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Thus through these expressive sy111bols shall we hope to give a picture of life at Whitesboro Central School. '43 3 Ga- WE HONOR :V : A19 A 'f ' K, MISS SOPI llli BITIIIRYMAN A IIIXIIC LIKIC 'l'lllS IJICMANDS STRONG MINIJS. A-n-9 T .4 .l,wi-if Mi pi 1 Q Y '55 'ziisf Y 5.95 Y 15' awiii k-,mg i AT llliAl2'l'S, TRUIC lfAl'l'll AND IIIHKIJX' IIANIJSI' 42-15s TRUE FAITH 1 AND READY HANDS DEDICATION 1Ye, the Class of 1956, are proud and honored to dedicate our edition of the Che-ga-quat-ka to Miss Sophie llerry man. Miss llcrry man has olfered a helping hand not only to our class but to many' others who preceded us. During her thirty' years at Whitesboro, she has taught linglish. lfor live years, she served as guidance counselor. The members of the classes of 1948 through 1955 had Miss llerryman for their senior advisor. XVc, on the yearbook stall, are especially' grate- ful to Miss llerryman because it was she who was one of the lirst assistant heads of Che-ga-quat-ka in 1937. 'l'hrough her elforts, the idea was born to have each Senior class at Whitesboro publish a vearbookg and, in 1948 and 1949 she was the yearbook advisor. Miss Berryman was the lirst faculty advisor of the Main Street lfcho in 1929. 'llhis publication later became known as the 1Yisp. The Student Council was founded in 1947, mainly through Miss l1erry'man's efforts, and she was also their lirst advisor. Miss Berryman has done much more than just teach a subject. When we weren't doing as well as we might, she encouraged us to do better. She had a forgiving heart when we committed a wrong. lf we needed any help, all we had to do was ask Miss Berryman and she did all that she possibly' could do for us. The many hours she spent in preparation for classes and correcting papers was often taken for grantedg but, as we grow older, we will appreciate her efforts more and more. Also, we will always remember her intense dislike of ball point pens and spear- mint gum. We, seniors, feel humble and grateful for all that Miss Berryman has done for us. To show our appreciation, we are dedicating our yearbook to her. wiiav TABLE OF CONTENTS I EI .1 ff . S f s . L4 I, -12 A x...- ADMINISTRATION CLASSES ACTIVITIES MUSIC SPORTS t' page 7 page 13 page 43 page 63 page 69 qgg L f jf 6 . Q JL Aqxry J.. Q . SS. SCHOOLMASTERS WILL I KEEP WITHIN MY HOUSE, FIT TO INSTRUCT HER YOUTH. SHAKESPEARE BOARD OF EDUCATION Left to right: Mr. Willard Jones, President, Mr. Henry Doughty, Mr. James Burke, Mr. Harold Lennon, Mr. Harold Forbes, Mr. Ernest Scholl, Mr. Alfred Peters. Mr. James Brown TRIBUTE The Class of 1956 would like to take this oppor- tunity to pay tribute to the late hir. james lf. Brown, our former prineipal. Although only at lVhitesboro for six years, Mr. Brown gained the love and respect of all with whom he eame in eontaet. lt was never too late or early in the day to begin a task that needed to he done. ln all his dealings with students and teachers, Mr. Brown displayed thoughtfulness and fairness. So, we pay tribute to an edueator, leader and friend, Mr. james lf. Brown. The students, faeulty and eom- munity will never forget him. l'l' IS ll,-Ylllllfll I'Oll U9 'IU ISI' Illillli DliDICA'l IiIJ 'l'O 'I'IIIC GREAT TASK Ill-'MAINING I3liIfOIlli USg 'l'IIA'l' FROM 'l'llIiSl'1 IIONOIIIQD IJIT,-XD WIT 'IH-Xlili INCIWASICIJ DICVOIION 'IU 'l'llA'I' CAUSIC FOR WIIICII 'I'IIlfY G,fXX'l , 'I'lll , l,AS'l' I Ul.I, hII'lASLllIli Ulf' DliVO'l'ION. 145755, ADMINISTRATION Mr. Harold Forbes. Supervising Principal SECRETARIAL STAFF Sealed: Mrs. Mildred Miller. Smnding, left to right Mrs. Eileen Quinn, Miss Belly Goodfellow, Miss Genevieve Dudell. 'cg 8 as J- ' Dr. James Cullen, Principal Mr. John Brerelon, Assisluni Principal As uc rcvicu our high sr-lmul yours, uc lmw hml umm hclpmg hnmls to urvc us mixvml I K . D . 1 . Ihc llourcl nl I'lIlIL'2lIIHII is thc rcliznhlc group wliich has nluuxs lricnl to gixc hcnclils to thi- sluclcnts. Ihc mlministruticm stumls out ns people who lmw also lriccl ilu-ir wrx lwsl to hclp us. Ihr' scninrs, :ls wcll as thc cnlirc stuclcnl lumix. li-cl that thu haw ilL'KIlIIl'ClI il I nun' IFICIICI zlml LICIYISUI' in our primipnl llr. ,lmncs liullcn. Ilwy haw l'v-uslnlmlislml pnsl fricmlsllips xx ith Nlr. llalrulcl lforhcs, SlllNL'I'YIS' ing l'rim'ipul, zmnl Mr. .Iohn lh'cl'vlo11, Assis- lzmt IIFIIICIIHQII, tlmrouglmut thc war. Ilwsc IIICII hm c workcal unspnringlx to gin' us wlml wc ask for. Ihc oflicc stall' is to hc cmnlncmlul for thu cncllcss tasks thcx IIIRIIIQIQC to IICCOIIIPIISII Im' us hcsiclvs thcir rcgulur xmrla. FACULTY ENGLISH DEPARTMENT Sealed, leff Io righl: Miss Dorofhy Dey, Mrs, Marion FiIzGeralcl, Miss Sophie Berryman, Miss Kathryn Roschek, Miss Berlha Pieper, Miss Thelma Reinmann. Sfanding: Mr, Kennelh Bailey, Miss Dawn Camadella, Mrs. Johanna Sherman, Miss Mary Domcmn, Mr. William Helmer. 'I'hc Class ul' 1956 would likc lo gin' ai spa-iul rouml ol' uppluusc to thcsc imlisk pcnsulmlc pcoplc who lmw wmliccl so cliligcntly with us sincc scvcnth gI'iIilL', our lcalcllcrs. 'l'Iu-sc good SZIIIIXIYIIIIIIS lmw W2IlCllL'Kl us grow from thc loud, lmistcrous stalgc to our prcscnt Vbllllgililllll status. XXX' rcailly appreciate thc guiclnncc and llI0lIgllll'lIlIICSS which thu' llavc cxhilmilcnl. I 'T SCIENCE DEPARTMENT Lefi fo righf: Mr, Clinton Askew, Miss Julia Cassidy, Mr. John Knuhy, Mr. Joseph Gillen, Mr. Howard McCabe. 'X TRN rd 2 1 fi O MATHEMATICS DEPARTMENT Ssaied, left Io righh Mr. William Blank, Miss Rosemary Howard, Mr. Robert Yarra. Srunding: Mrs. Rose McNulty, Miss Grace Honickar, Mrs. Margaret Risley, Miss Ann Tillinghasf. QQ 9 Qa- SOCIAL STUDIES DEPARTMENT Sealed left Io tight Mr Jamoeson Varian Mrs Marlon FlIzGerald Mrs Johanna Sherman, Mrs. Helen Potter, Mrs, Alice Knutty, Mr. Charles Schott. Standing: Miss Dawn Camadella, Miss Mary Domann, Miss Patricia Farley, Mr. Wilbur Kirwan. SHOP AND DRIVER EDUCATION Left In right: Mr. David Blatchford, Mr, Felix Howe, Mr. Robert Ingersoll, Mr. Richard Ellis. ART AND MUSIC DEPARTMENT Seated, left Io right: Miss Margaret Jackson, Mrs. Dorothea Waddell, Standing: Mr, Donald Cantwell, Mr, Joseph Cilecek. BUSINESS DEPARTMENT Seated: Miss Bertha Miller. Standing, left to right: Mr. louis Thompson. Mr, Allen Silberti, Mrs. Mae Fulmer. 12 IU is GUIDANCE DEPARTMENT HOME ECONOMICS DEPARTMENT Left Oo right Miss Jean VonBuren, Mr. Julius Fillips, Leff lo right Miss Therese Fegley, Miss Joyce Toussuinl, Miss Down Cumodellu. Mrs. Arm Randall. LANGUAGE DEPARTMENT Lefl fo righl: Mrs. Rose McNulty, Miss Mary Shulis, Mrs. Dorothy Evans. PHYSICAL EDUCATION DEPARTMENT Sound: Mr. Allan Frye. Sfcmding, left to right: Mr. Harold Head, Mrs. Ann Murphy, Mrs. Beatrice Dynak. 11 ll Sa- TRANSPORTATION AND HEALTH DEPARTMENT Lefl fo right Mr. Lawrence Rosebuslw, Mrs. Alice Brody, Miss Mary Cox. CAFETERIA STAFF Le!! Io righh Mrs. Helen Cellini, Mrs. Culherine Dombrowski, Mrs. Esther Hoylond, Mrs. Dorothy Boylan, Mrs. Evelyn Pefrie. CAFETERIA AND JANITORS As wc rcvicw our scnior your, tlicrv arc two groups ol' unsung licrucs to whom uc woulcl like to cxtcncl zu licarty liamlslmkcz thc janitorial stall' und thc cnfcicriu lnzmaigcnlcnt. liotli of tlicsc groups liuvc cmlurccl our many l'0ll1I7l2lll1lS mul czirclcss f'iults amltl1cx'lmx'c 'llXVilN'SlJCCl1 rcaiclx' to Aiclmowleclvc our slwvcstioiis mul criticisms. C 7 . 4 . . K PI FWF' llow ll0l'lllll2llC wc arc to liuvc sucli pcoplc us tlicsc to work with in our high sclioul. CUSTODIANS Leff lc righf: Mr. Beverly Kennislon, Mr. Hans Darn, Mr. Fred Spechf, Mr. Earl Storey, Mr. 0100 Conklin, Mr, George Zimmer. 14212 Gs S 1 A X A gmwg 1 ' I A QXQW M. L. P + , vw . x G Q5A.Af'5 A .. A My Agklg 1l:fQu.s.13.: i: i 'K g'5kg',QxiQi-gag-R X- ,.,,f. , 5 N 'KY8 A M-Q I, . . C' H-'-KES? .2.-. .4 wvf..M,x A ,4f. f X-Qx-r-vm.-X Q r x-,-, K xx Q ' sxyfgf A-X , s , k 1 I V QQ Q1n...,W.,m......... af? f N 3, ,R . A ix -Lf .lv . .. , R. 2-fmpi 'ufvi V. Agygum M ?3Z.-wg is -A 1 ' A'f'.l k if 14-exif? ' ' 4, ' ' j , . ggi? vc,Q,,r's,t-T5 ff, la .E A IW . Yu-1 ms? K Af- g, gf ,K f 1 1 NZ -igi ii , , . JE I ,I 'Hx W A ' ij 4 , VA .6 y .w I '? 3 :Y -f L 1 lv .5 Q.'x 1 1 i , Tjil' f ,157 Q. g..f,3 4, A fi.: s, A' w .., E .i bg. 'ek '-:Husky THIS LEARNING, WHAT A Tl-:ING IT ls. SHAKESPEARE SENIOR OFFICERS-Front Row: Harriet Whaling, Secretary: Michael Massaroffi, Vice-President. Back Row: Robert Madden, Treasurery David Abraham, President, CLASS HISTORY DICAR XV.C.S.: 'l'his is just a short memoir before we, the class of' 1956, leave your halls and start in our various directions down the road of' life. Remember the day our trembling fingers pulled open your huge doors for the first time? lfntering wide-eyed into one of the largest corridors we had ever seen, we thought that we would surely get lost in this immense building which was to become our second home. NVe will never forget September, 1952, for most of us had entered our wonderful teens , and not even the status of lowly greenies could afl'ect us. We cast ballots for Dave Abraham to be our President, Peg llumphrey, Vice-Presidentg Diane Carguilo, Secretaryg and ,loan Guido, Treasurer. We had a terrific year, with our Christ- mas party and our class picnic at Cayuga l.ake. Oh yes, we can't forget our first big dance, the lirosh Iirolic. lt was the best one ever. By the time we had advanced to the second rung of the high school, we decided to have the following people lead our class: Dave Abraham, Presidentg Mike Massarotti, Vice-President, Anne Fleming, Secretary: and Mary Hankinson, Treas- urer. We completed our sophomore year with our Soph llop and a class picnic at Green Lake. As juniors, we chose Dave Abraham, once again, to be our Presidentg Chuck Thompson, Vice-Presidentg Peg llumphrey, Secretary, and Bob Madden, Treasurer. Finally we were the class - your seniors. With graduation so close, the first thing we did was to elect Dave Abraham, President, Mike Massarotti, Vice-President, llarriett XVhaling, Secretary, and Bob Madden, handler of our precious funds. Our hands still had many tasks to complete by june -they sold Christmas cards, magazines, sponsored two senior dances, and sold coke at the basketball games. These are just a few of the things we have done as a class during the past six years. We are really going to miss you. We won't ever forget all that you have taught and given us. God Bless You. Your friend, CLASS OF 1956 145 13 55' CLASS FAVORITES QE A A- Must l.ilcm'l,i' fn Sll4'a'c'z'ri juan Guido liulwrt Mncirion I3 -- Mos! PlC'tISiIIg Pursfmulizy Carlton Muller Pcg Humphrey C 4 Best lnokiizg Dorotlmy 'Wziskicwicl Darwin Cuntois D - Mos! Sclmol Spirit Marilyn iflirzilms Michm-I Mussurolti If - - licsl llrcssul Dorcnc ifllis RRIYIIIUINI Bnclgui' -QE I4 Ev CLASS FAVORITES ,X llnmmtim' .Urililj ll lrolml lx4lfl'L.l Chrul Hu . . . S X II Mzfswul ,-Uulltr N ll B5 ln Uilnlrlcln Nornm Sl'l'llIAIIl 'W C' H illivsf xial Iiinglmm llnrrivl XYl1nlin I7 Hrs! SINIIIV1' nv l'lcming llicllunl xY.lSlxiC'Uik'l I HHS! fUfIlL'IL'S l lmrlvs Tlmmpsun l,.!ll'iL'iil Mfllmmnlal E 5 David Abraham 'LA hiv A gmail rttltlvlf is nltrnys II gnml lf'lI!,l'l'u Class l'r4-sul:-nl l, 2. 3. 4: Stumlz-nt Coum-il l. 2. 3. 4. l':Xl'l'llliV4' Cnunvil 1: Fuotball 1. 2. 3. 4: llaskvlball l. 3. 4: llase-ball l. 2: 'l'ra4'k l. 2. 3, 4: Sluilf-nl Far-ullv l inanc-v Com- millm-o 3, 4: Nl:-Ia Hvteriun 2. 3. 4: .llllllllr l'rom Cmnmillve- 3: llUYS.cil1'l' Club l: A Cap- pvlla Choir 2. 3. 4: Syravusr Cilizvnsliip Award 3. 4: Cllvga- qautlxa 4. Nancy Ainsworih lim-le Ar'lion is f'ltlfjI1f'llI'f'u Girls' Choir 2, 3. Vi1'1'-l'r4'si- mlvnt 4: Stud:-nl Cuum-il 2: Swn-turial l'ram'li1'f- Club 4: lllunilur Sl'l'Vll't' 4: Svniur Atll- lvtif' S1-rvim' 2, 3, 4: Cirls' Ath- le-tiv Assuvialiim 3. 4: liuwling 2. 3. 4: l'l1wlwy 2: Suvvvr ll liaski-tlmall 1. 2. 3. 41 Soflball l. 2. 4: Volle-yball l. 2. 3, 41 Alpha Ile-la Gamma Sururily 2, 3, Historian 4. Francis Albers lim llf' who is rnntvzit ran Ill'1'l'f lu' ruinv1l Sluulm-nl Cuunr-il 4: liaskf-tball l: ,Iuniur Prom limllllllllvl' 3: A Cappl-lla lilllbll' 2. 3. Vim-- l'rm-siilvnt 4: Nl:-Ia llvlvrinn 2. 3. S1-m-lary 4. Claudia Alexander Hugs 7'lu- lwxl part uf IIPIIII1-Y ll pirturv Flllllllll 1'XlIl'4'SXu Cirls' flllllll' 2. 3: A Cappvlla Choir 3. fl: llanll Culnr Cuaril 4: .lunior S4-rvivv I: Cha-ss Club 3: lfulura- ll1l'LH'll1'l'S of Am:-rica 11-1 Future- l'lmn4-malv 1-rs uf Ame-riva 1. 2. Sgt.-uh Arms 3. l,I'l'Sl4lI'Ill 4: S4-niur Atliln-tic 51-rxirv 4: Vulli-yball 2: Bowling 3: llaslu-tbull 3: 'lvnnis 4: Softball 3: Unwga lllli llvllzl Sorority 2. Svrilw 3, livvnnlillgl Sr-4'r1-lury -l. 1413 16 Ge- THE CLASS Raymond Badger ..Ray.. A little' nonsense nuw anrl tlmn is relislwzl by tlw best of IIIPIIN Fmvtlnall l. 2. 4: llaske-tlnull l. 2: Vnll:-yball 3. 4: Bae-svball 1: Fire- Captain 1: Junior Prom Cunuuitte-v 32 Nuslri llraly l. 2. David Bingham Ring A gum! heart is Il letter of 1'rr'rliI Rifli- Club 2: Clie-ss Club 3: Junior Prnm Commiltve 3: Sigma l'l1i Kappa lfrate-rnily. Viva'-l're'si4l4-ll! 4. Margaret Bingham l'fs:::y Wfltere is nu Virtue' so truly great and guzllilfe as justirr ' Se-nior Allile-Iii' S1-rvivz' 2: ,luniur l'rmn Cmninillw- 31 Girls' Choir 2. 3. 'lg Monitor S4'l'ViK't' Al. Donald Bronk un llen of few worrls nn' the best inert llrvp llanrl. OF 1956 George Burton Sonny Nu man .llf'lll'.Y II woniwlianu lfoolluull l. 2, 3. 'l-: 'l'ravli 2. 3, -li Noslri llraly 2. 3. 4. Robert Corey llolf' Jill l'UIlll'S right In him u'ha van wait llasm-lmall 3. 4. Louis Carollo Nlitrllu llix lhrrv' rirwh 4'llf'llllf'S nl luippim-xx: hurry, srurry anrl work Pllologruplly lflulm l: l irv Cap- luin l. 2: llaslu-llvall l: Vol- lvylnzlll 2. Marilyn Chrobas Marv Ifourlvxy ix Ihr' irisvparalale rornpanion nj Virtue Sluwlm-nl Counril 2. 3. Execu- liw liounvil ll: Wisp 2. 3, Co- l'lmliInr 4: lf. N. Y. S. l'r0ss lloillm-l'4-llcv 3: l l41'lll'll lfluln 2, 'l'rm-usurn-r 3, Vim--l'r'vsi4le-lit 4: .lunior Prom Art Commilh-e'. Co-1Il1uirmun3: Che-ss Clul13: lntvrnational Fora-ign Rvla- lions ll0lIlt'l't'll1'1' 4: Girls' lfl1oil'3: A lfappm-lla lflioir 4: lillwglil l'l1i lla-lla Sorority 2. D fl. l rm-sialvnt ll: National Honor Sovin-ty 3, 4: Cllvgaqualka 4. nag, S ss. X 4 z l x K 'N s 4 ' sl' R e 'S 'STX x 'W' x H.. .. KN Robert Christiansen NClll'l!-In The hrs! impulse of a man is to seelt' Ellfllylllflilll .lunior llanml 1: Conn-rt llanal 1. 2. 3: Marching llaml 1. 2, 3: Junior Prom Connnillve- 3. Beverly Cimino Heyy As upright as the vellum junior Sm-rvivv 1. 2: Girls' Choir 2. 3, 4: Color Guarml 4: Sn-nior Orchoslra 1: llaskc-llrall 1: Volleyball 2. 3. 4: Bowling 3: Softball 4: Dc-lla Chi llam- ma Sorority. l'n-siilvnt 4. John Clarke .la1'li lVe1'Pr say more lhnn is ner'essary Slgllllil Phi Kappa Fratvrnity, Sgt.-al-Arms 4. David Commins Dave- lint, zlrink mul be nwrry. for tomorrow we shall die Urvlwslra 1: Concvrt lianil 1. 2. 3. fl: Marching Rand 1. 2, 3. 4. f45J17E:v il of K -1- ' if ix K Lk 4 -,, Q Qt a , 'Q- V .Ap .-2:,. gngq- rf xg A.. Y' -. 'lg ii ilk Darwin Contois Dar Just to fill the hour -- that is happiness' Rifle Club l: Boys' Clee Club lg A Cappella Choir 2. 3, 4g Nostri Braty 4. Edward Craska t.Edva A frienrl is not known but in need llaslcetball 1, 2g llaseball 1, 2g Football 1, 2, 3, 4. Barbara Deuel Barb A friendly person is always a joy., Volleyball 3, 45 Basketball 45 llaxlminton 43 Girls' Choir 43 Senior Play 4: Seeretarial Praetiee Club, Viee-President 4, Chegaquatka 4, Delta Chi Gamma Sorority 4g National Honor Society 4. John Dimbleby ulaekn Where Ilzere is musie, tliere ran be no liarml' fll'1'lll'HlI'3 l. 2. 3. 4: liaml 1. 2, Viee-President 3. President 4-g Choir 1 ,2. 3, 43 All State Band Seetional 1. 2, 3, 4. ff' THE CLASS X M' if 1 ::. .1 ,- QQ 18 Gu David Doughty Have uf,llllII'll1'll'l' shows us llte real man Transferretl from llalalwiuse ville Central School. llaltlwins- xille. New York, l955. llasliet- ball l. 2, .L 4. Gerald Draper K'l1rape HTIIUIIHIII is rleeper tlzmz speerlf' Nlomlel Airplane Club l: lloys' Bowling 2: Sigtna l'hi Kappa Fraternity, Publicity Chair- man 4. Dorene Ellis Dorn Continued rlteerfulness is 41 sign of wisalonf' ,l.V. Cheerleader 2, Co-Captain 33 Varsity Cheerleaaler 4: Girls' Alhletii' Assoeialiolt 3, 4g Volleyball 1. 2, 3, 4: llus- kethall l. 2, 3. 41 lloekey 3: Softball l. 2. fl. 41 SllK'1'l'I' l. 21 Senior Play Committee fl: .lunior Prom Committee 32 wisp 4: Girls' Choir 22 A Cappella Choir 2. 3. Seerelary 4: llaml l. 21 Orchestra 1, 2, 3: K.E. Society 2. 3. lieeortling Secretary 4. Elwin Evans lil Art is not ll thing: it is ll nw-r Frosh Frolie Art Committee lg junior Prom Art Committee. Chairman 3: Art Club l. 2, Il. 43 Seienee Club l. 2. 33 Chess Club 31 Chegaquatka. Art Editor 4: Sigma l'hi Kappa Fraternity. President 4. OF 1956 Carol Farmer l arni nl lIlt'l'l l' lwnrl flovlli gooll' lila- u II1t'tIll'llIt'u Girls' Mille-lit' Assoriation 2. 3, tl: lluslu-tliall l. 2. 3: Sol!- lmall l. 2. 3. fl: SUt't't'l' l. 2. 3: llovlwy 3, fl: Vollvylrall 1.2. 3. -l-: llowling 3. 4: St-nior Mlm- It-tit' Svrvirt- 3. -l-: Girls' Choir 2: ,N Calvin-lla Clioir 3. 4: S1-nior Play Connnittn-if 4: .Nlplia ll:-ta Ganuna 2, 3. Sgt- at-u'Xrins 41. Anne Fleming A nnie ' nuHllllll'l'f'l' ix IPOFIII doing 111 ull. is worlh doing 1ue'll Class Sa-vrvtary 2: Class lixvv- utive- Coniniittw' 3: wisp 1. 2, .lunior lftlitor 3. Co-litlitor 4: Coluinliia Pre-ss Coiiln-rt-tivo 32 l'f.5.l'.A. Colilvrviivt- 4: Girls' Clioir l: A Cappella Choir 2. 3. -l: liiug: Couuuittm- 3: Son- ior Play. Stumla-nt llirm't'tor 4: Stull:-nt lfavulty Fiuauw Coni- niittm- 4: ,lunior Prom Cont- lnittw- 3: l rosl1 lfrolit' Coln- tnittvt- lg Vollt-ylnall 1. 22 llowling 3: Softball l. 2: lias- livlltall ll Nitliollztl lltlllllli So- vivty fl: K.l'1. Sovivty 2. 3. Cor- re-spoinling St't'l'l'lill'Y 4. James Fletcher l le'l1'll lf'llr ll'UI'l'-I F lfarf' is an t'Hl'Ill-Y out lillzf' Pin- Captain l: lfootluall 1. Janet Frank l ranle ie ' SlUl't'l mul l1Il'f'l-lu Girls' Choir 2. 3, -l: Se-t're-tar- ial Prat'tim'e- Cluln. Prt-sitlvnt -ll l llllIl't' llonunnaka-t's l. 2: Ring: Cotntnitte-v 3: 'Nlonitors' Clulm 3. 4: Wisp 3. llusint-ss Nlana- gvr 4: Clivggaquatlia 4: Girls' Atlilolit' Assovikllion 3. Al: liais- lu-tlnall l. 2. 3. -1-3 Vollvyliall l. 2. 3. fl: llovlwy 31 Softliall 1, 2. 3. tl: Sovrvr 1, 2: Howling. 1, 2. 3. fl: K.l':. Socivty 3. Rt'- portvr 4: National Honor So- ciety 4: A Cappella Choir 4. I-'Z' 51 Robert Freeman llolf' Lille, ix jus! one' rlnrn thing aflvr !lllUflll'fu S1-nior Play -l: llantl l. 2: A Caplwlla Choir 3. 4: 'l'rat'k 2. 3: Ski Cluli 3. 4: Ski T4-ani 3. 114. Diane Garguilo Gary Laugh Illltl the world laughs with ron Class St't'I't'li1I'y l: Class lfxvc- utivv Counvil 2. 3: Stutle-nt Counvil l. 2. lfxr-cwttiw Coun- 1-il 3. Rr-voraling Swra-tary 4: .lunior Proin lilll11lllill1't' 3: Wisp 2. 3. Pulmlit-ity Managt-r 4: Utica Pr:-ss Confc'rem'v 3: lC.S.l'..-X. tltilll-l'I't'l'll'l' 4: Movie Se-nato at Oswego 3: Nlajor- vlls' 3. 11: Girls' Clloii' 2. l.i- lnrarian 3: A Cappm-lla Choir 3. l.ilu'arian 4: lfrvnrh Club 3. Trvasurfir 4: lielmatv Clulv 3. Vit-eeljwsitlmit 4: Clwgaquat- ka 4: Girls' .Milli-tit' Assovia- tion 2. 3. 4: liaslu-tliall l, 2. 3. 4: Yollt-yliall I. 2. 3. 4: liowl- ing 2. 3. 4: Sovcvr 1. 2: Hockey 3. fi: Softliall l, 2: Golf 2: 'l't'nnis 4: Ski Cluli 3. 4: K.l'I. Sovivty 2, 3. Vivo-l'rt'si1l4'ttt fl. Judith Gates 'fl lllll'h h,lIi'Ill0ll,'I,11S rmrl 1-orlrlrlvl HIT' mir own Sltllll llop Conimitlw- 2: Fu- turt- llonn-tnalu-rs l. 2. 3. 4: St-nior Atlilvtit- Svrvim- 3. 4: .lunior Prom Connnittov 3: Cllt'QIlltIllilll'iH:l-1 National llon- or Sovic-ly tl: Unit-ga Phi llvlta Sorority 3. Sgt.-at-sirius -fl. Robert Geraci nlloliu lla lll'll'f'.Y as if fPllf'fIfSlll,2 for an Hl'f'lil,l'llfu 'l'l'2,lllSl.1'I'l't'4l from Proctor lligtll Svllool. litiva. Now York. l953. l.atin Cluli l: Firf- Captain 2: .lunior Prom f.ltIlll1llll4'4' 3: liasvliall l. 2. 3. 42 llaslwtliall I. 2. 3. 4: 'Nlvta llvlvrion Fra- tt-rnity 2. 3. -l. QQ 19 is ,Aff 'Y'!. ' H l X . i .LX t .W 1 A.--I 'E' 5 Ronald Gladwin Ruslu'y Ilf' ix like Ihr' rleril. IIIIUIIVYX in r11i.w'l1i1'j 150111111111 1. 2. 3. 4: Wrf'sllillg 2. 3. Captain fl: l1aslu-tlrall 1. 2: Ilasn-hall 2. 4: Vollt-ylmall 3, 4: Futuro 1 arnn'rs 1, 2: Boys' til:-v Club 1: Firo Captain 1, 3: Class l'14-pri-sr-ntativv 23 .lunior Prom Connnitlvt- 3: Nc-la Hmm-rion Frau-rnity 3, 4. Howard Goodwin Howie No really grfvzl man. 4-wr lhoughf hilnsvlf xo THE CLASS lo Gail Greiner Crt-im-r With one snlila' she' orvrlhrozvs ll 1-ily: with anollwr a A'lI1glIUIII'1 54-nior Athlt-tic Sl'I'V1t'l'2,l1.fl1 Girls' Athlvtir' Association 2. 3. 4: l1aslu-lllall 1. 2. 3. 4: Soi'- vvr 1. 2: l'lo1'lu-y 3. 4: Howling: 1. 2, 3. 4: Volleylnall 1. 2. 3. 4: Softlxall 1. 2. 3. 4: St-urvtarial l'ram'ti1't- lilulr. Sorrr-tar Ring Comniittve- 3: Band 1. 2. 3: Cirls'Cl1oir 1. 3: A Cappel- la Choir 2. 4: KE. Society 4 lee Griffith Q lrifl' A man of a few Ihousanzl worrl.S 'l'ransfr-rrvml from Nm-w Hart- fortl lit-ntral Svliool. N4-w Ilart- lortl, Now York, 1955. '45 20 is .-'Qs Thomas Groves llilllilIliIllt'iltlu xl num of all hours. rvurly for llll-lfllillgn St'1l'l1t't' lilnlr 1.2: llanfl 1. 2. Lilrrarian 3. vlt'l'-l'l'1'hl1lt'lIl Al: Urvlu-stra l. 2. 3. l'r4-sill:-nt ll: JK lfappvlla tflioir 3. fl: llar- nionairvs 1: XII Stan- llannl St-vtional 3. -l. Frank Guarno Knarl xl lifllf' lrofli hnrliorx ll grew!! soul Wrostling 2. 3, -l. Yolanda Guarno Yo .lIi.w-liifqi rlrznrfnw in hvr l',YI'.V.' Girls' .Mlllvliv Xssorialioll 1. 5g:t.-at-xlrlns 2. 3. 54-fn-tary ll: l1aslu-tlvall 1. 2. 3. il: Softlrall 1. 2. 3. ll Vollvylvalll 1. 2. 3, fl: 'I'vnnis -l: 5o4'x'1'l' l. 2: 'l'ra1-k 12 l'lol'lu'y 2. 3. 'll llowlillg 2. 3. -1: llamlniinlon fl: Uswq-go Xlorli Svtluln' 3: .lllllior l'Ytllll lfolnniitta-nf 3: S1-nior l'lavIioni- lllllll't' 4: Nlonitors' iflull -lg Soph llop tfonimittm-1' 2: Girls' Choir 2. 3. il. Joan Guido lin-nlali nl prirlrvss of Inll.'r'rx. mul ,wt II num! rllprllrlr' SlN'I1li'4'f1' Class 'l'rm-asnra-r l: Class l'ixm-4-- utiw f1Ull1Il1lllQ'1' l. 2. 3: Stu- mlvnt liounvil l. 2. 3. Vim-- Prvsitla-nt fl: Ce-ntral Ni-w York .ltssoviatioll of Sllltlvlll fiounvils. liwortling S:-4'r1'tary 3. Vim--l'i':-sirlviit fl: Wisp l. 2. 3. -1: l'1.S.l'..'l. lioI1le'l'1'll4'n'31 National Honor Sovie-ty 3. 'll 1 r1-nvh llluln 3, l'r1-sitlvnt 'lg Girls' Alltlvtit' slssociation 1. 2. Tn-asurvr 3. Sgt.-at-Arnis il: Baslu-tllall 1. 2. 3. 4: Softliall 1. 2. 3. sl: Volloyllall 1. 2. 3. fl: l'lot'1if'y 2, 3. All Sot't'1'r l. 22 l1owlin,s: 2. 3: Ski filnlr 2. 3. Ll: .lunior 1'roin. Co-ifliairnmn 3: Ring lfonnnittoe- 3: Syra- ruse- tfitizvnsllip Day 3. 4: Girls' Choir 11 A tiappr-lla Choir 2. 3. -lg Choralairvs. l,i- brarian 2. Nlanagvr 3. 43 Na- tional Xlnsiv litluvators' tion- ff-rr-nvv in lloston 3: 'Nlnnitors' Clulm 3: .Mm-rit-an 1.1-gion Ura- torival Conte-st 2. lfirst l'lau't- 3. -lg lla-Italo lllulr 3. Svvrn-tary antl 'l're'as11rn-r4: Kiln-gaqnatlca 4: Se-nior Play fl: Girls' Stats-, l.t. Cm:-rnor 3: llirls-x' Nation, Washington. ILC. 3: Alpha Beta Cantina Sorority 1, 2, 3, President 4. OF1956 Patricia Gula Pat .-I pillar of xlrcnglh for tht- rlicicing gum in Illlxffll Girls' fllltiil' 22 hlntlllnrs' illllll 43 lfulnrc lloincnialu-rs 3: Sl't'l'1'lill'i2ll l'raclicc Glnlu -l: Vollcyllitll l. 2. fl. -ll littslxvl- lrall ll-1 llowling All. Judith Hall .l ntly II is .wrlcr lo I.:-cp xilcnrc Iliun lo SfH'llA'u Wisp I. Al-1 illlt'jJ,LlLIllllliiLl -ll National llonor Socicty 3. l,t'csitlclll 'l4, licgiutlall 'l'l'm'2ls- urcr 'll National llotlol' So- cicty Gonwcntion Il. bl: l uturc 'l'cucltcrs l. 2. 3. Vicc-l'rcsi- tlcnl tl. licgionnl 'l'rt-usurcr -lg Girls' Glioir I. 2. 31 'K Guppclla ilillbll' 'li lioys' Glcc fflttlr ,Nc- conipnnist 2. ll. -ll: l rcncli Glulw Ii: .lunior l'roni lininmittcc 15: llowling fl: Vollcylrall 2: Soltlmll 2: lluslu-tlnall l. 2. Mary Hankinson llnniiy f2cullc in mcllmfls: xrrong in lH'l'!tlI'llIIIIlIT.. Class 'l'rcnsurcr 2: wisp 2. 3, 'lg tllicgaquatlaa -ll: Stumlcnt Council. llunillmook llo-limlitor 3: lh-lmtc Glulr. Sccrctury 3. l'rcsimlcnt fl: lfrcncli lllnlv l. 2. 31 l utnrc 'l'4-ucln-rs l. 2. 31 Girls' Glmir 2. 31 :X lfappclla Glioirllz liowlinglt: Vollcylnzlll 2. Il: .lttnior l'roln Gonnnittcc 3: Scnior l'lay l'roniplcr 4: National llonor Socicly 3. -lg .Xlpliu llcta Gunnna Sul'nt'ily Il. Scrilw -ll. Elizabeth Hart lit-tsy lin ax you lftllllll lic alone' In. is thc surcsl mcllmfl of plcu.ving .lnnior l'roni Gonnnittcc 33 Niotlcl S:-natc at Uswcgo 3: National llonor Socicty 3. -lg illlvglilllllillkil -lg K.lC. Socicly Il. -l-. Nancy Hauser i'Hauscr nfil'l0I'.Y arc a farnrcrl rlnssu 'l'i'ansfcrrccl from Fort Hamil- ton High School. lirnolilyll. Ncw Xork. 1954. Girls' Glloir 43 llnnitor Scrvicc 4: Wisp 45 Clll'gHtlllililiil 4: Futurc l'l0lllt'lll8liPI'S 33 Scnior Play 4: Scnior Athlctic Scrvicc 4: Howling: 3: Vullcylball 3. 41 Hnckcy -13 llamlininton -lg K.lQ. Sncicty 3. 4. Mary Ann Hawkins Mary thllllu Sim zcax zz sclmlur rmrl ll good ouc. !'.Yl'f'l'llfllg!-Y 1ci.w Gln-ggaqltatlsa. l,itt-rary lCmlitor 4: .lunior Pftllll Gonnnittcc 31 Nilliuttill llotlor Sucicty fl. -ll Sccrctarial Practicc Gluli. 'l'rcasurcr 4: Nlonitors' lllulv -1: Urclicstra l. 2. 33 llaslwtlmall 2: Vollcyliall 2: Softlnall lg K.i':. Socicty 2. 3. Futsal- xl'lllS 4. Francis Houck Fran llc wax so gerwrally ciril ffm! nolmfly f1llIIIlt'Pll him for il Sciu Glulr 2: Track 1. 2. 3. 43 Bowling l. 2. 3, 41 Autlio Vis- ual :Kills Scrvicc 2. 3. 41: Sigma l'l1i Kappa Fratcrnily. Sccrc- tary 4. Margaret Humphrey ,,l,vg.. Sl1cis as lilfcable as she' is lrmlr11ble Stumlcnt Council 1, lfxccntivc C0lltlltillt'4' 2, Trcasurcr Il. l'rcsitlcnt 4: Wisp l. 2. 3. 45 National llonor Socicty 3, 41 .l.V. Gln-crlcamlcr 2: Varsity Ghccrlcatlcr 3. Captain 4g Girls' .Ntltlctic ,Nssociation 2. Sccrctary 3. 4: Girls' Intra- nlurals 1, 2. 3. 4: Girls' Choir 2. Sccra-tary 3: Syracuse' Citi- zcnship Day 3. 43 He-raltl 'frilmunc Forum 31 Stutlcnt Faculty Financc Connnittcc 43 Glass Vicc-l'r4-sitlcnt 1: Glass Sccrctary 3: .lunior Prom Gonnnittcc 31 Stull:-nt Council Gonvcntion 1, 2: ll.A.li. Awartl 4g Stutlcnt Council Prcsimlcnts' Gnnfcrcncc al Gorncll 41 Utica Gollcgac l'rcss Conlcrcncc 3: flll1'l'I'll'Z14lillQI Clinic at Gcntral Square- 4: llliairman of Uncicla Gounty 'l'ccns Against Polio Ganipaign: K.iC.,Sucicty 2. 3. l'rcsi4lcnt 4, Grantl lmlgc Prcsiilcnt 4. 15 21 Sv ,4- X '48 ,R .x W K- ls 1 Jacqueline Janus .l zu'ki1 ' Sn x14'r'4'l lllf' lllllxfl of illl5ll-l-lllllt'SSu I'uIurv llmm-niulu-rs 2: Vllisp 4 lflu-as lflulm fi: ,luniur Prom I, l.0lIllllllll'1' 3: Sufllvzlll l: My - Q If-ylmll l,.'l1 llthwllllgi 43 Om: gl Q lm. Inn. S gl! 0 ' 1 . tll'llI'lly l. 2. 3. fl. Carolyn Jassak i lurliy fi nwrry IIPIIFI IIIIIAWIII II I',If'!'li-llll1'!lllIlfl'll!Illl'4'u flu lmmmllu 1: l' l'1lSll l' I1 ' . ph Hop ilmmnillw- 21 54-11- ur Play lfoxnxuiltm-v -1: Honi- lw Lluln -'lg K.l'.. 501-11-ty 3. 4. Woodus Johnson vlflllmlyN llusif' is Ilw pruplwfs ar! Q 'vlllull lg lluml l. 2. 3. -ll lla-lx ilwllr-sll'zl l. 2.3.1. Patrick Jordan Pal Twvl1'4' war.: ul' lnrllfrv. lffurning anrl gflllllllgll '- .1 ' . 1. or l'rnm l'lIt l lllldllll 2 lun: '..:. J ,ll 111 'ld Yarsiiy llusk:-llrull Nlanag fl nhsislunl Varsity llasm-lnull 'llanugu-r 2: Noslr' crll y 1c222fe, THE CLASS Harold Kaffka limi Wil mul wisflwn un' rurrlv .www lngf'1lu'r Nilllnllul llnnur 5m'ie'ly fl. -ll ' ,lunior Prom lfommillve- Il: Ring llmnmlluillw- fl: S4-nim- l'luv -l: .-X lluppw-Ilu Choir 2, 5 1: lliH'llltlllllll'4'h Il: lfunlliilll l 1 ifl'4rssifol1llll'N fl: Iinsk:-llmll l. 2. Ii. l: Xl:-lu ll:-In-riun lfru- tvrnitx 2, Il. Sgll.-ill-'xl'IllS ll. Elizabeth Kaplan '-ls.-ny WP an' rhnrmefrl by flu' rwflflufxs of ll pvrsnnu wisp l: l'lllllll't' 'l'c-um'ln'rs 21 llm-ki-y 2.15: Ynllvvllilll l. 2. .li lluske-llmull l. 2: 54-ninr Mlm- lvlim' Svrvimf fl. -1: xllllllllblkl lfluln Il. llc-rsunm-l llllim-r Nl: Surivly 2. fl, l. Joan Keene 'jloarlif- l.iff' has nu IIIPIISIIIP llfllllfl' than llml nl viI'lf'll!lXllillN l933. llirls' lllllbll' I. 2, fl: :X Rupp.-lla lllmir Il. -lg slllilvlll i' mnil l luni I llltllll Vim mill:-v .li Xl up .lx l.lll'g1llIlllill- ku Al: N-nmr Plan' l.UllHlllllt'1' ll Suvlvly .l. 5l'I'llll' l. Morris Knapp Nlurrief' nl :nun nj fl01If'.Il'1'll1 Il fAllfll'llI'll lnnl.'in,z5 mimi lllliilll5lQ'l'l'l'll frmn l'rm-lor lligli S4-lm.-l. lill4'll. Now lurk. l93ll. lluys' Slille' fi: l uolll1lll 3. -lg NW rm-slling 3. -l: 'l'ru4-k il: xll'lll lln-In-riun l rula-rnity fl. 'lg Nulinllzll llunor 5m'ia'ly -l. lrunsfa-rr:-ml lrmn llllvu l'rw- xl'lllll'lIlQ. lllivu. Nm-is Xnrlx. OF 1956 Sally Knapp Sul D Q, Sp4'ul.ing VUIIIVS In IltIfIlff'. i , xile'nrv nl llIlllt'l'Sl1IlIllilIgu 'f X - 'lll'1lllhlll'l'l'l'4l from l'rm'lm' lliggll 1- .X S1-luml. lllival. News X urls. l93fl. l'llllll'1'll1IIlN'lllLllU'l'4 l: llm-kr-y I. Dolores Kobielski DUI ly 7'lu' lriglwxl flefgre-ff uf rnrthfy ' N ' lllllPfIilll'S.Y ix quivlu 5l'llllll' lllllvln' 5l'l'Xll't' .l. -ll S1-1'l'vlalri:ll l'I'll1'll1'l' lllulm 'lg llllll'QL1l lllli lla-lla Sorority . l. 2.31 National llunur Sm-in-ly ks: RK 4,1 w 1 Charlotte Kocyba 1flmrlie- ul liglll lwurt lirvx long Svlllol' xlllllvlll' S1'l'Nl1't' 2. 3. -ll llirls' llllllll' 2. fl. -ll: Xlollilors' lflulm -l. sa. N. ... Pairicia Kolwuiee -.-Q Q l'ul an SIM lllul wax 1-wr fair lllltl 5 . R IH'l't'f prnznf' Ng Nilllollill llullol' 5m'lm'ly' 3. 'l-1 lllu-guquullcu Al: Suph llnp lfmnluilla-v 2: lluslwllvull -1: Ynllvyllalll fl, el: K. lf. Sovivly -l. Q James Konopelski s.K1Yli1ll. nIfl'f'f-Y lllfll II IVIIIIIN Stull:-ul Council 3: Nulinnul HOIIHI' Smwivly -ll lluwlingl l. 'l-I 'llravk Il: Solo lllulr l. l're-si- lll'lll 2. Vim'-l'l'c'sl1lz'llI fl: Ring lImnlni!h-1- Il: .lunior Prom fltblllllllllvt' 3: Class lfxe-z'uIiw llmunlillm- l. -1: Wisp 2. 3. 4: iflwguqllulka ll: Nl:-lu llvla-riull l ratvrnity El. -L Barbara Koronowski Koruni:- 'fill nefsx is :visa Olllv lx 1 I lll'L'llt'Sll'il l. 2. 3. -l: lluslwllmll l: Vullvylrall l. 2: llowling l. 3: K.l'f. Socivty 2. 3. 4. Richard Kowalczyk Dick ,4s rnerry as the :lay is long Fuollrall 1. 2, 3, ll: Wrn-slling 3: Junior l'rmn lImmnillvv 3: v . V . . . lN1lSll'l llfilly l'l'z1lvrl1lly .l. Sgt.- :ll-Arlns -l. Edward Krukowski l lulu- Noi llml he' lurwl .Yfllllvll lvsx. lrul flllz nmrcf' l'lonIllall l. 2. fl. -lg 'llruvli l. 2. 3.-1: Wre-slling l. 2. 3: Vnllvy- lnull -l: Ski Clnln -1: l'l1olog1- ruplly lflulx. Pre-siqla-nl l: lfirv lluplain l. 2: 'l'1-ln-visimx lflnln l. 2: li1wf'l1lw-tflunlv I. 23 gfv 2' ,F S75 . l X LH K Q4 ffl? 1 ' . Q 1 ES 8 .A 5 3 4' l 'fwf wg 2 fall, :QK'ff!'3?'. 'L .nf X . ,J . .,- vu, Judith LaGrand 'hluclvw Beauty is one of Coffs gifts Student Counvil l: Wisp lg ll:-lmalv Clula 4: Cirls' Choir 2. 3. Prvsimlvnt 4: Monitors' Cluli 43 Vollvylmall 1. 23 liaslu-llrall 1. 2. 33 Softball l. 2. 3, 4: Bowling 1. 2. 3: 'l'ra1'k 13 K.E. Sooivty 2. 4. Clifford lamoree CMH Fortunate are those he rhooses for friends Srio Clulr 1. Pre-sich-nl 2: ,lun- ior Prom Commillm- fig lloys' Clos- Clulm 3, 43 Sigma Phi Kappa Fralvrnity. Se-ore-tary 4. Richard laPera Julius Horn, a man who listens when you wish to speak Scio Club 23 Rifle- Cluln 2g Audio Visual Airls Service 33 Ch:-ss Club 33 Fin' Captain 23 Svnior Atlile-tic Sm-rvicv 33 Sigma Phi Kappa Fran-rnily 4 Claude Lyman Lymiv Anything for a quiet life Fire Captain 1. 2. 3. 41 Bowl- ing 1. 2. 3, 4. 'Q-5248152 THE CLASS Robert Madden Holm No limits but tht- sity Stiulf-nt Counvil l. 2. 3. 41 Class l':X1'1'llllV1' Commillva- l, 2. 3, 4: Class 'llre-asure-r Ii. 'ig :K Cappe-lla Choir 2. 3, Li: llarmonaire-s 2. Il. 4: lloys' Ulm- Clulv l: llaslu-llmall l. 2. 3. fl: Bam-liall l. 2. 3. 41 Cross Country l: .lunior Prom Com- millm- 3: llvralrl 'l'rilrune- For- um Il: Syracuse- Cilin-nsliip Day 3. Al: Sa-nior Play -iz Cllvg- aquatka, liusim-as Nlanag:-r -lg National llonor Sovii-ly 15. Vim-'l'r4-silla-ill 4: Nl:-Ia llvlvr- lllll l' ral:-rnily 2. .L lr:-asurvr fl-. Dolores Maika nllollyu Kindness is Ihr snnxhinr in Ifilffil 1'il'flIl' grows lfutun- lloim-malu-rs l. 'l'r1-as- urvr 2. vl4'1'-l,l'Q'Sl4ll'lIl Ii: 'l'1-n- nis -1: Nlajorvlle- fi: l'lllllll'4' 'llt'lil'll!'l'S 4: flIll1'g1Ll lllli ll:-lla Sorority 2. 3. Vim'-l'r1-sialvlll fl. Michael Massarolti Miki- The only Il'lI-I lo hart' n frimul is In he ww Class Viv:--l're-siilvilt 2. ll: Slu- fle-nl Council l. 2. fi, lixvcliliw- Commiltw- 4: .lunior l'rom Commilhw- 31 Ifoollnall l. 2: Clin-gaqualka. Pliotograpliy liililor 4. Emily Mathews lim Although sho had Hlllfll wil. she was wry shy using il Si-nior .-Xllila-liv S4-riivv Il, 43 Vollf-ylvzlll l. fi: liaslwllbzlll 21 liowling: 3. 4: liaelminlon 'ig 'Nlonilors' Clulm il. OF 195 ,. , W Patricia Milling l uppy - .spain xl gnml Sfl0I'l uml Q. V I , ,,,hll,,i,.,,,l, i,,,.,im,'l'- , 'ISIN' IS lll'l'l'f quwl hui 14'l11'r1 ' Q .wlw is .'ill'l'flilI,lIN gulf ,'l.llll1,',l1,, lff T,5QllffQ' ,lg gg Z 'Q' ilirls' lllltlll' 2. 11. 4. s.-1111.1 'l'1'1111is1l3 llaslu-llnzlll 1.2. 3. 'lg ' 2 -'lllllplll' S 'AYi 3- 45 Girls ml.-11.1.11 1. 2. :1. -1. s..111...11 'P ' 1W 'if'fW f'iH'i 41 Hf 'k'1Y I. 13. 1. Sm.l.',,. ly 2: llwkm, -... fig ll11wli11g'2.f'l.fl1 Sultlvmll Il 2.1113 llilllllllllllbll Il. -l: l5uwlA 1113 lmlf f14gifo1'4'1-1' 2131 l'Qll ! ing 3. ,141 Girls. ulmir I. 2. 3: . l111ll 2.31 l'1r1-111111111111 lglfrnsh 'X l.ilIlpl'llll l.ll4ill' 3. Pl: .lllllltlr llllblll l.o1111111lI1-1- 5: llvlvulm' l.lllll 3: lllI1'gLilllllilll'iil Al: Wisp l. 2. 33 Sl'lll0l' l'l11y -lg :Xlplm l!11.1l..111m1.15111111111 l.2. Sgt., F all-.X1'111s 3, Vim--l li1'gllll'lll -l. .loan Miazga ll1'lllll'N . 1 xl 'LH'-lSl'l' nf l',lllllf'l'-l . . . . . . lrlllh .-lll1l1-lu' M5111-111111111 l: llzlslivllbilll l. 2. fl: S1ll'1'l'l' l. 21 slllllllllll l. 2. 3. -l: Yullvylulll l. 2. fl. ll: ,l1l'All'li lg llmsl111g 2. fl. ll: llirls' llllllll' fl. Al: f'..11io1' l'l11y lI11111111illw -l: M1111i1n1's' lflulv bl-1 Sllllll llup Co111111ill1-1- l: :xlllllil lla-lu 1.1111111111 N11'u1'1lv J, -l. Felicia Miga --1111 UfIr'l1 Vllllllgl' IIUIII pl4'u.w u lUHlHllll..Y lwarl ' l'l'Ullt' lI41111111iIt1'1' I: Suph Hup , 1111i1t1-v 2: Sl'lll0I' l lay lo111111ilt11c- fl: fllu11itu1's' Club 4 Alplm llclu llilllllllil Snrm' Carol Mllls ll11n11f'r. rml gnlfl, IX ll ll'0lIIlIVl x lwxl 11'l1IfIlNll'Ilf mr lrmn l.0IlllIlllll'l' 3 Na tional lllllltbl' Sm-' Ronald Mitchell iii,-If llllolg 2. 31 ,X lllll1l11 llil K Q ..0mng0 l.lll1lI' 4: ll'1'll llzuul l: 5111- b 1l1-111 lllllllll'll 2. 3: lfluss lCx1-1'- S 1M'1'r'r' I1 u'orr1. llf'1'l'I' ll f'lII'f'. ulivm' lIo111111ill1-1- 25: l'lllllll't' ..L- ll'lll'll1'l'S 2: l'I'1'lll'll l.llllD 21 X lkllllllilla llmlr 2 3 1 lh-lmlc-lIl11l1 'lg M11 ' 'S' I -ll 51111411' Allll4'llI' 51'l'YIl'l' 2: llll'lll'li lg SUt't't'l' l. 2. 3: Sofi- lmll 1. 2. -lg ll11slwIl111ll l. 2. -lg Vullvylvull l. 2. fl: llowling l, 2: llilllllllllltlll -lg lllwkvy 2. 3, -ll .l.V. l1l11'1'1'l1'a11l1'1' 3: Yar- sily lllll'1'I'l4'llllt'!' ll: lIl11'gL11- qllllllill Ll: K.li. S111-ivly 2. 3. Sgll.-ill-.'xI'lllS -ll. Dorothy Miller lM1li1- ln qllivlllvxs 1111111-m1fi1lw11-1' .vlmll br' your' NIH'll,1Ifllu Vl'l'ilIl5l1'l'l'4'1l f1'o111 lllivu llullm- lim- At'lltlt'llly. llllvzl. Nvw Yurlx. 1951. l'llllllI'4' llUlllQ'llll1lU'I'S Al: llowling 43 llaskl-llnull Al: Baal- lllllllllll 4: Girls' Clmir -1: Sen- ior Play 4. l ruvli l I ' I lfounlrv 2' 1111111 lluln . ' , wif , - , 1 1 - - - - N 5lllllt'I1l l.m1111'1I 3: .lllnlllr llflllll lllllllllllllvt' 31 M1-121 4 H1-I1-rio11 l rz1I1'r11iIy ll. Morllyn Monnler dl nf.-lIIl1l'Ilf ix ,l!IIIIlllll'X.Su 1 . x . 11 :- Q F11 ur: llo1111-111al-u-rs -1: lllllvgli Ph ll1'll'i Norm QQ 25 Gs- . .' rily l. 2. 3. 'l. 9 -ij JOIN S' hivx 'GT Christine Moore i.- -vs f.lll'lh i'l,iHlf' frivmls may prow lu lm great fl'l.f'llIl.VN lfulurv Honwmalu-rs l. 2: Son- ior Mlilvtiv Svrviw- 2. 3. 4: Girls' Atlilc-Iii' Assoviation 3. 4: llowling l. 2, 3. 4: Vollvy- lxall l. 2. 3. 4: Som-or l. 2: llovlu-y 3: llaskf-tliall l. 2. 3, 4: Softllall l. 2. 3. 4: wisp 3, 4: Clif-gaquaika 4: Monitors' illulm 3. 4: S1-or:-tarial l,I'Hl'iil't' iilllll 4: llirls' lilloir 2. 3. 4: Sz-nior Play llIllllllllill'l' 4: K.l'l. Sovivly 3, 4. Carolee Morton Nloi-l l a'r'I Ilia! run on u'illin,:: f lT!IllIl.Yu 'Xlonitors' llluli 4: S1-nior .Mil- If-iiv S1-rvivv 3. Sgt.-at-Arnis 4: Girls' .Mlils-lim' Association 3. 4: Softball l: Swwwr l: Vol- lvylmall l. 2. 3. 4: Golf 1. 2. 3, 4: llaskvllmall l. 2. 3. 4: llowl- ing: l. 2, 3. 45 Ilatlminton 4: Ski lllllll l. Carlton Muller llloot'll All fliiugx lim! grwzl nwu flo ara' alum, wolf Sllltlvlll ifounril 4. lixe-vutivo llomniillc-1' 4: Class l':Xt'i'lliiY1' 4: Slurlvnt Fam-uliy Finance ifolntnitlc-1-43 llrassQllint1'l I: Ilanml l: A Cappella Choir 1, 2. 3. Pri-sill:-nl 4: Harmonairf-s 2. 3. 4: All Stan- Choir 3. 4: lsoollrall l. 2. 3: llaslu-tlmall 1, 2. 3, 4: .lunior Prom. Chair- man 3: Chvgaquatka. Editor- in-Cliicf 4: Nostri llraty Fra- lorniiy l. 2. 3, 4. Marie Murphy Nlurplf' Williout lauglilvr Ifwrf' is 110 joy llowling l. 2. 3 .41 llaskm-tlrall l,3: Volle'yl1alll.3. 4: Hovkf-y 3. 4: Sommer l. 22 Softllall l. 2, 3. 4: Frosh l4lf0li4' Comniillvfv l: Soph Hop fl0!llHliiil'4' 2: llirls' Choir. Librarian 1: Wisp 1: llhvgaquatka 4: Alpha Ile-la Gamma Sorority 3. 4. QQ Z6 is THE CLASS :lolinny A flu lmlwxl mlm ix lfu' Illlll!4'.Vf ll'4Ifli' nf Corfu KH S1-io lflulx l. 'llI't'llSlll'l'l' 2. 'X 3 l're-sith-nl 3. sl: ll:-rkimvr 3' ,y i- Svivlive- lfoiign-ss l. 2. 3. 4. lst lllavv 3: Now lork Slilll' 5c'ie'tl1':- flollgre-ss 3: lloys' illw- lfluln l: 'X ifappoflla fihuil' 3: National lltblltll' So- :-ir-ty 3. ll, Conn-niion 3: Xmc'ri1'an lmgion Sp:-aking ifonle-st 2. 3. 4: xvisp 2. 32 li.S.l'.,-K. 4 Ioiiivre-Iwo 3: Colum- . 4 llia l'rvss ilolifc-rc-in-v 3: llliva 4 K x Collvgr- In-ss fililll-l'l'l'll1'l' 2: Uswvgu Xlovk 'lssvlllllly 21 .lutlio Visual -Kiils Svrwim- 3. 4: Class l'lXl'l'llilW' iimmnillvt- 1: ,lunior Prom ilouiinitlvi- 3: Svnior slilllvtii' sl'l'Xii'l' 3: . vgairltizillui tl. William Mursch Hill IIf- lllul loi.w'liif'f HlIIlul'flI. Z, lIll'NI'llil'li wnlrlir-Ili X Vappa-lla iilioir 2. 3: ,lunioi 2. 3. 4: Trark 3. 4: llasi-luall I -mall '12 1 .lri r' 1' -ri ' d' Barbara Neale ,, 'H' .. I ln hor fUll,Ll1!' ix Ilia' lam' nj l.'ir111lw.vx -r. . . ' '-'- - Wisp 3. 1: l'uture- llonwmalx- 1-rs 1. 2: Cin-ss illulv 32 .l unior Prom lfommittoe- 3: :lllllilll Svrvivo l: Nlonitors' iilllll 41 Bowling: 2: nlrt Club 2. Zelma Nichols To vrr is lllllllllll, In fzrrgflw' ix llil'iVIl'N York, l953. llirls' lllltlll' l. 2: l rom fl0llllIlllil't' 3: Monitors mg 4: Vollf-vliall l. 2. 3. 4: , Gamma Sorority 4. , llromilomoiille-1-31 lfootllall l, Transit-rrml from ,lt-ll:-rson ifvniral Svliool. .lvflz-rson. Now Nlixe-rl Choir l. 2: Craft illuln l: Girls' Shop tllulu l: .lunior , . ffluln 4: Svnior ,Mlllvliv Scr- xive- 3. Sgt.-at-xlrnis 4: Future- Homc-malwrs 4: Vfisp 4: llowl- Basketball 1.12, fi. D1-Ita Chi CF 1956 John Nowicki Ca4lilla1',Iavk '24 man of glaflnfsx svlflom falls flllll IIIIIJIIPSSN llast-hull l. 2. 3. -1-: llaslu-tball l. 2: Ski Club fl: Ring: Com- mittm' 3: Class l'iXt'l'llllVt' tfommitta-o 2: Noslri llraty 2. 3, 'l'rl-astm-r 4. Marlene Owens Spa-Nly l rir'mIx rm' all lfltlf lll!IHf'l'N .. ...,. .,. K ivII'iS i.iltlIl' Z. 3, -1: NW isp l. Z, 3, 4: Svlliur Atlllvtil' Svrvivtt 3. Viv:--l're-sitle-ttt 4: Clwga- quatka 4: Om:-ga Phi Delta Sorority 1. 2. 3. Corrn-spomling St-t'l'a-tztry fl. Robert Oyer limit Its xrvvvl Io .wpf-ml om' s lirm' in Ihr' I'llllll'lIfltJll of fulfills lfuluro lfarmors uf .Mm-rim-a 1, 2, 3. 4. Janet Pluto Plata uI I'l!'lllHlll!'.V.Y ix lwr l'iffIll'u tlirls Choir 2. Librarian 3: :X liappvlla Choir 4: Wisp I. ll: tlirls' Atlilotit' Assot-iation 3, 41 llowling 1. 2, 3. 42 l'io4'k:'y 3: liaskvtball l. 2. 3. 4: Volloy- bull l. 2, 3, 4: Softball l. 2. 3, 11: K.l'i. Sovivty 2. 3, 4. David Powell Daw Not n won! spoke he more llmn was ru-mlm! bowling 3. fl-. Thomas Powell Tom lf om' trivx. he' will .w11'f'f'1'1l tloiuw-rt llaml 1.2. 3,43 Nlarvli- ing lianml I, 2, 3, 4: Urcliostra 2: A Cappvlla Choir 2: lioys' Glce Club 1: Frosh Frolic Committee 1: Soph Hop Com- mittve 2: Svio Club 1: Fire Captain l: National llonor Sovioty 3. Al. Bruce Puckey L11 lUlIl0l'l'01l. NIL 1' run' out llllIlUl'l'lIll'u 3, 4: Voll1'yltall4:Noslri llratv Carol Rohn Ralmt1y fl lflllgll is worth ll IIIIIIIIVPII ,roans in any llllIfli'Pfu 'sp l. 2. I. 4' Cho aqua floralairvs 4' fir s' iboir : , onitors' It I 1 l'r4-nm i11I'.'-'o' : '- ' mal H mor Sovit-ly 3 Sl- ' ' -- XM 5 . fl tlxa 4 A Kappa lla lhoir 5 4 Es Q t I . . I t 2 N' Junior Prom lionnniltvo 3: 'X Nl 1 l tb 5 ' l t lt I S. Nt ni 1 Plas ll Na In 1 , tu tary 4: Girls ultltlvtiv Assovia- tion 3. 41 iittwlillgl 2. 3: Hovlwy 4: Som-or 1. 2: Softball 3: llas- kt-tliall l. 2. 3: Volloyball 1. 2 3: KE. Society 2, 3. Treas- urer 4. QQ 2.7 is 1 I X o, Q.. Nr . 'EN af t L, fa. 5 IX uw Perry Randall llc-ar llf' ix lzappy and rurvfrw' just lik? wr' slmulrl bv Signia l'hi Kappa Frat:-rnity 4. Fred Reinhardt ..Fnxd-v lV0m' lzul liimself wan ln' lifx pnrallrlv Future Farmvrs ol Amvriva 1, 2, 3, 4. Irma Richard lrm A liglzl heart lives long Omega Phi Delta Sorority 3, Chaplain 4. THE CLASS Mary Schmidt fNlzu ' lf ,mn want II lliing uwll flom- rlo if -l'llIll'Xl'l.l l uIuro- llwnm-mzilu-rs 2, fl, ll: S4-niur .Mlilz-tit' Sr-rvirv Il, -lg .luniur l'rmn lfomniiltva- 31 John Schreppel .l an-li ll4- ran 1'4-six! f'l'l'l'll,llIlg 1',x'r'f'1rl I1'mpInIinn ll' llaskm-Ilvull 21 .l.V. lfunl- ball 2: l r4-sllmztn lfmmtlmll ll ' -simian llaske-llvzlll l: lflzlss l'iXl'l'llllXt' lfmnmitlvz- 3. Karl Schultz Swanson HP ix I1 wise' num mlm xpffnlfs lilllvn lluwllllgl l. 41 firuss fiulllllry lg Rifle- filul12: l!oys'tQIt-1- fllllll - - ' ' 5' - Norma Seemon Shirley Roberts Shirt llPr hllffnts are more of tlle silmil rlassu '43 28 Sv Sm-p hlrllllllllf 1r111.vi1'lif1'ix rlvllllillgu Urvln-stru l. 2. fl. -li 'XII Slate- Urvlwstra l. Il. -l: All Slam' 5+-vliunal lll't'll4'Hll'ii l, 2. 3. -11 fhuir l' N Vappe-lla Vhoir 2 54 lll0Till'llI'1 l lnl Nth le-tu' nhsuviatimi 2. nl. il: lntra- murals l. 2. 3. il: .l.Y. lill1'1'l'- le-amlvr 31 Varsity lllm-rlf-mlm' ig ,' mr- Ivunvil 2: Class ,. t'1'lllllt'Clilllllllllvf'41 Svnior Play Ilmnmittw- -l: Ring Com- mittm' fig K.l'i. Sovivty 3, 4. OF 1956 Daniel Seguin Ugly.. nl fine. ll free. a ll-l'lPIl!ll-l man V - , . Q l'ntnrn- l'arnn-rs l. 2. .l, -lg l'n- tnre l arnn-rs llaslwtball l. 2. fl. fl: lfootbull l. 2: lllraeli l. 2. fl. -lg Volleyball -l: ,lnnior l rom l.0Illlllllll't' 3. Robert Skutnik Slant Ili-1-fm unrl he will llowling -l. Elaine Smith Smitty Youll: worries hut tlIIl'f' in ll lifetime Stull:-nl Conncil 1: Ring Coin- . . .. Q nnllev .lg Wisp lg l.irls Alli- le-tie .'lsso1'lillinll l. 2. 3. vim'- lll't'Slllt'lll fl: ,l.V. llllt't'I'lt'Lltlt'l 2, Co-Captain 3: Basketball 1 2. Il, fl: Volleyball l. 2. 3. -ll Softball 1. 2: Soccer 1, 2: llowlingl 2, 3. fl: lloeliey 4: llirls' Choir 2. 3: Monitors' Clnb 3, Personnel Ollie:-r 43 Class l'lxm-elitiw ll0lllIlllllt't' 4: l rosli lfrolii' Committee 11 Sopli llop Committm- 2: Jun I ior l rom Connniltm- Il: :llplia Ill-la Cannnu Sorority l. 2, 3 Correspoinling Seen-tal'y -l. Reginald Soule Reg, ll1:luxIr-i is the parent oil ,lvorluneu Footlmll l: A Cappella Cbon 2. Il, -'lg llarinonaires 2, 3. 45 llnnml Il, -l: All State Sm-rtional 2. Ii, -lg Senior l'lay tl. 405 'K' -K' Erin Spellmon Shorty A goorl hearfx worth golf! Girls' Athletic Association 1. 2, 3, 45 Hockey 1, 2, 3. 41 Bas- ketball 1, 25 Volleyball 1. 2. 3, 4g llatlminton 43 Softball 1. 2, 3. 44 Delta Clli Cannna Sorority 4. Franklin Stocks Frank When he feels like exerrixing he just lies flown 'til the feeling goes awayn Future Farmers l. 2. 3, Vire- llresitlenl 41 Football 1.2. 3- 42 Wrestling 3. 4: ,Iunior Prom Committee 33 Sa-io Club 3, 41 Rifle Club 2: A Cappella Choir 4g Nostri llraty l i'ato-r- nity 4. William Strife Bill The smile that 1UOIlll eome off Future Farmers lg Football 3, 43 'Fraek 2: Volleyball 3: Fire Captain 2: .lunior Prom Com- mittee Bg Nostri Braty Frater- nity 3. Vive-llresirlelll 4. Bernard Sullivan Hill Ser1'if'e with ll smile Ring Connniltee 31 Junior Prom Connnittee 33 A Cappel- la Choir 3. Treasurer 43 Wisii 4: Che-gaqnatka 4: Ski Club 3. 4g Football 2. 4: Fntnrv Far' ine-rs 2. S:-1-rt-tary 3. 4. -45 29 Ev is-N' .N Q an- 1 lfjf . 'M 371. ' xi E Theresa Suszynski Susic She has the rare gift of being 0 goorl listener Secretarial Practice Club 43 Bowling 4: Omega Phi ll:-lla Sorority 3. Scribe 4. Richard Thomas llullblt-si' Nu sooner saifl than rloneg so acts your man of worlhi' Autlio Visual Aicls Service l. Stutlcnt lixccutive llirector 2. 3, 43 Bowling l. 2. 3. 4: junior Prom Connnittcc 31 Scnior Play, Production Stall' 4g Na- tional Honor Society 3. 4. Charles Thompson Charlie Wl1yslmulf11he llecil have all the fun llloalcl Airplane Club l: Fire Captain l, 2: Football 1. 2. 3. 4g llasketball l. 2, 3. 43 Base- ball l, 2g Volleyball lg Nostrl llraty Fraternity l. Treasurer 2, Vice-President 3. President 4. Douglas Tobin Nrllflllu L' Women annoy me l lore lo be artltoyerf' Football l. 2. 3, 4: llaslictball 1, 2, 3, 4g Baseball 1. 2: junior Prom Committee 3g Meta He- tcrion Fraternity 1. 2, Sgt.-ab Arms 3. Vice-Presitlent 4. THE CLASS Richard Topor Il 'l'opc lt is no! strength hu! art that allains llte pri:e Baseball 1, 2. 3. 4: llasketball 2, 33 Football 1: Cross Coun- try 21 liantl l. 2: Orchestra 2. 3: Scio Club 1: ,lunior Prom Cotntnittce 31 Nostri llraty lsraternity 3. 4. -a gf ' ' I Price Turner 'x . . .. Price C A'Silenr'e is more musical lltml Q 1 any song Y kk 2, Mn- t in Bruce VanBrocklin ' Stretch H.. fd Happiness is never solitary i 'Transferred from Utica Free Acatlcnty. lltica. New York. A 3 1953. Boys' Clcc Club lg ,lun- , V, ior Choir lg A Cappella Choir if 2 ...., 2, 3, 43 Fire Captain 2: 'Rifle '11 Club 21 Howling 3. 4: Sigma Phi Kappa Fraternity. Treas- urer 4. . ee., . Q ' ai: if , ' 11 .- ?,,L,. VA .4 7 if f f -Q 1 . . .,,.. , , .C Ellen Van Pelt Ellen Swee!ly simple rmrl simply sweet Wisp 2. 33 A Cappella Choir 3. 4: Girls' Choir 1, 2. 33 All State Sectional 4: Monitors' Service 43 Senior Play Cast 4g Bowling 4: Volleyball 2. 3: Omega Phi Della Sorority 4. 'cl 30 is I'l OF 1956 Tl James Van Pelt lf'llllff'llIIIII1IiSl'l'I'lH'l' Ilmn ll 1'I'0ll'Ilu I'ulura- I'urun-rc UI Xu 2. .L I. Lee Anne Vaughn I Aw . IPI' 'Slllill-IIH. lmpm. 4llH'IlI.Y rn Richard Walker IIixiq- h If II lIlllA'4'.Y ils own ll'f'll'UlIll' mul f4'l't'f.Y all fli.vlim'liul1.v Y., rs' I .-I i'5 ' XIKIHEIQLVI' II. -I: Nnslri IIHIIN ,.. ,. I V'.,.:1.-i- ' Michael Warner NI ikv N l'l'f'l' his l:rnu ' F ll ll'0l'l'I' u'rinl.'lml 'illlSIl'I'l'l'lI Irom Hmm- I l'a-e- x1'il4I1'llly. Hmm-. News' Io Il... ra .ULN . rk I 15 Wap I I Ixl1IlIIl.I. I: .lunior I'rom Ifollllllillzw' I Nvnmr I'Iux 4.114 -I. S, Roberi Warner I Iorh Ili.w ll'tIllvI wil is ll Hlllxllllll .vlzpply oil jmu Orvln-slra I. 2: Ihmml 2. 3. -I: ,X Ifuppvllu IIIlnir 3. 'IL :III Nutr' 0r'1'Iu-sll'u 2: Ifnmlvull I: Ski lIIuIr I. 2. 33 Howling: I: .Iunior I'rnm IImmniIlm- 3. Dorothy Wasklewlcz IIUIIQ HSIIIIIH in xlfzlnrr' lm! miglrlx in spil'1'I ,. hurl- IIIIII-lu' 'xsNH'lllIl1lIlI,2. I I' II.-I-1 vIIl'2.ll'Ii I. 22 IIalsIu'lIruII I. . - 2. II. 'Ig YnII1'xIvuII I. 2. 3. 'IL f s..nl...11 l.2.:a.1..SI..-.-.-.- 1.21 e -- 'W' Ilm-In-5 3.13 Iilmling 2. 3. -I: e- g Y ' Iflu-1-rlr-url:-r 3: Varsity I.Ill'1'l4Il'il4It'l' I: fIIl4'l'I'Il'll4IIIIg1 Clinic. 1.4-ntraI Squzm- 4: Girls' Choir I. 2. 3: 'I IIRINICIILI I , .I.N. I.Il0lI' I: SUIIIUI' I Ialy I: .Iuniur I'rum lfrmnuillw 3: Iilun- 1lll4I IYIIIII' w'1'4'Iu'll1I I uuIIhalII lxIlll't'llI ,XIIIIIII III-lu IIUIIIIIIII Snlorily I. 2. 3. I:1'I'4lI'lIIlIQ 51'1'l'1'Iill'y -I. Richard Waskiewicz Dirk Uv g1'1'r's liglll as soon ax ln' fixes 4 . . - . VF Iznn I. Z. 3: XII-lu III-lr-rmn Harriet Whalmg llu' nl:-al all l'1lIII'lf'N-I. Il'II. gran' mul Vllflflllu IIIz1ss S4't'l'1'Ii.ll'y 'Ig Class Ifxvv- K f ' .Q uliw IIUIIIIIIIIIVQ' 2. 3. -I: Flu- I M lI1'IlI Ilunnvil 1,41 CIIPQLQIIIIILII' W ' ka AI: Svnior MIIII-lim' S4'l'YII'l' , 4, 2. 3. lm-.a.l.-m I. Girl! film- fv- 1. 2. .x rim..-ll.. czlwir 2. ra. .F 2 I.iIrrariun 4: Iiing lfmnlnilh-v .,-- I II: .Iunior Prom lImnlnilIm-me 33 ' - xIUIlII4ll'S- IIIIIIJ 2. 3. III Svninr I'Iuy Cust -I: Girls' .-KIIIII-lim' ve xxssorialliull I. 2. 3. I2 IIowIIllg1 '65 :I kr-tlmll I. 2. 3. -+I: Ilm-kr-v 2. 3. I. .XIIIIIII Iirm lrdlllllll 1 Snrurily I. 2. II. 'IIl't'i1hIlFll I -I I pb' I Shirley Whipple L'Shirl Tl1ey Ilia! lore aml laugh must surely flu well l'1lllllY'P llollwtiiakvrs 23 Sow:-r 1: Bowling 2: llaskt-tliall 1. 2: Svnior Play Cast 4: Wisp 3. 4: Cllvgllltllllliliil 4: l'1l'1lSll lfrulim' Comniittc-0 1: Soph Hop Com- lIllllt'l' 2: .lunior llftllll fllllll- nlittvn- 3: Unix-ga l'lii llc-lla Sorority 1, 2. 3. 'l'rQ-asltrvr 4. Margaret White 1 'u.2y I.il.-ff an lll1gl l.S risil. xlmrl mul swr'f't Sa-nior Alllln-lit' Se-rviw 3. -lg llaslwtlrall 1. 2.3.41 Vollvyliall 1. 2. 8. 4: Howling: 41 Monitors' llluln 2. 3. 4: Movk Sonata- at Oswm-go 3: .lunior llroni Coin- tnittov 3. Barbara Wilkes .lt-an ,, . . . . .4 goorl llzxposlllon is more ralualzlff llmn gold Girls' .Mlllvtir Assoviulioll 1 SlN'l't'l' l. 2: llovlu-y31 llaslul lrlll l 2 'r 1 Yollulmll 1 2 I ..-.' llull 1. 2. fl. fl htrlg t.ll0lT ' 3. -lg llowllng 1. 2. 3, Al: Soft lfuturn- llonu xnalu-rs 2: Nlujon-ttv 3. l Z, .ll A Lupin lll Lhotr -l: lx.l'.. Soc lf ty nl. 4. William Wilkes Hill llv lIlt'1'fS lille' IIN il il mfr: his ntrn flll'Pllfl1lllu lmotlutll l. 2. 3: Flu 1 lulrl 2 Nostri llmty HONOR ROLL OF SENIORS john lhlllfflly . lliclmrcl Thomas Mary llzmkinson Marilyn Cilmllins .Ioan Guido . . lluroltl Kullkn . lilimlictli llart Mary Ann Hawkins- Vulcclictoriun - 96.4 3 8 Robert Mzlclclcii - Sulututorizm - 95.813 . 95.375 . 95.188 . 94.906 . 94.875 . 94.281 . 92.969 . 92.188 . 'ag Margaret llumphrcy lnclith llzill . Carol lluhn . . il1l10l1lilS llowcll . Morris Knapp . . llntriviu l80lll'llllC . 22 Bs- Yollt-ylnull 91: lfire- tlupluin lfrzllr-rnitv 1 2 91 91 91 90 90 90 .906 .688 .250 .594 .313 .156 JUNIOR PROM yi-F ,X N. lxsxvii tin' c Left fo right: Robert Madden, Joan Guido, Richard Waskiewicz, Marilyn Chrabos, Peg Humphrey, Robert Geraci. Un May 6, lllc -Iunior Prom was held. Co-Chairmen Carlton Mullcr and joan Guido, who had the full su wort of ex 'ill ll xcc cnt committees, did a splendid job of preparing for the Prom while lflwin livans and Marilyn Chrabas dircctcd tlic many diflicult, but enjoyable activities of the Art Committee, who transformed the gym into thc mysterious atmosphere of Neplunc's Fantasy. DOTTY'S COURT PEP RALLY BLUE 81 WHITE WEEKEND On October 28th and 29th the Iirst Blue and White Wcckcnd was held. llirough the diligent efforts of Student Council members, it proved a great success. The best pcp rally in NVCSE liist ' 3 l ll ory was met in preparation for Saturdafs game against llomc. A dance climaxcd the events and with the crowning of Dotty Waskicwiu and her court, the weekend came to a close. 14653355- PROPHECY fx NAME David Abraham Nancy Ainsworth Francis Albors Claudia Allxander Raymond Badger David Bingham Margarot Bingham Donald Bronk Goorgo Burton Robert Carey louis Carollo Marilyn Chrabas Robert Christiansen Beverly Cimino John Clarke David Commins Darwin Contois Edward Craska Barbara Deuol John Dimbleby David Doughty Gerald Drapar Dorono Ellis Elwin Evans Carol Farmer Anno Flaming Jamn Fletcher Janet Frank Robort Frooman Diane Garguilo Judith Gatos Robert Geraci Ronald Gladwin NOTED FOR Being class Pres. for 4 yrs. Being co-chairman of AB-NB Semi His laugh Always sleeping Being gunner on Sr. lfhall team His tlry humor Being mistaken for Dave's sisler His pleasant ways Going hunting Being a Yankee fan His flashy clothes Her class spirit His eowhoy boots Being Pres. of Delta Chi Being a good cook Playing the drums His good looks His love of skiing Being Olita in Sr. Play Playing the trumpet His pivot Blushing l'ler taste in clothes His art ability Her argyle socks Her neat appearance Going fishing Working for Mr. Brereton His crcwcut Her smile Her fiiamonil Being a sharp shooter His wresting ability WANTS TO BE A lawyer Telephone operator A rlraftsman X-ray technician and nurse Head waiter. Trinkaus Manor Radio and TV technician A nurse A forest ranger Electrician Draftsman Electronic engineer Psychiatrist Automotive technician A nurse Automotive mechanic Automotive technician Teacher at any girls' college A hartenrler A secretary A hum A forest ranger Restaurant manager A secretary Newspaper layout anlwertiser A secretary Journalist Vice-Pres. of Utica College Nleclical secretary Dist. Mgr. of Forest Rangers Laboratory technician Nlarrierl A millionaire playboy ling Kant-'s unclersluily PROBABLY WILL BE Getting thugs out of the clink Tying up the lilies Drawing lilueprints for lxirrl houses Sleeping on the job . Eating all the rum parfaits Replacing George Goliel Fainting at the sight of bloorl Helping Smokie A live wire Drawing plans for Yankee victory Up a telephone pole A worlrl traveler Fixing WCS Driver Htl. car Flirting with all men patients Gumming up the works Drumming up a lfortlaliaker Dean of Vassar A sorla ierk Xvorking for Sam Golflwx n A trumpet-playing hum Playing liaskethall while trees lmrn Taking over the Waldorf Voterl HB:-st Drcssetl Si-c'y. of '59 One of the hest Nlarrying the lioss's son Vi'riting for White-stown lleralil Promoteal lo Pres. Typing for ftlrs. Brady Replacing the l,one Ranger Raising white mice Just that Applying for a loan Teaching Bog how to wrestlc QQ 34 Qs Y' t li PRCJPHECY 5 NK. A '. ,,,1 fs! NAME Howard Goodwin Gail Greiner Lee Grimth Thomas Groves Frank Guarno Yolanda Guarno Joan Guido Patricia Gula Judith Hall Mary Hankinson Elizabeth Hart Nancy Hauser Mary Ann Hawkins Francis Houck Margaret Humphrey Jacqueline Janus Carolyn Jassak Woodus Johnson Patrick Jordan Harold Katflta Elizabeth Kaplan Joan Keene Morris Knapp Sally Knapp Dolores Kobielski Charlotte Kocylaa Patricia Kolwaite James Konopelski Barbara Koronowski Richard Kowalczyk Edward Kruliowslxi Judith laGrand Clifford Lamoree NOTED FOR His height Being an avid gum chcwer His car l'laying the slide tromhone Being another Crazy Otto Her tremendous height Making speeches Talking in class Being accompanist for Clce Cluh Yveuring lter SlSlQ'l'.S clothes Being a good worker Being second Crace Kelly All her A's Playing jukehox at dances Her personality plus Her wavy hair Letting everybody use Santa Suit Being J of the li and .I Band llis many jokes llis acting ahility Her short, dark hair Being sweet .'hllt'lllllllg Boys' Stale Being a handy helper Chewing gum Having long. hlonde hair Her great personality Being sports editor Being a fiddler Being star tackle on foothall tean Being a fresh air fiend Her shining smile Driving his station wagon K I V7 -.NA WANTS TO BE ln the Armed Forces Medical secretary Naval electrician A music teacher ln the Armed Forces A secretary High school teacher ln the W.A.F. A teacher A nurse A nurse A nurse A private secretary Pilot in the U.S.A.l . Inventor of cigar humidifier A secretary A nurse Retail husiness salesman President Automobile mechanic Telephone operator Telephone operator Mechanical engineer A waitress A secretary A secretary Chemical engineer Mechanical technician A nurse A contractor Millionaire playhov lflementary teacher Crad. of '56 class aIW.C.5. 5 1 -nge. ata 1 I t 2 AQ 35 Gs' 9'v?f: PROBABLY WILL BE At the top of his division Working for Dr. Beechnut Crossing the wires Another Sousa A piano-playing soldier Getting up in the world First woman President Air sick Lilieract-'s assistant Borrowing somelxody's uniform Another Florence Nightingale Acting on Medic Replacing Ann Sothern Taking lessons from Arthur Codfrey Head of White Owl Cigar factory Secretary to Mr. Lustre Cream Letting Nurse Hankinson horrow uniform Selling left hand monkey wrenches Pres. of Jokes. Inc. Replacing Tony Curtis Nlaking connections On What's My Line Making the wrong connections Working for Mr. Draper Taking letters on the lJoss's lap Working in WCS's main ohice Une of the liest Beplaeing Mel Allen Serenading the patients Building dog houses .lust a playhoy Teaching little ones at llarvard Doing just that PROPHECY NAME Richard LaPera Claude Lyman Robert Madden Dolores Maika Michael Massarotti Emily Mathews Patricia McDonald .loan Miazga Felicia Migo Dorothy Miller Patricia Milling Carol Mills Ronald Mitchell Marilyn Monnier Christine Moore Carolee Morton Carlton Muller Marie Murphy John Murray William Mursch Barbara Neale Zelma Nichols John Nowicki Marlene Owens Robert Oyer Janet Pluta David Powell Thomas Powell Bruce Puckey Carol Rohn Perry Randall Frederick Reinhardt Irma Richard NOTED FOR llt-signing musical instrumcnls liis punctual lfnglish assignmcnls Hantlling moncy llcr many nicknamcs His pt-rscvcrancc llt-r1I.A.I'. stripcs llt-r sncczc lie-ing '56's only fcmalc rcrlhcatl lie-ing a cliccrle-arlcr llcr acting ability Hcr fricnfllincss llvr cooking ability His rctl llair llcr laugh Hcr long hair liowling Having ycarbook hcailachcs Hcr witty rcmarks His goowl marks 'l'rack ability Art ability Nicc pcrsonality liooil nalllrt' licing punctual His silcnt manncr lim-ing with ,lm-an Art ability Musical talcnl llis pcrlormanccs in football Dramatic ability Skctching cars Fl-'A Prom art connniltcc WANTS TO BE l.ab workcr 'licsl flrivt-r linginccr Laboratory lcchnician llicscl mcchanic liuvt-r for a mlcpt. storc Plwsical cilucation tcachct 'liclcphonc opcrator A nurse A sccrctarv A sccrctarv Uliicc workcr Plcasantly wcalthy A sccrctary Privatc sccrt-tary ln thc W.tA.l7. llairvman A nursc Ncuro-surgcou lilcctrician A tcachcr A nursc A sailor Lab tm-clinician A farmcr A sccrclarv Statc troopcr Chcmist A pro football playcr Scientist Scrvicvman Architcct Uolfs wifc w536Elv 46 PROBABLY WILL BE Still playing squarc tlancc music Running around in circlcs liuililing brinlgcs across Atlantic lcsting brokcn hcarts Campaign managcr for ,Ioan Iiuitlo Spotting sugar jcts 'lille' bcst ont' cvcr Saying, Numb:-r ph-asc Xlcntling brokcn hs-arts Acting thi- part 'lihc voicc with a smilt- Straight:-ning out thc filcs .lust plcasant A jollv gootlu ollc Sccrctary to hcatl wailcr at Trinkaus liowling lhcm ovcr l'crfccting milk with crcam on bottom llitling tht- bcil pans tlollccting brokcn ht-ails tit-tting a shock Assisting Al liapp 'l'1-sting th:-rmonn-tr-rs A lifcsavcr tany llavort l.atc for hcr own funcral l'lanting potatocs Changing typcwritcr ribbons ltrawing up bcsirlc spcctlcrs lilowing up things An All-Amcrican Hcafia biology. not Hctlrla Hoppvr ln thcrc scrving liuiltling barns A mliapcr washcr PROPHECY NAME Shirley Roberts Mary Schmidt John Schreppel Karl Schultz Norma Seeman Daniel Seguin Robert Skutnik Elaine Smith Reginald Seule Erin Spellman Franklin Stooks William Strife Bernard Sullivan Theresa Susxynski Richard Thomas Charles Thompson Douglas Tobin Richard Topor Price Turner Bruce VanBrocklin Ellen VanPeIt James VanPelt Lee Anne Vaughn Richard Walker Michael Warner Robert Warner Dorothy Waskiewicz Richard Waskiewicz Harriet Whaling Shirley Whipple Margaret White Barbara Wilkes William Wilkes NOTED FOR ller diamond Measuring height of Seniors l'lis interest in elim-inistry VFX lll'l'IlIlISl1'i.ll alrililv living a 5lll't'll1lt'lll0ll Shv smile Constanl vhatter His stride WF WANTS TO BE PROBABLY WILL BE A secretary Hair dresser Milknian Florist 'lieavlier liairy farmer lili-1-trival engine-er A secretary Psychiatrists assistant Alrililv in sports Wrestling Clever savings llis lingers Pleasant wavs Visual aid l'Xl'i'llllYl' Alliletii' aliilily lfurlv red hair Art work iitllllgl lo l'ilori4 liowling Miss l'zlloga lu 1'V1'I'y y1'Lll' llis green thuinh 'l'oling her han w'ist'1'l'ali'ks llis walk lied and hlarla living foothall llis physique ller wit lie-ing a hard w l'I'z'Ily vya-s LieIlillg1'x1'ilm'i llrixing alrilitv dlrag Sl ude-lnaker llllt'l'll orker Sevretary A farmer Anything 'l'i-avlier A sevrelarv Pllolograpliy store owner llreacl man lie-aelieoiiilwr lied Sox l'k1lt'llt'l' lforest ranger Su1'l'llS5l-ul 'l'eli-phone operator l lorida orange- growi A Wave liaseliall player Veterinarian Sailor A secretary -r Kfonslrum-lion engineer Dog kennel owner 'l':-aclier Flight nurse liookkcwpvr Sl1N'lil'ill'1ll'itl'I' A good housewife Giving pernianents Making the rounds at 5 a.ni. Pivking petals for the Hose Bowl Ceiling a MRS degree Milking the cows a mile a minute Another lidison Testing ehewing guin Getting rich Si-en-tary to Balm Zaharias Secretary ol Agriculture Soon-tliing A seeonml l,iln-rave A Mrs. Uwm-r of Kodak Co. Selling the holes in doughnuts Walking barefoot Wearing red socks l,ost on l'll'Sl trip Right down that alley l'iaves dropping Supplying liirds Eye with orange: Waving at tht- Navy lfainous lluinane Soeiely direetor ii21l1'lllIlQ.'I nierniaids The ln-st looking one around A polka instructor Training fleas llaving her own kindergarten Riding high Counting her pennies liriver lad. ti'a1'lli-r A X v -c-5375s CLASS OF '57 First Row, left to right: Ann Shaughnessy, Jacqueline Adams, Gail Briggs, Phyllis Gough, Carole Reinhardt, Lorraine Lazarek, Betty Kurniewicz, Diana Cook, Ruth Herthurn, Patricia Szmurlo, Lynn Avery, Betsy Strobeclr. Second Row: Rose Guarno, Patricia Suraslce, Patricia Young, Mary Kulik, Marilyn Dziok, Nancy San Filippo, Reggie Pflanl, Carol Janes, Patricia Hart, Carol Alexander, Barbara lmhod, Edith Miller, Patricia Carr. Third Row: Cecelia DiGristina, Ruth Sedlaek, Dorothy Kranz, Ann Leahy, Cynthia Peaslee, Brenda Many, Therese Draper, Joan Humphrey, Barbara Cusworth, Dolores Sarcone, Judith Butcher, Blanche McConnell, Mary Snow, Ann Oderkirk. Fourth Row: Diane Miles, Joan Ernst, Mary Mursch, Barbara Wentka, Barbara Taylor, Betty Young, Beverly Dodge, Marilyn Sommers, Gail Patricia Lupinslri, Judy Draper, Judy Doughty. Wainwright, Jane Lachut, Virginia Burgholser, Cowburn, Pauline Palczynski, Patricia Pietruch, Boxall, Wende Schaub, Margaret Copperwheat, Sixth Row: Janet Kratzenberg, Jean Ottaway, Bliss, Janet Sperry, Fifth Row: Marieta Sylvia Finch, Susan Mary Milne, Shirley Barbara Dembowski. Carol Downs, Mary Crooks, Ann Otter, Anne Brown, Sharon Hadtield, Jacquelyn Bell, Audrey Cafltle. First Row, left to right: Robert Reilly, Robert Marlxley, Lynn Beaton, Richard Dresser, James Baker, Harvey York, James Nichols, Malcolm Giftard, Charles McElhinney, Allen Gates, Edward Manley, William Murphy. Second Row: Hyzer Taylor, Robert Collins, Chester Stolarczylr, Robert Smith, Alex Guerino, Richard Gassner, Lewis Brown, Edward Knamrn, Richard Lamanque, Alan Thomas, John Perrone, Roy Haman, Ronald LaSalle. Third Row: Edward Carey, James Gaudette, Foster Diehl, Richard Rinehard, Gary Haas, Douglas Althott, Richard Otter, Carlton Reinhardt, Gary Sterling, Donald Rohn, Howard Lansing, Benedict Fenlc. Fourth Row: James Herron, 1 Q., 38 Brian Deuel, Robert Callahan, Cliftord O'Connor, Arthur Boxall, Walter Makinster, John Whittle, Richard Boxall, Daniel Rosinski, Ronald Forbes, John Wiliarns, Robert Payne, Anthony Demma. Fifth Row: David Maikranz, Robert Tobiasz, Martin Dolan, Douglas Smith, Ted Craska, Richard Jones, Maurice Gauthier, Richard Bauer, Francis DeAngelo, Fred Elclrtield, George Mossarotti, Keith Ogden, Louis Neveu. Sixth Row: Douglas Damm, Charles Miazga, Richard Price, Robert Beswick, William Many, Robert Sutton, Richard Yahnlle, Kenneth Perrone, Peter Monterose, Edward Hoyland, Gerald Wendt, Robert Eberley, Ronald Davis, Francis Pletl, Richard Somrners. . :dv CLASS OF '58 First Row, left to right: Bonita Keesler, Janet Marceau, Cecelia Armstrong, Joanna Miles, Linda Nucling, Sandra Wolkonocki, Royce Ainsworth, Sandra Bauer, Carol Sutton, Donna Haas, Jeanette Lyman, Margaret Bethlehem. Second Row: Phyllis Grieco, Barbara Stevens, Jacqueline DeFelice, Joan Dziok, Claire Benson, Dorothy Young, Johanne Dam, Marlene VanBaasten, Caroline Bord, Jane Bielby, Joanna Ferris, Esther Gorny, Marilyn Renfrew, Marilyn Walker, Janice Taylor. Third Row: Dorothy Maurer, Genevieve lacovino, Dorothy Abbott, Mary Bryan, Barbara Harvey, Raisa Heretz, Ann tgler, Judith Gorman, Fredericka Macek, Betsy White, Elaine Pelnik, Susan Hankinson, Leslie Warner, Carol Mielnick, Judith Sullivan. Fourth Row: Charlotte Collver, Mary Schaftner, Barbara Frye, Nedra Owens, Beverly Serviss, Maureen Flynn, Dorothy Walker, Betty Petteys, Merlyn Edgar, Esther Roberts, Louise Habbe, Thirla Hock, Judith Paige, Doris Davis, Patricia Larivee, Lucy Abraham. Fifth Row: Sandra Newton, Gail Roux, Theresa Zorn, Gail Winston, Dorothy Schultz, Susanne Geer, Nancy Harp, Kathleen Gentile, Gloria Gassner, Marilyn Younghonz, Nancy Kogut, Patricia Fenk, Cynthia Wagner, Joan Gisondo, Beverly Williams, Beverly Tschopp, Joanne Reppel. Sixth Row: Mary Gregory, Nina Heretz, Carol Wohnsen, Lureen Lloyd, Jane Brockway, Beverly Cushman, Betty Jones, Dorothy Brucker, Mary Bronk, Harriette Rose, Janet Lansing, Marilyn Zielio. First Row, left to right: William Hoke, Daniel Raga, Alan Toussaint, Richard Gahan, DeWitt Anson, Wayne Martin, James Knapp, Stanley Sambor, Chester Rey, Roger Vanderwood, Robert Patterson, Edward Cooney, Dale Siedsmci. Second Row: Barry Howarth, Thomas Slawson, Michael Manna, Raymond Perry, William Williams, Gerald Pugh, Donald Werthman, Robert Vanderlan, Harold Carts, John Linder, Dale Hughes, Joseph Haug, Frederick Nally, Richard Foxenberqer, David Wilson. Third Row- Russell Wuest, Paul Fovel, James Parker, Fred Cronk, Warner Hoffman, Russell Brillhart, Kenneth Stewart, Cassius Jones, Robert Ingersoll, Edward Kubinski, Kenneth Bode, Willard Gaskell, Robert Flo, Edward Houck, John Brisbin. Fourth Row: Alan Hauser, Raymond Lollo, Joseph Bragg, Brian Soper, Herman Davis, Charles O'Kusko, Peter Storms, Peter Ritz, John Paonessa, Ronald Topor, Valentine Battle, Chester Pilnicki, Gary Grant, Eugene Zabinski. Fifth Row: James Domser, Herman Davis, Andrew O'Grady, Dorsey Nocenti, Martin Obernesser, James Nowicki, Gregory Molesky, Melvin Bush, Norman Stark, James Hunter, James Farr, Ronald Scardino, Merrill Flansburg, Alan Doiron. Sixth Row: David Countryman, John Storey, Bernard Oyer, Robert Borawiec, Louis Kybinsky, Lawrence Wheat, William Worn, Richard Reilly, Martin Kasperek, Earl Pilon, David Schultz, James Banek, John Beqley, James Jones, James Donner, Charles Clover. 'QQ 39 Bs' CLASS OF '59 First Row, lett to right: Lorna Drury, Diane Davis, Judith Merritt, Virginia Smith, Charlotte Barnes, Barbara Schindler, Lynn Jones, Karon Christensen, Carol Kania, Marie Chrabas, Barbara Carpenter, Ellen Oyer, Leilani Ball, Second Row: Jane Schremmer, Susan Warner, Norine Mason, Marquerite Buhk, Patricia Peters, Mary O'Grady, Diane Roberts, Martha Tillson, Catherine Neumann, Agnes Piekiel' niak, Virginia Lane, Sandra Appler, Mary Arcuri, Carol D1iok, Joan Mallozzi, Carol Seavy. Third Row: Bernice Klock, Nancy Williams, Joann Cammins, Kathleen Bord, Sandra Draper, Johanne Ulrich, Phyllis Maclean, Sandra O'Kusko, .loan Ciach, Bonnie Davis, Barbara Skudder, Geraldine Harris, Carol Williams, Clorise Williams, Marianne Begley, Patricia Armstrong, Lois Baker. Fourth Row: Bonnie Beaton, Ja Ann Kaplan, Margaret Finch, Janet Burky, May Clover, Margaret Daviau Carolyn Currier, Barbara White, Joan Callahan, Ann Kobielski, Judith Ladd, Wilma Hoyland, Carol Houch, Marilyn Bowen, Ruth Barrett, Eleanor Lyman, Sandra Storms Fifth Row: Janice McDermott, Joyce McCoy, Sylvia Sweetland, Darlene Stinson, Rebecca Pryor, Carol Gibbs, Lillian Raqa, Sandra Dohr, Patricia Banas, Dawn Seeqert, Gail Dolin, Shirley Riqqles, Patricia Prentice, Linda Kammerlohr, Barbara Gross, Nancy Knepka, Barbara Jones, Gordyne Dunham, Sandra Baker. Sixth Row- Olga Bereskin, Patricia Kostyn, Johanne Crane, Mary Whaling, Jessie Milne, Mary Guggeis, Monica Beal, Gail Stevener, Reina lmhott, Nancy Yaqer, Charlotte Adams, Paula Langdon, Carol Aldrich, Martha Goodwin, Patricia Gorecki, Patricia West, Dorothy Craska, Shirley Brockway, Marion Moser, First Row, loft to right' Fred Miller, William Houck, Richard Ulrich, Bruce Burrows, Edward Leahy, Richard Bohner, James St, John, Philip Zeqlin, John Roberts. Second Row: Richard Pultorak, James Brown, Gene Corriclori, Earl Bell, Peter White, David Wentka, Joseph Roqowski, Leon Ezman, Roger Ferris, Philip Wnuk, Woyne Carey, Keith Bridenbecker, Third Row: William Schnell, Richard Wind, Ki-ith Rahn, Darwin Graves, Gault Farrell, John Wagner, William Day, David Wentz, Robert Williams, Earl Gibbs, Donald Smith, William Tyler, Richard Geary, Robert Platt, David Lubey. Fourth Row Arthur Martin, Daniel Webster, Paul Moleskey, Milton Roberts, Edward Wuest, David Ashton, Elwin Risley, Kenneth Dudeck, Frank Hawk, Anthony Curtacci, Edward McDonald, Everett Bliss, Jerry Plurnh, Georqe Staley, James Barqholser Fifth Row- Ray Cronk, William Owens, Frank Kierslnowski, Bruce Harvey, Roaer Haaan, Henry Thomas, Richard Dubiel, James Jones, Richard Wohnsen, Thomas Shaw, Carl Williams, James Rice, Anthony Mallozri, Stephen Brady, Robert Lupinski, Carl Goralczyk. Sixth Row Ronald Kowalclyk, John Field, Brian Koons, Raymond Gallup, Thomas Clark, Edward Shannon, George Eisinger, Leonard Hinkley, Doualas Farmer, David Frank, Paul Brillhart, Robert Dolan, Ronald Miazaa, David Manley, John Genelli, James Bowen. Seventh Row- Christian Habln-, Frank Mondi, Howard Bord, James Gahan, Doualas Madden, Joseph Jiampietro, Jack Crane, Gordon Strite, Roger Lansinq, Martin Romanus, Paul Reinhardt, lgor Bereskin, Walter Koroliow, Tim Fox, Joseph Jones, Lawrence Thompson, Dale Ki-yes '44 40 Cv CLASS OF '60 Frrst Row, left to right: Renata Haiduk, Carol Otter, Charlotte Bigelow, Carol Fukes, Barbara Sokolowski, Loretta Kalwaite, Jane Millson, Geraldine Hughes, Carol Kiersznawski, Alberta Munn, Gloria Yost, Laurel Gates, Barbara Edgett, Marion Giliord. Second Row: Carol Pickering, Katherine Tomaselli, Diane Roberts, Peggie Diehl, Virginia Piacentino, Linda Tritten, Judy Harp, Scrndra Rahn, Melveerie Barns, Caroline Shults, Linda Foryt, Emily Kutsko, Jane Williams, Mary Prentice, Patricia Pliska, Janice Humphrey. Third Row: Jane Jones, Diane Hubley, Jane Mlynarczyk, Mary Kasperek, Caroline Whipple, Charlotte Lyman, Sandra Lyman, Joan Aigner, Ellen Glucky, Gloria Stovener, Susan Ralrn, Mary Lallo, Marqaret Schremmer, Diane Costello, Carol Rhodes, Judith Rosato, Barbara Pietruch. Fourth Row- Diana Riihards, Linda Coultrip, Mary Bockardt, Rebecca Corts, Carol Adams, Patricia Schaflner, Barbara Deuel, Jane Graham, Bonnie Thompson, Linda Kulesa, Helen Madden, Judith Butler, Janice Howard, Beverly Pidgeon, Susan Fax, Jo Anne Mursch, Karen Williams, Nancy Perry, Fifth Row: Susan Bowen, Judy Schachel, Barbara LaRase, Mary Beckingham, Jane Lloyd, Patricia Keida, Janis Jasinski, Susan Lewandrowski, Emily Hopkins, Sandra Muller, Jill Caswell, Margaret Dunn, Mory Copuerwheat, Stephanie Roczen, Dorothy Ruzicka, Dorothy Head, Penelope Storms, Barbara Hawkins. Sixth Row: Mary Carey, Carol Pontero, Sharon Novak, Danna Hamlin, Adele Zarski, Beverly Boxall, Donna Hartlieb, Patricia Havens, Patricia West, Diane Darvoe, Sally Huqhes, Edna Wellor, Loo Sullivan, Eleanor Kiehn, Mary Lechowicz, Linda Pearce, Helen Klumbach, First Row, left to righti James Petersen, John Pesto, Edward Markert, Terrence Reilly, Robert LaRose, Ted Miller, Robert Farr, Robert Fortnam, Fred Hammes, Joseph DienhoHer, Thomas Malay, Larry Christiansen. Second Row- Thomas Knamm, Kenneth Daly, Stanley Zalewski, Leland Rirtehard, Richard Moore, Raymond Gates, Ronald Bush, John Pluta, Robert Greiner, Russell Moore, Charles Williams, Nicholas Calenda, Frank White, Anthony Riuo, William Farley. Thrrd Row. Richard Pokon, Howard Hart, Fred Martin, Phillip Young, Raymond Daviau, Eugene Maier, Alexander Zaleski, Robert Clark, Brian Savilli-, Edward Greiner, Robert Easterly, .lohn Zarnocli, Gary Cornmire, Robert Hooper, Richard Mandi, Richard Kniqhl. Fourth Row Douqlas Jones, James Lazenhy, Peter Vanderland, James Jenkins, Robert Worden, Daniel Crotty, Duane Germond, Thomas Fox, William Lamphere, Richard Graham, Stanley Lopata, Frank Walker, Robert Kowalsky, Donald Townsend, Robert Palczynski. Fifth Row: David DeLong, Jeflrey Pryor, Richard Evans, William McLaughlin, Laurence Rose, Richard Arnacher, Stephen Zabco, Parry Alsheimer, Robert Cioch, Bruce Evans, Alfred Gates, Earl Krallen berg, James Leach, Patrick Sullivan, Edward Keim. Sixth Row: Edward Przylucki, Harold White, James Schram, Neil Eberley, Alan Lazenby, Anthony DiNitto, Glenn Stevener, Bruce VanSlyke, Donald Peters, Donald Pautke, Dauqlas Reittinqer, Jack Patterson, Joseph Bailey, Michael Heretz. 1541 Sv CLASS OF '61 First Row, left to right: Carol Ashton, Barbara St. Germaine, Marion Beckingham, Nancy Close, Marilyn Armstrong, Rosemary Gates, Lynda Curtis, Barbara Booth, Betty Livingston, Candace Rey, Carol Jadlowski, Dzintra Eichvalds. Second Row: Mary Day, Nancy Reilly, Susan Snow, Frances Giacona, June Haas, Margaret Guggeis, Judith Sokolowski, Sally Schantz, Cynthia Nicholas, Rosayne Light, Shirley Kleaka, Beverly Webster, Patricia Rondeau, Virginia Morceau. Third Row: Janet Morton, lna Akins, Louise Zarnoch, Donna Young, Karen VanBrocklin, Judy Misiaszek, Katherine Pugh, Nancy Weston, Janice Ramsey, Marcia Morton, Sharon Morithew, Mary Miller, Patricia Dohr, Mary Kunkel, Mary Dam. Fourth Row: Vina Hummel, Michele Higgins, Janice Kocyba, Beverly Collins, Sheila Shaughnessy, Margaret Kieh'1, Joyce Notri, Cheryl Palmer, Judith Fivley, Sharon Cusworth, Sharon Collins, Olwen Britt, Arlene Gladvfin, Diane Millson, Donna Barkley, filth Row: Betty Smith, Carol Coy, Patricia Wengert, Helen Keniston, Patricia Rewer, Joan Williams, Carol Dacauesto, Elizabeth Buczek, Kathleen Mclncrow, Carol Ryan, Ann Cassidy, Kathleen Farr, Jennifer Lehman, Joanne Williams, Karen Mullen. Sixth Row: Cassandra Yonkers, Donna Wheat, Karen Dauphen, Hildegord Uebelmann, Linda Bolfe, Carol Boone, Sylvia Banos, Mary Plumb, Patricia Eggisan, Barbara Ntlilliams, Potrica Evans, Joan Cook, Karen Williams, Barbara Phillips, Patricia White. First Row, left to right: Walter Christ, Ronald Lada, Gerald Rathbone, Robert Staley, Roger Jones, Paul Luchterhand, Anthony Kulesa, Richard Humphrey, Thomas Brady, Jack Molesky, Thomas Hopsicker, Thomas Jenkins, Larry Citro, Angelo Primarolo, Anthony Salerno, Richard Bizowski, George Burky. Second Row: Robert Stockwin, Martin Murphy, John Potter, John D'Esopo, Richard Schindler, Jack Donahue, Nicholas Grande, Kenneth Hunter, Anthony DeTraglia, Ronald Przybyla, Richard House, Anthony Peters, Kenneth VonSlyke, Gary Gnatek, Third Row: Daniel Brown, Bruce Owens, Daniel Breheny, William Mogensen, James Roberts, John Greer, Thomas Davis, Robert Branagh, Ronald Brinck, Stanley Gawarecki, James Fox, Walter Wells, Robert Long, Edward Cook, William Mathers, Edward Kelly, George Igler. Fourth Row: Edward Miga, James Clarke, John Angelina, Robert Petteys, Donald Fox, Anthony Ferris, Falla Livermore, Gary Ingersoll, Thomas Baumes, Gary Renfrew, -4-2 42 Cliftard Emery, William Toussaint, Jerry Lane, Kenneth Baldwin, Leonard Jones. Fifth Row: Gary Yozzo, William Coe, William Plage, Joseph Sassone, Charles Mahady, Lawrence Larivee, Joseph Novak, Jessie Keck, Neil Reinhardt, Herbert Murren, Richard Schmitter, Thomas Donahue, James Wessing, James Cullen, Donald Schoen, Fred Williams, Roger Gott. Sixth Row: Richard Hooper, Robert Bauer, John Stevenson, Kirk Avery, Edward Corridori, Robert Bamford, Daniel Riecker, David Wendt, Walter Fedor, Peter Larkin, Robert White, Robert Arthur, Michael McConnell, Bruce Yourdon, David Bath, Daniel Kern, Donald Wisdom, Francis Zampardi. Seventh Row: Robert Reinhardt, Russell Garside, William Barrett, Roger Eurich, Ambrose Mathews, Robert Grimm, Robert Mason, James Haug, Ernest Maine, Elmer Merithew, Paul Fletcher, Paul Tritten, James Hadden Robert Jones, Harold Forbes, Richard Humphrey, Francis Candella, Joseph Herman, Fred Peaslee, 55' . S M -Q . x sm. S mi' ..x , .ix .4 , '1 i f ux ' i Q .ff 4. S- Q... A MY.. .WM , ,Wg ' + A X J Q lik T WW V , - .ff fad' K WY -Q x xy: sz -s ' - a .K 1 4,5 it Aff? ii- I Q 1 K W qv' N ' A P' ...ff , 4 ,ww - H. .Q M . . . -'f 1 X' ' vf ,wgQ'G. ' S 'A' 21, 15 ' K if,-. , M ' ,L x.x. N, aw- M .. ' 4- ,,.. -561 .g'?S:i ,Rp m ,. 4:--1 5 :via-ig -.,.. 4 .i . 1, wwf cw: .aff .s .www W VA, ,4- .-N jar' 1 Q , n STUDENT CCUNCIL Uoonl cilifcnship is thc high goul ol' Sluclcnl Council, thc group which govcrns thc sluilcnt hoih. 'lllllS0t'gilllllAlll0l1 allows slunlcnls to cxprcss thcir opinions und cliscuss :ini pcrlincnt qucslions. lhc council aincl thc cxcculivc connnittcc ziwurcl clzincc mlulcs. supcrx isc thc hullctin hoimls, sponsor noon hour iliincing iinnl stuch school prohlcnis. Front Row, Iett to right: Joan Cook, Mrs. Potter, Diane Gorguilo, Joan Guido, Peggy Humphrey, Anne Brown, Dorothy Kranz, Mr. Brereton, Patricia Schaflner. Second Row: Richard Humphrey, Daniel Brown, Katherine Toniaselli, Paula Langdon, Donna Hartlieb, Carol Aldrich, Harriet Whaling, Judith Doughty, Mary Whaling, Patricia Wengert, Robert Staley. Third Row: Robert Worden, Peter Vanderland, Carol Adams, Joan Keene, Mary Bockardt, Cynthia Peaslee, Marilyn Chrabas, Jessie Milne, Marilyn Renfrew, Fourth Row: Roger Eurich, Janet Kratzenberg, Ruth Herthum, Louise Habbe, Jane Brockway, Nancy Harp, Mary Schaffner, Thomas Shaw. Fifth Raw: Jean Ottaway, Ernest Maine, David Abraham, Michael Massarotti, James Brown, Thomas Clark, James Hadden, Sixth Row: George Massarotti, Francis Albers, Richard Bauer, Carlton Muller, Robert Madden, William Hoke, Earl Pilon. EXECUTIVE COMMlTTEE - First Row, left to right: Diane Garguilo, Joan Guido, Mr. Brereton, Mrs. Potter, Peggy Humphrey, Anne Brown, Dorothy Kranz. Second Row: Robert Worden, Marilyn Chrabas, Michael Massarotti, Carlton Muller, James Brown, Joan Cook, Earl Pilun. 'ci 43 fm- LITERARY STAFF -- First Row, left to right: Diane Garguilo, Patricia McDonald, Carol Rahn, Mary Hanlcinson, Anne Fleming, Harriet Whaling. Se-rand Row: Marilyn Chrabas, Norma Seaman, Joan Guido, Joan Keene, Patricia Kolwaite, Judith Hall. BUSINESS STAFF Sealed, loft to right: janet Frank, .ludith Gates, Standing: Shirley Whipple, Marlene Owens, Christine Moore, Barbara Deuel, Felicia Miqa, David Abraham, William Sullivan, Marie Murphy, James Konopelski, Elizabeth Hart, CHEGA-QUAT-KA llu' C ln' gn llll4ll'liAl Slilll, at group ul sn-minors clmscn ln pulmlisli ilu- immml wairlmnnlg, is tlixirlr-il inlu mu grmips. ilu- llusincss Stull, In-iirlcml ln tlw llusinvss Xlnimgcr, sr-Ils wiirlumkspnucmcliilms, l1llxCSItl'LlL'l'Sllllil lllSll'llJlllCS Ilic xcm'lmoolxs. Limlcr ilu- lilcralrx lllllltl llic litn-ml'x Stull' wrilvs ull utmpx such us scnior pmplu-fx, 4Ill0l1lllIll1SAll1ll ilCllXlllL'S,4ll'Q,Allll!llllUll writn ups, Alllll pivlurc imlvntilicqilimms. 'lilmc l'l1otogmpln lxlilur All'l'JIIlL1l'S lu linux- ull l1lL'llll'l'S tnlwn. llw Art ' ' ' i L lin' l clllur L'All'l'IL'S mil llw llivmv. lllc In-ml ul Ilia' cn flu--gn KIllill'liil slalll' is tlw lfmlilor-inrihicl' mlm wills Illl'l'llllgS, sm-Is all-mllim-s :tml glws zisslsluliu' lu lllv ullu-r 1-nlitms. Xliss Marx llunmnn is llu-ir aulxism 15 4-l Ev EDITORIAL STAFF -- First Row, left to right: Carlton Muller, EditorfiufChietp Miss Mary Domann, Advisor, Mary Ann Hawkins, Literary Editor. Second Row' Robert Madden, Business Manager, Michael Massarotti, Photography Editor, Elwin Evans, Art Editor. in grmlvs 9-ll who iirc llllL'l'L'SlL'tl in writing is known lnspircs Sclimml llriclv. lllillxt' up lhv lille' ol' il pllllllfil' lion wlncli has lwcn ti IIILIQAUIIIC, il lllIlllL'0gl'ill5llL'll pci'imliuil which prm iilvs ncns ul' inlurcst lu slualcnls tml laicultx aihlxc. lm' thc past scwml w4i1'sIliccclilm's lmw zillcmlul tim wi1l'ur'cm'cs. thc Columbia Sclmnl l'rcss rlssuuiailiuli hvlal gil C'ulumhi4i Ll1iii'ci'sitx, uml thc i which grills this group in its nnrk. Front Row, left to right: Dorothy Ruzicka, Ruth Sedlack, Lynn Avery, Ann Shaughnessy, Judith Hall, Marieta Wainwright, Zelma Nichols, Judy Doughty, Joan Humphrey, Blanche McConnell, Carol Jones, Patricia Larivee, Maureen Flynn, Gail Roux, Audrey Castle, Darlene Stinson. Second Row: Robert Tobiasz, Joan Aigner, Shirley Whipple, Barbara Neale, Paula Langdon, Patricia Gorecki, Charlotte Adams, Nancy Yager, Jo-Ann Kaplan, Coral Aldrich, Shirley Brockway, Michael Warner, Front Row, left to right: Ann lgler, Mary Gregory, Mary Schaffner, Ann Otter, Dorothy Kronz, Margaret Bethlehem, Dorene Ellis, Margaret Humphrey, Ruth Herthum, Janet Pluto, Nancy Hauser, Gail Winston. Second Row: Daniel Rosinslxi, Ann Leahy, Nancy Kogut, Kathleen Gentile, Kathleen Bord, Patricia Kostyn, Johanne Crane, Janet Kratzenberg, ,loan Guido, Robert Markley, Lureen Lloyd, Jane Brockway, Marlene Owens, Leslie Warner, Susan Hanlcinson, Elaine Pelnilc. l'lu- tlfgilllllilllllll nhich is uriiipuscnl ol' lhusc stuclcnls is XYISP. il'ln-sc lctlcrs. which slnncl for Xtliilcslmorn aaipvr. ainil hats graimliiaillx uxpnmluil into il lllllllllllt' linipirl' Slam' i'oi1l'ci'ci1u- hvlcl in SXIYIUIISC. ililll'0llL1ll - - First Row, left to right: Marilyn Chrabos, Co-Editor, thc-sc cm1l'ci'cm'cs, i ailuuhlv lmou lcclgc is uhlaiincnl Mm' Mono Fi'zGe'o'd' Ad'ls Anne Fleming' Co'Edl f Janet Frank, Business Manager. Second Row: Christine Moore, Anne Brown, Joseph Gauthier, James Konopelslmi, Mary Hankinson, Carol Rahn, Diane Garguilo, Sylvia Finch, 'QQ 45 is SENIOR PLAY 'l'his year, under the direction of Miss Dorothy Dey, the senior class presented 'The Fighting l,ittles, ll three-act play which was written by Booth Tarkington. The east in order of appearance included: Alniatina ,,,,,,,, ....,, S hirley Whipple Cousin Olitn ,,,,. ,,,,,.. I larhara Deuel Iiilmer .........,,, ...., H arold Kaffka Ham lillers ..... ,,,... I Reginald Soule Mr. I.ittlL '.,, ., ,,,,., Robert Madden Goody ,......,,, ,,,,,,.,..,,.. C larol Rohn Mrs. I.ittle .,,,.. ....,,,,..,,,,.. ,I oan Guido Antoinette .,,,,, ..... I Dorothy Waskiewiczf Cuckoo ,ii.,.i., ,,.., I 'atricin McDonald Screwball ..,.. ,,Y.,, H arrict Whaling Henricttc ,,....,...,,....,,. ..... ....... N a ncy Hauser Norman Peel ,.......,.,,.,,.,...,,, .,..,, IN flichael Warner j. Richard Harpeddle Ill .,,..,. ..... I Robert Freeman Mrs. Harpeddli ',,... .r........ ....,. I J orothy Miller Miss Pologa .....,..r r.... l illcn VanPclt 'N-1 ' SENIOR PLAY CAST - First Row, left Io right: Shirley Whipple, Pairicio McDonald, Miss Dorothy Dey, Anne Fleming, Carol Rahn, Joan Guido. Second Row: Ellen VanPeli, Dorothy Miller. Bdfbdfv Devel. HCYYIGQ Wlwlingf DOYOVHY Waskiewicz, Nancy Hauser. Third Row: Michael Warner, Harold Kaffka, Robert Madden, Reginald Soule, Robert Freeman. 112 -I6 Qs AUDIO VISUAL N OFFICERS- Seated: Carol Rahn, Secretary. Standing, left to right: Fred Crank, Maintenance Omcer, Ray Cronk, Personnel Omcer, James Gaudette, Scheduling Officer, Francis Houck, Inventory Officer, Mr. Kenneth Bailey, Advisory William Houck, Training Manager, Richard Thomas, Executive Director, Bruce Burrows, Film Traftic Officer. AIDS SERVICE Busy hands are always at work in the Audio- Visual Aids department. The members, num- bering about forty-liye, who range from sev- enth to twelfth grades, are responsible for such things as showing motion pictures in classes, running the julie box at dances, and operating the stage lights, house lights and sound equip- ment at assemblies. lfach morning the boys gather at their headquarters in the A.V.A. room to get their day's assignments. llere also is where the ollicers work at their duties. Supervised by Mr. Bailey, they are responsi- ble for all the service activities of the club. The otlieers are: lfxecutive Director, Richard Thomasg Scheduling Otlicer, james Gaudetteg Training Manager, William Houcltg Personnel Ollicer, Ray Cronkg Film 'l1rallicOflicer, Bruce Burrotysg hlaintenance Oflicer, Fred Cronk' Inventory Oflicer, Francis llouck. r First Row, left to right: James Gaudette, Ray Cronk. Francis Houck, Carol Rahn, Mr. Bailey, Richard Thomas, Bruce Burrows, Fred Cronk, William Houck, Second Row: Richard Hooper, Daniel Kern, Robert Clark, Richard Knight, Peter Vanderland, Angelo Primarolo, Anthony Salerno, Robert Hooper, Richard Humphrey, Robert Greiner. Third Row: James Gahan, Fred Martin, Roger Eurich, Jack Humphrey, Carl Goralczyk, Patrick Sullivan, Edward Markert, David Wentz, Ted Miller, Joseph Herman. Fourth Row: James Jenkins, James Lazenby, David Ashton, Frank Hawk, Ambrose Mathews, Keith Bridenbecker, John Pesto, Kenneth Bode. Fifth Row: Robert Vanderlan, James Burgholser, Richard Gassner, Igor Bereskin, John Murray, Walter Koroliow, George Eisinger, Stephen Zabko. Sixth Row: Robert LaRose, Earl Bell, Lee Griliith, James Domser, Richard Wohnsen. Q5 47 Gs- NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY llw Q licfgalfqllzlt-lm cliztptcr ot National llonor Soctctx, winch intlnrtvtl tncntx two non' lncnilmt-rs this yczlr, has cnjowtl much activity. .lutly llnll, its prcsitlcnt. has also ht-cn clcctctl llcgionul lrcusnrcr ol' thc National llonor Socictx. Xlvnilicrsliip is Imst-tl npon Cl141l'nctcl', Scholursliip, lrziclcrsliip :intl Scrxitc. lln' sorivtx hvltl in vokc tlzimm' in curly ,Iznnmry anal sponsorctl ai YltL'AIll0l1AIl tml for .luniors tintl Scniors along n ith nmnx other successful ztctivitics. First Row, left to right: Carol Rohn, Robert Madden, Mr. Harold Forbes, Mrs. Helen Potter, Miss Mary Shults, Mr, Julius Fillips, Judith Hall, Patricia Kolwaite, Second Row: Patricia Hart, Virginia Burgholser, Mary Hanlxinson, Barbara Dernbowslci, Janet Frank, Mary Hawkins, Barbara Deuel, Barbara Imhott, ludy Doughty, Elizabeth Haut Third Row: Marilyn Chrabas, Joan Guido, Margaret Humphrey, Therese Draper, Phyllis Gough, Anne Fleming, Dalarcs Kobielslci, Judith Gates, Diana Cook, Gail Bliss, Anne Brown. Fourth Row: Alan Thomas, Morris Knapp, John Murray, Richard Thomas, Thomas Powell, Richard Bauer, Harold Kafllca, Ronald Forbes, James Kanopelslxi. FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA lfnlurc il'L'1IL'lICl'S stalrtctl thu scan' ln sponsoring thc lirst jnlwliox tltniu-. lhis group zictccl :ls guiclcs lor tcuclwrs' coiil'cl'cm'vs In-ltl in tht- school hniltling untl t-ontlnt'tvtl ll ncctly fznnily projcct ill Cll1l'lSllIl2lS. A gclstogctltcr was also plnnnctl with tht- Ncw York Mills clmptcr. 'l'his has hccn onc ol' the most prospurous wars l5.'l'.,X. has cxpcricm'ctl. First Row, left to right: Judith Gorman, Esther Gorny, Sylvia Finch, Judy Doughty, Judith Hall, Mr. Julius Fillips, Anne Brown, Phyllis Gough, Edith Miller, Bonnie Beaton, Carol Downs. Second Row: Joan Ernst, Claudia Alexander, Charlotte Collyer, Ann Leahy, Susan Warner, Blanche McConnell, Joanne Ferris, Dolores Maika, Jo-Ann Kaplan, Margaret Finch, Susan Hankinson. Third Row: Janet Lansing, Carolln Currier, Genevieve Iacovino, Beverly Cushman, Lillian Rago, Ann lgler, Carol Gibbs, Wilma Hoyland, Louise Ha be, Maureen Flynn, Barbara White, Gail Roux Patricia Larivee. '45 48 Gs' First Row, left to right: Kathleen Gentile, Sandra Wolkonocki, Margaret Bethlehem, Joan Gisondo, Mr. Kenneth Bailey, Elaine Smith, Betty Kaplan, Barbara Cusworth, Shirley Boxall, Second Row: Vir- gina Lane, Jo-Ann Kaplan, Carolee Morton, Margaret White, Felicia Miga, Harriet Whaling, Christine Moore, Charlotte Kocyba, Barbara Neale, Jacqueline DeFelice, Yolanda Guarno. Third Row: Marilyn Walker, Doris Davis, Margaret Bingham, Carol Wohnsen, Marilyn Younghanz, Patricia Fenk, Gloria Gassner, Cynthia Wagner, Judith OFFICERS First Row: Betty Kaplan, Joan Gisondo. Second Row: Zelma Nichols, Margaret Bethlehem, Mar garet Pflanz. Paige, Dolores Sarcone. Fourth Row: Janet Frank, Judith LaGrand, Cecelia DeGristino, Audrey Castle, Jeanette Lyman, Ann Shaugh- nessy, Joanna Miles, Susanne Geer, linda Nuding, Marilyn Renfrew, Nancy Ainsworth. Fifth Row: Joan Miazga, Carolyn Jassalx, Zelma Nichols, Emily Mathews, Karen Christensen, Lillian Raga, Ellen Van Pelt, Judith Gorman, Margaret Pflanz, Marilyn Zielio. Sixth Row: Mary Hawkins, Mary Schmidt, Theresa Zarn, Patricia Gula, Patricia Lupinslri, Nancy Hauser, Gail Groiner, MONITOR SERVICE Uncler the excellent glllllillttft' of Mr. Kenneth Bailey, the members of Monitor Service perform their duties with great responsibility. 'l'his group serves the school in various ways. 'l'he members ure often aislxecl to usher nt eertuin social events such as eoneerts, lmz1eeulaiu1'eute anal grzicluaition exer- cises. they also tlo at line job of keeping the hulls ortlerly during fourth :mtl lifth periods so that classes which ure in session tire not tlisturlmetl. Monitor Serviee is guiclecl by the following Person- nel Uflieers: lfluine Smith, Betty lame Kziplzm, Peggy liethlehem, :mtl -loam Cisontlo. 'AQ 40 Ee- UBRARY COUNCIL l,ihrurx Council is il scrvicc organization which ziitls Miss Picpcr, thc lihrnriain, who is also thc cluh :ich isor. Olliccrs ol' this group arc: liurhztru lmhoif, Prcsitlcntg Anna Nlnric DiNitto. Yicc-l'rcsiclcntg llclcn lXllltlllL'I1,SCL'l'L'lilI'N1ilIlll llorothx lillllllikl. 'l'rcusurcr. Mcmhcrs git c up thc-ir stutlx hull timc to work in thc lihrairx whcrc thcx mcntl hooks, stiunp czirtls. put thc rcturnctl hooks hack on thc shclxcs atntl tlo nm otltl -iohs which man coinc up. First Row, left to right: Helen Madden, Sandra Muller, Bar bara Imhofi, Miss Bertha Pieper, Anna DiNitta, Doro thy Ruzicka, Charlotte Coll ver, Stephanie Roczen, Mari etta Mursch. Second Row: Judith Ladd, Edith Miller, Renata Haiduk, Patricia Ba' nas, Rosayne Light, Sandra Dohr, Phyllis Gough, Beverly Cushman, Mary Guggeis, Joan Ernst, Betty Smith, Lei' lani Ball, Patricia Dohr, Kath leen Newman, Ellen Oyer, Marcia Morton. i .55x,f..l,Af ' nfitff First Row, left to right: Gail Greiner, Patricia Guia, Erin Spellman. Second Row: Chris- tine Moore, Barbara Deuel, Nancy Ainsworth. Third Row: Dolores Kobielski, Mary Ann Hawkins. Theresa Suszynski. Fourth Row: Janet Frank, Mrs. Mae fulmer, Advisor. SECRETARIAL PRACTICE CLUB ll'hc purposc ol' thc Sccrctzirinl Pructicc Cluh is to iiilllllllilflll' thc mcnihcrs w ith thc tlutics ol' stcnof graphic work, propcr oilicc procctlurc anal social hzthits. 'l'hc girls stiirtccl out hy clccting thc following olliccrs: 'Iunct lfraink, Prcsiclcntg llilfllilril Dcucl, Vicc-llrcsiclcntg Gail Grcincr, Sccrctairvg ztntl Klart Ann lluw kins, lrcaisurcr. ln Novcmhcr. thcy journcyctl to Grilliss Air llusc whcrc thci hcnclitctl lroin pcrsonaillx ohscrxing ncw inzichincs, :intl ollicc procctlurc. ln jzinuairy. Mrs. Dorothy Nloorc, aithcrtis- ing SCL'l'L'i1llit :tt Utica Drop Iiorgc, CXI3l2llllL'Ll scvcml situations which occur in hcr position. Uthcr licltl trips wcrc cnjoyccl hx thc group. '41 it! fe- FRENCH CLUB Firsl Row, left Io right: Ramona Huskie, Susan Hanlrinson, Leslie Warner, Marilyn Chrabas, Mrs. Dorothy Evans, Jaan Guido, Phyllis Gough, Diane Garguilo, Esther Gorny, Betty Young. Second Row: Carol Rohn, Ann Leahy, Joanne Reppel, Sandra Newton, Carol Jones, Joan Humphrey, Ann lgler, Merlyn Edgar, Mary Gregory, Gail Raux, Nina Hs-retx. lci on pnrln' lil'illlL'1llS Ql rcm'l1 is spolwn lwrcl. l,c Circlc l'lI'LlllL'illS is zi cluh, unclcr thc clircclion ol' Mrs. limits, wliiuli cuuhlcs stumlculs lo uso C0lIYCl'SilllUllkll lfrcnclt. l,ill'll1lllIClllill'Y proccclurc is k'0l1llllL'lL'll in lfrcncli all vault IllL'L'llllg. Una- ol' thc projccls ol' l rcm'h Club is thc sponsoring ol' foreign corrcspomlviiw. .Xnolliur olriccliu- lor this ycnr has lwvn to czirn monci lor an trip. ,Xin slumlcut who has SllL'L'l'SSlillllX uomplclul om' wzu' ol' l i'cm'l1 is vligilulc to join. JUNIOR SERVICE Fist Row, left to right: Carol Fulces, Adele Zarski, Mary Day, Miss Grace Hanicker, Barbara Deuel, Loa Sullivan, Renata Haiduln. Second Raw: Janice Humphrey, Karen VanBrocklin, Jennifer Lehman, Gloria Steyener, Sandra Rahn, June Haas, Patricia Rondeau. Third Row: Janice Ramsey, Joyce Nofri, Ellen Glucky, Linda Foryl, Mary Copperwheat, Suzanne Rahn, Fourth Row: Rebecca Corts, Eleanor Kiehn, Janis Jasinski, Dorothy Ruzicka, Anne Cassidy, Kathleen Mclncraw. Fifth Row: Barbara LaRose, Kathleen Farr, Dzintra Eichvalds, Geraldine Hughes, Laurel Gates, Edna Wellor, Judy Schachel, Jane Lloyd. ,lunior Sr-rricc, umlcr thc uipuhlc supervision ol' Miss Urucc llaiuickcr, pcrlorms utzun' helpful auul worllnrltilc johs l'or thc school. ll is opcn lo alll slumlcnls in graulcs sewn, cighl, anal nine. junior Scrricc im-mln-rs niil Nlr. llrcrclon ln' collecting morning and ullcrnoon aittcmlancc slips, auul thcy also arc aictiw in hclping in thc Cluiilautcc olliccs. 'l'his uluh is cugcr :incl willing to scrw wliclicvcr uillcml upon auul im-tnln-rs can lx- mlm-pcmlccl upon to do thc ioh llnsl und vllicicnth. '47 'il fe- FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA First Row, left to right: Diane Davis, Susan Warner, Joan Dziolt, Janice Taylor, Edith Miller, Judith Paige, Kathleen Bord. Second Row: Judith Merritt, Nancy Sanliilippo, Jane Lachut, Claudia Alexander, Miss Joyce Toussaint, Carol Alexander, Dorothy Gates, Barbara Stevens. Third Raw: Dorothy Miller, Betty Young, Margaret Copperwheat, Jacqueline DeFelice, Carol Dziola, Mary Kulila, Pauline Palczynslai, Marilyn Walker, Ruth Barrett, Johanne Dam. Fourth Row: Barbara Taylor, Marilyn Monnier, Zelma Nichols, Mary Schmidt, Barbara Dembowslai, Gail Stevener, Patricia West. Fifth Row: Patricia Pietruch, Patricia Szmurlo, Betty Kurniewicz, Lorraine Lazarelr, Judith Gates. liotli tlia' junior anal Sa-nior Clmptcrs of tha' lfuturc lloina-inailaa-rs ol' , aina-riaui lmra- lmal an siia-aa-ssl'ail xauir. 'l'lic Senior group, unalcr tlia- la'aiala'rsl1ip of Miss 'Ioyaa' loussaiint, liclal ai taut for tlia' Nailionail llonor Society, sponsorcal at Saituralaiy night jukebox alzlncc ainal ai len a'a'nt colaa' al:lna'a'. llia- -I r. l .l IA., with Miss llicrcsa- l a'gla'y us its ualvisor, nmalc jigsaw punlcs anal stuiical animals for thc aa-i'a-lirul palsy clinic, plainncal zinal prcpaira-al ai Cliristinais party, anal put on skits att a-:ich ina-a-ting on prolmla-ins ol' inlcra-st to tlia- incinlxa-rs. JUNIOR FUTURE HOMEMAKERS First Row, left to right: Judith Rosato, Candace Rey, Sharon Cusworth, Mary Beclaingham, Miss Therese Fegley, Beverly Webster, Loretta Kolwaite, Barbara St. Germaine. Second Row: Mary Day, Mary Dam, Louise Zarnoch, Margaret Guggeis, Shirley Klealaa, Janet Morton, Mary Kunkel, June Haas, Third Row: Karen VanBroclalin, Cheryl Palmer, Karen Williams, Barbara Phillips, Kathleen Mclncrow, Joyce Notri, Margaret Kiehn, Cassandra Yonkers, Diane Millson, Rosayne Light. Fouth Row: Frances Giacona, Kathleen Dunn, Ann Cassidy, Nancy Perry, Kathleen Farr, Carol Jadlowslai, Patricia Schatfner, Virginia Piacentina, Judith Solaolowski. Fifth Row: Jennifer Lehman, Carol Ryan, Lindo Coultrip, Patricia Evans, Susan Bowen, Barbara Lallase, Marian Beclaingham, Hildegard Uebelmann. Sixth Row: Barbara Williams, Patricia Keido, Barbara Pietruch, Barbara Edgett, Judith Schachel, Donna Wheat. -415 '52 av SCIO CLUB llic Sciu Qflulm, umlvr Xlr. llouaml hlcC'ailmt s aililc gllltlilllllk is gilliliailctl uitli llit' Scicliu' Clulmst Xliit'rit'ii. ll was Ul'f'lllIllL'tl lm' llic nur msc ul ll iw s s x 1 - 1 1 , I I llll , tutltnt. iitli inttitst .incl .iliility in tlit lultl ol st it'1it'c'. lfaicli mcmlwr imrlts on un imliviclllail pmjvct lllfllllglllllll tht- your uml lizis tlic opportunity to uniipctc lor prifvs Sll x lll0llN SLICIICL' RYOIIQIACSSLN. lt is unc ol tlic oltlcst clulis in tlic sclmol. FHS! Row, lefl lo right: Alan Toussainl, Charles Wilson, Franklin Stocks, Daniel Se- guin, Fred Reinhardt, James Van Pell, Mr. James De Amesy. Second Row: Leon Ezman, Carl Schultz, Richard Oiter, Robert Oyer, Charles O'Kusko, Allen Gates. FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA Firsl Row: lvl! lo right: Margaret Bethlehem, Nancy Kogut, Mr, Howard McCabe, John Murray, Alexander Za- leski. Second Row: Ronald Bush, lawrence Ciiro. Third Row: Barbara Harvey, An- thony DeTragIia, Igor Beres- lxin, Walter Koroliow, Paul Reinhardt, Earl Bell, Kenneth Bode, Richard Poko 1, Barbara Solcalowslri, William Lam, phere. l uturt- luirim-rs ul .xllltllk i is in Ofgklllllillltlll uliosc mfiin purptisc is to t-tlticutu tuning lirixs in our liigli scliools to lic goml, SllL'L'L'SSl'lll lziriiicrs. Xllizit tlicsc lioxs lciirn in liigli sclmul is wry important to tlit' L'k'tlIlllIlllL' wcllairt ol out uiuntrx. l .l .,'X. lwlcls meetings to plan tlic cwnts of thc montli wliitli might inclutlc licltl trips to other st-Inmls or iiiolicy-inailxilig pmjccts sucli :is Kllll1CCS. XYl1itcslmro is in tl tliaiptcr wliicli inclutlcs Xcw llnrllortl uml Uriskziny. llicir utlvisor is Mr. junics llcflincsy. QQ 53 Cs- Iln- vlnnnn' .intl St-:nur ,XII Q Iulms, nitli Xliss Iticlxson is tnlxismy Innt- Iwcn wrx Inns S E N I 0 R A R T S E I C E tlii- xc-nr. Iilu-st' tnu clubs: imwiilwrit. Iilicx Imw During thc C Iiristin lullx IIL-cm-init-II In tli st-x untli :incl vig' Iiclp inalnnlnail tw tinns. In tlu' st-ninr gm wrt I14n'tI to Iwttt'i'mli SIgI15.II'UlIl1ll tht' st-Imnl tnvntx sown inuinlx-rs. I'Ii ,litli glllt Imam n its sL'l'xit't' tlI'gIII1Il.l up tlwrn' nrt' illmut Iiltt-cn nctiu norla 'st-Imul :is ian i it gm Itccpiiig ilu- st-Iwnl cltuin. Ilit IIIIIIUI' Lfftllllt crmsists nl :ilu ist It is hint- n'm1ti'iImtc'cI nurlt lin' tht Imullutin Immmls, anal tln-x ai n'Iwi's tn iI0t'rii'1itc tlwir Imimwiuniiis Ilicx innltc posters Im' llll Seated, left to right: Brenda Many, Marilyn Scammers, Virginia Burgholser. First Row: Judith SCIIUOI N ltl'll lltL'N lll'L' IIt.'l'KlK I Butcher, Thirza Hack, Therese Draper, Judy Draper, Mary Crooks, Mary Milne, Carol Downs, I I H X H h I I X Dolores Sarnone, Diana Cook. Back Row: Elwin Evans, James Farr, Stephen Brady. Il ll ILKI5 ll l Il Sl null group arc Ilwrcsc Il I ,. ..., I'lI T I I'l'SItIL'III1 Xirgiiiln Iiurglml ,, 1 .' sur. Xiu' I ri'snIt'nt1 zlntl I Iiim-I1t'r,St-ci't't4ii'x. JUNIOR ART SERVICE First Row, left to right: Charlotte Bigelow, Nancy Close, Miss Mor?aret Jackson, Mary Bockardt, Susan Snow, Jane Millson, Second Row: Marcia Morton, Janet Morton, Nancy Rei Iy, Patricia Rondeau, Virginia Marceau, Janice Humphrey. Third Row: Nancy Weston, Patricia Dohr, JoAnne Mursch, Joan Aigner, Judy Harp, Fourth Row: Linda Balte, Joan Cook, Lynda Curtis, Joanne Williams, Patricia White. Fifth Row: Leonard Jones, Bruce Yourdon, Kenneth VanSlyke, Lawrence Lurivee. '4Q 3-I Qa- . l tht stlmnl xx is IJt.iuti up Iln' clcain-tip utmiiiiiiittcvs nl SIIIQIUIIILUIIIICII1lI'L'IIIAII1lillII llftll, ' . ' If to tlu' group lin' Illillilllg tlit Ilus trgiting thc nnpm't4int'c- ol ni nlx SENIOR ATHLETIC SERVICE , t 1 1 First Row, left to right: Marlene VanBaasten, Christine Moore, Rose Guarno, Marlene Owens, Mr. Wilbur Kirvyan, Harriet Whaling, Patricia Lupinski, Zelma Nichols, Carolee Morton, Nancy Ainsworth. Second Row: Joanna Miles, Charlotte Collyer, Claudia Alexander, Patricia Pietruch, Barbara Dembowski, Judith Butcher, Thirza Hack, Gloria Gassner, Janet Lansing, Carol Alexander. Third Row: Emily Mathews, Patricia Fenk, Linda Nuding, Margaret Ptlanz, Charlottee Kocyba, Carol Farmer, Gail Greiner, Carol Wohnsen, Susanne Geer, Fredericka Macek, Beverly Cushman. Fourth Row: Margaret White, Judith Gates, Dolores Sarcone, Nancy SanFilippo, Anna DiNitto, Ann Oclerkirk, Patricia Young, Betsy Strobeck, Diane Miles, Pauline Palczynski. Filth Row: Patricia Milling, Diana Cook, Ruth Herthum, Janet Kratzenberg, Gail Briggs, Nancy Hauser, Betty Kaplan, Betty Jones, Marilyn Renfrew, Mary Kulik. lllhe Senior ,Xtltletie Serxiee an Xtliiteshoro Central School is nminlx at service group which is untler the supervision ol' hlr. Xtilhur liirwini. lhis group perforins such functions ns selling stuclent zintl season tickets in sehool nntl mlull tickets an ginnes, ushering at gannes anal helping whenex er else neetletl. Senior Athletic Service was founcletl ln Dr. lIlll0IlIilS llurrington. Mr. lfillips untl hlr. llosehush lmve also been aiclrisors. 'l'he ineinhers of this service group ure hzlrtl workers anal urn allways he reeognifecl ln their hlue jackets. lhe activi- ties ol' this group henelit hoth the stutlenl hotly lllltl iltlllllS. 1 QFFICERS - Standing: Harriet Whaling, President. Seated, left to right: Marlene Owens, Zelma Nichols, Patricia Lupinski, Carolee Morton, Rose Guarno. '42 55 Ce- ALPHA BETA GAMMA SORORITIES AN Firsl Row, leH lo righl: Royce Ainsworlh, Harrier Whaling, Carol Jones, Ramona Huskie, Wende Schaub, Barbara Frye, Phyllis Grieco, Jane? Krclzenberg. Second Row: Sandra Bauer, Susan Hankinson, Leslie Warner, Cynlhia Peaslee, Jessie Milne, Elaine Pelnik, Naomi Frey, Doroihy Kranz. Third Row: Elaine Smith, Pairicia Milling, Carol Farmer, Cecelia DiGrisiina, Marie Murphy, Nedra Owens, Joan Miazga, Genevieve locovino, Pairicia McDonald. Fourlh Row: Margarel Copperwheal, Doro' thy Waskiewicz, Mary Whaling, Gail Briggs, Joan Guido, Jean Orlaway, Mary Hanlcinson, Nancy Ainsworfh. llic rnclnlx'rsol'iXlpl1u lictai Gziriunzi lmxc liucl ar lmusi :mil SllK'L'L'SSl'lll ycair. Llmlcr thc glliililllft' ol' llicir compclcnl oiliccrs, tlic NB. girls liclcl lmlw sailcs .mil ar rzilllc als lll0llCi'll1lllill1g proj- vcls. XX'ork XYcck look plzlcc :incl thc prolils wont to ilu' cliarrilx lillllll. lo im'rcaisc fricmlli- ncss lmclwccii thc sororitics :mil fraitcriiilics in XX'l1iti-slmoro, fX.l3. gmc its ammuil Cliristmais party for li.lf. and also participated in am intcrf sororilx-fmwrriity supper. XYitli NB.. Alpha llctu liclcl tlic lliirlccntli zmnuail semi-l'ormnl. llunqucts and tons roumlccl out thc aictivitics. Mmnbcrs of AB. arc now looking forward to camp this summer. OFFICERS-Firsl Pow: Mary Hanlcinson, Scribe, Nancy Ainsworrh, Hisiorian. Second Row: Harrier Whaling, Treasurer, Elaine Smith, Corresponding Secretary. Third Row: Patricia McDonald, Vice-Presi- denig Dororhy Waskiewicz, Recording Secrerary. Fourrh Row: Carol Farmer, Sgi. ai Arms, Joan Guido, President Jean Ofiaway, Sgr, ar Arms. 15 56 Qu' D FRATERNITIES META HHERION OFFICERS Lvft to rrglrt Harold Kafilca, Sgt. at Arms, David Abra- ham, Sgt. ut Arnrs, Francis Albers, Secretary: Douglas Tobin, Vice, President, Mirluu-I Massurotti, President, Robert Madden, Treasurer -42 5 First Row, left to right: David Abraham, Francis Albers, Douglas Tobin, Michael Massarotli, Robert Madden, Harold Katika. Second Row: Francis DeAngelo, Walter Makinster, George Mas' sarotti, Richard Waskiewicz, James Konopelski, Earl Pilon, Robert Geraci. Third Row: Brian Deuel, David Schultz, Roger Vanderwood, Malcolm Gifford, William Holme, James Banek. Fourth Row: Eugene Slabinski, Robert Coleman, William Man , Joseph Gauthier, Daniel Rosinski, Keith Ogden, Thomas Clarl. Fifth Row: Morris Knapp, James Brown, Robert Sutton, Fred Nicotera, Ronald Gladwin, Ronald Mitchell, Richard Bauer. crx busy NCLH'NAISCII-lllilfkl ln Nlcln llcu'rron fx X l r'arlcr'rrilx. urulvr' llu' ur nrlmlc lc4ulcrsl1itol'ils l prwsimlcrrt. fyllt' ol ilu- lrrst sovirrl cxcnls was tlu' lxrrulrrcl lor' ruwx riu'rnlu'r's. llu'y also clormu-rl to ilu' llcrl Cross rrrul lu-lnl rr parlwr' clrixc. llu' lmrns slmrrrrsmrrul ir slciglr rirlc rrrul ar lmlu- srrlu. llu' lrrglrlrglrl ol ilu' ivrrr mrs llu' lil'3Nll Sprirrglirru' Scrcrnulc nlriclr mrs lu'lal rrl lurn l'uruls on ,Xprrl 3. Nll' slrrwcl tu irnprow lIllL'l'fStll'Ul'llf'lil'AllL'l'llllX rclzrlirmslrips ln spunscwirrg ai gr-relugr-tlu-r' zrrul ar clrzrrily nlxrrum' with ilu' ollu'r' grurrps. Nlulrr llcu'r'ion lu'llu'el Ilu- sclurrml ln sclling up Ilu' luurrrlilirl rn1rr1gc'r'su'ru'rrl llrrislrnrrs linux - r,,. 1 X- SORORITIES AN DELTA cHl GAMMA Firsf Row, left Qc right Mary Schmidl, Beverly Cimino, Lynn Avery, Ann Oderkirk, Annu DiNiNo, Pufricic Young. Second Row: Zelmu Nichols, Shirley Boxall, Diane Miles, Pauline Pclczynski, Betty Young, Caroline Bord, Johonne Dum, Meriyn Edgar. Third Row: Shirley Roberts, Beverly Willioms, Carol Seuvy, Janet Lansing, Beverly Cushman, Borburo Deuel, Erin Spellmon. 'iqfll lJeltz1CfhiClninnm, which HON'L'UI1SiSl50l.AllltllIl thirty members, is the name ul' the new sorority XYl1lL'l1N'llS0l'glllll!L'tl in the full ol' l'-355. lleltai Chi's lirst project was aiicling Al needy ikimilx nt Cliristimis. ln lluinmrx, they spcmsurecl ai xerx stlccessllll skating party. lfcwintil initiaitimi mis helcl for neu members on l7eln'u1irx IU, aiml on lfehruziry 21, along xi ith their hrutliers, Sigma l,llilylllJ132l,lllL i helnl at banquet nt lwin lhmtls. ln zulclition, the girls. along with the members of SPK, sponsorecl ai Nlnrcli i'm'nml, entitleml. Blue llllaipsoclw For summer net ix it ies, lleltzi Chi i5l7l2ll1l1ll1gQl0l'K'lllAlfillllli. OFFICERS-First Row: Lynn Avery, Vice-President, Beverly Cimino, g Secretary Ann President, Second Row: Patricia Young, Recordin g Oderkirk, Corresponding Secretary. Third Row: Mury Schmidt, Sgt. ut Arms, Annu DiNilln, Trensurf-r. 145 5 8 Sys' D FRATERNITIES NOSTRI BRATY llllis XUAII' Noslri lllxlll l'l'AllCIAIlllX gill ull' Ill ll guilll SlAll'l. llirsl ull llll, llll' Clllll lllls l'l'l'llill'il . . . A , l llllll glllllg pllll'i'l'lls lil llll' Ill-ll Cross. lll NOXt'llllJt'I' llll' l.lILllllx5glNll1g I'AllllL' lllls llvlll, Xlllt'I1 Yll. gllli' lllllll lllrvl' llll'lxl'XS. flll , - , . lJl'L'k'IllllL'l' lb. Xllslrl lil'lllX, AlIklL'tl ln .X.ll., lllll on llll-il' Lllllllllll slrllli l'ul'llllll Llilllkl' All 'llllill lJUIlllS. llllilllglllllll lllk' Xl'All'. X.ll. ll1l5 llllcll zlllll' lil llillll lllllL'll llcllul' lllL'L'llllgS llcixlllsl' lil, lls llllk' L'llllll1llllSL'. lll lllilllgllll'Xl'1ll'lUill'lUSk'. N.ll. llvlll its lllllllllll lllllllllcl lil llllicll llllix l illl ilvll llll-ilxllllllllli. Flvsr Raw, li-fl lo llghl Richard Walker, Palrick Jorrlan, William Slrife, Charles Thompson, John Nowicki, Richard Kawalclyk, Si-rand Row: Ronald Kawalczyk, Carl Williams, James Parker, Paul Fovel, Herman Davis, Joseph Bragg, James Rice, Third Row: Jack Schreppel, Thomas Shaw, Michael Manna, Gordon Slrilc, Franklin Slooks, Rober! Payne. fourlh Row: Charles Miazga, Edward Knalnnl, William Murphy, Darwin Conlois, William Wilkes, Carlton Muller. Fiflh Row: William Mursch, Bruce Purkey, Richard Topor, George Burlon, OFFICERS - Left lo riglll: Pafrick Jordan, Secrelaryg Charles Thomp- son, President, Willianl Slrile, VicefPresiden1p Richard Walker, Sgl, al Arms, Richard Kowalczyk, Sgt. af Arrnsp John Nowicki, Treasurer, i 6 l , R LIN1 .ici QQ Fl.. K. E. SOCIETY SORORITIES AND Frist Row, Iefl to righf: Mary Hawkins, Carol Rahn, Diane Garguilo, Margaret Humphrey, Anne Fleming, Dorene Ellis, Joan Keene, Felicia Miga. Second Row: Janet Pluta, Elizabeth Hart, Barbara Wentka, Mary Schafiner, Judy Doughty, Gail Greiner, Mary Snow, Norma Seeman, Patricia Hart, Christine Moore. Third Row: Jean Wilkes, Blanche McConnell, Barbara Koronowski, Sylvia Finch, Patricia Kolwaite, Ann Leahy, Betly Kaplan, Judith LaGrancl. Fourfh Row: Janet Sperry, Joanna Miles, Ann Shaughnessy, Lureen Lloyd, Jane Brockway, Rulh Herthum, Carolyn Jassak, Susan Cowburn, Fifth Row: Gail Bliss, larraine Lazarek, Nancy Hauser, Jacqueline Adams, Anne Brown, Barbara Cusworlh. Oncc signin li. lf. Society luis haul ai wry busy nml prulitulmlc your. lhlflllg,lll1illlliSglYlllg YQICZI- lion, twcliti'-lirc girls from lotzi clizlptcr nltcmlcml the sixty-sixth unnuzil coiirciitioii, which was liclcl in Sxruclisc. lfor thc sccuml L'0l1Sl'L'llllYL' war, tlw XX'liilcslmoro cliaiptcr won thc' cl0llSllllllllill Cup. loin also lizis rczison to bc prounl ol' tlicir Prcsiclciit. llcg llumplircy, nlio was clcctccl Prcsialcnt of Clriincl Loclgc. During thc your thc girls lizirc sponsorccl such things us thc li. lf. Square lluiicc, li. lf.-M. ll. llziiicc, thc :innuzil Siiiorgzislmnl, lmzilec sulcs, clolliing clrircs, piirlics for llic clclcrly lzinlics, ll rnlllc, lmnqlicls, ziml llicy luiw also prmnotcml piwi-in-cts to lim-lp m-1-dy faiiiiilivs. 'aff 60 Gs- OFFICERS-Firsl Row: Joan Keene, Scribe, Mary Hawkins, Sgr, al Arms, Carol Rahn, Treasurer, Felicia Miga, Sgr. at Arms. Second Row: Anne Fleming, Corresponding Secretaryg Dorene Ellis, Recording Sec- retary, Margaret Humphrey President, Diane Garguilo, Vice-Pesidentg Janet Frank, Reporter. FRATERNITIES SIGMA PHI KAPPA i Firsl Row, lefl fo righl: Gerald Draper, John Clarke, Francis Houck, Elwin Evans, David Bingham, Bruce VanBrocklin, Richard LaPera. Second Row: Donald Werlhman, Robert Platt, John Perrone, Everett Bliss, Brian Soper, James Gaudette, Frederick Nally. Third Row: Dale Siedsma, Richard Gassner, Douglas Damm, Anihonv Demma, lynn Beaton, Cliflorcl Lamoree, Perry Randall, Warner Hoffman, Fourth Row: James Donner, Donald Bronk, Harvey York, Richard Dresser, Edward Cooney, James Nichols, Robert Markley. Un thi' -lth ol' Nmn't'n1hcr. 1955, scwnil bins UFQLIIIIICKI what is knmnvn tis the Sigma Phi liaippti I ruti'rnitx. SIlIL'L'lIlL'll.lI1L' mcmhcrship has iiicwusctl to thirtx. Ihc mcmhcrs hint' hi-cn SllL'L't'SSIilII in hgning scwluil skating ptirf tics, at paipcr tlriw amtl Ll squurc clnncc. But mostly. thu :irc proud ol' thcir joint htinquct aiml semi l'orinnl which thcx hcltl with Ilcltai Chi. Ilinww1', tht' lil'QllL'l'l1IlI mnvcs mann thanks to all thc Ii2tL'llIlY aiml stutlcnts that hint' hclpt-tl thvm wrx much in tl1cirsnu'css. Ilwx hupc to IJlIlIlI aiml inanntinn rcspcct lor their ltlL'2lIS funn CVC'-xonc All Xx.llitCSbUrU cicntrnl OFFICERS First Row Francis Houck Secretary Elwln Evans Pres! gchvol Second Row Gerald Draper Publicity Agent Richard I.aPera Sgt t -4 nl SORORITIES OMEGA PHI DELTA OFFICERS - Firsl Row: Judifh Gates, Sgl. af Arms, Ellen VanPelf, Rall Caller, Theresa Suszynski, Scribe. Second Row: Irma Richard, Chaplain, Claudia Alexander, Recording Secretary: Shirley Whipple, Treasurer, Patricia Szrnurlo, S 1. al Arms. Third Row: Dolores Maika, Vice- Presidenfp Marilyn Cirabas, President, Marlene Owens, Corresponding Secretary. Firsf Row, lefl ro righf: Irma Richard, Shirley Whipple, Marlene Owens, Claudia Alexander, Marilyn Chrabas, Dolores Maika, Judilh Gales, Pafricicu Szrnurlo, Ellen VanPell, Theresa Suslynski, Second Row: Mary Milne, Diana Cook, Jane lachul, Virginia Burgholser, Marilyn Mannier, Carol Alexander, Barbara Dem bowski, Marilyn Renfrew. Third Row: Carol Kania, Barbara Slevens, Jacqueline Janus, Patricia Piefruch, Judy Draper, Bar- bara Harvey, Joann Comrnins. Fourlh Row: Ann lgler, Judith Gorman, Therese Draper, Patricia Larivee, Dorothy Schultz, Fiflh Row: Lucy Abraham, Mariela Wainwrighl, Charlohe Adams, Mary Kulilv.. fi. . llns past yenr lms proven lo lic prosperous lor the mcmlmcrs of the ,Xlplm elmpu-r ol' Omega l'l1i llcltu. Aicling neecly families uml sponsor- ing lmlxc soles, runmmge soles amcl lens were projects tlmt were enjoyable to ull. New mem- bers were installecl at ll Alilllllkllil lmnqucl. illlll' lllllllllll semi. uSXVCL'll1L'2ll'lSiSlll10llCllCS,n which was presented on l:l'l7l'll2llif l l. liigllliglmlerl the year. A cluncc with tlic lictu clmptcr in Decem- ber was also liclcl. Omega l'l1i members umlcr- took the lfuster Seal Drive for crippled cliil- clren. Plans were also made for other lfaster projects, the lime banquet and summer camp. '43 6.2 Ga- fx , N Q .'M.- w' 1 1 .-wig. ,A . ,ber -A zz-25, P-,223 r ' . -uf, ' 4 ' in .H-., .. +..'1 oi . .. ff- Q, ww-wi? ,cw .Y .133 'ui VK1 ,MA K.:-r fi fo.. ..vc,,. ' 1 ., ff -A Q- ' MF' 1' 1: . .:. .. , .- x,, 1. Nfl.,- 231' - W-r - fe..- NEB' W, P: ,,.- H, , ,. ff , .. a 4' v Xu,-f A CAPPELLA CHOIR First Row, left to right: F. Miga, M. Hankinson, D. Kranz, J. Doughty C. Jones, R. Platt, D. Webster, F. Diehl, G. Massarotti, C. Rahn, Pi Palczynski, B. McConnell, B. lmholl, Mrs. D, Waddell. Second Row J. Humphrey, D. Ellis, D. Waskiewicz, B. Frye, J, Ingersoll, R Lansing, D. Dnnun, R. Forbes, R. Freeman, R. Vanderwood, C. Rey P, McDonald, M. Snow, J. Keene, H. Whaling. Third Row: A. Shough nessy, W. Srlmulu, M. Scliaflner, G. Greiner, A, Fleming, L. Beaton H. Koflka, K. Ogden, A. Gates, R, Markley, M. Obernesser, R. Collins, M, Chrabas, S. Cowburn, C. Farmer, E. VanPelt, S, Finch. Fourth Row: R, Ainsworth, J. Plura, J. Hall, L, Lloyd, R. Bauer, R. Boxall, R, Callahan, B. VanBrocklin, J. Dimbleby, M. Dolan, D. Abraham, R. Tobiasz, C. Alexander, P. Lupinski, T. Draper, N. Owens, N. Seernan. Fifth Row: J. Ottaway, J. Kratzenberg, A. Otter, A. Brown, T, Groves, W. Sullivan, C. Muller, R, Madden, R. Soule, F. Albers, R. Mitchell, D. Contois, R. Jones, R. Warner, J. Begley, B. Cusworth, J. Wilkes, D, Cook, G. Bliss, J. Guido, D. Garguilo. llu- ,L lkippcllu Clmir is unc ul' llu' mann music urgnnifulimis All our sclwol. 'l'lmis war. lllc ulmir. umlcr ilu- lim' nlirccliun ol' Nlrs. llomllwu XLHLICICII.lIilSIl1llllL'4l IIIIIIIIJUI'UI.ilPl7L'2ll'2llIL'L'Sitll Icln-visimi, rmlin. ul lmuil lmspilnls. LlnimmSln1iun.and in our ziuclilurium. 'l'l1c Girls' Clmir, also umlcr thc nlircc- tion ol Mrs. XX mlnlcll. lms pmllclpnlccl in llw C onccrl C 4n'nlxall, lwstcnlmllml. and llic Spring C lmrall ki0llL'l'l'l. llulliol'll1cscL'l1oii'sul'clrulx lim' llI'giIl1IlilllllI1S. GIRLS' CHOIR First Row, left to right: M. Murphy, B. Wentka, N. Ainsworth, Mrs. D, Waddell, J. Lc1Grand, B, McConnell, W. Schaub. Second Row: C. Aldrich, S. Draper, D. Stinson, J. Paige, L. Warner, C. Collyer, E. Gorny, B. lmhofl, B. Stevens, M. VanBaasten, J. DeFeIice, P. Grieco, P. Youn , E. Miller. Third Row: J. Ernst, M. Whaling, S. Newton, S. Haniinson, L. Habbo, J, Lansing, C. Barnes, V. Bur holser, B. Young, P. Hart, B. Many, P. Palczynski, M, Owsns, Miller, C, Alexander. Fourth Row: B. Deuel, A, Leahy, A. Shaugh .45 nessy, B. Cimino, G. Winston, B, Schindler, M, Crooks, A. lgler, N. Harp, M. Gregory, D, Walker, M. Bingham, C. Kocyba, C, Moore, G, lacovino. Fifth Row: J. Frank, M, Milne, C. Janes, S, Geer, B. Jones, J. Sperry, C. Gibbs, C. Wohnsen, A. Oderkirk, B. Taylor, N. Hauser, P. Milling. Sixth Row. J, Callahan, D. Schultz, J. Marceau, L. Jones, J, Brockway, S, Bauer, J. Gorman, M. Bronk, M. Sommers, J. Butcher, D. Cook, P. Slmurlo, L. Avery, L. Lalarek, K, Gentile, fg- FRESHMAN cnoln First Row, left to right: Marguerite Buhlx, Margaret Finch, Wilma Hoyland, Janet Burky, Carol Hauch, Lois Bakr-r, Agnes Piekielnialc, Mary Arcuri, Miss Ruth Wheatley, Director, Second Row: JoAnn Kaplan, Judith Merritt, Dimmu Davis, Sylvia Sweetland, Barbara White, Patricia Goreclmi, Susan Warner. Third Row: Patricia Kostyn, Puulu Langdon, Gail Stevener, Lillian Raga, Geraldine Harris, Karen Christensen, Charlotte Adams, Marie Clnalms, Charlotte Barnes. HARMONAIRES JR. KEYNOTES av. X ,A Seated- Mrs. Dorothea Wciclrlf-ll Slnndnm, Loft to right' Carlton Muller, Robert Madden, Richard Bauer, Thomas Groves, Reginald lvll lo Um Rolwfl LUROWV RUU9' L4 tl'1ll- Soule, Peter Boxall, Douglas Damm, Keith Ogden, Mrs. Dorothea Waddell. DOUQIUS FU T'0V, Tl1O'7'US FOX. Pl'l ' Vf '1l1 lUI', Daniel W1-bstor, James lulwxlxy, William CHORALAIRES 5f C ' Left to right: Joan Guido, Janet Krotzenberg, Susan Cowburn, Therese Draper, Ncrrna Seemcm, Carol Jones, Mrs, Dorothea Waddell, Judith Doughty, Carol Rohn, Mary Lou Snow. '42 64 Qs BOYS' GLEE CLUB First Row, left to right: William Schnell, Joseph Haug, Judith Hall, Mrs. Dorothea Waddell, Allen Gates, Douglas Farmer, Martin Romanus. Second Row: Christian Habbe, Donald Smith, Edward Leahy, Gault Farrell, Phillip Zeglin, Richard Ulrich, William Owens. Third Raw: David Wilson, Edward McDonald, David Ashton, Everett Bliss, Jerry Plumb, Carl Goralczyk. Fourth Row: Tim Fox, Joseph Jiampietro, Robert Dolan, Roger Lansing, James Hunter, Richard Wohnsen, John Brisbin. lhns' Cilcv Lllllll is miiipiiscil ol' hins in SCIILUI' lligh whilc lhv -Iunior Clwir is nlaulc up ul' only thc 'Iunior lligh sluili-ins. lllu-sc groups liznc sung all z1ssc111hlics, thc cl0llL'L'l'l C'11r11ix'i1l, zincl the Spring lfcslinil. lhc llill'Illltl1Alll'L'S :incl c'llOl'1llilll'L'Sill'C sniiillcr, cxpcrt groups who are wr-ll lil10XVIl for their ltL'l'lJ0l'Ill1lllL'L'S lllfltllglltllll ilu- L'licz1 ill'L'Al. hlrs. Dorollwu Xilulclcll is in L'l1ill'gL' of ilu- wicnl groups with llici-xc-1-piimi nl' thc l'vl'L'SllllllllI C'l1i1i1', mliirctccl hx Miss llulh XYl1L'z1tlc1. JUNIOR CHOIR First Row, left to right: Walter Christ, Thomas Davis, Roger Goff, Peter Vanderlan, James Lazenby, Patricia Schaltner, Mrs. Dorothea Waddell, Mary Bockardt, Janice Humphrey, Margaret Dunn, Sheila Shaughnessy, Cheryl Palmer. Second Row: Robert Clark, Clifford Emery, James Cullen, Robert Arthur, Gary lngersoll, Bruce Owens, Richard Graham, Lawrence Citro, Angelo Primarolo, Leonard Jones, Nancy Weston, Sharon Collins, Susan Snow, Marcia Morton, Janet Morton, Beverly Webster. Third Row: Richard Schmitter, Anthony Rizzo, Ronald Brinck, Daniel Riecker, Donald Schoen, Phillip Young, Stanley lopata, William Lamphere, Robert Grimm, Robert Mason, Michael McConnell, Ronald Lado, Sondra Yonkers, Judy Har , Peggie Diehl, Judy Sokolowski, Virginia Piacentino, Jill Caswell, Barbara Deuel, Sharon Cusworth. Fourth Row: Jack Molesky, Anthony Peters, Thomas Jenkins, Kirk Avery, Roger Eurich, James -AQ 65 Forbes, Edward Greiner, Stephen Zabzo, Robert Cioch, Edward Markert, Helen Madden, Carolyn Shults, Patricia Wengert, Patricia Egiison, Marion Beckingharn, Jane Graham, Rebecca Corts, Diane Hu ley, Linda Foryt. Fifth Row: Lawrence Larivee, William Mc' Laughlin, Richard Amacher, Bruce Evans, Peter Larkin, Thomas Fox, Parry Alsheimer, Richard Schindler, Nicholas Grande, Carol Jadlow- ski, Dorothy Ruzicka, Loa Sullivan, Mary Plumb, Linda Pearce, Bar- bara LaRose, Judy Schachel, Renata Haiduk, Linda Coultrip, Mary Carey. Sixth Row: Paul Maikranz, Glenn Stevener, James Leach, Bruce VanSlyke, Robert Farr, Alan Lazenby, John Pesto, Kenneth Hunter, Robert LaRose, James Petersen, Laurel Gates, Gloria Yost, Jane Millson, Edna Wellor, Carol Ashton, Helen Klumbach, Marion Giltord, Sandro Muller, Carol Otter, Kathleen Farr, Candace Rey. .. rss' BAND First Row, left to right: Robert Markley, Woodus Johnson, Allan Thomas, Ronald Forbes, Sandra Newton, George lgler, l.illian Raga, Mary Lechowicz, Susan Hankinson, Margaret Bethlehem, Carolyn Currier. Second Row: Bruce Burrows, Virginia Lane, Patricia Kostyn, Jo-Ann Kaplan, Paula Langdon, Margaret Finch, Robert Arthur, Thomas Slawson, Frederick Nally, Bernard Oyer, Jack Dimbleby, Thomas Powell, Peter Vanderland, Joan Humphrey, Robert Lallose, Jean Ottaway, Robert Staley, Robert Warner. Third Raw: James SENIOR 'l'he Senior Band, under the direction of Mr. Donald Cantwell, provides an opportunity for students to present instrumental music to the school and community through concerts, parades and athletic events. Anyone who passes a written test and satisfactorily plays a solo may become a member of this group. Some of the activities which the Senior Band participates in are the football games, the Concert Carnival, a program at Marcy State llospital, the Band and Orchestra Concert, outdoor pep rallies, the National Ilonor Society Assembly, the State Contest, the lXlemorial Day Parade, the Music Awards Assembly and incidental parades. l,ast year, the band received an A in grade 5 music at the State Contest. This year grade 6 was performed. 'l'he orlicers are: 'lack llilnbleby, Presidentg illll0l11llS Groves, Vice- Presidentg Anne Brown, Seeretaryg llobert Marle- ley. lreasurerg Alan Thomas, librarian, and Hadden, William Toussaint, Judy Schachel, Marie Chrabas, Earl Kratzenberg, Thomas Groves, Anne Brown, Ann Otter, Edward Leahy, Gault Farrell, Torn Fox, Edward Hoyland, Reginald Soule, Donald Pauflle, Raymond Gallup, William Mclaughlin, Roger Jones, David Doughty, Edward Hoyland, Bruce Evans, James Jones, Robert Grimm, Daniel Webster, James Cullen. Fourth Row: Tim Fox, Mr. Donald Cantwell, David Commins, Martin Dolan, George Staley, Jerry lane. BAND llonald liorbes, Property Manager. 'l'he Prep Band is another organization which deserves much credit. just as its name implies, it prepares students to enter the senior group. 'l'hey take part in several junior high assemblies and the Concert Carnival. The ollicers of Prep Band are: Paula Langdon, Presidentg lfarl lRl'illlClllJL'l'lQ, Vice- Presidentg l,eland llinehard, lreasurerg lloger lfurich, librarian. ln mentioning the musical groups, we must give some attention to the Alajorf ettes. Under the direction of .laelty Adams, these six girls lead the band in marching events and add color to the group. Positions for Majorettes are determined by try outs. liaeh girl must display excellent baton technique and adhere to march- ing standards. 'l'he Color Guard, also under .Iaclty Adams' baton, consists ol' live girls. 'lihey also take part in parades and marching ey ents by bear- ing the llags. 'GQ film Eb' MAJORETTES COLOR GUARD First Row: Jacqueline Adams. Second Row, let! to right: Dolores Left to right: Claudia Alexander, Patricia Szmurlo, Beverly Cimino Maiku, Jean Wilkes, Diane Garguilo, Valerie Rathbone, Marilyn Diana Cook, Judy Draper. Dziok. PREP BAND First Row, left to right: Paula Langdon, Earl Kratzenberg, James Hadden, Judith Schachel, William Toussoint, Howard Hart, George lgler, Lillian Raga, Mary Lechowicz. Second Row: Jack Humphrey, Ronald Forbes, Douglas Reittinger, Marguerite Buhk, Walter Christ, Joseph Sassone, Robert Kowalsky, Thomas Fox, Robert Arthur, James Jenkins, Robert l.aRose, Donald Townsend, Leland Rinehard, Robert Staley. Third Row: Jeflrey Pryor, Ambrose Mathews, Richard Baslczoslti, Ronald Lada, Clifford Emery James Leach, Vina Hummel, Daniel Riecker, John Steven- son, Charles Mahady, Ronald Przybyla, Donald Pautlme, Ernest Maine, Peter Vanderland, William McLaughlin, Roger Jones, Robert Grimm, James Cullen, Bruce Evans, Roger Eurich, Edward Pr1ylucki, Frank Mandi, Edward Corridori. fourth Row: Mr, Donald Cantwell, Carl Goralczylc, Kenneth Daly, Jerry Lane. 67 fb' ORCHESTRA -Mewa 1 e First Row, lelt to right: Norma Seeman, Dale Siedsma, Ann lgler, Ann Kobielski, Mary Boclcardt, Karen Christensen, Dorothy Kranz, Carol Jones. Second Row: Ronald Topor, Louise Habbe, Mary Arcuri, Barbara Sokolowski, Robert Markley, Alan Thomas, Sandra Newton, Margaret Bethlehem Carol Gibbs, Woodus Johnson, Jean Ottaway, Charlotte Barnes, Susan Warner, Carol Hauch, Joanne Reppel. Third Row: Barbara Koronawski, Nancy Kogut, Jane , , .. ,.., . , , .,., Graham, Esther Gorny, Patricia Keida, Peggy Diehl, Christian Habbe, Thomas Slawson, Frederick Nally, Bernard Oyer, Jack Dimbleby, Peter Vanderland, Joan Humphrey, Thomas Groves, Anne Brown, Edward Leahy, Raymond Gallup. Standing: Tim Fax, Martin Dolan, George Staley, Mr. Joseph Cilecek, Richard Pultorak, Martin Romanus, John Storey, James Knapp. r- iv- ililll' m'c'l1cslr'z1, nmlvr llw lim' clircctirm ol' Mr. Uluscpli C'ilcc'cl4, is rmcrrl'llu' lllkllltll' music' 4tlig12lllll1llltll1S rt XX' C' 9 'l'Iu fllLlILSlIl not onlx umlinu rllx sums tha snhool In lkll4tlll1ll1Q lm thi Sinim l In r . ... . 4 4 . ,V . . , , .m. . . . . . , Slilll' L untcsl, liilllil and Urclwstrzr Li1tl1CCl'l zmcl thc L'om'crt Cfurnixzil. lmul also lm' klSSL'll1lJllCS lin' llw siuilcnt lmmly. 'lllrc olliu-rs arc: Prcsiclcnt, llrrmms Grmcsg vlL'L lll'L'SlllL'lll, llarrlmru liornrimvskig StSCl'l'l1ll'X, flnm' llrowng ll'c4rslll'i'l', llnlm hlmlilcxg l,llJl'kll'lklll, llorutln Ixmrrfgl'mpcr'1x hlilIlilgl'l', ,Xlun ilill4llll1lS. PREP ORCHESTRA First Row, left to right: Dorothy Ruzicka, Beverly Pidgeon, Hildegard Uebelmann, Sylvia Banos, Susan Warner, Barbara Deuel, Janice Humphrey. Second Row: Cher I Palmer, Patricia Keida, Shirley Kleaka, Kathleen Mclncrow Mary Arcuri, Ann Kobielski, Mary Lechowicz, George Igller, Judith Schachel, Howard Hurt, Jock Humphrey. Third Row: Lillian Raga, Geraldine Harris, Edward Corridori, Roger Eurich, Mr. Joseph Cilecek, John Stevenson, Alan Lcrzenby James Lazenby, Robert Lallose, Donald Townsend, Leland Rinehard, Robert Staley. mQ68Zv ? A I E , S HE HOLDS UP HANDS 5' 3 yr I 'N . FDR FELLCWSHIPK' SHAKESPEARE CHEERLEADERS DOROTHY WASKIEWICZ FELICIA MIGA DORENE ELLIS V Left io righl: Barbara Cusworfh, Barbara Frye, Phyllis Grieco, Co- Ccnpfcxin Dorothy Krunz, Co-Cupiuin Naomi Frey, Lorraine Lozarek. ,lg MARGARET HUMPHREY, Copmin NORMA SEEMAN WENDE SCHAUB '4Q- NJ is FOOTBALL VARSITY FOOTBALL Firsi Row, lefl lo righl: Raymond Badger, William Slrife, Ronald Gladwin, Richard Kowalczyk, Douglas Tobin, David Abraham, Charles Thompson, Edward Craska, William Mursch, Bruce Puckey, Morris Knapp, George Burton. Second Row: Peler Boxall, Francis DeAngelo, Eugene Zcibinslci, Richard Bauer, Edward Manley, Roberl Collins, Daniel Rosinslxi, William Holme, Fred Nicolera, Paul Favel, COACHES AND CAPTAINS LQH to right Mr. Harold Head, Charles Thom son, David Abraham, Mr. Allen Frye, Mr. Robert Jizirra. '4Q T Richard Sommers. Third Row: William Murphy, Roberl Coleman, Gregory Molesky, Merrill Flansburg, William Sullivan, Arthur Boxall, Kennelh Perrone, john Perrone-, Charles Mialga, Earl Pilon, James Parker. Fourlli Row, Dalo Hughes, Francis Plell, Donald Rohn, Walter Mcskinsler, ililic XX'llilL'slJ4im ugirriurs INTEL' ilgillll pruwnl lu oppmicnls ilu-ir pmwrlul slrn-nglli nml sports mimship mm ilu- grinlirun. losing milx um' ul' ilu- six gzunus. llu- luss uns ll lwzirl lirczilwr lu llmnc lfrcc ,-Xuzilluiiix. llic liluc ziml Xlliilc lmcl ai clillicull limi' in ilu- lirsl hull, unlx lu cmnc lmck in ilu- scwml In mmplcu-lx out class llu- Orange nml llluvla from ilu' 'Toppc-i' City. l'l1c lim,-m'l lwciilaiiig plnx uns Ulillrla illlT0llll3S0lT'S iippim-iiilx cuiiiplclcnl l'm'uul'cl paws to liill Nlurscli in tlic cml folic, wliicll was rulccl ilicoiiipliflc. 'l lic QLIIITC cnclcnl xx illi llonic XlCl0l'l0llS by za live point margin wliicli cmlccl thc '55 gridiron scason. U Ea- W.C.S. VERSUS PROCTOR W.C.S. VERSUS U.F.A. FOOTBALL SCHEDULE XVl1ilcslmru I5 ,AA., ..,..,,.... N orwiclr 0 Wliitcslmm 31 ....L ..,.. N cw llzn'tl'nrnl 0 Xlllmitcslmro 32 ..,,. .. .... llroclor 13 FRESHMAN FOOTBALL TEAM Wliilcslmm 7 .... ..A,....w......... Q Turlluml 6 Wliltcslmom I9 .,....,. Utica lfrcc Acalclcllly ll Wlmilcslmoro 1-l .... ..... I lumc 19 Firsl Row, leff lo righl: Mr. Richard Ellis, Edward Przylucki, John Gimelli, Carl Williams, Douglas Farmer, Leonard Hinkley, Edward Greiner, Fred Hammes, Mr, Roberi Ingersoll. Second Row: James Jones, Paul Malesky, David Manley, Milfon Rolaerls, Joseph Jiam- pielro, Edward Shannon, Eugene Corridori, Gaul? Farrell. Third Row: 1 fa., Robert Hooper, David Frank, Ronald Kowalczyk, William Owens, James Leach, John Wagner, Raymond Gallup. Fourlh Row: Thomas Shaw, James Rice, Brian Koons, Edward McDonald, George Eisin er, Thomas Fox. Fifth Row: Jack Crane, James Brown, Everetl Bnu. Tlis BASKETBALL VARSITY BASKETBALL First Row, If.-H lo right: David Abraham, Francis DeAngelo, Harold Allen Frye. Second Row: David Doughty, Carlton Muller, Robert Kal'Tlna, Robert Geraci, Charles Thompson, Edward Knamm, Coach Madden, Douglas Tobin, Harvey York, Edward Mcmley. llll' X1 lllt0sl1ul'11 X1ll'slt1 t01lll1 lllllsll0cl tll0 s01ls11ll 11ltll EI 1011 011llll1l0lul.1l1l0 l'00111'1l lllul0l' tlu' llllllll ol' citiilfll fXll0ll CQ. l5l'10. M't0l' tlu' llip-1llulftll0l1 C'0l1tl'11l LJlll'ltliI l 01111110 11 1s n1'0l' 1Yl1it0sl111l'o 0111110 Ulll on top11'itll ll ltlfl l'L'LtUl'll. 'l'l1L'X llSL'tl .1 2 3 h 1 . , . lllllt' 1l0l0lls0 11l1l0ll llL'lll tlu' opprisltloll to I1111 kl1t'l'3lgt' ul 45., pulllts l10l' Qillllt' 11llil0 tlu' X1'llit0sl1ol'41 01lg0l's l10tt0tl ll 60.8 points p0l' gkllllt' 1l10l'1lg0. lilu' l'I'Xt'lIlt'l1 01ll'l10tl tllis il11pl'0ssi1'0 l'l'k'0I'll X1 itll ll Stllllltl lll1ul0 up ll1ostl1 nl' 10t01'11lls. l'l1L'5L'I1ltlI'S 11'l1o ll1l1'0 pl1110ml tl10il' lzlst gllllll' for XX llit0sl11ll'11 1ll'0: llilli' Xl11'11ll11lll, IJ111 0 lJ111lgl1t1, Hub cll'l'2lL'l, llzlrolcl lxtllllul, Holm BliltltlL'I1, ciilltlltlll AllIllCl', C l1ill'll'S l'lltlIlTllSUIl, lllltl llrillglus 'l'11l1il1. 'lllu' l1c11s l'l'1lll1 tllis XCQIITS Sllllilll 11'll11 11ill l'0t1ll'll 11011 10111 lil tl'1 to L'All'IA1 1111 tllis 0l11'i1ll1l0 l'0011l'cl 11l'0: l'1l'illlClS l701Xllg0Irl, l'vll11iIlAtl lxllllllllll, l'1l111ll'1l Xlill1ll'X, lllltl Il11l'101' York. l311l1G0l'110i l11l1l to I01110 tlu' lllilvlt ill llll' llilllllhll lll1ll'l1 l1001l1ls0 ol' tlu' 0igllt s0l1l0st0l' 0ligil1ilit1 l'lIlL'. ll0 11lll1 pl1110cl 0igI1t g.11110s lllll still t1mt1ll0tl Ili points. llu' lL'illll s lL'illlIl1g s011l'0l's 110l'0 C alrltull Xlllllt'I', Iitllm xltltltlvll. illltl lJ1l1'0 lltlllgllly. QQ 72 Cv BASKETBALL SCHEDULE XX'liilvsImr6 54 ,Y,,, ,,,,. N cu X urli Mills 40 IYllilL'slw6r6 72 Xllliitcslwm 67 XX'l1i1csImum56 XXIIIIIUSIIUIXI 66 XYIIIIt'5IIlIl'lIl1?n IYliilcsImm 58 I5lIIIIl'SIllII'0 56 Illiilcsliom 5l Xlliitvslmm 59 , ...llullnml I,klICIII 52 I . A. 52 ..,,.,...IImm-42 .. ,,..ll UC.,-X.37 .NA,...-,,.Ijl'lK'llll' 71 ...,.Ncu llurllorml 37 MSI. I mncis4I , .... IIUIILlI1lII,lIIL'l1lS.2 2 . Ll. If. A. 53 JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL XYI1ilcslm6ru 65 XYl1itcsIJoro60 ..... XX'liiIcslmr6 64 II'liilcslJoro 60 XIlIlIlL'SI7Ul'lll18 Wliitcslnom 55 Wliilcslmoro 5 5 Wlmiu-slmn-0 5 5 XX'I1i1csImm7l ......IIomc 40 ,, ,..... U.C. .'X.62 ....,.....,....Proctor48 .. Ncw IInrll'6raI 46 I rzim'is4H Now York Mills 38 .-.llolluml Pzilcnl 50 -..Now IIul'1l'm'mI 5I 2 2l2,,, U. I . .-X. 58 First Row, left Io righh James Bonelx, Rolqerl Coleman, John Begley, David Frank, Paul Fovel, Warner Hoffman. Se-cond Row: Managers Harold Cons, Merrill Flansburg, David Schultz, John Paonessa, Roger Vanderwood, Daniel Rugo, James Knapp, Edward Shannon, Conch Roberf Ingersoll. - .44 73 c- v BOWLING mf-,fl av' Firsl Row, lefl lo righl: Richard Foxenberger, Frederick Nally, Richard Knight, Nicholas Calenda, Frank While, Leland Rinehard, Peter Vanclerland, Richard Mondi, Peter Larkin, Raymond Daviau, Roberl Worden. Second Row: John Perrone, Robert Flo, James Donner, Robert Tobiasz, Richard Yahnke, Benedict Fenk, Daniel Rosinski, Douglas Smilh, Merrill Flansburg, Daniel Raga. Third Row: Joseph Rogowski, Edward Carey, Robert Collins, John Gimelli, George Eisinger, Edward Przylucki, Harold While, Carl Goralczyk, Robert Hooper. Fourlh Row: Marlin Dolan, Richard lamanque, BASEBALL 1955 Edward Hoyland, Richard Dresser, Wayne Martin, Brian Soper, Parry Alsheimer, David Wentka, John Linder, Jerry Plumb, Palrick Sullivan, Louis Neveu. Fiflh Row: Malcolm Gifford, Kenneth Dudeck, Leon Ezman, William Hoke, Earl Pilon, Daniel Seguin, Richard Gahan, Robert Vanderlon, James Burgholser, Ray Crank. Sixlh Row: Richard Gassner, James Gahan, William Houck, Fred Crank, James Gaudetle, Richard Thomas, Francis Houck, Earl Bell, Robert LaRose, James Herron. X fl A has 15 K if W5 i YG H f :W r, Q ' if K . ,. 5 fivkdmffqf, a Nyiwifwfgf asifr a in -, . x 4 'Y , V ,A sk MQ ,f 1 'AVF F- gy WY ,t f J Q .. . 1 J mf Y at K Y ' N i , Q J ,ii' 5 i , ,,,. . T VIL 1 . A Gigli? i ' , J L 9' N ' 2 i 'izfigief ' A Y - 5 1 L XV L l 5 A ig. .P 4 Q 1 1 is ,,ilw5 ,,i, 1 , x, L 1 1' J ,-' J ' ,V J X X- Y i i L 'i-'L -. 'V I E In ff I, '- 'aff ' l ' ,L . ' X ff ., W 2 ' 1 f ,nr his L, ,Q X: Z wif , .L l i . - xr-: Fri : I may Qt rw , rrree as J r B , ,A Y A il 5 M ,QR 1 ,. as ,J . , ,g ,v . A V , vgrsrm k Al M . K. Firsl Row, lefl lo right: Bruce Puckey, Brian Deuel, Richard Walker, Francis DeAngelo, Roberl Geraci, Robert Carey, James Miller, John Nowicki. Second Row: Manager Waller Makinsler, Arlhur Jewell, Richard Topor, Harry Saville, Roberl Madden, Edward Manley, Richard Bauer, Paul Czerkies, Coach Mr. Robert Ingersoll. Q5 74 Em- TRACK TEAM Firsl Row, leff lo righl: William Mursch, Roberl Freeman, Mr. Joseph Gillen, Richard Waskiewicz, James Nichols. Second Row: David Schullz, Roberl Collins, George Burvon, Daniel Seguin, Edward Cooney, Third Row: Franklin Stocks, James Konopelslci, Francis Houck, Ronald Davis, Morris Knapp. GOLF WRESTLING lefl ro right: Bruce VanSlyke, Raymond Badger, Mr. Richard Ellis, Kneeling, lefl fo righl: Roberl Collins, Richard Waskiewicz. Sland Alan Thomas, Ronald Forbes, James Brown, Slanley Sambor, ing: Gregory Molesky, Peler Monterose, Frank Guarno. Edward Przylucki. SKIING sa Firs! Row, left to righl: Mrs, Margaret Risley, Ann Oller, Jean Ottaway, Anne Brown. Serond Row- Ronald Forbes, Richard Boxull, Richard Bauer, RoI'xerIMarl1ley, Robert Freeman. -45 75 is GIRL'S ATHLETIC ASSOCIAT OFFICERS Sealed, lofi to right: Yolanda Guarno, Secretary, Patricia McDonald, President. Standing: Janet Kratzenberg, Treasurer, Susan Cowburn, Historian, Joan Guido, Sgt. at Arms, Elaine Smith, Vice President, ION lliis wiir, imurc lliiin aim ullii-r wiir, ilirls' ,Xllili-iii' ,Xssucizitimi ligis CUllL'l'llll'2llL'll un gix ing swiicn' to llic sr-lirwl. lm' ilu- lirsl limi' iii llic' ilSSUClilll0lliS liislorx, il ltl'Ul'L'SSlllIlLll Ival iiais liclcl. 'l'Iiis lui XHl5liHI'llll'lJL'I1k'lll ul' alll iiiiriui' :mil sviiiur girls. ililic l5lll'l51lSl'OlilllL'll'il uns lu ilfilllllllll tliu girls iiilli thc livlcl ul' i'cL'i'a'1ili1iii zmcllliujmilJsnll1'i'L'il in il. llu- girls in ll. X..X. solcl XXQCQS. iiltlmims for llin' lmig Hlilui- iiml Wliilcu ncckcml. lliis uns ilu' iam' lmig iiiuiivx raising plwliccl nl' llu' war. lilu' grmip iisilul tlic Cliilali'uii's lluspitiil llrmic to liqiw Ilii- cxpci'icl1u' ol' scciiig m'tlicmpulii's all iiurli. Illia' incvtiiigs un-rc hi-lil on lfriiluxs mul Ilia- ulliix-rs wcrc als lollmis: l,illl'lL'lJl Xlclluiigilil. llrvsi clvnlg lflarinc F-milli, Xicv-llix-siilciilg Xulaimlgi Ciiizirim, Scci'u'i1ii'x1 .Iam-I lsl'Lll!t'lllM'I'g, il'ri'iis urcrg aiml login Cluiilu, Svrgviiiil all .Xrms. First row, left to right: Jane Brockway, Sandra Bauer, Janet Kratzen- berg, Joan Guido, Patricia McDonald, Mrs. Beatrice Dynak, Yolanda Guarno, Elaine Smith, Valerie Rathbone, Curolee Morton. Second Row Christine Moore, Marguerite Buhk, Phyllis Grieco, Kathleen Gentile, Sandra Draper, Rose Guarno, Barbara Frye, Susan Cowburn, Cynthia Peaslee. Third Row: Janet Frank, Janet Plum, Anne Brown, Ann Otter, Judy Draper, Nrinry SnnFilippo, Dorothy Kranr, Jean Ottaway, Wende Schaub, Nancy Ainsworth. Fourth Row: lorraine Lazarek, Jare Lachut, Barbara Dembowski, Patricia Pietruch, Gail Briggs, Joan Miazga, Dorothy Waskiewicz, Harriet Whaling, Carol Rahn, Gail Bliss. Fifth Pow: Margaret Copperwheut, Gail Greiner, Dorene Ellis, Margaret Humphrey, Patricia Milling, Carol Farmer, Jean Wilkes, Norma Seaman, Diane Garquilo, Erin Spellmcin, La? Th ue- BOVVLHQG lm! YY .xv First Row, left to right: V, Rathbone, M. Copperwheat, M. Dziok, G. Greiner, J. Frank, J. Pluta, C. Moore, A. Otter, N. Ainsworth, Mrs. B. Dynak. Second Row: J. Butcher, H. Whaling, B. Young, B. Mc- Connell, D. Kranz, W. Schaub, R. Herthurn, C. Morton, J. Mialga. Third Row: A, Leahy, J. Kratzenberg, C, Peaslee, A. DiNitto, D, Miles, B, Strobeck, P. Gough, N. Hauser, J. Wilkes, L, Lazarek, P. BASKETBALL 'Q McDonald. Fourth Row: J. Crane, N. Sanlzilippo, G. Briggs, L. Avery, P. Palczynski, B Koronowski, M, Hankinson, J. Hall, D. Waskiewicz, E. Smith. Filth Row: M. Wainwright, J. Ulrich, S. Draper, D. Garguilo, Y. Guarno, J. Guido, C. Farmer, P. Milling, D. Sarcone. First Row, left to right: E, Thomas, J, Morton, D. Millson, S. Yonkers, J. Aigner, B. Deuel, R. Haicluk, M. Buhk, C, Coy, C. Dacquesto, N. Close, J. Cook, J. Mursch, B. Phillips, L. Bolle, M. Morton, S. Snow, N. Weston, J. Misiaszek, M. Schremmer, C. Lyman, S. Muller. Second Row. L. Pearce, A. Munn, M. Dunn, D. Garguilo, P. Humphrey, J, Guido, N. Ainsworth, C. Moore, J. Pluto, G. Greiner, P. McDonald, N. Seeman, D. Ellis, Y. Guarno, D. Waskiewicz, H. Whaling, P. Gula, B. Deuel, C. Morton, Z. Nichols, D. Miller, J. Dziok, J. DeFelice, D. Davis, P. Diehl, M. Bockardt. R. Gates. Third Row- B. Keesler, C. Bord, J. Dom, E, Roberts, M. Edgar, J. Lansing, B. Cushman, W. Schaub, G. Briggs, R, Guarno, V. Rathbone, S. Cowburn, A. Otter, J, Adams, J, Kratzenberg, C. Peaslee, P. Larivee, N. Heretz, L, Lloyd, G. Winston, N. Harp, G. Gassner, M. Younghonz, J. Miles, Fourth Row: S. Brockway, B. Williams, K. Christensen, B. Davis, P. Kostyn, '45 P. Maclean, J. Ulrich, J. Callahan K, Bord, P. Wengert, B. Stetter, R. Pryor, P. Grieco, K. Gentile, M. SchaHner, D. Schultz, S. Bauer, M. Renfrew, M. Bethlehem. J, Brockway, S. Geer, E. Kiehn, M. Beckingham, C, Adams, E. Kutsko, K. Farr, C. Jadlowski. Fifth Row: D. Roberts, A. Kobielski, C. Aldrich, D. Stinson, L. Kommerlohr, P, West, J. Crane, P. Langdon, P. Gorecki, M. Whaling, J. Milne, M. Finch, G. Harris, S. Riggles, M. Beal, V Piacentino, M. Lechowicz, A. Zarski, G. Hughes, C. Kiersznowski, D, Richard, D. Costello, J. Williams, B, Pietruch, C. Pontero, J. Harp, H. Klumboch, C. Bigelow. Sixth Row: N. Perry, K. Williams, J. Mlynarczyk, C. Whipple, L. Tritten, J, Caswell, M. Barns, M. Lallo, D. Darvoe, M. Copperwheat, C. Rhodes, B. Webster, C. Palmer, S. Klecxka, K. Dunn, P. Havens, P. Pliska, C, Schultz, P. Schaflner, B. LaRose, J. Schachel, J. Butler, B. Sokolowski, C. Pickering, M. Gitlord. HOCKEY Qwl , L 1... , -A q 4 ..-. sl 41. ... !. cr x ima A 3 A .L 4 First Row, left to right: Patricia McDonald, Carol Farmer, Gail Greiner, Yolanda Guarno, Dorothy Waskiewicz, Mrs, Beatrice Dynak, Harriet Whaling, Erin Spellman, Joan Guido, Elaine Smith, Diane Garguilo, Nancy Hauser. Second Row: Valerie Rathbone, Marilyn Driok, Rose Guarno, Jacqueline Adams, Judy Doughty, Nancy San' Filippo, Carol Alexander, Jane Lachut, Dolores Sarcone, Gail Briggs, Cynthia Peaslee, Judy Draper, Susan Cawburn, Carol Jones, Jean Ottaway, Janet Kratzenberg, Joan Humphrey. Third Row: Beverly Cushman, Janet Lansing, Cynthia Wagner, Joanna Miles, Patricia Fenk, Linda Nuding, BADMINTON Marilyn Younghanz, Elaine Pelnik, Betsy , G F, First Row, left to right: Diane Richard, Carolee Morton, Patricia McDonald, Yolanda Guarno, Rose Guarna, Mrs. Beatrice Dynalc, Ruth Herthum, Nancy Hauser, Johanne Ulrich, Sandra Draper, Patricia Goreclxi. Second Row: Mary Beckingham, Gail Briggs, Bar- bara Devel, Marilyn Summers, Jaan Callahan, Wende Schaub, Ann laah , Janet Sperry, Bonnie Beaton, Margaret Finch. Third Row: Carol' Pickering, Mary Bockardt, Judy Harp, Mary Lechowicz, Erin White, lucy Abraham, Ann lgler, Leslie Warner, Doris Davis, Jacqueline DeFelice, Cecelia Armstrong. Fourth Row: Carol Wohn- sen, Nancy Harp, Gail Winston, Louise Habbe, Lureen lloyd, Jane Brockway, Margaret Bethlehem, Maureen Flynn, Patricia larivee, Susanne Geer, Sandra Wollconoclci, Nancy Kogut, Gloria Gassner, Ann Otter. Fifth Row: Phyllis Grieco, Barbara Frye, Nedra Owens, Mary Schaftner, Marilyn Walker, Dorothy Schultz, Sandra Bauer, Marilyn Renfrew, Kathleen Gentile, Mary Gregory, Joan Dziolm, Susan Hankinson, Esther Gorny. 0 ft sl Spellman, Diane Costello, Virginia lane, Carol Aldrich, Johanna Crane, Patricia Kostyn. Fourth Row: Helen Madden, Jill Caswell, Patricia Young, Ann Oderkirk, Judith Schachel, Barbara LaRase, Wilma Hoyland, Marion Gifford, Margaret White, Jean Ottaway. Fifth Row: Diane Darvoe, Mary Lallo, Jane Williams, Joan Aigner, Ann Shaughnessy, Audrey Castle, Barbara lmhoH, Kathleen Bord, Barbara White, Dorothy Miller. '45 78 is SOCCER P89 First Row, left to right: Judith Schachel, Barbara LaRose, Darleen Stinson, Kathleen Bord, Carol Aldrich, Patricia Gorecki, Jaan Cal- lahan, Johanne Crane, Patricia Kostyn, Sandra Draper, Carolyn Schultz, Jennifer Lehman, Paula Langdon, Nancy Close, Mark Beck- ingham, Sharon Cusworth, Beverly Webster, Mary Day, Joan Cook, Patricia Rondeau. Second Row: Helen Madden, Susan Warner, Judith Merritt, Virginia Lane, Jo-Ann Kaplan, Johanne Ulrich, Mary Whaling, Jessie Milne, Barbara Deuel, Rebecca Corts, Carol Adams, Barbara Edgett, Melveene Barns, Ann Cassidy, Patricia Pliska, Frances Giacona, Donna Wheat, Diane Richard, Barbara Sokolowski, Nancy Weston, Shirley Brockway. Third Row: Marguerite Buhk, Renata Haiduk, Mary Bockardt, Judy Harp, Eleanor Lyman, Ruth Barrett, Gail Dolin, Patricia West, Janice Humphrey, Geraldine GIRLS' TENNIS Hughes, Kathleen Pugh, Sally Schantz, Carol Coy, Arlene Gladwin, Patricia Wengert, Carol Pickering, Diane Costello, Patricia White, Marion Beckingham. Fourth Row: Judith Sokolowski, Jane Jones, Linda Foryt, Linda Pearce, Bonnie Thompson, Margaret Dunn, Jill Caswell, Jane Williams, Donna Hamlin, Eleanor Kiehn, Mary Copper- wheat, Carol Dziak, Karen Christensen, Patricia Armstrong, Mary Kunkel, June Haas, Patricia West, Rosemary Gates, Janet Morton. Fifth Row: Mary Lallo, Diane Darvoe, Linda Balfe, Sandra Muller, Mary Lechowicz, Emily Kutsko, Carol Pontero, Mary Guggeis, Bonnie Davis, Sharon Novak, Judith Butler, Margaret Schremmer, Carol Otter, Helen Klumbach, Beverly Cronk, Linda Kammerlohr, Marcia Morton, Patricia Havens, Susan Snow, Virginia Piacentina. First Row, left to right: Marie Chrabas, Yolanda Guarno, Judy Draper, Nancy Sanliilippo, Dolores Maika, Rose Guarno, Patricia McDonald. Second Row: Karen Christensen, Therese Draper, Mrs. Margaret Risley, Gail Briggs, Diane Garguilo. '42 79 is VOLLEYBALL Front Row, left to right: Carol Pickering, Marguerite Buhk, .loan Bauer, Wende Schaub, Patricia Larivee, Sandra Wolkonoclli, Mary Callahan, Sandra Draper, Barbara LaRose, Judith Schachel, Helen Copperwheal. Fourth Raw: Susan Cowburn, Nancy SanFilippo, Madden. Second Row: Margaret Dunn, Patricia West, Barbara Marilyn Dziok, Carolee Morton, Gail Briggs, Gail Greiner, Jane White, Bonnie Beaton, Mary Schatfner, Jacqueline DeFelice, Barbara Williams, Beverly Cirnino. Deuel, Carol Dziok. Third Row: Joan Guido, Leslie Warner, Sandra llail to thcc! O Sons of XYhitcslJoro, Through the four long years ol' high school, We have a trust to kccpg 'Midst thc scones yy c low so wt-ll: The low: of NVhitcslJoro Ilivh School XVC have struvvlcd on and u nyard m mr- l And hcr hivh ideals to scclig Till wc'vc rcachcd the Uoal idcal: 1 5 Loyalty is for the blue, Whitesboro High. wc ll nc cr forgot you: And the white means honor bright: You lmvc always loomcd so hright, So wc'll stand true forcvcr And wt-'ll all stand truc lorcycr To thc Royal Blue and XVhitc. To thc lloyal Iiluc and Xthitu. XVhcn wc'rc launched on lril'c's grcat journey, And wc come to toil and carcg NVQ will think of dcar old XVhitcsboro And thc moral wcyc lcarncd thcrcg XVC'll uphold hcr line ideals, And wc'll represent thc right- ISL- right, be square, bc truc, bc fair To the Royal Blue and XVhitc. fafQ805v ,Jr 1 fl II' Qu .H nm' 11' All an, m Q Q4 as M,--- ' ,,, . A ' 1 - 2 sf -' 'Wy 0 , - ' ..,.......... ,.,,.a.....,..,.......,......., ....,.....W........,.,, ' , 1 M, JW gr A V V W7 M W. - , ,f,V1.-M Sz, , ' - . -QQ N -' JN ,Mr A , ..,J..r . M5 4. Ms JM - -1 ' N ' fQY'13ff'g34,iii?4WQ37,.'..,,.,-L,wLQ,,:5?m,f1 Q 1 U W, V 4 N ' J, V ,Q .,,,, ,, ,, fkwy ,QML 1 ff' ,,2 1, , km . , . 1-fm - . ' :12: g,,1,f .-fn, M1 ,mn ,,,y,.X,f.x1 ,. - - ' 'S' 'H K' , mfi' ai- . , - 'Y - - . . . 1. ' R' A aa. qw, , . I - .. ' ' 2, W , -. W, . - V X - '-'wg .. gg -4 1 X . ' '- A- W , in ' L wx X W K 'e W 'V - 4 if 'nmpmvw .f ww, ww E., ,N K , - f, . 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