Dobbs Ferry High School - Periauger Yearbook (Dobbs Ferry, NY)

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1, If l fl THORNTON HENRY SECOR I am tired of four wall: and a ceilingf I have need of the gran With a wide grin beneath his shock of blond hair, Thornton is well liked both by his teachers and classmates. He usually managed to make a good showing in studies as well as in athletics. A staunch linesman, he played end on the football team, and also won several D's for his work in tennis. Thorn- ton has been a long-standing member of the band and one of its chief defenders. Every third period found him with Norris, in the closet of the music room, giving out with brassy tendi- tions from their selected list of songs. Thornton is one of the few who belonged to both the band and chorus. His ability to read music helped the bass section over many rough spots. After attending agricultural college, Thornton plans to return to the land and be a farmer. JUNE ALBERTA SIBLEY Thy voice if a celextiul melody june's friendliness and cheerful smile have brightened up our high school years. Her ready 'laugh and sociability enliven any gathering that she is part of. We shall always remember her contributions to Dobbs Ferry High in the field of music. She has been a prominent member of the Mixed Chorus and Girls' Glee Club since her Freshman year and was chosen in her Sophomore year to be a member of the Double Quartet. Her portrayal of Lettie in Meet Arizona was one of the outstanding performances of the year. A member of the F.B.L.A. for three years, june proved herself to be an efficient and capable worker. june's ambition is to be another Florence Nightingale and her kindly and sympathetic nature will make her a good one. Page thirty one

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. yi ANNE B 0 BE TS ANGELO FRANK RICCI There was ease in Carey? manner Angelo, known to all as Chick, is one of the leading boys' locker room comedians. To strangers he appears quiet, but his friends know him as the humorous clown he is. Chick has always taken an active role in sports. His work as defensive end in football was a distinct asset to the team. He also was an eager, ambitious basketball player. During his Freshman and Sophomore years he was active in interclass basketball and in his junior year was promoted and played on the junior Varsity team. When spring rolled around, Chick could be seen playing the outer pasture for the baseball team, being a par- ticipant during his Sophomore, junior and Senior years. His time in sports was time well spent. Calm and easy going, Chick often surprises us with his unusual sense of humor. great was ever achieved without enthutiaxm An at irming andfympathetic manner helps her make fiiends easily. In her enthusiastic way she throws herself into any activity she undertakes. Her flair for dramatics and direct- ing has benefitted our class in many ways. As a junior she took the feminine lead in The Pampered Darling which was presented at the County Center, and in her Senior year won the coveted part of Emily in Our Hearts Were Young and Gay . As director of the Music Box Revue , her original- ity and hard work helped to make it the smashing hit that it was. Besides these successes, she has been active in Chorus, Ushers Club, Periauger, and the school paper. In college, Anne plans to study dramatics and four years hence will take Broad- way by storm. Page thirty M-,---M-- .a..,, A- . .,- ,hiv ,t . - A, ,,

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MARY CARMEN TINO PATRICIA JOAN SMITH A lady with a lamp :ball stand Pat's sweet smile and good humor make her a popular member of our class. A sports enthusiast, her boundless energy and spectacular dribble make her a swift-moving forward on the basketball court, where she excels. She is not limited in her athletic ability and is able to play all sports well. As a long-standing member of the F.B.L.A., she has taken part in its numerous activities. She also has sung in the Mixed Chorus. When asked what her favorite pastime is, Pat is quick to reply . . . Loafing , She is much more ambitious than she admits, however, and has plans to be a baby nurse. We know she'll be good in this Held for she has shown her patience and ability to deal with children in caring for her youngest sister. Some think the world ir made for fun and frolic Matfamperamental, vivacious personality and her strik- ing appearance add sparkle wherever she is. Her boundless energy made her an indispensable member of the cheerleading squad. Active in athletics, she was a starring forward in bas- ketball. As a member of the Ushers Club, Mary has helped make it an invaluable asset to school functions. She was a member of the Future Business Leaders of America and the Periauget staff. Aiding in the fund raising projects of the yearbook, she was a chorus girl in the Music Box Revue . In the spring, this young girl's fancy lightly turns to thoughts of the Yankees. Every game finds her eagerly follow- ing the plays at the Yankee Stadium. If Mary can't be found, look for het at the diner where she spends much of her time. Page thirty-two 'bi