Port Jervis High School - Victor Yearbook (Port Jervis, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 118 of the 1953 volume:

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Q i s za 'y The Indian is a symbol of Young America. lt was the lndian who taught the white settlers how to survive that first winter in the new world. , :Zi The land on which Port Xervis is located and the surrounding hills were at one y time the home of the Lenni-Lena e lndians. Their habitations were wi warns of .WEE lg S ually built in oval shapes. They ate from cleverly decorated clay bowls and liz d fur elts. From the colorful histor of these Indians You Wi P Aggie? Elf viii . Egg tr-W bark us ' ' deer skins an lc ,sa d simply in nr yearhoo . ' n Modern EEE dresse yt? we have drawn the theme for o The C-lass of l953 like the Indian is the first of a new kind of civilizatio . science may entirely change the destiny oi the world. Will we like the first real 5 Americans play an important part in the history of a new and scientific world? The - 'A - - is If M1 ,r- way may be hard, but, ri we remember and practice the courage and perseverance of the true lndian, we will surely find that we will not be left behind in this world 5g2wi25g fg, 1' 335 oi great progress. ,gr 4' ' 4 3 Q 4. i'.' ' f -mi 'Q .,k' av. g,,, ,f f itwy .f.. M, fi s. .fs Q wr .5 .,.. ,.,...c r . . ii?vPPl,iglsi i'f- f 4 I ,... - ' if V 1 Q' xii' .wg55fW?.'1 l vrfI t's:- 3 ii ... 75 iwflwfif kf7 i:fI:. ,li-ff l3'5'K?'i1'i 'lifkii fidzif-x'Ui '2 .rg . A ' lla? -wily . 21 it 'f.a1,, ' '?iiewt2 Q5r1z,.'ffq, e' ,M arm 39 5' . i ne ii,s5sii?.!:Q S V' ,y eg cr.. zfigjgigygk ,ggi K gap hffmeswi sf'QtV Ugpsw . ,,:t,,myEaimdy 4ie35iEiTh21 E, TABLE OF CONTENTS ADMINISTRATION ...... SENIORS .............. CLAS SES ....... ACTIVITIES ...... ATHLETICS ............. SENIOR FEATURES ........ ADVERTISEMENTS ..... Page Tive Yi, gk., R , , .., , W. LW ., .. A X, 3 5 X 4 A . 4 . 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Ri A A L a A OFFICE STAFF Miss CARROLL, Miss HOF ' ' MR. SHAW, Miss CLICKNER , I ff' I ' 7 3 ff 4 A '31 W' ' s :fl W F f . 'r.zf.'.,n-H' XV f 1 ., A N, f.. CAFETERIA STAFF DENTAL HYGIENIST MRs. REDDING, MRs. KALLIGHAN . is 5 ' ,.', feiw er E ,Q 2' e g yt . , 952 .54 is 'S 5? x4 A Q '15, in 5, Mg if Q. fm. . f.. . , MR? iff gs! 5, ,Z s. ,Vw . .7 ,I . 5 1, -L EE, A.. ni . I. pf. . 15 A3 5:5Eag 545 ww N 5 U me 1 gif :les Y R R -5 2 .1 wg? .. 1... :gp 5 sn H agp? F5 is ' ig gs S E x :gs Q ,F ?5:sf?W9 151 f 115 xii R.. . za. ww ' 5.5535 A ' iw., -3 . Y as Si 1 ,Sw ' 5 , , .... . .... ....,,. ,., ,,.,.,. , Qzrl, , ., x.',. . . ,W 41. -5: 5 QE? W- sw.. ,t MRS. HAWKINS A ,Q 5 5? 3555 V1 595 gg 5 5 S fANITORIAL STAFF F int row: Custodian. Mrs. Clendennen, Mr. Doss, Head Second row: Mr. Drake, Mr. West- f l E r., Piatt. ' 2 A 1 gg :':' ...:- SW ,. 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' ff wg 1 Wm, M ssdq W- 1, mf s k Q S M 4 ,- Mis. f 'f m mm XiL5Qg f . ,N a fm f ,y ea ,z 1 fc' 'si 165 5 -Q 1 : 'QE 'V ' - ini trat'on CLASS OF 1953 The years you have spent in high school may have seemed to be long and diflicult at the beginning but now that you have arrived at a point where you may look back, it is quite likely that they ap- pear to have been all too short. Many friendships that have grown out of your associations, the multitude of experiences which you have enjoyed, and the countless tasks which your teachers have assigned to you in the various courses you have taken now all blend together into a whole, which is your high school education. This, I'm sure you recognize to be only the beginning, a preparation for that long term education which you will experience throughout life. As you enter upon this further education, may I remind you that you are important people. It is necessary for you to always keep that fact in mind and to never forget that as important people what you think, what you say, and how you act in all of your asso- ciations with individuals and groups is very important not only to you but to society as a whole. As an important person, you are a responsible citizen, one who is ready and willing to use his talents wherever there is a constructive job to be done. We believe you are important and that your actions will justify this trust in you. ' ERVIN R. FLETCHER MR ERVIN R FLETCHER Superintendent of Schools Superintendent of Schools -gif. rv-5151 'F of -fn, .li 1 ,f v, if Page Eight BOARD OF EDUCATION A. Gray, C. Bushweller, Wylie, C. Stratton, C. Cuddeback, C. Lefferts, Mrs. C. Quackenbush, o. Aliton, E. Fletcher. ' MR. LOUIS C. HORSMAN Principal April 13, 1953 Dear Seniors, The four years have passed speedily since you entered Port Jervis High School as freshmen..I trust they have been as happy for you as they have been for me. You have just completed the first step in our democratic way of life. May each succeeding step be rich in pleasure, full of service, and gratifying to your ambitions and those of your parents and friends. The faculty and I extend our heartiest congratulations. Sincerely yours, LoU1s C. HORSMAN Principal Page Nine PORT JERVIS FAC ART, MUSIC, LANGUAGE DEPARTMENT Sitting: Miss Oddo, Miss Harris, Mrs. Blood. Standing: .Mr. Lester, Mr. Mcllnay, Mr. Koski. BUSINESS, VOCATIONAL, HOME ECONOMICS DEPARTMENT in : iss Richards, Miss C0 S tt g M iss Roebuck. Standing: Mr. Archer, r. Brozy, Mr. Gocwcy, Mr. Lathrop PHYSICAL EDUCATION DEPARTMENT Mr. Robinson, Mrs. Kreidler zuuunmum nw mmumwimwwn, swm W Sitting: Mr. Frantz, Miss Wenner sten, Mr. Chase. Standing: Mr. How- ard, Mr. Laird, Mr. Serfass, Mr. HIGH SCHOOL ULTY SCIENCE AND MATHEMATICS DEPARTMENT Myers. SOCIAL STUDIES DEPARTMENT Sitting: Miss Oddo, Mr. Shaw, Mrs Carlton Mr. Wilse . St d' M , y an mg: Mateyak, Mr. Dickinson. ENGLISH DEPARTMENT Sitting: Miss Evans, Miss Eggland, Miss Hassell, Mrs. O'Connor. Stand- ing: Mrs. Call, Miss Angelakos, Mrs. Bell. W3 T-.M ,,,.- V ti, . A n .N ., .s . W, Mt.. WWW , I s t . ,.:,.k F ,IVV ,.,,,,,,, if' .1 of f 1' 'W 23 W its , t A 4 o W t A I fy ,sts -,f ,tw,,v , f f of stf i- sg. 1 - .W- s - f 2-1-tie:-Wet' . T. ---s .W- Q t f . .- 4555's . e , Y A -, ,. 'lcd .I ef v'x :ff t 7 W' 'N-fl sc, if W acult ANGELAKOS, LILLIAN Adelphi College B.A., Middlebury College M.A. Subject: Librarian. Activities: Junior Play, Senior Minstrel, Senior Class adviser. ARCHER, THEODORE B. Syracuse B.S., Albany State M.S. Subjects: commercial. Activities: Treasurer Boys' A.A., Controller, Activities Fund, Senior Class adviser, Senior Minstrel. BELL, RUTH G. Elmira College B.A. Subject: English 7. Ac- tivities: 7th Grade adviser. BLOOD, LOUISE H. Elmira College B.A., Middlebury College M.A. Subject: French. Activities: Adviser for Senior Class, Student Council, French Club 5 guidance counselor. BROZY, WILLIAM J. University of State of New lYork, N.Y.U. and Columbia. Subject: machine shop prac- tice. CALL, DOROTHY WATTS Syracuse University B.A., Subject: sen- ior English. Activities: Adviser for Yearbook, Senior Class adviser. CARLTON, HORTENSE K. ' Aroostook State Teachers. Subject.: social studies 7. Activities: 7th Grade adviser. CHASE, ALVIN E. University of New Hampshire B.S. Subjects: physics, chemistry, general science. Activities: Adviser of Varsity Club g coach of baseball, Jr. Varsity football: Athletic Director. CLICKNER, ERMA l Syracuse University B.A., New York Univer- sity M.A. Subject: Guidance Director. Ac- tivities: Student Council adviser. COYNE, JAYNE N. Y. State College for Teachers at Buffalo B.S. Subject: senior high homemakmg. Ac- tivities: Homemaking Club Adviser, Sopho- more Class adviser. DICKINSON, ROBERT New York State College for Teachers. B.A., M.A. Subject: social studies III. Activities: Youth in Government, Junior Class adviser. EGGLAND, JULIA . Iowa State Teachers College B.A., Columbla University M.A. Subject: sophomore- Eng- lish. Activities: Sophomore Class adviser. EVANS, DOROTHY Cornell University B.A. Subject:.junior Eng- lish. Activities: Junior Class adviser. FRANTZ, BERNARD East Stroudsburg State Teachers College B.S. Subject: seventh grade mathematics. Activities: Eighth Grade adviser. GOEWEY, HAROLD Syracuse University B.S., St. Lawrence Subjects: general commercial, distributive education. Activities: Activities' Treasurer. HARRIS, EVELYN M. Mount Holyoke College B.A., Columbia Uni- versity M.A. Subject: Latin. Activities: guid- ance counselor, adviser of Latin Club, Fresh- man Class adviser. HASSELL, BERNICE Farmington State Teachers College, Univer- sities of Maine,'N. Y., Boston. Subject: Eng- lish 8. Activities: Eighth Grade adviser. HOWARD, HENRY M., JR. Union College B.S., Columbia Sub- jects: general science, biology, driver tram- ing. Activities: Radio and Electronics Club, Junior Class adviser. HULL, LINDSLEY J. Rutgers University B.S. Subjects: seventh grade reading and spelling. Kosxr, TAUNO F. Sherwood Music School B. Mus., Northwest- ern University M. Mus. Subjects: high school and grade school instrumental music. Activi- ties: senior and junior high band. KREIDLER, GWEN A. East Stroudsburg State Teachers College B.S. Subjects: health, physical education, driver training. Activities: Adviser for Girls' Athletic Ass'n, Jr. and Sr. cheerleaders. LAIRD, GEORGE D. State Teachers College, Worcester, Mass. B.S., Boston University. Subject: algebra. Activities: Freshman Class adviser. LATHROP, MACK E. Colgate B.A. Subject: industrial arts. LESTER, CARL Fredonia State Teachers College B.S. Sub- ject: vocal music and theory. Activities: Sr. high glee clubs, Mixed Chorus, Acappella Choir, Senior Minstrel, Senior Class adviser. MATEYAK, PAUL JR. Lebanon Valley College B.S., Rutgers Uni- versity, M. Ed. Subject: social studies II. Activities: basketball, football coach, Sopho- more Class adviser. MCILNAY, HILLIS E. Indiana States Teachers College B.S. Sub- jects: general art, basic art, mechanical drawing, arts and crafts. Activities: Arts and Crafts, Senior Class adviser. K MYERS, EARLE F. - St. Lawrence University B.S., Columbia Uni- versity M.A. Subjects: plane and solid geometery, general math, earth science, int. algebra, trigonometry. Activities: Junior Class adviser. O'CONNOR, ANNA C. College of New Rochelle B.A. Subject: fresh- man English. Activities: Freshman Class ad- viser. ODDO, JOSEPHINE Western Reserve University B.A., Columbia University M.A. Subjects: Spanish, social studies I. Activities: Spanish Club adviser, Freshman Class adviser. RICHARDS, MARY Colorado State Teachers B.A., Columbia Teachers College M.A. Subjects: secretarial. Activities: Adviser Sophomore Class, Short- hand Club. ROBINSON, ROGER I. Syracuse University B.S., M.A., Rochester University, Dartmouth College-naval train- ing. Subjects: physical education, health. Activities: Coach of football, track, J. V. basketball. ROEBUCK, BETTY N. Y. State College for Teachers at Buffalo B.S..Subject: junior high homemaking. Ac- tivities: Seventh grade adviser. SERFASS, RAYMOND East Stroudsburg State Teachers College B.S.. Subjects: eighth grade mathematics. Activities: Seventh grade adviser. SHAW, GUY H. Albany State Teachers College B.S., New York University M.A. Subjects: social stud- ies I. Activities: Freshman Class adviser, Guidance Counselor. WENNERSTEN, DOROTHY E. Adelphi College, B.A., Columbia University M.A. Subject: science. Activities: Science Club adviser, Eighth Grade adviser. WILSEY, WILLIAM Oneonta State Teachers College B. Ed. Sub- ject: eighth grade social studies. Activity: Eighth Grade adviser. if ' 2f 'FW fQW f W w i 9 is J Lf? hgh a, W,4 Z??1 1 iQE!,iz ,9f .'-Ki: ff , - ' SK ,......,, ... . , L f, :,, ...., , W ,.. .., A .W, X :,. .. Q.. ,. AL , ,, ,. . , ,,,L, A ,L,L L A , . .. A ss.-lg.:w.p 5.2.1.2 'Wv55 ' ff! M2355 fa- -.via f N A '35 gig in .... K M emM,Qg9X'S5?5wis ,Tv ms' gwvm x.f'1'fM'H' f 7-1 ' W2 , !?l'gwf. :T 'LI 1 N4 MP '- gr, VA , fi, W A mmm 1- f ,E w N H A , , Y' 1 AR EA Q 'f IKEWQE' EKSEHSQSG Dgziiwfiik , , ' -. f 93 I E IOR ADVISER Page i'Fourteen Left Io right: Mrs. Call, Mr. Mcllnay, Miss Angelakos, Mr. Lester, Mrs. Blood ,M V 1, 'w' Af lf., , 25' , ill ,..-vw All 4 1 ffby. UFPIUERS 1 RAY MARTIN President ROGER GILBERT Vice President MARY NOLAN Secretary DAN DOWLING Class Treasurer o Colors: Black and Gold. 2 I NANCY FLETCHER Soclal Chairman WOODROW CALL Yearbook Editor m Chief REGINA MILLER Yearbook Treasurer Flower: W1ld Yellow Rose. i A ,',, iw . rooo Motto: I am not afra1d of tomorrow, ,o,. y , for I have seen yesterday and I love today. Q 'Ll' I W N ll ,mm Diane Joan Allen DINE Homeroom Sec. 95 Social Chairman 115 Spanish Club 11, 125 Mixed Chorus 125 Yearbook 125 Sr. Minstrel 5 Junior Play. Co-operative . . . neat dresser . . . woman of few words . . . square dancer supreme . . . bound for teaching . . . pleasant personality . . . those eyes . . . future driver . . . always laughing . . . con- servative . . . active . . . full of fun . . . a cute Miss from West End . . . radiant smile. Betty Lou Babcock BETS Knitting Club 9, 105 Homemaking Club 125 Shorthand Club 115 Senior Minstrel. Pleasing personality . . . a quiet Miss from Spar- rowbush . . . lots of fun . . . tall and slim . . .- dependable . . . good-natured . . . giggles. Phyllis Babcock PHYL Knitting Club 105 Home Ec. Club 11, l2-Secre- tary 5 Mixed Chorus 125 Yearbook 125 Senior Min- strel. Makes friends easily . . . blondie . . . peppy . . . Florida bound . . . likes to skate . . . always on a diet . . . hails from Greenville. Stephen Nicholas Babey STEVE Band 9, 10, 115 Football 95 Red Cross 9. Happy-go-lucky . . . friendly. . . neat dresser . . . Electrical Wizard . . . that tired look . . . music- minded . . . Bowling Ace . . .Navy-bound . . . bandumember . . . good looking . . forgetful . . . flirt. George John Barbarino JOHNNY Basketball 11, 12 5 Baseball 10, 11, 125 Varsity Club 11, 125 Yearbook 125 Hall Monitor 125 Sr. Minstrel. Our own Preacher oe . . . . . . always teasing . . . nice looking . . . Basketball Ace . . . neat appearance . . . easy going . . . Honest John . . . good all-around guy . . . always . C -Ca tain seen but rarely heard . . . Lefty . . o p . Nestor's shadow . . . always with Louise i Binghamton bound. R tops in sports Nestor Victor Barber 5 ENE S!! Football 9, 10, 11, 125 Track 10, 11, 125 Varsity Club 11, 125 Yearbook 125 Hall Monitor 12. Always smiling . . . full of fun . . . Markovits' Special . . . Tanker . . . Charlie's pal . . . Navy d beautiful eyes track and football boun . . . . . . star . . . good sport . . . wit . . . friendly and fancy free. Sally Marie Bernard HSALI5 Glee Club 11, 125 Mixed Chorus 11, 125 Yearbook 12 5 Senior Minstrel 5 Knitting Club 10. Friendly . . . good skater . . . always with Bev . . . Jerry's pride . . . noted for her eyes . . . gum chewer. . . quiet . . . future housewife . .. Joy- land's best customer. John Francis Bishop FIJACKII Football 9, 105 Track 9, 10, 11, 125 Junior Play 115 Senior Minstrel 5 Yearbook 125 Hall Monitor 11. Young Man with a Harem . . . another heart- breaker . . . nice smile . . . that mischievous twinkle in his eye . . . always joking . . . destined to be a mechanic . always around when you ' L k Seven Oh need him. ..one of the ucy ... , that laugh! . . . Studebaker Hot Rod . . . popular . . . suave and slick. Page Seventeen ll gvtliz. , . 8 Q 5 x ! it xt. E11 551 -J P iii? Elizabeth J une Brierley BETTY Mixed Chorus 115 Glee Club 10, 115 Knitting Club 10 5 Homemaking Club 125 Junior Play. Future beautician . . . lots of fun . hails from West End . . . dark eyes . . . Sleepy Time Gal . . . nice hair . . . Let's have a party! . . . always laughing . . . devilish . . . likes to roller skate . . . I like him tall, dark, and handsome. Charles William Burns SPANK Varsity Football 9, 10, ll, 125 Track 11, 125 Var- sity Club 125 Senior Minstrelg Yearbook 12 5 Mixed Chorus 125 Hall Monitor ll, 125 Youth-in-Gov- ernment 12. Always sleepy . . . Wrigley's best customer . . . fair-deal man . . . well-liked . . . easy-going . . . Spanky . . . neat dresser . . .good natured . . . quiet . . . serious . . . hard worker . . . change- able . . . ladies, man . . . Mr. Goewey's pet . , . Kingston Ave. Special. Woodrow Watts Call WOODIE Journalism 9, 10-Sports Editor5 Junior Band 95 Track 105 Yearbook 12-Editor-in-Chief. Good sport . . . bookworm . . . tall and hand- some . . . yearbook Editor-in-Chief . . . Woodie . . . The Mad Scientist . . . Oh, that walk . . . Hop-up Happy! . . . Mrs. Call's right-hand man . . . our own General Sherman! . . . honor student . . . what a vocabulary! . . . P.J.'s top medalist in Journalism . . . bound for engineering . . . has done a lot for the class. Gino Thomas Calvario Band 9, 10, 11, 12-Student Conductor5 Foot- ball 9, 10, 115 Track 9, 10, 125 Retailing Club 115 Golf 95 Intramurals 9, 105 Sr. Minstrelg Boys' Glee Club 12 5 Mixed Chorus 12. Maestro! . . . man with the trombone . . . Navy bound . . . Student Band Director . . . never a dull moment . . . joker . . . music his means of expression . . . bowling ace . . . good humored. Bernard William Carroll BERNIE Student Council 9-Treasurer, Baseball 10, Bas- ketball 10g Youth in Government 10, 11, 12g Hall Monitor 10, 11, 12 5 Horneroom President 9, 10, 115 Retailing Club 11, 12, Intramurals 10, 11, 123 Sr. Minstrel. Popular . . . has a way with the girls ,. . . cute . . . lots of fun . . . likes to drive . . . sharp wit . . . A. and P. boy . . . love keeps the cold out . . . happy-go-lucky . . . hails from Birdtown . . . devil . . . giggles . . . always willing to help . . . courageous young lad . . . Pickles . . . drawing genius . . . what a line! . . . irresistible . . . devoted to pleasure . . . Riot! ! . . . innocent eyes . . . nice smile. Beverly Ann Carroll IKBEVU Homemaking Club 11, 12-Reporterg Yearbook 12 3 Senior Minstrel. Quiet. . . class angel . . . neat appearance . . . always does a job right . . . good natured . . . serious type . . . everyone who knows her likes her . . .co-operative . . . friendly spirit . . . did a lot for class . . . ambitious . . . efficient worker . . . always a smile. David Willard Case JUNIOR Youth in Government 9, Baseball Manager 9, 105 Intramurals 9, 10, 115 Junior Play, Retailing Club 11, 125 Hall Monitor 11, 125 Yearbook 12. Hot-rod . . . shorty . . . whizz on wheels . . . Mr, Gas Mann . . . nice curly hair . . . pleasant . . .A. and P. Special . . . go-getter . . . yearbook Hnancier . . . busy guy . . . Dave, the Devil small guy-big ideas . . . . . . happy-go-lucky . . . Bookkeeping 2 clown . . . always laughing . . . Mrs. Call's stand in . . . Casey at the Roller- Rink . . . never a dull moment . . . dislikes homework . . . flirt. Harry Cashdollar SPENDTHRlFT Hails from Huguenot . . . masked genius . . . quite conservative . . . Freckles . . . Huguenot Hot Rod . . . silent type . . . always ready for a ood ar ument joker good at math . . . g g . . . . . . better late than never . . . friendly . . . likes machine shop . . . smart . . . good guy . . . car crazy . . . Silent Harry . . . Huguenofs little demon. Page Nineteen Page Twenty Joyce Marie Cherry llJOY!9 Knitting Club 9, 105 G.A.A. 9, 105 Youth in Government 9, 10, 115 Mixed Chorus 125 Art Club 9 5 Yearbook 12 5 Sr. Minstrel. Writes letters to a certain guy . . . Number Please . . . Art wizard . . . short . . . fond of Lew . . . Any mail? . . . nice shape . . . Air Force crazy . . . always with Nina . . . a Miss from Tri-States . . . fun loving . . . friendly . . . Has anybody got any gum? . . . always smiling. Gloria .lanet Colaiaco CIGLOH Jr. Red Cross Representative 10, 11, 12-Social Chairman 5 Latin Club 10, 115 Spanish Club 12- Treasurerg Junior Play 115 Hall Monitor 12 5 Band 125 Yearbook 125 Sr. Minstrel. Short . . . cute . . . Glo . . . carefree . . . well- liked . . . our little drummer . . . always talking . . . fun . . . great at tickling the ivories . . . smile for everyone . . . wonderful personality . . . talented . . . happy-go-lucky . . . a lot of fun . . . good natured . . . bell expert. Betty Jean Collins SIBETJ9 Knitting Club 105 G.A.A. 10, 115 Yearbook 125 Sr. Minstrel5 Hall Monitor 12. Lots of fun . . . pleasant manners . . . friendly . . . Fabian's popcorn girl . . . likes bowling . . . always has an idea for something to do . . . loves to laugh . . . Bookkeeping 2 terror . . . good natured . . . nice personality . . . hard worker . . . wonderful sense of humor . . . Can't get a word in edgewisei' . . . fender denter . . . al- ways with Noel, Gert, Doris . . . happy-go-lucky. Carl Conklin B-A-A- 93 Track 9, 105 Intramurals 9, 10, 115 Debate Club 9-Treasurer 5 Sr. Minstrel. Laughing eyes. . . tall and handsome . . . neat dresser . . . always joking . . , never a dull mo. ment . . . easy to get along with . . . teaser . . has a sense of humor . . . well mannered . . . lNestfall's sleeping counter boy . . . fond of ililletch' . . . typical Senior . . . Let Larry do it . . . star gazer. Marilyn Mae Corwin LYNNIE Knitting Club 9, 10 5 Homemaking Club 11, 125 Mixed Chorus 123 Girls' Glee Club 125 Yearbook 125 Sr. Minstrel. Cute . . . friendly . . . prettiest girl in Senior Class . . . Thankgiving Day Queen . heart- breaker . . . gal from Greenville . . . beautiful complexion . . . always with Joyce . . . blondie . . . Oh, those eyes . . . soft spoken . . . Whistle- bait . . . well groomed. Anna Jane Craft SGANNSJ Glee Club 125 Mixed Chorus 12 5 Sr. Minstrel 5 Yearbook 125 Homemaking Club 11-Social Chairman. Nice classmate . . . homemaker . . . good driving student . . . everyone's friend . . . dreamy eyes . . . quiet gal . . . that shy smile . . . Sylvia's sidekick . . . loves to roller skate . . . cute . . . honest with everyone . . . blondie . . fond of Greene, N. Y. Harold H. Crank TURTLE Football 9, 10, 125 Basketball 10, 11, 12-Co-Cap- taing Varsity Club 10, 11, 125 Student Council 9, 10, 11, 125 Hall and Desk Monitor 9, 10, 11, 12 -Chairman 5 Yearbook 125 Sr. Minstrel. Spends time writing to Louise . . . nice guy . . . Sparrowbush's pride . . . good looking . . . can take a joke . . . nice personality . . . mischievous . . . athletic . . . nice sweaters . . . lots of fun . . . sports minded . . . slim . . . well dressed . . . devil- ish . . . everybodyis friend . . . hoop artist . . . star quarterback . . . dependable . . . calm, cool, and collected . . . limitless enthusiasm . . . sincere. .Ioan Marie Curran ICJONIQ, Mixed Chorus 11, 12 5 Glee Club 105 Yearbook 12 5 Library Club 105 Red Cross 95 Class Secre- tary 95 Homeroom Secretary 9, 10 5 Majorettes 9, 10, 11-Co-Captain, 12-Captaing G.A.A. 9, 10, 115 Youth in Government 9, 10, 115 Sr. Min- strel. Jake! . . . future housewife . . . lots of fun . . . dresses nicely . . . friendly . . . wonderful girl . . . full of pep . . . Tiny twirler . . . likes a good joke . . . artist . . . she's young, she's pretty, she's engaged . . . cute redhead. Page Twenty-one Page Twenty-two Melvin Donald Decker MEL Football 10, 11, 12, J.V. Basketball 10, 11, Var- sity Basketball 12, Track 10, 11, 12, Varsity Club 10, ll, 12, Baseball 12, Youth in Government 11, 12, Jr. Play, Sr. Minstrel, Mixed Chorus 12, A- cappella Choir 12, Hall Monitor 10, ll, 12, Yearbook 12. Mr. Touchdown, P. J .... one of the Lucky Seven . . . likes horses . . . friendly . , . Cortland bound . . . Most Improved Player of '50, Most Valuable Player of '52 . . . Birdtown's pride and joy . . . All American C1956-75 . . . nice grin . . . typical he-man . . . winning ways . . . 4 letter man. Paul Seely Decker Bgys' Athletic Club 9, Football 9, Intramurals 9, 1 . Likes Westerns and murder stories . . . one of the boys . . . always with Roger and Dave . . . famous for his jokes . . . basketball player . . . always teasing the girls . . . sleepy . . . very devilish. Edward Daniel Dowling HDANJS Spanish Club 10-Pres., 11, 12-V. Pres., Varsity Football Mgr. 10, ll, 12, Track 10-Mgr., 11- Mgr., 12, Varsity Basketball Mgr. 12, Intramurals 10, Jr. Play, Class Treas. 11, 12, Yearbook Staff 12, Sr. Minstrel. Quiet . . . he handles our money . . . Mr. Intelli- gence . . . dependable . . . an all-around nice guy . . . manager . . . our budding genius . . . always willing to help . . . hard worker . . . sincere . . . future engineer . . . likely to succeed . . . snappy black eyes . . . Phys. Whiz . . . friendly. Nancy Renee Dunworth RENEE Band 9, 10, 11, 12, Junior Cheerleader 9, 10, G.A.A. 9, Girls' Glee Club 9, 10, 11, 12, Acap- pella Choir 10, 12, Mixed Chorus 11, 12, Senior Minstrel, Yearbook 12. Petite, cute and clever . . . Oh! that hair! . . . 'very dramatic . . . noted for her walk . . . the intellectual type . . . good dancer . . . always neat . . . Let's knock the town on its ear tonight . . I peppy . . . large vocabulary . . . plays a hot clarinet . . . What next? . . . willing worker. Robert M. Eginton NEDGEH Football Team Mgr. 9, 105 Track 10, 11, Varsity Club 10, ll, 125 Entered Army March '50-Dis- charged January '53. New arrival . . . nice appearance . . . glad to have him in our class! . . . Sarge . . . leads the boys to Westfall's Soda Bar . . . basketball.fan . . . nothing is too much for him . . . Dig that Pon- tiac . . . always doing French . . . great sense of humor . . . intellectual . . . nice smile . . . There I was, 20,000 feet over Tokyo, not a plane in sight! . . . full of fun. Michael F edorka LITTLE FIGS Latin Club 105 Senior Minstrel 10, 11, 12. Strictly a blues man . . . seen with Paul . . . tall . . . very friendly . . . makes that piano dance . . . we can use Mike's truck . . . future Diesel engi- neer . . . Can he talk! . . . Steve's pal. Mary Meta F icke Spanish Club 10, 11, 123 G.A.A. 9, 105 Yearbook 12 5 Dramatics Club 9, Senior Minstrel. Studious . . . always with Heather . . . the Hugue- not gal . . . neat dresser . . . headed for New Paltz . . . calm and collected . . . Got your Trig. done? . . . always ready to help . . . Earth Sci- ence expert. Barbaranne Fitzpatrick BABS Senior Minstrel . . . Cheerleader 12-Co-captain, Glee Club 11, 125 G.A.A. 11-Vice President, Mixed Chorus 11g Homemaking Club 11. One- of the sweethearts . .. cheerleader . . . Cala- doma . . . Want to dance? . . . lively . . . cute shape . . . flirtatious . . . endwoman . . . driver tra1n1ng . . . Got any money? . . . Irish . . . cute . . . famous for her last words. fam' Qt . W 1 1 .J Page Twenty-tbree Page iTwenty-four Nancy Merle Fletcher FLETCH G.A.A. 9, 105 Band 9, 10, ll-Treasurer, 125 Acappella choir 10-Treasurer, 12 5 Latin Club 11-Aedile, 125 Homeroom Secretary 9, 10, 115 Class Social Chairman 125 Glee Club 95 Youth in Government 9, 105 Cheerleader 10, 125 Junior Play 5 Yearbook Staff 12-Proofreading Editorg Mixed Chorus 10, 125 Senior Minstrel. Everybody's friend . . . good cheerleader . . . does a lot for the class . . . She goes for Carl! . . . dependable . . . neat . . . willing worker . . . hot rod . . . full of fun . . . good dancer . . . flute tooter . . . typical senior . . . stargazer . . . always on the go . . . the nurse in 310 . . . baby sitter . . . Number, please. . . great interest in Westfall's . . . they don't come any nicer . . . Nance . . . Sleepy Time Merle, Cll:FOTd F redricks CHOW Freckles . . . Ben Hogan's protege . . . bashful . . . good friend . . . quiet type . . . nice car . . . machine shop boy . . . the hunter . . . Tri-States . . . silence is a virtue . . , lots of fun . . . better scenery across the bridge . . . PJ. Country Club . . . always busy . . . likes to trap animals-not girls . . . very agreeable . . . Matamoras bound. Carolyn F reytag SGLYNJS Art Club 95 Homemaking Club 95 Knitting Club 105 Girls' Glee Club 10, 115 Mixed Chorus 10, 115 Student Council 105 Jr. Play5 Sr. Minstrelg Yearbook 12. Always with Bobbi, Betty, and Janis . . . Cahoon- zie girl . . . attractive . . . likes to flirt . . . a Navy fan . . . always frank . . lots of vim and vigor . . . neat . . . future college miss . . . good sense of humor . . . class devil . . . nice figure. . . loves to joke . . . that New England accent . . . biggest hazard to opposite sex . . . likes the name George. Judith T. Gajfin if-l'UDY!s Girls' Glee Club 9, 10-Librarian, 11-Secretary- Treasurer, 12-Accompanist, Student Conductor5 Mixed Chorus 11-Accompanist, 125 Acappella Choir 10, 125 Jr. Playg Jr. Red Cross Alternate 125 French Club 125 Youth in Government 125 Yearbook 125 Hall Monitor 11. Flashing eyes . . . talkative . . . Who me? . . . her hair is her pride . . . nice smile . . . neat dresser . . . 'Tm so busy! . . . knit one, purl one . . . student-driver . . . Don't look at me like that! . . . popular . . . fine pianist . . . smart. Joseph R. Gastmeyer JOE GASHOUSEH Boys' Glee Club 105 Mixed Chorus 11, 125 Junior Play5 Hall Monitor 10, 115 Acappella Choir 125 Senior Minstrelg Yearbook 125 Track 12. Dramatic . . . handsome . . . well groomed . . . t dious tall hails from West End . . . s u . . . . . . d . . future comedian . . disc jockey good ancer . . TV announcer . . . Papa Gilbreth . . kidder h I good art student . . . helps t e cass . . . friendly . . . loves to drive. George Roger Gzlbert ROGER Track 9, 10, ll-Captain, 125 Varsity Club 10, 11, 12 5 Homeroom Vice-President 9, 105 Home- room President 115 Class President 115 Class Vice President 125 Spanish Club 10, 11-President, 12, Yearbook-Editor of Literary Staff 125 Sr. Min- strel5 Youth in Government 9, 10. Fond of Shirley . . .well liked . . . piano player . . . track star . . . future algebra teacher . . . nice, curly hair . . . pleasing personality . . . good class leader . . . great typist . . . fond of all sports . . . has done a lot for class . . . very f'endl . . . patience plus . . . 'fYou're out of ri y order . . . good looking . . .nice sm1le . . . witty . . . math whiz . . . good dancer . . . fond of bowling . . . the Veep . . . studious . . . full of fun . . . Speed. Jean Ashley Gill JINKZY Walton-Homeroom President 9, 105 Choral Club 95 Knitting Club 95 Classbook 10. Port Jervis- Homeroom Secretary 115 Acappella Choir 125 Mixed Chorus 12 5 Yearbook 12 5 Sr. Minstrel5 Spanish Club 12. Friendly . . . clever . . . always willing to help . . . likes N.Y.C .... hails from Greenville . . . ambitious . . . chemistry whiz . . . always with Mary and Heather . . . always smiling . . . good speaker . . . good student . . . likes to knit . . . hard worker . . . co-operative . . . smart . . . quiet-very active in class . . . lots of fun . . . good sport . . . once a friend, always a friend . . . what a driver! Lawrence Gore LARRY Youth in Government 9, 10, 11-City Chairman, 125 Homeroom President 9, 105 Student Council Representative 11, Alternate 125 Football 10, 11, 12 5 Varsity Club 125 Junior Play 5 Senior Minstrelg Intramural Track Meet 11. Football star . . . muscles . . . good looking . . . popular . . . mechanical drawing whiz . . . loves Italian food . . . machinist . . . Mr. Robinson's right guard . . . nice guy . . . smart, neat dresser . . . what a physique! . . . sports loving fellow . . . full of fun . . . friendly . . . likes to talk . . .nice hair . . . Rocky. Page Twenty-five Page 7wc1zty-six Roger Alan Grinder Yearbook 125 Senior Minstrelg Intramural Basket- ball. A Raub's specialty . . . always seen with Dave or Paul . . . tall . . . seemingly quiet, but? . . . al- ways a laugh . . . easy going . . . unconcerned . . . well dressed . . . likes to play basketball . . . cute smile . . . teaser . . . what size? . . . liked by all . . . See you at the Y. Heather Janis Hall SCOTTY Radio Script Writing Club 95 G.A.A. 9, 105 Home- room Treasurer 95 Spanish Club 10, 11, 125 Dramatic Club 95 Youth in Government 10, 11, 125 Junior Red Cross 9, 105 Yearbook Staff 125 Sr. Minstrel. Vivacious . . . Montague girl . . . willing worker . . . intellectual type . . . Scotty . . . sophisticated . . . National 4H representative from N. J. . . . likes Rutgers . . . lots of fun . . . very clever . . . sure to succeed . . . pretty. . . career bound . . . nice figure . . . good speaker . . . very friendly . . . authority on heifers . . . always with Mary and Jean . . . polite and friendly. Gerald Austin H anstine FUNKY Future machinist . . . Sally's beau . . . likes motor- cycles . . . good roller skater . . . outdoor type . . . a Tri-States Electric Company specialty . . . blond . . . full of fun . . . devil . . . good sense of humor . . . cute . . . good friend to everyone . . . Watt bulb? Mary Christine Hart GIMAEU East Orange-Girls' Glee Club 95 Modern Dance 9. Port Jervis-Glee Club 11, 125 Mixed Chorus 115 Acappella Choir 125 Retailing Club 115 Senior Cheerleading 11, 12-Captain5 Sr. Minstrel. Gets along with everyone . . . swell girl . . . lots of fun . . . willing worker . . . Bab's pal . . . cute . . . petite . . . pleasant . good dancer . . . one of the Sweet-Hart's . . . end woman . . . full of life . . . good things come in small pack- ages . . . Let's have a cheer for the team . . . talkative . . . energetic . . . those twinkling eyes. Hazen Kenneth Corwin RIKEN!! Intramural softball 105 Junior Class Play, Junior Red Cross Alternate 11, Sr. Minstrel. Curly hair . . . future pilot . . . geometry whiz . . . pretty eyes . . . quiet . . . brilliant . . . dark and handsome . . . hails from Sparrowbush . . . very neat appearance . . . lots of fun . . . hard worker . . . small . . . good bowler . . . accordion player , . .cute grin . . . full of pep . . . model airplane expert. Edward Helt EDDIE Boys' Glee Club 9, 10, Intramurals 9, 10, 115 Mixed Chorus 11, 12, Acappella Choir 115 Junior Play g-Sr. Minstrel. Always has a joke . . , Joe's pal . . . comedian . . . West End . . . beautiful tenor voice . . . always smiling . . . Our Rembrandt . . . har- life of the party . . . one of our monica player . . . class devils . . . tall. H endershot Kenneth Charles HENRY Red Cross 10, Homeroom Treasurer 9, 10, 11. Hot-rod . . . has a nice line . . . big business man . . . pharmacist . . . machinist . . . cute . . .full of fun . . . I've got to go to work . . . short and lively . . . Romeo . . . noted for his cars . . . never without the gang . . . Drug Store Specialty . . . devilish. Elizabeth Ann Hicks BETTY Homemaking Club ll, 12 5 Yearbook Staff 125 Sr. Minstrel. Quiet and easy going . . . always. with Joyce . . . nice smile . . . steady movie fan . . . jolly . . . f . . . roller skater . . . always down- ' . . , another one of full of un town . . . loves to write to ED Wrig1ey's best customers . . . likes Marines . . neat . . . always laughing . . . Joyland kid . . well-liked. L Page Twenty-seven s Hoyfman Eleanor France HELEN Knitting Club 9, 10 5 Homemaking Club 11, 125 Art Club 95 Youth in Government 9, 10, 11, 125 Yearbook 12 5 Senior Minstrel. Likes wide Spaces . . . business woman . . . blondie . . . engaged . . . always laughing . . . always agreeable . . . class worker . . . well-liked . . . future farmer's wife . . . ring on her linger. melia Homer PHYL Band 9, 10, 11, 125 Girls' Glee Club 9, 11- Librariang Mixed Chorus 10, 11, 125 Acappella Choir .10, 125 Youth in Government 9, 10, 115 G. 10 ll' Junior Play5 Senior Minstrel5 Ye Phyllis A A.A. 9, , , arbook 12. Headed for Potsdam . . . jolly . . . musical . . . athletic . . . band member . . . vacations in Ver- ther teacher . . . likes to write letters mont . . . ano . . friendly . . . studious. Jerry Horton ROMAN Latin Club 10-Social Chairman, 115 Varsity Club 10, ll, 125 Mixed Chorus 125 Class Vice President 95 Class Treasurer 105 Football 9, 10, 11, 12--Captain 5 Track 9, 10, 115 Senior Min- strel5 Boys' Glee Club 10 5 Hall Monitor 9, 125 Yearbook 12. Drives a Packard . . . swaggering . . . party lover . . . never in a hurry . . . football captain . . . all DUSO . . . popular . . . neat . . .uncon- cerned . . . ladies' man . . . Lucky Seven. Russell Harry Howell, J r. GIRUSSQQ Intramural Basketball 105 Intramural Track 11. Short . . . happy-go-lucky . . . gotta joke . . . good humored . . . quiet . . . C1iff's pal. . . fun ' . small guy with big ideas . . to be with . . PJ. Bowl. . . dark eyes. Joyce Anne H uf KCJODYH Glee Club 12 3 Mixed Chorus 12g Homemaking Club 115 Yearbook 12g Sr. Minstrel. Red . . . always laughing . . . likes roller skating ' line hostess . . . friendly . . . freckles . athletic. . . . future air . . . always with Marilyn and Anna . . Robert C. Hulbert HBOBU Latin Club 10, 11-Aedileg Junior Play. Tall 'and good looking . . . math genius . . . bi- ologist . .' .friendly . . . Harry's friend . . . Wool- ' hair . . . sleepy . . . neat. worth's special . . . wavy Guy Jenkins Track 95 Senior Minstrel. Always late . hot rod . . . always with Charlie curly hair . . . quiet ...' loves to sleep . . . keeper . . . bright eyes. inhihinist . . . bee Lawrence Allen Kent LARRY Football 9, 10g Basketball 10g Track 9, 103 Year- book 12g Senior Minstrelg Mixed Chorus 12. Soda jerk . . . fond of Mary . . . actor . . . happy-go-lucky . . . Endman-Osmosis . . . Len- enot visitor . . . always joking wood star . . . Hugu . . . wavy hair. Page Twenty-nine Page Thirty Thomas Raymond Kent NSKEETERH Golf 95 B.A.A. 95 J.V. Basketball 105 Intramural Softball 105 Intramural Basketball 105 Intramural Football 105 Varsity Basketball 115 Retailing Club 11, 125 Hall Monitor 125 Senior Minstrel. A 8: P Special . . . Bernie's pal . . . blondie . . . curly locks . . . comes from Sparrowbush . . talkative . . . flirt . . . blushes . . . nice guy . . . good golfer . . . good natured. .loan Ellen Koch HJONEEN Kniltting Club 9, 10 5 Yearbook 12 5 Senior Min- stre . Artist . . . tall . . . designer . . .fun to be with . . . roller skater . . . slim . . . interest in Monti- cello . . . famous for her walk. Gail Eleanor Lewis Yearbook 125 Mixed Chorus 125 Senior Minstrel. Brown's-Best . . . always smiling . . . lots of fun . . . typing ace . . . music lover. . . likes walking and movies . . . carefree. Janis E lane Long c:ll'ANas Mixed Chorus 115 Glee Club 115 Knitting Club 105 G.A.A. 9, 10, 115 Homemaking Club 125 Junior Play5 Senior MinstPel5 Yearbook 12. Always late . . . Betty's partner in ucrimei' . . . riot . . . sleeper . . . talkative . . . flirt . . . likes a good laugh . . . jazzy . . . just call her Long for short. Robert J e yferson Love I B77 Chess Club 115 Radio Club 12. Strand-ed . . . quiet . . . nice to everyone . . . next movie manager . . . live got a problem . , . easy-going . . . tease . . . smart . . . man of few words . . . always with Woodie . . . bashful . . . scientist . . . calls everybody Chief,' . . . bookworm . . . wants to be a popcorn Kernel for U.S. Roberta M aney BOBBY, Mixed Chorus 95 Knitting Club 10-Treasurer5 G.A.A. 9, 10, 11 5 Youth in Government 115 Home- making Club ll-Vice President5 Homeroom Treasurer 115 F.H.A. President 125 Yearbook 125 Jr. Play5 Senior Minstrel. Full of fun . . . flirt . . . Birdtown's devil . . . bubbling over with energy . . . another hello girl . . . nice legs . . . always with the gang . . . talkative . . . Dave's pen pal . . . Navy and Marine fan . . . very Frank . . . I got a letter . . . her blue convertible . . . easy to get along with . . . happy-go-lucky. ond Martin CFRAYI1 Class President 9, 10, 125 Homeroom President 9, 105 Hall Monitor 115 Track 9, 105 Football 9, 105 Basketball Mgr. 10, 115 Varsity Club 10, 11, 125 ' 11-Congressman, 125 Sen- C oss Raym Youth in Government 306' Minstrel 5 Junior Rotarian 115 Jr. Red r Carrot top . . . easy-going . . . quiet . . . Brozy's boy . . . fast runner . . . blusher . . . ladies' man . . . a favorite with everyone . . . all-around guy . . . the C1ass'Chief . . . good worker . . . co-operative . . . level-headed . . . A 8: P bell hop . . . Hirt . . . He-Man . . . Isn't that the funniest? . . . likeable . . . in- telligent and well-mannered . . . good in sports . . . machinist . . . clown. F ranczs Thomas May HHOP73 Senior Minstrel. Tall and lanky . . . quiet . . . hard worker . . . bashful , . . rarely heard from . . . well dressed . . . always supplied with pencils . . . nice smile ' ality . . . Mad Medicine Man ' d . . . Pete's . . . nice person . . . good friend to have . . . reserve friend . . . Let's go huntingn Page Thirty-one Page fTlJirty-two James Michael M cArdle KCJIMSY Student Council Rep. 95 Debate Club 95 Hall Monitor 9, 105 Track 9, 105 Junior Play, Sr. Min- strelg Yearbook 12. Shorty . . . hails from Sparrowbush . . . Mrs. Call's talking parrot . . . Mr. Interlocutor . . . small guy with big ambitions . . . Trig. Class Devil . . . Eyelet-specialist . . . he and his driving . . . smart . . . happy-go-lucky . . . elocution expert . . . never without a laugh . . . full of mischief . . . the class clown . . . Cashdollar and Hulbert's other third . . . nice dresser . . . teacher heckler . . . exuberant . . . live wire . . . filibuster . . . good basketball player. Joyce Rosalie M eaney Knitting Club 9, 105 Yearbook 12. Neat dresser . . . lost without Jack . . . quiet . . . likes to write letters . . . always thinking of Ft. Knox, Kentucky . . . smart . . . Grand Union Specialty . . . shapely . . . poised . . . tall . . . always talking to Reggie . . . Mr. Goewey's answer man . . . nice smile . . . friendly . . . good worker. Regina Elizabeth Miller REGGIE Girls' Glee Club 9, 105 Acappella Choir 9, 105 Student Council 9, 10, 115 Art Club 95 Jr. Play5 Hall Monitor 9, 10, 115 Yearbook 12-Treasurer, Sr. Minstrel. Siren . . . sailor's sweetheart . . . artistically in- clined . . . devilish . . . nice smile . . . good sense of humor . . . well-dressed . . . loves to argue with Mr. Archer . . . tall 'n terrific . . . well liked . . . good spirits . . . full of fun . . . friendly . . good mixer . . . nice to be with . . . down Monta- gue way . . . good-looking and well proportioned. Beverly Josephine Mills HBEV71 Yearbook 125 Mixed Chorus 11, 125 Glee Club 11, 125 Sr. Minstrelg Knitting Club 10. Quiet . . . Mr. Goewey's angel . . . friendly . . . alwa s 'th S ll ' y wi a y . . .fond of Cuddebackville . . . Woolworth's specialty . . . loves to roller skate . . . Tony'i . . . nice hair . . .efficient house- keeper . . . nice smile . . . fun to be with . . . has many friends . . . ever ready to help . . . good natured . . . serious manner . . . nice blue eyes . . . cheerful. Robert Henry Mills HBOBH Easy to get along with . . . fond of machine shop . . . friendly . . . girl teaser . . . nice smile . . . uncommunicative . . . hates English . . . electrician . . . speedy . . . typical cowboy . . . loves to go hunting . . . lots of fun . . . always joking . . . outdoor type . . . happy-go-lucky . . . comedian . . . the old Dodge runs -pretty good . . . likeable. Clifford Kenneth Moore CLIFF Yearbook 125 Boys, Athletic Association 95 Track 9, 10,5 Intramural Softball 9, 105 Intramural Bas- ketball 9, 10, 115 Intramural Football 9, 105 De- bate Club 9. ' Nice car . . . friendly in a quiet way . . . lots of fun in art . . . amateur photographer . . . flirt . . . wavy hair . . . full of the devil . . . wonder- ful sense of humor . . . has his own band . . . fond of Storms .. . . member of the trucking company . . . Pr1de of the Grand Union . . . squeeze box player . . . willing to help. James Thomas Murphy CHI CHI J.V. Basketball 105 Youth in Government 115 Re- tailing Club 11-Treasurer 5 Yearbook 125 Sr. Minstrel. Easy going . . . jive-drummer . . . devilish . . . artist . . . nice looking . . . very talkative . . . flirt . . . the Bowery boy . . . loves the city life . . . never a dull moment . . . always has a joke . . . likes to loaf . . . never has enough time . . . clown . . . endman in Minstrel . . . always on the go . . . West-End Hot Rod . . . Walt Disney the 2nd . . . tall . . . Dlaid shirts . . . well liked . . . -typical senior . . . Jivin' Jim . . . always busy. Robert. Joseph Murray :cBOBvs H. R. Treasurer 105 H. R. President 115 Hall Monitor 125 Sr. Minstrel. Co-operative . . . nice but quiet . . . good stuf dent . . . well groomed . . . good all around guy . . . hall monitor . . . friendly . . . nice companion . . . placid . . . well mannered . . . a credit to our class . . . the sensible type . . . whiz in business arithmetic . . . always laughing- . . . lots of fun . . . winning personality . . . loves to tease people . . . cheery smile V. . . easy-going . . . a really great guy . . . good natured . . . with Paul . . . loves to play chess . . . good pal . . . good sport. Page Thirty-three Page Thirty-four Shirley Inger Nielsen SHIRL Knitting Club 9, 105 Homemaking Club 11, 12- Treasurerg Library Club 95 G.A.A. 105 Mixed C-horus 11, 125 Sr. Minstrel5 Yearbook 12. Godefroy's cutie . . . art student . . . short and sweet . . . good things come in small packages . . . quiet manner . . . one of the Senior Class's Seven Dwarfs . . . Oh, Roger! . . . nice eyes . . . full of pep . . . Mary's other half . . . peaches and cream complexion . . . fun to be with . . . loves basketball . . . likes good times, and piano players. Mary Elizabeth Nolan French Club 10, 11-Social Chairman, 12-Treas- urer5 Homeroom President 95 Homeroom Secre- tary 10 5 Class Social Chairman 95 Class Secretary 10, 11, 125 Glee Club 95 Acappella Choir 105 Mixed Chorus 125 Yearbook 125 Hall Monitor 115 Senior Minstrel. Larry's Irish Rose . . . first class secretary . . . likes Westfall's cokes . . . lovely to look at . . . Could you speak a little louder? . . . beautiful hair . . . a smile for everyone . . . sunny disposi- tion . . . French whiz . . . sugar and spice . . . nice figure . . . dimples . . . future nurse . . . hard worker. Nina Louise Norman G.A.A. 95 Art Club 95 Knitting Club 9, 105 Youth in Government 115 Mixed Chorus 12 5 Yearbook 125 Senior Minstrel. Queen of the hotrods . . . always frank . . . Got any gum? . . . Tri-States, pride and joy . . . My Friend Irma . . . ace art student . . . hard worker . . . Joyce's pal . . . with a laugh and a song . . . nice eyes. J udizh Peck TALLU French Club 10-Secretary, 11, 125 Dramatic Club 95 Journalism Club 9, 105 Junior Play5 Sen- ior Minstrel5 Yearbook 125 Youth in Government 9, 10. Loves to chatter . . . Long Distance . . . P,IHS's answer to Katharine Cornell . . . loves to talk French to Mary. . . This subject fascinates me . . . loves a good time . . . gal with a future . . . ambitious . . . Poodle . . . End Woman- B1ossom . . . devilish . . . Frenchy . . . Our Ernestine. Robert Percival PERKY 2 Senior Minstrel. Yearbook l 5 Sleepyl' . . . curly top . . . It seems to me . . . likes to roller skate . . .loves a good joke . . . fond of girls . . . big, blue eyes . . . handyman homeroom meeting hop- ...fl ping... Tra Ans Af' ice dancer . . . keeps neatly dressed. Peter Paul Perkowski, J r. SONNY ck 10,11, 12, Varsity Club 12. wer to a girlls dream . . . The Quiet Man . one of our best dressed boys . . . heart throb the art class . . . blushing special . . . nice Speedy . . the Greenlyille s smile . . . track star . . . . ' . likes to drive his fat er d Kid. . .wavy hair.. Chevie . . . Is he really shy? . . . short, dark an d dreaming. ha ndsome . . . always ay Samuel James Perry . SAMMY Track 9, 10, Senior Minstrel. Never in a hurry . . . Samuel . . . Specs . . . ' . Dave's sidekick . . . Slammin' st . . . always talking . . Sam, the Muscle Man . . . future machmi never a dull moment . . . a friend to all . . . All great men are dead. I'm not Falcons . . . feeling so well lately myself. Catherine Carolyn Pirotta PROTT'l Student Council 9, 10, 11-Social Chairman, 12 ' Class Social Chairman 10, 115 Cheer- ' A.A. 10, .11- -Secretary, C tain 10, 11, 12, G. , 11 Monitor leading 9, ap Junior Play, Spanish Club 9, 10, 5 Chairman 10, 11g Youth in Government 9, 10, 115 Senior Minstrel, Yearbook 12. Katy . . . vivacious . . . What would Student Council do without her? . . feducated feet . . . one of the Sweethearts . . . future nurse . . . her wallet is a miniature album . . . blues singer . . . ' '1 . . . our peppy cheerleader for 5 . etite ' Steves gir the boss's secretary . . p . . . d of redheads. years . . . our own Sarah Bernhardt . . . fon Page iT1airty-flue Page Thirty-six Noel Anne Pomes MSISH Knitting Club 10-Vice Presidentg G.A.A. 10, 113 Yearbook 12-Typing Editor3 Shorthand Club 11, 12-Secretary3 Sr. Minstrel3 Hall Monitor 11. Never without Betty and Gert . . . tops in per- sonality . . . Sparrowbush hotrod . . . what a nice laugh she has! . . . destined to be a secretary . . . Christmas apple . . . good worker . . . I'll shove off in my Chevie . . . good typist and bookkeeping genius . . . halo girl . . . pretty teeth . . . honor student . . . nice smile . . .basketball fan . . . lovely eyes. Mary Ellen Powrie MARY Knitting Club 9, 103 Homemaking Club 11, 12 -Social Chairman first half, President second half 3 Journalism Club 9 3 Red Cross 123 Senior Min- strelg Yearbook 12. Works hard for our class . . . loves to knit . . . Mary is quite merry . . . Let me see your pass . . . co-operative . . . What'1l you have? . . . future homemaker . . . full of the devil . . . good sport . . . kind and considerate . . . always a friend in need . . . has a smile for everybody . . . nice personality. Kent Ryder Football 9, 10, 11, 123 Varsity Club 10, 11, 123 Mixed Chorus 123 Glee Club 9, 10, Acappella Choir 9, 103 Homeroom Vice President 103 Home- room President ll, Track 9, 10, 113 Hall Monitor 93 Senior Minstrelg French Club 10, 11, 123 Year- book 123 Student Council Alternate 10, 12. Romeo . . . Eddy Farm's life saver . . . pipe smoker . . . Trig struggler . six foot two and eyes of blue . . .football hero . . . Mrs. Call's muscle man . . . always whistling . . . Jerry's buddy . . . spends a lot of time on Hill Street . . . French whiz . . . wonderful dancer. A. Gertrude Sattler IIGERTS, Glee Club 93 Knitting Club 103 G.A.A. 10, 113 Shorthand Club 11, 12-President3 Yearbook 12 -Advertising Editor3 Senior Minstrel. What a dish! . . . friendly . . . nice eyes . . . Noel's pal . . . nice smile . . . her middle name is Shorthand . . . well-dressed . . . very pretty . . . pleasing personality . . . future secretary. . . popular . . . busy. Paul Richard Schields Mike's shadow . . . Zeh's driving pal . . .movi struck . . . full of fun . . . Did you do you Law? . . . future owner of Sehields Bros. . . usually Stranded . . . Strand's -ffl usher . . man of few words. Doris Ann Sclwejfel G.A.A. 10, 113 Knitting Club 10g Yearbook 125 Junior Red Cross 123 Senior Minstrel. Always with Betty . . . likes to drive . . . nice complexion . . . a smile for everyone . . .easy- going . . . Montague-ite . . . very friendly . . . class worker . . . reliable. Barbara Marie Schofield BARB Band 9, 105 Knitting Club 9: Latin Club 115 Majorettes ll, 123 Mixed Chorus 123 Yearbook 12. Good natured . . . always has a smile for every- one . . . majorette . . . fond of a farmer . . . Greenville's own top-notch twirler . . . Mike . . . gets along with everyone . . . good art student . . . driver training gal . . . math brain . . . al- ways with Mary and Phyllis . . . witty. David H arry Schular DAVE Yearbook 12-Photography Editor 5 Journalism Club 105 Photography Club 9, 10. Do you wanna race today? . . . blushes . . . hotrod . . . freckles . . . never has a thing to do! . . . the Hash bulb Kid . . . f,uture photographer Got any gum? friendl fast t l e . . . . . . . y . . . a k r . . Flash Gordon . . . oh, that giggle! C I' Page Thirty-seven Mary Helen Stratton Page Thirty-eight Gwendolyn Smith IFGWENB I Youth in Government 9, 10-Committee Chair man, Secretary, ll-Secretary, 12-Chairman, Cheerleader 9, 10 5 Knitting Club 9 3 Shorthand Club 115 Journalism Club 9, 10 3 Yearbook 125 Senior Minstrel. Dr. Solomon's private eye . . . forever hurrying . . . a regular Knit -wit . . . very neat dresser . . . fond of a ,lunior . . . Jack . . . West Ender . . . honor student . . . always with Renee . . . slim and sophisticated . . . fashion plate of P. J. . . . talkative Dawn Rose Stevens Homemaking Club 11-Secretary, 125 Red Cross 9, 105 G.A.A. ll, Knitting Club 9, 105 Mixed Chorus 12, Senior Minstrelg Yearbook 12, Home- room Secretary 11. Friendly to all . . . destined to be a housewife . . . fond of Elmer . . . beautiful hair . . . Rio Belle . . . nice figure. . . pretty . . . likes new Chryslers . . . good horseback rider. Jacqueline Storms JACKIE French Club llg Yearbook 125 Latin Club 10, 11 -Aedile, 12-Consul, President of Homeroom 10. Athletic . . . good word for everyone . . . West End gal! .u. . easy to get along with. . . always next to a Cliff . . . future Latin teacher . . . always friendly . . . full of pep. Band 9, 103 French Club 10, 11-Vice President, 12-President, Student Council 9, 125 Junior Play, Homeroom Vice President 9, 115 Yearbook Friendly . . . understanding- . . . hard worker for Student Council . . . basketball fan . . . good typist . . . quiet . . . drives a huge car . . . those physics phormulas . . . nice smile . . . well-liked . . . all around girl . . . good sport. William M. Sweeney BILL Youth in Government 115 Football 9, 10, 11, 123 ' ' Cl b 10 11-Social Chair- Track 9, 10, 11, Latin u , mang Varsity Club 10, 11, 12 5 Student Council 9, 10, 115 Junior Class Vice Presidentg Junior Playg Journalism Club 95 Hall Monitor 11. Office boy . . . clown . . . nice smile . . . I'm a Ford man myself. . . . happy-go-lucky . . . devilish . . . crew cut . . . hotrod . . . football star . . . popular mechanic . . another member of the Lucky Seven . . . easy going . . . a riot . . . Look at that car! ! . . . cute . . . found with Steve. Joyce Ethel Theodore ICJETIS Homemaking Club 11, 12-Historian first half 3 Yearbook 12. Red head . . . always with Betty . . . fond of Carl . . . likes to roller skate . . . likes the Navy . . . another Wrigley's customer . . . Bettys sidekick f' dl . . . ood . .' .' nice smile . . . cute . . . rien y g driving student . . . nice hair . . . quiet. Alfred Gerald Van Etten DINNY Intramural Softball and Basketballg Senior Min- strel, Hall Monitor. F ture Navy man . . . no excuse pass . . . Glen u . . . full of the devil . . . always k1dd1ng . . . King of the 4th ward . . . Riot . . . sleepyhead . . . clown . . . lots of fun . . . comedian . . . good natured and friendly . . . why teacliers get gray! . . . likes basketball . . . tall and lan y. James Van H orn CSJIM3! Red Cross 11. Great mechanic . . . quiet . . . always in a hurry f' dl . never has an excuse pass . . . rien y . . . 1 the likes roller skating . U. . good kid . . . oves ' ' h B'll. outdoors . . . A8cP specialty . . . found wit 1 Page Thirty-nine Page Tarty Edwin Van Wicklen .KEDH Fine sportsmanship . . . if height were supreme he would be king . . . one of Greenvillc's quietest . . . shy . . . machine shop whiz . . . smart in elec- tricity . . . hard worker . . . loyal and sincere . . . our own Rip Van VVinkle . . . lots of fun . . . good natured ...' G erald's buddy. Steve Westfall OUTLAW Football 9, 10 5 Student Council 11-Vice Presi- dent, 12-President, Latin Club 115 Senior Min- strel. Cathy's Destiny . . . Jerk-soda, that is . . . Student Council President . . . Endman, Home- brew . . . nice smile . . . does a. lot for the school . . . Oh! that red hair . . . lots of fun . . . popular . . . never a dull moment . . . crazy on those drums . . . yearns for that spaghetti and pizza. Barbara Wetmore BARB Latin Club 10, 11, 125 Hall Monitor 115 Yearbook 125 G.A.A. 10. Silence is golden . . . studious . . . good worker . . . neat and trim . . . well mannered . . . good typist . . . square dancer . . . rarely seen without Jean . . . good companion . . . Number Please . . . honor student . . . friendly. Gerald Wiebolt :SBU-D15 Cute . . . man of few words . . . hails from Green- ville. . . bashful . . . nice smile . . . fun . . . a helpful, conservative gentleman . . . likeable fel- ow. Frank Raymond Winters HRAY3, Football 9 5 Basketball 105 Intramural Softball 9, 10, 115 Intramural Basketball 9, 11, 125 Home- room Vice President 10. Tall . . . drowsy . . . Hot Rod . . . future A Sz P Manager . . . likes Sophomore girls. . . friendly . . . good basketball player . . . teaser . . . flirt . . . fun . . . full of the devil . . . machinist. Mary Ann Witkowski Homemaking Club 11-Treasurer, 12, flst halfl Vice President5 Mixed Chorus 125 Homeroom Treasurer 10, 115 Sr. Minstrel 5 Yearbook 12. Always with Phyllis and Shirley . . . petite but sweet . . . Greenville lass . . . sunny smile . . . friendly . . . love that nose . . . home cookin' a tiny T.N.T .... pleasing personality . . . Florida bound. ,lean Anne Wohlscheid JEAN Acappella Choir 9, 10, 125 Girls' Glee Club 9, 10, 115 Latin Club 10, ll-Consul, 125 Mixed Chorus 11, 12 5 Yearbook 12 5 Junior Playg Senior Min- strel. Good dancer . . . quiet . . . pretty hair . . . Voice of an Angel . . . always willing to help . . . Barbarafs side kick . . . pretty eyes . . . one of the best cooks in the class . . . future nurse . . . always frank . . . fun to be with . . ,The Belle of Acappella . . . pretty . . . knows her Caesar. Gertrude Jean Wolkenberg GERTIE Art Club 95 G.A.A. 95 Band 9, 10, 115 Glee Club 9, 10, 115 Mixed Chorus 10, 11, 125 Youth in Government 9, 10, 115 Latin Club 125 Yearbook 125 Senior Minstrel. Quiet . good art student 4. . College bound . . . the battle of the window shades . . . honor student . . . good worker . . . Number Please . . . very well mannered . . . intellectual . . . likes to go to Middletown dances . . . future ceramics designer . . . what a vocabulary. Page Tarty-one Page Tarty-two Sylvia Jeanne Wood HSYLJ: Jr. Red Cross 9, Mixed Chorus 11, 12, Girls' Glee Club 11, 12-Librariang Knitting Club 9, 105 Yearbook 125 Senior Minstrelg Library Club 9. Tall . . . Wrigley's couldn't do without her . . . talkative . . . fond of writing letters . . . a bas- ketball fan . . . likes to go to Binghamton . . . likes Home Ec .... Anna's pal . . . devilish . . . found at Joyland . . . flirt . . . Wood you care to skate tonight? . . . always laughing. Eunice Wright HOOP!! Quiet . . . 5 8a 10 salesgirl . . . Ray . . . roller skater . . . tall . . . can take a joke . . . January graduate . . .gigg1es. Ardyce Yale ARDIE Knitting Club 9, 103 G.A.A. 9, 115 Homemaking Club 10, 11, 12, Mixed Chorus 125 Youth in Government 9, 11, 12 5 Senior Minstrel, junior Playg Yearbook 123 Homeroom Social Chairman 9, 10, Library Club 9. Petite . . . wears beautiful clothes . . . expert dancer . . . friendly . . . Dawn's shadow . . . neat . . . the elf . . .very chic . . . Charleston expert . . . has lots of poise . . . fond of skating . . . cheerful . . . full of pep. Stephen W. Zeh, Jr. STEVE Shy . . . lawyer's son . . . hot-rod . . . outdoor man . ex-motorcycle rider . . . blushes easily . . . little red truck . . . always with Mike and Paul . . . Speedy . . . quiet . . always on the go . . . willing to work . . . Devil on Wheels . . . likes fishing . . . Hub Cap. ln Hlvmnriam In our memory there will always be a place for William Oppelt, whose friendly smile remains with us through the years. Even though Bill has entered into the far richer life of the Hereafter, there will always be a warm feeling in our hearts for him. . His parting from us leaves us with the thought that we have l1ved yesterday, have seen today and will not be afraid of tomorrow. Page fForty-three .M w 1 s if 'rv N i 5 K 3 L is A i x 9 L 5 22 M X 227' Q D Q 25 W if 51 ,La 743 25? 6 R 9 HF ia 3 f - .Qs ,msuwm1.N-ym4.: xsmemvaawrv- wwf 'ffm-,4:z..wMW wg,g.wungn.m-W,-Army-M4141-Mmm-MzmmwHw.aff'N'--rinlnwf-W: -1 , ,, , W . wvmwrfmzmwwkhw OFFICERS - DAVE FISH ................................... ............ P resident JACK MARCHANT ..... ...... V ice President ARLENE SCHOCK ...... ...... S ecretary RUDY HARFORD .... ......,....... T reasurer DICK HARFORD ..... ........ S oc. Chairman Page Iorty-six HOMEROOM 301 MR. HOWARD First row: H. Siegel, B. Schill, J. Wetmore, D. Welling, C. Ryker, A. Schock. Second row: Mr. Howard, J. Wilson, S. Sum- ner, F. Ward, E. Runnalls, D. Suderley. Third row: A. Sharpe, N. Turner, N. Van Gie- son, W. Sayre, K. Scheiner, E. Santiago. Fourth row: C. Spears, R. Ryder, A. True, L. Stewart, J. Van Etten, J. Wil- cox. Fifth row: W. Taylor, G. Sauschuck, L. Smith, R. Zack, R. Winters, L. Teller, D. Willis. UNIOR Heirs to the HOMEROOM 308 MR. DICKINSON First row: R. Pentland, J. Lap- riore, J. Marchant, L. Labold, F. Newcomb, D. Knight, Mr. Dickinson. Second row: M. Muller, E. Muller, F. Malzehn, C. Quackenbush, R. Mason, S. Price, S. Kalin, A. MacAlarney. Third row: J. Pratschler, J. Robinson, Day, R. Kallighan, P. Reilly, P. Molloy, M. McGaw. Fourth row: B. Kawalec, W. McDonnell, D. Lowenstein, J. Lane, J. Occi, J. Ross, L. Reis. Fifth row: P. Powrie, J. Rink- avage, H. MacDonald, R. Rei- ser, D. Pendell, W. McDonnell, M. Lathrop. HOMEROOM 318 Mlss EVANS First row: S. Balmer, J. Char- iere, N. Bishop, B. Britt, D. Cohen, A. Barber. Second row: E. Carpenter, P. Cole, J. Cur- ran, D. Derse, M. Boland, R. Calvario, Miss Evans. Third row: M. Decker, C. Andriac, C. Caswell, J. Aber, S. Boyd, E. Boyd, M. Baird. Fourth row: G. De Fazio, A. Collins, L. Cudde- back, R. Anzevino, G. Daven- port, P. Cortwright. Fifth row: G. Collette, T. Clune, J. Baby- atsky, D. Allee, E. Cohen. CLASS Senior Wigwam HOMEROOM 319 MR. MYERS First row: R. Heussy, S. Elston, R. Harford, M. Ferrell, B. Hem- leb, R. Eccleston. Second row: M. Hall, P. Felter, J. Camo, F. Jones, L. Gilbert, Mr. Myers. Third row: J. Horst, G. Hicks, J. Fulmer, F. Hendershot, D. Hovencamp, J. Hazen. Fourth row: D. Fish, J. Gibbons, A. Hamilton, M. Fitzgibbons, R. Hulse, R. Hanstine. Fifth row: J. Drake, G. Hyatt, R. Hulbert, R. Harford, G. Elston. guivvrriwzmsnwprlgee, 1, at-,,.r..,,, , fr X, f -r L - -' H. 5,555,.f:7j,r,Q,:,,-,Tin - I, 1: if 7 K fr , E 4 .as .L Early in the fall members of the Junior Class together with representatives of the Senior Class entertained par- ents at an informal party in the cafeteria. In February we presented the play Belles on Their Toes . Already we are planning a picnic to celebrate the passing of examinations in June. Advisers: Miss Evans-Chairman, Mr. Myers, Mr. Howard, Mr. Dickinson. Page Tarty-seven .:', Page Tarty-eight HOMEROOM 302 MR. LAIRD First row: Mr. Laird, R. Scho- field, S. Stratton, G. Spangen- berg, V. Smith. Second row: P. Smith, E. Smith, R. Theodore, J. Service, P. Spears. Third row: K. Von Sauers, B. Startup, J. Silvers, S. Winnie, J. Ward, R. Smith. Fourth row: J. Shan- non, G. Walters, D. Walters, R. Vecchio, A. Trenholm. Fifth row: R. Teeple, J. Tufano, W. Swingle, R. Sauschuck, S. Wit- kowski, W. Witkowski. OPHO GRE HOMEROOM 305 MR. CHASE First row: A. Saunders, S. Ross, T. L. Petricone, R. Pfundheller, P. O'Bermeyer, J. Perrego. Sec- ond row: Mr. Chase, L. Sauer, I. Sattler, G. Robinson, J. Pag- ano, D. Presto. Third row: I. Rothschild, D. Quick, A. Pow- ers, R. Patterson, M. Novak. Fourth row: C. Presto, V. Out- water, T. Osowick, L. Ross, E. Myers. Fifth row: D. Reiser, B. Pagano, E. Zitone, F. Pinkala, L. Ryder, R. Wrage. HOMEROOM 307 MR. MATEYAK First' row: A. May, A. King, R. Mackey, J. Martin, M. Hunt. Second row: I. Martell, E. Meaney, J. Norrell, B. Murphy, H. McCann, A. Mason, P. Hunt. Third row: R. Horan, W. Johnson, P. McGrinn, B. Lit- tleton, W. Jones, Mr. Mateyak. Fourth row: D. Hughes, D. Martin, W. Howell, J. Hulbert, G. Johnson. Fifth row: C. Jenks, K. West, H. Kronk, A. Knapp, R. McBride. HOMEROOM 309 Miss EGGLAND First row: B. Chase, N. Boyer, R. Gina, J. Bullis, A. Anzevino, J. Burnham. Second row: G. Collette, P. Cherry, D. Barber, G. Backhofer, J. Brett, D. Beardsley. Third row: J. Brodt, D. Chase, B. Burgland, J. Car- penter, L. Whitright, D. Bab- cock, Miss Eggland. Fourth row: H. Case, S. Banks, N. Amato, E. Babcock, W. Bohan, J. Carter. Fifth row: H. Whit- right, N. Aronson, R. Beams, J. Banach, L. Berman, J. Baird. I ASS rr Leadership OFFICERS The Sophomore Class with a membership at the be- BILL JOHNSON ...... SALLY ROSS ............... ELAINE WINTERS ...... VIRGINIA SMITH ....... DOT CHASE ............ HOMEROOM 322 Mlss RICHARDS First row: M. E. Conklin, J. Willis, D. Decker, C. Furman, M. Hessberger, P. Davis, L. B. ' Conklin, M. A. Conklin. Second row: J. Elston, P. Graziano, E. Winters, V. DiPipi, K. Georgi, M. Hauber, M. Donovan. Third row: M. Williamson, E. Fox, C. Coon, M. Gunderman, J. Cooper, D. Davey, C. Cudde- back. Fourth row: D. Gamo, D. Coy, E. Gill, E. Hall, T. Gu- maer, L. Dain. Fifth row: D. Crawford, H. DeGroat, E. Gor- don, J. Ferguson, D. Eckes, P. Farlekas. ..............Preszderzt .......Vice President ...........Seeretary .............Treasurer Social Chairman ginning of the year of 165 had their parents, reception with the Freshman Class. Their dance in November was unusually successful. Just now they are working on get- ting as many YMCA memberships as they can. Advisers: Miss Richards-Chairman, Mr. Mateyak, Miss Eggland, Miss Coyne. Page Tarty-nine HOMEROOM 6 MR. GOEWEY First row: D. Adams, D. Cas- well, W. Akt, M. Brill, Mr. Goe- wey. Second row: S. Conklin, J. Clifford, J. Acton, M. Adler, L. Cantor, E. Banach, A. Ales- sandra. Third row: A. Crane, W. Crawford, J. Chandler, G. Carter, R. Case. Fourth row: J. Calhoun, E. Adams, W. Bogach, J. Brahany, R. Card. HOMEROOM 7 MR. MCILNAY First row: B. Decker, S. Fuch- ylo, D. Derse, K. Denk, B. Fin- nerty. Second row: B. Curran, G. Fisher, J. Decker, V. Davis, M. Frint, Mr. McIlnay. Third row: R. Etchie, Durland, Daly, J. Curtis, C. Decker. Fourth row: Ross Decker, Rob- ert Decker, H. Dobbs, R. Frey- tag. Fifth row: M. Goble, R. Felter, W. Dowling, J. F axon. FRESHM HOMEROOM 200 MRS. O'CONNOR First row: J. Kent, N. Lord, D. Martin, J. Kolvenbach, B. Gray, S. Hartwell, F . Kozykowski. Second row: M. L. Hadlick, J. Marks, M. Hulbert, M. John- son, G. Lane, E. Lemke. Third row: Mrs. O'Connor, F. Hend- ricks, A. M. Kirschner, M. Joer- gle, B. Hinkley, B. Kent. Fourth row: D. Hendershot, L. Kenny, J. Kenny, L. Koenig, L. Larkin, R. Hall. Fifth row: G. Mallin- son, B. Jenks, D. Land, G. Gre- sovic, A. Hendricks, S. Lipman. HOMEROOM 207 Miss oDDo First row: Miss Oddo, M. Pe- tito, T. Paffenroth, J. Rein- hardt, R. Pinckney, P. Peck. Second row: J. McArdle, K. O'Donnell, N. Newcomb, . Pirotta, B. Percival M McCann. Third row: B.,Pep: per, J. Pericone, M. Pratschler A. Pendell, N. Percival, J. M653 singer. Fourth row: G. Out- water, J. Regelski, P. Moylan G. Percival R. Pencek , , R. Pet- tit, T. McKeeby. Fifth row: R. Morgan, J. Reiser, R. Reeves, R. Patterson, T. McCreery, R. Ott. OFFICERS BRUCE YOUNG ....... ROSS PINCKNEY ........ JOAN ZUMPANO .,..... WILLIAM GRAY ...... NANCY sTRATToN ..... C ASS HOMEROOM 312 MISS HARRIS First row: E. Slockbower E Zebrowski, N. Stratton, J. ium-Z pano, C. Witkowski, M. Yeo- mans. Second row: I. Weiss, J Wilson, M. Roberts, J. Ross, C Schwartz, C. Stoll, L. Thorpe Smith M Wri ht V Tro Z - g' , - tta, J. Trovei, L. Travis. Fourth row: F. Ward, F. Swanerbury, R Witkowski, L. VanHorn, L Taylor, G. Ross. Fifth row: F Ropke, R. Soudant, W. Turner, T. Tufano, J. Simp?on, B Young, J. Teller. 9 Third row: Miss Harris, J' ..,..........President ....Vice President .........Secretary ...............Treasurer Social Chairman In October the Freshman Class combined with the Sophomores and gave a very successful Parent-Teachers' Tea. This opportunity afforded the parents and teachers a chance to meet early in the year. On November 7th we had our Freshman Frolic which gave members of other classes and ns a very delightful evening. The Lombardo Trio provided the .music and local talent performed during the intermission. Advisers: Miss HarrislChairman, Miss Oddo, Mr. Laird, Mrs. O'Connor, Mr. Shaw. Page Fifty-one HOMEROOM 202 MR. SERFASS First row: M. Carter,'M. Ma- son, B. Engelhart, P. Sarine, B. Murphy, P. Ackerson, J. Corey, D. Cooke. Second row: Mr. Ser- fass, J. Conklin, M. Galipeau, J. Phillips, M. Longrig, R. Ross, M. Longrig. Third row: E. Keys, F. Kern, H. Lott, J. Wit- kowski, S. Sheare, D. Cherry, H. Rumsey. Fourth row: G. Sauschuck, J. Conroy, L. Cole, R. Caley, R. Palfenroth, P. Warnecke, R. Lemke. Fifth row: R. Service, C. Decker, J. Boucher, M. Hagg, R. Good- speed, J. Hamilton, A. Pospicil, E. Doty. OFFICERS EIGHTH EDWARD MACK me Preszdent UW .P 111200-W HOMEROOM 205 MR.. WILSEY First row: S. Gaflin, H. Gold- man, D. Hough, K. Fuchylo, J. Kalin, J. Hamilton, L. Kraft, G. Karst. Second row: Mr. Wil- sey, B. Hughson, P. Hoatson, P. Kurtz, E. Lane, D. Hubbard, C. Gastmeyer, N. F eigenheimer. Third row: B. Kurtz, B. Lane, M. Gilbert, E. Gaiiin, G. Gilson, C. Houck, E. Gunderman. Fourth row: L. Johnson, G. Gibbons, W. Newman, T. Gal- lendorn, D. Harford, J. Rotten- bucher, H. Horton, R. Hale. Fifth row: E. Gilson, J. Kearns, S. Kaplin, R. Hunter, G. Kenny, M. Hunt, W. Fish, F. Hoar, W. Fuller. HOMEROOM 206 Miss HASSELL First row: D. L. Robbins, J. Mackey, R. Ravitz, J. Pepper, S. Myer, M. Nielsen. Second row: F. Nielsen, L. Ross, M. J. McKeeby, B. Ricciardi, G. Pars- loe, M. Levin, S. Long. Third row: A. Sacco, J. Ryker, R. Lord, Miss Hassell, F. McClary, J. Prisco, J. Miglionico. Fourth row: E. Love, M. Pierson, J. Reilly, R. Long, W. Rhoades, J. Newman, R. Mayfield. Fifth row: J. Sakofsky, R. Mayfield, V. Pagano, J. Reilly, W. Leicht, E. Quick, W. McCullough. GR DE Begin to Grow Up . HOMEROOM 317 Miss WENNERSTEN First row: M. West, A. Tufano, A. Tidd, L. Zitone, A. Sczerba, P. Stone. Second row: Miss Wennersten, J. Suderley, M. Schill, J. Shaw, P. Smith, H. Teller, E. Willis. Third row: S. Simpson, M. Long, S. Steph- ens, A. Witkowski, C. Van Schaick, V. Wilson, C. Schock, M. Ward. Fourth row: G. Van der Plasse, D. Wilcox, W. Tel- ler, F. VanDien, T. Terracino. Fifth row: C. Tidd,iE. Schoef- fel, F. Stratton, E. Spencer, S. Sharpe. The Eighth Grade project this year was the selling of T-shirts and sweatshirts. The Seventh and Eighth Grades combined for a Parents, Night. Exhibits of students' work were dis- played. The climax of the evening was an address by Mr. Fletcher, Superintendent of Schools, and refresh- ments which were provided by the teachers. Advisers: Mr. Wilsey-Chairman, Miss Hassell, Mr. Frantz, Miss Wennersten. n Page fifty-three f-rf Q 'A R ,L Q-grjiiiggfg fy- , ,,,-,fig-ygir-f ff.-wi.. ., . ,JW .. W- - WJ A... . . , f---- 5 rf . .. , , . . . L. , 4.,,,,.,,,,..,srig..,,--pf 5. -V V - .- sf - L. 4 OFFICERS RICHARD ROBBINS ................ .......... P resident DORIS DECKER ....... ....... V iee President LOIS POWERS ...........,.......... .......... S ecretary WILLIAM LAMOREAUX .... ...... T reasurer Page Fifty-four 1 HOMEROOM 203 MRS. BELL First row: M. Owens, J. An- derson, B. Balmos, D. Reeves P. Conklin, D. Hendricks, B Cordisco, C. Eyth. Second row: E. Hadlick, M. A. Baker, S Vinson, A. Murdock, A. Spen- cer, J. Gulla, L. Powers, D Decker, Mrs. Bell. Third row: L. Walt, B. Kent, B. Witkowski T. Cellini, F. Somarelli, B Hulse, D. O'Connell, B. Oster- hout, J. Helt. Fourth row: J Decker, A. Hughson, B. Thei- mer, R. Stellato, B. Jerger, jJ Riccardi, G. Decker, G. Wake- man. Fifth row: B. Hartwell J. Kellam, L. Staudt, W. Mills: paugh, A. Phillips. E E TI-I The Youngest Members 0 HOMEROOM 204 MR. FRANTZ First row: T. Brett, J. Case, B. Biccum. H. Bushweller, F. Clune, J. A. Decker, J. Calabria, S. Burrows. Second row: M. Deitz, J. Coon,' A. Elliot, S. Ec- cleston, D. DeGroat, D. Corwin, E. Cherry. Third row: F. Boyd, R. Conklin, M. Costic, M. Decker, D. Decker, L. Ales- sandra, I. Aber, R. Kenny. Fourth row: Mr. Frantz, L. Davis, J. Collard, E. Decker, R. Donnelly, M. Costic, R. Duryea, W. Brehm. Fifth row: L. Conk- lin, W. Decker, W. Clawson, A. Elston, E. Brighton, E. Duryea, B. Drinko, A. Decker. 9 HOMEROOM 208 MRS. CARLTON First row: N. Welling, C. In- nella, R. Robbins, R. Campbell, I. Harford, G. Murray, L. Sex- ton. Second row: D. Young, J. Decker, M. Hendershot, EQ Mil- ler, R. Kent, M. Beirne, B. Glover, B. McGaw. Third row: B. Allee, M. Barth. G. Hartwell, R. DeVare, W. Van Inwegen, R. Wheeler, D. Aber. Fourth row: R. Clawson, R. Coslick, R. Murray, M. Corcoran, E. Graziano, A. Snook, Mrs. Carl- ton. Fifth row: K. McKane, R. Conklin, C. Cuddeback, D. Goldman, W. Lamoreaux, G. GRADE 'he Red Raider Tribe HOMEROOM 316 MISS ROEBUCK First row: L. Smith, K. Mager, R. Theodore, J. Curtis. Second row: W. DiPietro, J. Hendrick-- son, E. Penney, C. McGaw, Miss Roebuck. Third row: J. Kolven- bach, G. Latini, ,F. Quacken- bush, B. Clark, J. Finnerty. Fourth row: E. Murphy, S. Sol- omon, R. Doss, A. Slowick. Fifth row: T. Carroll, W. Lau- fer, T. Stabler, A. Osowick, C. Smith. 'The class has become an organized unit: in the school. The onlyproject undertaken has been the sale of pen- cils. This has been a great success. Advisers: Mrs. Bell-Chairman, Mrs. Carlton, Mr. Ser- fass, Miss Roebuck. Page fifty-five NIOR HIGHLICH THROUGH THE YEARS ix sw ..aww1,. mn 1ii5z2S5iH'i 1.,N..M....'f.-.QLkmymyefw,.Q.w3.5bgVi,gM..m,,L.W55,ZK .,W,sgQ M, ,www ,. L, af .rig ?'3s?'gSf. 1 ssfmiil- is iam. W si w 2459 x-mf- efxff fy? -2fwf2sg5m,f3,f5ffsm.m:,m,gaW4las,,mif1e1gSgfgWfw.Q. were:- fa mf, .em fm M .eww -MM. .A .1 wwf ,wgf'.p.5- W f : gf-11.2-pfgfgzes -1 ,,a-, -v.w,f.,gsfykyk:wg--:.lmg:'vgz. Xyiw-3:5 z:,f,,gw ig.15r,r :H wi. Wf gee:153315?mywE5fT?::,Q3'wiaff-.yfyzfiq -Hai fa ,x. X www: - H3 Q, A 's L M . if? ffifz? if i12:f:s5 'fV52,M QNSW H. ..,, ,,.',w-ff,q,,f,ffm,ffyLa,,,-i35A,g.,, it-k9,..,,i..m51k i,y,K5,, Q .,,x,,,,,j? JW. NS 1Q..H,, M in M ,,, W.. . . , ., ..., ,,.., , , . wiwm ,Msg : Q, .2 V1.2 ,V-M. yfxw--M .mqwzezz 2... 2 Q' .L .ws J, .Swim ..e,Q1.f?3m?f::.ef..aP+ iam, -Q'fff,W.f?w! 121 sffwffwmfi is mgwi .... .sisg.s!wff,, --My .mn ,Af .-,N,,..4-www: , ,. .,,w.,.,,,2v +,..1, U u .-fy. wwf, W.-,,.4.,r, .W I ag .ye51gf,.f55Q5fg,+.,3ZN..3gy3.q5 .Q J 1, .,, if Q ewzww-Q -wwwf-..+: Mwst, m.:1a'. M:,.Xg.mm:'w--:any-ugh .r A fvl12.'w?1-1 .ifisiisfe.-..,ff.x.4fw,Q'-fn.ani Wi -' ,. Q ,. 5 iizvw mw'y,ff2zfs-- fifigwwuafgee by sw--wfkwggiffz--5.12- wing MP' K1- . .,..,.,., .. W.. ..:4fHifi?f .M . A ,V .. .... , f -Q W rwfm. fmy..f,Q,kM..,k,f.9554-w fifafzgw- Wwe. ffifwv - V 4455 wwf- 5 ,wzgwffg .fQpfq 1g3. A, ' 'i5'f' wi fvf2'f?-lrfffwf ff S- if :mp?'tff mfawmemww wxmwosnwwmmsmm -41 vwnuw un-Q x.1U ' llflbbblf I. bl Us, Kneeling:. -Carroll, R. Coslick, Peclf. Sitting: A. True, C. Pirotta, S. West- fall, V. Dlplpl, W. Johnson. Standing, First row: Miss Clickner M Hendershot, J. Lapriori, D. Chase, S. Balmer, M. Stratton, J. Hamilton, J. Silvers, E. Winters C. Ross, M.. Adler, S. Simpson, B. Englehart, Mr. Shaw. Second row: A. Posposil E. Decker, R. Vechio, B. Freytag, B. Young, B. Schill, H. Cronk, J. Kelly, J Marchant, E. Mack, D. Harford, W. Gray, B. Leicht, D. Reeves. J STUDENT COUNCIL The Student Council had a very worthwhile year. Its many accomplishments included editing a' new handbook and promoting a successful magazine campaign The latter developed an excellent cooperative attitude in the entire student body Advisers: Miss Clickner, Mr. Shaw, Mrs. Blood. STEVE WESTFALL President ANN TRUE Vice President CATHERINE PIROTTA Secretary DICK ALLEE Treasurer VALERIE DIPIPI Social Chairman BILL JOHNSON Parliamentarian page fifty-eight S. Westfall, C. Pirotta, M. Stratton, H. Cronk l Our Tribal Scribes First row: A. Schock, C. Ryker, G. Sattler, N. Pomes, B. Hemleb, M. Ferrell. Second row: N. Turner, J. Garno, S. Sumner, J. Robinson, S. Kalin, D. Hoven- camp, Miss Richards. SHORTHAND CLUB The Shorthand Club, which consists of sixteen members, held its initiation supper last October in the high school where 'fourteen new members were initiated. During the year the club has sold typing and shorthand supplies to the classes. The meetings were held every two weeks on Friday morning during school. This spring the club took a week-end trip to New York and visited various places of interest. Adviser: Miss Richards. GERTRUDE SATTLER President ARLENE ScHocK Vice President NOEL PoMEs S eeretary MARILYN FERRELL Treasurer BARBARA HEMLEB Co-Treasurer CATHERINE RYKER Social Chairman N. Pomes, G. Sattler Y . Page Tifty-nme YEARBOOK STAFF Recorders of Tribal Activities Adviser: MRS. CALL EDITORIAL STAFF Sitting: Noel Pomes, Typing Editor, Woodrow Call, Editor- in-Chiefg James Murphy, Art Editor, Roger Gilbert, Literary Editor. Standing: Mrs. Call, Adviser, Gertrude Sattler, Ad- vertising Managerg David Schular, Photography Editor, Nancy Fletcher, Proofreading Editor. TYPING AND PROOFREADING STAFF Kneeling: S. Nielsen, H. Hall, G. Colaiaco, J. Storms. Sitting: S. Wood, N. Pomes, N. Fletcher, J. Gaffin. Standing, First row: M. Ficke. M. Witkowski. M. Corwin, B. Hicks, J. Huff, D. Stevens Meane G Smith v ya ' . 1 J. Peck, M. Nolan, C. Prrotta, D. Schoeffel. Second row: B. Maney, P. Babcock, B. Wet- more, B. Schofield, G. Sattler, R. Gilbert, B. Mills, S. Bernard, D. Allen, G. Lewis, E. Hoffman. ADVERTISING STAFF Sitting: R. Miller, G. Sattler, A. Yale, N. Pomes, G. Smith. Standing: L. Kent, N. Fletcher, J. Gastmeyer, B. Schofield, D. Schoeffel, B. Hicks, B. Maney, R. Percival, J. Meaney, R. Grinder, B. Carroll. HOTOGRAPHY STAFF Sittin ' A Yale D Schular C g. . . . Freytag, J. Cherry. Standing, First row: C. Burns, M. Decker, M. Witkowski, J. Horton, K. Ryder, D. Stevens, R. Miller, R. Grinder, J. Meaney, J. Cur- ran, D. Schoeffel, S. Nielsen, N. Norman. Second row: J. Gast- meyer, J. Barbarino, H. Cronk, P. Decker, N. Barber, J. Bishop, H. Hall, M. Ficke, S. Wood, J. Huff, M. Stratton. ART STAFF Sitting: J. Koch, L. Kent, J Murphy, R. Miller, N. Norman Standing: J. McArdle, C Moore, B. Maney, E. Helt, G Wolkenberg, D. Dowling, H Hall, J. Cherry. LITERARY STAFF Kneeling: S. Bernard,'J. Gaflin, J. Gill, G. Colaiaco, N. Fletcher, M. Nolan. Sitting: N. Norman, G. Freytag, R. Gilbert, D. Stev- ens, B. Maney, G. Smith, G. Pir- otta. Standing, First row: J. Wohlscheid, M. Powrie, P. Homer, R. Miller, D. Schoeffel, A. Yale, B. Hicks, J. Meaney, J. Curran, B. Schoheld, N. Dun- worth, B. Mills, J. Gastmeyer. Second row: M. Witkowski, M. Stratton, S. Nielsen, H. Hall, M. Ficke, J. Huff, S. Wood, E. Hoffman, D. Allen, N. Pomes, G. Sattler, J. Peck, B. Carroll, J. Cherry. VAliD1'1'I LLUI5 Our Outstanding Braves D D 1' J Horton J Banach I Rothschild, R. Harford. Second First row: . ow mg, . , . , . row: Mr. Chase, B. Britt, H. Cronk, J. Barbarino, D. Fish, K. Ryder, R. Beams, W. Johnson, R. Gilbert, M. Decker. Third row: W. Swi,erig:y,kL. Glpire, N. Barber, . ows . C. Burns, J. Lane, A. Barber, J. Marchant, er The Varsity Club is an organization of all the high school boys who have received a letter in one or more sports. They raise money by selling refreshments at ball games d Th l b h l s to choose the 'outstanding senior athlete each and sponsoring a ance. e C u e p year and sponsors a scholarship for the most deserving boy. Adviser: Mr. Chase. Page Sixty-two MEL DECKER President ROGER GILBERT Vice President CHARLES BURNS Secretary J. Barbarino, L. Gore, N. Barber, M. Decker GIRLS' ATHLETIC ASSUUIATIUN Muscular Maidens First row: A. King, J. Pepper, J. Pericone, K. Von Sauers, M. Muller, K. Ryker, N. Bishop, J. Trovei, J. Kent, M. Wright, B. Glover. Second row: N. Stratton, J. McArdle, K. OlDonnell, H. Jashembowski, B. Pepper, M. A. Petito, G. Latim, P. Ackerson, F. Quackenbush, B. Clark, Mrs. Kreidler. Third row: J. Marks, C. Schwartz, N. Van Gieson, V. Smith, B. Decker, S. Vinson, K. Mager, I. Har- ford, M. Longrig, J. Gullo. Fourth row: J. Ryker, M. Dietz, M. Galipeau,.H. Goldman, E. Penny, T. Paffenroth, S. Stratton, M. Williamson, P. Cole, P. Sarine. Fifth row: E. Muller, P. Cortright, M. A. Schill, C. Gastrneyer, A. Spencer, L. Travis, B. McGaw, L. Powers, M. Longrig, M. Hendershot. The G A A had a very active ear and ' I d d ' - - - y mc u e 1n their prograin such games as softball, soccer, basketball, tennis, apparatus work, and tumbling. They meet every Tuesday after school and engage in these games. They also took part in the Open House program which is held each year. Adviser: Mrs. Kreidler. MOLLY MULLER President KATHRYN RYKER S ecre tary-Treasurer ELLEN MULLER, PAT CORTRIGHT KAREN VON SAUERS, JOAN KENT Soc. Committee M. Muller, E. Muller. Page Sixty-three M... ...ff VARSITY CHEERLEADERS I nvokers of the Spirit Left to right: S. Elston, N. Fletcher, C. Pirotta, M. Hart, B. Fitzpatrick, M. Ferrell. The Senior Cheerleaders cleared their first hurdle this year by organizing a campaign to pro- mote school spirit. During the year they put on a pep assembly before each football game and a few before important DUSO i basketball games. An exception- ally good pep rally was held be- fore the Thanksgiving Day game in which Port Jervis was the vic- tor. The cheerleaders also at- tended all varsity football and basketball games, both at home and away. For the Thanksgiving game and for basketball season, the cheerleaders bought new bright red skirts which were very at- tractive. N. Fletcher, M. Hart, C. Pirotta, B. Fitzpatrick. Captain, MAE HART Co-Captain, 'BABS FITZPATRICK Adviser, MRS. KREIDLER JR. VARSITY CHEERLEADERS Howling Papooses First row: A. Saunders, A. Mason. Second row: K. Ross, B. Decker, E. Winters, J. Perrego. The junior Varsity cheerleaders leading the cheers at all Junior Varsity games proved to be very peppy this year. The girls had new black sweaters for the football season. During basketball season the enthusiastic group traveled to most of the basketball games in smart red skirts and white blouses. These girls show great promise of future success in the varsity squad. Adviser: Mrs. Kreidler. ARLENE SAUNDERS Captain KATHRYN Ross Co-Captain J. Perrego, B. Murphy, A. Saunders, E. Winters, S. Ross. Page Sixty-five Littleton, J. Peck. Sitting: A. Saunders, J. Chariere, M. Stratton, P. Cole, M. Nolan. Standing, first row: L. Whit- wright, Mrs. Blood, P. Davis, P. Graziano, M. Fitzgibbons, J. Gaiiin, P. Reilly. Second row: K. Ryder, W. Johnson, W. Schill, H. Whitwright, R. Paterson, P. Farlekas, L. Ross, P. Peck. Third row: H. Siegel, P. Molloy, M. Boland, N. Bishop, R. Cina, S. Stratton, M. Conklin, D. Kneeling: K. Denk, C. Quacleenbush, C. Furman, B. Derse, N. Boyer F R E N C H C L U B Vous parlez frangais, n'est-ce pas? MARY STRATTON ................ President JANETTE CHARIERE .... Vice President PAT COLE .................... ......... S ecretary MARY NOILAN ........................ Treasurer ARLENE SAUNDERS..SociaZ Chairman The French Club has been quite an active group this year. They have spon- sored three food sales and are at present planning their annual trip to New York. Upon her return from Europe in November, a welcome home dinner was given for Mrs. Blood. Adviser: Mrs. Blood Page Sixty-six M. Nolan, J. Peck, K. Ryder, M. Stratton Sitting: T. L. Petricone, P. Felter, D. Cohen, J. Silvers, V. Di Pipi. Standing, first row: B. Wetmore, A. True, G. Wolkenberg, A. Sharpe, J. Perrego, D. Chase, J. Storms, M. Novack, Miss Harris. Third row: A. Pow- ers, R. Vecchio, D. Allee, L. Reiss, J. Babyatsky, J. Horst, N. Fletcher. LATIN CLUB Veni, Vidi, Vici Our club consists of Latin students who have mastered two or more years of Latin. We hold monthly meetings at which new ideas are discussed and plans are made for the future. This year has been an especially busy year for the club. In September over lif- teen new members were initiated at a supper party held in the high school cafeteria. We had a goal this year to visit New York City to see the many interesting places connected with Latin. To do this we needed financial aid, so we had a number of food sales. These turned out very successfully, and we shall probably make the trip in the spring. We have also arranged for the motion picture Julius Caesar to be shown at the high school for interested students. Adviser: Miss Harris. J. Storms, J. Wohlscheid, B. Wetmore. PATRICIA FELTER and DONALD COHEN .......... Consuls VALERIE DI PIPI, TONI LOU PETRICONE, GEORGE SPANGENBURG, JOANNE SILVERS .................. Aediles BEVERLY MURPHY .... Quaestor-Scriba Page Sixty-seven SPANISH CLUB Conquistadores Espaiiales Sitting: D. Dowling, G. Colaiaco, R. Gilbert, S. Elston, D. Fish. Standing: H. Hall, J. Gill, D. Allen, M. Ficke, J. Gibbons, Miss Oddo. ROGER GILBERT ...........,...... President DAN DOWLING, DAVE FISH ................ Vice Presidents MUNDY BARTH ...................... Secretary GLORIA COLAIACO ............ Treasurer SHERRILL ELSTON .... Social Chairman Dowling, H. Hall, M. Ficke, R. Gilbert. Early this fall the Spanish Club held initiations for new members. They cli- ggjit p A- ,., . maxed a day of fun with a Spanish type A I 1 li ' 'Iii i dinner complete with a piiiata full of gifts and surprises for each member. This spring the club plans to take a trip to New York where' we intend to visit some points of Spanish culture in order to have a more definite idea of the Spanish way of life. Adviser: Miss Oddo. BAND AND DRUM MAJORETTE S Tom-Tom Beaters and Tomahawk Twirlers Front: S. Balmer, J. Wetmore, J. Curran, D. Hovencarnp, B. Schofield. Kneeling: M. Fitzgibbons, B. Curran, N. Norman. First row: R. Dunworth, P. Cole, C. Schwartz, J. Horst, N. Stratton, N. Fletcher, W.,Johnson, D. Hendershot, G. Gresovic, K. Von Sauers, J. Carter. Second row: DL Suderley, E. Gaflin, K. Denk, A. Sczerba, Gt Vander Plasse, N. Bishop, J. Suderley, J. Marchant, R. Pettit, R. Pencek, L. Ross, J. Collard, C. Stoll, S. Stratton, R. Ryder, J. Silvers. Standing: L. Reis, A. Hendrick, G. Colaiaco, W. Jones, E. Hall, B. McCullough, W. Lamoreaux, P. Homer, G. Calverio, D. Fish, F. Newcomb, D. Coy, Mr. Koskx. BAND Larry Reis ..... ..... ....... ......... P r e sident Sarah Stratton ..... ...... V ice President Pat Cole ............ ......... S ecretary Joanne Silvers .... .................. T reasurer Phyllis Homer .... ........ S ocial Chairman Gino Calverio ............ Student Conductor The members of the Senior Band en- joyed a. very successful year. As usual they performed very capably at all home foot- ball games and all out-of-town DUSO games. .What they lack in numbers was made u'p in spirit and hard work. At Christmas they combined with the Mixed Chorus to render a very enjoyable assem- bly. The members of the band journeyed to West Point to attend the Christmas Concert of the .United' States Military Band. They have. played for all school assemblies and performed for several civic parades. Their annual Spring Concert will be April 24. On May 7 they will take part in .the Orange County Music Festival at Newburgh. MAJORETTES Joan Curran .................................. Captain Shirley Balmer, Joyce Wetmore .................. Co-Captains Barbara Schofield, Jane Curran, Dolores Hovencamp ............ Majorettes Nina Norman, Betty Curran, Margaret Fitzgibbons .... -Flag Twirlers First row: P. Homer, N. Dunworth, G. Calvario. Second row NJ Norman, J. Cherry. Third row: J. Curran, B. Schofield : 21 ....' 1iss ..rxf.wf GIRLS' GLEE CLUB S mgzng S quaws First row: E. Boyd, D. Derse, A. Collins, B. Chase, L. Gilbert, S. Boyd, S. Wood, A. Craft, J. Kent, D. Presto, M. Muller, K. Georgi, E. Fox. Second row: R. Mason, J. Ward, R. Calvario, M.-Petito S. Price, G. Lane, M. McCann, B. Mills, S. Bernard, J. Elston, B. Curran, M. Hart, B. Fitzpatrick Third row: J. Gibbons, J. Lapriore, P. Molloy, P. Reilly, G. Davey, J. Huff, P. Spears, M Conklin, D. Beardsley, L. Sauers, A. Powers, S. Hartwell, M. Wright, L. Tho J. Reinhart. Director: Mr. Le 5 rpe, J. Trovei, ster. Aeeompanist: Judith Gaiiin. JANE LAPRIORE ....... ............ P resident JOAN GIBBONS ................ Vice President JUDITH GAFF IN .... Se SYLVIA WOOD, MAE HART cretary-Treasurer Librarians JUDITH GAFF IN, JOAN GIBBONS IEW! Student Conductors The r the girls in grades nine through twelve who enjo r ' ' y g oup s1ng1ng. They are plan- ning on having a spring concert in May for the public. Girls' Glee Club was organized fo Adviser : Mr. Lester M. Corwin, S. Bernard, A. Craft. Page Seventy BOYS' GLEE CLUB Ballading Bucks O t E Babcock D Caswell, F. Ward, C. Presto, F't :P.Flk,M.Lt,G. t e,. . in row ar C' as I es er u YvaB.rYo n K. West F. Newcomb, J. Kolvenbach, D. Reeves, S. Martin, B. Case. Second row. u g, , E. Zebrowski, J. Lertora, D. Decker, G. Calvario. This year the Boys' Glee Club will par- ticipate in the Spring Concert. Although they are a small group, their music has the same qualities of a large chorus. Mr. Lester believes that his boys have come a long and diHicu1t way to the success they have attained this year. They have sung at the Kiwanis Club and at a St. Mary's Catholic Daughters' meeting. At present the boys are corresponding with other schools for exchange assembly programs. Director: Mr. Lester Top to bottom: F. Newcomb, C. Presto, G. Outwater i Page Seventy-one ACAPPELLA CHOIR Devotees of the Deity First row: D. Derse, J. Wohlscheid, J. Curran, G. Collette, J. Gill, A. Mason, P. Homer, C. Ross, N. Fletcher, R. Kallighan, N. Dunworth, J. Gaifm, M. Hart. Second row: A. Trenholm, W. Schlll, K. West, R. Decker, F. Newcomb, J. Gastmeyer, M. Decker, R. Pfundheller, J. K ll C. Presto. Director: C. Lester. e y, J. Lertora The Acappell Ch a oir participated in the Open House held at the school and will participate in the Spring Concert. They have been active in the community as well as the high school. Concerts were held at the Elks' Memorial Service and at supper parties held at the Lutheran and Presby- terian Churches They hav . e also sung in exchange assemblies with other schools in the county. Soloists: jean Wohlscheid, Nancy Fletcher and John Lertora. Adviser: Mr. Lester. N. Fletcher, J. Gastmeyer, J. Gill. Page Seventy-two MIXED CHORUS Tribal Chanters Sitting, first row: D. Derse, J. Wohlscheid, S. Sumner, Joan Curran, Jane Curran, K. West, P. Farlekas, E. Zebrowski, J. Kolvenbach. Second row: S. Price, R. Mason, L. Gilbert, A. Collins, G. Bachoffer, J. Horton, R. Beams, W. McDonnell, L. Kittinger, W. Schill. Third row: J. Perrago, C. Quick, R. Calvario, G. Collette, B. Chase, M. Decker, C. Burns, J. Lane, D. Fish, L. Kent, M.. Nolan. Fourth row: E. Muller, J. Chariere, A. MacAlarney, E. Boyd, J. Brett, J. Ross, L. Reiss, Ryder, J. Gastmeyer, J. Banach, N. Norman, J. Cherry. Fifth raw: A. Yale, J. Weth more, D. Stevens, B. Schofield, M. Witkowski, F. Newcomb, G. Calvario, J. Lertora, C. Presto, E. Helt, S. Elston, A. Sharpe, M. Fitzgibbons. Sixth row: J. Wilson, M. Yeomans, C. Caswell, P. Cherry, P. Babcock, Az Hendricks, D. Derse, K. Caswell, T. Gumaer, R. Pfundheller, H. Siegel, M. Sakofsky, B. Littleton, P. McGrinn. Seventh row: A. Schock, C. Ryker, P. Reilly, P. Molloy, J. Gill, E. Babcock, W. Case, F. Ward, S. Veechilo, L. Kenny, D. Presto, D. Bab- cock, D. Adams, R. Kallighan. Eighth row: E. Smith, P. Smith, K. Georgi, SL Bernard, B. Mills, G. Davey, E. Fox, S. Wood, A. Craft, J. Huff, S. Nielsen, F. Johnson, B. Berglund, A. Hamilton. Standing, first row: I. Sattler, A. May, A. Mason, P. Obermeyer, R. Theodore, R. Cina, M. Williamson, N. Stratton, C. Schwartz, N. Dunworth, J. Gaffin, C. Quackenbush, N. Fletcher, J. Elston. Second row: G. Wolkenberg, D. Allen, G. Lewis, S. Ross, P. Homer, J. Brodt. Director: Mr. Lester. Accompanist: Doris Suderley. . M .. . ... . . . K.g,,,,m,,m.,,,,,,m The Mixed Chorus is an activity de- signed for the students who enjoy musical gatherings. There are no officers in the club The members produced a very fine Christmas assembly this ye-ar for the whole school and sang again at night for the public. The Mixed Chorus is planning' on appearing in the County Festival at New- burgh and in the Spring Concert in school in May. Adviser: Mr. Lester L. Kent, G. Wolkenberg, S. Wood, C. Burns Page Seventy-three sen, M. Witkowski, R art. Standing, first row: E well, Marks, Hazen M. Hall, B. Hicks, S. Boyd ond row: A. MacAlarney M. Boland, R. Calvario, J A. Yale, B. Carroll. FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA Tepee Tenders M. Powrie, E. Hoffman, B. Carroll Page Seventy-four First Half Second Half President Bobbi Maney Mary Powrie Vice President Mary Witkowski Joyce Fulmer Secretary Phyllis Babcock Kathleen Seneiner Treasurer Shirley Nielsen Lillian Stewart Social Chairman Mary Powrie Pat Cortright Reporter Pat Cortright Beverly Carroll Advisers Mrs. Brink Miss Coyne, Miss Roebuck The Homemaking Club has gone to Pearl River to attend the Future Home- makcrs of America meeting. At present they are planning 71 food sale and a trip to New York City, Sitting: P. Babcock, S. Niel- Maney, M. Poqwrie, J. Ful- mer, K. Seheiner, L. Stew- Meaney, I. Martell, C. Cas- 9 G. Hicks, Miss Coyne. seal Burnham, J. Long, B. Brier- ley, D. Stevens, E. Hoffman, Kneeling, first row: F. Quackenbush, C. Eyth, D. Young, G. Latini. Sitting, second row: I. Martel, G. Colaiaco, J. Perrago, A. Mason, W. McDonnell, J. Miglionico. Standing, third row: M. Corcoran, B. Deck- er, B. Hemleb, B. Curran, J. Pericone, J. Gafhn, G. Collette, V. Smith, M. Pow- rie, D. Schoeffel, M. Sakof- sky, J. Silvers, M. Hall, Miss Roebuck. Fourth row: W. Brehm, G. Wakeman, R. Donnelly, J, Baird, T. Mc- Keeby, A. Hendricks, E. Hall, J. Boucher, Riley, G. Sauschuck. JOAN PERRAGO ..... .............. P resident ANDREE MASON .......... Vice President IRMA MARTELL ...............,.... Secretary WILLARD MCDONNELL ...... Treasurer The Junior Red Cross held its annual membership drive to enroll the high school students. We sponsored a cookie sale in the high school and sent gift boxes to the Castle Point V. A. Hospital. Adviser: Miss Roebuck D. Schoeffel, G. Colaiaco, M. Powrie JUNIOR RED CROSS junior Medicine Men Page Seventy-Eve Indian Scouts First row: J. Marchant, M. Decker, J. Horton, J. Kelly, D. Land, T. McKeeby. Second row: M. Brehm, R. Maney, A. Saunders, G. Colaiaco, J. Pagano, M. Hauber, D. Derse, B. Decker. Third row: D. Knight, C. Burns, B. Carroll, N. Barber, R. Ott, L. Reis, T. Kent, J. Barbarino, H. Cronk, W. Schill. Fourth row: M. Powrie, B. Chase, S. Ross, C. Quick, D. Barber, I. Sattler, Page Seventy-six A. May, M. Donovan, V. Smith. HALL MONITORS The hall patrol has helped to keep con- fusion out of the halls. They are on duty between periods and during class time. This group is one of the most important 'organizations which aids in the mainte- nance of our school safety program. Adviser: Mr. Shaw T. Kent, B. Carroll, B. Collins mnxmsnwr ' K ' . , avlium:-uv X ' .sir ius ' l Red Raider Warriors First row: R. Beams, H. Cronk, W. Johnson, J. Horton, M. Decker, C. Burns. Second row: J. Banach, W. Sweeney, L. Gore, N. Barber, R. Welling. Third row: K. Ryder, K. West, D. Dowling, J. Lane, A. Barber, B. Britt. Fourth row: P. Peck, B. Freytag, B. Sauschuck, J. Rinkavage. Standing: Coach Robinson, Coach Mateyak, Coach Mcllnay. VARSITY FOOTBALL Although we did not come out on top in every game, our boys proved themselves against Oyster Bay, N.Y.M.A., and Mid- dletown. Counterclockwise, left to right: J. Horton, M. Decker, W. Sweeney, H. Cronk, N. Barber, C. Burns, L. Gore. VARSITY FOOTBALL September 26 Port Jervis October 3 Port Jervis 18 Port Jervis 25 Port Jervis November 1 Port Jervis 8 Port Jervis 15 Port Jervis 27 Port Jervis 0 ........ ...... SCHEDULE .Nyack 13 30 ........ ....... O yster Bay 0 13 ........ ....... P oughkeepsie 0 .................. Newburgh 20 13 .................. Vestal 33 7 .................. Kingston 26 15 .................. N.Y.M.A. 13 2 .................. Middletown 0 Jerry Horton, Captain Larry Gore, Co-Captain Coach: Mr. Robinson Assistant Coaches: Mr. Mateyak, Mr. Mcllnay 33 5 J.V. FOOTBALL SCHEDULE Port Jervis 19 .................. Liberty O Port Jervis 18 ......... ..,... K ingston 12 Port Jervis 19 ......... ...... P oughkeepsie 18 Port Jervis 27 ........ ...... N ewburgh 7 I Assistant Coach: Mr. Mcllnay Coach: Mr. Chase R. Reiser, G. Ross, J. Kelly, W. Pagano. On the Warpath First row: B. Decker, B. Leicht, D. Reeves, E. Myers, J. Lertora, W. Pagano. Second row: Mr. Chase, Mr. Mcllnay, R. Card, R. Pagano, J. Riley, P. Moy- lan, B. Gray, R. Decker, J. Kelly, R. Mackey. Third row: W. Jones, E. Mack, L. Van Horn, J. Kalin, H. Dobbs, G. Ross, D. Derse. Fourth row: F. Ropke, R. Reiser, E. Quick, N. Amato, D. Gamo, J. Brahaney, R. Pencek, L. Kenny. Fifth row: N. Aronson, R. Schofield, B. Young, E. Schoeffel, L. Staudt, T. Tuf- fano, H. Bushweller. JUNIOR VARSITY FOOTBALL The second year that Port Jewis had a Of course, our most experienced coach J.V, schedule proved to be just as sue- was out trainmg these boys, and, as al cessful as last year, since the team went ways, showed everyone what he could do out in front and won all their games. with a team. Page Seventy mne A ' - '- Iftfiisfiili-SI' - R- f. - -es-.. Our team was one of the smallest in the Duso League this year. Their ability to work as a team and their good ball-handl- ing gave the Duso coaches in the league many gray hairs. Three members of the team were hon- ored on the All-Duso squad: Co-Captain Johnny Barbarino rated second string guard, Turtle Cronk, our Co-Captain, and Dick .Beams received honorable men- tion. Coach: Mr. Mateyak fi,,iEfZ15ygf9fi' ' 5351! 2-.f 5352 . '1 ' A' 7 ilkwi i r i PS r 23 Y '5 wha, K .53 fr 53.3. 129' We qw . si Ui ,ft QM lhfsin wllwiil gi .-1 . 5 :SCM i's,5W5.'i,'f , .,.. f'52?lsf5kW'i5iQ5i.'. qi U - - ' . A 4. ir W . ,:, . . x 3 'li 5 'Mi 1215 1 if rw tti - 1 ' iii so ,'t r're reel 33331. ser me m -y TN W ev w 1 MW., ,mfr rs sry: if ylr M, , gr' S iiiiii is giiili'.miv,r 35162512.11 f1i,zf.5i51ffQf . 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F allsburgh 62 January 9 Port Jervis 58 ....... ........ E llenville 59 13 Port Jervis 61 ....... ........ L iberty 29 16 Port Jervis .Kingston 60 22 Port Jervis .Poughkeepsie 66 27 Port Jervis .Middletown 53 30 Port Jervis .Newburgh 54 February 3 Port Jervis .Beacon 50 6 Port Jervis 58 ....... ........ M onticello 56 10 Port Jervis 29 ........ ....... F allsburgh 46 13 Port Jervis 41 ........ ....... E llenville 72 17 Port Jervis 64 ........ ....... L iberty 48 20 Port Jervis 58 ........ ....... K ingston 56 24 Port Jervis Poughkeepsie 59 27 Port Jervis Middletown 69 March 3 Port Jervis Newburgh 57 1' H. Cronk, J. Barbarino, M. Decker Bouncing Braves First row: P. Peck, J. Regelski, S. Fuchylo, F. Ropke, J. Brahaney, L. Kenny. Second row: R. Pencek, G. Ross, H. DeGroat, R. Reeves, W. Gray. Third row: C. Jenks, Coach Robinson, T. Osowick. JUNIOR December 12 Port Jervis 21 16 Port Jervis 46 18 Port Jervis 26 January 13 Port Jervis 35 16 Port Jervis 38 22 Port Jervis 32 27 Port Jervis 36 30 Port Jervis 54 February 3 Port Jervis 40 6 Port Jervis 56 10 Port Jervis 30 13 Port Jervis 43 17 Port Jervis 28 20 Port Jervis 47 21 Port Jervis 60 24 Port Jervis 50 27 Port Jervis 47 March 3 Port Jervis 52 G. VARSITY BASKETBALL Beacon 28 Monticello 35 Fallsburgh 33 Liberty 29 Kingston 50 Poughkeepsie 28 Middletown 34 Newburgh 79 ........Beacon 38 Monticello 57 Fallsburgh 33 Ellenville 39 ........Liberty 25 ........Kingston 72 Ellenville 57 Poughkeepsie 40 ........Middletown 59 ........Newburgh 55 Ross, R. Mackey, R. Pencek Mr. Robinson's J.V. Basketball team this year was unusual because it was made up entirely of freshmen. The boys under the leadership of Fred Ropke, Bud,' Jenks and Dick Pencek pulled many a close game out of the bag and ended the season with a 9-9 record. Coach: Mr. Robinson At the time of this writing the baseball team has just been organized. Under Coach Chase we expect our team to be one of the most successful in the DUSO league. Coach : Mr. Chase -prlrll' Eialvtv-two ,, . Us ' ,k .. it 10101 L' Byg,?gbk1-Yugi' ,E'?ai:-l2:yiJ,Ci ' 1-ll.Hnri0Yd, Bening, . 3Cnks,Y. Czhen, R' -fikc, R' Reis, M' km' E' Jggcxggla Izzo: Q1-gvxor, yageagaab C-base. 'l l'eplcTv1twchaM, D' ECclcst0YM3' 3 Kelley BASEBALL H orsehide Handlers 30 Newburgh .. May Poughkeepsie Beacon ........ 4 7 11 14- Port Jervis ....... ...... 18 Port Jervis ...... 19 21 25 28 Port Jervis . Kingston .. Port Jervis Port Jervis June 1 Middletown J. Barbarino 24 Monticello ....... Port Jervis .. BASEBALL SCHEDULE Date Home Away April 20 Port Jervis ......, ......... S troudsbur-g 22 Ellenville ...... ....... P ort Jervis ....Port Jervis .. .......... Port Jervis .......Kingston .......... Port Jervis ..........Port Jervis ..Middletown .....Newburgh .........E11enville ....Port Jervis Poughkeepsie ..........Beacon ..........Port Jervis First b . . erf, P. PCl'kowSkPCh10, B Boba 7010: R Ve , J. Re . , - P gelskl, P. p ' J' H0rst, n' R- Be encek Third eck, B you W. Jones Egg: D. Caswell J B Mackey ro . ' n - ,Ni w.L-K g:D,D ndyo: 1. ab E. cohen, Cfigjflir, Ryjgyiv J. o52'QefbELAdQUmsfbCf3gp2nffftgygf-hof1- . S, I . ou ,Z 3 , : , IS , J . C , Cival, J. Gastmfggton' R- Kydmwi B- .Iiiilcis Teeple gf' Deckefgi O ff- Kell er, C0ach '- 'OS0w ' Moylan Y' E- Helt B gobm-Son Fyiclf' W- .lohng ' .v . e ' Z 1f 7.0 l 011, TRACK Red Raider Runners TRACK SCHEDULE Date Home Away April 26 Middletown ...... ........ P ort Jervis May 1 Port Jervis ........................................ Liberty Port Jervis .............. Monticello 8: Kingston 9 15 Middletown ............ Port at Orange County Meet, Middletown 23 Middletown ................ Port at Duso Meet, Middletown 30 ..................,. Sectional Meet at West Point June 6 ............ Intersectional Meet at West Point N. Barber, J. Bishop, R. Gilbert Ck er, D, Dowling. G, p R. B Cr. Captain Rog Gilbert and Pete Perkow- ski, Portis star quarter milers, along with Mel Decker, our sensational sprinter, are busily training for a successful year. Three returning veterans of the javelin throw will combine with the rest of the track team to pile up points for Port. Port is sending five representatives to the Penn Relays on the 25th of April. Coach: Mr. Robinson Page Eighty-three ww- vw 'mf ., 1 Most Likely to Succeed Most Attractive Smile Gwen Smith, Daniel Dowling Mary Nolan, Peter Perkowski Best Groomed Pe-ter Perkowski, Gwen Smith Has Done Most for Class Mary Stratton, Roger Gilbert as i ill? 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Jean Wohlscheid wills her singing ability to Jane Curran. Diane Allen leaves her seat on the West-End bus to Pat Molloy. Catherine Pirotta leaves her cheerleading ex- perience to Corky Ferrell. Noel Pomes wills 'her curlers to Mr. Archer for his new toupee. Barbara Wetmore wills her seat in English 4 to her sister Joyce. Steve Westfall leaves his flaming hair to Dave Knight. Turtle Cronk and John Barbarino will their basketball ability to Dick Beams and Bill Britt. Bette Brierley leaves her jet black hair to Cyn- thia Furman. Woodie Call wills his walk to Earl Hall. Jim McArdle and Lyn F reytag will their prac- tical jokes to Scuffy Ryker and Tweetsie Barber. Roger Gilbert leaves his love for senior meetings to Dave Fish. Judy Peck leaves her French accent to Janette Chariere. Kent Ryder leaves his UL. B. title to Bob Heussy. Gertrude Wolkenburg wills her love of the bass clarinet to all future clarinet players five feet tall. Nina Norman leaves her hot-roding to Ann True. 5 V5 M.f'lfW ty? M sw .,j:,iHR rifwfwl Wtfiwsg .E W iew.L'w 'f' Jack Bishop without someongll g ls k woman? Bev Carroll talking back to a teacher? Harry Cashdollar with a wide-awake appear- ance? Jerry Horton looking naive? , Mel Decker or Charlie Burns with long hair? Dan Dowling Hunking a test? Mike F edorka being bored by trains? Ken Hazeri, or Bernie Carroll without beautiful eyes. A Mary Nolan laughing without crying? Edwin Van Wicklen with a harem? Mary Stratton talking like Walter Winchell? Judy Peck singing in a choir? Cathy without Steve or Sally without Jerry? Joyce Meaney in dungarees? Shirley Nielsen or Mary Witkowski six feet tall? Al Van Etten not being speedy? Woodie Call without his engineer boots? Sylvia Wood, Betty Hicks, or Joyce Cherry without gum? Jackie Storms and Gail Lewis leave their Storms and Gales to E. Winters so the students will get the drift Gloria Colaiaco leaves her educated fingers to Nancy Bishop. Gino Calvario wills his trombone to Francis Newcomb. Gwen Smith leaves her sophisticated air to her sister Eileen. Phyllis Homer wills her love for Dartmouth to Sally Ross. Joan Curran and Eleanor Hoffman leave their diamond rings to Frances Jones and Norma Turner. Dawn Stevens leaves her summer wedding to Fran Malzahn. Peter Perkowski leaves his well-groomed look to Bill Schill. Bill Sweeney leaves his mechanical ability to Jerry Hyatt. Bob Murray leaves his French curves to George Davenport. Beverly leaves her Mills to Vernon Out- water.,' Mae Hart and Ardyce Yale leave their petite stature to Wilma Sayre and Arlene Schock. Betty Collins leaves her giggles to Joan Van Etten and Pat Reilly. Mary Stratton wills her English Austin to John Lertora. Bob Love wills his Love to Bob Wrage. Mel Decker leaves his title of M.I.P. to Tony 3 3 Anzevino. Hoppy,' May wills his nickname to Skippy' J sY'lllgiirgjiitfQ,V Dobbs. za Q L .iw 1 Long leaves her Better late than never' 3 7 sw ls' . . f's..?l5Et motto to Doris Suderley. . .,,. www ff -f if? s,,...f'in4i9g'W iilgg sn G I N E Turtle Cronk not taking trips to Ridgewood? Judy Gaffin not talking about her relatives? Roger Gilbert not running? Bob Percival not saying It seems to me? James McArdle not being isolated in a class? Bob Mills not proposing to all the Senior girls? Jim Van Horn as hungry for knowledge as he is for his lunch? Bernie Carroll or Bill Sweeney without their cars? Dave Schular without a deal? Betty Lou Babcock flirting? Bob Eginton not being generous? Gloria Colaiaco at a loss for words? Jim Murphy not jiving? Mae Hart without Babs Fitzpatrick? Paul Decker using curlers? Joyce Cherry not writing letters? The Senior Class with money to burn? CGMPLIMENTS OF SCHIELDS BROTHERS' GARAGE FRONT STREET - it I 1 PgN' TO THE CLASS OF 1955 THE PORT JERVIS REAL ESTATE E1 LOAN ASSOCIATION Xvisiies Success and Happiness I . MARCHS DEERPARK CREAMERY CHARLES R. MARCH I 92 FRONT STREET 4-2254 PORT JERVIS, N. Y. Try us for: I Flake Buttermilk, Chocolate Mille, Sour Cream, Heavy Sweet Cream, Homogenizeci Vitamin D Milk Quality Mille and Dairy Proclucls. I I -:- Our Homemade Ice Cream ls Delicious Page Ninety Compliments of J O Y L A N D BEACH AND RGLLER RINK BEST NVISHES To the Port Jervis High School Class of '55 GILLIN DER BROTHERS, INC Ninety-two BEST XVISHES to the Class of 1955 DEERPARK TRANSPORTATION Pom JERVIS, N. Y. . . . Motor coaches lo hire for all occaszons Compliments of HEATERS MARKET 194 Pike Street Port Jervis, N. Y. ...I Page Ninety-tb BEST XVISHES to the CIass of 1955 CO-OPERATIV E LOAN AND SAVINGS SOCIETY 152 PIKE STREET TELEPHONE 5-5651 PORT JERVIS, N. Y. CONGRATULATIONS to the CIass of ,55 W E S T F A L L ' S 66 FRONT STREET Q ALMQUIST ENGINEERING EE MANUFACTURING MILFORD, PA. I 'Speed Equipment of Cfmmpionsn Fme AutomoI31Ie Equipment for the Entire I:am1Iy I I ' l l Page Ninety-four 1 l I CRESCENT SILVERWARE MANUFACTURING CO.. INC. I Q0 GraucI SLrcck J. C. PENNEY CO. Congrczlulalions io lfw CIass of 1955 HAMILTON BROTHERS NC. CUDDEBACK 8 CUDDEBACK l l Q Page Ninety-5 1 7 I our Homeluwn Newspaper PORT JERVIS UNION GAZETTE Serving the Tri-Slales Area from 1850-1955 Complele Coverage of PORT .IERVIS RED Rfxlmilzs Complimcnls of PORT JERVIS SAVINGS and LOAN ASSOCIATION, No. One PIPPITT'S -A The lewelry Store of Dislinrriion ADOLP1-1 R. CjARI.'l'OlN ROBERT A. CAIlI.'l'lJN I3I1iIco Refrigerators Bendix XNIHSIIGFS Tappan Ranges HOnIy1'I1e Beslu ROYAL FURNITURE - 1 Page Ninety-six WILDER KOLMAR I LEVlN'S FURNITURE CO. AL'S MENS STORE BEST WISI'IES TO CLASS OF 5 LEVINS 8 10 Front St., Port J Xvislics 0 Class of N Books Gifts H. D. CASE MOTOR SALES Desoto B A R K M A N ' S Firedomc V-8 and Power IVIaster 6 PIymoutI1 15 Front Slrect Printing Typewrilers SaIes E- Service Q0 Xvest IVIain St. Port .Iervis New York TRAVIS FUNERAL DEERPARK GAS COMPANY, INC. 10 .Iersey Avenue Port .Iervis, N. Y. HOME Tire Inolllecl gas lhal really Iwalsn Be Smart Complimenls of Buy J. EMERSON NOLL, IVI.D. STYLE MART SUITS F.A.CS. A1 KADEUS MEN,S yVEAR ROBERT VV. IVICCULLOUGH, IVLD. 121 Pike Sl. Port Jervis, N. T F'A'C.S' ALITON'S PHARMACY BPS! in Drugs am! Meclicines Best NVisI1es to the CIass of 1953 JOSEPH GOLDMAN, LWC. Xvasies - Textiles 75 FowIer Street Port Jervis, N. Y. Page Ninety-eig1Jt Congratulations to the Class of '55 DIAMOND DAIRY JAMES E. COLE Grade A Dairy Products DECKER E1 STRUTHERS fewelers Russ DECKER BRUCE STRUTHERS I7 Sussex St., Port Jervis I Our Sincere TEL-CO TELEVISION Congratulations 0 Front Street Port Jervis, N. Y. I JOHN INNELLA Best Wishes from HOTEL IVIINISINK Banque! Facilities Air Conclitioriecl Compliments of J. O. RYDER Rendering Company Matamoras, Pa. Success to the Class of 1955 HOMER,S SOClEtl'JEiI' HIICI COH66 Shop DUTTON'S SERVICE STATION Tyclol Products High Point Road Page Ninety-nine Complimenls of COOPERiS WESTFALL DAIRY CHANT AND COMPANY Tydol Veed0I J. HARRY CASE CO., INC. 46 East Main Street Port Jervis, N. Y. Tetepnone 4-I5-H Doctge PIymoulI1 The Besl lo You From Us SCHWARTZ Sf GAFFIN Home S Auto Suppties Economize on Qur Fair Prices and Courteous Service A. J. ONOFRY sz- soN I R. H. HAMILTON E-f SON CONTRACTORS C , ontractmg Qualily Homes Paints Ivaflpaper 20 DuBois Street Phone 4-7331 IQO Pike Street Tel. 5-0244 C O R D I S C O ' S Folks Always Feel of Home at Quality Fooiweur THE 16 Front St. PORT JERVIS DINER , Featuring Qur aim is to serve you tempting, tasty and ctelicious food 24 Hoi nz SERVICE Selby Styleez for Women Nun Bush for Men Katistenitcs for Ctmitctren Expert Fmmg Page One U-Iundred p SCHIPS Hardware 8' Sporting Goods Locksmith and Keys Made 54 Front Street ort Jervis New' York Dial 4-0244 FRANK J. WEISS LaureI Grove Greenhouses Flowers for all occasions 15 High Siieei Dial 5-7254 Compliments of K. M. Ei WARNER DEPUY F. ECKERT, JR. SIDNEY SAKOFSKY ECKERT 8 KING SERVICE STATION Gulf Products Cor. E. Main 8 EIizaI3etI1 Sts. E. Kixc Dial 5-5491 ContiuuecI Success io :lie Giadiiaiiiig CIass of '55 THE EYELET SPECIALTY CO. HORN'S COAL AND LUIVIBER, INC. 109 Vxfest Iqain Street Port Jervis New York Best Wishes to ttie CIass of 1955 H. 6 IVI. KNITTING MILLS, INC. Page One 7-hundred O11 6 E R I E D R U G Fowler Street Congratulations to the Class of ,53 CURLEY'S', Route 6 at Greerlviue Fire House ANDERSON'S SERVICENTER F NASH - Sales and Service 21 XVC-:st Main Street JONES, lCE CREAM The Pride of Port fervis Port Jervis Nexv York EVERGREEN LODGE R. T. HUNTER I ' 1 jewelers I t 1 Old Milford Road 10 Front St. Port Jervis, N. Y The B951 in FOOCIS MODERN MODES - - - Apparel with you in, mincl - - - Complimenls of HJORTH OIL COMPANY Rage One 7-hundred Two l 1 1 I4 Complimerlis of JULIA C. KENISTON, M.D. ALLEN H. KENISTON, M.D. Compfimenls of DR. J. H. JOHNSON HUGH M. BREWSTER, M.D JACK IRVING ZEGER . . . Denlisl . . . DR. FALLER, M.D. I DR. STEIN . . . Dentist DR. GEORGE KENNY' JOSEPH V. ROBBINS, M.D. 145 Pike Sr. Complimen ls I of VICTOR KASSEL, D.D.S. DR. SAUL STERN, D.D.S. I CO'nIpI?'n9'1'S DR. W. A. GORDON O D ,Ts DR. JULIUS GRAVVI en l 149 pike St' 89-91 Pike Sr. H. F. MURRAY, JR., M.D. Complirnenls of ALAN L. ZULICK, D.D.S. DANIEL P. SCHULTZ A.B., MD., D.N.B., LLB. SUNNYSIDE FARM DAIRY Always lim Bos! in Dairy Products Tqywlcr St, Port Jervis , Page One J-Iundred Three ' TRI-STATES HUDSON 185 XV. Main Street Port Jervis, New Yoric Teiepi. one 9-9141 PALACE RESTAURANT Vxfitere Eating Is Always a Pleasure 95 Pike Street K. C. KOKIAS Port Jervis, N. Y. TOWN AND COUNTRY - , Distinctive Ladies, Apparel POOR RICHARD S f9GlUl'iHQ Good Food 5' Beverages The Bridal Studio Greenville Route 6 89 Pike St. RAYOLA M. MCLAUGHLIN, Prop. THE EWBANK co. C0'nP'imm O J' Matamoms' Pa' 1v1ELN1cK's MARKET C I' 'n mm'S SCHOEFFEL'S to the Class of -.55,, Grocery G Delicatessen XVESTFALL GARDEN MOTEL '26 From Street 46345 Compliments of TODDLER WEAR CO., INC. 142 Pike Street Port Jervis, New Yoric SMlTH'S NOTION STORE NVEST END Soup to Nuts Visit our store and Save a trip downtown HEMLEB'S Complimenis HEMLEB,S Esso SERVICE of 99 East Main Street CULVER MOTORS Port Jervis, N. Y. Tri-States Complimenls Best Wishes to the of QUALITY RESTAURANT Class of ,55 RAYMOND AUMICK Compiimfs LITTLE TOTS DRESS co. ISAAC SARGENT EST. The Proper Apparel Q5 Front St. Port Jervis, Y. SAM ITENDLER, Mgr. for Every Occasion Page One Hundred Tour NEILIS HANDY CORNER 168 .Iersey Ave. Ice Skates, Saws, Lawnmowers Sliarpened BROAD ST. GARAGE Dodge S' PIymoutI1 I IVIiIforCI, Pa. v1sERTA BROS. BQS' Wishes Fruit fs' Produce Market for Success 109 Pike Street Dial 5-8351 BLACE COLE Compliments HARRY SILVERS Of ROSENCRANCE'S BODY SHOP HENRY H. DUNN MARIONIS Ave Aim lo Pleasef TRI-STATES Across from Swing Inn I LIBERTY BARBER SHOP HE55' STORE Cor. of Pine St. and Kingston Ave. for good Iiaircuis Groceries X705-19106195 John Jashembowski Ice Cream. and Frozen Food LOFT CHOCOLATES HAS Fine As You Can Buyu 54 Front St. Port Jervis New York PORT JERVIS TRUCKING COMPANY KENNEDY RADIO SHOP Television Sparton and Fade I 64 Jersey Ave. REGAL LINGERIE 150 Pike Street Port Jervis, New York WEST END MARKET I-19 Xvest Main Street Port .Iervis New York COU.QVGIUlGIIOV?.S HARRISON COLEMAN SERVICE STATION Cor. .Iersey Ave. S' E. Main St. Page One 3-Iundred Tiue B. F. GOODRICH Tri-States Home Suppty LOUIS' TAXI SERVICE 4-2144 Port Jervis, N. Y Always At Your Convenience Best Vifisties ROSS AWNING 4 Merritt Ptafe Port Jervis New York Congratutations to the CIass of ,53 W. A. CLAN CY W Port Jervis Ne York Ptione 4-9144 HYATT BODY SHOP Expert Body and Fender Xvork Qi NV. Broome St. RAY HYATT, Prop. Port Jervis, N. Y. Compliments of REINHARDTQS RADIO AND TELEVISION N. R. IVIULLEY AUTO PARTS Mercury Outtnoarct Motors Marine Supplies Compfimenls of FREDIA STRAIT Hairdresser AUTOMATIC WASHING SERVICE SAMUEL LE1-iiziziz 186 Pike Street Port Jervis New York Complimenls of EMILY JUNE VVEHNER Dance Studio 169V2 Pike Street STRAND BARBER SHOP Theatre Buitcting Air Condiiioned JOHN PALERMO, Prop. CAPITOL FINANCE CORPORATION Port Jervis, N. Y. BANNER FASHION S Front Street Mgr.-ESTHER BARNUM Compliments of SMlTH'S CONFECTIONERY STORE 76 East Main Street Port .Iervis New York Port .Iervis New York BOB AND BETTY SHOP Congraiufalions for For Better Ctiildrerfs Tvear Gradunlion 52 Front Street I-ENVVOOD Port Jervis New York DEPARTMENT STORE Page One 7-Iundred Six Pdlf1tS Vxlallpaper Don!! Forget L U G E R I S Artis! Supplies- Glass W' T' GRANT CO' Tel. 4-2241 O0 Front St. P01'tJervi5 MUNNICH'S FOOTVVEAR DEERPARK TRACTOR S EQUIPMENT CO. Port Jervis, New Yorla I sAKs DRUG STORE Prescriptions our Specially FISI-IER'S AUTOMOTIVE SERVICE TED MILLER General Hauling Tel. 6-1602 MARKOVITS BROTHERS ANDREVV C. BEIRNE FUNERAL HOME 61 Fowler Street Best Xvislles DOUGLAS RICKERT Port Jervis, N. Y. Agent JAMES HARDING Groceries Cold Cuts H O P P E Y i S Painting 5' Papering Contractor Dial 5-3322 39 Orclwarcl St. Port Jervis New Yorlc Corner Hamilton 5 Glass Sts. Gpen Till ll Every Nite for Your Convenience Ice Cream Colcl Beverages HORNER'S CAKE BOX and DELICATESSEN Corner of Ball S' Sussex Dial 4-7075 BASCO CARD FACTORY Carols for All Occasions Best Wishes to tl'1e KETTNER'S QUALITY MARKET Class ot H55U Homemacle Sausages ancl Bolognas From llie Free Delivery B 6' F HARDWARE 75 Pilee Street Port Jervis, N. Y. JI Jersey Ave. Port Jervis, Dial 5-0414 Page One Hundred Seven F. LYLE WELLS Xvtiolesale Distributor Tobacco - Cigars H Cigarettes Matches - Candy - Etc. Best Wishes to Ctass of ,55 KINGSTON AVE. MARKET Phone 4-3551 A complete beauty service DAY'S TAXI SERVICE IDASS BEAUTY SHOPPE Port Jervis, N. Y. Erie Station fEVenmg Appomtmemsj Radio Dispaictied Cabs 5-84:21 Diat 5-8421 Phone 5-8952 52 XV- Main Sl. Prompt and Courteous 24-Hour Service I VICTOR'S FOOD SHOP 18 Front Street Port Jervis, New Yortc WHITTEN LUMBER CO. 39 Pennsytvania Avenue Port Jervis, N. Y. Teteptione 4-2454 LARE'S JEWELRY STORE L. W. Jenny, Prop. 58 Front Street Contractors and Builders MANEY BROTHERS 4-9615 - Phone - 4-5101 ELMER J. MASURACK - Whoiesole - Fruits S' Proctuce Port Jervis, N. Y. Matamoras, Pa. Tet. 6-1591 WILLIAM M. BOYD AGENCY Complete Insurance Teteptione 3-7324 'I 12 Pike Street Port Jervis Best Vxfisties to t1'1e Ctass of 155 E. H. GASTMEYER Siding P- Roofing THE LEGEND 608 Second Street R- Ptione 6-1232 IO 1VIatamoras, Pa. STRAND DINER Good Food H Friendly Service Qpen 24 Hours Jutia 5' Bois tvtoureaux. Compliments of BARBER'S GROCERY 55 Seward Avon ue PV0Pfi9fOfS Port Jervis, N. Y. QUACKENBUSH ANGE'S BEAUTY SALON FUNERAL X 68 Front Street Port Jervis HOME Phone 4-0161 Page One U-Iunrired Eight C. 8 F. SUNOCO STATION Pitce S East Main Street Teteptione 4-8862 Port Jervis, N. Y. Tuxedo Rentals Hickolz Iewelry Arrow Shirts BOLAND MEN'S WEAR 175 Pitce Street Port Jervis, N.Y To ttme Ctass of 1955 HENRY SOLOMON - Optometrist - Congratulations F S W i f th B 'id' '9 t t Mayor E- Mrs. James E. Cole OO W or ul mg J ron Port Jervis, New Yort: Diat 4-2755 Congratulations HAPP'S CORNER STORE Sparrowtuustx, N. Y. PORT JERVIS BAKERY Xvectclings - Birthdays - All Occasions Our Special Pies Jersey Ave. Port Jervis, NY Congratulations to the Class ot 1955 CHARLES E. BIERLEIN 80 Front Street Best Wishes to Class of u55H STUDEBAKER GARAGE LEVIN'S DEPT. STORE MEDRICK'S GARAGE MCCOMBS, GROCERY Best Vxfvisfies from BURGER'S MUSIC STORE 24 Front Street Diat 4-5485 Records and Musical Instruments PRICE AND SON Dry Cleaning Compliments of HARRY FOSS AGENCY Reat Estate - Insurance and Diat 4-9522 P l Q4 Front Street Port Jervis, N Y ressmg The safest thing on earlfi is earth. J. M. DEWITT GREGG 8 GREGG Page One Hundred Nine Going to a masquerade? Taking part in a show? Rent a costume from JAN HALL Port Jervis Compliments of THE MACK DANCE STUDIO I 56 W. Main CLYDE F. STRAIITON ATTORNEY-Ar-LAW J. S. RAUB SHOE STORE 50 Front Street Port Jervis, New York BUS CARROLL Signs for all purposes 119 Front St. Phone I HENRY RUDERIVIAN Your Pontiac Dealer AL AND JOE'S Texaco Service Station Corner I'IammoncI S- Sussex Streets 4-876 1 Compliments of STEPHEN NV. ZEH Attorney and CounseIor At Law Port Jervis, N. Y. Best NVisI1es to the CIass of H53H GOLD1VIAN'S MARKET W H I T N E Y ' S THE UPTOXVN DRESS S1-iorf CongratuIati0ns to the CIass of H53U KISSEN NEWS AGENCY E. J. TRAINOR General Insurance IDiaI 4-7041 32 BaII St. Port Jervis FRED,K D. FOVVLER AGENCY Fire Sr CasuaIty Insurance ReaI Estate Brokers 89 Pike St. Phone 4-1244 Compliments of THE LAIDLEYS 8 Sussex St. Tea, Coffee, Spices 5- Extracts G. H. Wholesale SPANGENBERG WILBERT ' VAULT CO. R' GRANT THORPE Burial Vaulls ana! Concrete Products Q6 Front St. Port Jervis., N. Y. I'IamiIton Street Port Jervis, N. Y. Page One 7-Iundred Ten ALVIN BLITZ A uthorized TEXAS LUNCH Ford Sales and Service Milford, Perma. Best xfVlSl1eS 8 t the Clasg of H5511 Service Station I D. E. LA BAR LUMBER COMPANY 5PHffOWlwSl1N-Y' R611 pl'1OlStGI' E1I'1Cl SiiV6l S. PACIFICO - General Insurance 15 Sussex Street Dial 4-4218 I EM 8- DOUG'S VVEIGEL S MARKET Groceries, Meats, lce Cream 167 Xvest lvlain Street Noveliies Sparrowlbusli, N. Y. Plione 5-5468 MURPHY BUICK COMPANY Vxflien Better Automolniles Are Built Buicic win Build Them I Page One U-lzmdred Eleven LEON C. M. XVEHNER , 1 ' Complimen ls Of GEORGES QUICK LUNCH C0mP1fmG'11S Of -- ROCKLAND LIGHT Complimenis of CEJWIN CAMPS Port Jervis, New York CO' Cu1tura1 and educational outc1oor camping for .1ewis11 boys and gir1s, 5 to 163 water and 1anc1 1 sports. Established 1919. Directors: ALBERT P. SCuoor.MAv HERBEIQT L. SAINER BEST XVISHES from the BANK of MATAMURAS The Senior Class expresses its sincere appreciation for the 1oya1 support of our ad- vertisers w1'1o 11e1p us to 1inanCe our yearbook each year. We are deeply gratefut to Jan Hall, costumer, for loaning us 1nc1ian costumes and materials which have greatly 1aci1itatec1 the expression of our ideas for the c,1ivic1er pages and candiC1s. 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