Curtis High School - Yearbook (Staten Island, NY)

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TRAFFIC MARSHALS FIRST ROW: Mary Alice Smith, Lucille Cupo, Elizabeth Wilson. ROW: Robert Murphy, Rachel Ginnis, Madeleine Steinberg, Ann Marie Sinibaldi, Norma Larsen, Maureen OBrien, Faith Soloe Rendelstein, Barbara Vogely Ranna Jacobi, Renate Behrensl many Dick Rener, Mrt Raichle, SECOND ROW: Jerry DeMasi, Veronica Schmeiser, Paul Chevalier. FOURTH ROW:Judy Lefcaurt, Frances Mintz, Helen Hawthorne, Judy Seligrnan, Barbara Scrog- Andrea Gerson, Evelyn Strohm Ray Wilson, Dick Anderson, gie. Dorothy Cotano, Emma Jane Lauterbach Amy Forte, THIRD Frances Ricciardiy Bill Xiques, Over fifteen hundred Curtis students change classrooms every forty minutes. Without the competenr services of our marshal squads, the passing periods would be times of utter confusion and chaos. Instead, the traffic moves swiftly so that all students can reach their classes on time. But the duties of the marshals do not end with traffic control, for they also are on duty in all corridors and at all exits so that orderly conditions prevail at every moment of the school day. Curtis owes much of its reputa- tion for good conduct to its marshal squads.

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Coach, F OOTBQLL ..- f' 23 .A 'lima . W 14 2: 4 asf' lr!-N ' i Lei? I 5 Pollner, Andy Avellino, Ed Radloff, Peter Saderholrn, John Pietra- BOTTOM ROW-LEFT TO RIGHT: Bill Mulligan, Milne Baker, Sam Esposito Hal Robinson, Tom Rumph, Anthony Formica, Tam Ferry Reter Donkelman, Dick Rogers. SECOND ROW: Jack Ottlriheimor, Lars Field, Mike Mayor, Jack Hurley-Asst. cotella, Frank Caccovo, Anthony OeFa1io, Lloyd Sherman, Alden Amos, Bill Reaman-Publicity Director TOP ROW: Don Jensen, Dave Anderson Joe Gatto Jim Wallace, Dick Wallace, Peter Alfie Palladino-Captain, And Barberi-Head Coach, John Svenningsen, Ariay Godston, Vjayne Derrick, Bob Hauptman- Ass't, Mgr THIRD ROW: Ronnie Kerney-Equipment Mgr, Ronnie Marotta, Ed Rosenblatt, Wes Frame, Gus Theofanous. ABSENT: Charlie Molway, Carl Martens, Frank DeJulio-Head Mgr., Gus Sinibaldi, Billy Kartalis, Chris Nabriga. The squad put in extensive hours of practice, led by their Director of Athletics-Harry O'Brien Head Coach-Andrew Barberi Assistant Coach-Jack Hurley Director of Athletic Publicity- William Reaman Team Physicians-Dr. Anthony Lecce Dr. John D'Anna Team Captain-Alfred Palladino Head Manager-Frank De Julio Equipment Managers-Ronald Kerney Robert Hauptman Student Trainer-Charles Coscia captain, Al Palladino, and coached by Andy Barberi, but they found that their gameness was not enough to overcome their inexperience. The season got off to a bad start and misfortunes seemed to plague us all the way through. On Turkey Day, cheered on by thousands of fans, we played our best game of the season, but against the more powerful and more experienced New Dorp Centrals, the White Warriors were again beaten and we lost our last game ofthe season. All through the season the team was hindered by iniuries, the more serious of them being when Ariay Godston hurt his knee and was forced to sit out some of the games, and when Charlie Molway, suffering from a broken arm, retired for the entire last half of our campaign.