Arlington High School - Anchors Yearbook (Lagrangeville, NY)
- Class of 1954
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THEME
In I936 fhe Anchors was hrsf esfablashed as
the unsngnua for Arlanglon Hugh School Snnce lhal
hme 1+ has become an m+egral perl of our school
life buf we feel 'rhaf many sfudenfs are unaware ol
fhe orugnnal meamng of fhvs symbol Wrfh fhs
fhoughf an mund we have chosen The anchors as
our +heme an order ro rnsfull rn fhe mlnds of fhe
sfudenl body fhal ihe school and commumfy pro
vnde us wrfh The anchors whuch lceep us always In
'rhe rrghf course safeguard our navrgahon of per
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sfress and uncerfaunfy
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Memor no m
Wafson E Sanford was a genrleman whose manner afrracred many friends and
sleadfasfly
a glance fha? hrs lrfe was dedrcafed fo a number of communiry
d as a member of rhe Board of Educafion, and for
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ren of 'rhose lwenfy years he was nfs presnden
hrmself wrfh our problems and he worked hrelessly In our rnreres
He became a parf of our lrfe here In Arlrngfon Hrgh School hrs unfime y
has broughr sorrow fo 'rhe sfudenfs alumna and faculfy
To lhe memory of fhrs man we respecffully dedrcafe our Anchors .
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"We have enfifled fhis book 'Anchors' because
we feel fhaf if will be a fie binding us fo The pasf-
a link befween fhe communify which we are leaving
and fhe greafer communify info which we shall be
going." "
These words appeared in fhe firsf "Anchors"
in IQ36. We have come a long way since fhaf wire-
bound book was firsf published. buf we sfill affirm
fhe purpose of if. The members of fhis senior
class, fogefher wifh ofhers of fheir generafion,
musf provide fhe leadership fhaf is essenfial fo
creafe order in fhis era of chaos. To accomplish
fhis fask we shall need every available resource
wifhin our grasp: a broad and comprehensive back'
ground of hisfory and presenf day world affairs:
a feeling of folerance foward ofher people and
nafions: a sfrong adherence fo fhe principles by
which fhis counfry was founded.
lf is imporfanf fhaf we have a firm foundafion
for our role in fhis world of reconsfrucfion and re-
habilifafion. This basis has been well provided for
us by fhose men and women who have unselfishly
dedicafed Themselves fo fhe field of educafion.
To fhese people we should feel an everlasfing debf
of grafifude. If is fhey who have faughf us fo forge
fhe chain fhaf represenfs our lives, fhe chain of
which our yearbook is buf one link. This book will
be a consfanf buf pleasanf reminder of fhese
ideals.
We shall go on forging our chain in whaf will
perhaps be fhe mosf imporfanf era yef seen in
human hisfory. This is an age of fechnological ad-
vancernenf fhaf is making fhis world a beffer place
iniwhich fo live. The ominous fhreaf fhaf com-
munism presenfs musf be overcome if we are fo
confinue in fhe American Way. In fhis fighf we
shall play an acfive parf. Whaf fhe fufure holds for
us we do nof know. However, we can hope only
fhaf whafever "parf we are fo play, whefher if is
fo be fhaf of a merchanf ship, or fhaf of a small
fug,"" we will improve fhe sfafus of our fellowmen.
Reber? B. Jessen
Edifor-in-chief
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Lef to Rrght H old C Ste Supermiendent of Schools
Do ald J Ne so Prunclpal of Arlmgton H gh School
Anchors Avvergh
All worlr Thai' rs worfh anyfhmg IS done In 'FarTh
Alberf Schwerher
Someone has sard ThaT hope rs conhdence rn The
TuTure buT ThaT TarTh rs confrdence rn The presenr
And :T rs The presenT wrTh whrch we have To deal
here now on The Threshold oT a new phase oT lrfe
The Buble warns us ThaT Tarfh wrThouT worlcs
barren Conversely a greaf humanrTarran and
Nobel peace prrze wrnner rmplres rn The quoTaTron
above ThaT worlcs wrThouT TarTh are oT lrTTle worTh
lT Takes a cornbrnahon of The Two TarTh and works,
worlcs an TarTh To guaranTee resulTs oT lasTrng
value
In lrTe we may be cerTarn ThaT generous servrce
performed rn a sprrrT oT conhdence, lrlce good
seed sown upon Terhle ground rn due season wrll
yreld a rrch rewardrng harvesf
HAROLD C. STORM
TO THE MEMBERS OF THE CLASS OF l954
As you Turn The pages of your Anchors year
aTTer year you wall enloy rn reTrospecT The personal
Trnendshrp and The Teachers who gave you new
goals
You are more prepared Today To Talce yc r
place rn socrefy however aTTer graduahon a per
sons success depends on has own ambrhon, hrs
resourceTulness and hrs abrlrTy To malce use OT has
Trarnrng
From your Tour years an ArlrngTon you can recall
some personal Trrurnphs and perhaps some Tarlures
buT They wall all merge mTo an unTorgeTTalole
memory called 'Our School Days "
DONALD J. NELSON
SuperrnTendenT Prrncrpal
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Lefi io Right: Jchn Reed F, James Williams, Jr., R, Lewis
Townsend lclerhl, Oscar A. D Lwosch lpresidenil, E. Stuar
l'l-bbard Harold C, Stcrrn lSuperiniendenil, Ray Yerry, l-5
Mcrr 2 McComb Perry Fe'rs Frank Jacquemard.
Boo rd Cl Educolion
Building and Grounds Committee-Mr. Jacque-
mard, Mr. Yerry, Mr. D'Luhosch, Mr. Williams.
The Cenlralizalion program ol lhe Arlingfon
School syslern is slcilllully managed by lhe nine
members ol The Board of Educalion. Through lheir
eflorls, a new junior high school has been buill as
an addilion lo lhe original high school slruclure.
lmprovemenfs on lhe old building include a space
iouf, modernized caleleria, new loclcer rooms, and
an excellenl 'nduslrial ar+s depadmenl. These nine
men deserve Hefnendous praise lor fheir unceasing
revision ol Arl"iq'c'iz edocadonal Qvslem, in order
fo provide lol il :cr 're 'eeo' Di fhe youlh ol lhis
dislrici.
Transporiaiion Commitiee-Mr. Reed, Mr, Mc-
Comb, Mr. Ferris, Mr, Jacquemard. Seated, Mr,
Hubbard.
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DONALD J NELSON Prmcupal BS
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GEORGE B MacANDREWS Guudance
:rector BS MA t Lawrence NY
WALTER R V EIDHARDT Jumor Hugh
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MARION BRADY, A.B., M.A.
Miami: Columbia English
MARGARET BROOKS, A.B.. M.A.
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KATHERINE COOKE, Assisianl Sec-
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HOLLAS W. DINDOT 8.8, M.A.
Bow 'rig Green Stats- Ur versity, Orlfz
State, William ard Mar, Music
AGNES FLINT, B,A., M.A., N.Y.S.
CT. at Abany, N,Y.U.: Columbia.
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PETER EOGDEN, B.S., M.S., Miami.
Stanford, Hawaii, Siena, Physical Ecl-
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KENNETH FOLSTER, B.S.. S.C.T, at
Oswego, lndusirial Ark
PHYLLIS E. HENDRICKS, Albany
Buswess Coleqe, Assiskant-Secreiary
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ALICE HOUSMAN, BA. N.Y.S,C.T.
at Abany Science
DORA BELLE HUSTED: Umversity of
Vurqrnra, Vassar College, Junior High
Librarian
FREDERICK A,JORDAN. B.s.spfang-
fieldg Col. U., Physical Education
MARY KEOHANE, B.S.. M.A. St.
Lawrence: Columbia, Science
FRANK KING, 8.5. Arnold, Physical
Education
KENNETH KNOPS, M,A, Pon'
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Educaiion
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Agriculfure
JAMES MALONEY, B.S.. M.fN, S.C.T
ot Brockport, Junior High
EDNA MANNING. B.s. Plymouth
Normal: Burdettp Columbia: New
Hampshlreg N,Y.U., Business
DOROTHY MOORE, S.C.T. at New
Paltz, N.Y.S.C.T. at Albany: N. Y, U.,
Junior High English
JOSEPH MORLEY, B.S.. M.A. Clark-
son: St. Lawrence. Mathemaiics
ANN MURTAUGH, 8.5, S.C.T, at
New Paltz. Junior High
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EDITH A. PATTERSON: B.A., M.A.,
Cedar Crest Ccleqe University of
Arizcna, N.Y.U., Columbia. Mathe-
matics
JULIA Pl-IELAN, B.S, S.C.T. at New
Paltz, N.Y.U., Junior High Citizen-
ship Education
GLORIA RAND, B.A., M.A., N.Y.S.
CT. at Albany, English
ALICE REILLEY, B,S, N,Y4S,C-T. at
Albany, Business
SOPI-IIE REUTENAUER, B.A., M.A,
N,Y,S.C.T, at Albany, French
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N.Y.5.C.T. at Aoany: U, cl C' tag:
English
JOAN RUDMAN B.A.. M.A, MILF
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MARGARET SCI-IIAVONE, A.B., N.Y
S.C.T. at Albany: Wisconsin, Syra-
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MARGARET F, SECORQ B.A., M.A.
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GEORGE SORRENTINO, B.E. B.S.
in Ed. S.C.T. at New Paltz. Junior
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JOHN STAHLBERGER, B.A., MA.
BGYESJ Syrac..se, American History
ROBERT STEARNS, BS., NLS. Syra
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JULIA STEVENS, BS., SCI. at New
PaItzp N.Y.S.C.T, at AIbany5 CoIum-
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JOHN STEWART, B.S., M.A., SCT.
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LELA TRAVER, B.A., N.Y.S.C.T. at AI-
bcnyi S.C.T. of New PaItzg Oneonta
NormaIp N.Y.U., Junior High
WILLIAM TRIPP, B,S.,,S.C.T. ai New
Paltz, Junior High Science and Math-
emaiicsg Driving
LORNA VAN ORDEN, B.S., M.A.
RusselI Sageg N.Y.U., Home Econ-
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MARGARET MARY WALSH, PMB.
Coilege of Mount Saint Vincentg
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Fisher, Mr, Folster
The complelion of four years of high school
would noi have been a++ained wilhouf fhe advice
and underslariding of Miss Sophie Reufenauer and
Mr. Kennefh Folsfer, our class advisers. They have
willingly devofed much lhoughl as well as 'rime +0
our problems. Because of lhis, we shall be forever
gra+eful fo lhem.
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Front Row, lofi fo right P. Smith. M. J. Cox, B. Sherow. A. Coons, A. Venable, lvalodiciorinnl, D.
Maroney lsaluietorienl, J. Miller, B. Reynolds, C. Kennedy, J. Seils. Second Row: D. Maroney, J.
Neilson, B, Glick, S. Beddows, E. Martin, l. Johnston, M. Liggera, C. Johns, M. Franke. Third Row:
C. Linich, B. Ouimet, S. Nerangis, J. Boles, N. Sliski. J. Gilbert, C. Weiss, W. Hoffman, P. Brady.
Fourth Row: R. Palmiter, G. Fisher, C. Hubert, R. Larson, R. Reeber, F. Gerth, R. Jessen. Absent
A, Baright, R. Veith.
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"Many are called, buf few are chosen." This
year lhirfy-eighf seniors received Arling+on's highesf
scholasfic award, 'lhe honor key. Only 'rhrough hard
work and conscienlious sfudy have +hese sfuclenfs
been able +o mainfain such consis'ren+ly high marks.
Success will come To 'rhese sludenls because +hey
have realized early in life 'rhaf "Knowledge is
power."
The fops-Dot Maroney lsalu-
iaforienl, Mr. Storm, and Ann
Vonable lvaledicforianl.
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Sealed Charles Hubert Presldoni Siandung Beverly Reynolds
Vrce President Sandra Beddows Secrelary Adelaude Barnght
Tron surer
Now lhe long awaufed fume has arrnved when
we Sensors begun lo remnnusce abou? +he pasf four
years These years probably have +he qualury ol
sameness io every graduahng class bu+ +o us fhey
have been clncferenl' years berfer years-our years
Wrfh our growfh we ve wafched Arlmgfon s growlh
The changes un us have been refleded nn +he
changes here af school Somehmes The fhoughl
of leavnnq ihrs place malres us afraud fhrs IS where
we have been faughf guuded and hnally molded
rnfo whai we hope can be classuhed as adulls
We can be lusfly proud of our class and whaf N
has achneved We can boasr of many fnrsfs
As a class we are fhe firsf sensors 'lo enloy fhe
benehfs of 'rhe new addnhon and +he varuous
changes an fhe school We canf help buf pomr
wrfh prude fo our two sfars Ann Venable our
T V hrs? and Irene Johnsfon who was responsuble
for fhe fund druve fhar enabled us fo adopf
Korean war orphan for a year We also deem If
an honor 'ro have fhe greafesf number of honor lcey
sfudenfs of any qraduahng class from Arlangfon
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Captaun, 3: Softball 3: Volleyball, 2, 3: Welfare Squad. 2.
CARLTON CONKLIN Conk
Band, l: Football, J, V., 4: F.F,A., l, 2, 3, 45 Vice-Pres,
Of ColumbiafDutcl'xess F.F.A.: lntramurals, 2, 3.
ANITA COONS Nita
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I, 2, 3: Captain, 3: Chorus, 2, 3, 4: Debate, 3, Dramatrcs,
3, 4: Soccer, l, 2, 3: Softball, l, 2, 3, Honor Squad, 3:
Volleyball, l, 2, 3: Welfare Squad, 3: Yearbook, 4.
LILLIAN COTE
Cl'1orus,4: Prom, 3, 45 Welfare Squad, 4.
MARY JANE COX Lolly
Arlmgtonian, 3, 4: Girls Basketball. 3: Chorus, 3: Drarnatics.
2, 3, 4: French Club, 2: Library Club. 2: Prom, 3, 4: SOCCSY:
3, Softball, 3: Volleyball, 35 Welfare Squad, l, 2, 3: Year-
book, 4.
RAYMOND CROSS. JR. R-Y
Conservatuon Club, 3, 4: F.F.A., 3: Stamp Club, l,
ARLENE CRUM
Basketball l, 2, 3, 4: Chorus l: Lubrary Club l, 2, 3, 4:
Treasurer 3: Soccer l, 2. 3: Softball l, 2, 3, 42 Volleyball
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Chorus, 45 Dramatfcs, 45 Lubrary Club, 3, 4: WeIIare Squad,
4: Yearbook, 4: Orchestra, 3, 4.
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Library Club. I, Prom. 3, 4: Soccer, I, 2, 3: Softball, I. 2,
3, 4: Volleyball, I, 2, 3, 4: Captaun, 3, Welfare Squad, 2,
3, 4: President 4: Yearbook, 4: Co-Charrrnan, Business Statt.
PATRICIA FROEHLING Pat
Basketball, 3: Chorus 3: Debate, 2, 3, N. F, L.. 2, 3. 4:
Dramatics. I, 2, 3, 4: Thespian. 3. 4: French Club, I,
Library Club, I, 2: Prom, 3, 4: Soccer, 3: Softball, 3 4,
Wellare Squad. 3: Yearbook, 4.
FRED GERTH
Baseball, J.V., 3: Intramurals, I, 2, 32 Softball, I, 2: Tra:k,
3: Yearbook, 4.
ANITA GILBERT
Chef'-15' 1.2. 3.4: Debate 2: Library Club, 2. 3,
JACK GILBERT
Radno Club, 4: Softball I, 2.
BEVERLY GLICK BUY
Prom, 3, 4: Chairman, Chaperone Commrttee. 3: Yearbook, 4.
JOHN GUILFOIL Speed
Basketball, J,V., 2: Varsrty, 3, 4, Cross Country. If FCOtl36ll.
J,V,, 25 Varslty, 35 Prom 3. 4: Track I 2, 3. 4.
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1, 25 Yearbook, 4.
DOLORES HARRIS Ginger
SAM UEL HEWLETT Sam
Baseball, Varsity, lg F. F. A., I, 2, 3, 45 Sentmal, Secretary,
President.
WILLIAM HOFFMAN gm
PATRICIA HOOLIHAN PM
Basketball, lg Prom, 45 Soccer, l, 2: Softball, 1.2,
MARY HOWELL
Baskefball, 32 Honor Squad, 35 G, O.. 2, 35 Lnbrary Club, l
Prom, 3, 4: Soccer, l, 3: Honor Squad, 37 Softball, l. 3:
Volleyball, l, 35 Welfare Squad, I, 2, 3.
CHARLES HUBERT Chas
Debate lj Intramurals, Ip Prorn, 3, 4, Raduo Club, 3: leclv
Club, 1. 2, 3, 4, Track, 1, 4, Yearbook, 45 Class Presldent 4.
JOHN ISBERIAN Big Jawn
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ROBERT JESSEN Bo
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Photography. 1. 25 Tech Club, 1, 2, 3, 45 Track, 2, Manager
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CONSTANCE JOHNS Connie
Band. 15 Debate. 2, 45 Dramatics, 2.4.
IRENE JOHNSTON Sunshine
Chorus 45 Dramatics 3, 45 GO, 45 Prom 3, 45 Co-Chairman 41
Yearbook 4, Assistant Edltor.
WILLIAM JONES gm
J.V. Football 1, 2, 3: Varsity 45 Intramurals 2. 35 Track
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VERNA KNOX Boop
rnngtonuan 4 Dramatlcs 3 L rary Club l 2 4
Pres 4 Prom3 4 Welfare Squad 2
EILEEN KOPSER Ginny
Dramatvcs 2 Lubrary Club 1 2 3 4 Yearbook 4
NILS ROBERT LARSON o
Basketball J V 1 2 G O 2 Yearbook4
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MARIE LIGGERA Marne
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EDWARD LOWERY
Chess Club 25 Library Club I,
ROBERT LUHMANN Bob
Conservation Club 3, 45 Golf 3.
FREDRICK MAC ISAAC Fred
Baseball J. V. 1, 2, Varsity 3, 5 oo J. V. 1, 2, 3.
Varsity 4g G. O. 1, 2, reas
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2, p rsity 3, 4. Captain 45 lntramurals l, 2, 3.
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PATRICK MANNING Pat
Baseball, Varsity 4: Cross Country 3, 4g lntramurals 2. 3:
Radio Club 45 Tracll 2, 3.4.
JOHN MARIAN
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4 Soccer l, 2 3 Hcrcr Squad 2, 3, Sottball l. 2. Honor
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DOROTHY MARONEY Dot
Arirngtonian I. 2 3, 45 Basketball l, 2, 3. Captaun 35
Leaders' Club 3 45 Prom 3, 4: Soccer I, 2. 3, Honor Squad
l, 3: Softball I, 2. 35 Volleyball I, 2, 35 Welfare Squad I5
Yearbook 4.
EVELYN MARTIN
Arllnqtonlan 2, 3, 45 Basketball l, 2, 3: Clleerleadung J. V.
I, Varsity 2, 3. 4 Co-Captain 3, Prom 3, 45 Soccer I, 3,
Soltball I. 2, 3. Honor Squad 2 3: Volleyball I, 2, 3, 4,
Honor Squad 35 Yearbook 4.
NANCY MCKENNA Nance
Basketball I, 2, 3, Honor Squad 2. 35 Dramatics 45 Leaders'
Club 3, 45 Prom 3, 45 Soccer l. 3. Honor Squad 1,35 Softball
l, 3, Captarn 3, Honor Squad I, 35 Volleyball I, 2, 3, Honor
Squad I. 2, 3: Welfare Squad I, 2.
CAROL MICHAELIS Mike
Arclwery 35 Band l, 2, 3, 45 Basketball 3, 45 Clworus I, 2, 3.
45 Leaders' Club 3. 45 Soccer 2. 3, 4, Honor Squad 2, 35
Softball 2, 3. 4. Honor Sqllad 25 Volleyball l, 2, 3, 4.
Honor Squad 2, 35 Yearbook 4.
JOAN MILLER DoII
Band Twurllng lg Banking 2, 3, 45 Chorus I.
WILSON MILLER
Basketball J. V, 2. Varsity 3, 45 Baseball J. V. I, 2, Varslty
3, 4: Football J. V. 2, Varsuty 3, 45 GO. President 45 Intra-
murals l.
PETER MILLETT PGN
Conservation Club 3, 4, Cross Country 25 Intramurals 2. 3:
Photography 2: Track 2.
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Band 4 Dramahcs 4 Prom 4 Yearbook 4
HELENE NASOFF
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JOYCE NEILSON
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NANCY NELSON Bonnue
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Arlinqtonian 4, Cross Country 1 2, 35 Track 1. 4.
ROBERT OSTERHOUDT Bob
Library Club 1, 3,45 Yearbook 1,
BERNARD OUIMET Bernie
Banking 3, 45 Yearbook 4.
DIANE PADDOCK
Basketball 35 Prom 35 Softball 35 Volleyball 2, 3.
HENRY PAGE Hank
Conservation Club 3. 45 Yearbook 1.
JOAN PAGE Joqnie
Arclwery 3, 45 Arlinqtonian 1, 2, 3, 45 Dramatics 3, 45 Prom
3, 45 Soccer 15 Yearbook 4.
RUSSELL PALMITER Russ
Basketball J, V. 35 Cross Country 2, 3, 4, Captain 3, 45
Prom 3, 4, Co-chairman 35 Teclw Club 2, 3, 45 Track 1, 2, 3,
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LOUIS PANARELLO Slugger
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Dramatics 45 Library CIub I, 2, 3, 45 Welfare Squad 3, 4.
JANE RAMSAY Janie
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RUTH REDL
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ROBERT REEBER Bob
Arhngtomarw 35 Cross Country 2, 3, 45 Intramurals 35 Tech
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MARY ANN URBAN
Aningtonian 2, 41 Basketba: I, 2, 3: Dramatics 2, 3, 4,
Leaders' Club 3, 45 Library C ub lg Prom 3, 4, Soccer Honor
Squad 2, 3g Sottbaii, Honor Squad 2, 3: Voiieybail 1, 2, 3,
Weitere Squad 2, 35 Yearbook 4.
ROBERT VEITH
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Arlingtonian 4, Debate 2, 3, 45 Dramatics 1, 2, 3, 4, Pres-
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FLORENCE VESPA Flo
Basketbail 1, 2, 3, Honor Squad I, 2, 3: Cheerleading J. V.
I, Varsity 2, 4, Leaders' Club 3, 4g Prom 4, Soccer 1, 2, 3,
Honor Squad 3, Sottbaii 1, 2, 3, Honor Squad 2, 3, Vo5iey-
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FRANCIS VOLNICK
Conservation Ciub 3, 4.
GEORGE WADE
Class President ip Vice President 25 Basketbaii J. V. 3, Var-
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Prom 3, 45 Yearbook 4, Treasurer.
JANE WASHBURN Skipper
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At last-Uwe big night.
SENIOR PROM CHAlRMEN-Seated: Barbara B.dd Aadrey
Wsseman, Jane Ramsay Bevefy Reynolds. Standing:
Richard Srlvernai, Janet Knapp, Eve yn Marte Rflward
Carytllorrald Barns George Wade Irene Jolinstcr.
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B. Fusaro. M. Cory, G. Bradrey, S. Ferris P, Flougrvton, J.
Fowler. Second Row: H. Ai'en J. Conkim, R. Claus, D.
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Junior Class Officers-Dorothy Brower. Treasurerg Brad Lynch
Vice-President: Ciwarire Smetana. Presidenig Caro! Johnston
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Barbara Kufs, and Judy Conklin.
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G, DePao'o. Fourih Row: D. Casement, R, Arson, W. Emsire.
S. Conners, L, Croll, W, Dow, A, Crotiy, G. Cozino, R.
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Front Row, left to right: A. Ghee C, Hoge. C. Havi. A. Hanlramp. Third Row: G. Gotsch. F, Lusito. D. Jones, A,
McRtch e. B. Gorton S. Jecquerriard. M. Jung. D. Hott. C. Lane. B. Lowery, N. Meddaugh. R, Hedinger. J. Kempfer,
JOh'SfOh. Second Row: M. Marchese. R, Kroil, S, Keenan. Fourth Row: B. Lama. B. Heuver. W. Lane. D. Lochner. B.
B. Knts D. lsier. S. Lcveil, R. Katzenellenbogeri. D. King. T. Lynch, L. Hanson,
Front Row, loft to right: J. Quist. E. Wirhouski, D, Nichols
N. Van de Water, M, Trautwein, S. lvers, B. Seaman. D
Parks, I. Zemlce. Second Row: E. Wilson, H. Willis. D, Tur-
cotte, M. Ramaqe, C. Ostrander, N. VanLeuven, D. Traver.
J. Redl. Third Row: D, Page, C. Smetano. H. Streng. M.
Woodhouse. M. DeGroodt. W. Piper, J. Reed, S. Waligore.
B. Yemen. Fourth Row: W. Tator. J. Bouloukos. D. Murphy.
R. Reis, D. Sleight. J. Moore, R. Storm. D, Truver.
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Sophomore Class Officers--Gerald Gates, Presidentg Barbara
Dexter, Treasurerg Robert Browning, Vice-Pregidentg Nancy
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Front Row. left to right: B, Dulisse, F. Freer, M, Drum, ltllx' Duclqif, Gail! hird Row: G. Gotes, T, Cross, J. Dalriri
Fredericlr. A, Corrado, N. Eagen, B. DeForest. M, Engle, B. , D. Mis. J. Dalton, E, Christopher, B. Benjamin, J. Conners
Emmett, E, Haight. A. Coddiriqton, J. Billings, M. Br dsl -lB.BBonl:s. B. Dexter, G. Bower, P. Abbate. Fourth Row: D
Second Row: V. Hajos, H. Eighmie. G, Blandino, A. Bo ami. . llznher. D, Browne, J. Aquado T. Cool, W. Gillette, G
A. Conterino, H. Brown, W. Connor, C. Blalce, R. Batlgn, kai ,Aclren R. Bauer R. Biaich, R, Browning, J. Creger, A
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Front Row, left to right: V. Heal J. Hart, J. Keeber, M. Third Row: J, Malthouse. A. Nazzaro. J. Hanaburgh, B
Mal-er. J. Moore, M. Ken D. Horton. A. McLaoghli'i D. Harrison B, Miiler. A. MacAndrews N. Howell, S. Larson
Mcysey. D, Harmon, M, Johr-son H, Harer, S. Lelcens. P, King, H, Hoover J. Cline V. McKenna, D, Mclntosh
Second Row: R, Key. B. Hcr' cl: R, Myers V. MH: D,
Hogan B. Love'e:e B, Marsha' S. Keebler T. Neidhardt R, Browning W. Howell, W, Neilson H. Nelson, J. Miller
E, Hart N. Lynch K. Kernmever. M. McCourt J. Moffat. J,Ag1,aclo,S.MacKer1zie.L.Heybru:lr.
Fourih Row: C, Lottin, T. Millett W, Marshall, W. Moyer,
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Froni Row, left io right: S. Van de Water, B. Williams K. P. Shortell. D. Sleight, C. Trevato. Third Row: J. Travis.
Ryan. T. Ulramaanahc, B. Rutbew M. Woodin, P, Whitehead. D, Traver J. Wissernan, D, Wacker, M, Sachter, B, Yerry,
M. Odenbor .Tatof G. Rarrwaqe. B. Priest. Second Row: B. Reilly, T, Seils, R, Toth, G. Wilson, D. Tyson, J. Place.
M. P'ace. ven V. Russell, M. Shade. J. Sandberg, Fourth Row: R. Rider, T, Rundall, J, Wilde, C. VanVoorhis.
M. Slvl, .Pi , Silvernail, M, J. Reed, K. Van Wagner. G, Parlirnan, H. Robinson, K. Robson, R, Place, D. Rugar, T.
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Meg'are'e T. Merce' Q M. M 'lard N. Leach E. Mat?-Easerw. B. Miler R. Mackey. P. Maqrwefefha D. McComb. L. Ludo
G. L,:as S. M. ett. Se ond Row: L. Primer, M. L. Mowers. vrzr D. Red M. Mack. Fourth Row: E. Phihps C. Pelis. L
H. M:Br1de . Made . S. Reqcw. B. Meyers. J. Lutke. J. Lerner. S. Lurwb. C. Ptreter D. McCormick, L. Lipman.
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Thew. B. Stflfes S. T.bbS E. VarvPe't. B. Sebeth. D. Van- CCN RA Sfcne J. Thompgg- B. Prnt. M. Sward. J. Stump
Le--yen G. Zrmme' S. Veeth M. Sherow S. Sutton. Second W. M:Coy. G. Roth C. Scaicre. Fourth Row: R, Wazewskr
Row: D. Seizr W. SLT!-3 J. We QP' G. Ruger W, Thur- R, R gi-f"fe,e' W, Wm- R. Taylgr A. WQL-V,3L.,f' J- Tl-,Ur
Ma' C. Mdftce' R. Rq't'rwe,e' D. Webb J. Wauace. mar S. Sefdberq M. D' ps R. P'-cherd. B. Schwarte. C.
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Froni Row. loft io righi: J. Baitinger, P. Blanchard, J.
Alliotto, R. Blandino, M. Davis, D. Corrado, E, Benjamin, M.
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B. Cacchio, R. DeGrandis, P, Davis, N, Collins, M. Amstead,
P. Brosrnan, S. Brownell, R, Baird, B. Christian. Fourih Row:
Clark, S, Brugie. Second Row: R' Daniels' G. Davis' R- J. Budd, J. Chapman, R, Cypher, D. Croll, J. Bloomer, L.
DePaolo. G. Brower, F. Bonahue, G, Baright, A, Daubman, W.
Campion, R. Cross, B. Bowe. Third Row: J. Cavo, G. Callahan,
Black, E. Carbone, V, Dindot. J. Case. C, Cady.
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Froni Row, lofi ko right: J, Jacoby, K, lnfield, E, Exum,
B. Ireland, P. Fusaro, S, Kralrower, K, Hennessey, K. Howell,
E. Haviland, L. Fredericlrs, L, Garlando, C. Hampe, Second
Row: R, Dow, J. Dorney, W. Goclc, G. Hanaburgh, D.
Haight, G. Baseli, S. Cary, C. Bradley, P. FcI'if1dCCi. R-
Durland, R. Hart, D. Fox, Third Row: S, James, D. Gold
R. Hohlowslii, R, Heady, K. Heady, P. D'Luhosch, C. Evans
R. Ferris, D, Lattin, L. Kistner, E, Dopple, V. Henderson
Fourih Row: B. Gasparro, G, Freer, Joan Homialr, M. Lane
N. Fischer, H. Egle, M. Helol, L. Lane, R, Kiley, D. Harrand
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Front Row, loft to right: L. Quick, J. Moore, E. Mathews.
S. Lasco, S. Key. J. McCourt, P. LeVance, E. MacLay. L.
Miner. J. Perlclns, J. Purdy. Second Row: D. Myers, A.
Penheld, B. Pierson, F. Fauci, P, LeVar1ce, S. Mills, M
Palmer, R. Raaber, F. Oldenburg, R. Prichard, R, Post. H.
Ploss. Third Row: J. Liqgera, V. Mowers, F, Pura. M.
Lasher, M. Marihew, S. McBride. L, Miller, P, Place, S.
Madson, C. Plass, D. Northrop, R. Paddock, Fourih Row:
W. Llnich, E, Losee, J, Page, A. Larson, J. Neilson,
Lancaster, D, Odell, R. Marsh, A. Osterhoudt, D. Mesh.
GRADE
Front Row, left to right: J. Smith, I. Valder, L. Thurston
S. Stewart, J, Rightmyer, D, Tinlrleman. B. A. Tator, A
Wirhouslri, J. Yemen, D. Thomson, D. Van Pelt. Second Row
R. Swartout, W. Schroeder, G. Van Bremer, F. Young, G
Thorne, P. Rockefeller, P. Williams, G. Schneider, N. Webb,
N. Robson, A. Schoessen. Third Row: R. Scriber. N. Rack
naqel, A. Robbins, D, Hughes, M. L. Wade, M. Ryan, B
Rogers, B. Schroeder, C. Wood, B. J. Wohn, P. Yeomans
E. Yeager, Fourth Row: P. White, R. Taylor, P, Thurst, W
Robinson, T. Wiclxman, G. Varf Wagner, G. Thorne, P. Ref
ferty, J. Spencer, R. Salzer, J. Reilly, R. Utter, O. Thorne
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Front Row, left io righi: R. M, Contarino, l. Cerrato, S. P. Barth, T, Denning, G. Czech, J. Downing, Third Row: R.
Beattie, D. Bean, J, Barach, C, Davis, C. Cooper, C. Banks, Davids, H. Brownell, B. Belknap, D. Dennis, C, Bowe, M.
S. Conners, C. Blanchard. Second Row: E, Babcock, F. Casseles, C. Dickinson, R. Davis, R. Campbell, R, Blodgett.
Allardyce, V. Crudella, D. Cross, E, Cavo, B, Bruce, P. Dean,
Front Row. lofi to right: K. Gonia, E. Elmendorf, M. Freer,
J. Ellis, N. Gardner, B. Gilleo, C. Bell, K. Dool, B, King, D. Robinson, C. Nicolis, B. Fregnch, K. Convery, C. L. Fogg, G
Katzowitz, L. Hotaling. Second Row: D, Fitzharris, D, Goodrich. J. Davis, R, M, Freni, J. Gajdos, P. Hawley. B
Kampher, W. Green, H. Hoffman, J. Haines, L. Emmet, T. Huss. Fourth Row: H. Lattin, R. Morris, G. Hitz, P. Grofh
Keys, G, Harer, F. Holder, L. Edwards. Third Row: G. T. Jol1annasser1.J. Eylers, J. T0fT'PlilNS. W. Gardner, J. Pope
Front Row, lofi to right: E. Kasloslry, B. Lynch, C, Gold.
L. Ronlx, L. Pennacchio, H. Robinson, P, Kuchler, J. Martin,
M. Reilly, B. Morris. C. Loomis, C. Hotaling. Second Row:
K. McGovern, L. Van Leuven, O, Orton, L. Millard, W.
Keebler, B. Robinson, M. Northrup, M. Moyer, D. Miller,
G. Neibergall, W. Page. Third Row: G, Ott, J. Knapp, L.
Lattin, P, Quinlan, T. Marshall, L. Hadden, S. Fassett, K.
Pelham, M. Maclc, S. Murphy, J. Murch, J, Mackey. Fourth
Row: R. Marro, R. Lovelace, F. Robinson, C, Palmer, R.
Mackey, R. Kroll, F. Nothnagel.
GRADE
Front Row, left to right: M. Summers, C. Senior, S. Volniclr
B. Schwart, H. Zammiello, G. Shaelzfer, M. Tator, E, Rohrer,
J. Seaccia, J. Young, J. Warren. Second Row: B. Stouter
burn, M. Flynn, C. Smith, F. Lueclcert, J. Slocum, D, Brown
C, Taber, V. Place, B. Shirley, R. Eberhardt, P. Smith, R
Secor. Third Row: K. White, R. A. Smith, G. Wohlfahrt.
P. Weisbeclr, J. Kelsey, J. Gardner, R. C. Smith, J, Grammas,
C. Goodrich, C. Titus, H. Shell, D. Woodhouse, R. Wilson,
R. Skinner. Fourth Row: K, Sherow, G, Rugar, G, Winslow,
P. Winslow. M. Stone, M. Van Voorhees, B. Wallace, L.
Root, S, Snow, B. Stevenslry, J. Sherman, S. Sheldon, Y.
Soules, J. Vail, L. Russell, B. White, J. Wagner.
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Front Row, left to right: B. Wawace. S. Ccnners, K. Hennessy. M. Tutor, B.
Zarnleo. A. Wrhooslu, L. Fredrlclcs. M. Amsfead, D. Throms. Second Row:
J. Srn th, R. Raober, T. Dennlnq, F. Zulceet. R. Cooper, R. Dean, V. Credello.
N. Webb. K. Pe ham. J. Young. Third Row: D. Gold. R. Kroll, N. Collnns,
J. Chapman, M. Marvhew, M, DeForest. M. Wade, E, Baclcar, R. Morris, O.
Thorne.
Front Row, lefi io right: R. Contanno, J. Sherman, D. Corrado. M. Davis, K.
Howell. D. Tinlcleman. B. Tater, J. Baraclc, J. Ellis, F. Laslro, B. lrelcnd, P.
Blanvafd C. God J. Bart ngef, L. l-ladden, Second Row: H. lnfleld, G.
Thorne W. Robb ns H. Gcnla. F. Feud. B. Shirley, J. S'ocum, F. Oldenburg.
E. Cayo G. Thorne R. LaVance. J. Ditwerler, R. Michaeles. M. Amstead, J.
Val. Third Row: A. Osterhcedt. J. Case, L. Lane, l, Valder, J. Purdy. B.
Cacchlo L. Lane B. Rogers L. Aeiclc, S. Brownell, N. Reclcnaqel, M. Clcrlc.
M. Lane. C. Macfkndrews J. Spencer.
Froni Row, left io right: L. Lane P. Rallerty. G. Wlnslow, J. Knapp. R.
Centers: C. Gao E, K rg L. Pennaccl-lc L. Ronlr, M. Arnstead P. Winslow
B. Wy' S. Medsfr. Second Row: A. Days R. Mlchaefls. B. Sicetenburg
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Front Row, left to right: E. E1.m K. Gzria, J. Davis. R. Blandino, D. Katiwitz,
J. Bafacn K. Doo. H. Robson K. Howel' J. Rightmyer, P. Blanchard, L.
Gafrd: N. Cc ns. Second Row: C, Palmer, P. D'luhcsch, W. Gock, R.
Sm th P. Farrracc L. Emmet. CS. Baselc, N. Merangis, CS. Thorne W. Pierson,
D. Campbell S. Stewart. Third Row: Mrs. Moore. C. Plass. M. Lasher, C.
Wood. G. Theme C. Hampe S. Br-sie, S. Foth. P. Ralierty. M, Helal, M.
Wade R, Swarthcat. Fourih Row: H. Eg'e, J. Budd, W. Linich C. Christian
R. Paddock P. Jones V. Dirdot. R. Marsh, J. Chapman. N. Fisher.
Wifh 'rhe opening of +his school year, lhe sevenfh and eiqhfh
grades found fhemselves locafed in rheir own seclion of lhe
building. Early in December lhe organizalion oi 'rhe Junior High
exlra-curricular program fool: place, and before long each group
was showing definire signs of aclivily. This is The iirsr 'rime af
Arlinglon rhai a specific underlalcing of lhis lype has been offered
io sfudenis oi rhis grade level. Hs purpose is +0 sfimulaie in-
'rereslr in fields o+her 'rhan scholasric, ones 'ihar will primarily
prepare 'rhe Junior High pupils for lhe major acriviries in 'rhe
high school.
Froni Row, left to righi: J. Kelsey, N. Nerangis, M, Flynn, W. Bruce, R.
Cooper, J. Hamer H. Hellman, C. Banks, C. Bell, S. Beatty. D, Miller. M.
Moyer, J. Slocum, B. Shirley, F. Allardyce, Mr. Deeb. Second Row: R.
Nothnaqel, R. A. Smith, E. Cavo D. Moro. K. McGoveen, B, Stoutenburgh, O.
Orton. P. Dean, P. Weisberg, R. Eberhart. D. Woodhouse, B. Baright, R.
Skinner, P. Barth G. Battista. Third Row: C. Robinson, C. Dickinson, M.
Casscles. L. French, S. Fassett. L. Root. T, Marshall, M. Freer, J. Sherman.
S. Snow, S. Riddle. L. Lattiri, M. Stone, S. Sheldon, L. Russell, G. Hitz.
Our own Ann Sothern - Mrs. Whiiahr.
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R. Engle. D. Cross, E. King. Second Row: G. Battista. B. Barigl-it, P, Barth, T. Briggs, H
Shell, G. Light. J. Kelsey, F. Allardyce.
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Fron! Row, left to right: M. Summers. P. Smith, M. Moyer, W. Bruce. E. King. Second Row
S. Jaynes. R. Marsh, J. Page, J. Kopser, F. Nothnagel.
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Froni Row, loft io right: l. Johnston. M. J. Reed, A.
Baright. L. Ronlc, G. Zimmer, A. Magnanella, D. Horkon.
B. Davis, l, Weiss. B. Sherow. S. Lovell, B. Dexter. Second
Row: Miss Reilley, W, Miller, A. Nazzaro, R, Denning, P.
Carswell, J. Boyer, R. Friel, F. Maclssac, J. Wisseman, L
Lipman, W. Howell. Third Row: R, Browning, D. Casement
A. Lane, R. Clauss, S. Sandberg. N. Lynch, M. Ham. D
Silvernail, R. Lama.
General Crgcznizelien
The UG. O." is 'rhe organizafion +ha+ represenls
The Senior High School body in ifs relafions with fhe
admisisfralion, olher schools. and fhe communify.
lfs members, elecfed clirecfly by fhe s'ruden+s, work
closely wifh fhe Welfare Squad and 'rogelher 'they
are responsible for rhe organizafion of fhe sfudenl'
courl. This year, 'rhe growing imporrance of 'rhe
HG. O." was broughl home lo 'rhe enfire school
by ifs highly successful campaign fo raise money
for 'rhe supporf of a war orphan from Korea.
Mary Jane Reed, Secretaryg Fred Maclsaac.
Treasurer: Wilson Miller, President Adelaide
Baright, Vico-President
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Front Row, left to right: M. Steel, B. Priest, A. McRitchie,
M, Ramage. L. Deissinger, E. Weippert. A. Friel, N, Van-
Leuven, N. Plass, E. Priest, J. Redl, S. A. Euell. Second Row:
A. Tooth, E. Hart, M. J. Reed, J. Senior, G, Ramage, B
Dullisse, B, Banks, J. Hart, M, Drurn. L. Cote. S. VandeWater
I. Farinacci, J. Senior, K, Van Wagner. Third Row: Mr
Weltore Squod
A Weltare Squad member's fob is never done. There's
plenty ot thankless work, but he still seems to accomplish
wonders. His purpose is to set a standard tor the school
and then help to maintain it throughout the school year,
by preserving discipline in the halls and on the school
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MacAndrews, S. Lovell, M. Brands, D, Allen, M. Oldenburgh,
D. Horton, S, Davies. S. Lane, C. Hall, J. Dalton. V. Russell,
D. Rugar. Fourth Row: T, Phillips, F. Serino, L. Palmer, E.
Magennis, A. MacAndrews, N. Howell, C. Birchall, P.
Dressler. B. Miller, B. Kennard. P. King. J. Hanaburgh,
H. Nelson.
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The high school judicial body is composed ot
three representatives from the General Organiza-
tion and three from the Weltare Squad. its pur-
pose is to maintain discipline by hearing the cases
ot those students who are brought before the
Weltare Squad tor repeated violation ot school
rules.
Front Row, left to right: Irene Johnston, Adelaide Baright,
Barbara Sherow. Second Row: Anne McRitchie, Nettie Van
Leuven, Robert Lama. Margaret Ramage.
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Front Row, loft to right: Zemke, Gorton, VanDeWater,
Fusaro, Friel, Eagen, Engle, Horton, Corrado. Ramsay
Emmett, Freer, Banks, Cross. Second Row: Dexter, Russell
Knapp, Dolan, Burbank, Johnson, Reed, VanWagner, Baright.
Conklin, Wisseman, Sandberg, Mills, Third Row: Bower,
Michaelis, Coons. Keller, Claus. Meddaugh, Johnston,
Marihew, DeForest, Dressler, Miller, Lynch, Hart, Lovelace.
Fourth Row: Larson, Post, Ramage, Lane, Palmer, Harrison
Weippert, Thompson, Conklin, Benson, Franke, Ham.
Chorus
The band, orchestra, and chorus comprise the musical
aspect of Arlington. The band, under the direction of Mr.
Max Arnold, gives its members +he opportunity 'ro increase
their musical abilities, while the orchestra, directed by Mr.
Emanuel Kornbluth, provides further study of concert music.
The chorus, led by Mr. l-lollas Dindot, has received wide
acclaim 'For its participation in the All-County Spring Music
Festival and the Christmas Concert. Its members are given
the chance to discover and develop vocal talents, and it
offers them, as do the other musical organizations, the
chance to gain valuable background to continue with music.
"O Solo Trio" - Pauline Bowen' Bar-
bara Conklin, Adelaide Baright.
Front Row, left to right: Wallace, Gilbert. Carbone, Marcelo,
Whitehead. Rutbell, LaFalce, Funk, Cahill, VanPelt, De-
Forrest, Leach, Tubbs, Edgar, Zimmer, Mr. Dindot, Second
Row: Parks, Marshall, Haga, Vaith, Petty, Pink, Davies.
Ramage, Myers, Coddington, VanVlack, Bronson, Drum, Van-
DeWater, Fox. Third Row: Bower, Johnston, Silvernail,
Mackey, Casement, Wallace. Hogan, Kemrnerer, Keebler.
Cote. Neidhardt Procupeck, Brands. Ferris, Sutton. Fourth
Row: Conklin, Hedinger, Gillette, Storm, Neilson, Burns,
Eighmie, Crum, Malthouse, Elrnendorf, Cooper, Panarello.
Nelson, MacAndrews.
Froni Row, left io righi: Mumford, Ellrin, Steel, Jung,
Hornlclr, lvers. Second Row: Fauci, Gorion, Neidhardf.
Lucas, Shortell, Marchese, Michaelis, Wohlfahrf. Burns,
Bower, Boles, Clause, Freer, Third Row: Mclntosh, Nazzaro
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Front Row, left io righf: B. Schwerte, J. Ramsay, C. Lattin,
M. Franlce, G. Robertson, P. Barth, M. Marchese, D. Burns.
Second Row: R. Nothnegel, S. Madson, P. Place, Mr.
Kornbluth, R. Kelsey, G. Hitz, M. Woodhouse. Third Row:
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Melthouse, Cooper, Elmendorf, Erett, Mackey, Schick, Wood
house, Delamater, Ketzowitz. Fourth Row: Mr. Arnold. Nelson
Wheatly, Hitz, Barth, Rudloff, Kelsey, Robertson, Nelson
Every, Dennis, Millett.
Donald Mclntosh
S, Sheldon, S. Tubbs, S. James, W, Cooper, H. Elmendorf
Fourih Row: E. Wohne, J. Tibbetts, G. Davis, J. Malthouse
H. Nelson, Fifth Row: C. Michaelis, A, Wisseman, D. Hogan
L. Ludovici, R. Every, M. Wheatley.
Frank Row, left to right: D. lsler, C. Fleishman, J. Marihew, Batson. Third Row: l. Johnston, S. Keenan, D. Brower, A,
C. Johns, M. Liggera, J. Mumford, E. Hart, B. Dexter, E. Lane, M. Ham, P. Bower, B. Appel, L. Palmer, R. Kafzenellen-
Vrooman, J. Boyer, Mrs. Noyes. Second Row: M. Sachter, bogen. Fourfh Row: A. Nazzaro, P. Brady, D, Traver, O.
C. Hall. E. DeForest. M, Franke, J. Albertson, A, Mac- Neilson. W. Lane. N. Robertson. D. Storm, B. Schwarte. R.
Andrews, A. Benson, J. Keller, N. Lynch, S. Ferris, R. Jessen, D. Browne, H. Eighmie.
Sock and buskin presenralions by 'rhe Dramalic Club of Arling-
. 'ron High School confinually provide lhe school wilh sfimulaling
rheafrical enlerrainmenl. Through hard work and cooperalion 'rhe-
Club has presenled lwo lull lenglh produclions, a number ol skils
and panlomimes, and +wo one-acl plays. Club members learn
C I U b various slage Techniques, such as lighling, scenery, and make up,
as well as acling. All sludenls parlicipaling, whelher in ing or
in produclion work, receive credils foward members' iq The
Nalional Thespian Sociely.
Front Row, leff ko right: M. F, Jacobs, L. King, T. Slocum, Ghee, B. Reynolds, S. Vaeth. Third
B, Williams, T. Marcelo, A. Corrado, P. Froehling, D. Mackey, M. Croshier, J. Prokupeck,
Moysey, A. Elkin, J. Quist, S. Burger, R. Glick. Second Row: bach, J. Page, M. J. Cox, A. Frie
L. Pettie, H. Nasofl, N. McKenna, A. Coons. S. Euell, C. Wilson, F. Freer. Fourih Row: A
Bronsen, N. Dodge, B. Edgar, M. A. Urban, B. Budd, A. Lukens, M. Estes, V. Helal, N.
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Seeied: C. A, Budd. S. Keenan, E. Wilson, A. Veneble. D. Trcver. Skending: B. Reynolds, A. Friel,
M. J. Cox, E. DeForest, W, Moyer, P, Brady, R. Storm, W. Lane, R. Jessen, B. Dexter, l. Johnston,
A. Ghee.
Notionol Thespion
"Ad well your parfq fhere all 'rhe +he honor
lies" is +he mofio of The Nafional Thespian Socieiy,
fhe honor associaiion of ihe Dramaiic Club, de-
voied To ihe advancemenf of dramaiic aris. This
year. new members were ini+ia+ed af a candlelighi
ceremony and supper al +he home of Mrs. Rulh
Noyes, Club Sponsor. Club members devoie 'rime
To selecfing plays, inierpreiing fhem, and masler-
inq befier procluciion rnefhods.
"Our Hearts Were Young gnd Practicing lines - Dick Sior
Gay" - rehearsal. and Welt Lane.
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and Pei Froehling.
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Debate Club Officers: M-lee Sachter. Treasurerp
Neil Robertson. Recording Secreteryg Stanley Con-
ners Presidentg Cherry Ann Budd. Corresponding
Secretary, Paul Brady. Vice-President. Seated:
Miss Walsh.
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Front Row. left to right: D, lsler, M. Jean. S. Millett. E. Crane. Third Row: B. Magennis. B. Appel. D, Browne J
Mathiasen. R. Glick. P. Froehling. D, Moysey. B. Cahill, T. Malthouse. C. Weiss. R. Roberts. M. Sachter. Wm. Cronlc
Ukamaanaho. J. Heddericlr. S. Burger M. F. Jacobs, S. Euell. C4 SC6CCldr D. Kifiqr A, NGIZGVO A- Biddr B- KGVWGV
D. Harrgsonx Miss Waishy Suond Row: J. Collins, B, Hof.-rick, Fourth Row: J. Cline. N. King. R, Jessen. P. Brady. W
rde H Johannsen A. Venable. M. Paul. C, Johns . Dalbn. J. l-'Ianabbrgh
Daniel Webster may have relied upon +hroa+
sprays and lemons. buf not our Debate Club. This
years teams used their persuasive +ongues io chalk
up their very impressive record. A+ Hamilton.
Peelcslcill. Jeflersonville. Newburgh, and Cortland
The varsify and semi-experienced debaiers scored
well in making +his record as ouisfanding as if is.
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Front Row, left to right: Patricia Froehling, Adelaide
Baright, Ann Venable, Constance Johns. Second Row: David
lsler, Charles Weiss, Michael Sachter, Donald King. Third
To be a member ot this national honorary
debate and speech society, a student must gain
twenty credits in extra-Curricular or audience
spealcing. Through sustained excellence the students
may then aim at achieving degrees ot honor,
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Going someplace?-Donna Moysey, Mary
Place, Nancy King, Betty Magennis.
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Row: Neil Robertson, Walter Lane, Richard Storm, John
Malthouse. Standing: Stanley Conners, Robert Jessen, Paul
Brady, Miss Walsh.
excellence, and distinction. Once again, this year
Miss Walsh torsees the possibility ot having a
number ot our members eligible tor a 'Full-tuition
speech scholarship.
Looking for information-Walt Moyer.
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Phillips. D. Harrison. Third Row: P, Flouqhton, J, Sandburg.
Froni Row, left to right: N. Van Vlaclr, A. Coons, M. Maher,
S, Jacquemard. A. Carbone, D. Moysey, A. McRitchie, A. C, Hall, S, Beddows, M. Liggera, P, Smith, J. Neilson, D.
COddlf'lQfOf1, D. Priest. B. Banlcs, B. ReyHOldS. D. lsler. Marorley, D, Maroney, J. Sells. Fourih Row: R. Storm, E.
Second Row: G, Bradley, D. Turcott, A. Venable, E. Speclren- Hajos. D. Brower, R. Jessen,
bach, J. Page. V. Knox. A. Friel, S. Keenan B. Sherow, L.
This year lhe "Arling+onian" sfafl compleles lhe pub-
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qlicalrion of ils fourlh conseculive volume. The worlc of lhis
' ,, school paper is carried on by The sludenfs on lhe basis ol
an exlra-curricular aciivily, no credil unils being granlecl.
The "Arling+onian" alfempls lo cover all ihe school
news. The gossip columns are well-wriH'en and equally well
read, and ihe eclilorials endeavor 'ro call allenlion 'ro lhe
problems immedialely al hand.
CUB REPORTERS-Front Row, lefi ko righi: M. Jackson, B. Sticlrles, E. Fox. J. Boyer. C, Fleishrnan.
D. Van Leuven N. Grlmm. Second Row: A, Magnarellc, B. Meyers. J. Lutlre. M, Reimuth, N. King,
B. Magennis. S. Regan. D. Allen, L. Ronlr.
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Froni R left io nglni G Wade Treasurer R Jesse Edtor l Joh ston Assistant Eclior
S th Secreiary J Nelo Co Busness Manager Second Ro A Ve able Lnierery Edtor C
Edlfor Roberr Jessen Secrefary Pafrucua Smiih
Assnsianf Edufor Irene Jol'ms+on Treasurer George Wade
Ann Venable Edufor Barbara Budd Pafrscna Froehlmg Dons Maroney Beverly Reynolds
Adelaide Baruglwf Joan Drum Beverly Gluclc Dorofhy Maroney Audrey Wisseman
Charles Huberr
Florence Vespa
Jane Washburn
Dianna Wriglrl
Sandra Beddows Rachard Snyder
Check that copy Angela Frvel and Joyce Neilson Fesier Paul Anite Coons and Paul Brady
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lfehrt B Lynch B Sch arte S Sandberg C Sme ana
Fles ma Second ow tewart R Storm
a qora D raver P mr er C Huber R Ree er
P Brady R Jessen
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fhe pubhc: address sysfem works perlecrly durmg
assembly proqrams7 Who makes sure fhal lhe
mohon puclures are run smoo+hly7 All lhese ser
vices are generally laken for granled bl I+
lhe Tech Club +ha+ deserves rhe crednk for lhe
me-chanrcal side of our school lrle
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The purpose of Raduo Club us fo promole
amafeur raduo as a hobby Hs members learn how
+o conslrucf and operale lhenr own sels and
evenlually qualify for an operafors lncense Thls
year +he members have buul+ +henr own radno sfa
fron and plan fo esfabllsh a nefwork wllh clubs ID
o+her schools
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The Conservatron Club rs a farrly new school
organzzatnon sponsored by the State Conservatron
Department and the Federated Frsh and Game
Clubs of Dutchess County Each tall before hunt
:ng season the members are taught about gun
safety Thus rs followed by clrscusslons concernrng
hunting archery trapping and fish and game
management Thrs sprung the Club was grven a
demonstratuon of fly tyrng and casting
nt Row left to nght G Wrlson R Toth R Ell
Traver F Scoraluclx D Sleught W Marshall C Travato J
L as G Khan E Phrllps Second Row D Wacker R
Key R Brown H Brown W Conners D Traver R Callahan
e M alnes ur ow Secor Rugar
Albrecht F Scoralrclr R Jessup R Callahan Fourth Row
R Jacoby E Marcelo R Barrqht W Marshall S Toth
The Future Farmers Of America or FFA has
a prnmary arm to develop agrrcultural leadership
cooperatron and crtlzenshrp Thus natxonal or
ganrzatron a part of Arlrngtons vocatronal pro
gram offers boys a chance to learn rmproved
methods of farmrng through actual practice
Conseryotlon Club
Volmcl: C Blake D Secor Mr MacAndrews Thrrd Row
L Healy R Srlvernarl C Donohue J Englehardt R Taylor
age ro D Browne G Loc ner R Bauer
Phrllrps W Paquet
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Kennedy. Third Row: J. Conklin, S.
C I U b P. Smith, D. Maroney.
To be nomirialed and chosen for Varsiry Club
is an honor for any sporrs-minded girl. Besides
adding an incenfive ro parlicipale and do well in
sporls, membership in lhis club is an acknowledge-
menr ol success in lhe field of physical educalion.
Varsiry Club offers an addilional sporls program
The Arlingron High School Banking Club is in
ehfecr 'lhis school's branch of 'rhe Poughkeepsie Sav-
ings Bank. This organizalion endeavors ro reach
ils members nor only lhe procedures of modern
banking, bur also lhe principles of rhrifr and
economy.
Front Row. left fo right: B. Sherow, A. Coons, B. Tator, F. Vespa, B. Williams, G. Pink, N. McKenna,
M. A. Urban. Second Row: P, Dressler J, Redl, L, Deissinger, D, Wright, B. Kufs, B, Budd. C.
Keenan, C, Michaelis, D. Maroney, D, Brower, N. Van Leuven,
whereby members can improve lheir game and a+
rhe same Time learn lhe science behind lhe numer-
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Froni Row, left to right: B. Fusario, J. Cross, B. Lowery, P, Smith, J. Sells, V, Halal, J. Miller, Second
Row: W. Dow, B. Dexter, N, Meddcugh, Mrs. Manning, P. Shortell, E. Hajos, D, Casement, B. Ouimet. C I U b
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Froni Row, lofi io right: l. Farinacci, M. Cary, A, McLaughlin, B. Cahill, B. DeForrest. M, Millard.
M, Klein, T, Ukamaanaho, M. Oldenburg, T. Slocum, E. Kopser, C. Antedominico. J. Senior. Second B
Row: J. Marihew, N. De-Fraio, J. Hart, N. Plass, J. Lasko, J. Senior, E, Haight. L, King, M. Drum,
J. Keebler, C. Haqa, S. Euell. Third Row: B. Seaman, S. Keebler, D. Sleiqht, B. Kennard, H.
Johannsen. D. Hogan, G. Carlson, A, Crum, E. DeForest, B. Appel, D. Davis, N, Howell, V, Knox. B
Fourfh Row: M. Place. J. Cline, N, Eckert, R. Osterhoudt, J. Hanaburgh, B, Harrison, M. Frank
C. Ostrander.
The Library Club offers valuable experience 'ro
i'rs members, since fhey have ihe opporiunify io
help in 'rhe varied ac+ivi+ies of +he library. They
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learn how io process new books as well as how io
arrange books and oiher 'iypes of maierials so ihaf
'rhe pupils will have +he maximum use of all 'thai
our library confains.
The Junior Red Cross Council consisis of one
member from each homeroom in fhe Junior and
Senior High School. The council conducis 'rhe
Junior Red Cross membership enrollmenf drive and
has carried our several service proiecfs, during ihe
year, such as sending cookies and games fo ihe
JU N R veierans af Casile Poinf, and collecfing money for
+he March of Dimes.
:Froril Row, loft fo righi: l, Volder, J. Ramsey, B. ireland, E, Rohrer, P, Kuckler, D, Corrado E
Van Pelt, Miss Housman. Second Row: N. Vandewater, C, Wood. B. Edgar, B. Banks, C. Bradl y
D. Brown. B. Kufs. Third Row: S, Ennis, V. Mowers. J. Sandburg, T. A. Neidhardf, N, W e
M. Howell.
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Front Row. left to right: Barbara Sherow, lSecretaryl, Tom Sutherland. Presi-
dentl, Bill Mackey, lVice-Prosidenil, Mr. Storm. Second Row: Mr. Nelson, Mr.
Jordan, Mrs. Sherman, Miss Coolc.
Through the years the Arlington Athletic As-
sociation has been largely res
growth and development ot our i
program. This year it is sponsori
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Tickeis ready - Elizabeih Weippert and
Betty Magennis.
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Wherher on 'rhe gridiron or on lhe l rhese enlhusiaslic girls play an - '
inregral parr in organizing sfudenl' Rigid squad rules, conslanf I I 'J
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pracrice and rhe crearion of a few of fhe reasons why rhey 5 'Lu
make such an impressive appearance f gf- i .4 i
Front Row loft io right G Pnl: B P 't
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BACKFIELD-Front Row, left to right:
William Tator, David Page William
Jones, Ronald Duclos. Second Row:
Wilson Miller, Torn Sutherland, Leland
Dingee,
TACKLES-Froni Row, left io right:
John Kampfer, Fred White, Alan Divine.
Brad Lynch. '
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Robert Reis, Ronald Beclr, Donald Eagen.
GUARDS-Front Row, left to right:
Charles Smetana. BMI Mackey. Gary
De Paolo Rona'd Davis, Fred Maclsaac.
ENDS-Frcni Row, lefi to right Canton
Ccnlr in M lre White'ey Terry Dali n,
Herbert W s, Second Row: Bnce
Wright R :l'a'd Westcott.
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miller J. Reed. Second Row: R. Denning, T. Millet, G. Gates, W, Gillette, F. Lusito. S. Waligora
R. Hauver. Third Row: C. VanVoorhis, R, Malthouse, R. Browning, R, Rider, T, Rundall, A
Ferrari, R. Jones.
The I953 Varsify foofball ream ended ifs Tom Sufherland, fhe Co-capfains, 'rhis ream won
season wi'rh a record of four wins, fwo losses and for The second consecufive 'rime 'rhe Dufchess
one He. Spurred on fo vicfory by Bill Mackey and Coun+y Scholasfic League Trophy.
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Managers - Bill Collins, Art
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Bill Linich.
Zoof wif, - Al Crgtfyl CMI Linich, Fooiball coaches - Mr. Sorrentino, Mr. King, Mr.
Bob Nelson, and Cliff Smiih. KNOPS. Und MY- JOYJGYI-
Fronf Row. left to righi: D. McComb, D. Redl, A, Wohlfahrt, B. Miller, R, Mackey, D.
Battista. Second Row: C, Lancaster, M. Phillips, J. Spence, R. Westcott, R. Mackey,
E. Froehling.
Front Row, left Qo right: R. Gage, T. McDonald, A. Badami, V. lllustrato, A. Contarino,
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JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL TEAM-Froni Row, loft io righi: J. Reed. E. Bedell. J. Beyer, J.
Robin, V. Illustrato, J. Miller, J, Moore. Second Row: Mr, King, F, Swartlnout, R. Blaiclw, E. Dionne,
N. Robertson, S. Sandburg, W. Howell, L. Croll, B. Lyncln.
Again +l'1is year, Arlinglon sludenls and lacully
l'1ave good reason lo be proud ol ils baslcelball
squad. Besides learning how lo work logellwer as
a leam, llwey have displayed, al all limes, llwe lrue
meaning ol 'flue word, sporlsmanslmip. AJ-l.S. lans
will never lorgel llie mosl' exciling game of 'flue
season: llwe niglwl' llne Roosevell conlenders mel
A.l'l.S. on ils lwome courl. Trailing by sixleen
poinls in llie lasl eleven minules, +l1e Maroon and
Gold finally oulslmone llieir opponenls by winning
'rlwe game 63 To 57. Williin +l1a+ lime A.l-l.S.
scored 2l poinls while limiling R.l-l.S. 'ro 5.
Bayer.
Whats new - Mr. King, H. Rikeri, Mr.
Knops, R. Martin.
Follow through-Mr. King, J. Reed, G.
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After hours - Jack Cruger and Vince
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Fronf Row, left to right: D. Fisher, J. Cruger. V, McKenna, M. Haines. R
Andrews, M. Marchese. D. Herrand. Second Row: Mr. Foqden, F, Swartout
G. Fisher. R. Reeber, R. Palmiter, P. Manning. S. Sandberg. R. Lama, W. Zeller
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fwo seasons, musf be accusfomed 'ro ilnis word. This fine
group of boys always comes fhrouglw, even under llwe gruel-
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fhere are new boys who are able fo mainfain fhe
nl' records esfablishecl by former sfuclenfs of fhe
This spor+ is one of fhe very few in which 'rhe
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Froni Row, left io righl: Kneeling-M. Haines. A. Badami.
Standing-J. Guilfoil, G. Fisher, A. Divine, H. Willis, T.
Sutherland, W. Mackey, W. Jones, V. McKenna, C. Linich,
R. Lama, R. Palmiter. Second Row: C. Penfield. L. Hanson,
D. Page. J. Moysey, R, Duclos. A. Contarino, C. Smetana, C.
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Smith. K. Hotaling, R. Jones. Third Row: T. Millett. R.
Mackey, R. Andrews, A. Crotty, S. Nerangis, R. Hedinqer,
R. Davis, N. Leverage, W, Tator. S. MacKenzie, L. Ludovici.
Fourth Row: P, Manning, C. Hubert, R. Browning. G. Aclzer,
P. Spencer.
Drop it-N. Leverage, S. MacKenzie. I
F. Bower.
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Wright. P. Karl, W. Garrett. Second Row: Coach Jordan, N. Slislri, B, Yamen, F. Gerth, L. Healy,
R. Beck. Mr. King. Third Row: C. Lancaster, W. Cooper, Wm. Howell, L. Dingee, R. Anson, F.
Maclssac, J. Reed.
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Front Row. lofi fo right: B. Denning, J.
Beyer. Second Row: J. Gotch, J. Moore.
Third Row: R. Reeber, L. Croll. Fourth
Row: C. Benson. Mr. May. B. Luhman.
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Thirfeen wins, fhree losses, and one 'rie was fhe
final fally for Arlingfon's I953 baseball nine. This
enfifled fhem fo fhe Cenfral Secfion Champion-
ship of 'rhe Dufchess Counfy Scholasfic League.
which now malces a fofal of six championships in a
period of eighf years.
Lasf year. our newly organized golf 'ream placed
'rhird in 'rhe Dufchess Counfy Scholasfic League
compefifion. Under Mr. May's coaching, fhe feam
has greaf hope for success fhis season. Anyone
who is inferesfecl in golf has fhe opporfunify fo
. receive insfrucfion.
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Amodoo, W. Collins, Mr. Knops, W.
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Fronf Row left io nghi Knoolmg W Collms P Mac Lay G Davis Siandmg
R Erett D Mclntosh J Moffat R Callahan J Spence B Muller S Katzowlh
Second Row J Malthouse J Cruger R Reus T Hankamp W Nenlson S
Walqora J Dennfs Thrrd Row C Phefer W Zeller W Gnlette P Amodeo
H Nelson Fourth Row R Prntchard W Emsley M Marchese B Lynch D
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The sprung of I953 saw Arlmglons oarsmen capfure
fhe Trnangular Regarla Championship of 'rhe Mud Hudson
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Valley Banquers have been guven an honor of 'rhus vnclorzous
crew whuch also parhrapaled an varlous unlerslafe races
The boys now have lhenr own boalhouse on 'the rnver and
ur ns here 'rhal +h sfrenuous work ouls lake place Members
musl' worlr hard prachcmg daily buf 'rhe vucfornes lhal are
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Shown here is the 1953 ieam-Fronf
Row: N. M:Kerr'a C, Kerwedy F.
Vespa, J. Redl. Second Row: M. Hcwe'
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Front Row, left to right: S. Burger, D.
Horton. M. Jackson, S, Ellind, J. Friel,
A. Fusaro, N, Grimm, N. Dodge, B.
Williams. D. Harrison, R, LaFalse.
Second Row: P. Slwortell, A. Benson, J.
Crane, M, Drum, B. Edgar, T. Neid-
hardt, D. Hogan, P. Dressler, J. Sand-
burg, J. Dolan. Third Row: N. King,
V. Mills, H, Hauver, B. Kennard, B.
Miller, B. Dexter P. King, J, Keller,
S. Larson.
Volleyball Captains
Front Row, left io right: N. McKenna
B. Leo M. A. Urban F, Ve'pa J, Redl
B. Kjz. Second Row: J, Ccni r' S.
Keeran C. Bftra' B. Rarnage M,
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Despiie +he handicap of limi+ed dressing facilifies and fhe
0 1 cur+ailmen+ of infermural par+icipa'rion, girls' sporfs have played an
S imporfanf parl' in ihe exfra-curricular program. ln I954, 'rhe girls
have shown iusf as much inferesf in ihe sporis offered as in previous
years. Memories of wonderful 'ream fun and successful honor squad
games have urged fhem 'ro overcome +he disadvanfages which have
unavoidably accompanied 'rhe building program a+ A.H.S.
Swish - Doris Maroney, Nancy McKenna,
and Dot Maronoy. Over you go - Flo Vespa and Ginda Pink.
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Jam session.
Our new fleet
Broom dance - Adelaide Barighf,
Barbara Budd.
OlTsides?
Soufhern exposure - Sandy Bed-
dows, Pauline Bower.
CoHee break - Mrs. Alsdorf,
Miss Robinson.
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Wha'I', no privacy?
Charge!
A Chevrolef Builf for Two -
John Boles, Paul Brady.
High jump - Evelyn Marfin
NeHie Van Leuven.
Only ninefeen references +o go. -
Cafhy Kennedy, Bill Jones.
Caughf in 'fhe acf-Barbara Kufs
Our Mr. Boynfon.
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