Beacon High School - Beacon Yearbook (Beacon, NY)

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PATRICK KING One of our quietest seniors is Pat King. Pat is studying towards a career in business administration by taking a college entrance business course. Pat s activities include wrestling and J.V. football. JUDITH A. KIRKUP Among the senior girls aiming at a career as a secretary is Judi Kirkup. In preparation for this career she has taken a business course. She looks for- ward to her weekends with a touch of sadness, because they are always fol- lowed by a Monday morning. She spends her spare time reading and draw- ing. FRANK KNIFFEN The man partially in charge of this amazing extravaganza is Frank “Paco” Kniffen. Frank is taking a college entrance course to prepare himself for being a pharmacist. This Chinese food loving guy hasn’t let his interests stop at just The Span, but also participates in the National Honor Society, Joe Berg Science Seminar, and the Spanish Club. JANICE KOMORNIK Jan, a happy-go-lucky and talkative future secretary has set her sights on working in an office someday. In order to do this, she has taken the busi- ness course at Beacon High, having also been an office aid in her freshman and junior years. Jan is also athletically inclined, having participated in the Bowling Club and in volleyball.

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SHARON KEENAN A “nutty” member of the Beacon High student body, Sharon has taken the secretarial course so she can become a great future secretary. Her likes are boys, like any girl, while she holds a strong dislike for American history. JOHN KALB John is one of the most outstanding and outspoken members of the student body, not only scholastically, but in the area of student leadership. John has been a very active member of all the numerous organizations to which he belongs, the most noteworthy of his achievements being junior class president and a National Merit semi-finalist. STUART KAPLAN One of the bright lights of our senior class is Stu Kaplan. This garrulous, happy-go-lucky fellow lists as his ambition building a computer that will be able to beat his father at chess. This Chinese food lover who also likes Latin participates in the Honor Society and the Joe Berg Seminar, in addition to being an all-around whiz. DOUGLAS KEARNEY Doug is an avid admirer of hunting. He also likes girls while harboring a keen dislike for school. He has participated in J.V. football during his high school years. Doug is taking a college entrance course, so he will be able to work at I.B.M.

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 THOMAS KORMONDY When you see a blue ’55 Chevy, you see Tom Kormondy» and when you see Tom Kormondy, you see a blue ’55 Chevy. Aside from fixing the car, Tom plays the guitar and varsity baseball. This future dentist has taken the college entrance course. STEPHANIE KOSTER Steph, who has shown a courageous liking for gym lately, plans to live in N.Y.C. because N.Y.C. boys are there, of course! Our talkative Steph seems to have a dislike for shy people. Steph’s years n the Future Nurses Club and her hobbies of swimming and sewing will prove an invaluable aid in the attainment of her desires. BARBARA ARLENE KUDZIA A party-crasher, our sweet little Babs? You can never be too sure of these future nurses, especially when their ambition is to work in an all-male hospital, but boys have always been Bab’s weakness. She evidently feels that this line of work will not be too boring and will afford her a good time. JOHN JOSEPH KUDZIA “Cox” Kudzia is going to spend his future as an electrical engineer, trying to get money for food, sleep, and his girl. John is preparing for his career by taking the college entrance course. His spare time is devoted to skiing and playing pool.