Curtis High School - Yearbook (Staten Island, NY)

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so THE PRINCIPAL ...... DEDICATION ....... ADMINISTRATION AND GUIDANCE FACULTY ........ ACTIVITIES . . SERVICE .... BABY MONTAGE . SPORTS . . . CLUBS . SENIORS . . . CLASS HISTORY . . SENIOR CELEBRITIES . CLASS OF '60 . . . CLASS OF '6I . . . CLASS OF '62 .... ACKNOWLEDGMENTS . . KEY TO BABY MONTAGE . . ADVERTISEMENTS .... XZ ,319 . 6 . 9 . IO . II . I9 . 33 . 44 . 45 . 55 . 65 YA- A . 68 4, 'V 70 if 1' ' I ' ,HX ' 1 . II4 ,Iggy , X . II5 I ' . II6 ,ff 6,1 . 117 Wg' .9 A 0 1 N . T18 7,43 X . 119 Fi 5' N' wmv ,Af A E LZ Z 'I ff' XX af 1' ,J ' ff tx- 2 l 3 N . , -M Z' 7 I 14 R' X 'K X4 - f N I Aw V I QL I CT if gy f I ,f ,j 51 f If I kv ,4 rv? f J AQ. ' 1 ,I . ,I ,' fy 'ff jf? 1, 4 - Y ' -- ,., -X fn! Liss -, X .r -L ik W, , ' fr' ' -j 4 i - 'GK 1-Fivwbgkxgiff jg A A ,:'.,:rlg!s-:gg V Y Lf? 'Ti.4iXfjV' V -jug ,Qff.'!71AF55q-Q2 ' ,L , f, f f T. 'izbsififgfgi-2'7'7 14 7 .1 in J i?6'l T:-2iZ54zeg+s+L+f' ' ' .-.. A A +- Atwif A 1 X A f ,V , X My F D Z A. I ' U QC 3 .IX 'i.Q I fy . 41 - If 1, . , , 1 I .1 1 xA. ' uf Iv-

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, f lqfllpe When we analyze history, we tend to disparage the of our ancestors. When we consider that one day people will amused by our civilization when it too becomes antiquated, we stop to ask ourselves, How important is progress in the field of art? One might answer, Just as the wheel made the automobile possible, so cave wall paintings became modern art. There is little difference between primitive art and our modern impressionistic work. During the Renaissance, art reached a degree of perfection which today is rarely equaled and was much appreciated by the majority of the people. This does not mean that today art is not important. In our 4' ,fr in X V i-:Rf-fm, generation, we use the well established forms of art such as painting, if f il: Yimi . ,ixtgv-, scul ture, and architecture to form a backdro for our modern lively 1 .- Hxixxlk P P 511-1 if mls, arts, most of us would much rather view a television program than go 5 ,,,f--A X, 'X to an art exhibit. V . H X . . . . 5 Km' X x XXX However, we must not minimize the importance of art. Although the ' R nations of the world speak different tongues, art is one area which X X they all understand. f X K rl of-T .. Z, S Y,-4 5- 2 fd it ss . x it k gf 4 15 . ,A df ff X,-.4-V----V Y 5 4 f 'Z ,HRKX X , 'mute fi is N X Wg ? U, x t'-i' Q JW F . XX NIRMN X x X, liz,-X ? GCC 9 t it 'W ,fg Lf 4 X Nt will 5 --f I tg. ff NJN 'algal X till will , M' ' -b X 'tw 1 7 gizzj 'mglxf 3 e1 J! fs. e - ' 115: e . i .. S, isfg flz'fgr-kf'1'lfTX 'libs -we -,ff -as 1. I 'Ill IS S Q 'f ir' s 'V i , f X XV LQQQT. W t y X Gt y lil ,I ng QE,