Curtis High School - Yearbook (Staten Island, NY)

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Beverly Lunny President The General Organiza- tion is the student govern- ment of Curtis. lt consists of the G.O. oFlicers, the Executive Committee and GE EHAL URGANIZATIU the Student Council. Mr. . . J h-' fa Michel is the faculty Carol Panee g adviser. if , fii The G.O. ofticers for this Secrelary Q wx in past year are pictured. . Our Executive Council, pictured below, consists of these g T L Q WN A .1 officers, the captains of the marshal squads, and the Arista ,l leaders. All important planning and procedure problems are Z . ' ' straightened out by this small and efficient group. l l The Student Council has as its members the presidents of ll '-, , ,,, ,xr the home rooms. This group, the legislative organ ofthe G.O., it S lprjgnpzlcgll. on the budget and sets the policies of the Ruth Dmlessondro Vice-President EXECUTIVE COUNCIL FIRST ROW: Jan Beckman Beverly Lunny, Ruth D'Alessandro, Merry Newman. SECOND ROW: Leonard Blumin, Thomas Selden, Mr. Michel, Gary Schwartz.

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Elaine Keiser Tierney, James DePalma, Catherine Kacsur, Robert Keiser Mosaic for the past two years has served as the outlet for the student body's literary and artistic abilities. Under the able direction of Mr. Kessler Mosaic has become a fixed star in the constellation of fine Curtis publications From Monika Schlaegel's terrifying story showing the horrors of an atomic war to Bill Hudgins's amusing piece about a space bug, Curtis students have shown themselves equal to the task of producing both realistic and imaginative literature. We feel certain that in the coming years Mosaic will flourish and command the enthusiastic support which all Curtis activities receive. .Sf h I s .Q- X 3 ss 'rs X v 1 C f N If . 1 QV 8 9 it .4 ri! 2 Z fl! -1 Z 2 P 1 0 5 0 0 O T 0 P FH 2 1 .T .- N 5. I 1' z 7 ' x I1 , 'L 0 F ' Q 9. I N X 0 5. Q F 0 D . 1 fl U3 0 . 3 ., . 3 , 5- Ui fn s - n f ., . 0 , . Q I r.t 5 .tl as D Q 2 Y' ' ! ,- U - 1 ' 1 2 . U R

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KNEELING: Sue Pederson, Carol Partee. STANDING: Liz Field, Nancy Schacht, Beverly Pietraca- tella, Melanie Kruszewski, Judy Lange, Eleanor McAndrews, Ann Kain, linda lenza. NOT PIC- TURED: Ruth D'Alessandro, Mary Anne Biada. Our cheerleaders demonstrate their pep, loyalty, and talent at football and basket- ball games. We have good reason to be proud of the cheerleaders, as they have held the title of Staten Island Champions for three out of the past four years. This year's squad is led by Captain Sue Pederson and Co-captain Carol Partee. Its UHEERLEfUEHS KNEELING: Mr. Wilhelm, Co- coptain Valerie Stratton, Captain Marta Rella, faculty adviser Miss Friedenberg. STANDING: Mary Ann Olivieri, Phyllis Ricciardi, linda Starlin, Nancy Blomstrom, Barbara Silvestri, Ann Barbarino, Karla Flail, Susan Coburn, Virginia Palumbo. A new addition to the cheering section this year is the spirited corps of maiorettes. Their precision and sparkle have made them favorites not only at games but also at many school productions. Inspiring the girls as they whirl and spin through their routines are Mr. Wilhelm and his orchestra. Miss Friedenberg serves as their adviser. AJUHETTEU