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

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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

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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

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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