Catskill High School - Rip Van Winkle Yearbook (Catskill, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 100 of the 1954 volume:

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'. 5115 'M ' i -s ' 7 J q ' 5 K, Q P3 I ia, . - . g' T - . ,, ll: 5.9. . , -534' w s- 'fx 'e 4 S? BOATS ON THE HISTORIC HUDSON C' Throughout the years, much history has been created on the Hudson River, Henry Hudson's Half Ivloonu and Robert Fulton's Clermont are both synonymous with the historic river. To us, who live on its banks, the short, fat tugboats, the long, flat barges, and the tall, graceful sloops are all familiar sights. Yet, since our childhood, the biggest, and the best vessels on the river ,ts have been those of the Hudson River Day Line. Those gleam' ing, white excursion boats held all the excitement of the Queen Mary for us. Last year the Day Boats made their last trips on the Hudson 1- this year, we Seniors have made our last voyage at Catskill High School. . forever. The memory of the -ships on our beautil udson may become a diminishing impression in our minds. For that reason, V the editors have ehosen Boats on the Historic Hudson as a motif , for the 1954 edition of the Rip Van Winkle .,.. So .... Anchors Aweighl 1 4 U 1:,gL,i . n 3' , 5 Af ,Lad 'ffi-7' 4...s,1ee 2 L ,.. After graduation, many of us will leave Catsk' me perhaps, Q S1 In I W 'J' dl I C by 'X '. . gf X I f , A ze. Presented By The Senior Class Catskill High School Catskill, New York CONTENTS Administrzition .... 4 Senior Section .... 12 Undcrclassmcn .... 39 Activities . .... 49 Sports ..... .... .... 6 5 Martin Singer Editor-in-Chief 9 54 HIP fm A . Te EF , A51 'Tx M -it Tl 9 ,H 0, . 4' t s-we I I - - 1 1. 'A I 'PC Ngx 3 I f 6 f-A , 'I 0, A .' F . Q. 1 1 V 1 ,Y F , 'Jun' IA W' , . 1,x YY ! wiv Nl I I 4 I - .-. ..' ,-.1 f 1, ' f5gL.:Ly Y ' R L1 v,-A . 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Q , ,Q A J O- -2. . , 1 is 5, . xv ,qv I1 lr., A ' ' X , g I1 .uv-l : vi- : A '. V If ,.- - ,, v, , ' -4- ,, Af. - - - I lv Qu, Q' I 'c si' '- l, - '.'- .A ' - 1 - . ' fu - .' . -' ., - ,' . - --N .1-' I - 1 1 ' 'flvvf T iff'- p 1 - .'-' 'H.1-'- F'-vw ' -- A ' --' f . , .,-r,L,H' ', ,--'ff ..-W' -1 N 1+-' .f 4, . V g L -, A - . lb, .5 A 3 . , ,.., , Q 4 ., f' -A-', F, ' A- ,s ' '-fx, J' J- ,h 5 . ' r v'1J I 4 K4 .,, . ,FI 4 rg-.Rv 'N , , . . - - 1. I - , f 1 . N ' - I , 5,3 . N. - .,. I Q V . X .- . K , . -,J , l , , X V I Q. V V J' vu. Dedication 1 L ' 1 Miss Lorraine Roberts. There is no wisdom without franknessf' The class of 1954 dedicates this yearbook to Miss Lorraine Roberts, who took us under .her wing when we were Seniors and has helped and guided us not only through high school but also toward our future careers. Although busy as the High School band director, she gave her time and energy unceasingly to make our final year all that we desired. Her keen judgment has aided us to solve the problems of schooland class work and those concerrif ing each of us individually. She has those qualities of leadership that we admire and respect. Roberts, teacher, friend, and counselor, is one w.hom we shall remember with warmest apprecia- tion when we look through our Book of Memories. W , ' AJ '4 4 2 fPmmlnlsmQUon i Ag g ' 'A' N 1 ' ,4 ' 47 zz gffg X , fxfpfiil wx , , . X Jn' - X In J? ' W Y...7'X .. J' -x x wqigay1,95i.,,,1rI m.f.1 K Q H0511-'SHJZL 7 ,fr f xxx galrfmis ll? 14 A, v ::: x f .x ,Q ' XQXPQQ , x -nf M. K- ,Q -A -.,. -- fu?- fwif .Q M if Ti-1E'l1i'ALF 7 1 f'n. . . Mr. Carlos Dunn Vicc'P1esidcnt Mr. Christopher Crowe 1' Mr. Lloyd Newcombe President Board of Educatlon Success is a life long objective, and one of your first recognized successes is marked by graduaf tion from High School, Congrzltf ulations and may your future achievements entitle you to as much pride and pleasure as this one. Lloyd A. Newcombe Mr Curtis Plank Mr. Frank Cooke Clerk Mr. Donald Haines Superintendent of Schools r . .l I xl A Message From fl ,i lljliil 5 A Jw ,X ll Paul T. Sellers Thrift is an important element in human happiness. So those who learn early in life 'UQ discipline themselves in the ways of thrift er- to adjust spending to income, to make regular deposits in J' a savings institution, tclusave especially when income increases so as to have resources ini emergencies, top u desirable goods only when there will be no financial injury, t 'cise pruderte in the daily use of things, to avoid excessive self' ulgencefthose people will achieve a large measure of satisfaction, This is one of the my avenues to happiness. - ' ' ' Blaclgett, Marilyn M.- B.S.: Plattsburgh State Teach- ers College: Homemaking. 'ff i V' Del Vecchio. Marjorie M. -Eastman Dental Dispen- sary, Rochesterg Syracuse Universityg Cortland State Teachers College: Dental Hy- gienist. . sf .LEP -mf ' 3 X . I ly 'Barbara-B.S.: Platts- burgh., State Teachers Col- legeg Homemaking. Di Caprio, Alfred -- A.B., M.A., Ed.D.: Union College: Columbia University: New York University: Assist- ant Principal: Biology, Sci- CIICC. . 'Y' Eden, George R,-B.E.: New York State College for Teachers, Albany: English 7, General Mathematics. f X Gladys F.- Ohio Northern Unfversityg English 7, 83 So- cial Studies 83 Mathemat- ics 7.- Di Caprio, Marjorie H.- A.B., A.M.: Butler Univer- sity, Indianapolis: Columbia Universityg English ll, 12. L . De Nyse, Hannah A.- B.S., B.M.: Ithaca College, Cranberry Conservatory: Su- pervisor of Music, Director of Chorus. Qu 's J' W fa 4... Eddison, Stanley T. - A.B., M.A.: University?- thc South: New York Stat College for Teachers, Albanyg World History, American Historv. yflzidwafry I 1 HIGH SCHOOL U31 .ru- Fallon, Ruth C.!Regis' tered Professional Nurse: St. Mary's Hospital, Brooklyn: New York University: Nurse- Teacher. Limfgey, Phyllis H. - B.S: Simmons College: Supervisor of School Cafeterias. 51' 1.1490 yoq 5401 wkdtrfll f' lrltq V it 127 an-449, fa, 1 ,,, ' S 'uri 1139, r . R ,I 4' ' XXL , ,i . U ' 'bl 9 V 10-,gr A I l V, mi -f W J '64 ' J J' V. ..- ei. -i.x . Y s -' Nr Hoder, Edward 4 B.A., M.A.: Hobart College: New York State College for Teachers, Albany: Senior High Mathematics. McCarty, Everett - B.A., M.A.: Union College: New York State College for Teachers, Alhany: English 8, 9. .714 M, , g ljovdan, Bart Gfi A St. Bonaventure Uni 'rs.VA ' gt Social Studies 8, 9. if M14 McGrath, Elizabeth I. -A B.A.: New York State Col' lege for Teachers, Alhany: English 10, 11. .fi FACULTY 0 ,, 1 -av V, I 1'-1 ' ' 1 , 1- 'Q . 5 . A r ' ' Mott, Mary F. - B.S,, M.S.: New York State Col lege for Teachers, Albanyg Commercial Subjects. W L91 K it fix, ?,Jcf 9.il .il rl ff fx Lang, john R. - A.B.: New York State College for Teachers, Albanyg American History, junior High Science. Miller, Elizabeth W.--B.S. in Library Science, M.S. in Ed.: New York State Col- lege for Teachers, Albanyq Librarian. I Y I M . Mower. Robevta B.-B.S.: Simmons College: Commercial Subjects. Rinaldi, Anthony 1.-B.S., M.S.: New York State Teachers College, New Paltz: Mathematics 7, 8. U01 S Nero, joseph M,-B.S.: . . David, jr.-B.S.: Collegeg Univer- Oswego State Teachers Col' sity of NO,-th Carolina: Phys, legeg Industrial Arts. fsqiw, ical Education, Coach. Roberts, Lorraine - B Mus. Ed.: Syracuse Univerf sityg Instrumental Music, Di' rector of Band. t wx if I N Rusack, Hedwig H.-B.A., M.A., A.M., Ph.D.: Univerf sity of Toronto, Canada, Columbia Universityg French and Latin. Quinn, Marie - B.S.: Cortland State Teachers Col' legeg Physical Education, Hy' gicme. 1 t Smith, Clarissa M.-B.S., M.S. in Ed. Guidance: Cor- nell Universityg University of Chicagog Guidance Counselor. vp 4C'4,'f'l 1' f fp.,, r V 'J ,',I'fj Snyder, Lester E.-B.E.: New York State Teachers College, New Paltz. . x w1y.,,., x . Waldron, Arthur R.-B.S., M.S.: Ithaca College: Driver Education, Health, Coach. .3 rx ' 'W' 4 ' .Q 2-.Qr?P - TMR '-lx' f 5 15129 ve ...M , . I., g X Q I - 'Sylvia Evelyn O.- xa V l at X Summers, Nam-y,.'S. B.F.A., M.A.: Syracuse Uni' versityg Florida State Univer-, sityg Art. 0 . Aol New Hof, julia - High School Secretary. ' A, 1. ' ' 1 , , fl tt M.A.: Russell Sage Q: 1 1'g' New York State College for Q M Teachers, Albanyg English 1 and Social Studies 7. Sylvia, Julius I..--B.A., M.S.: Spring ld College Massachus W I drlc , ' -1 y State Col e ,f chers, VN,jf ff' ff' A any' ' c Physica, ' 4 stry, Golf Coach. Preuss, Josephine-Heilley Business College, Long Is' landg Secretary to the Super- intendent. ,N-1 Student Office Assistant. . 1 .J 'E .fx D11 Omphalius, Elizabeth - 1. X ABEL, FRED C., Commercial- I solemn things. ANABLE, BARBARA, 'Commercial- shine arounjlllmee forever ASCANIO. ,' fi NIA. lives l . , AULFIN? MIL, Industrial learnin young men need. , , AUSTIN, JOAN, .Academic- She and laughter. BENTON, SHIRLEY, Commercial- Her company is a pleasure. BIEGEN, JOSEPH, Academicq A little, body lodged in a mighty mind. BRANCH, GEOR'GE L., Academic- A gentleman needs no recommendation. BUTTARAZZI, CANDIDA, Commercial- As good as gold. CARDINALE, ANNA, Commercial- Her tresses en' hance her beauty. ITIUSIC, KV CARL, FRED, Industrial Arts- Happy, carefree and N . 121 friendly. CARL, MARY LOU, Academich A quiet girl with a ready smile. CERIELLO, VINCENT, Academic- There's a laughing devil in his smile. CHETTI, FRED, Academic- The wild, wild women are making a wild, wild man of me. CLARK, CYNTHIA, Academic- So famous, so excellent in art, and still so rising. COFFIN, JANET, Commercial - Silence is the best ornament of women. COLLE, IRENE, Academic- Sometimes serious, some' times gay. COTY, ELEANORE, Academic- She'll find a way. CROSS, JOAN, Homemaking - Gentlemen prefer blondes! DARGAN, BETTY JANE, Academic- It's nice to be natural when you're naturally nice. DEITZ, ARLENE, General - Divinely tall and most divinely fair. DEL GAUDIO, HARRY, Industrial Arts- There's a place and means for every man alive. DEYO, HELEN, Commercial-UAS nice as they come. FATZINGER, VIRGINIA, Academic- Beware of two brown eyes. HARRING, MARY ELLEN, Commercial- A girl full of vim and vigor. HARRIS, ERNEST, Art- Happy am I, From care I'm free, Why aren't they all contented like me? HEIATH, SAMUEL, Industrial Arts - Busy here and t ere. HENDRICKS, HELEN, Homcmakirig- I love life. HENNE, ROBERT, Commercial- Be silent, for silence never betrays. , HODORLM, ,E,gCommercial-- Suga nl:-'ppice. HOT1?LINf',jxRGlWENDOLYN,i,qAcadofr1Ia'l'I' 5 Let's go deiing '- I -if JAEGER, ADELIA, Commercial-'wg er twinkles ' her eyesl . . 'Q'--'I ' . JAYCOX, IDITH, Commercial - Sweet, neat d petite. -, 'fi ' :- KING, ARLENE, Academic - Still achievirig, still pursuingfi LEMBKE, ELIZARETHV A mercial - The heavens W . shine in her eyes. u 'did' ga M, - - -mi. v J W - '-it -3 -Y A friend to everyone Arts- To laugh is 'Academic- I'll turn over a new GELA, Academic- Let's be gay! Academic- Where there's a 'will, Commercial- Wisdom and 'charm walk OSTOYICH, MARY, Commercial- Herein lies a happy heart. P OVERBAUGH, CAROL, Commercial - She d 't shine, she sparkles. ' PACAK, AUDREY, Commercial- One that never tlo the stage before. A ' L ol: PAULSEN, VIRGINIA, Academic- Wit and wis belong to genius alone. - ' ,- PAVLOVICH, ROSE MARIE, C0mmCTCfdlt, 4HCf ws are ways of pleasantness and all paths are Qeace. PERELKA, JOHN, Industrial Arts - By hbok or by crook. PORTO, FRANK, General- The greatest trut ss-are the simplest and so are the greatest men. 3' POST, MADELINE, General- Live and let liv PYSHER, CORINNE, Academic- Take life too eriously and what is it worth? RICE, RONALD, Industrial Arts- A penny for your thoughts. RIVENBURG, CAROL, Commercial - Friendly and nice. ROUSE, JUNE, Academic- A willing heart and a help ing hand. SAUER, IRENE, Commercial- A maiden.,never bold SCHMIDT, ANITA, Academic- Her good nature is like the sunshine, shedding brightness. SCHMIDT, G. LAWRENCE, Academic- Every man to his own business. SCHRADER, HUGH, Academic - Teasing makes me happiest. 5-- SHULTS, JEAN, Academic - The naughty bliliefeyed angel that I was. - SINGER, MARTIN L., Academic- None but himself can be his parallel. STEWART, TULU, General-'LA girl full of vim, pep and jive. STORY, DAVID, Academic - Shy7until you get to know him. SWAIN, BURT, General- A good clean sport. TAYLOR, DOUGLAS, Academic- Gay but sincere and liked by all who know him. THORNE, CHARLOTTE, Commercial - C'mon, let's have some fun! TRACY, NEALE, Academic - Good and true, and ihlly, inc. VAN DEUSEN, JOHN, Academic- Calm and unrufiled - as a summer sea! HIQIVERI, CLIVE, Commercial - You can't keep a good man down.'f , VINCENT, RONALD, Commercial- Mark the perfect man. WARD, DOROTHY, commercial- Nor stepping o'er the bounds of modesty. WIELER, HAROLD, Academic+ Veni, vidi, vici. S-1' 4' fy X I I 1 Q5 ff f.,f ,f ,ff-5 f X, 7 fi i 1-1-L-11 ,f argl i..,-.,,.,,,,.. 25' C'- ,frin- THE CLERMONT, if U fa 1 1 ,Hulk ll' r .fo R Iu- l 'Vwwi ,JP f I - rs M V alf- I B 'iv' ,. . u I 1.0, ' '7 J l Q I! r .f ,li- ' 1 141 F. he ROBERT NAGEL A courage mightier than the sun -you rose and fought and fought, and fighting, won! Bob, there were times in our four years of high school when life seemed very difficult for us. But as we look back, any obstacles we encouwregkseem trivial as we think of you and your attainments. Your courage and perseverance have made you keep abreast of us, and finally in this last year, we are graduating together. Vkfe are proud, Bob, to dedicate our Senior Section to you, with the hope that in the future, as in the past, your faith will carry you forward, through college and through life, and that you will remember your' friends in the Class of '54 as we shall remember you. ' x. ne? Xl! 5' if 'lf' -I-NH 's-, ,Q ji' '- VT .. 9, f 'F-an 1 l 'Q-' V . - . 5 X. -fi?-,Q aff ,195- ffgggig gr qv, S e n it i. n e t 0 5 '.', 'QQ no oclal 4 iutittc . t gl 'Ao ' ,i...i..,-.. Y Y . - X Front Raw, left to right: I. O'Brien, M. Miller, V. Fatzinger, I. Colle, H. Schrader. Second Row: M. Singer fSocial Committee Chairmanj, A. Jaeger, Miss L. Roberts fClass Adviserj, R. Vincent fljresidentl, B. Anable fVice- Presidentj, G. Branch fSecretaryJ, D. Story fTreasurerj. Taste the joy that springs from labor. Our four class officers, under the capable leadership of President Ronald Vincent, have worked closely with the class as a whole, to make our Senior year most productive. They conducted our meetings and kept our records and ac' counts in good order, and thus have ful' filled their responsibilities to the class and to the school. The Senior Social Committee, com' prised of the class officers, homeroom chairmen and homeroom representatives is a new organization. Many times at noon under the chairmanship of Martin Singer, they met with Miss Roberts to form plans for the various money raising projects for the class. Among the activities were several dances held 'iroughout the year and a very successful food sale in December. As reward for their hard work these students have the satisfaction of knowing that their efforts culminated in a job well done. 15 94 ,- . - . ,' 0 .: , ,ir . r -av ,, , , g, ASCANIO, VIRGINIA - Chorus 3: Banking Captain 2, Commerce Club 43 ABEL, FRED C.-Intramurals: Soft' Junior Prom Committeeg Yearbook ball 4,3,2,1: Basketball 3. 53165. .. rx- 4 ',,.,,. , W . '94 A ANABLE, BARBARA Y Class Vice' QV Q5 President 4,33 Chorus 4,3,2,1g Girls' Choir 4,3,2,1g Guide 23 Banking Teller 3: Commerce Club 4,31 Cheerleader Co' llltlf pg . 5 Manager: Varsity 4, IV. 23 Magazine Sales II Prize Winnerg Iunior Prom Queen. . -Fggbieeb 0 I U i 41 wwf!! RDS' I . Q.. ' AUSTIN, JOAN - Go. Advisory 'fi Board 3,23 Chorus 4,3,2,1g 'Girls' Choir .rf 4,3,'I.,1g Banking Teller 2,11 Eilioz Editor 4, Reporter 3,2,1: Clubs: Draf matic 3,23 Latin, Vice-President 2: l Tennis 13 Varsity Cheerleader 4.3: xx' junior Prom cg Senior Play N, -C l Staff, I Prize: Ice rx M 1 Cream Seller BQ, la., ' ' 3 I 2, ,v,, N I I N lf sef AULHNGER, EMIL-Bellows High BENTON. SHIRLEY-Chorus 4,s, School, Mamaroneck, N. Y. 1: Dane' i -' 2,13 Girls' Choir 4,3,2,l: Banking ing Club 13 junior Prom COl'frYf'w9'g Teller 4,15 Clubs: Commerce 4,31 Sen' - . ior Historical 2: junior Prom Commit' fiigfl ' tee: Yearbook Typist. i r sl E161 41 H 'sign ,gf U 4 1 I . ,,l,,,,,,, , ,I . f - fi j ! jfjff H0 I fu- ! 1 V' , , I ,fl - '- f ' 4 ni I 7 .gf ,, 7 lf' BIEGEN, JOSEPH - Echo 4,34 Clubs: Dramatic 4,3: French 3, Latin 2: Sen- ior Historical 4,3,2: Stamp, President 4: American Legion Oratorical Contest County Winner: Senior Play! Cast, Assistant Director: Magazine Sales, II Prize: Ice Cream Seller: Yearbook Sales Chairman. 19 A 1 a li fill if. .1J kiC' Wg R.. 's 'a 51.4 CARDINALE, ANNA 1 Commerce Club 4,33 junior Prom Committee. K1 'T an V, 1. BRANCH, GEORGE L. - Secretary: Class 4, G.O. 4, Latin Club 21 Chorus 4,3,2,1: Banking: Captain 2, Teller 1: Echo: Editor 4,3,2: Reporter 1: Var' sity Manager: Basketball 4,3,2: Base' ball 3,2: Intramurals: Basketball 4,31 Football 43 Softball 4,3,2,1: Ice Cream Seller: Magazine Sales: Chairman, I Prize: Senior Social Committee: Empire Boys' State: Yearbook Editor. 2: Jun' Seller. arf 9 45:1- ,y -P, BUTTARAZZI, CANDIDA-Chorus 2,15 Commerce Club 4,35 Girls' Intra' mural Basketball 3. CARL, MARY LOU-Clubs: Latin 4, Library 4,31 Cafeteria Assistant 4,32 Yafwfik Sales: Junior Prom Com' mittee. - ,l ,AIA 4, ll c' E171 CERIELLO, VINCENT- -Class Sec' retary 3, Treasurer 2: Gil. ViCC' President 4, Advisory Board 1: Chorus 3,21 Banking 3,21 Varsity: Baseball 4,31 Basketball 4: j.V. 3,21 Intra' murals: Basketball 312,11 Football 4,3. 2,11 Softball 2,11 Ice Cream Seller: Senior Play Cast: Yearbook Sales. COFFIN, JANET - ciubsfinpmr merce 4, Library, Vicefpresident 4,31 junior Prom Committee: Cafeteria sistant 4,31 Yearbook Sales. ,vQi,fKL,-.Ziyi fig' 118133 3,53 rj, ffjihji I N va CHETTI, FRED - Class Secretary 2,11 G,O. Treasurer 4, Advisory Board 3,21 Chorus 4,31 Banking 2, Captain 11 Varsity: Soccer 4, Basketball 4, Baseball 4,31 l.V. Basketball 3,2,11 Intramurals: Football 3,2,l1 Softball 2,11 Senior Play Cast: Ice Cream Seller. COLLE, lRENE4Advisory Board 41 Band 4,3,2,11 Chorus 11 Echo 2,1, Edi- tor 4,31 Clubs: French Secretary 3. Dramatic, Latin, Historical 2: Cheer- leader: Varsity 41 -l.V. 3, Mariager 2: Senior Play Cast: Magazine Sales Chairman: Ice Cream Seller1 Yearbook Assistant Editor. fir' lil -. CLARK, CYNTHIA- G.O. Advisory Board 4,21 Chorus 4,3,2,11 Girls' Choir 4,3,2,l1 Echo: Typist 4, Reporter 3,21 Clubs: French 3, Dramatic 2, Latin 2, Tennis 1, Bowhmg 2,11 Junior Prom Commlttee1 Seni. 5 Play' Cast, Staff: Yearbook Artist. ,, I ' ,, , , 1 I - gud L 1.1.1 , s. 3' I 1,-z-'1 f H f--f---af 1 U. ,-. 1--Ari ,, D II . - 'ry fr,-' ' u COTY, ELEANORE - Advisory Board 31 Band 4,3,2,11 Echo 2,1, Edif tor 4. 31 Clubs: Dramatic President 31 2,11 LatinA21 Senior Historical 2: Intramurals: 'Basketball 2,11 Softball 31 2,11 Latin 21 Senior Historical 21 Play Staff: Ice Cream Seller: Yearbook Staff. CROSS, JOAN- 'unior Prom Com- mittee: Ice Cream teller. , Aff, I, . , I , A L' VV A , sf L ' 'lf is 1' . . V 4' V ,- 4 . -f 2 V53 ' . DEL GAUDIO, HARRY wwwiotwi-fb Lft4fv1f0Uf'.f1,C'Y,4-tim -j!VZ4!L6'. , , ff Lei'-iff Ciwv Qfgevy, 'c,ffZQ7 ,I-Lffeck ' ' l L I '. . W3 DARGAN. BETTY IANE-Chorus 4,3,2,11 Girls' Choir 4,2,lg Echo Re' porter 4,3,2g Library Club, Treasurer 4,33 junior Prom Committee: Senior Play Staff: Yearbook Staff. DEYO, HELEN - G.O, Advisory Board 1: Commerce Club 4,31 Girls' lntramural Softball 2: Junior Prom Committee: Senior Play Stallg Yearbook Sales. ' ' H I -C-9 Xa DEITZ, ARLENE-Advisory Board 3,lg Chorus 4,3,2,1g Girls' Choir 4,3, 2,13 Banking 45 Echo 3,Z,l: Clubs: Latin 2, Historical 25 J,V. Cheerleader 4g junior Prom: Lady-in'Waiting, Com- mitteeg Twirling 4,3,2: Ice Cream Sellerg Yearbook Staff. ,age 6 19 A Vs'i,,f- 'mac .Je -- VIRGINIA-Advisory Chorus 4,3,2,l: Girls' Choir . Echo 4,325 Clubs: Latin 2, Seqior Historical Treasurer 23 junior Prom Committee: Twirling 4,3,2: Sen' ior Play Cast: Ice Cream Seller: Senior Class Social Committeeg Yearbook Staff. U91 HARRING, MART ELLE'l-G.O. Advisory Board 2, Chorus Z1 Girls' Choir 2: Echo Reporter 3-,2: Com- merce Club 4,3g Girls' Intramural Bas- ketball 2,1g Junior' Prom Committee: Ice, Creain.,Sellerg Yearbook Sales. A Iv V ,., d HENDRICKS. HELEN - Bowling Club 2,11 Girls' Intramurals: Basket' ball 4,3,2,1: Softball 4,3,2,1g junior Prom Committee: Yearbook Sales. mi r if S '11 , Pa HARRIS, ERNEST-Chorus 4,3,2,1: Banking Teller 3,2,1: Varsity: Base- ball lg Soccer 3,2,l: j.V. Basketball 1: Intramurals: Basketball 4,3,2g Softball 4,3,2,1: Junior Prom Committee: Yearbook Artist, Sales. I .1-'ff' H, bn, n 1 af ,-'i LJ! - , t I of Mila, .0 In 1 EATH, SAMUEL - Chorus Intramurals: Basketball ,4,3,2,1 class Basketball 4,3,2,1 1: Football 43 junior Senfor Class So X Q fo l .., :il ' ,J L 'I fn I rf .. f ' ,L ' I nf ,, ' 1 Milli! I' lx ff' 44- , I fl J. , . -fin, . lf! I Ig' ,V '. I f ,J ff H HENNE, ROBERT - Yearbook Staff. HODOR, MARIE-Commerce Club 4,35 Junior Prom Committeeg Office Assistant 4,33 Yearbook Sales. dl-.1 ff C lb!! -A ,4...,- lf Q i if' wtf ':,w N is nf ff f ,Li . A, N 1 fi .. . ' i Vw tl - Aw! C ' E ll' F -BX, ' if -MA ' p -I 9 v 1 . l lui I I xl! X XA X I' it 1 x Eli iii - M 9' 1 It l xv H 'll fl n if P HOTALING, GWENDOLYNgG.O. Advisory Board 3.2: Chorus 4,3,2: Girls' Choir 2: Library Club 4: ,ll1f1i0l' Prom Committee: Yearbook Staff. -W.: 3 1 XXI B ,B KING, ARLENE - Coxsackie'Athens Central School 1: I.V. Cheerleader 1: Cafeteria Assistant 1: Band 4,3,2: Banking Teller 4: Echo 4: Clubs: Latin 4, Library 4: junior Prom Committee: Senior Play Staff: Magazine Sales Chairman: Ice Cream Seller: Yearbook Assistant Editor. IAEGER, ADELIA - Advisory Board 43 Chorus 4,2,1g Girls' Choir 4,3,2,l: Banking 4: Commerce Club 4,33 Girls' Intramural Basketball 3,2,l: Junior Prom Committee: Magazine Sales Chairman: Ice Cream Seller: Class So' cial Committee: Yearbook Typist. ' v , I ll 'C' ,s 12 H 4 :J. - u L i , . --1 , 'fjfl' ' - I - I . 4 I - ' 1 I LEMBKE, 1zj,1zABefrH-chorus 4, 2,11 'Girls' Ciioif 4,2,.l: Clubsf'Com- merce 4,7: Library' 4,33 Senior Play Staff: Yearbpok Sales, I I 1 Af jf lhjl U 'ff-14' in r' I I f' l l - .4 IATCOX, EDITH-,Chorus 4: Bank' ing eller 4,3: Commerce Club 4,3: junior Prom Comm1ttee:l 'Yearbook Staii and Sales. ' ' - 4 'I V. 1' 6 I ,LV f 'M ,fa I W I' 6 1 LERNER. CAROL - Advisory Board 1: Chorus, Girls' Choir 4,3,2,l: Banlc- ing 2,1, Captain 4: Echo 2,l, Editor 4,31 Clubs: French 3, Latin 2, His- torical Vice-President 2: Basketball, Softball 4,3,2,1: Senior Play Cast: Magazine Sales Chairman: Ice Cream Seller: Yearbook Assistant Editor. i211 5' 'A ,i 4 Q45 MACARELLI, WILLIAM - Varsity Golf 4,3,2,l: Varsity Soccer 4,3,2,lg j.V. Basketball 3,2,l N. ,,..I, NAGEL, ROBERT-Coeymans Grade Schoolg South Bethlehem Grade School: School 4, Albany QConservation of Hearinglg Catskill Ir. High Schoolg Eastern New York Orthopedic Hos' pital Schoolg Special Student, Catskill High School. L221 l ,hr MILLER, MARTHA- Echo Reporter 3,2,1: Girls' Intramural Basketball 2,1. O'BRIEN, IOANNE-G.O. Advisory Board 4g Guide 4,3g Echo Typist 4g Commerce Club, President 4,33 junior Prom Committee: Senior Play Staff: Magazine Sales, Chairman: Ice Cream Sellerg Senior Class Social Committeeg Yea Assistant Editor. K l M MONTEBELLO, ANGELA - Chorus 4,34 Banking Teller 13 Clubs: Latin 4, Dramatic 35 Yearbook Staff. U ,I-1 ' . fffgb, ol jf' 6' EM V 5 Fr Liaifgi 5 mfr ' K All ,lm ill- OSTOTICH, MART-G.O. Advisory Board 4,29 Chorus 4,3,2,1g Girls' Choir 3,2,1g Banking: Captain 3, Teller Zg r Echo Reporter 3,2,1g Clubs: Com' merce 4,3g Library 33 I.V. Cheerleader CofManager 49 junior Prom Commit' teeg Yearbook Sales. F3. gag -FST I 1 . ' ' 1 , 1 I , 1 ' p ,c l A ,I JJ .Min ji P' vy I vf flu fl JM' if fb F I -.fy vdaf y'!yr'J.,' r 1' ,J y M f ,W fly Jw ,f o ' '- J ,JJ uw A, J-ff, fy' JCZCVERBAUGH,CAROL-JlO.Ad visory Board 35 Band 4,Z,1g Guides 4,3,2g Commerce Club 3: Junior Prom Committee, Ice Cream Seller. 'E N! f , PACAK, AUDRET - St. Patrick's Academy 2,15 Chorus 4,35 School Banking Captain 4: Library Club 43 Junior Prom Committeeg Senior Play Cast. PAULSEN, VIRGINIA - Clubs: Commerce 4,3g Latin 43 Library, Sec' retary 4,31 Yearb ok Sales and Typist. argl PAVLOVICH, ROSE MARIE-Band 4,3,2g Banking 33 Echo Reporter 3,25 Clubs: Commerce 4,33 Library 33 Jun- ior Prom Committee, Ice Cream Sellerg Yearbook Sales. PERELKA, IOHN-Port Richmond High School 13 G.O. Representative 1: Varsity Baseball 2: Intramurals: Basketball 4,3,2g Interclass Basketball 4,3,2g Football 4,3,2g Softball 3. 1 I QV, , -x by p X PORTO, FRANK - St. Patriclfs Academy 2,13 Chorus 31 Banking Teller 3g Varsity NBasketball 3,2,1: Varsity Baseball 4,3,1g Intramural Foot' l33gui 3. T 5. .-4 ' if . J , Y ,A N ' . 9 1 15. f i J ask' 1251 M 4'4- POST, MADELINE 7 Banking Teller 4,21 junior Prove 'omniitteez ICC Cream Ss-llor calf H RIVENBURG, CAROL-Senior Play Committeeg Junior Prom Committee: Yearbook Sales. i241 I- fl 0 s. vi Q PYSHER, CORINNE-G,O. Advisory Board 2.1: Chorus 2,11 Girls' Choir 2,11 Guide 3,2, Captain 4: Banking Teller 21 'l.V. Cheerleader 41 Yearhook Sales. cf lyk' .,,, , N, V xV'X li' ROUSE, JUNE - G.O. Advisory Ward 4g Chorus 4,3,2,lg Girls' Choir 'S 4,2,1: Library Club, President 4,31 l,Senior Play Staff, Yearbook Sales. I 1.. W 9? if Ca' i , :QSM-4,, ' Ui' .v f 1 Pm, A RICE, RCNALD - Coxsackic-Athens Central School 2,13 New Lehanon High School 1: Windham ' Ashland f jcwctt Central School l: Barker Central School 3: Chorus lg Intramurals: Bas' ketball 3,2,l: Interclass Basketball 2,l: -'I Football 3,2,1: Softball 2,l. 'H xx xx Q x 3 l SAUER, IRENE - Commerce Cluh 4,31 Junior Prom Committee: Office Assistant 4,33 Senior Play Staff: Year' book Typist. K'3'v,gQs FW SCHMIDT, ANITA -- G.O. Advisory Board 4: Chorus 3: Echo: Efliwf 4. Reporter 31 Clubs: Dramatic, President 43 3,21 Library 43 Senior Historical 4: Latin Zg junior Prom Committee: Sen' ior Play Cast: Yearbook Staff. vs. SHULTS, JEAN - Advisory Board lg Chorus 4,3,2,l: Girls' Choir 4,3,2,1: Echo 2,l, Editor 4, Typist 3: Clubs: French 3, Dramatic 2,11 Cheerleader: Varsity 4, j.V. 3,23 Junior Prom Com' mitteeg Senior Play Cast: Ice Cream Seller, Yearbook Artist, Editor. O ,..T. N, - 1 ' , fu 4 ,f - L . ,. , 'W .9211 i Q, 1 ff- pf.-4 1 SCHMIDT, G. LAWRENCE - Bank' ing Teller 23 Latin Club 23 Ice Cream Seller. 'rlvyr 5 fl' ' 7 A . I I, ,l ll l v , . i pl, Qtyllllrfi I ill' f illllllll llll1ff'J'll lv . if ff I' 0 I 'nb' 1 ' ' IN R, MAIi'TIN'L.f-' ani, H. S. 3: Philologia 3, isorl Dramatic 4,3,2,1g French 35 ' 4 . Basketball 4,2g Football 4, Sof V ll 4,1 2,lg Assistant Manager, Basketball, Baseball: Senior Play Stage Manager, Senior Social Chairmang Yearbook Editorfin'Chief. Board, Chorus, Echo 4,2,lg uapll' ,ll Lf 2. l' l l 544 l r x .M ff M' 191 ' 1 LINK. ' 'A i 31, x Ir , 1- SCHRADER, HUGH- Ballston ofa- .A,r ' tral School 3,2,l: Chorus 4,3,2g c- ' A Hector Typist 3: Varsity: Base allv, 1, 4,31 Basketball 4: Soccer 43 Tennis , 2,15 ,l.V. Football 31 Intramurals: Baci 7.1 ketball 1: Softl ll 1: Sr. Play Casty' Ice Cream Sell 'nior Social-C0rif5'7 .'5 mittee. STEWART, 'TULU - Class Treasurer lg G.O. Advisory Board 3,2g Chorus 4,2,1g Girls' Choir 2,11 Guide 4,33 Varsity Cheerleader 3g junior Prom Attendant to Queen. fi' i. wi r t It STORY, DAVIQ - Class Treasurer 4,3: G.O. Advisory Board 4: Banking Teller 45 Intramurals: Softball 4,3,2,15 Basketball 4,3,2,15 Football 4,3,2,1. THORNE, CHARLOTTE - Com' merce Club 4,35 Junior Prom Com' mittee. is 11261 I , ,L 7. I 5 ffl, ,Anti 31. SWAIN, BURT-Chorus 4,35 Bas' ketball: Varsity 4,3,25 j.V. 1: Track Squad 4,3. 1 kf TRACY, NEAHE-Chorus 4,3,2,15 AllaState Clkmirj Syracuse '4,3i5 Latin ,!.'Club 2K1Varsity 'Goilf 3,25 Intramurals: Basketba lf 44,3,25l5 ,Footballn 4,3,2,15 Softball 4.,3,2,1g Interclass' Basketball 1,35 'Iuuniqr Prom Csmmitteeg Senior flllay Stall? Ike Cream Seller. . 1 TAYLOR, DOUGLAS- Class Vice' President lg Chorus 4,3,2,15 AllfState Choir, Syracuse 45 Banking 322,15 Echo 15 Latin Club 25 Intramurals: Basket' ball 4,3,2,15 Football 4,3,2,15 Softball 4,3,2,15 Interclass Basketball 4,3,2,15 junior Prom Committeeg Senior Play 'gStalf5 Yearbook Sales. ky. v' x r ,I ,W VAN DEUSEN, JOHN-Chorus 35 Guide 3,2,1, Captain 45 Varsity: Base' ball 4,35 Basketball 4,35 Soccer 4,3,25 I.V. Basketball 2,15 Intramural Soft- ball 2,15 Junior Prom Committeeg Senior Play Cast. . J l J 4 U . A ' Q .4 ,!l' 1 I J ji veal. -cuvs ff v.XPl'6SldEI1f 4, Advisory Bdard LVN B ndf4,3,2,1: Banking: Oapta' A,2, Tiller 1: Intra- murals: Bask ll, iQ,g,1i 'l-Sterclass Basketball Football 4' ,llz Softball 1: Junior P Bomjnit 3 Ice Cream Seller. 356 ll! 'ii g VINCENT, RONALD - Class Presif dent 4,33 Class Vice-President 2: Band 4,3,2,lg Chorus 2,13 Guide 4,33 Var' sity Soccer 3: Intramurals: Basketball 4,3,2,l: Interclass Basketball 4,2,lg Softball 4,3,2,1g junior Prom Com' mitteeg Ice Cream Seller: Class Social Committee: Junior Prom King. WIELER, HAROLD-Band 4,3,2,l: Chorus Accompanist 45 Projectionist 4,3,2,1g Echo Editor 4,3g Clubs: French 3, Latin Z5 junior Prom Committeeg Senior Play Cast. WARD, DOROTHY - Chorus 4,31 Banking: Captain 4, Teller 3: junior Prom Committee: Senior Play Stall. I Q ' U fzv l .., 53, mapa-, M A - ' gm rr an X N0DGrns f. nmmnmsnm mmm I 1 new musical P154 me 9 and Wimesz H, Wieler T. Stewart U81 9 ...':9.U!,I..I0 -- 990' .Al lET A SMHE BE YUUR UMBRELLA- Best Looking V Most Friendly F. Chetti B, Anable . G. Branch C. Lerner Most Studious SEHIUR HIT J. Biegen A. Schmidt Best Athletes I. Van Deusen M Post ez W3 ALBSRFVQLSHFZFILZEK ' .mc KL?l:iiu'bKTH VOGEL e e-mf ' xx .991 me wumn as Mmgf .. x 1 1 Most Likely to Succeed G. Branch I. Colle PHRHDE Senior Couple R. Vincent B' Anable CTHER LOVE lwnatns f. muumnsrun ,...... 1 nm musical pl., h and Jllhd ICRI' E wg! J v ll , 1-A 4 . 'Q ' im ,KEll? f .uusgga Ric: rm D Tal Best Singers A A yor 'Wagga' IN MY HEI-XRT ,gLl2'Q'?a Best Actors- Hfflfpgs H. Schrader A. Pacak lI'Q'J'3Il'2 MAKE IELIEYE W- H - --Q , Best Musicians FLoRENz ZIEGFELD -M' H' Wide' C- Ovefbauzh PRUHI11 Amrreb mom sham rumen! Novu on 'rue Qual NAM: E29 303 Seventeenth Summer A Three Act Comedy bv Mallreen Daly The Cast Kitty - AUdfCY P35314 Margaret - Anita Schmidt Jack f Hugh Schrader Ant-lic A' c lfcnc C0110 Elaine - Cynthia Clark Martin - Vincent Ccriello Mrs. M0rr0W - C21r0l LCTUCI' Margie - Virginia Fatzinger Art A John VanDeusen Mr. Morrow - Harold Wieler 'lime - Jean Shults 1232-108 Biegen Tony - Fred Chetti The Morrows are a pleasant family in a friendly town. When seventeen year old Angie Morrow meets Jack Duluth, she feels that she is grown up. Her understanding parents try to accept the fact, although ten year old Kitty wails, Angie never has time for me anymore. To complete Angie's family there's Margaret, whose life is all settled with stable, steady Art, and sophisticated Elaine, whose eagerness for dates with Martin, an unpleasant fellow, causes the family great concern. Rifts in Angie's first romance are caused by complications involving jealous Margie, Jane, Tony and Fitz. As Angie leaves for college, she philosophizes, Growing up is not something definite. You can't know when you've crossed the line, but when it's gone you know that never again can any' thing be quite so wonderful as that 'Seventeenth Summer'. hz.. fc UI ff, THREE COUPLES: Here Tony, jane, Margaret, Art, Angie and Jack are about to leave for the Counf try Club Dance, Everything looks calm now, but before long Angie and Jack have a quarrel, resulting in Jack taking jane, and Angie being Tony's date. ELAINE'S VISITOR: Elaine, attempting sophistication, greets Ivlartin on their first date. lvlischievous Kitty watches as the parents are intro' duced to uninterested Ivlartin. V 'I J 8 ' x . , Af..-Q .Q ' 'r . nf. SOM . I tg,3q?.:h . . , . Vi ' x JACK AND ANGIE: Gee you look nice, Angie. l 1 s 'ir .mljh I -I ,, V E, I V. was. i 1' wk-r - 1 'Ps MRS. CUNNINGHAM IN ACTION: Mrs. Cunningham, responsible for this smooth performance, is seen here aiding Father in buttoning his tight jacket. Kitty, up to her usual pranks, has just taken Father's drum a2iiMother attempts to calm his nerves and to control Kitty. tsl , 4 -., A 1- ' a ilfffkllffsl- I , 1 1 'i :PM ,l A' iq .,,m l .a P'a'- 1' I .rw mc, VE. 2 4 STAGE CREW: H Thcsc hoys, D. Taylor, N. Tracy, J. Bicgcn, and L. Schmidt, undcr thc lcadcrf ship of M. Singer, stage manager, arc in Chargc of painting thc flats, and arrang' J-Q. 3 ing thc sct. Credit for thu attractiyc stagc goes to lvlartin who dcsigncd thc layout and did thc lighting. Joscph Bicgcn, assist' ant director of thc play, also did thu sound cffvcts. USHERETTES: Ushcring at the pcrformanccs wcrc: 'fl Jaycox, B. Anahlc, H. Dcyo, T, Stcwar A. Dcitz, M. Harring, C. Pyshcr. .,.. g ,,., 3, , - 1 V I 'ti PROMPTERS: Roady with thc cues Dargan and A. King. arc E. Coty, B. MAKEUP: Making up each actors facc to fit the charactcr protraycd in the play provcd to hc an intcrcsting and intricatc proccdurc for the nicmhcrs of thc makcup com' mittcc. Hcru wc scc J. Austin, E. Coty, C. Rivcnhurg and D. Wznrd obviously cnjoying thcmsclvcs at work on two of thc pcrformcrs in Scvcntccnth Summcrf' 'f nting our two charming Willy and ' ' . , . , 0 'f Y ,g is' Since man has been an inhabitanfgof 1 5 K, ' W , '31 ' A ' , x. - Q egg . ' -'-- s v surounded out a successful y l the earth and has exhibited Wi' 7N6W as Seniors, we have reac Clfihe his environment and in his feillhjwfzbveings, that development of his powil' ihtel- lect called education has nevqzlbiri com' pletely absent, . .1 ifili H In the course of time ,-educlat.on has undergone such a complete' metamorphosis that it is now fscarcely identifiable with its ancient prototype. Such a delilocratic system as ours through which we all have equal opportunity to secure a sound is just one of the blessings enjoys today. is my intent to record the history educational and social development Class of '54. tliie fall of '48 on entering the junior School we started two years of preparation for the day when we would become Freshmen. Yet despite our stern determination we found time for enjoyable excursions to the Game Farm, Albany, and Cooperstowng and for pre' is nior Detective plays. Q.,Time flew- all too quickly. Soon our Fiieshman and Sophomore days were over leaving us with pleasant memories of our unusual dances: The Ski Lodge, April Showers, Harvest Moon, and the Snow Ball. Nor shall we easily forget nur helpful Advisers, Miss McClure, and Mr. Lang, who launched our successful high sdhool career. That following summer seemed long but at last we returned to begin our Junior year. We were extremely fortunate in having Miss Rochford as class adviser. Since 1953 was the Coronation year in England, we adopted that colorful event as the theme of our Junior Prom. In an atmosphere of a medieval castle ball-room, resplendent with glistening chandeliergflazjv 4. authentic coats'of'arms, Ronald if ,. G K Zenith ofl our .high school days. Never before have we been so interested in the affairs of the school. An dnusual concern has been shown in phi' ' Q., our school government, and'aQ 'A .attempt is being made to impi-on, A in . esent status. Ouriund raising'7aet'ivities have inf cluded a fbod sale, a dance, selling ice cream, and we have conducted the best magazine drive in the history of the school, thanks to the wonderful assistance of Miss Roberts. We have also presented Seventeenth Summer, a delightful yet trueftoflife comedy, ideally adapted to the members of our class. Their performance scored an outstanding success. The tribulations of a typical teen-ager, her relationship to her family and friends, struck a sym' pathetic chord of memory in the hearts of an enthuisastic audience. We shall never forget Mrs. Cunningham's patience in directing us. Throughout the year we devoted our' selves to the objective which has been our goal for four years of money raising endeavor: our edition of the Rip Van Winkle. We should like to express our appreciation to our .hardfworking editor' infchief, Martin Singer, and to indefatig' able Jean Shults, as well as to all the others who helped in this project. When we think of the yearbook, the name of the one person who contributed whole' heartedly to this undertaking fills our minds. Our sincere gratitude goes to you, Mrs. Rusack, for your expert counsel which gave us a yearbook of which we can be proud. And to Mrs. Mower and her typing staff who assisted with the pgloduction of the Rip Van Winkle, we to give special thanks..gZf3f-fif- 'pk-jFfAlthough we may be , to all Q vr I and Barbara Anable were Crowne -mg' and Queen. Dreamy music, soft lights, glamorous gowns, added to the storyrbook enchantment of our neverftofbefforgotten ball. A card party and the selection of class ,.A jj. . ' h .,..... .a..1..lg . J. 'corners of the earth, weshall I l A for' get our high school idays and t e guid- ance given us by Mr. Sellers and our wonderful teachers. And when we glance through this lJok may its pleasant memories recall to us the happy times we had at C.H.S. U31 Qlnrunaiiun gall The Coronation Ball. 2 ngzxl Qlnuri Fvont Row, left to nght: E. Alverson T. Stewart, CArtendantsD: A. Deitz fMaid of Honorbz Barbara Anable Ronald Vincent, fKing and .Queen of the Pvomjg G, O'Grady, M. Deyo Second Row: R. Berzal. HQ s 1953 111' ll xxx qgrum 4 fjuninr 361 '? 1 1, I L I mfg v 1. 1 Neale reading poetry to his classmates in Senior English class, under Mrs. DiCaprio's direction. Pensive Seniors in Mr. Lang's American History class. ff , X Boom!!! Sizzle! Boom! Bang! Parlezfuous fmngais? P 381 1 M.,-'- Rf unnfaclnssmfn xx K ss lf? f7 X, 1 1 ,f If, ff I M7 If 'ff W m 2 . ,f W U J il' A ff J Vinh- 'lnmffzm , f ' wff. . 4' ,'f My ff N., -my ogm? ' A SLOOP X 401 r i CLASS , 1955 IUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS Front Row, left to right: M. Graff fSecreta'ryJ, M. Cooper fP1esidentJ, Mr. Lang fAdviserJ, K, Chewens fVice-Presidenrj, C. Buck fTTCdSllTCTJ. '.1Np7'7- I, V Si in ....,, Q,...,....A,... . . ' I f , 1f s 70 A440-4. A'f?SI1J'1fr7t:f'- 'Q 1 , , . .- . , ' I V' , 6 7'- ' 1' '. J . 4..L.l V- ., -1 1 ---g 1-4-L--U Avis ' ' 1 .- x' 1.0-,l.l',si..s Lys' N','-'q7. . n!'7' 14,1--M, :.,,,f ,K-.Z . . ' 7 -I , -I ' ' Jr ' 1' X 'y Q- w.' - ,Q - Q. I, . , .V , 'f1, f'-4 -- - vu- f-1 .,-, ,'.-g Front Row, left to right: B. Heath, M. Curschmann, Roy, M. Lemblie, S. Iones, B. Lane. Second Row: Mrs. DiCaprio, W. E. White, I. Lewis, M. Moon, W. H. White, R. Salluce, J, Fritschc. Third Row: R. Garrison, R. Holdridge, R. Armakovich, E. Visconti, B. Eckler, S. Robinson, Fourth Row: M. White, R. Russo. R. Misetich, H. Voss, M. Van Loan. Homeroom 43 4' 1 v il Front Row, left to riglit: E, Omphalius, D. Federal, P. Hinderstein, R. Luzeckis. Second Row: M, Cooper, R. Englin. Valentine, P. Hzillenlwcclc, L, Zinnanti. TlllTd Row: Thorne, F. Dovigh, l. Goldstein. Fourth Row: E. Sylvia, G. Smith, R. Vincent, R, Anderson, R. Purdy. C. Marsh. Front Row, left no right: G, Poplock, Sowersluy. Second Row: l.. llillzis. S. Hallcnbeck, B. Kreitner, Third Row: Post, C. Buck. E. Pyslier. Fmulli Row: Dugan, E. lviorrisnn, M. Graff. Fiftll Row: A. Seaman, T. Miles, K. Chewcns, W. Arp, A. Valentine, F. Ward, R. Snyder, C. Fegrzius, Mr. B. jordan. FHWA ill 41 . , Q.. I J 421 CLASS OF 19 6 Q fall? SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS Front Row, left to right: H. Teich fG.O. Representazivej, R. Friedman fV1cefP1esidentJ, Miss N. Summers fCofAdviserJ, M. Prcst fTreasurc'rD, S. Whitaker fSec'retaryJ, Mr. E. Hodcr QCofAdvise1'J, A. Rui fG.O. Repref sentativej, R. Lacy fP'reside'ntj. SOPHOMORE HOMEROOM 6 Front Row, left to right: A. Beers, L. Lane, M. Prest, S. Whitaker, D. Colle, L. Lerner, S. Dobson, C. Pilatich, M. LoBi:mco. Second Row: Mr. E. Hodcr, R. Meo, QI, Pilatich, D. Heath, V. Sain, J. Wynkoop, L. Griscom, E. Nagel, P. Grenon, R. Duntz, L. Meo, 'Third Row: A. Ruf, R. Friedman, H. Tcich, S, Williams, M. Darling, R. Lacy, J. Marsh, D. Duntz, B. Del Gaudio. SOPHOMORE HOMEROOM 24 Front Row, left to right: L. Heath, A. Rose, W. Thomas. Second Row: R. LaBufl, P. Furyck, R. Carl, C. Fatzinger, M. Darling, Miss N. Summers Third Row: J. Sterritt, R. Ncrhaway, B. Magnus, E. Sinnott, C. Miller. SOPH OMORE HOMEROOM 8 Front Row, left to right: P. Kielwzxrt, H. Palmer, R. Clearwater, M. Bicgen, B. Boyajian, M. Anger, M. Zibella, J. Whitcomb, P. Rowe. Second Row: Mrs. M. Mott, Luzeclcis, S. Murray, Dugan, E. jordan, McGrath, M. Sclxamerhorn, 1. Warner, D. DeCarlu. 'Third Row: F. Gorman, R. Inte' mann, B. Brandow, G Jones, A. Fuller, R. Sauerzopf, I. Paulsen, A. Harris, H. Stcgman, W. Onderdonk, T. King. E43 P441 CLASS OP' 1957 r FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS Front Row, left to right: L. Holdriclge ffreasurerj, Mr. G. Eden fCo Adviserj, D. Hitchcock fVicefPresidentJ, K. Wilbur fPrcsidentJ, Mrs. E Miller fCofAdvise1J, M. Hack fScc'retaryJ. HOMEROOM 25 Front Row, left to right: E. Lembke, P. Wipper, R. Paulin, A. Cardinale. Second Row: G. janica, K. Wilbur, I. Ruf. E. White, E. Lombardi, G. Tricarico, B. Hetzel, E. Henne. Third Row: Miss McGrath, H. Wyszomirslci, C. Pysher, M. Murray, P. Pavlak, M. Hack, J. Keppel. Fourth Row: W. Rowe, R. Greiner, G. Harmsen, R. Anable, K. Miles, T. Owens. A we u,,Wwsf M .1 :hah A -. in Q.. : M. S 'ia' ,lu .I 51 Al HC-MEROOM 21 Front Row, left to right: G. Curtis, B. Prince, E. Schloss, C. Melo, D. Hardwick, A. M. jeune. Second Row: Miss Cox, j. Dickson, j. Benton, D. Brodersen, M. Vache, C. Coffin, E. Beers, H. Hill. 'Third Row: B. Sauerzopf, D. Edwards, K. Haines, A. Dargan, N, Bellens, M. Travis. HOMEROOM 40 Front Row, left to right: T. Cooper, L. DiStefano, B. Wolven, C. Vincent, B. Wilson, G. Pollock, -I. Egnor. Second Row: Mr. J. Lang, W. Springer, T. Marquoit, D. Hitchcock, R. Freer, F. Prince, R. Hodor, W. Heath. Third Row: F. Ricseberg, L. Myers, G. Hafner, L. Holdridge, Dallas, E. Darling, F. Miller, R. Roe. Fourth Row: R. Burns, H. Schlenker, j. Saunders, D. Rouse, T. Murray, E. Faulkner, J. Wyszoinirski, W. Harris. f45 198 HOMEROOM 32 Front Row, left to fight: R, Schcrmcr' horn, K. Beare, M. Antonelli, M. Rosf sano, R. Alverson, P. Starck. Second Row: J. Pilatich, B. Gleason, M. Sauer' zopf, S. Couchman, S. Visconti, B. Tice, C. Furyck, S. Smith, I. Smith. Third Row: P. Vaughn, C, Grone' man, Swain, M. Williams, O. M. lvery, H. Wilhurn, R. Rose, Mr. E. MCCz1rty. Fourth Row: R. O'Brien, W. Riley, L. Sims, H. Buck, S. Pitts, A. Waldschmidt. HOMEROOM 34 Front Row. left to right: R, Allen, G. Herman, H. Dickson, H. Clapper, R. Davis, E. Heath, H. Coons. Second Row: D. Fleig, T. Schechter, F. Dobf son, M. Meo, P. Biegen, Z. Bcltrone, N. Plank, C. Wilson, S. Dobson :Tl'l1Td Row: B. Fcgraus, I. Simpkins, L. Beare, S. Lindsey, A. Nagel, B. Beare, C. Miller, S. Rickett, Mrs Cunningham. Fourth Row: P. Walsh T. Gentalen, Marquoit, F. Coratti R. Couchman, P. Wachc, M. Oren, R Moore. y u HOMEROOM 35 Front Row, left to riglit: R. Keator, P. Reilly, L. Post, R. Delavare, R, Overhaugh, G. Dickson, L. Jackson. Second Row: I, Gleason, A. Powell, B. Purdy, B. Valentine, M. Scarcelli, J. Johnson, R. Bishop, R. Ruzzi, L. Monahan, W. Falk. 'Third Row: Mr. A. Rinaldi, P. Deitch, janet Alverson B, Diller, G. Meyers, L. Fruiescn, Ioan Alverson, H, Holdridge, H. Scott. Fourth Row: W. Hendricks, B. Holmes, N. Ostrandcr, M. Cass, L. Sinnott, F. Corso, R. Cross. E461 199 HOMEROOM 31 Front Row. left to right: D. Wynne, M. Fleig, P. jones, P. Kulik, H. Dcnniston, P. Morgan, J. Paulsen. Second Row: Mr. G. Eden, B. Dibble, E. Principe, D. lzzillo, F. Stafford, L. MCC-iflert, S. Lastcr, P. Rivenburg, Ovcrhaugh, E. Tice. 'Third Row: E. Morgan, R. Francis, A. Zinnanti, R. Miller, W. Miller, R. Post, V. Trica' rico, S. Kendal, H. Wager, I. Priolo, R. Miller. Fourth Row: E. Riley, E. Brumaghin, C. Hanna. HOMEROOM 33 Front Row. left to right: R. DeCarlo, D. Laliiiil, S. Munn, Walther, B. Rouse, P. Lane, E. Herman. Second Row: Shufelt, P. Nash, l. Schermerf horn, Preuss, W. Overhaugh, Mr. L. Snyder, W. Herrmann. Third Row: A. Caranglo, N. Clearwater, T. Iones, 1. Williams. J. Wehhcr, I. Earle, W. Murphy. Fourth Row: R. Ramos, C. Park. Fifth Row: C. lvery, S. lvery, W. Guldenstern. HOMEROOM 36 Front Raw, left to right: L. LoBianco, I. Wulven, Alverson. M. Liepshutz, B. Wagenhaugh, R. Lihman, B. Sal' vato, H. Doehler, S. Mncarelli. Second Row: L. Thein, P. Rickcrt, R. Rapp, C. Devine, D. Marsh, K. Lindemann, D. Davis, Mrs. E. Sylvia. 'Third Row: B. Fredenhurgh. R. Keppel, L. Ross, B. Cooper, S. Oren, E. Coulding, D. Smith, C. Vkfirtaiien, V. Prostler. Fourth Row: A. Oren, D. Dargan, Burzec, V. Ceriello. i471 I.. 4:- .- .-aff... 2 .C .A V. .-. .. QL, JA- uu-un--v .. ....,,,. 3-17-1 E481 Front Row, left to right: A. Oren, C. Park, T. Jones, L. Ross, R. Post Second Row: V. Prostler, E. Dibhle, M. Liepshutz., R, Lihman, Paulsen K. Lindemann, E. Denniston, A. LoBianco, D. Smith. Third Row: S. Oren B. Cooper, D. Davis, B. Salvato, L. Them. E. Principe. 5. Moon, H Doehler, Ivfrs. Sylvia. Fourth Row: B. Fredenhurgh, R. Keppel, R. Rupp, R Rivcnhurg, D. Marsh, P. Lane, W. Ovcrhaugh. Junior Historical ocieties Front Row, left to right: P. Waxlsh, C. Groneman, G. Herman, R. Davis. R. Moore, H. Coons, Marquoit. Second Row: C. Wilscmri, N. Ostrander, P. Bicgcn, M. Meo, R. Bishop, Z. Beltrone, N. Plank, A, Powell, S. Dobson. 'Third Row: H. Holdridgzc, B. Fegraus, S. Lindsey, L. Beare, G. Meyer, I. Simpkins, A. Nagel, F. Dohson, Mrs. Sylvia. Fourth Row: W. Riley. M Oren, C. Miller, B. Beare, j. Preuss, T. Schechter, G. Fruiesen. - 1,r f1CHWIIES l' 0 fi, .Z f3 .. 'Q -1... 41-in- 1 - fi-ns ' 75-6 THE RIP VAN WI KLE YEARBOOK STAFF Front Row, left to right: A. Montebello. A. Dietz, C. Clark, G. Hotaling. Second Row: B. Dargan, E. Harris, M, Singer, V. liatzingcr, E. Coty. E. jaycox. YEARBOOK TYPISTS mt Row, left to right: O'Brien, V. Paul' . Sauer. Second Row: A, IHCFYCVY MVS- Mower fAdviserj, M. Hodor, S. Benton. -Q U YEARBOOK EDITORS Front Row, left to right: C. Lerner. G. Branch, M. Singer. EClitorfmfCliiefg O'Bricn. Second R ow: A. King, A, Schmidt, j. Shults, l. Colle. RIP VAN WINKLE STAFF In November of 1953, and for many months afterwards, we members of the Class of '54 were found busily working on our memory book, The Rip Van Winkle. In it is a story of our four years in Catskill High School. We have tried to show, by pictorial review, how its activf ities and traditions have contributed to many lasting memories, and the influence that these have had in training us to appreciate the necessary qualities that will help us take our places in society. 'Q Yearbook Salesmen v Front Row, left to right: E. jaycox, C yslicr, M. Carl, I. Coffin. Bicgcn fCluurm.anJ, M. Hodor, H. Hendricks, Q Pnvlovich, J. Rouse. SecondfRow: D. Taylor, E. Lcmbkc, V, Ascanio, C. Rivcnburg, M. Harring, H. Dcyo, V. Paulsen, M. Ostoyich, V. Ceriello, E. Harris. Staff And Winners Of Magazine C Campaign Front Row, left to right: O'Brien fGCHC7dl Chairman, Curtis Publishing Col: G. Branch fGeneral Chairman, Crowell-Collier Co., First Prize Mfinner, Curtis Publishing Coj, Austin fFirst Prize Winner, Crowell-Collier Co.l, B. Anablc fSeconcl Prize Winner, CrowellfCollier Cal, -I. Biegen fSecond Prize Winner, Curtis Publishing Cal. Second Row: I. Colle fHnmeruom Chairmanj, C. Lerner fHomeroum Chairmanl, A. Jaeger fHomeroom Chair- manj, Miss L. Roberts fClass Adviserj, A. King fHome'mom Chairmanj. D1 5.21 CD. Council Front Row, left to right: Mr. P. Sellers, V. Ceriello, C. Vcri, F, Chetti, Mr. E. Mcflzirty. Serond Row: M. Hack, V, Sem, D. Harring, H. Hill, B. Wrmlxfcii, I. Colle. 'Third Row: M, Anger, M. Ostoyich, A. jzicgcr, j, O'Bricn, K. Haines, V. liaitzingcr. Fourth Row: D. Story, J, Paulsen, W. Arp, H. Voss, R. Snyder, W. H. White. G.O. dvisor Board Front Row, left to right: Mr. P. Sellers, V, f'crivllo fVirefPrc'.vidr-will, if Vcri fprcsidentl, F. Chctti ffrctisilrcrj, Mr. E. Mcffairty fAd1'l.Y T,. SCCUTIC Row: M. Cooper, C, Clark, K. Wilhlir. A. Prcnss. Third Row: Rul A. Schmidt, M. Singer, I. Rousr. Fourth Row: fl. lfcgmus, H. Voss, R. Lacy A. Ruf, G, Branch lSecreta1yj. Politics arc ai vital :ispcct of American life and training for future cndcaivors. Catskill High School tries to fulfill this nccd hy an active Gcncral Organization. This organization consists of thc cxccutivcs of thc CLC. :incl one rcprcscntiitivc from each cluh and class. Ahovc till, thc studcnt govcrnmcnt provides ll fins opportunity for training in one of thc most important phases of lifc -f ngimcly, citizenship. Girl Guides Front Row, left to fight: D. Colle, C. Pysher lCaptaiviJ, M. Graff, Mr. G. Eden, fAdvise'rj. Second Row: S. Whitaker, T. Stewart, O'Brien. 'Tl1i1d Row: G. Poplock, M. Cooper. Absent: C. Overhaugh QCofCaptai'nJ. Front Row, left to right: Mr. G. Eden, VanDeusen lCapta.i'nl, R. Vincent. Second Row: R. Carl, R. Sauerzopf, R. Lacy. 'Third Row: T. Owens, D. Hitchcock, C. Fegraus.Fou1th Row: R. Snyder. The Guides are an organization which keeps law and order in CHS. These students who are elected by their classmates for their leadership andidependability, have numerous responsibilities. They can be seen standing at their guideposts in the 'halls while classes are passing. During their free periods these students are on duty in the front hall ready to perform tasks for the ofhce and faculty. i B0 Guides pa 543 Front Row, left to nglitz I. Goldstein, S. Lindsey S. Dobson, A. Nagel, E. Coty, Dohson, I. Colle, H. Wieler. Second Row: B. Holmes, G. Tricarico, A. Prcuss, I. Simpkins, D. Izzillo, L. Beare, Valentine, R. Pavlovich, B. regraus, B. Valentine, L. Monahan, K. Chewens, C. Veri, B. Eckler. Third Row: L. Ross, P. Deitch, il. Ruf, V. Prostler, L. jackson, T. King, R. Rieseherg. F. Riesehcrg, R. Allen. Fourth Row: C. Hanna, R. Davis, R. Overhaugh, V. Tricarico, T. Marqtioit, R. Meo, R. Sauerzopf, T. Miles, L. Meo, fl. llatzinger, Marsh, P, Grenon, A. Ruf. Fifth Row: T. Schechter, N, Plank, M. A. Mco, A. King, H. Voss E. Darling. and Miss Roberts When you think of a hand, brilliant colors, shining horns, ind snappy marches come to mind but a hand is much more than all this. People make up a band and all groups of people have a history. Our band has a history. In 1934, when Dr. DiCaprio Hrst directed it, our hand had only twenty members--without uniforms. Two decades of ahle leadership developed the band in quality, size and appearance. Under Director Bremer our hand became a member of the N.Y.S.S.M.A. Miss Ivy May johnson introduced individual hand instruction. Course credits have heen given hand membership for a decade. The Booster Club, organized hy community music enthusiasts, sponsored numerous fundfraising activities to provide us with hand uniforms. Under the dynamic and enthusiastic leadership of Miss Roberts the C. H. S. band has set an enviable record, In 1953 it received an A rating in state competition. Present day responsibilities of the hand include playing for athletic activities, social and civic functions, parades, and school assemblies. There are nine seniors in the present band. Several of them have been studying music under the direction of Miss Roberts since they were students in the fourth grade of our elementary schools. Front Row. left to vight: l,., Holdridge, Austin, H, Vifieler fAtionipmiiiwl.xj, Serond Row: L. Lane. Roy, M, Curschmann. S, Dolwson. A. -Iaeiger, Rouse, E. jayfox, V, Rivenhurg, B. Anahle, l., l5i5tefano, R, Ureiner, E. Leinhkc. B, Heath, D. Heath, Shults, C. Lerner, G, Poploek, 'Third Row: C, Clark, K, Vv'ilhur, P. Hallenheek, B. Vxfolven. E, Schloss. P. Hindeislein. E, Pysher. Keppel. N. Traev, H. Schrader. D, Taylor, G, Pollotk K C h Buck, B. -I. Dargan, E. Leinhlw., A, Paeak, fl, Melo. K, Cliewens, D flollv. O I. u. S Mrs, H. DeNyse fDlTL'L'llITl, Fourth Row: R. Luzeckis. A, Montebello, l. Heath. Luzeekis, -I, Vv'hiteomh. M, Zihella, H, Hill. I. Dickson. M l'li-il, j. Dallas. R. liriednian. li. Clietti, 5. Heath, M, Ustoyieh. lf. Nagel. -I. lien' ton, C. Pysher. D, Edwards, B, Lane. liiflli Row: U. Holaling, IJ. Vdard, 5. Murray, P. Kiehart, M, Murray. B, Sauerzopi, ll, Vvalson. M. Hula L Harris, T. lvlarquoit, D. Hitchcock, G, Branch, M, Singer. lf, Sylvia. U. Harring, L, Griseom. M. Grail, B, Morrison, M, Cooper, Sixth Row: R, Englin, B, Kreitner, T, Stewart, 3, Hallenheck, S. Benton. V, luitziiigger. A, Ljflll, li, Wixrd, L. Zinnanti. B. Swain, R. Roe, fi, Reitlier, l., Slrauh, J, Saunders. To the Class of 1954: Hail and laivwell! But, l trust not a eomplete goodhye, for always l shall he interested in your welfare and progress as you continue to play eapahly the role of adults in this game of life. Long have I ohserved your growth: spiritually, mentally, physically, as you have progressed from heing children in the seeond grade to Seniors, ready now to carry your hanners into the great unknowng marching ahead with your eyes in the stars, hut always, I am sure, with your feet on the ground. ready and eager to do and to dare, ever with faith in the future and in your own individual ahilities to meet, with courage and strength, whatever may come to you. Thank you for the great eontrilwution so many of you have made to the music ol' our schoolg for the spirit of cooperation and unity ol' purpose and helpfulness, shown throughout your school life, and for the inspiration and Hne example that you leave hehind as you close the doors ol' this experience forever. May all sueeess and happiness go with you always! Sincerely yours, Hannah Austin DeNyse Mrs. DeNyse in P ' 3' . -.its The Echo ECHO EDITORS Front Row, left to right: G. Branch, E. Coty, C. Lerner, I. Colle, Miss E. McGrath fAdvise1l. Our biweekly school publication, the Echo, serves a dual purf pose in Catskill High. For those students interested in journalism, it offers the opportunity of working at all phases of publishing a paper. The entire student body benefits from the paper by reading the thought-provoking editorials, accounts of news events, and amusing feature articles. ECHO STAFF Front Row, left to nglzt: L. Holdridge, A. King, B. Hetzel, E. Omphalius, B. Kreitner fAssixtam Feature Editorj, A. Schmidt Q Assistant News Editorj, 1. Shults fCircnlution Edrtorl, H. Wicler fArt Editorj, Austin fTyping Editorj M. Grail' fA,ssistaut News Editorj, C, Buck fAssistant Feature Edif torl, L, Lerner, D. Colle, B. J. Dargan. Second Row: K. Chewens, E. Nagel, E. Morrison, D. Harring, P. Pavlak, C. Clark, I. Wynkoop, R. Englin, V. Sein, V. Fatzingcr, L. Griseom, M. Singer, I. Biegen. Y D7 ssj Banking Captains Front Row, left to right: Keppel, Whitcomb, A. Pacak, S. Moon R Libman, Mrs. M. Mott fAdviserJ. Second Row: A. Rose, C. Lerner L McGiffert. 'Third Row: Dickson, D. Ward, B. Diller, M. Sauerzopf, A Jaeger. Fourth Row: R. Moore, T. Marquoit, M. White, L. jackson. With the cooperation of the Catskill Savings Bank, the stu' dents carry on banking every Tuesday during the school year. Homeroom banking captains and tellers collect and record the savings which then go to the bank. In this way, a Hnc basis for thrift throughout life is established. Front Row, left to right: I. Lewis, D. Story, E. jaycox, P. Morgan, Preuss, Z. Beltrone, B. Tice, Mrs. M. Mott fAdviserJ, R. Holdridge, Marsh. Second Row: E. Lombardi, S, Oren, A. King, C. Melo, B. Wolven. 'Third Row: B. Sauerzopf, C. Buck, B. Omphalius, L. Dallas, H. Wyszomirski. Fourth Row: A. Waldschmidt, S. Benton, A. Dietz, B. Cooper, P. Kiebart. Fifth Row: H. Coons, V. Tricarico, L. Holdridge, D. Hitchcock, j. Alverson, M. Post, L. Heath, W. Thomas, M. Biegen, K. Miles, P. Vaughn, C. Hanna, R. Meo. Take care of the pennies and the pounds will take care of themselves. Bankin Tellers l g Latin uarter Gaudcamus lgitu1. Front Row. left to right: A. Ruf ffveasurerj, K. Wilbur, G. Poplock, A. King. Second Row: R. Lacy, M. Carl, Ruf, B. Magnus, S. Dobson. Third Row: Mrs. H. Rusack 1AClvise'rj, T. King, A. Montebello, E, Nagel fSecretaryJ, V. Sein 1PresiclentJ, L. Lerner. Fourth Row: R. Sauerzopf, B, Eckler, C. Buck fVice-Presidentj, V. Paulsen, D. Colle. The aim of our Latin Club is to review import- ant cultural work hy mcans of games, quizzes, etc. Gur social activities include a Christmas party, a Spring picnic and a trip to the Metropolitan Opera in New York. . The Thespians, under the supervision of Mrs. Cunningham, offer a study of different types of plays, pantomine, stage practice and makeup. Front Row, left to right: Post, E. Morrison, A, Beers, Biegen. Second Row: M. Biegen, R. Clearwater, G. Dugan, Mrs. G. Cunningham CAd'uiserJ. Standing: A. Schmidt, M. Singer. Curtain going up! The Thespians SHORTHMD 1 Smonmimr II 5603 iw Front Row, left to right: A. Cardinalc, S. Benton, 0'Bricn fljresitieiitj, A. jacgcr fSccretaryf'l'reasiLre1l. Sec' ond Row: B. Anablc, C. Thorne. M. Harring. H. Deyo. Third Row: V. Paulsen, E. Umphalius, E. jaycox. Stand' mg: L. buttarazzi, E. Lcmbkc, M. Ustoyich, Post. G. Dugan, L. Dallas. S. Hallcnbcck, Voffin, M. Cursihf mann, I. Sauer, R. Pavlovich, M. Cooper. fBlfl1l'V1Cl R. Pavloviclijz V. Ascanio, M. Hodor, Mrs. R. Mower lfidviserj. Um' of tht- hardest working clubs in school is thc Library Club. Anyonc cntcring the library quickly notices how airy and bright thc room is. A few hours spent thcrc show how wcllforganizcd and cflicicnt it is. This is all thc diligent Work of club mcmbcrs. Cofnmf-ree Club 'fgiciency plusln Mrs. Mowcr's Commcrcc Club consists of girls with two ycars of busincss training. By lcarning to operate various machincs, visiting local offices and procuring spcakcrs, thcy furthcr thcir knowl- edge of the business world, Front Row, left to right: A. Schmidt, V. Paulsen, L. Myers, G. Hutaling. B. Dargan f'I'rf't1s1wcrJ, Mrs, Millvr fAclviserj, Rouse fPresidcntJ, P. Hallcnbcck fVicef Presidentj, A. King fSec1'eta'ryJ, C. Buck, M. Carl, B. Lane, V. Rivenburg, M. LoBianco, J. Coihn, E. Lcmbkc, A. Pacak, Librar Club Senior grae , Historical ociety History is a plnlusoplzy learned from examples. The objectives of the Historical clubs include visits to historical places of interest in our vicinity, attending chapter meetings and gaining knowledge of thc hackground of New York State. Front Row, left to right: R. Francis, R. D. Schamcrhorn, P. Biegen, R. Fisher, P. Stark, Mr. Eddison lAd11ise'fj. bccond Row: J, Marquolt fVice'P1eside'ntj, M. Oren fsecfetary-Treasurerl, H. ,Buck, R. Alverson, j. Bicgcn fPresident J . Front Row, left to right: A. Schmidt, K, Wilbur, M. Biegen, B. Wilson, M. Hack, 1. Ruf. Second Row: E. Sylvia, F, Gorman, C. Fatzingcr, L. Myers, R. Frccr, A. Ruf, Biegen, F. Rieseberg, P. Viviano, Mrs. Sylvia. The Stamp Club has been very active since its organization hy Joseph Bicgcn under the sponsor' ship of Stanley Eddison. Every Wednesdaiy there is a steady huzz of discussion concerning stamps and their intrinsic value, Stamp Club rm 62 1 I N0- Front Row, left to 'rightz Mr. Sylvia, C, Fegraus, I. Goldstein, H. Wicler F Miller B Friedmm A V'1lcntine R, Saucrznpf, Marsh, J. Mnrquoit PR 0 J N M, orenfmf Coons, i1.'c1a5pei, E. Hcsath. On with the Show. These boys are responsible for our movie assemblies :md for helping with AudiofVisual Aids in our classes. TYPICAL ASSEMBLY 11,1- Front Row, left to right: Mrs. Hamm, Mrs. Riflley, Mrs. Corrin, Mrs. Lindsey fSUPC7Uf50T of School Cafeteriasl. CAFETERIA STAFF Front Row. left to 'figlnz C. Lerner, A. King, E. Coty, I. Colle, 1. Shults. R. Pnvlovicli, A. jalcgcr, J. Rouse, E. Harris, I. Bicgcn. Second Row: Miss L. Rolwcrts, F. Curl, Austin, R. Vincent, A, Dcitz, O'Bricn, H. Schrader, B. Anuhlc, M. Harring, N, Tracy, V. Fatzingcr, G. Branch, F. Chetti, C. Veri. S l 5651 641 , Q X5 Mr. Sellers and his capable secretary, Mrs. Pfeuss. X ,, lx H 'a I Busy in the office are Mr. Storz, Mr, Sellers, Mrs, Lindsey and Mrs. Hoff. Mrs. Fallon, our sclzool nurse, examining a student. .h. 7 -fl Miss Smith, aiding a student. dministration at Work ., UR S 1 X Y 7- I Y T 3 Z !,,j'.- -' 'Z -'-- Z - X- f'ii--' f .ft X J, 1.- l f 7 ,,+ it- ff...- I il 1 - W. 1 ,,. .., A -2 i , . - I , , f- X - - --f. 5 1 ' - X - n' ' f1L '11 'J JV- 1' i T' --If ' rw - ' ' 1 f L --:Ii 5 1 IIIII HIQ:-:i-: LIL-L ' :'-2' E' ENT 1 --Iill1lll1Illl1-11-I. llll-IQII-1l ' -nuns l1111lllBi1l1j-73: X N --- - -- ' esen m assnilgl- ,' ' 3-'11C?ii11l 1111111-lji-' ff Xb Q Q I O 0 : , , Cf, SX .sig A THE DAY BOAT 661 Front Row, left to right: D. Hitchcock, J. VanDeusen, R. Snyder, H. Voss, R. Meo, R. Ward, K. Chewens, S. Williams, C. Fegraus. Second Row Coach Waldron, R. Freer, H. Schrader, I. Marquoit, M. Darling, L. Zinnanti F. Chetti, J. Dallas, K. Miles, E. Darling. Soccer A youthful team often lacks experience, but usually shows promise of better things to come. Catskill High, therefore, need not be discouraged by the disappointing record made by its soccer squad in 1953, as all but three players will return next season. Goalie Hugh Schrader, Fullback John VanDeusen, and Inside Fred Chetti are the only Seniors on the team. Although they will be missed next year, Coach Waldron will still have a sound group of veterans capable of restoring Catskill High School to winning ways. Handicapped by the lack of a complete schedule, Catskill High won two, lost three, and tied one during the 1953 season. Catskill 6 .... Valatie 1 1 Catskill O . . . Windham 0 Cairo 8 .... Catskill O Cairo 7 ..... Catskill 2 Windham 8 .... Catskill O Catskill 6 .... Valatie 2 t Practice f67 F l 681 'il up .. x . 4 1 L Front Row, left to right: G. Branch fManagerJ, Coach Porter, M. Singer .-f fAssistant Managerj. Second Row: L. Zinnanti, V. Ceriello, K. Chewens, M. White, R. Snyder, H, Voss, B. Swain, J. VanDeusen, H. Schrader, M. Darling, F. Chetti. arsit asketball Catskill High School basketball teams have racked up such outstanding won and lost records in the past that it seemed impossible for a poorer record to sneak in, as it has done this season. C. H. S. need not feel ashamed of the record compiled by its varsity this year, since it is doubtf ful that any school in this area can equal Catskill's fine record over the years. This year's team has idone little toward marrim Catskill's line basket- ball reputation. Several factors are responsible for Catskill's Catskill, 54 .... . .. at Windham 64 Saugerties, 55 .... I. . .. at Catskill 60 Ellenville, 33 ......,.. . at Catskill 45 Coxsackie'Athen:,, 51 ........ at Catskill 50 Hunterfllinncrsville, 54 ...... at Catskill 31 Catskill, 39 ........ at RavenafCoeymans 84 Catskill, 66 ...... ........ a t Saugerties 57 Catskill, 50 ........ ....... a t Schoharie 54 Cardinal-Farley, 56 . . . at Catskill 52 subfstandard season this year. Primary, however, is the fact that Catskill High School has played the most difficult schedule in its history. Every opponent has given C. H. S. a battle, and every victory for our boys has been deservedly earned. Five Seniors - Vincent Ceriello, Fred Chetti, Hugh Schrader, Bert Swain and John VanDeusen, will graduate this year, leaving Coach Porter with six veterans for next year's squad. The experience these boys have gained this year will aid them in returning 'C.H.S. to winning ways in 1955. Cat.. ll, 41 . .. . Kings -an, 72 . . . Rave: ioeymans, Catskin, 50 ..... . 'JVindham, 53 .. Catskill, 51 .... Catskill, 61 . . Catskill, 45 .. Arlington, 81 . . . 83 at Hunter'Tannersville at Catskill at Catskill HC . . . . at Arlington . . . . . at Catskill at CardinalfFarley Coxsackie'Athens . . . . . at Kingston . . . . at Catskill Hunterffannersville, 21 .............. at Catskill E7 Front Row, left to 'rightz R. Sauerzopf, R. Burns, R. Meo, J. Dallas, A. Ruf. Second Row: S. Williams, R. Friedman, R. Lacy, M. Pfeil, D. Hitchcock, L. Holdridge fAssista'nt Managerj. Third Row: Coach Waldron, K. Miles, C. Fegraus, R. Freer, L. Straub, T. Marquoit, W. Harris, I. Goldstein KMGHGRCYJ. Junior arsit Coach Waldron deserves a lot of credit for taking a raw group of fellows and transforming them into one of the most successful jayvee squads ever fashioned at Catskill High School. At the start of the season it was doubtful that the Junior Varsity would have a winning record, but as the season progressed it was ap' parent that C. H. S. actually had a tal' Catskill, 39 ..... at Vs indham ented and determined Jayvee team. Alf though Coach Waldron had to rely on practically the same starting five game after game, he was fortunate enough to have capable reserves on hand when the occasion warranted it. Next year's junior Varsity will have a diflicult time duplicatf ing the excellent records compiled by the -Iayvees in 1954. Catskill, 23 .... .... . . . at Hunter-Tannersville Saugerties, 23 . . . . . . .... Catskill Ellenville, 27 ......... . . Catskill Coxsackie'Athens, 33 . . . . ......... at Catskill Kingston, 37 . . . Ravena'Coeymans, 39 Catskill, 69 .... Windham, 45 .. Catskill, 39 .... ..........atCatskill . . . at Catskill .. at Arlington . ........ at Catskill at Cardinal'Farley Catskill, 30 ................ Catskill, 52 ...... .... Catskill, 51 ........ CardinalfFarley, 25 at Ravena-Coeymans . . . at Saugerties . . . at Schoharie . . . . at Catskill Catskill, 63 . . . Catskill, 52 .... Arlington, 60 .... ........ a t Catskill .. . at Coxsackie-Athens at Kingston i693 703 Action qf - :T H Cardinal Farley Military Academy Shots Front Row, left to right: l. Colle, G. Poplock, M. Cooper, I. Austin, B. Anahle fCo'Managcrj, B. Kreitner, A. Preuss fCufManagerj, J. Shults. Varsity Cheerleaders Follow us and you shall cheer the right way. Chosen at tryouts each spring, these energetic girls add their vim, vigor and vitality to the rooters and team members. Under their direction, the students unite to give their wholehearted support to the squads. Junior Varsity Cheerleaders Front Row, left to fight: C. Pysher fCo'Manage'rj, B. Heath, M. Ostoyich lCofManagerJ, A. Deitz, S. Whitaker, A. Rose, D. Colle. Ui 723 V 195 4 Team ' now, left to right: F. Porto, F. Chetti, E. Hagan, V. Ceriello, S. Muliams, L. Zinnanti, M. White, J. Hagan. Second Row: G. Branch fManage1J, R. Lacy, S. Rose, G. Reither, R. White, W. Alverson, J. VanDeusen, R. Snyder, K. Gilmour fAssistantfManagerl, Coach Waldron. Baseball The 1953 baseball squad was one of the most outstanding Catskill High School has ever had. Compiling a record of eight victories as against only two setbacks, C. H. S. defeated such schools as Cairo, Greenville, Hunter-Tannersville, Middle' burg, Schoharie, and Windhzim during the season. Saugerties was the only team capable of downing Catskill. It turned the trick twice, by scores of 3 to 1 and 6 to 3. John Van Deusen, the team's leading pitcher, Bob Snyder, the top batsman, and Fred Chetti, 1953's foremost fielder, will all be on hand this season to try to duplicate the Hne record of the preceding year. CHS--4 Tannersville CHS-10 . . . . . Windham-5 CHS-10 ..... . . Greenville' -4 Saugrrtics ..... CHS-l CHS--0 .... .... S choharie--3 CHS-3 Middleburg- CHS-16 Greenville- CHS-4 Windham- Saugcrties-6 . . . ..... CHS- CHS-10 . . Cairo- i 1g 1. Team ii- ,,., -W K. Chewens, E. Sylvia, Mr. Sylvia, W. Macarclli, N. Tracy. Golf Mr. Sylvia, C. H. S. golfing coach, anticipates Sylvia are expected to return. These veterans, another fine golf squad this season. Vctcrans Bill coupled with El I1Ul'T1l3C1' Of DCW CHfl'lUSi1lSfS, Sl'10UlCl h , qd Ed comprise a team capable of exceeding last year's Macarclli, Neale Tracy, Karl C cwcns 11 fine record. intramural Football iiiif, 9 K af' . . - b i14 t8'1G In t as 42113 tif ' Y I Q 'S 5 x x, if .9 ' Z5 ' 9' - A 1 . i I 1 ,- 5' v ' 4 21 . 4 X xr f- ,f 11, r Q 6 -fx . ' - Q W if . gy. 'Z a '.5,5 5i'Y Q. ' K k,.5,,4. , ax ,..f- Q, ff rg , . r i' 1 1 , .. -544. Sl, ix 4 - ' HV: 64 'aw ,ui .- X -1 Q., ,, . ML, ' -'52 , N f . r ug in . W r if-ir '11 Q I i743 A - w , 1 'Top ROW! Ffed, Ffilnk. Helen, Fffd and Gwen, Vinny 'Third Row: Erma, Mary, Party, Carol and joan, joe Sccvfld ROWI C0nn1C. Adeliii, Jnnn, Anim, MUVY Ellen- Fourth Row: Vxrgxnin, George, janet, Mary Lou. V5 I I l. A 4 --. , ' -'Ii ' x., . Y ang, ,,., Q 'll' :Wir l. 5111 if-'- 'h3f'--. , ' k -h ' IALVLM3' iQ 1,1-ng fx i f fir' - M f i ..- ' - ' J 'L I, df . ii l li: 1 ' f' , A LUTD DL.. 'ru I ' 's ! Top Row: Charlotte, Marie, Gig and lean, Ann. 'Third Row: Fred, Helen and Madeline, Cindy, George Second Rvwi lrcne and Hugh, Ronnie, Bzirhara and Edith, and Ellie, lrenc, Fred, Neale and Ellie. Fourth Row: joan, Tcl17l'ch, Heleni wi i -. g- i f A L V I .ww . ,, nip .. --ig 55, l I A 2, -sl v Ngcw, M- ' x :Irs - J' ,V .- .-. .3-. A .1 ' L- f I ,, 5 1' r --im I wr 'W' 'm i 4, if 1 1 fl f l ' ' Q? i V fi-1 Qf,f.4 Ib: Q ff i.':'N.x5t Top Row: Helen, Edith, Carol and Martin, Harold, Joe. Second Row: Shirley, Ginny, Angela, Gwen. wi Third Row: Arlene D., Arlene K., Dorothy, Doc. K I ru PR ,Am 469 ,vb , Zlgllimyamilfdf A S lEVlN CULVIN fNUf PKONf 2001 - ALBAN 5, NEW YOIK 'f' V '5 '7' 'li y fu, xl E ' 'gl ' V- ' .N .-a . .UQ -.. ,M ,.li55, 1 . 5 ' q - f:, ' ' - V1 F' 1 . -A -'37 'v ,155 'fl , . i :T I rl'A 1 F, I ki. 1 i- -, 'R-Q, A' 3? ' 1 6fhl. ,,,, WW A , 'V 'A , ' , fff, V 1 , M , -,f A i?fW M ff' V I , M , I R WW 1. - Jing ,? 'A ,,,5 . .1 '-A. ' i ' AYACHT 4 D, .fri K -Vai ' 0195 Class Of '55 Junior Prom Aqua Paradise May 21, 1954 , . I - Q r, v! 'w---vw--W V , , 1... -V -' z- .' - rsrf y as e a of ' 't B k tb ll 'L a df rr . ig x -nr-' W ' 1 VR 2 P P' ' , 1' S ' . N 'W , A A ' ,nr , 'J' Q ' 1. 1 ' 'A Q1 'Q if ku' '- -if .n3'97'. Hugh Schrader 1 459, Bert Swain --we Nite 'mite Forward 15 Pts. ' V 2 -' L Center 169 Pts. 52 f -4' A Forward 142 Pts. ig I' ' - ' ' 1 -, 5. x .if xy A V f ' Q 1 , Q- rj ' ll m -f f A N 9 ,?' ' 2: . 4 ' Karl Chewens 1 P 'L , John Van Deusen -.iii Guard 29 Pts. Guard 184 Pts A J i 1 ' ' : G f' ' F' ell f X 4 u -f , 'H if r ' Vincent Ceriello 1 ,C Harry VOSS V, Bob Snyder Guard 10 Pts, g N , Center 62 Pts. It Guard 36 Pts 24 1 , if 11 2 I . A .Z Mk- 0 Q N x 1 ,, .k 1 ' J .2 nf H V qs Mm Darling ' .. Louis Q.. Forward 66 Pts. 1 V xi-Guard Q4 Pts' tg gi - - ' lg V ' ' Martin Singer Fred Chem George Branch Manage! ' 'Forward 123 Pts. MHMKCI' L53 -.bpm-r .1 7 3? From: Row, left to right: K. Chewens, F. Chetti, R. Lacy, Van Deusen, R, Snyder, F. Ward, M. White. Second Row: M. Pfeil, L. Zinnanti, S. Williams, H. Schrader, F. Porto, V. Ceriello, D. Hitchcock. 'Third Row: Coach Waldrcan, R. Friedman, W. Gleason, R. Roe, R. Burns, T. Murray. Fourth Row: Pilatich, C. Fatzinger, I. Dallas, L. Straub. Baseball 19 4 WON AND LOST RECORD BATTING AVERAGES CHS-8 ...................... Cairo-4 Pfeil ................ 8 3 .375 CHS-5 . . . , ........... Cairo-3 Chetti . . . .333 CHS-14 . . . ........ Windham-5 Ward . . . .304 CHS--6 .... Coxsackie-Athens-5 Snyder . . . .300 CHS-2 ...... ........ S augerties-1 Williams . . . . . .276 Hyde Park-5 . . . ........... CHS-1 Chewens . . .273 Greenville-3 ....... .... . . . CHS-1 Porto . . .271 CHS-6 ................ Tannersville--3 Schrader . .250 Coxsackie-Athens-6 . . . . ...... CHS-o White . . . .239 Arlington--9 ......... ...... C HS-5 Zinnanti .... . . .222 CHS-7 .... . . . Windham-4 Ceriello . . . .167 CHS-9 .... . . . Arlington-7 Lacy ....... . . .143 Kingston-4 . . . ........ CHS-3 Van Deusen .129 CHS-10 .... . . . Greenville-1 Friedman . . . .000 CHS-3 . . . . . . Schoharie-2 Murray . . .000 CHS-4 . . . .Q . Saugerties-3 CHS-S . . . . . . Kingston-1 E 7 Porto awaits the pitch from Mangold, Greenville hurler, be- fore sacrificing in the third in- ning. The catcher is Griffin and Houghtaling is the umpire. i' Q Cooke, Greenville base-runner, attempts to score from third on a fly-out to Chewens, Catskill's left-fielder. Schrader waits to complete , the double play by nabbing the runner after taking Chewenl' throw to 'he plate. Umpire Houghtaling and first- baseman Lacy watch the action. .1 ,yu . 4 -'De . . A N .. Egg, . .1 . nws. ,ha .X at 1.1-.Lg-',,4. ' f . , -, - u1,,, ef '33, Mails, ',wus,,-,-Q. 1, A A s , p g' -'N If A ,rn 3 ig, ,r , rx, ff wi - -.Ah-,Jw '- -' fav : - 3 Action Shots Greenville VS. Catskill June- 4, 1954 Front Row. left ru nght: E. Sylvia, N. Tracy, W. Macarelli, Mr. Sy Couchl, T. Miles. G. Branch. Golf 19 4 WON AND LOST RECORD KiI1gSt0h-lllfz ......... CHS- V2 Hyde Park-8 . . . ...... CHS-4 Kingston-91f2 .......... CHS-ZVZ CHS-11 . . . Tannersvillq-4 CI-iS..L01 CHS- .... - ...Amy-f Q. I 5 .sl if reigns ' -1 V M1 Ziff E 'i,.ii,,,S3imm -I J ' ' SQ ,pg gig From Row, left to right: Mr. Curtis Plank, Mr. Arthur W'aldron, Miss Marie Quinn, Mr. George Eden. Second Row: Clive Vcri, Mr. Anthony Rinaldi, Mr. Paul T. Sellers, Mr. julius Sylvia, Mr. David Porter. Lettermen's Dinner June 24, 19 4 Coach Porter presenting awards to varsity lctrcrmcn. l 3 The Senior Banquet efAnd Ball , June 26, l954 Catskill Country Club li 'A ffl xNjK ,V !,W fff,!Q.1, M D. E fi . .. Q-gi.-:--5237 ff , W - X '- ' if -., ft ' - K 1, ,nxiffi , A. W . ' gifff A . x ,rf Miss Roberts after zpcning her Lift The entire group enjoying its dinner. uw in 1, 1 A numbcr of couples arriving at thc Country Club After dinner -- an cvcning of dancing. 101 Irene Colle, our Vnledictorrzm, addresses the group. The Chief speaker - Dr. Duuglns Silverton. Commencement Our Salutatorian, Anita Schmidt, delivers her message. Exercises ?+ U13 U23 ,Q WI! ,A y y , L W, I . ,. Q. Durkzxlr. 'Thomas E.fffB.A.: Kinffs Puuldine. john M.-- HS.: State Um' 1 College, W1lkcsfBznrrc, la.: American Hlstory, junior High Science and Enghsh. versity, Albany, N, Y.: lndustrlal Arts. Scholarship nd Prize Winners Front Row, left lo right: V, Paulfcn lhtatc SCl1Ul2ll'SlllPl, C. 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