Curtis High School - Yearbook (Staten Island, NY)

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I-IES H. lit Frank Delulio Ai en Seaberg FIRST ROW' Robe't Kuhn, Janet Alexander Arthur Sieglernan Robert Dollar Robert Stranieri Frank Ascone, . Charles Carpente' Roy Schoen Tom Florio Ed Sharpe Bill Dudley Alex Hall! Franlr Curtachia Boyd Adams li SECOND ROW Robert Kipp Sulanne Gassrrer loxeph Piazzola Steve Feman Sue Blanchard Ken Goldin . LO'eHa Nashy Mr Wilhelm Roy Hall! Jack Shobell Fred Hoehler. Patty Esposito Tony Palumbo, Rod Witlllander Whether it was at assemblies or in a production such as the VAGABOND KING the orchestra has always played an important part in Curtis Fo the past two terms the orchestra has been conducted by George Wilhelm who has led them through many fine performances. Dur- ing the Christmas season the whole school was vrleged to hear hem pay a medley Christmas songs and carols such as WINTER WONDERLAND WHITE CHRISTMAS GOD REST YE MERRY GENTLEMEN SILENT NIGHT and HARK THE HERALD ANGELS SING that was fine proof of their outstanding ability.

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The Curtis Log, our school newspaper, has two simple aims: to record the hap- penings of the daily life of the school and its human inhabitants, and to serve as an organ for the expression of school attitudes, opinions and interests. As a record, the Log is valuable to those who wish to examine the past life of our school. Our class of 1956 has read through volumes 51-58 eagerly, for they are our history. Every newspaper needs editors, and Rachel Ginnis, Betsy Heine, Sharon King- don, John Lange, Barbara Scroggie, Bob Sholkoff, and Rick Sutter have filled these positions during the past school year. Working with them has been a staff of over seventy reporters, typists, photographers, Cartoonists, and circulation personnel. FIRST ROW: Ginger Black, Barbara Glassrnan, Natalie Witriol Gloria Vogel, Ava Hayman, Joyce Fleshner Sherryl Blurnin, Lucille Corrier, Genevieve Morelli, Ronna Jacobi Eleanare Silverstein Faith Solomon, Susan Parish, Jane Klaw SECOND ROW Myrna Black, Carol Sendar, Frances Mintz, Helen Hawthorne, Judy Seligman, Susan Blanchard, Pat Salzberger Beth Rogers Judy Lynch, Lynne Smith, Diana Dorry Veronica Schrneiser Jean Lewes Sally Dorset, Arno Schiller, Margaret Woeltle THIRD ROW Thomas Ferry, Bill Xiques, Pat Lambert Frances Ricciardi Dick 4 BETSY HEIl'lE Rener, Paul Chevalier Bi l Rearnan Carl Raichle Kennett- Go : Vincent Bellaliore Ula-s Helsters Jonathan Reisklnd Maae ne Munstuk, Elizabeth Piaslioslri Joan Fredian' FOURTH ROW Richard Granger Norman Fromrvt Charlie Mo'way Mart n Rose' Richard Ricci, Larry Caplan Ward Terry, Arthur Karin Bcb Everson, Peter Saderholrn Brian O'Cannor, Paul Schlereth George Lampl, Florence Abrarnovitx, Ronald Shittrnan Barbara Voge Elizabeth Wilson YF JOHll LHHGE

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FIRST ROW Arna Schiller Roberta Lehrhaupt Rosalie Malley Sally Dorset Marta Hella Valerie Stratton Elaine Keiser Roberta Parry Mr Wilhelm Pat Noonan Marsha Montauk Veronica Schmeiser Elizabeth Barber Cathy Foss Sue Pederson Lynne Henrilrsan Linda Starlin SECOND ROW Dorothy Zerega Lois Talbot Nancy C-ray June Johnson Louise DeVico Marcia Mach Pat I nes Elise West Martha Rigney Valerie Rudn Anne Carroll Joan Levy Beverly Barron Cornelia Mundy Marlorie Gott Carol Hunsdorfer D ris Hall Li ia G eeley Ma re Scare Phyllis Warren Theresa Boehm THIRD ROW Kathleen Slreele Yrginua C-iles Virginia Caspar: Patricia Polisena Ruth Ann Smith Joyce Rasner Judy Letcourt Mary Ann Boyd Isobel Goldberg Andrea Andresen Marie Fe ucci N ncy Frame Ph Ilis Ricciardi Suxanne Gassner Robin Ginnis Sheila Goldberg lacauelrne Rosemary Margarella Jo Cataneo Carol Paluccio Joan Brattlr Joan Meyer FOURTH ROW Karl Ag Arne Kolbiornsen Jim Bertucci Charles Zarrelli Jirnrny Laird Stephen Forman Harold Glougeto Dick Tonachel Robet Straniere Judy Barer Barbara Schrmmel Joan Sullivan Alice Wedel Joyce Lazarus Jann Haeberlein Roger Nelson Herbert Fox Jettrey Letts Jim Vander Naald Frank Allison llllllllllllllllllll ThIS Y60r the Chorus was under the direction of Mr. George Wilhelm, a newcomer to Curtis' halls. After a late start, the chorus worked very diligently every day to prepare an excellent Christmas program. The entire school had the pleasure of hearing a special arrangement of We, Three Kings, Silver Bells and many of the beloved Christmas carols. During the day the halls resounded with many of the traditional carols sung by the Christmas choir costumed as angels, Under the able and efficient leadership of Mr. Wilhelm we are sure that our Curtis High School Chorus will have a future as successful as its illustrious past.