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

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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.

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