Curtis High School - Yearbook (Staten Island, NY)

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FIRST ROW Bernrce Werthermer Marlene Klennman Mr Fannmg Barbara Werner Judy Lefcourt SECOND ROW Frank Veccra Ken neth Goldrn Robert Murphy Torr Ferry Bert Taras Emrl Hyman Anyone who has ever waded through Crcero or followed the explorts of Don Qurxote as he attacked hrs wrndmrlls has probably benefrted from the efforts of the modern language office squad These are the students who delrver the language books through out the department and generally and Mr Fannrng the Charrman rn the various tasks that have to be done They take care of all routrne clerucal matters so that the teachers may have more tvme to devote to therr classes I ? Fmrshed wlth Blology and stall get the yen to skln a frog every once rn a whsle? Well then you re lust the type of person that the Q . H W Biology squad rs looking for These hardy souls have the task of feedlng the rats and frogs that wrll later be used un the scrence classes They also clean cages mend equlpment and wheel the famulrar cart covered wlth varrous speclmens from class to class Under the dlrectlon of Mr Ryan they take care of all the essentral labs that help to make an effrcrent department FIRST ROW Glarrc Vogel E r Jaeger Jaan Yonnon Joyce Ma o Mr ar- ro e M Kelly Betsy He me SECOND ROW Robert Sch rmer Joseph True o e r Hessron Alan Jenks Ra H Rophoelson Dowd Bar-r'er Barry reedman R hard or e Mme czor Mnchae eme o Jacobs . I - I- I 7 l ' I I l l Q V D l I lf:-ff' ,sf-:. 1:5f-f+f- ' ' ' : ' lc -e rin l. Ry 'Ca ll. wls a'y W' l l V D'ck ' I D F lc L r' r Y L ' l T ' r Rich rd

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FIRST ROW Rlchard Slgman Mary McManus Path Lynn Lambert M s Caccomo JudIth Ensenberg Myrna Nuller Henry Goldwasser SEC OND ROW Donald Jensen Word Terry Vrncent Belaflore Ro ert Everson Barry Freedman Lawrence Prerce Dave Blumn Mrke Lalclr Among the most Important courses taught at Curtrs are those Included In the Socral Studles Department Thus department IS a very busy one and ITS squad IS always very GCTIVC takmg care of the needs of all the socIal studIes classes ThIs IS QUITE a task as It Includes mrmeographlng assIgnment sheets runnIng motIon plc ture prolectors In classes and checkrng book closets for all of the eleven socral SlUdl8S courses Thus work IS very Important and the staff takes prlde In the offrce s qulet effIcIency The frrst lIbrary squad here at CurtIs started In l925 under the dIrectIon of Mnss J Tracy PhIllIps SInce then both the llbrary and the staff have grown untrl now there are over thIrty students who ill! keep the IIbrary runnIng smoothly Under the dIrectIon of MISS Ruth Bomber they check books In and out frle pamphlets and magazmes and repaIr volumes that are worn by constant use We are all Indebted to thrs squad for thenr effIcIent servIce to us FIRST ROW Edythe Lawrence LoIs Fne Tara Trentalange Ann ar a no Mss Bafnber Prnlornena e Ann Kam Barbara Ilvers Wendy Bnstock SECOND ROW Reber' MJ phy Henry Goldwasser C c es Wr gnt Lars Lenck GlorIa Boer' Adee Macomb Mary rr-I d Du VqlerIe Sne c German Loretto ys J ay Masvrangelo Stanley e scn e en Gmsbur Ic M roe Jerome DeMasI

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CL EC L E 5 58 FlRST ROW Caro- Sendo' Ann Trious Eorence Abrarnovitz Joan MocLacn- an Eleanore Silverstein Made'ir'e Munstuk Emma Jane Lauterbach Sharon Kingdon Marie Barra Marcia Goldstein Roz Bleiman Eieanor Appre- baurn Rachel Ginnis SECOND ROW Gerald Schwartl Myrna Black Ginger Black Bettycnn Bellezza Rita Noe Beth Rogers Frances Ricciordi Suzanne Suga'nnan Veronica Schrneiser Mary Peterson Verna Dusold Evelyn Strohm Rose Wardie Genevieve Morelli Janet Hancock Lynne Braisted Michae- Duffy Kenneth Goldin THIRD ROW: Mor'lyn Misciure Helen Hawthorne, Emily Dorset Diana Dorry Marion Miles Loretta Nash Leota Larsen Madeleine Steinberg .loan Meyer Margaret Hallanan Elvira Marinelli Roberta Carey. FOURTH ROW: Mar- lene Kleinman, Lorraine Suskind Carol Hennessy Rosalie Kosa Dorothy Co- fano Judy Seligman, Norman Larsen Lucy Zakian, Mary Alice Smith, Lynne Smith, Eileen Kooperstein, Virginia Weidler, Sherryl Blumin, Merry New. man, Sally Dorset Curtis owes a large vote of thanks to the members of its Clerical Staff. Every administrative office in the school depends on the competence of the student aides, who perform iobs from running errands for Mr. Corbett to operating the Lost and Found for Mr. Rosenman. They deliver messages, type, file, check, double check and find, they alphabetize, arrange, and re-arrange to help maintain the normal, efficient operation of the school that couldn't exist without their help. HCCOUlTl'lllG F E E Room 352 the Secretarial Studies Office, has a trained, efficient clerical staff which performs the multitudinous duties necessary to keep the stenography, typing, business law, accounting, and business training classes in top running order. Mr. Neinstein, chairman of the department, is justly proud of his loyal and eager staff. Their duties include typing, mimeographing, and filing, but do not stop with these necessary activities for they are always available for any of the other services that such a varied department needs. C? Walter Sliolnilr Annette Casertano Carolyn Salter Eileen Kooperstein Sheila Goldberg Charles Wright l t I 1