Richard- son, Coach Swiecki, Coach Gerrity. Top Men-Mike Slive, Dick Barkett Triple Champions . . . Titans Continue to Dominate Gridiron Winning the Central Oneida League Champion- ship, taking the City Title from Proctor, and retain- ,ing the Central lnterscholastic Conference Champion- ship confirmed UFA,s mastery of the gridiron for the 1957 season. From the five victories of this successful season, different UFA supporters would make different selec- tions as to the game of the year. To the coaching staff the Oswego game was most important because it was here the team came into its own. To the members of the squad, the victory over Whitesboro avenged last year's only defeat. To the entire school, the Proctor game was, without a doubt, the most important victory of the season. After losing a heartbreaker to New Hartford 7-0 the Titans caught fire never to be denied again. ln the next game Fulton found their Red and Green eleven on the short end of a 41-O tally. Next, Oswego proved the turning point for the Titans when the Blue and Gold came from behind a 12-O score in the final seconds of the game to overpower Oswego 13-12. Whitesboro fielded a strong team, but the Titans were too powerful and handed them a sweet 21-0 defeat. Rome was a repeat of last year's game, the Black and Orange again being on the short end of a 13-0 verdict. The 1957 season was brought to a successful end by UFA's 15-0 victory over Proctor which remrned the City Championship to the Kemple Streeters. The Titans ended their season with 5-1 record. Two games were cancelled because of influenza. Only 19 points were scored against the UPA team in contrast to the 101 points they rolled up against their op- ponents. The Titans were never scored upon on their home field. Without the hard running of UFA's halfback, Dick Barkett, and the tremendous quarterbacking of Mike Slive, such a record would have been impossible. Dick was UFA's leading groundgainer and went over for four touchdowns. Mike went over for two and passed for three more. This year as in last, it was im- possible to pick one outstanding player so the award went to both boys. Graduating Seniors on the team are: Ray Stefano, Chet Parraitis, john McFadden, Mike Slive, Larry Scott, Dick Barkett, Bob Marks, Jesse Bell, Bob Spatuzzi, Wriyne Nicol, Les Lewis, Dave Pryputnie- wicz, Lavon Loomis, Pete Hartman, Don Fluty, Dick Hefferon, Bill Cowl. Returning Lettermen are: Andy Putrello, John Dixon, Tom McCarthy, Larry Tozzi, Pat Korrie, jerry Lysik, Chuck Kochanowski, Ed Hill, Morris Allen, Don Klosek. M ,4 Hy,-lr . -..A x, . ' - Co-captain Dick Barkett john The Unsung Hero McFadden Bob The Tank Spatuzzi Y 1 R, I , h ,V . Les The Toe Lewis 3 vm, MX .gi Morris Stretch Allen rW ,f,.:z:1mf, ,n,n if Wgjff 2 M ff. ,rf Ed The Mighty Mite Hill 104 Laffy Scotty Scott Chet The Threat Patraitis Pat The Terror Korrie Larry Lucy Tozzi NV... fbi .4 Q 'H if Bob Link Marks IFF? Wayne Go1di1ocks Nicol SCORES UFA 0 . NEW HARTFORD UPA 41 . O. FULTON UPA ..AA . R WATERTOWN CCance11edD UPA 15 . . ,AOA OSWEGO UFA 21 . ..,., WHITESBORO UFA .. AUBURN fCance11edj UFA 13 . ....,R. ..,,.R...A. R OME UPA 13 .. in . PROCTOR 1 Tom Mr. Defense McCarthy ,iw 'dag Qfffx-1fii'y 1,5 A X - ,L-gmt -lllzhl-i ' fig gy ew. R, ' 'W' , ' if w 'bunv ,, f,,,n, g lar' fi jesse Ding Dong Bell Co-Captain Mike Slive if y-W ww 'f eww 1 fe 4 5' i ' fWyf2fgZf.' KZ, ' 4 A' ,. L M ,QW 2, 41 , 4 1 222' f ?!l,1, f vvv- V .M M47 , , ,,,,, Q A ,, , N. T' f ..'1Lp' '. ,jj '- .,-1,4 ,f -731.1 refs'-1aj-4:3-i,,5-2, i yeffg-..,,,.1 5 , H -- ,,!5,fgf9,,.:,J-.,Q' ,,:,5+ WV i A 'Y . . Andy The Rock Putrello jerry 'The Quiet One Lysik - f ,,.,,,,M.,,.,,,,,..,,A,.,-,,,,,,wm,, ,img A f ' '- M-1 W W L W ww, - f , 2 T 21,1 fwww if www: 5, ,Af ' Jw Chuck The Maulern Kochanowski 105 vfw-,if-,, 7ff1,:-'wwfg' 5 T 1 z ,nw ..:,,.k ...M ..4f...::,.j,v rf . W Rav The All-Star Stefano l Bottom Row, left to right: D. Mazza, D. I-Iendricksen, J. Baron, C. Brozel-c, T. Cavanaugh, R. Bearse, D. Deep, B. Norton, T, Ruggiero, M. Ryan. Second Row, left to right: M. O'Hara, J. Fields, J. Booth, B. Gorman, T. Herbowy, B. Lawless, A. Vance, B. joseph, Coach Gerrity. Third Row: T. Gibbons, E. Williams, J. Vanderland, D. Adlhock, T. Molling, D. English, R. Jasinski. j.V.'S PREP FOR VARSITY WARFARE This year, as in the past, Titan j.V.'s under the guidance of Coach Robert Gerriry sacrificed team glory to insure the success of the varsity. Although they were not victorious, the j.V.'s gave many boys the experience needed for success on the varsity. FROSI-I WIN IN VARSITY TRADITION Throughout the last four years the Little Titans have won 23 games While losing only 5 with Coach Fred Collins at the helm. The highlights of the 1957 season were a 20-O victory over Proctor and a 7-O verdict over Rome. The Titans also added Fulton and New Hartford to their string of victories. Their only defeat came at the hands of a strong Whitesboro eleven. Bottom Row, left to hight: J. Meyers, R. Nil-coden, Rabbia, F. Maline, W. Grimes, M, Boddie, J. Dawe, R.I-Iughes, E. Williams. Serond Row: L. Medici, R. Clark, J. Foster, C. Mitchell, E. Hamm, R. Lembke ldeceasedl, B. Dreimiller, Coach Collins. Third Row: C. Felton, R. Cypiel, J. Prymas, 1. Vierog, J. White, J. Cain. lAbscnt: B. Gilbctti and D. Berl-celey.j All a6 '2 . i 2'1lYLi. lik -Lf! DW! 'J 1rE-1' ,. ' 'f.fS1.1 116- i.'4'tB2.f'3,s20l H'! A.i4 ' 'F' . 'I Bottom Rout. left to right: Francis Dennehy-Mascot. Second Rout D. Usmail, Scalise, M. Kilgore, Standing: Coach J. Dennehy, P. Mootz, P. Wodgick, J. Mootz, B. Reath, ldeceasedj. TITAN HARRIERS CONTINUE TO IMPROVE The UPA cross-country team placed well up in the standings of all their meets. They placed third in the Sectionals at Wfatertown and fourth in Baldwins- ville. The highlight of the season for the harriers was the honor of having Mike Kilgore selected to go to Long Island for the State Championship. By virtue of this honor Mike was elected as UFA's Top Man in Cross-Country. , 'ima ' Z 1 f 3725 f K 7' I.. , 1' f f l Top Man - Mike Kilgore NATATORS RANK SECOND IN C-O LEAGUE Victories over strong teams from Rome, St. Francis, and Proctor gave the UFA swimming team an excellent season and an enviable place in the Cen- tral Oneida League. The most thrilling victory was winning the second meet with Rome when UFA came from behind in the last relay to win the event and the meet. The boys' effort in wringing victory from defeat depicted the fine spirit which has characteriz- ed the 1958 natators. On March l UFA defeated the Lowville swimmers in the meet which opened the new Lowville Central School pool. Don Penree and Mike O'Hara were co-captains of the team which was under the guidance of Coach Sterling jones. Baci Roni P. Bearse, R. Kaplan, S. Roberts, R. Hatfield, M. O'Hara, XV. Nicol. Center: E. Mcl-lale, L. Loomis, G. Ruff, D. Smith, J. Berney, D. Penree. Ross makes like guided missile Fmfztg XV, Evans, I. I-lack, R. Katlin, A. McCoy, P. Sears. 0 V 1 I ww 5 . V ,.,- 1 f ff Wi? . ff. 4 I t QW 4? -7 Wt if L, ,M yi 1 tagjtg. .M I , vi w . V -t M f 2 :: ..i. . . A .f If-.fat . -4 - ' ' I' . 3 i f5ff,..54,4Wwtp404. tmiwtvav -f Hi? f 4 . 3' . f1:f.- 4 ' t V. t 5 V 1 i f - ?H ga,.,f4 ' Q 'fii'-5f'L 'H' -2 V 4 1. vQ5ii4fZ'II51i.1v.', ' in,z.W'iii-4-'z-5575-7'f5 f'xw' -. ' . ' 'rf ' . ' .' ' ' f, yew . , a ti f--- . . . My-.,4,f eta., - f-,Q I -AM. ff , f. , .,,., 1 4 X I , A Y ,f :wx .1 H gt .6t9,'fz.,. .ff fa rj 1' 1- 4 pm ,- . W' 1 1 1 Left to right: G. Siedsma, T. Panzone, H. McLeod, M. Allen, R. Potocki, J. Jacobson, J. Lysik, S. Jacobson, C. Vance, L. Taylor, E. Hill, J. Bell, C. Harrison. Front 2 Coach Collins. Titan Quintet Defeated But Not Beaten For the first time in eight years, since Mr. Collins has taken the reins from Mr. Edkins, UFA has had an off year in basketball. Starting as a green team, the quintet won seven games in sixteen starts. This year Mr. Collins sacrificed personal glory in preparing for next year's team and according to him he will have a powerhouse for '58-'59, Although the team was green, they came through in the last four games to defeat New York Mills, St. Francis, VVS and Proctor. The first real highlight of the season was the Titan triumph over a strong VVS five. VVS went into the game with a 14-1 record and left with a 14-2 record. The climax of the season came in the last game of the schedule, the final game with Proctor. The Titans closed their season by upset- ting Proctor 66-61. The top guns for the quintet were Ed Hill with 185 points, Larry Taylor close behind with 182 points and Morris Allen with 143. Throughout the season the boys have shown con- siderable loyalty and devotion to the school, sports- munship and respect to their opponents. Although the Titans were defeated in nine games, they fought to the final gun and came back to the next game with the Titan spirit and determination to win. SW lfs Q i I , X ' f 1 I A s Ed Hill ufh Gary Siedsma -N. fv Q., as 1 aka if Coach Collins Tony Panzone f 1 I ' 1 4 ' I I I 1 l l Morris Allen urn jeff Jacobson X X I I I I I jesse Bell A Chris Harrison ,X Larry Taylor Hal McLeod Ieffy Lysik Steve Jacobson Z UFA UFA UFA UFA UFA UFA UFA UFA This is how we'll do it . Stretch! Morris, stretch! 61 45 53 42 64 54 48 53 Whitesboro UCA Rome New Hartford Auburn Watertown St. Francis Proctor SCORES 65 UFA 50 UFA 54 UPA 55 UFA 66 UFA 45 UFA 57 UFA 64 UFA 54 zjzj 77 49 71 82 58 66 Chris Harrison pops one in for two. Whitesboro UCA Rome New Hartford New York Mills Sr. Francis V.V.S. Proctor X .,V. ,,,, .17 I 4v,Vl .M r ,.,,f V I . X X ,,,,. ..,. ,,,.,.,. 1 A , Q , . I E v.,,, 2112 2. X , I 1. I f' ' ffl AL . - I5 If .5532 4 ' I I 6 3 9 I , V , 4 AA,A A If :z 1 VV W 8 , , :QE ' f I W V ?f 4 595 ' we l f . lb I2 'U '3 7 W x Q lnnnidffxrx - , Xpvql Mt I, sf. W ' ' ' ,m ' af , Kneeling, left to right: R. Lawless, J. Collins, L. Medici, F. Silber, L. Jalonac, J. Wolfe. Standing: Coach DeStefano, C. Brandon, M. Boddie, K. Harvey, H. Hanson, J. Wright, C. Felton. j.V.'s Inconsistent, But Show Promise Green, inconsistent, but determined, best de- scribes the '57-'58 edition of UFA's junior varsity. J. D. Wright, Cecil Brandon and Jim Wolfe did the brunt of the scoring. Brandon was moved up to the varsity late in the season. Claude Vance and Roger Potocki came down from the varsity ANOTHER VICTORY? 'III while joe Prymas, Dave Berkeley and Bob Gilberti made the jump from the frosh to give the Junior Titans some greatly needed support. This year's team was young and the necessary experience they have gained will be of benefit to Mr Collins' five in the future. UFA 44 UFA UFA UF A UF A UFA UFA UF A . UFA UFA UFA UFA UFA UF A UFA 62 36 42 50 47 75 48 53 62 40 49 49 56 48 SCORES WI-IITESBORO 53 UCA 40 ROME 47 NEW HARTFORD 40 AUBURN 53 WATERTOWN 56 ST. FRANCIS 41 PROCTOR 51 WHITESBORO 46 UCA 41 RFA 44 NEW HARTFORD 54 NEW YORK MILLS 37 ST. FRANCIS 51 PROCTOR 57 ff 33' . ' ,ff nl: Ak, W, 4, ,, , ,,,f J r' f,,' , f Y ' M fi Y I5 gf , ,P I X ,, x W . QZMZQWQ M. X i 13 ff' -2? Z4 Q v ,I M- J E I I 23' f dm: I Q Q 5,4 H W f : Iv' . ,s uf E L , J' N ' V' 4 , f n 'Q ' 3 2 xsll' 5- ff , Lv: ' Q 'I A Y , ' ,. l ' P- f 2 .. :' Varsity girls practice a new cheer. Cheerleaders Promote Titan Spirit Under the direction of their new cheerleading adviser, Mrs. Shirley Jacobson, the Varsity and JV cheer- leaders have been an important fac- tor in our reams' victories this year. Practicing diligently at their Week- ly meetings, each girl has strived to encourage school spirit at pep rallies, school assemblies. football and bas- ketball games. Vanity Squad, Front Row: G. Ferris. Second Ron: M. E. Nwaszkiewicz. Third Row: C. ackievuicz D Wo'nas, M. E. Collins. Fourth I ' , .I 1 Rou: D. Sondej. JV cheerleaders root from the side lines. mtl W One-two-three, one-two-three echoes through- Barbara Pflanz prepares to score. A teammates technique is analysed. Hoopsters On the Ball Excellent participation and sportsmanship were characteristic this year in girls' basketball. Recruits from all grade levels, ably supervised by Mrs. Rita Winiecki, a new member to the gym staff, both won Dancing Takes Shape H and lost with the same good spirit. Games against New Hartford, Proctor, and other area schools provided keen competition as well as spirited fun for the lively Titans. out the gym as Mrs. Shirley Jacobson leads UFA girls in the art of modern dance. During the December quarter students stepped to lively square dance tunes to get in the swing. February's modern dance course requiring special aptitude and rigorous training im- proved upon their grace and style. dance. Girls illustrate good form in modern , .: fy: fu W i 'Wx Vi I, f , gg., I. W t .W ... , 467 ,, ., ff fn .1 . V A 'Pg f X. , u. f f W 'M y 'gf Zz 1 f 4' ,W 4 . Q, 1 ' f f if 1 7: q Ma. , fwlwff W Fmrzr Rong Ieft to right: P. Dutton, B. Pfianz, E. Hughes, S. Reath, J. Prichard. Back Row, left to right: J. Kehl, N. Lewek, E. Boppel, M, Inman. Jifffffq 1 , , gan Wm, . 'PWZWWM e -tch! Edie and Barb face a determined foe. Tennis squad ready for action. 1 V. 45 Y u Y '11 ' 1 fm, W, 4 v if 2511! 2 zfkffi. L H ffiwfff Splash! Whomp! Wow! Oops! Girls' swimming was again in prog- ress with Miss Barbara johnston su- pervising. The emphasis this year was on diving and racing for the advanced group. The intermediates practiced to improve their strokes. This year's agenda included meets with New Hartford and Proctor at which the girls progressed individ- ually and team wise. Although com- petition and workouts were rigorous, the girls enjoyed the fun provided. Girls relax before a Final plunge. 'II6 Bark Row, left to right: E. Dudgeon, E. Hughes, J. Jones, J. Scholl, A. Washburn Front Row, left to right: D. Gifford, P. Temple, M. McCleary. Ready! Set! Go!! -..,,-'E IA. Bowlers Hit the Mark Crash! It was another strike for UFA's nearly undefeated bowling team. The skilled Titans added another victory to their list of sixteen wins in twenty games. Both individual and team averages gained points under the capable direction of Mrs. Ruth Winiecki. Defeating the outstanding Clinton group three times and area rivals, Proctor and Whitesboro, four times, the girls terminated the bowling season with an excellent record, Num, aims to knock them Cold Lelz to right: C, Huested, E. Boppel, N. Lewek, S. Fail- law, ing, Captain, M. Redmond, P. Redmond, J. Rommel, A Colacino. Appamtus - Female C alishtloenics just like monkeys was an apt descrip- tion of those agile girls participating in ap- paratus and tumbling under the combined coaching of Miss Barbara Johnston and Mrs. Rita Winiecki. These girls not only com- ,plimented their figures, but practiced to ex- hibit their skills against area school com- petitors. J, 3 A 3 C4 A 2 g , 1 2 4 1 I t I 5 4 2 i 1 3 3 , , 3 . .3 t' 2' . . X ff q t t ,Z -1x Away goes Barbara. Titans at the end of the rope - well, almost! E': ','f'f 0 Q 4 .. ,, , . , ., 1,--If--1-:vv . .mf ,-: Q. ff-Q V gWfv:2',E1f2i5Q:5 9421 fx ' ' ' f A1 f I, Qhk-S. fs ,1., e iff! f A, vias , -A' . Q 1 , x:.5fi31Ii'2'5,S7: ,, Q 9321 AA ,a,, 0 s , ,f ' 4 ,',. PQ Qu D f f :Z ,, , ww-, 42227 , ' ,, , AJ. I3 , ,. -32-. Z2 '? w..,,5,N- pn 'WV X ,,f, W . ' ' M , 4 gf 'il Qw- -, - f 2 , 4 ..L Of ,Q ff , , in .ff I Ks' ? Q iw Ji E I 2 a l 1 1 Q 2 3 r w MX K .AP mi Homeroom 115 Homeroom 247 Homeroom 541B Mr. and Mrs. Francisco Penberthy SUPER BOOSTERS Phi Delta Sigma Fraternity Sub-Deb Sorority Utica School of Commerce Varden's Studio, Inc. COMMERCIAL BOOSTERS Mr. Anthony Malara's Record Shop Aurora Bowlaway McFadden's Socony Service Ben Franklin, North Utica The Modern Studio Brandau Flowers O'Connell's Drug Store Doxie Beauty Studio Oneida Square Hardware Glista Bros. Services Inc. Stephen J. Pawlinga Greetings From Sharry Reid Sheldon and Co. Grimaldis Restaurant Anthony Ruflini 8: Sons, Waste Paper Harold's Food Marker Ray Seakan, Class of 1946 Hurst Inc. Sutkowski Dry Goods The julian Agency Teen-Age Shop King's Market Utica Sporting Goods Co. 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Dodge Dr. and Mrs. Ira Domser Mr. and Mrs. Louis Drejza Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Dubiel Mr. Mr. Mrs. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Fellows and Mrs. Anthony Fernicola Gilbert Ferris and Mrs. Benjamin A. Ferro and Mrs. Harvey Feldman and Mrs. Harry W. Fish, jr. and Mrs. A. W. Frankland David Frankland and Mrs. Walter C. Fredericks and lvlrs. W. E. Garratt and Mrs. Assad George Miss Katherine Giudilli Mr. Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Gleba Casper Goldberg and Mrs. S. Gontarz Goodman Motor Sales Mr. Ray Mr. and Mrs. joseph Gorea Greiner and Mrs. S. Hagues Mr. and Mrs. Robert Haley Mr. and Mrs. F. Hensel Dr. Alfred Heymann Homeroom 215 Homeroom 219 Homeroom 224 Homeroom 229 Homeroom 251 Homeroom 255 Homeroom 258 'I19 Homeroom 251 Boys Homeroom 251 Girls Homeroom 545 Mr. and Mrs. Clyde A. House Miss Mabel E. Howard Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. jeans Florists Mr. Cletus E. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Morris J. 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