Curtis High School - Yearbook (Staten Island, NY)

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FIRST ROW: Barbara Glassman, Sheila Lehrhaupt, Marcia Goldstein, Roz Bleiman, Carol Siegel, Madeline Steinberg, Phyllis Pietrongelo, Angie DiCleri, Joan Baldassano, Elizabeth Wilson, Julie Sansevero, Betty Piaskowski, Pat Innes, Millie Federici, Mildred Dailey, Dorothy McDonald. SECOND ROW: Josepnine Curitore, Verna Dusold, Joy Fleshner, Judy Eisenberg, Florence Huey, Barbara Werner, Eleanor Applebaum, Judy Borer, Lois Rafalsky, Margaret Ritchie, Ethel Ander- sen, Carol Roberts, Roselyn Steskal, June Johnson, Pat Stokes, Naomi Adams, Anne Wabo, Inez Okstel, Dolores Carlevarini, Irene Bauer. THIRD ROW: Jane Klaw, Trinita McDermott, Barbara Hall, Ann Engel, Yvonne Aslanides, Jane Aslanides, Jane Brinker, Joyce Rosen, Judy Letcourt, Ann Rendelstein, Barbara Farley, Jean Pollock, Karen Larsen, Maureen Weiler, Carol Kalinski, Mary Beggs. FOURTH ROW: Rosalyn Barbato, Ida Mazzucco, Sheila Goldberg, Beth Rogers, Edna Devmar, LaRue Crowley, Betsy Earle, Carol Gunther, Doris Hanley, Arlene Spera, Carol Hennessy, Mary McManus, Diane Strack, Barbara VonName, Rosemary Forlenza, Marie Barra, Rosemarie Spisto, Margaret Beggs. B0lilLll'l CLUB This year the Bowling Club, under the direction of Miss Watt, met every Wednesday at the Park Lane Alleys. With their manager, Carol Gunther, the girls tried lo improve their game by giving each other helpful suggestions and practicing faithfully every week. Strikes, spares and gut- terballs were all things they had to take in their stride. Unfortunately for their morale the gutter- balls came more often than the strikes, at first, but the girls kept trying and still dream of the day when they will bowl a perfect 300. BHSKE BBLI. C LIB FIRST ROW: Betty Novak, Diane Seidler, Maureen Halligan, Margaret Ritchie, Lorraine LaRoy, Jackie Quaglieri, Sheila Lehr- haupt, Elaine Woodruff, Sandra Mehlwarm, Susan Friedland, Judy Barer, Diane Doran, Flora Brooks, Alice Wedel, Beverly Lunny, Ann Kain, Betty Ann Dinger, Suzanne Gassner, Joyce Goetz, Janet VonName, Kathy MacKintosh. SECOND ROW: Thea Trentalange, Sheila Gutman, Gloria Giavanelli, Grace Giovanelli, Arlene Hoffman, Gail Conroy, Maureen Mattsson, Ann Barbarino, Cecile La Place, Mary Lew, Patricia Callahan, Beverly Wheeler, Ilsa Ellen Rasanott, Ethel Dondine, Janet Ackerly, Lillian Greeley, Katherin Gutler, Jean Leonarrd. THIRD ROW: Marsha Montauk, Sandra Scheikowitz, Roz Bleiman, Marcia Goldstein, Diane Law- rence, Maureen Collins, Ruth Gundersen, Joan Soper, Dorothy Pietrocatella, Dagny Jensen, Pat Noonan, Rosemary Horvath, Angela Di Clerica, Phyllis Pietrangelo, Joyce Marina, Betsy Wolfe, Georgette Foggin, Antonia Daluise, Mary Schneider, Diane Strack, Mary McManus, FOURTH ROW: Barbara Kusner, Judy Dunn, Ellen Another spoke in the large wheel of Curtis ac- tivities is the Basketball Club, the girls' equivalent of the New York Knicker- backers. Under the supervision of Miss Watt, the club de- serves an invitation to the National Invitation Tourna- ment, it only to provide some distaff charm. Michael, Nanci Kolish, Joan Levy, Ronna Jacobi, Zelda ltzkowitz, Betsy Earle, Yvonne Aslanides, Beverly Swode, Judy Lynch, Beth Rogers, Carol Dean, Virginia Mahlenhoff, Arlene J, Thomas, Carolyn Opolecky, Bettyann Bellezza, Rita Noe, Lois Rafalsky, Ethel Andersen, Margaret Ritchie, Roselyn Steskal, Carol Roberts. FIFTH ROW: Jane Brinker, Isobel Goldberg, Diane Adler, Barbara Molinaft, Martha Rigney, Elaine Dahl, Barbara Hall, La Rue Crowley, Ann Engel, Judy Lefcourt, Brenda Berger, Marie Felucci, Margaret Woeltle, Genette Hyde, Nancy Frame, Judy Mastran- gelo, Loretta Soltys, Eleanor Coffey, Diane Anselm. SIXTH ROW: Lila Lewis, Dorothy Marvin, Joyce Rasner, Lois Ferre, Merry New- man, Marylyn Misciure, Valerie Rudin, Diane Pottberg, Ann Rendelstein, Barbara Glassman, Madeleine Steinberg, Barbara Werner, Carol Siegel, Eleanor Applebaum, Theresa Tanzash, Mary Ann Boyd, Gail Freeman, Pat Crasson, Mary Lemkow, Anne Cuccio, Emma Christ, Geraldine Creswell, Elizabeth Fleming.

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Another spoke in the large wheel of Curtis activities is the Girls' Bad- minton Club. This club has been in action since l938 and once a week, armed with shuttle cocks, nets and racquets, the girls meet in the gym to learn the skills ofthe game. 4 , Under the direction of Miss Erica Mather, the faculty adviser, and their manager, Virginia Moh- lenhoff, they practice and perfect their techniques. When every one is ready, a tournament is held and the winning team is given credit to- ward a Block C . l l G C The Curtis Riding Club is opened to all students who are interested in riding or learning to ride, Every Monday afternoon the students leave for Clove Lake Stables where they mount their horses and go off on a merry iaunt through Clove Lakes Park. Expert instruction is provided T ElRST ROW Sue Friedland Sandra Scheikawitl Diane Lawrence Arna Schi'ler Roberta Lehr haupt, Barbara Molinotl Laney Dahl Annrg Carroll SECOND ROW Yvonne Atanides lzzbw Goldberg Sheila Gulrna' Nanci Kaksh Ellen Michael Jcyir- Ywine Sard'a Mehlwvn' Virqinia Manirenhott Karen Schrader Li 'ian Esposito Tt-tll2D ROW Edna Detrnar Barbara AH' strong, Nancy Ploger, Margaret Edwards, Barbara Kusnet Barbara Sawey Audrey Aanby .2 llTl0ll LUB for beginners and everyone always has a good time. Besides riding iust for pleasure the members earn chevrons and major and minor letters that count toward the coveted Block C's . 4' Barbara Molinott S.e Ffea an: Elizabeth Barber