Andrew Jackson High School - Pioneer Yearbook (Cambria Heights, NY)

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340 Penleln l'6ln-Ce of fkeae fkinga wi prove a source of yuiufe I0 Zdliure. Mrgi l Y Q ,, ,,l PSHE: E From the Editor's Desk LI .553 W ,ll E Qi? E is -if ' K' 431' ' .. ...HQ You can always tell an album-keeper by the familiar trademarks: perennially pasty fingers, grooved thumbs from long years of scissors-holding, and a glazed stare from too much photo-gazing. Stooped nearsightedly over a pile of pictures, the album- keeper will enumerate enthusiastically the advantages of album-keeping, and he is right, for an album is the,best means of preserving memories of important events. Keeping an album, though, is tiresome work. The thin thread of patience is pulled taut when photos must be collected, sorted, and pasted into place. After a while the taste of glue becomes slightly annoying, and pictures are finally, 'pastily', tossed between pages and the album consigned forever to the limbo of an empty drawer. But,,' says the album-keeper, 'cthink of the results of a little patience! Itis so won- derful to look back, years later, on familiar faces, remembered places-auld lang syne, you knowlv Again he is right. Unfortunately, however, not all of us are as patient as we would like to be, and a haphazard photo album awakens only haphazard memories. What to do? Our staff has found a solution: the '59 Pioneer. It is full of the pictures you would want in your own album. In fact, the Pioneer is your own album, a com- plete record of your career as a Jackson Senior. So put away your pastepots and settle down to an hour of comfortable reminis- cence, reliving your senior year and impressing it as indelibly upon your mind as upon these pages. Ilona Burstein

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General Crganization m ',, Robert Mende ' City Representative Susan Weliky General Secretary Senior Council The time has come, the council said, To talk of many things: Of graduation fees and dues, Of senior hats and rings. f 4 n 5 , 5 I L C Harold Heisler X President P M Evelyn Graham George McMillan Executive Secretary Vice-President rar X WLT' K M x Beverly Torres George Cohn President of H. O. P. G.O. Adviser Y' ,ax , I 'y l M ' x ' f f. 1 ' . , 'iwgg,,,L . Iames Miley Treasurer ' f Lynne Bielemeier Historian fSittingQ Sandra Enteles, Frances Di- Emidio, Carol Pasternack, Mrs. Margaret Kaiser CSponsorl, Joseph Staiano fPresi- dentl, Carol Dohrmann, Judith Moore, Carolyn Hawkins, Alice Dragag fStanding2 Lois McVVhirter, Sylvia Farstendiger, Judith Hendel, Marilyn Coodfellow, Patricia Coleman, Edward Dudewicz, Steven Temlock, Barbara Cirillo, Barbara Stoeltzing, Lorraine Conrad, Carol Ryder, Miranda Huckleman.

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Pioneer Staff '09 'ix 5 .affix ii E Marsha Messing Ann Kocin William Dirlam Ilona Burstein Carol Dohrmann Judy Spero Production . . . Literary Art Photography Editor-in-Chief Publicity Business ,- -Q' J, Ea. fSittingl Barbara Tedone, Linda Lebow, Bunny Milts, Adrienne Meyer, Anita Sipkin, Shcllie Goldstein, Marcia Gottlieb, Hinda Kolson, Marcia Kallmang fStandingj Mrs. Edith Kay VVallach CProduction Adviseri, Nicholas Ingoglia, Sheldon Krebs, Roberta King, Frances Tumbarello, JO Ann Schwenk, Judy Hendel, Lorraine Conrad fAsst. Photography Ed.j, Kathleen Daly, Susan Perchikofl, Bruce Binder 1Asst. Photography Edo, Lester Shafman, Mr. Francis Bopp CBusiness Adviserj. fNot picturedj Sonja Dixon, Paul Camel, Patricia Dagler, Luz Tapia, Eileen Stokes CTypistJ. Honorary Pioneers: Tom Oppenheimer CPhotosJ, Mrs, Wiltsey CHospitalityQ.