Mamaroneck High School - Mahiscan Yearbook (Mamaroneck, NY)

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ArThur and BeTTy Lou Dreyer. Many Thanks To The G. A. represenTaTives who collecTed The money Trom The hornerooms and Turned iT over To Nancy and BeTTy. Paul Roman and PeTe Schindler were The chieT "look aT The birdie and say cheese" men. The phoTography sTaTT, including Paul BrodTkorb and A. J. STone, Took many oT The aThleTic pics and inTormal shoTs oT liTe aT school. The envy of The resT OT The wriTers was The sporTs sTaTT. WiTh so many championship Teams Trom This year and lasT, They had maTerial Tor many headline wriTeups. Roy STern and Johnny GoldsmiTh col- lecTed The scores and inTormaTion wiTh The help oT The coaches and wroTe The arTicles abouT our Teams. The arT sTaTT Turned in a commendable array oT picTures. This year, There were many phases oT The Theme which Paul Field and Barbara Rock illusTraTed. AnoTher oT The diTTiculT buT necessary Tasks was The Typing. This was done by RuTh Williams, Ellen Turner, Frances Williams, Gloria Fraioli, Carol Hirschman, Mary Macri, Ann TommasseTTi, Adeline Macri, Mary Jane Gilman, and Mr. Allen's sevenTh period Typing class. "WhaT's anoTher word Tor able?" "Who's This person?" "Buy a BoosTer Tor Mahiscan?" "How do kindly answered, and many more, were necessary To Tinish your yearbook, The Mahiscan sTaTT is very proud oT This year's book and hopes you will enjoy looking Through iT as much as They enioyed com- piling iT. Helping To meeT The budgeT, The adverTising sTaTT spenT many aTTernoons soliciTing ads. Marian TreTz- ger, BeTTy Jane WaTT, and Kay Sparrell made up This sTaTT. These girls have done commendable work on a job ThaT calls Tor business sense, TacT, and personaliTy. C ART AND PHOTOGRAPHY STAFF YOU spell KWBZlf'TSlSS'l- Siitlirm: luzmm Nl liuire, Paul Roman. Pill!! llmrltknrlm Yu y R ky?" All These ques- Tions, which were so , . -'HC 6956. ,hiflllltilillllj Vivian Mcclwr-, 12:11-liziru Rock Tzmvt Hmml.

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THTE MAHISCAN Lasl Seplrember, Jrhe Mahiscan slall held irs firsf meefing lo organize and allocare dulies 'ro per- sons who were inreresred in cerrain phases of 'rhe work. The nexr several meerings consisred largely of lecrures on The graphic-arls in general and Their ap- plicarion +0 yearbook consrrucrion in parricular. A producrion schedule was rhen ser up afrer which rhings moved on apace and wirhour undue hurry unlil 'rhe las'r few weeks before going ro press- which were prerry hecric 'for all members of 'rhe s+al3F. Mr. Keebler, The faculfy adviser, was fhe experi- enced hand who guided rhe yearbook Jrhrough rhe proper channels while Miss Riordan arranged all schedules for formal phorographs. The edi+or-in- arion by Sally Monson, and Peler Mosher worlced as associale edirors. The arricles for The Mahiscan were wrirren by a capable edirorial slaff composed of Sally Pearse, Nancy Gulimann, Noreen Flynn, Cynrhia Carll, Lorerra Gaillardef, Anira Perrucci, Vivian Meclces, Barbara Rock, Phyllis Holchlciss, Par Maguire, Sigrid Nordwall, Dale Dacier, Miclcey Feferson, Nancy Reese, Phyllis Dixon, Allan Thomp- son, Sreve Toiron, and Bob Kiely. Janer Reinharf, business manager and Janer Bowser her assislanf ser and iuggled The budgel for This year. Such worlc requires more fhan a simple knowledge of Algebra, so Mrs. Linden supervised rhe bookkeeping. The sub- sc r i p Jr i o n d r i v e w a s chief who made l'he wheels go round was Carol handled by She ard. Ann Numrich, re laced alrer her radu- Nanc Mac B U SIN E S S S T A F F F7 P Q Y E D I T O R I A L S T A F F .S'ittr'uff: Nancy MacArthur. ,lauet Reinlmrt, lk-tty 'lane YVntt. ,S'hnri1'i11g1: lim-tty Lou Ilreycr, Janet Bowser, Kziy Spnrrcll, Marian 'l'rc-fzucr, Sitting: Roy Stern. Pete hfnshcr, kizarnl Shcmrrl, Annu Numri l. ,lulm liolilsnlith, J I Standing: Micky Ifeturwn, Sully Uousmx. Pat RTZKHIHTQ. Phyllis Dixon, Noreen Flynn.

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.glifflillyl Roy Stern, lloh Kicly, Tenn Roberts, Ilan- llrcxler, fyenevim-ve Mm'Kennn. ,SflHll1HlglZ Ed W right, ,Terry NIST, lion Schiller, l':n 'lummziscttn Phyllis Dixon, Paul Field, Paul Hroiltkorh. Tolxn Iiolilsmitlx. EDITORIAL STAFF When Records are disTribuTed each Monday and are duly read and criTicized by one and all, how many sTudenTs really appreciaTe The work involved in geTTing ouT iusT one issue? Behind The scenes oT The Record may be Tound a busy and busTIing or- ganizaTion. The business sTaTT, wiTh able Jean OrTon aT iTs head, has The imporTanT job oT conTrolling The purse sTrings. UnTil These are loosened no picTures can appear nor can exTra pages be added as some- Times occurs. The main body OT This sTaTT is subdivided inTo small eTTicienT working parTs, one oT The mosT imf porTanT oT which is The adverTising sTaTT, whose high pressure salesman, Beverly Brawley, is in charge oT geTTing ads. IT you see her scurrying in and ouT oT sTores on Palmer and LarchrnonT Ave- nues, she is noT iusT on a shopping expe-diTion, buT is Trying To geT an exTra ad To swell The Record's coTTers. AddiTional cogs in The all imporTanT wheel are LoreTTa 6aillardeT, secreTary-Treasurer, and Nancy Neal's circulaTion sTaTT, which has The Tedious job oT Tolding and disTribuTing The papers. The ediTorial sTaTT is responsible Tor all maTerial Tound in prinT, excepT ads. Capable Jean RoberTs wields a mighTy pen. AT all school TuncTions she may be seen wiTh eyes glued on The specTacle, ears cocked, and pen poised Tor acTion, also, everyone looks Torward To her Tiery ediTorial which appears each week. NOT only is she Tamous Tor her ediTorial sallies, buT she keeps a waTchTul eye over all The work ThaT goes inTo The Record. Bob Kiely holds down The demanding job oT news ediTor, spending his Time looking Tor scoops. l-le also keeps his news hounds busy, by giving Them inTeresTing assignmenTs and sending Them in quesT oT news. Genny McKenna records all small Talk aT The