Beacon High School - Beacon Yearbook (Beacon, NY)

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THOMAS A. FLYNN This future disc jockey or professional drummer has been preparing for his future by collecting odd bits of musical aids. One of these is his collection of drum sticks of many different sizes. Tom has been active in band, while taking part in a business course at Beacon High. BARBARA FONTENEAU This future model or accountant likes cherries, swimming, and winter when she is able to have snowball fights. She dislikes quiet boys and too much work. Babs has participated in Dramatics Club while pursuing a business course. JOANNE FREDERICKS Strike up the band and Joanne is sure to be there, even if it is an all boy band. Joanne is a future secretary and fond of dancing and reading. Her ac- tivities include being a member of the Census and Secretarial clubs. She can always be counted on for a ready smile and enjoyable company. JOHN ALLEN FREER This one time Student of the Month only wants to be a good photographer. Flash likes anything that can be used to further his career as shown by his participation in the Photo and Technical clubs. John has taken a college entrance course.

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DENIS MARTIN THOMAS FARLEY From a touchdown to a homerun Denis is an all-around guy. Dennis's am- bition is to play centerfield for the Mets, and he has taken three years of baseball to prepare for it. Besides baseball and football, Denis has partici- pated in wrestling, Varsity Club, Key Club, and Dramatics. Den has taken a college entrance course so that he can get away from his main dislike of people who talk first and think later. MARY JEAN FAVORS Mary Jean, known to some as “Flame? hopes to someday become a social worker. To do this, she has taken the business secretarial course. Her pet peeves are inquisitive people and fast drivers. MARIA DU PILAR FERRER Since “Pilar” likes to sit home and sew, cook, or collect letters, it certainly follows that she wouldn’t like school. Some of Maria’s favorite things are boys, parties, and ice cream sodas. Maria some day hopes to be a secretary and thus has taken a college entrance course. JUDY BELLE FLOYD Judy, a talkative and friendly girl, has always wished for the main goal in a woman’s life, that of being a successful housewife and mother. Judy likes weekends, especially, for it is then when she can catch up on her domes- tic chores. She has taken a business course.

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WILLIAM GALLAGHER Since Bill has wanted to become an English teacher, he has taken a college entrance course. Bill likes almost all girls, only disliking those who con- tinually talk about themselves. He has participated in the business club, as a nurses aide» and on the Beacon Echo staff. ANNE MARIE GALLO That peppy cheerleader who wants to be a medical secretary likes clothes, talking on the telephone, skiing, and having fun. Ann Marie doesn’t like people who tease her about certain things and American history tests. Ann has been a varsity cheerleader, a member of the future secretaries club, yearbook staff, census club, and business club. She has been following a business-secretarial course. 1 JUDY GAMBIN “Don’t you love me anymore? Oh, go disintegrate!” If you know Judy, these phrases sound familiar. The bus boys at Dutchess Manor provide some fun for Judy. She pities the next one to open her locker. Judy has already started fulfilling her ambition. She has been to California and to Greece twice. HAROLD GARRISON Chip, as he is known to most of his friends, likes cars and girls. Although he dislikes homework, he has worked diligently at his business course in order to succeed in his ambition to be an accountant.