Curtis High School - Yearbook (Staten Island, NY)

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Although. relatively new here at Curtis, the football band has added much to our musical program. Under the able guidance of Mr, Wil- helm, our new director, the bond has inspired Curtisites and sparked school spirit at football games and assemblies. Some ot the songs with T M I CHE As much of a Curtis tradition as the football team, Curtis cheerleaders have been at football games, basketball games, G. O. campaigns, and swim meets since l93O. Every year more new girls are selected for the squad. They, with the old members, practice FIRST POW Carmine Bitotti Verna Vik Suzanne Gassner Susan Blanch, ard, Mr, Wilnelrv- Loretta Nash lllsc Rosanott Janet Alexander, Char es Caspenter SECOND ROW Robert Kipp, Rod Wick ander Fred Hoefler Joe Caribcne Jae Pia zolla Roy Schoen Ae: Hall Steve Feman Roy Holt lack Strobel Robert Strar-Teri, THIRD ROW Arth.,r Seq en-an Joseph Petrolino Robert Do'a' Boyd Adams Frank Ascone Tern Florio A'ex Loginaw Frank Cwtachio, Henry Okste' Tony Pakrnbo Frank Delulio, Ed Sharp wrt,- which these hearty musicians have proven their talent are: Stand Up and Cheer, Caissons Go Rolling Along, Anchors Aweigh, The Ma- rines' Hymn, Ballin' the Jack, and Dragnet Mr, Wilhelm and his group deserve our congrat- ulations for the fine iob they have done. tour times a week under the supervision of Miss Watt and the help of Captain Maureen Collins and Co-Captains Dorothy Pietrocatella and Dagny Jensen. The girls are working even harder now so that they can defend their title of T955 Cheerleading Champions ot Staten Island. Cv- FIRST ROW Dorothy Pietrccate 'a Carol Bock Beve'y Swaae Lynre Chapman Lcci e Carre' Dagny Jensen. SECOND ROW Lay Lynct- Danna De aney Maureen Co ins Ruth Gundersen G y McKef c Patrick: SG'1ba'QE' KX .K

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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.

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Under the expert gutdance of the chaurman of the Englnsh depart FlRST ROW Robert Sheridan Mr Rnce John Lange SECOND ROW Carl Ratchle Pete Saderholm Jac: Ottenhenmer Ball Xuques Rubber bands pencils blotters paper clips and paper how could Curtis extst wuthout them? The answer us that It couldnt and so the supply room although small as one of the most Important offices In the school The supply room IS run under the dlrectton of Mr Ruce by students who work durlng theur free perlods Thus efficient and dtlngent staff us so consctentlous that they even know how many paper cl ps they gave out an a sungle day ment Mr Daniel Seltzman the boys and gurls of the offuce squad perform a varlety of 'obs and work dllugently for theur honor ponnts The boys dlstrubute over l8 OOO books and they also operate all the audio vlsual ands such as the protector and the tape recorder Then too they mumeograph all the stencils typed by the efftcuent secretartes who make up the rest of the squad of the largest depart ment In the school I T ROW M sly Rosemarle Cc H g Caro e Kaso Ann Rendelsfe Mr Da man Marsha or-ta lr Ba ba :n Crowley Judy 0 e SECOND ROW Ros S sto an: D ne ke S mon Rope t e Q er rl ff rg rm Stee c a 1 1 1 I A ff? I l I lil I l I , I l t F'RS , cvllyr' Rami lr' he Se z- M u ' ' Let: .r' Jay: Ras- nef, :Ce E- rt Fr an : ' E ':' l r Ev 'sch Pc, Cr-ev ll Ka A1 F -it Ve::'a Ly Ed' ' Schrv-ts'