Croton Harmon High School - Tigers Tale Yearbook (Croton on Hudson, NY)

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dent: loh IUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS: Robert McLellan, presi- n Giglio, vicep 'd t K l ,D tl I And of course there are the IUNIORS, those who have still another year through which to struggle. lt, at any time of the day, you ' fesl en UO feserl f OCIU I Lunoe. Secretaryetreasurer. Sl1OLllCl See Q fdll, ldfllfy, Ied head Wlfll a contented expression and an aim- less air, ambling down the hall, it is Carrot McLellan, the Iunior class president. Besides being president, Carrot has upheld the honor of the Iunior class on the basketball court. He was one of the stars of this year's Varsity. johnny Giglio, the guy with that silent something that seems to get the girls, is vice-president. Ioan Lunoe is secretary-treasurer. Ioan is better known to us as Petunia, the better half of that well-known team of Porky and Petunia. Now that Porky has finished school, Pe- tunia's main interest is the CACS or maybe it's a CAPG. The I unior class can boast of many characters, all of them lovable creatures. There's Bud Appleton, the self-appointed Mr. Anthony, who tells the girls with whom they should or should not go out. Bud, by the way, will be a widower soon. His one and only, Annie, is graduating this year: wonder who it will be next year? There are the Kearsley twins who cause so much confusion by looking so much alike. What is bread with- out butter? And what is Louise Farano without Anna Fappiano or vice-versa, for one is never seen without the other. Of course we can't forget Harry Wallerstein, our music expert and weight lifter. There are many others, far too numerous to mention, but all in all, the luniors are tops. The major accomplishments of the class of '46 were the two dances and the food sale given in their Sophomore and Iunior years. As all future Seniors, they have many plans for next year. The Iunior class advisors were Miss Barbara Baylis and Mrs. Arlene Swanson.

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SQPHOMOHE CLASS OFHCEHS-Left to right: Frarwis t'1r111erty, presrrlerilp l'lIOlIt1I Hrragrrrs, secretary-treasurer Knot pr'esenlfCl'1arles Hlilltlflllll, vrcc-presic'le11t.l 3 . The SOPHOMORE class is proud to claim as its president Francis F inner- ty. Tommy Huggins has been honored with the office ot vice-president, and Ferdy Hofmann is secretary-treas- urer. The members ot this class are very active in sports as can be seen by the tact that the Iunior Varsity Basketball team was made up almost entirely of Sophomores. Like many other classes, they have had such a full schedule that some of their plans could not be carried out,' however, the experiences they have gained will be val- uable in organizing next year's Iunior activities. The Sophs are proud of the class of '47 and are even more proud of their advisors, Miss lean Buclcman, Mrs. Isabel Maxon, and Mr. Drinlcwine. Mft. l7ltlNKWlNE'S SOPHOMOHE HOME HOOM lrrst row, loft to rrr1l1l: Plrllorrrerrrr Brorcli, Victoria .Vie-lfls, Cjcrtlierrrre lloerrnrr, Qiertrrrvlrf All 1torsr111, .Ernestrrre Frerro, Louise Fararro, Marlelarrre Grglro, loan Dorner, Marilyn Berrrholer. Second row, let! to r'irrl1t: George Crrwlrrt joseph l'1o1'ito, Hose Hertericlc, Patrrcra Bell, lane! Grill, Mabel Bellerner, lacqrrelirre Borqes, Ferd HOfIIIK1IIIl, Mr. Drrrrkwrne, 'l'l11r' row, left to right: Albert Halliday, Arnold Bacon, Francis Finnerty, lack Anderson, Ronald Calkins, Thomas Huggins! George Gerstetrr.