Dobbs Ferry High School - Periauger Yearbook (Dobbs Ferry, NY)
- Class of 1959
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Rugged crags and towering mountains In the distance nzeet the sky, We will clinih with you to guide us, So, hail, all hail to thee, Dohhs Ferry High. 2 Color Photograph by David H. B 3 Dedication Navigators Itinerar .........- ..-un... Seniors ............................ Who's Wh in 1959 ......... o Senior Log ....................... Crew ............... Activities Sports ............ N.-.......-U.-............................ 5 9- 15 16- 54 58- 59 60- 61 62- 76 77- 94 95-103 Course of the G. S. Periauger ............ ......... 1 04-105 - . Editorial Section ................................ ......... 1 06- 1 08 4 Dedication We, the Class of 1959, in appreciation for his accomplishments in the science department, his efforts to instill a respect for the unknown, and his sincere, friendly, and unselfish service, dedicate this yearbook to our Senior Advisor, Mr. Milton Mignogna. t 5 -Mob GER - Lmnzf' ' , The yearbook of Dobbs High School is namegigjfop the fnrst ferry boat to make the run bbeeyyeen Dobbs Ferry and die 0PP0SyiF?ypsidel of River. This craft, roughly built boat, was owned and by Dobbs Ferry's bbo booidoof, jan Dobbs- .4g,Q,ii,i . . .' 3 o1oSWCd1Sh lmmlgrant. p We hope, that naminglour yearbook after Dobbsfiif'Periauger,l'lhlwe will recall to the the people of this townigapd thoselloflflis, who have grown the significance of our American heritage. ll l 6 ig THE SHIP 4 fyfyf jgllr , ' -1' 5sfzgsfzg.1,ft:,,.:V-,-,,q- . - ,,t,t5,,l5Wi,, It , , ., , T. 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Dyer Mrs. Gloria Goldson Physical Education and Home Economics Football Coach Mr. Frederick W. Hildenbrand Industrial Arts jsa wig A We 12,55 if ffl? gm 5 E ffiimiik .lly Xwsffyewismwf--W .A rn 4... -s:sa?,':m:swi?3Q7 ' 'Simi' : ' - 15iZ5fiQ3Wi57-- 9 733, ffl- ' ' 4 sive we - ', f ,.,MM. sr . if r '5 . . :ff 331551. '-,f . If'.i1.1hs'fai':'vasszi ilk: ' -1 :.xs?T'S41 IWW , S! 9311, ' WS. . . '..,f 'K . .. A si, ,x , -X -.f . H mrf' Q ' 555, 2.50 195 5. fi: : - Vg, jr- .. f' Qiwggifsy X :pile M' V we. ft gg' 3 T514 .Q .,.' JE, -Eff, f' :'t...5: .E1:f,a2::,.f :Efi J ' fl-du.. lv, ff I-f'SIll7,'-2' I k r ii' '- T3 , -1 1 . ii Q. Q ,K M 2 f -gtz 3 ,:,,, Z 8222? S sg 5 fw,,w EM 23 , is S xi ,hx ,fa Jw f 2 -if ' ff Q f- ,, N ,w,.fM:,wg . 3 , y, . Miss Edna '1'lil'y,i'f T. Kelley General Education Mrs. Edith Jamieson English -3' f , . igtlfizisz 5 i-KW: r - Iyyr 5. . f .ig fi ' gk,, . X up Mr. William F. Kohl English Miss Kathleen E. Greenfield Librarian Mr. Ward K. Jqnes Director of Athletics Mr. George Landes Physical Education and Science Basketball Coach -fffv ' ., :gp --H- A A , ., .... ., B- ? fe ff 2- Ee Q A ' ei' s if Q 1 1 S' 3 J 1 1 is S ' in 44. 3 Af 2 tk V mr' K 4 is img Ska 5 Q . 2:3 ' N 4, , , x 5 c W 5-,tk - J ,, . X V ,.... ... er ' fa x ' ' X hiv S A at 2' 1 Q . K ,A gsm, 1 . gg Ui my W vii il rims F 5 Ai N . H . Q, if ,1,..LQ,,s. N ,-. ' Mr. Adrian K. Maloney Mrs. Marie L. McManus Junior High Mathematics English Mr. Milton E. Mignogna Mr. Walter A. Mikulsky Science English and Driver Education 'ir' ,pave- Miss Marianna Murphy Mrs. Anne O'Rei1ly General Education and Home Economics Social Studies 4 vw . .....,. M .-U . ' .,E!:3EEfiE5E'E' :i':e?.:iE1s,EE' i . a it W 1-. Q W Afgsjx, - . 5 25 5 s , Q - 5 , ifm fv fs ? V-Eff - V eff1f.2-:rf saw s ix 1 s-.fwzgrm s' ,R ' jf,i:f1EfHi golf. E. 3 VM' xl q N Mr. Frank J. Petronis X i X W f nn S. lly Business Subjects px ' ' athe - 'qw ' ' '4 ' HJWW ics .,... . 4..,....:,.... ,. N., ' 652.1 L 154 V .e HEY? . 71. -.f .W . ggkifwrflwe' - N. naps. -in fi gli... .k,. r,,- V r . 5 g,,, 5 F a j' . - g5gi5.5g..:4fj ' K 1 A V, h.V W I ,. 'Awe s MPQWW K 'I 4 KW My - j is f. an W 'fry X55 3 if i nys To E+' .gf 4 W L 3 ff' E 9'-s 2 2 f L .,s 55 , gay' iq. ff c f. K I Y s as Q , i WX 5 'r 5 3 if Q i 452 4 ff - K .V its . fl ,F ui 3. K 254 i?m im gag' two Q SLN gswffp . , ns .. x 5 .-:ia I 5 KT, K I 5 . - . 11 ei 5535? f 'sv ' !?'Yi if Mr. Kenneth W. Mellinger Guidance Mr. Frank J. Miller Intin and French .1 eefe r A Vf .f i e l if .ece i', Mr. Joseph R. Petix Industrial Arts Mrs. Bernice R. Robbins junior High Mathematics Mr. Donald B. Robinson Miss Margaret E. Tunney Miss Haze B. Warner Vocal Music Stenograpbic Subjects Art Mr. William I. J. Williams Mathematics Mrs. Josephine E. Anderson District Records Clerk SW ez .. .- , . , V , 4 mf- ,A 'N ' ' 1au:wf7f:1.,.s - - ' , fi fi: A , Y greg 1 f ' 512' ...., .L., r ,.,,. f .. 1 taxa , 9 , 3 'Q s fi K Mr. Carl Yettru General Education Mrs. Rose Banker Secretary to the Superintendent svsusggpg ev Q QW Magix. B, n sf gi so-an Xxx tim M ' st 4 E w my f- -vv:: 1 ...: , ,',, l ,gr JIGHQP5 7,57 wiv! gi g YWVVZWTW' gfifmm r. IJ 'l f-191sais-znffi-ifiiiieilaqiwgiili 553 75 355 ' : A-W2 -V V ,V ,F . . ..r. X a , s,W5ggis2g,:mf5s92 H W 4-- fn mrxffrtsfiafil' 5 Y at Q i . ., Q., WZ? ' :sim ,f fa nw xpr.,f:-wwf .hx ...ffm K , ,i ,. .. QQ J X P L fl ng M' lm 1 , ,J :W ' N K 1 f' . fsf R Y X sr 3 . W, i L X Miss Keith Zurliss Girls' Phyxical Education r . t . 1 - va in agrareaws -ek' mf 72221 -- I 'Gfr3r::i:::.vI.':II'?i , ,. - e r f V -f jf . L L fi 73915 .iff 1 ' '- Q5 Mrs. Mary Belarge Secretary-Guidance Mrs. Harriet Hotel, R.N. Mrs. Marguerite Miller Miss Florence Muscari S cbool N urse Secretary to the Principal Telephone Operator and Typist Seninr f-lrlvisnrs X . R. MILTON MIGNOGN A Those who b aze0Qur Senior Year most enjoyable. Senior Class Uffiners Left to right: Kathy Sullivan, Secretaryg Tom O'Reilly, Preside President. Absent: Neal Baker, Treasurer. 16 mtg Marie Zevola, Vice- S dflhfi xw. .. Q M Yearly li i'4'- 13:1 'ff -2- Qs-Qs:,ffQ+a ,sf if M vs 2 psf I P Q 'ily-v 011 .tr 1:1 N wth F'5,9XF l't th 1 'Ji Q if!!-glwhflls JK Y NX Q5 QW ff 4' J' ng! xg-gf' 'j,. 3' l MJ 'ix 41' 4 ew WJ ' 91 W L ' WW' .f x f-if ,X f W! L' V, if ZJ ,nv :ir Q I Lf. l . X 'Nw f UN-' N 'NW fy 0 W pf L ff : A,.. A X QJV DJJ JVYJBL' 3 JK f C f fi L don A, M fl J if lv Ll Lfj Oy K 4 LW 2 X2 tb 56553 C! J .360-QBNQCS, ft ,. Aff X Qu Q35 JAMES RICHARD ANDERSON Remember, better the world with tz song. Enthusiastic, friendly jim . . . tall, blond, blue- eyed . . . lead tenor and active President of the Chorus . . . good sense of humor . . . loves to drive . . . big tease . . . lunchroom regular . . . les girls . . . plans to enter the field of Advertising. Science Club 15 Chorus 2,3,4, President 45 N.Y.S.S.M.A. 2,4g New Paltz 2,53 Student Council 3,43 Treasurer 4g Periauger Associate Business Editor 4, College Club 4. 18 BARBARA ANN ALTAMURA Beware of the fury of tt patient one. Easy going, generous Barbara . . . bright red hair . . . friendly . . . likes to dance . . . Girls Sports regular . . . pretty twirler . . . ambition - to be a secretary in an advertising agency . . pet peeve - work . . . Same difference. Business Club 2,5,4g Newspaper 5,4g Twirlers 44 Ushers Club 45 Chorus 2,33 Activities Council Zg Girls Sports ' CQ 65,557 l,2,3,4. fig eip, fp Qs JD 'nl gfjbxv? or J, do Upfaf sftieff ,flake Q JUSQV off .ff MARY- ANN ANNICHIARICO Sweeter alto than honey and the honey comb. Soft spoken, astute Mary Ann . . . cute blue eyes with long flirtatious eyelashes . . . never has to set her hair . . . vivacious cheerleader . . , candid . . . frequently blushes . . . pet peeve-loudmouths . . . undecided about the future. Cheerleading 3,43 Newspaper 5,4, Production Editor 4g Business Club 2,3,4, Vice-President 3, President 45 Girls Sports 1,2,5,4g Junior Red Cross 13 Activities Council 4. .- , fn-ef xffW1piWJJV..5vJD.,.l we of ' f' . I on A , We 'W WW Z ' A QZd4cfiZ1'L ZMU' .f w Time bar fallen nrleep in e nfternoovf Jnnfhinef' Quiet, reserved KennyU . . . flaming red hair . . . talented artist . . . hard worker . . . slow moving . . . pet peeve-school . . . ambition-Coast Guard Academy. if kg' . UMM! n , XV , Xzzp Newspaper 45 Project on Club 4. 5 eww! W4 f :T V . it 19 RONALD JOHN AUBEL Man if maker 0 f his own l9applne.U. Athletic Ronnie, . . . seems quiet but rffl Ira' neath it all- . . . helped to design our C ss ' g ,f . . . blond and blue-eyed . . . alvgggfouft-f good time . . . football number 6 . . a h tty I 4 , if M ff laugh. g UN! If, lv Ylw. science Club 15 varsity F 0tEZKj4 Q v7ll4 sity Club 4. 0 ' I J A f elf Ll! J' l d' J fl' ff ff A , fj ff i ifnjsj X, C 6 f X .,, a X f J , if jf ff ,f f X 47 A A .fdf V PATRICIA ANN BARTELS 'JX How far that little candle throw! in beam. Gentle, congenial Pat . . . beautiful clothes . . . long, long ponytail . . . peppy cheerleader . . . little and cute . . . a nice friend to have . . . Yeah . . . Pet peeve-cheering in the rain . . . Ambi- tion-Secretary. Cheerleading 4g Newspaper 3,45 Business Club 2,5,4, Secretary 4g Ushers Club 3,45 Girls Sports 4. f fziaafumdgzawbfay ulwfigf Y' 1 My ', af' like egiydyf I gf X wffeqgoiiiy lf .1 9-H I wiv U I J Qfzfyafx fjfdfi fi 4 qyfy fl 692s L5 1, ALLEN MARTIN BERKMAN Patience if the key 0 f content. Industrious, amicable Allen . . . dark hair and brown eyes . . . always smiling . . . but, a pro- found worrier . . . nice to be with . . . sensitive . . .eager to be helpful. Science Club 1,2,3g College Club 45 Periauger Staff 4. fda-4. Z Iflgilgl F. BELARGCEL V4 Z A Aoffflndsitllgdg 0yt0nn 01, Hts' Popular jo-jo . . . quite an athlete! . . . pet peeve: girls . . . loves ice cream . . . stare much? . . . Mutt and Jeff -Georgie and joe . . . you said it brother . . . wha? a tease . . . ambition: Air Force. ' fad , J.V. Basketball l,2, Captain 2g Var ' Basketball 3,4g Baseball 1,2,3,4g Varsity Football 2 g Varsity Club 3,4. 21 i l A x 4 E , Ii ,s v f ,- 4 v PATRICK BJERKE H e Jpeaketb not, yet there liex 4 corwermtion in his eyerf' Good-looking, blue-eyed Pat . . . crew cut . . . loves ravioli . . . math whiz . . . quiet?-not when you know him . . . Chemical Engineering up his alley . . . impish grin and a mischievous gleam in his eye . . . avid football fan and outstanding player . . . and I in my cap -'Twm the Night Before Chrirtrmzf. Chorus 45 Varsity Football 4g Varsity Club 4. .ff .V W 1' -'I' N fy , 'ky' . :L A by fi 5 . 4 fzfifwifs W P , , J x, if .-LVL J ,x,?I'L Q. 'ill-'T if Vi: tw .M l, fd QtriirL ,.rwlWQniJii, itil 54 Q ni! ills ' nrdffd'-21 mf? is' HW We 4 , ,fl , H ,iM4,,-'Tia ? L MD My Q 0 W I riwfff? W' 'Opaafl' 4 we H An ,IC A191102 gs! N Qui! ' rwiruw Q Wil Mr' A rw lljtf-AQlf'l'Uv fl 'P JL Li' af' -r Tv K J icy, -frj-1.51-eq -we 45 W f WM - f f' JEFFREY MARK BERNSTEIN My lim 1' 451 A penny for your thoughts. l Friendly, carefree Jeff . . . hot temper . . . many sports facts . . . loves parties . . . great sense of humor . . . I'll lay ya odds . . . roast chicken . . . plans for college. College Club 5,45 J.V. Basketball 1,2g Chorus 4. My UM. 3 5 Cy l . I rigs 'N ti' Q tr f W WX JV Y JA S ' di? Nici- Ni YNNE'?lzQ T51 agus wiv .ell lr E 4 XJ X X' QL' C gait istzgretttihdwzntage. XJ ' J Quiet, reserved Anne . . . college awaits this Senior . . . sax expert . . . I donit have a southern accent . . . Political Science ahead . . . never seen without her knee socks . . . drive much? . . . loyal Library Club member . . . loves to ride horseback! Photography Club lg College Club 2,5,4g Senior Dra- matics Club 3g Band 2,3,4g junior 'Red Cross 45 Senior Library Club 43 Periauger Ways and Means Staff 4. 21 X P, . 4 7 - -X . E , x Y J, g 1 , I x i 5 rs FN xl 4 x x JP N. - A, B , . f rf . 5,1 X I W A 24 I . x - L A 1 ,' s H-f'F ,, - me 1 Q ,J Q. 5 K ,A N 'x x 4' Q cl ' x s' RUTH MORISON BOWDEN Born with the gift of laughter ami tz sense that the world if mad. Whimsical, argumentative Ruthe . . . nice sing- ing voice . . . sometimes scatterbrained . 1 . those Mariners . . . makes friends easily . . . often tem- petamental . . . always with Wendy . . . never a dull moment! . . . pet peeve: busy work . . . am- bition: teaching and Europe. Chorus 1,2,3,45 N.Y.S.S.M.A. 43 Junior Red Cross 2,3, President 53 College Club 2,5,4g Dramatics Club 2,55 Activities Council 3,43 Ushers Club 3,4, Vice-Ppresident 4g New Paltz 5g Junior Dramatics Club lg Periauger Staff 4. ,Z RONALD DAVID BRAY He bath ol heart at round af a bell. Helpful, relaxed Ronny . . . a nice smile . . . often at Ligget's . . . Boys' State . . . hard worker . . . wonderful sense of humor . . . diligent stage hand . . . competent carpenter . . . pet peeve: selling Pepsi at basketball games . . . plans to be a construction engineer. Science Club 13 Student Council 1,2,3, Treasurer 25 Class President 23 Stage Crew 1,Z,3,4, Captain 4g Chorus 2,5,4g Periauger Assistant Associate Business Editor 4. if on lj w V1 l x N i N Wilgiilas W evelf all diligent . Let s get behind these . . . ei ant . . . no Society ose whi bucks! . . . medicin its hi . gf2iBIT lub 25 Honor Society ill cor keeper 3,49 Pe 'auger College Cl b 43' r X 1 if Y il A ,Q , .9 LJ ,,1,4,.,,J1 ,O i 3 ' ' .Q .4 - ' P 4 - , - . A - T L. Q 5 E Q x - - , s 5 , .. as I Q' 'Q C - A Y : 5 1 F - ,V A. ' - . H. ' Y 5 BEVERLY LYNN BUXTON W 1 5 5 . en . 5 AJ good-mzmred 41 mul ar dere trod on rlooe ojileazzfherf' 0, r l 'D ' ' ' ' ' A Q0 'I Cute, friendly Bev . . . those sparkling blue eyes . . . enthusiastic, excellent twirler . . . a smile for everyone . . . beautifully groomed . . . No One Knowsi' . . .I pet peeve- Conceitecl boys . . . Frank Sinatra fan . . . loves to dance. Chorus 45 Newspaper 45 Twirlers 45 Business Club 4. ,tx Will! lwwiz af 7 fadk 716i tl M war at .Q ,W : . 1 25' si , I - yi 0 DAVID LOUIS CARROLL joking and humor are pleazmnzff' Carefree, mischievous Dave . . . sometimes serious . . . always looking for fun . . . changing moods . . . competent co-captain of the football squad . . . locker room soloist . . . great tease . . . pet peeve-phony smiles . . . ambition-farming. Football 2,3,4, Co-Captain 4g Baseball lg Varsity Club 45 J.V. Basketball Zg Chorus 2,5. ! N jnwmg MMM-47J Do not put of t orrow wh ca enjoyed today. X Dark, affable Bill . . . quiet yet friendly . . . shocking silk vests . . . night rider . . . hot jazz musician . . . smooth dancer . . . appreciation of the opposite sex . . . vast selection of string ties . . . lover of meatballs and spaghetti . . . future promises a career in the art field. Chorus 49 Projection Club 4. f ,i , X i DOROTHEA ALICE CHITTENDEN The only way to have el friend if to be one. Cute, popular Dolly . . . seems quiet, but what a commotion she can cause! . . . a million gym excuses . . . officer of many clubs . . . gets French and Spanish mixed up . . . a good sport. . . attrac- tive clothes . . . always ready for an argument . . . fun to be with . . . ambition: teaching. Student Council lg Science Club Ig Chorus 25,45 College Club 2,3,4, Vice-President 4g Senior Dramatic Club 2,53 Ushers Club 2,3,4, President 43 Activities Council 4. A633433-Q2 f 2 4 AWE! fame, PZA R C amy ff ' ' nf ' if if JU!-ZA-h iff a r y oo e iendl ,af few ,Vw ,O X QQ CQ-fciwgqf - 7005 MDGUCPUU-Sf? it Qy A nl' -t W-Tabu ,hw ,y , M 0.1452 rtlwitloi, wg, ul ff ,, . g it ' not-11 dpi' A 5, all 1 I 2 -., ff ll ral y l' 1, 5215 lilwlv QGIAJX -Ali Ishii d U 'ec My W W' ilerkefi U' DAVID K. CLEVERDON 91,7 A merry heart doeth good like iz medicine. ' Congenial Dave . . . magic anyone? . . . blond, curly hair and ruddy complexion . . . Si senorita . . . Take me back to Austria . . . loves pizza! . . . life of any party . . . Austrian ski sweaters. Football 25 Stage Crew 3,43 College Club 3,4g A.F.S. to Austria 3. 93' Th , QW, WH Wwe he fhfferdizwbim , EQ f H JOAN MARIE CONDON enthusiasm. Inquisitive, reliable joan . . . a willing worker . . . oh, those questions in French . . . hates lima beans and liver . . . silly giggle . . . our Art Editor . . . seen daily in the lunchroom . . . future com- mercial artist. Chorus 5,43 Projection Club 3g College Club 45 N.Y. S.S.M.A. 45 Periauger Art Editor 4. Nothing great war ever achieved wit 1? ' X s11T5L:,g.Q. ..'5,',w . wrfll l'l vilS QIEMR Qenflyz wffwff sf-Mai. 11,11 fairways ' lQf1AfVlE,W75ExQ Tlwsi 144144.15- Qc CqllP'Ti! Qa5QXgp6g!i Lx A! We Q-if cz. I WYE,-ffl . iffy ,qfwfi Q, fy 5,j'?jf7g1f!'5'l-LJ::Vl fix? ... pt:.cf-f ,git Y3i54:R ,,,0L,0+4q:XVl KATHERINE ANN CULLEN Cl X ' - - 1 900' be Ck T' fl 'ella cf I-Q-Longs A tender heart, a will inflexible. Sympathetic, pleasant Kathy . . . very capable twirler captain . . . once more . . . craves steak . . . able typist on the Eagle Echo staff . . . stands up for the Irish . . . a ready laugh . . . an under- standing listener . . . future secretary . . . active Business Achievement Club member. Sports 1,2,3,4g Newspaper 3,4g Twirling 2,5,4, Co-Cap- tain 5, Captain 4g Business Achievement Club 2,3,4g Ac- tivities Council 4g Periauger Copy Staff 4. aria :Mya f . ,f f - J' -. 14 ' J it-f!N'Q ll 9 KJ 5 af . 1 l If' + . A 1 I inf' 'I 1 I, . f .I ' 'A I- it li l in 4 f X ff! 4 Q ' 1 J ' . ' .5 I lj ,jill ie, VV. ZX: lf, ,J 'I r 4,1 AI , . I, p 'MMARIEXN LOUISE CROFT if JVYJ- ,V aj 3,7 Live merrily ar thou cami. ,J ' . if I ' t . 1 s '. Attractive Mal . . . latest fashions . . . quite 1. a dancer . . . oh, that naturally curly hair . . . great with the licorice stick CClarinet that isj . . . enthusiastic Shawneeite . . . hates Sinatra! . . . woman driver . . . do-re-me-fa-so-la-ti-do. Chorus 1,2,3,4g Band l,2,5,4g Senior Dramatics Club 2,3g Girls Sports 39 College Club 2,3,4g N.Y.S.S.M.A. 2,4g New Paltz Sy Ushers Club 45 Periauger Copy Staff 4. ZORINA JOY DUCKER Better late than never. Zany, sociable Zorina . . . carefree and light- hearted . . . better late than never . . . loves convertibles . . . what can I tell ya?l' . . .definitely not a born chemist . . . dislikes punctual people . . . would love to go to Europe. Senior Library Club 4g Art Club 45 Business Club 45 College Club 4. wiiiw X N5 lflhlp lM QU Jltllkk . ll M3101 iDm5La07VU LOLMQ is X a4iAUi?Qez Jpdlibql A M L7 fi VV ls.- gl 'A ill i Dilphpigdicigaliieiywittyi cyl s!i! happy and ca free . . . cute pixie hair clut . . . a collection of assorted shoes . . . enigmatic and capricious . . . active in dramatics . . . washes hair every morning . . . seen often with cohorts, Bill and jimmy . . . hilarious remarks in class . . . tal nted, artist. q ' Wir if f Alia. its Senior ramatic Alub if Vice- rel rat , lisp fu r l v Zi Chorus 4fL, ' 1 ,-5 A , - lytwlfywlfriamrfx fildmw M i .Lim j I Jf,fbblQ Q ' Liwittwlw 1, J: lfwl ,X LAWRENCE JOSEPH DUPREE MiJclJief, thou art afoot. Sometimes joking, sometimes serious . . . co- operative . . . loves football . . . even-tempered . . . likes to laugh . . . pet peeve: teachers who yell at noisy students . . . college plans. Chorus 4g Projection Club 4g Varsity Club 45 Varsity Football 4. '52 6 JOANNE THERESA FAN ELLI Life if not life or all without delight. Pretty, peppy jo . . . lively temperament . . . bewitching brown eyes . . . never at a loss for words . . . hates unfriendly people . . . goes mad over johnny Mathis . . . lots of luck . . . lover of chow mein . . . aspiring airline hostess. Newspaper 1,45 Business Club 2,3. 1 V , Y' WW 4 ff' fp? ' ' ' If , - , gf. ' AD x, .QI -17 I A I - , ,ff I ' pl' I f. H X' I I Q tbl if . I I I , ,H V ,,,-2 X , or ' ,, X L ' V ' li f f ' 'i A ' J. ' C ,,.-- . 4 . f 'H ' , 04 C, A . 1 ff ' I, t ff., . fu! 3 ', ' ' i SUSAN JEAN FENDRICK A merry heart maketh a cheerful countenance. Pert, bouncy Sue . . . little and cute . . . oh, those dimples! . . . contagious enthusiasm . . . unlimited vocal ability . . . frequent diner cus- tomer . . . good figure and the clothes to match . . . wild typist . . . loves to dance . . . clear the streets when she's behind the wheel! College Club 4g Business Club 3,4g Newspaper 59 Girls Sports 35 Periauger Staff 4. Eg 'grae-f H ' ' W 6 3' il 'es ' X X-ilekfufb wut-'vLfLfc:1, g,x.,i,zjL,f H .JQ..,.,Lx V an tk can i l A t A 3QffJf-e-1,--.f f1,l..t,U,r,, iX1iCu,9,,f .K ll Q up f W P, fbi , llnum gxlbgh .spl . ' -N .K l'..c.,.f YMSQCJLL4 fQ2t,1r.,a.,lL,,k2, ffxfgg , rw bbw' CJ . YT ,, Q4 QVQQ Fife , u,,,fC..elt.f?,,4gT2..aufi,iull.-alfa ag 'JSUs.r,,. GERALDINE ANN GALASSI Laugh and the world laughs with you. ic, talkative Gerry . . . oh, that temper . . . lively gab fests . . . pet peeve-being teased . . . eats pizza exclusively . . . boys, boys, boys . . . punches a mean volley ball . . . last minute home- work . . . Hi, honey . . . wants to be an airline stewardess and go to Europe. we K 'Wu C, Q, e.,. 4' 3 Business Club 2,3,4g Newspaper 2,4. s A .4 lf Vw 1',V-A y ,L-f.' THOMAS IRVING GEIGER There are two .rider to every quertionf' DGood humored, candid 'Tomi' . . .conscientious FJ worker . . . many questions . . . goes in for science f. . . radios, radios, radios . . . quiet, but you always now he's there . . . pet peeve: 500 word essays mv' . . Juture electrical engineer. JV X Sill' H L lectronics Cl b 4. k. . O' N . A Ur 1 l ix uk Q' wx' lid f ill QM ull' 'lo QQIVNKO i V J' . i W flew J fm ,y .L LJ lf WV ' 7 FU an C! r fled' L! If ' f ILA' Nflffh wKyJ1'4V!p,N ,MA ,fr :auf if U 'Mae bff 1w.f,,z, ,Jffpf N1 'l V1 f et-ff 'I gif' 'lilly VU I b' Rjov N2i,,,fg lv ,yr I' Lit 'WML ri , WWF bl! Llkfqktjfy to 55,0 J V, if 5. L. in .1 in H Q if' to Fl ll 4 ' ff ' 'Alf 'V V1 ' ,GU 129-17 fb' .1 . W' l V ...ff ,li fi , x . 1 ,, - it A ' , 1 i , , f Y. I' . f I A 1 H I . X-f X A ' 'Lf ' V t 1 A x. f N ' nf l Y' 'W' L,-' , 1, !. ' 'lu' Jw f 1. Ni oi 1 J if , I ' All LJ. it: 4 ,if yqffiz ful ff' ti ii if 1 VL LJ 5 1 , - 4 Y K Jlb Z, L, lug, jk, K i Y , ,, li BLANCHE ADRIANNE GELMAN A good laugh if Jzmslainef' Giddy, talkative Blanche . . . clear, olive com- plexion and dark, dark hair . . . crazy giggle . . . fantastic rings . . . clothes, clothes and more clothes . . . always with Sue . . . You believe it favorite food: steak and French fries . . . plans on a college education. Chorus 3g Newspaper Staff 59 College Club 3,45 Junior Red Cross 25 Periauger Staff 4. :SE S ' Q F5 lag E Q i , C ga s 1 9' 5 5 E it a 5 , JAMES RICHARD GRANDE No one knows what be can do till he trier. Cute, popular Babe . . . subtle sense of humor . . . athletic ability to spare . . . loads of fun to know . . . one of the boys . . . a lot more than meets the eye . . . loves turkey . . . cheerleaders with long hair are his pet peeve . . . ambition-to be a drifter. Varsity Football 2,3,4g Varsity Basketball 3,4, Co-Cap- tain 45 Baseball 2,3,4g Varsity Club 3,49 J.V. Basketball 1,2, Captain Z5 Chorus 45 Junior Red Cross 45 Pro- iection Club 4. l 2 'i i , r 4 S, it :li GEORGE DONALD GRAHAM JR. We may be as good as we please, if we please to be good. Tall, happy-go-lucky Sweets . . . lots of laughs . . . umbrella and convertible . . . real gone red outfits!!! . . . never a dull moment . . . a Whiz on either the football field or the basketball court . . . number 98 . . . idol of the underclass girls . . . teachers' pet peeve. Varsity Football l,2,3,4g j.V. Basketball lg Varsity Bas- ketball 2,3,4, Co-Captain 4g Baseball 1,2,3,4g Varsity Club 5,45 Activities Council 4g Projection Club 4. . m -Mir? fi I Y! 1 ,X 1 1' ,f 1- V. f V .., ny , Y 1 1 Vfllh. .rt Myvhy ' l ,l - .f 1 'V .s N , 1 ' if W . ,, U r Y .1 , V! -- ' . ,ff , 2 A p U!!! ' ' ' l '- I I J +V is vb O LH sf' - ,A ' V - a s f' -G' L is lfrlii Wi . Vind 0 swf ' ' Q . pf 15 . .'J,xf.t 'QQ 1' 'li if ff L: -' 5' 1. -' ' ' if ' - i o N a K -if 31 f iff. Q,-'7 ' if' 'G a e i - L A It V r' M Y if if f if f ' .ht ' , s x sue' . H .if - 4 Je nAPCQtl,,1EAN..GRigY 5 A - 1,- ilbfifii' IA A ' alll V , 'Ml . u ff: i. ' , 'ff divinely tzzllyzfndfwoit dl1!Z7lQlM'fZZf.H' e . W' L . 'fi' ' f-ff Sof ikenyfriendly Carol . . . 'helpful and,cd- '-J. .1 :Af 5 m- X. 'K' . - operative ., ystulisly hill paigdvanderer . trips tlaelsloylvaiid Johiisorglsif '. ,2ixEvq1yn's' sister - Y 1 .' hateschanfiel switchers . . .lfiiever Walks ifishe can get the car.: . .-Mliatxxpould-the Chorusido with- i'. Q. ', ' out. 5 r? . 1 .Unisiefsityvof Michigan, watch outl' iw ,-. ' - xx Chorus 1,2,3,4,' Spcretaryx 45 Girflp Sports 1,25 College Club '2,3,45 Class Vice-President 1,25 Senior Dramatic Club 33 Neiivspaper 5,2i, Publicity Editor 3, Activities Editor 455 ,Horror 'Society '3,4, Treasurer 45 Periauger Associate literary Editor 45 Activities Council 4. ' x 'i lf' 1 X i 'AQUA'-Pf.. :YI.'.,L,f .1 . I .. . elbeqote eutmei.. ffL.64' Yr'-7. i l-'LX CL' ,xx LCOQ' gf.-,fix , Lyykffii- ni' '. 1,1 'E J?-L4 LQ. g, a, -5 .5 5:41 we I i, u .4-r.. l 'A 1' 1 l ' i.'i. '- JUDITH MARILYN' GREENE For all things are accomplished by diligence and labor. Amicable, conscientious Judi . . . enthusiastic and diligent . . . plays a cool sax . . . hates people who misspell her first name . . . put on your glasses and stop talking to the chair . . . thrives on egg foo young. . . a passion for gum- drops . . . likes a good book . . . ambition: teaching. College Club 5,4, Corresponding Secretary 45 Senior Dramatics Club 2,35 Senior Library Club 55 Band 3,45 Ushers Club 45 Chorus 45 Periauger Ways and Means Stal? 4. RICHARD ALEXANDER HAY To fair request silent performance maketh bert return. Shy, talented Ricardo . . . blushes galore . . . quiet but not over-looked . . . future Rembrandt? . . . well-known blue station wagon . . . where'd you get that Wild red jacket? . . . loyal member of the A 8: P Staff g tc , V? etftiiiffef mf f if so fffft 0 I ff . J, GW! LAURA FRANCES HUBER Little and good if twice good. Petite, lively Laura . . . little girl with a big per- sonality . . . ready smile for all . . . oh, those cute bangs . . . I'm not the shortest girl in the class! . . . loves meatballs and spaghetti . . . I'm coming, lim coming! . . . valuable addi- tion to the chorus . . . capable Periauger Literary Editor. Chorus l,2,3,4g Senior Dramatics 2,33 Activities Council 2,3,4, Secretary 4g Ushers Club 2,3,4, Secretary 45 Peri- auger Literary Editor 4, Science Club 1,25 College Club 2,5,4, Secretary 3, Honor Society 3,45 N .Y.S.S.M.A. 3,4. MARY JANE MARIE LIBERATO Minh is like iz flash of lightning, that hreakx through a gloom of cloudy. . . Vivacious Mary . . . Thank you, honey . . . devotee of Italian food . . . ambition-beautician . . . a true friend . . . Rickey Nelson fan . . . pet peeve: stubborn people. . . sparkling brown eyes and pink cheeks . . . never at a loss for words . . . Business Club 2,5,4g Girls Sports 2. I can be seen with Gerry and Rose. Q, X M wt' UQLQM x Idggdo, Z 1 7e,fa,,14f. 34, ,U 4 4,1 2 f ROSE MATILDA KISSAM Conversation warms the mind and enliven: the imagination. Lively, fun-loving Millie . . . twinkling eyes and pixie haircut . . . infectious giggle . . . ya know?1' . . . volatile temperament . . . loves to gossip . . . adores Italian food . . . pet peeve: conceited boys . . . ambition: to become a secre- tary and get married. Ushers Club 2,35 Business Club 2,3,4g Newspaper 4. taco f '3fV6' yew ' ' yup 9b QM 'I is :iam M: W I wg ij -.te 'N ' , I a. HERMAN JOSEPH MEYER QuietneJJ if bert. Eager, conscientious Herman . . . friendly and agreeable . . . naive humor . . . always a small trail of admiring underclassmen . . . bewilderment in Math class . . . interesting string ties . . . avid baseball fan . . . frustration over English IV. Science Club 1,25 Chorus 45 College Club 45 Projection Club 4. I WILLIAM JOHN MCCARTHY Good to be merry and wife. Sincere, reserved Bill . . . an individualist . . . loved by all who know him . . . lucky card player - The Flush . . . brilliant observations . . .whiz at science . . . kindly sarcasm . . . Oh, yeah? . . . likely to succeed. Science Club 2,3g College Club 3,4. J' ai? I if a6f,LfQ, 21 . MARILYN LOUISE CHELL 1 Hitch your wagon to a Har. MZO 3 U . Cheerful, cooperative ilyn . . . new hairdos . . . inseparable friend of Ilene and Susan . . . pretty twirler . . . never a lack of male admirers . . . gym excuses galore . . . lazagna and pizza . . . regular at the Diner . . . ambition: to get married. Q66 ,bleak Q66 - Periauger Staff 45 Twirlers 45 lege Club 4. .-if W,i,,f 'f f 1 1 Ay 7 X rip Dpfgf ' X ,fb 1 V .J ' - ya' A, .ff fill' an if RGBERT EDWARD MORABITO I will maintain laiimor to the last. Carefree, cheerful Bob', . . . ardent enjoyer of life . . . unexpected serious moments . . . always willing to lend a hand . . . possessor of definite ideas . . . anyone for an argument? . . . faithful chorus member . . . loves food, any kind! . . . per peeve: gym inside . . . hopes to be a cook in the Navy. Chorus 1,2,5,43 N.Y.S.S.M.A. 4g Projection Club lg Base- ! ball Team Manager 23 Junior Red Cross 15 Activities 3 I Council 1,4g Varsity Club 4. if ,-ff 4 , i !.f'X? Y! ' f ggi f l, y' A f M Q ,, if yfgrif' I .ryy by ' 537 1 ,, 5 g, ,f g 1, jfs' 4 V g 1' fl 39 , ,V 1 1 : 4 A if 1' ik? ef. S gtg! ikgiikw il wg t ti! ow rug' X ith J gt, Q, ,K 'WAY W Bly' if ill., 'ti Q KCMU KY' qui Vx 'big ,. 7 hh! up ,F B' It 5 ELEANOR MARIE MORO qkfi I up Marie if the thing of the world that gif love mort. Ya' Frank, unpredictable Ellie . . . short boyish haircut . . . classical music lover-the louder the better . . . dislikes rock 'n roll . . . envied owner of black and white Chevy . . . favorite dish is roast beef and onions . . . oh, those cups of coffee at the diner . . . White Plains Hospital, here I come! Dramatics Club 35 Chorus lg junior Red Cross 3. af ff it C ff ,ff M f it 1. 4 , ff' J -5 ' ,fi .V 1: Y J ,I W J' .V,. I N Il,f,y A ,fl ALBEKLI' ANTHONY MUASCARI - Ike iriirest way not to fail, , 4, ir to determine to Jucceeii. 1. ff? I-larried, hurried Algae . . . conscientious Stu- ll dent Council President . . . shy grin . . . friendly greeting for all . . . always ready to attack the next job . . . Don't forget locker inspection today! . perpetually on the go . . . frequent- ly seen roaming the halls during 2nd period . . . pet peeve: grouchy people . . . college and a business career await this senior. ,f Chorus 1,2,3,4g Class President 3g Student Council 1,2, 3,4, Treasurer 5, President 4g N.Y.S.S.M.A. 25 Honor Society 3,45 Activities Council 4. 4 'N THOMAS GOULARD O'REILLY Strong and content I tnwel the open road. Capable, easy-going Tom . . . big wheel- conscientious class president . . . good times ga- lore . . . grid-iron terror . . . Oh, that Ford Fair- lane . . . lover of lobster . . . serious moments . . . peps up any party . . . career in the field of business lies ahead. Basketball 1,Z, Co-Captain 23 Varsity Football 1,2,3,4, Co-Captain 45 Class President 1,4g Class Vice-President 55 Student Council 45 Varsity Club 3,4g Chorus 2,3,4g College Club 4g Assembly Committee 4. JACK LESTER NEWMARK Friend: are born, not made. Quiet, friendly Jack . . . tall and dark . . . Alan Freed addict . . . What me Worry? . . . steak is his favorite dish . . . often seen cruising around Dobbs Ferry in his hot Ford . . . pet peeve-gym . . . ambition-to graduate. Stage Crew 4. Q l wfwsiekfx M V rx 4, 17 V M! V 45 WA my ,Sw ULSUS ug Rsoxgz POVPO Xp! W0 i if? lg 52 an O olj?9v q idwiKL.,,b ,J ergglf, enthtgfigstigligtgyu . . . pet peeve- ' who ygslft dapice . . . Parlez-vous fran- . ' . .jigoqi lldincer . . . What, huh? . . . , Eagle Egfqnjeyli or from way back . . . rock 'n r Wa . . cutefmile . . . on every committee ,gf 302' . i' agyone seen my pocketbook around r1awgrgMp l spaper , akeup Editor 2,3, Editor-in-chief 4g i G6'ls ,2,3,4g couege Club 4g Ushers Club 25,45 1 onor 'ety 3,4' Chorus l,2,3,4g N .Y.S.S.M.A. 4g Seni ra atic l ,3, Secretary-Treasurer 35 Activi- i ties uncil 5 iau r Associate Editor 4. ' if 7 ly i L5 t l aw 4 olfvfv 'QD pl V we Y! l if pf Y 39 V Jw l 36032397 l 4 l l GAIL ROSEMARY POMEROY l Though I am alwayf in bane, f I am never in nz hurry. l Efficient Gail . . . beautiful voice . . . O Holy l Night . . . good laughs and times . . . oh, that red hair! . . . loves classical music . . . neatly groomed . . . always hurrying somewhere . . . tell us about Shawnee. Chorus 1,2,3,-45 N.Y.S.S.M.A. 2,43 Senior Dramatic Club 2,3g College Club 2,3,4, President 4g Honor Society 3,43 Library Club 23 Red Cross 39 Periauger Assistant Asso- ciate Editor 4. x N No G f'iZ'lmf-t ' digg UU ' n figs flick - l ,XA .Q Q K lx! .4 x gi' THOMAS PURCELL fxrvf ' ,Xxv X ,M J, , X G-f Bre'uity is the .foul of witf Xi -FJ Carefree Tom . . . shutterbug enthusiast . . . Deal me in! . . . humorous . . . Tom Geiger's companion . . . radio signals at all hours of the day and night . . . always working on a science ki, project . . . pet peeve: the kit he didn't finish in Electronics Club . . . ardent hockey fan. Projection Club 4g Band 1,25 Photography Club 1,25 ix' Science Club 1,2,3g College Club 4, Electronics Club 4, President 49 Periauger Photography Editor 4. X 5 X in 1 r, R me afwczf afycu-a QQ 21515 MMM, ,Q ta wa, cs? maj' - 5 ' 1 I 'M ' as MI YQmg The world deals good-mzturedly ' good-matured people. Friendly, amicable Charlie . . . ivy league . . . brains to spare . . . tennis, anyone? . . . good looks . . . great sense of humor . . . full of laughs . . . pet peeve: women drivers . . . a lively addition to any group. Tennis Team 2,53 Science Club 1,2,3, Vice President 2,33 Honor Society 3,45 Newspaper Staff 1,25 Chorus 2g Varsity Club 4. 43 , Philip' M tl A ailiiltallfitlliiii s sftfelmitw , fx On- 6'lM Ric . . big ase . . . food! . . Oh, man . . . quite a basketball player . . . those lunchroorn discussions . . . me worry? . . . pet peeve: people who ask him what his pet peeve is . . . life is just one big joke . . . favorite pastime: betting with Ed. Science Club l,2g College Club 2,5,4g Tennis Team 25 Student Council Alternate lg Class Treasurer 2,33 J.V. Basketball 1,25 Varsity Basketball 5,43 Varsity Club 45 Periauger Ways and Means Staff 4. E MARGARET REHM ROTHSCHILD Every individual nature lou: its own beauty. J! Alert Peg,' . . . Well . . . hard to know, but when you do . . . known for her rapid walking pace . . . those noon hours in the lunchroom . . . pet peeve: people who take copious notes during lectures . . . atractive brunette . . . Bar- , -nard, here I come!! . . . frequently seen in Mrs. T jamieson's room-Eagle Echo coming out? Club 1,2, Secretary 29 Newspaper 1,2,3,4, Activi- ties Editor 2, Literary Editor 3,45 Chorus 3,4g College Club 3,49 Senior Dramatics Club 2,3,i President 3g Honor Society 3,4g Ushers Club 5,43 Activities Council 2,4, resident kggiapger Asssitant Associate Likeiaigy Edit 'sg , 1 5 xg M, R ,J I ' 'ff if g' gig, V fnixwgyv., ii? Mwst gigs, 4. My 2 t' in that as gsffn , , JW? fii,,xDYlV K iw f ' A, Leif' fm , lam'2 iwigx eww A V tw sm QQ We QS ,M . X , 'QL ,QV-q Witt , ,s- H Q Q. 1 ' ff' HQQZQ is .- V A L 1' 't if .1 Eid '?'W V dwg New tw- s-,MMA N122 A , K' rf- ye 7 T kt, , gk ' V 'Al I :xg fx if 1- AK aj,f5tfe,a, ,1., ,-ff,-1iQ,o,Aj jwf. 'lit If V ,Mu 1 tg Bw A at D 'K,p5,g fy, 'Q?'lRigwi, X X. J fguaufl is X ff FYR A' cffjf--' -c fwf Act' X Ng llA'?JifJD0,1J 'fu-J -XLLVC, if 'risk ,riff AMY RACHEL SCHUCK AJ merry at the day it long. Understanding, sympathetic Amy . . . me wor- ry? . . . teacher or nurse-which will it be? . . . perpetually laughing . . . loves to horse- back ride . . . pet peeve: 2nd floor halls . . . yes, Amy is my real name . . . Diner-her after school rendez-vous . . . life is just a bowl of cherries. Chorus 43 Senior Dramatics Club 25 Senior Library Club 4. CAROL ANN SCHRIVER In quietneu and confidence shall be your strength. Friendly, pleasant Carol . . . faithful chorus member . . . beautiful blond hair . . . attractively groomed . . . always with Amy, Doris and Anne . . . teased for her Bostonian accent . . . pet peeve: People who can't distinguish between bleached and naturally blond hair . . . Yeah . . . future elementary school teacher. Chorus l,2,3,4g Band 1,2,3,4g College Club 2,3,4g Senior Library Club 45 Periauger Ways and Means Editor 4. Wz2.fw: J, . - -1 l E MARY ANN SPIN A A quick and saucy damxel Jbef' Adorable Mary . . . loves to twirl and an expert at it . . . such pretty clothes . . . a future sec- retary . . . whiz at typing . . . those big brown eyes . . . always smiling . . . Hi, doll . . . dili- gent member of the copy staff. Chorus 1,2,3,4g Girls Sports 1,2,3,4g Newspaper 5,45 Periauger Copy Staff 45 Twirling 3,4, Co-Captain 45 Business Club 2,3,4, Corresponding Secretary 45 Student Council 4. Wi exif use gwfgwfmjf li ' Q Y Jclf' W if li . CYD M QFW 1 ' I, rf? .Mme Hy Dgd' . bf alqge . . . college air .M a w l min? Qiand losing-un- X pe e-weekdays . . . Oh, N come . Q, oad llun! . . . likes Chantilly l L an e ace . . . new addition to Q y . a ways seen with Rich. cs iggnub 35 Chorus 4. 1 9' C 1 i .rm lrflblfyxf N . X Xb 'Cb f jx i 6 b In N R G i af 532' t 5' Y eqsln co uer uf 0 e ey mn. l o l . h J' Pr uif?a ju a Nissa- or' rmany . . .Aveet s 'lefrizvid Q . f er expe nces . . l a a r lowly ' t tl 51 use sf 9 it e lette ans reer 1 me n isin Q4 9 X cgi.-54, rrs 4g couege club 4. N4 1 l rfif' ff' DOUGLAS STANTON The bert almoner if he who keeps buck nothing of bimxelf' Scientifically-minded Doug . . . subtle sense of humor . . . Hi-Fi enthusiast . . . snapshots galore! . . . second home-Mr. Mignogna's back room . . . his house-first Senior party . . . lover of classical music . . . individualist . . . Great! Chorus 3,45 Senior Dramatics Club 39 Activities Council 4g Electronics Club 4, President 4. GN KATHLEEN ANN SULLIVAN Nothing if impofxible to 4 willing l9ezzrt. Bright, Warm Kathy . . . pretty and elferves- cent . . . fair Irish rose . . . hard working class secretary . . . sympathetic and friendly . . . serious at times . . . ambition-to go to Ireland some day . . . bright addition to the twirling squad. Girls Sports I,2,4g Business Club 3,4g Newspaper 3g Twirlers 45 Class Secretary 4. s LOUISE CAROLINE THOMPSON Beauty and grace command the world. Vivacious, ,excitable Wezie . . . pretty, blue eyed blonde. . . trace of a Boston accent? . . . Terrific, terrific! . . . what a flirt! . . . puzzled looks in Chemistry . . . pet peeve-boys who brag 'about their beards . . . boys, boys, boys . . . Cape Cod, here I corne! . . . whose private My tary will she be? Chorus 1,2,3,49 Dramatics 33 College Club 3,4, Qoc'al, Chairman 45 Ushers Club 3,43 Periauger Associate' torian 4. Weflwff WP W J' ww CW Gly W M We LM WJ' . W aw, . of X ,MATH1.is79AQf3c7MXg? j C ical people seem to be happy. ,WML att . . . always good for an argument . . . terrihc baritone voice . . . Mr. Mig's back room . . . a good sport . . . diligent . . . works with radio and T. V. Science Club 1,23 Band 1,2,5,4, Vice-President 4g Chorus 1,2,5g N.Y.S.S.M.A. 43 Dance Band 4g Electronics Club 4g College Club 4. 49 SUELLA WEILAND Whatever if 'worth doing at all, if worth doing well. Capable, genuinely nice Suella . . . hard work- ing Editor-in-Chief of the Periauger . . . a won- derful friend . . . President of the Band . . . a leading alto in the chorus . . . an individual giggle . . . uses the Library annex to capacity . . . understanding and sympathetic . . . pet peeve: being called Sue . . . ambition: to be a Director of Christian Education. Band 1,2,3,4, President 4g Chorus 1,2,3,4g N.Y.S.S.M.A. N 1,2,3,4g Newspaper 1,3,4g Activities Editor 3, Secretary- Treasurer 4g Dramatics Club 2,35 College Club 2 3 Corresponding Secretary 3g Science Club 1,25 HM f nffvlf alla' Ut Ill fav We arf f W Wcirlatjigy fm ll' l f:irQi'nei.g,gfsigKfgiifl Qryfejflriagtuifw fx ,gel Q pw , ILENE SU WEINRUB How thou taZh'Jt. Loquacious, brainy Ilene . . . seen always with Edythe and Marilyn . . . how she cracks that gum! . . . likes to eat . . . the masculine sex . . . rock and roll . . . pet peeve: gym . . . plans to marry after college. College Club 3,43 Newspaper 1,29 Ushers Club 45 Senior Library Club 45 Periauger Assistant Associate Histori an 4. l l fp . I,-'Vi x ,X , Y? bd' S 1 :J 5 N. ' A J, ' L9 i I full if' fi jJ,P i gy ,jfly f' '74 ,Dfw pg ii! . 'j I ,IIB K Qi 'jf X, It v Mfflf ' J .1 'ft' -1 gi' if gf -5, , Dux AJ! -fi ,-ll!! 1 A l 1' p e !Y1,7W,El8IDY'HlEH:lEN WHITING .J 1' ffl' M i bf XC 115 o.ftSl9ere'er I will, I bear a sky-born 'fl 1 I ' n , , O. wk muxzc Jtz . IKV lyfxyliyxm fflkreeable Wendy . . . dark hair, dark eyes . . . .faqtivei member of Eagle Echo staff . . . nice Jgjtclothes . . . can always be depended on . . . a 'sf good friend to have . . . pet peeve: getting up early. Senior Dramatics Club 2,3g Chorus 1,Z,3,4g Science Club lg Newspaper 3,4g Ushers Club 3,49 College Club 2,5,4, Recording Secretary 43 Library Club 23 Junior Red Cross 1,2,4g N.Y.S.S.M.A. 3,43 Periauger Historian 4. f Q 112,3 5 54,1 g ffl 5 mf ft? Z 6 IJ A , f ,f f ful, J ,' , JQWIMQ fQ5'Qi4g.,,,4w 2221 figaffiw . f 'T' ,Q lf ' f' ' X ri If ,55Qyj?7A VA ily Ji y ,, X .' V ,, ,X ' K ' S gli pg frfiia aff-fA1v !c?',,,z.lm gf, 7 F. ' ' f if fif2f5 ,e ei-if V Q Q- . A7 we P THOMAS F. WILLIAMS - 4 IJ it true that second thoughts are best? Tall, quiet Tom . . . good looks and a dark crewcut . . . cute smile . . . likes expensive clothes and poor girls . . . h'mm, swell! . . . favorite food: charcoal broiled hamburgers . . . hates the nickname Willie . . . a future mechanical engineer. Science Club 13 Photography Club lg, Band 15 Chorus 4. ,s CAROL MARIE YOZZO ll'7ith eyer that l00h'd into the very mul! Likeable Fuzzy . . . loves popular music . . . our efficient copy editor . . . pet peeve: people who crack gum . . . Me, too! . . . Grand Union cashier in her spare time . . . always ready to lend a helping hand . . . ambition: baby nurse. g ,Oz C - ,- :' 1 -' I ' x 'x s I .I n 1' Cxtxfk GQ-K t : II x 0 X ,X , n ' Y ,- FL ' QL JYLQW, as , tga te at it 2 ee V . Q3 Rig gc? chock f P Q- D se 0932 fear!! i Ht ' Ke Tease? ANN VICTOIQl-Sl' ZAREILLI F or health and the conxtnnt enjoyment of life, give me a keen and ever present .renfe of humor. Lively Ann . . . tease, tease, tease . . . always a friendly hiv . . . ambition-airline hostess . . . known for her loud giggle. . . nice-a-nice . . . pet peeve-people who criticize the cheerlead- ers . . . always seen with Patsy and Mary Ann . . . T-E-A-M yea team. Cheerleading 2,3,4, Captain 49 Chorus 1,2,3,4g Business Club 2,3,4g Newspaper 3,49 Activities Council 1,4. 52 MARIE ANN ZEVOLA The dayx that make ai happy make af wire. Even-tempered, likeable Marie . . . friendly and well-liked . . . beautiful smile . . . reliable and conscientious . . . pretty drum majorette . . . sweet kid . . . hates nosey people . . . busy Vice- President . . . faithful employee of the five and dime . . . the future includes college. Twirling 2,55 Drum Majorette 45 Student Council 253, Secretary 35 Chorus 2,3545 Projection Club 3,45 Activities Council 35 Class Vice President 4. pjdvclfd , ' 'N 5 'flgirnlmi 11' 1 D59 , nw AJ ifflv Jig X yffppii A J 5 cl B35 B J Y 'Wfpf f ' 156 ni low ikbnijligdi ffckpilj' U cj J Maj QB! .56 nav 1' AUC , V it Qppggipfbg aww Cfhiwyg iff' 3,5 ' ' 0 ,QQ5 o N X if Sf 1 UMC i E Ube' VXQJ iii f 5 , 53 W. W Eff? Wife 41 Mi, JV!! NEAL WALLIN BAKER Defi ffl! y x Still water! mn deep. Mlways a friendly smile and an unobtrusive presence-this is Neal Baker. Al- though quiet by nature, his qualities were soon discovered by his classmates and he became a popular member of our class. He was elected Treasurer of the Senior Class and officer of the chorus. His blond good looks make him the idol of a great number of admiring girls whom he charms by a mere shy smile. He was equally admired for his athletic prowess. Coach Dyer considered him one of the greatest high school quarterbacks ever and he was an invaluable member of the baseball team. Neal's future plans include Colgate and engi- neering and we are sure he will succeed at whatever he attempts. However, due to a serious accident during a football game early in the season Neal will not be officially graduating with our class, but he will always remain in our hearts as a member of the Class of 195 9. Baseball 2,3,4g Football 3,45 Chorus 3,45 Chorus Librarian 4g Varsity Club 5,43 Class Treas- urer 4. ROBERT JAMES ESPERSEN I want that glib and oily art, T0 .rpeak and pzzrpore not. Sincere, friendly Bob made a place for himself early in our class. His pleasing personality and intelligence have combined to form a wonderful person to know. He has been especially active in the musical program of our school as well as in the science department. Elected to the Honor Society in his junior year, he has proven himself many times worthy of that honor. When- ever there has been a job to be done, Bob has always been willing to assist. His leadership has been shown by his being elected an oflicer of many activi- ties and Vice-President of the Honor Society. Unfortunately, due to a serious illness, Bob will not officially graduate with our class. However, he will always be, to the Class of 1959, an integral and important member. Band 1,2,3g Science Club 1,3, President 1, Secretary 33 Projection Club 1,2, Secretary 25 College Club 3g Honor Society 5, Vice-President 4. 54 Shure Lea Well, we made ir! Our Senior Advisors. Take me out to a ball game. ' wa mrwgfQ6'f'gi,,2'i'g k.,L'-s+.xe:sf'L-r.waLam12w2f'fw'-gwwt ,iff - 26451-19i!45,2l.,,.f.,..m..,-,wi-337376 A bmw. , ,. 4r::::x:'. W-75-ygk-g'Mggfrfg'3 y I 1 4 1 Lo 'M - Ooops, Joan! Rough climb, Suella? Enjoy your ride, Tom? Round and round Dave goes, And where he stops nobody knows. ' ' , X if ' b K .. i ' ' 1 K ' i a fi Waiting for something, Barbara? w , QV , -. In ..., if ff E X E N .. 3 , 1 if Q , F ... M essse A E ' 21' 1 fi iowa 5 Party time. 55 Ler's sir this one out! Confusion!!! 'I' h 1' n u q h I h H Was it a rough climb, Sue, Mal and Evelyn? Skating looks dangerous! Senior Serenade. Sell those Varsity Club programs Tom and Dolly! Rea Individualism anyone? What are you up to, Matt and Herman? w , Pnrthule Happy Valentines Day, Mrs. McManus! Snow-Ball -1959 .J my X gs W ,f-sf?-S X mow mf! 2 W S 1, s:sf.,,ee:., uvrzzw A up . T ' ff-5 fiif ' Jjeglg- 2411-1 - 1 f- . , ,f K L- ' ff- w , ,z ' ' .sifinfwnfefww-5-ff? ' L 'L-1 ,J3'5' . my 92222355251?Esf7?i7Ez.5Z5f. 4 ji Fn.'g,,i ,sg Z, fggflr k f' 2.' 1 Lm1 'k hL K- , sssr he w g 'fA' ris rrs T f ws: fyff ,fi - ,A. , is Egfr A yearbook in progress The lunchroom gang. Don': ler the smoke get in your eyes. The lucky ones who can sit down. 57 Pin him, Charlie! Joe, The Man on the Flying Trapeze. Now listen ro me. X ,,,. g,iL,5.ln- .sim A sf 1:93 k ibm . . .... f A 2-A -1 -f ,fsigif A 4 9 3 BEST ATHLETES George Graham Mary Ann Annichiarico PERSONALITY PLUS Tom O'Reilly, Patty Clapham, Albert Muscari 9 EM q.,, , .,N. FRIENDLIEST BEST ALL AROUND Patty Clapham, Albert Muscari Tom O'Reilly, Susan Poi: mf BEST DRESSED BEST LOOKING 58 jim Anderson, Blanche Gelman I-011559 Th0mP50f1, Pat Blefke, Beverly Buxton Whu's Whl 'SN MOST POPULAR Tom O'Reilly, Louise Thompson MOST SOPHISTICATED Peggy Rothschild, David Brown ln 1959 ' MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED David Brown, Suella Weiland r In 1 DID MOST FOR D.F.H.S. Susan Poit, Albert Muscari E' L- 1 BEST SPORTS Carol Gray, Albert Muscari BEST DANCERS Marilyn Croft, Bill cafeui - H, 4 TEACHERS' PET PEEVE WITTIEST Joe Bela,-ge, Gail Pomeroy Lucy Douglas, David Brown MOST FLIRTATIOUS MOST TALKATIVE Louise Thompson, Jim Anderson Ronnie Bray, Mary Ann Spina 59 aa 4.- - X X - ., -iff VJ ' fy is 5 Senior TIME: 1955-1956 CLASS: Landlubbers qFreshmenJ PURPOSE: To chart our course OFFICERS: President - Tom O'Reilly Vice President - Carol Gray Secretary-Treasurer - Bobby Giovannetti COMMENTS: Best dance of the year . . . Harvest Moon . . . well attended in spite of the snow . . . Superb competition cake sales . . . Bakewell . . . Hand in Crumb Session' '...' 'Egypt . . . ulmpeccable' '... Several boys try their sea-legs in Varsity Sports . . . Were off with a spanking breeze! TIME: 1956-1957 CLASS: Mid-Shipmen CSophomoresD PURPOSE: To be tolerated OFFICERS: President - Ronnie Bray Vice President - Carol Gray Secretary-Treasurer - Richard Ripps COMMENTS: Off on our second tack . . . Exciting dance- The jungle Jump -Vito is our blood-thirsty cannibal! . . . Opportunity to join the clubs open to Sophomores-College Club, Ushers Club, Cheerleaders, Senior Dramatics . . . George Graham's our star basket- ball player, as he makes the Varsity Team . . . Indeed our class is an asset to the school. 60 Luq TIME: 1957-1958 CLASS: Seamen Cjuniorsj PURPOSE: To become Seniors OFFICERS: President - Albert Muscari Vice President - Richard Ripps Secretary-Treasurer - Marie Zevola COMMENTS: The voyage is half over . . . Many of the boys in Varsity Sports . . . Fabulous dance, that is fish party, Hawaiian Hoke- lau with terrinc decorations and pineapple served on toothpicks . . . National Honor Society Inductions-the admiralty is selected . . . The day finally comes to select our Senior rings . . . Student Council cam- paigns and elections from which Albert Muscari emerges the good ship's captain'. . . Class elections also held-then the ship's ofhcers are given command . . . Dave Cleverdon is chosen as our good will am- bassador to Austria . . . Last but not least comes our junior Prom- Moonlit Gardens . . . Beautiful decorations such as Japanese lanterns, real trees, lovely flowers . . . We will never forget our Junior year! TIME: 1958-1959 CLASS: Old Salts CSeniorsJ PURPOSE: To graduate OFFICERS: President - Tom O'Reilly Vice President - Marie Zevola Secretary - Kathy Sullivan Treasurer - Neal Baker COMMENTS: Foreign visitor, Evelyn Spranger, comes on board to share the last of the voyage with us . : . First main event-receiving our class rings at last, officially Seniors, with Senior privileges . . . just sittin' in the Balcony . . . September 50th, Bear Mountain for a fabulous Senior Day-the aches are to come later . . . The red tape starts early for hopeful graduates-ordering announcements, personal cards, measuring for robes . . . How can we ever forget all those great Senior get togethers? . . . Terrific ability in Varsity sports shown by V.I.P.'s such as Tom O'Reilly, Dave Carroll, George Graham and Babe Grande, our leading captains . . . Under Captain Tom's leadership, the Seniors chart a new course by having the Senior Ball in February rather than in December . . . Far off Broadway production of Charley's Aunt . . . Working on the Yearbook in the Library Annex? . . . Last banquet aboard ship-Senior Dinner . . . Graduation june 19-The ship reaches its destination and the Graduates disembark. 0 5-bg-x , ,Tl N' .TP ff S f j Ni it all al S, X ffk 7 J, As we approach the end of our high school voyage, we reflect upon our past course with fond memories which we will hold within our hearts forever. 61 We fm- ,..-- mm: E FQ 1 62 L X EEUU ' 'N s 5 . I 5315+ .ff ES .3 't ' wm- dagjd 5 -w-. F 1 r .. 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Class nf llllilfl JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS: Left to right: Joseph Bal- Ann O'Reilly, Secretary-Treasurer. ducci, Vice-President, William Brockman, President, Ezwtemiei KE Q Left to Right, Row 1: T. Winter, A. Pati, S. Roth, M. Trachtenberg, I. Scheiblich, S. Thal, L. Sobel. Row 3: Vitelli, S. Stohr, C. Venuto, E. Reich, C. Treister, Mrs. R. Rohrlich, G. Sanzo, A. Thierman, S. Schwartz, S. Aghssi, Adviser, P. Raffa. Row 2: G. Witt, A. Price, Sherwood, W. Rolland, F. Palfy, R. Rye. Absent: A. K. Sommer, -I. Sullivan, M. Yozzo, A. Wintermute. J. Schneider, I.. Tarricone, V. Tarricone. Class nf 1950 Left to Right, Row 1: A. O'Reil1y, P. Lewis, D. Paine har Adviser C Messerich J Kaimowitz J Gorney K I. Harmon, I. Koch, B. Gordon, B. Kocur, C. Insinga Guxllano Row 3 J Halsey M Goldberg P Kendall J. Hicks, M. Mabuchi, M. Newmark. Row 2: Mr. Dana W McCullam M Jacobson F Malgrande J Ham Left to Right, Row 1: U. Abhyankar, M. Abram, E. Cole R. Eunis, P. Dumich, R. Annichiarico, L. Fox, M. De- Michele, M. Buckovick, S. Gale. Row 2: R. Giovannetti M. Gleason, S. Dennis, D. Burns, C. Alter, P. Chapin Class nf 1951 Left to Right: Row 1: M. Roth, D. White, T. Barry, M. McDowell, S. Bullowa, G. DeMay, Mrs. Goldson, Ad Tari, S. Vollweiler, W. Pisani, J. Weiland, M. Vano. viser. Absent: S. Panitz, J. Thompson. Row 2: A. Lengers, F. Tucci, B. Traxler, J. Vitelli, N. .: C . ag- ..... 1 5 4 A vaalisii' 943-E? Left to Right, Row 1: F. Dorf, V. Haig, C. DuBose, D. Muscari, C. Peters, M. Annicharico, V. Tino, D. Ham, B. Sullivan, S. Cullen, B. Migliore. Row 2: A. Sekaer, J. Bachant, L. Davidson, R. Smith, D. Kaiser, J. Roth, R. Berman, F. Kearns, P. Reed, A. Flesch. Row 3: C. Eisenhauer, P. Rowan, W. Djorup, B. Neilson, K. Frost C. Koch, B. Liberato, G. Fall, K. McClave, Mr. Hilden brand, Adviser., Row 4: E. Bach, T. Draper, R. Sansevera S. Bathon, W.,BeCkmann,'A. Lezzaro, R. Rubenstein W. Morabito. 9 Class nf 1951 Left to Right, Row 1: Mrs. Jamieson, Adviser, H. Mer- F. Mulligan, K. Standifer, J. Greenman, R. Raskin, R man, V. Hay, R. M. Caldara, B. Bray, G. Veletto, I.. Young. Row 5: D. Husband, J. Edwards, D. Sangster Korda, B. Bowden, J. Marino, J. Bachant, A. Paparella. P. Puzzuoli, E. Doyle, P. Siragusa, T. Kenworthy, J. San Row 2: J. Albrecht, F. Coffey, T. Tilton, L. Delmerico, filippo, B. Ferguson. Absent: J. Kellogg, R. Olsen. I Left to right, Row 1: A. Belarge, C. Collins, C. Tuch, J. R. Dubilier, J. Smith, W. Davis, M. Taglio, L. Dickey, Creedy, P. DeLuca, J. Hale, J. Jones, B. Winding, E. Broc- D. Fritz, W. Barbieri, I. Nielsen, A. I.aVierge. coli. Row 2: Mr. Landes, Advisor, I.. Auerbach, R. Pisani, 67 . , is if-51 151V Sikh f .sf-.Q,. f, ,. L, , We mf ?.z'12',, f Eibvlssv . A 1 this 'S ,fig 5 WSW iw' Q., .. ms Class nf 1952 s , V y Left to Right, Row 1: P. Pati, S. Sizemore, S. Mendel- Esperson, Mr. Behrens, Adviser. Row 5: M. Goodson sohn, B. Losee, M. Oleskwich, G. Fortson, E. Audevard, G. Rosel, R. Bernstein. Row 2: J. Travers, A. Samuel, L. Kissam, J. Bloomberg, R. Harmon, R. Muller, W. C. Burridge, G. Conner, D. Luckett, N. Bruno, J. Sweet Absent: R. Hauhart. is Left to Right, Row 1: L. Giovannetti, D. Hardman, G. O'Leary, H. Weiss, J. Schwartz, B. Goodspeed, L. Bri- Kaiser, L. Bliss, R. Sanfilippo, C. Albrecht, B. Petronis, ganti. Row 3: K. Neilsen, T. Coffey, D. Ingalls, D. M. Suchin. Row 2: Mr. DeMaio, Adviser, J. Davis, W. Hildenbrandt, R. Rolland, G. O'Reilly. class nf 1952 Left to Right, Row 1: H. Bjerke, E. jansson, L. Guns- Nicholas, R. Owens, J. Novak, O. Simmons P. Broccoli, berg, K. Cropsy, K. Cristello, C. Snyder, C. Burns, B. R. Dupree, P. Kellogg. Absent: C. Harris, J. Bertrand. Roth, Mr. Petronis, Adviser. Row 2: E. Gleason, R. Mc- as. M. - iam Left to Right, Row 1: E. Ackerman, W. McGa r M. K r , ort, B. Rao, S. Honzak, G. Pokress, R. LaSpina, R. Biel, P. Marra, P. Delio, M. Hazen, P. DeReamer, L. Hornstein, T. Bova. Row 3: G. Spette, P. Thomas, M. Ciancio, F. Barrels, A. Gurner. Row 2: C. Sekaer, E. C bb .G .R h o , J ray, J ot schild, Mr. Williams, Adviser. fm? ..., 69 Class nf 1953 Left to Right, Row 1: R. Trushin, P. McCarthy, R. son, A. Decker, J. Schuck, B. Tino, D. Altieri, S. Ruble, P. Russell, D. McMorrow, G. Delmerico, S. Wein- Suerken, M. Whiting. Row 3: J. Higgins, W. DeRossi, berger, H. Flesch, J. Witt. Row 2: L. Persinger, E. Geer- D. Chapin, M. Good, Miss Abbott, Adviser. Left to Right, Row 1: T. Parrino, P. Gelman, S. Goetz, Chaufournier, P. Patterson, D. Alter, N. Havens. Row P. Janis, C. Balla, G. Wells, J. Wilcox, P. DeMichel. 5: D. Cleverdon, M. Sherwood, H. Jansson, A. Lippa, Row 2: E. Hare, J. O'Reilly, E. Brill, D. Greene, L. Mrs. Canellos, Adviser. W Class nf 1953 i i i , Ffa. I Left to Right, Row 1: V. Musso, J. Fertig, D. McDowell, worthy, J. Hawkins, D. Maloney, J. Luviso. Row 3: K R McConnell, N. Hay, K. Mohan, Miss Kelly, Adviser. Kaplan, H. Schweers, D. Schuck. Absent: C. Delano, A Row 2: S. Puzzuoli, J. Liberato, B. Day, M. E. Ken- Jones, S. Strother. 3 X Left to right, Row 1: P. Lucie, L. Turton, W. Ripps, D. Littau, C. Mitchell, P. Jacques, L. Bathon. Row 5: A Moreau, R. Winter, J. Caldara, R. Shepard, R. Delano, R. De-Luca, R. Bonadies, R. Simon, J. Thierman, R. Tab- Michel. Row 2: A. Martino, H. Jansson, J. Graham, J. bert, Mr. Cziner, Advisor. Class nf 1953 Left to Right, Row 1: R. Squillante, J. DeGraFf, E. Schefe, H. Crater, S. Isaacson, Miss Murphy, Adviser. Polly, M. Bray, J. Ross, S. Howard, D. LeVierge, A. Row 3: J. Anderson, M. Davidson, W. Quigley, R. De- Belarge, L. DeFranza. Row 2: J. Coene, B. Epstein, R. Luca, R. Perkins. Absent: M. K. Brundin. FRESHMEN AND SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS: 2: Mark Biel, Freshman Vice-President, Henry O'Reilly, Left to right, Row 1: Elvira Broccoli, Sophomore Sec- Freshman Secretary-Treasurerg Paul Kellogg, Freshman retary-Treasurerg William Morabito, Sophomore Presi- President. dentg Dolores Muscari, Sophomore Vice-President. Row Class nf 1954 gp-. .mwa- Left to Right, Row 1: C. Ishii, M. Zuckerman, K. Olsen, Geerson, L. Bartels, D. Barker, R. Ivers, B. Grell, S. E. Barbieri, G. Greenblath, A. Mantiona, P. A. Noccia, Barbalalo, Miss Curtis, Adviser. Row 3: A. Boxer, J. J. Warriner, L. Korda, S. Bray. Row 2: J. Ovadeck, H. Laifredo, J. Carrera, R. Petro, B. Walker, P. Bloomberg. aw! 3 gi ma SEVENTH AND EIGHTH GRADE OFFICERS. Left Grade Secretary-Treasurer, Pamela Patterson, Eighth to right: Lucy Chernow, Seventh Grade Secretary-Treas- Grade Vice-President. Absent: Lawrence Eisenhauer, urerg Leslie Korda, Seventh Grade Vice-President: James Seventh Grade President. Higgins, Eighth Grade President, jan DeGraiT, Eighth 73 Class nf 19511 Left to Right, Row l: N. Brown, P. Gross, J. Kocur, M. Taglio, J. Bullowa, E. Macomber, C. Amicucci, L. Schmidt, C. Delmerico. Row 2: R. Bauman, E. Dough- erty, H. Kaiser, R. Carelli, S. Hamborsky, J. Lindauer, J. Ray, J. Delio, W. Dickey, M. Clements, Mr. Maloney, Adviser. Absent: J. Dowdell, M. R. Ellingson, A. Evangelista. Left to Right, Row 1: S. Ingalls, V. Pati, S. Slay, C Kaimowitz, J. Limuli, J. Crisi, A. Beckman, S. Weis- man, E. Melvin, M. Dumich. Row 2: Mrs. Robbins, Adviser. Row 3: D. Nisco, D. Silverstone, C. DeMay v B. Kamke, R. Wassmer, C. Goldsmith, C. Schapiro, R. Shepard, F. Violante, W. Wooten, H. Eansor, B. Lock- hart. Absent: A. Bach. N wk . E , J 5 Class nf 1954 i I I t V Left to Right, Row 1: B. Raskin, D. Burns, F. Gallupo, tione, J. Evans, F. VanDriel, C. Hessee, M. Rudsianski R. Jacobi, L. Chernow, C. Chibneck, M. Migliore, T. Row 5: R. Kaplan, R. Owens, S. Amendola, J. Frost Jaunis, J. Davidson. Row 2: K. Slezia, T. Steif, S. Man- E. Zemnick, Miss Warner, Adviser. ,ui Left to Right, Row 1: C. Conner, D. Trombacco, R. Lee, Cobb, K. Winding, S. Court, C. Tisi, J. Insinga, E. C. Dupree, M. Rech, T. Biel, B. Kohus, B. Rieke, H. d'Avi. Row 3: M. Carter, C. Glinsman, C. Frank, L. Thomas, J. Slaveu, P. Flander, P. Graham. Row 2: J. Eisenhauer, C. Teuber, Mr. Yettru, Adviser. yr, C? 2' Wm 2, , ,-S 7 X 'kslllffx M Avzzi izzfcs X gxx ff R 'Q-xxx 2317! f 6, If QXNNX X-X M X Qgxsg Kw.NlXiXYXx-,,!l X V '11 EE if it Left to Right, Row 1: W. Brockman, M. A. Spina, T. O'Reilly, A. Muscari J. Anderson, Mrs. McManus, Adviser, S. Stohr. Row 2: A. Paparella J Warriner, J. Higgins, J. Hale, M. Sherwood, W. Morabito, J. Gray W Pisani, . Kaimowitz, J. Anderson, R. Carelli. To broaden our civic awareness and develop potential leadership qualities Albert Muscari President of the Student Council. Student linumzil . . . to give each student the opportunity to develop his ambition as a competent and responsible member of his school, community and nation and to establish a medium for good student-faculty relations. These few lines ex- press the suposes of our Dobbs Ferry High School Student Council as stated in its consti- tution. This year's Student Council, capably led by Albert Muscari, president, and advised by Mrs. Marie McManus, has diligently functioned with this objective in mind. Among the out- standing projects undertaken by the Council were the sponsoring of the Hospital Drive in the fall, and an all-out effort to relieve the con- gestion in the halls. Our Student Council has enabled members of the student body not only to improve conditions prevailing in the High School but also to serve themselves and the community. Left to Right, Row 1: MI A. Annichiarico, A. Zarilli, R. Bowden, M. Roth- schild, L. Huber, S. Weiland, Miss Abbott, Adviser. Row 2: M. A. Bucko- vich, M. DeMichele, K. Cullen, A. Sekaet, N. Havens, J. Balducci, D. Stanton, G. Graham, C. Gray, D. Chittenden, R. Morabito, T. Tilton, A. Muscari, K. McClave, S. Poit. To coordinate school activities, to recognize scholastic achievement I Left to Right, Row 1: S. Weiland, C. Reilly, Mr. Polly, Adviser, D. Brown, C. Gray. Row 2: L. Huber, G. Pomeroy, A. Muscari, M. Rothschild, S. Poit. Absent: R. Espersen. 79 Z , 1224 '11 it' 'J , . , , , .. ttgw .gygeiik M K jjj., .. K ' - 4 - 1, . 52-,PL KVVA ,, A my WVM.. ...T t 5 Q Q ,gm --K-Uw'2ffw.V 1.:ii:svz1vv- A .f ' f1f:t:,::wf,-A-i.+:.f,,- . ,.., . fffgiwffsw-.w-tem.f-wm.1mi..,-ff J.ww,,.z., Qggwsqg' A- 2, t, -V--V.--:-,nw-'ff-...f 1 . .. f-QM :w.1f- ...W Af.. .,, , ,. , K,f,-vim-ff.,.,...,.2..gm,,,.,,,,.,,,,w ..,:,.w5si,mf,fy-,,,,,,,,.,., Z. 4, F ,, z. .es ,A 1 .. . Ie-f4tgsz.eQ,ig-wi--12. , . .r . : fr - . - fu... . - - f J- 4' f- --.tw 3, J H ss.-, .::.m, -f . . .-, ... .sarfx . ,. . .. ,, . . . C W ,..,,.. A sy- f - f f f 7 ' ' M-N Q im.. 2 1 .. . ' , - f -- f ':' . M: ff f '-'V v 1 - f - 9 .. ,-Wt' f H32 Vail-flfi f: sfTQ2: N312 f35fllE,:,E11fi' H555 Y .A ' ' ff 3 f f- 15.swgfvwiszfiifl'W fir-H , IL.. ...iiwlfi -Sf'-i':iY4..1f1fs x. , -' - 4 eff.-w-7.-f ,fffl-it-iff . 1 ' A ,,,.,.,mf'11,-sigfksfizsvisaiffcf?5,fl1fss,wfgtipffqi ff, I ' ' ' W ' K ,. mf',1i-fiiffffftgfftgi y 1. K H B sg - . 5 -. ily.-,,,,, 5 K. . . ,.,. ,,,..,, ,. ,. . ,J . ., . fm., ff uf g - . -2 gow 11.1. ty .- 4 : 1 f, -' - .mt , : g.,.Q,,' 'cow 7 -f -f fa, f L,.,,f.-3'.-ffg,gggq5.21-yffnflg,' 'V-'f--,iv . , . 1 2 f A ' ' i 1 . f- -- z K 1222 -.Q , V -fii'ftifiwffiiiiifc Left to Right, Row 1: B. Altamura, W. Whiting, S. Poit, L. Thompson, M. Rothschild, J. Greene, L. Huber, D. Chittenden, R. Bowden, I. Weinrub, E. Lederman, M. Croft, P. Barrels. Row 2: E. Cole, B. Mitchell, E. Reich, D. Muscari, G. Velletto, C. Eisenhauer, A. Sekaer, P. Chapin, C. Alter, D. Paine, I. Koch, K. Frost, V. Bruno, S. Stohr, M. Newmark. To contribute to school ami community Siiffirfff iw? -L' 5 '3 'N w I Left to Right, R. Ruble, G. Kaiser, A. Jones, R. Jacobi, L. Schmidt, M. Dumich, A. Mantione, K. Winding, J. Graham, V. Tino, T. Parrino, E. 1 Cole, R. Hauhart, L. Auerbach, R. Raskin, P. Delio, K. McClave, E. I Jansson, H. Schweers, L. Sobel, J. Grande, W. Whiting, A. Bliss, N. Mc- Dowell, Mrs. Robbins, Adviser. 80 aim 3, ,. t Business I-lehievement Eluh -K Mlwww Left to Right, Row 1: Az Zarrilli, K. Sullivan, G. Galassi, R. Annichiarico, P. Bartels, M. Annichiarico, M. Spina, A. Pati, K. Cullen, S. Fendrick, C. Yozzo, Miss Tunney, Adviser. Row 2: B. Altamura, P. Dumich, E. Cole, B. Sullivan, G. Velletto, D. Muscari, B. Liberato, R. Caldara, S. Cullen, B. Migliore, J. Fanelli, B. Buxton. Row 3: L. Delmerico, V. Bruno, M. J. Liberato, Z. Ducker, E. Broccoli. To explore the jields of our future Enlleqe llluh Left to Right, Row 1: Miss Clickner, Adviser, W. Whiting, D. Chittenden, G. Pomeroy, C. Gray, L. Thompson, J. Greene. Row 2: S. Weiland, L. Huber, M. Newmark, C. Tuch, S. Stohr, C. Treister, S. Suchin, I. Weinrub, M. Abrams, P. Roth, D. White, W. Espersen, B. Kocur. Row 5: L. Korda, J. Trachtenberg, S. Fendrick, B. Gelman, V. Lee, B. Gordon, C. Insinga, E. Lederman, P. Clapham, C. Alter, P. Chapin. Row 4: J. Greenman, C. Eisenhauer, J. Hale, K. McClave, J. Condon, A. Bliss, C. Schriver, Z. Ducker, I. Koch, M. Mitchell, M. Gleason, K. Sommer. Row 5: M. Croft, K. Frost, A. Sekaer, M. Rothschild, E. Silverstone, W. McCarthy, D. Cleverdon, L. Sobel, A. Berkman, A. Price, S. Bullowa. Row 6: M. Tari, T. O'Reil1y, D. Carroll, D. Brown, J. Bernstein, A. Thierman, R. Ripps, J. Anderson, H. Meyer, S. Poit. Left to Right, Row I: C. Burns, D. Hardman, C. Venuto, Z. Ducker, B. Bowden, E. Reich, L. Gunsberg, L. Auerbach, L. Bliss, P. Delio, G. DeMay, C. Tuch, R. Harmon, P. Deluca. Row 2: K. McClave, S. Treister, J. Trach- tenberg, L. Fox, M. DeMichele, B. Kocur, E. Cole, L. Buckovich, Miss Warner, Adviser. To stimulate interest in the Arts JUNIOR DRAMATICS CLUB. Left to right, Row 1: P. J. Coene, D. Moreau, P. Patterson, M. A. Bray, D. Ma- Pati, R. Jacobi, S. Howard, E. Brill, L. Chernow, A. Jones, loney. Row 3: J. Evans, R. Ruble, N. Havens, E. Schweers, C. Delano, S. Ingalls. Row 2: S. Isaacson, C. Kaimowitz, J. Littau, H. Crater, P. Bloomberg, Mr. Cziner, Adivsor. 82 Left to Right: Mr. Behrens, Adviser, T. Barry, P. Goodspeed, J. Schwartz, J. Weiland, J. Bloomberg, B. Espersen, P. Delio, W. Pisani, R. Hornstein, R. Berman, D. Ingalls, D. Luckett, E. Gleason, D. Hildenbrand, N. Bruno. To further examine the realm of science Seated: D. Stanton, W. McCarthy. Standing: Mr. Mignogna, Adviser, M Tari, D. Husband, E. Bragg, T. Geiger. Eluh Senior Library liluh Left to Right, Row 1: A. Wintermute, C. Albrecht, L. Giovannetti, A. Gurner, C. Treister, G. Rosel, S. Honzak, R. Hauhart, R. Burnstein. Row 2: Z. Ducker, E. Cole, A. Bliss, D. Paine, M. Buckovich, Miss Greenfield, Adviser, B. Winding. Row 3: K. McClave, B. Kocur, S. Suchin, E. Weinrub, J. Greene, A. Schuck, C. Schriver, I. Harmon, C. Alter. Row 4: Caround the outsidelz M. Newmark, J. Creedy, A. Flesch, J. Greenman, C. Insinga, J. Rothschild, P. Delio, R. Harmon, M. Gleason, A. Sekaer, C. Eisen- hauer, E. Kort, F. Dorf, R. Beaudreault, M. Hazen, K. Frost, L. Korda, L. Gunsburg, J. Hale, D. Ingalls, V. Bruno, E. Audevard, F. Bartels, M. Vano, D. Hardman, C. Burns, A. Pati, J. Schwartz, J. Travers, P. Dumich, S. Sizemore. To investigate the world of books .Iuninr Library liluh Left to Right, Row 1: L. Korda, J. Warriner, A. Mantione, C. Dupree, P. Janis, S. Delano, J. Caldara, Miss Greenfield, Adviser, J. Crisi, A. Beckman, M. Ellingson, J. Graham, D. Alter, M. Rech, E. Macomber, C. Mitchell, B. Raskin, L. DeFranza, R. Bauman, J. Insinga, P. McCarthy, W. Wooton, R. Shepard, D. McMorrow, M. Clements, D. Cleverdon, H. Schweers, L. Eisenhauer, J. Evans, B. Grell, J. O'Reilly, M. Kenworthy, D. Maloney, L. Chernow, J. Witt, S. Suerken. Stage J Crew wee' Left to Right, Row 1: D. Ingalls, B. Dubilier, J. Bloomberg, P. Kellogg, J. Lindauer, W. Rolland, J. Newmark. Row 2: P. Reed, J. Chernow, S. Thal, D. Cleverdon, R. Bray, T. Tilton, M. Goldberg, T. Kenworthy, E. Doyle. To .verve the school behind the scenes Prujelztinn Eluh .apwngi live Left to Right, Row 1: K. Appel, J. Travers, P. Goodspeed, L. Briganti, J. Schwartz, J. Weiland, R. Dupree, P. Kellogg, D. White. Row 2: R. Olsen J. Kellogg, J. Rothschild, J. Smith, J. Trachtenberg, M. Zevola, P. Delio T. Kenworthy, R. McKay, Miss Greenfield, Adviser. Row 3: H. Meyer, J. Chernow, J. Grande, J. Belarge, W. Carrelli, G. Graham, J. Newmark, S. Bathon, M. Sherwood, S. Panitz. 9 9 SENIOR BAND. Left to right, Row 1: T. Tilton, R. Bonadies, J. Rothschild, M. A. Spina, K. Sullivan, M. A Buckovich, B. Buxton, M. Mitchell, M. Zevola, M. Glea- son, C. Cullen, G. Fortson, S. Cullen, B. Altamura, S. Su- chin, P. Reed, E. Barbieri, E. Glinsman. Row 2: B. Gor- don, N. Havens, I. Harmon, M. Croft, K. Kaplan, S Weiland, J. Greenman, M. Whiting, S. Suerken, R. Tru- shin, B. Grell, C. Schriver, R. Beaudreault, P. Janis, Mr. Christos, Director. Row 3: L. Gunsberg, P. Bloomberg, R. Bernstein, T. Winters, M. Biel, R. Davis, D. Husband, A. Bliss, J. Greene, M. Mabuchi, S. Weinberger, D Greene, R. Ruble, E. Polly, M. Rudzianski, J. Littau Row 4: C. Sekaer, C. Messerich, W. Brockman, J. David- son, D. White, C. Connor, R. Bauman, K. Nielsen, M. Tari, D. Trushin. To ojfer an opportunity for expression of musical ability A R - , fi ii DANCE BAND. Left to right, Row 1: N. Havens, D. C. Messerich, B. Ferguson, R. Beaudrwult, I. Nielsen, Greene, D. Husband, M. Mabuchi, A. Bliss, J. Littau. K. Neilson, M. Tari, Mr. Christos, Director. Row 2: P. Reed, R. Bonadies, T. Winter, W. Brockrnan, 86 E216 CADET BAND. Left to right, Row 1: H. Jones, A. Treis- ter, R. Bucci, R. Michele, J. Viscardi. Row 2: L. Lam, A. Maloney, J. Klasik, T. Rumoshosky, D. Ludden, K. Wright, J. Mclnerney, L. Tolsky, S. Kendall, J. Double- day, C. Shellenberg, C. Zincke, L. Littau. Row 3: Mr. Christos, Director, H. Lingholtz, C. Tisi, P. Bloomberg, ill' J. Bullowa, T. Biel, J. Pratt, E. Zincke, M. Rudzianski J. Fertig, R. Ruble, S. Conner, P. Russell. Row 4: P Guiliano, B. Welker, A. Rabb, S. Viscardi, N. Bergman L. Tari, C. Shapira, J. McCarthy, J. Davidson, C. Conner S. Bloomberg, D. Trushin, R. Bauman. To initiate and foster musical ability JUNIOR CHORUS. Left to right, Row 1: E. d'Avi, C. De- May, R. Michele, S. Goetz, P. McCarthy, K. Winding, E. Greenblath, G. Delmerico, J. Anderson, A. Jones, M. A. Bray, C. Delano, J. DeGraf, A. Belarge, P. Gelman, D. Burns, T. Juanis, E. Barbieri, J. Davidson, Mr. Robinson, Advisor. Row 2: T. Steif, E. Melvin, L. Korda, B. Kohus, C. Schapiro, M. Rudzianski, P. Patterson, M. Whiting, S. Stouthers, B. Day, R. Schefe, S. Isaacson, H. Schweers, J. Higgins, C. Frank, W. Wooten, R. Carelli, P. Bloom- berg, S. Weinberger, D. McMorrow. Row 5: B. Grell, S. Suerkin, L. Persinger, R. Winter, M. E. Kenworthy, J. Witt, W. Ripps, P. Russell, T. Parrino, L. Eisenhauer, R. Bonadies, N. Havens, D. McDowell, J. Graham, N. Hay, J. O'Reilly, J. Evans, C. Kaimowitz, S. Weisman, D. Maloney, E. Polly, A. Mantione. NYSSMA. M. Mabuchi, pianog Mr. Robinson, Director. Left to right, Row 1: S. Weiland, R. Bowden, J. Condon, W. Whit- ing, G. Pomeroy, M. Croft. Row 2: J. Anderson, G. Witt, M. Tari, P. Kendall, E. Doyle, S. Sherwood, R. Morabito. To provide an outlel SENIOR CHORUS. Left to Right, Row 1: Mr. Robinson, Advisor, M. Mabuchi, C. Tuck, S. Stohr, C. Albrecht, B. Bowden, R. Beaudreault, G. Velletto, E. Broccoli, D Muscari, D. White, W. McGarr, L. Auerbach, J. Bloom berg, J. Rothschild. Row 2: H. Merman, A. Gurner, J. Hicks, J. Greenman, L. Gunsberg, R. Annichiarico, R. Sanfilippo, M. Oleskwich, T. Winter, M. Tari, H O'Reilly, A. Price, J. Gray. Row 3: J. Hicks, I. Koch, N. McDowell, W. Djorup, J. Smith, D. Altieri, E. Doyle, E. Bragg, P. Kendall. Row 4: L. Huber, J. Greene, P. Clapham, A. Zarrilli, M. Croft, R. Bowden, M. Roths- child, C. Yozzo, M. Spina, L. Thompson, G. Pomeroy, D. Chittenden, H. Meyer, A. Muscari, M. Tari, J. Bern- stein, J. Anderson. NEW PALTZ. Left to right, Row 1: Mr. Robinson, Advisor: T. Winter, J. Smith, B. Fergu- son, E. Bragg, P. Kendall, L. Thompson, B. Bowden, C. Eis- enhauer, J. Hale, K. Frost, J. Hicks, J. Hicks. Row 2: J. An- derson, D. Fritz, J. Edwards. for musical interest CHORUS. Left to Right, Row 1: J. Anderson, R. Mora bito, T. O'Reilly, E. Silverstone, T. Kenworthy, T. Tilton W. Carelli, B. Gordon, M. Zevola, J. Sullivan, S. Poitl Row 2: J. Witt, J. Grande, C. Messerich, D. Ingalls, D Husband, I.. Dupree, C. Reilly, S. Weiland. B. Buxton P. Roth, C. Peters, A. Paparella. Row 3: C. Bjerke, T Williams, R. Bray, P. Bjerke, J. Balducci, J. Spette, W 9 Davis, M. Goodson, C. Schriver, K. Frost, L. Korda, J. Thompson, P. DeReamer, M. Hazen. Row 4: D. Gilford D. Stanton, B. Ferguson, J. Edwards, S. Sherwood, R Rolland, D. Fritz, J. Chernow, W. Barbieri, R. Dubilier, B. Trexler, M. Biel, C. Gray, J. Condon, C. Eisenhauer, J. Hale, W. Whiting, E. Spranger. 89 2 s Left to Right, Row 1: J. Anderson, B. Gelman, S. Fendrick, C. Yozzo, I.. Ygarhnnk Huber, L. Thompson, M. spina, W. Whiting, s. suchin, 1. Weimub, P. Clapham, A. Berkman. Row 2: D. Carroll, R. Ripps, R. Bray, D. Brown, M. Mitchell, K. Cullen, J. Greene, C. Schriver, J. Condon, A. Bliss, C. Gray, M. Croft, P. Rothschild, R. Bowden. To create 4 record of our school life I i E I Left to Right, Row 1: C. Yozzo, Copy Editorg S. Weiland, Editor-in-Chief. Row 2: W. Whiting, Historian, C. Schriver, Ways and Means, D. Brown, 1 Business Editor, S. Poit, Associate Editor, J. Condon, Art Editor. G. l Pomeroy, Asst. Associate Editorg I.. Huber, Literary Editor. 90 EAGLE ECHO STAFF. Left to Right, Row 1: Miss A. Sekaer, J. Trachtenberg, C. Insinga, D. Burns, I. Har Tunney, Advisor, A. Pati, V. Bruno, E. Polly, D. Hard- mon, S. Bullowa, W. Whiting, M, Mitchell, M. A. Spina man, C. Burns, R. Bernstein, P. Dumich, P. Bartels, C. L. Sobel, C. Yozzo, B. Altamura, B. Losee, L. Gunsberg Cullen, B. Buxton, R. Kissam, B. Gordon, S. Weiland, D. L. Bliss, R. Annichatico, A. Zarrilli, M. Rothschild. Ingalls, S. Poit, Mrs. Jamieson, Advisor. Row 2: S. Thal, To furnish experience in the field of journalism 3 R ..--wg ,Ag A M1 LITERARY CLUB. Left to Right: R. Bernstein, M. Rech, Murphy, Advisor, W. McCullum, U. Abhyankar, V. Lee. J. Greenman, J. Kaimowitz, S. Thal, J. Gorney, Miss 91 a- 9 U' x 1 Eh ll Left to Right, P. Chapin, A. O'Rei1ly, P. Kyle, M. Annichiarico, A. Zar- HHI' EH Hl'5 fini, P. Clapham, J. Hicks, B. Bfay, P. Banda. .a ,M N 'Q fl? 5 ,U X 'A ' 'To bolster school spirit 4' Pat Kyle-Captain Ann Zarrilli, Co-Captain Mary Arm Annichiarico Pat Barrels Pat Clapham l VARSITY CLUB. Left to Right: P. Lucie, R. Rohrlich, T. O'Reilly, Mr. Dyer, Advisor, R. Morabito, J. Balducci D. Carroll, R. Ripps, J. Belarge, G. Graham, J. Grande, C. Reilly. To build qualities of good sportsmanship GIRLS SPORTS. Left to Right, Row 1: S. Poit, L. Thompson, M. Croft, B. Altamura, M. A. Spina, E. Spranger, P. Clapham. Row 2: C. Vella, M. Migliore, J. DeGraE, A. Belarge, M. A. Bray, S. Howard E. Melvin M. A. Taglio, P. Moccia, C. Dupree, J. Kocur, A. Papa- rella, B. Bray, G. Veletto, C. Peters, S. Stohr, E. Cole, M. DeMichele, P. Pati. Row 3: A. Flesch, L. Korda, D. LeVierge, N. Brown, R. Schefe, B. Tino, W. Ripps, J. Graham, D. Greene, P. Janis, C. Mitchell, E. Petronis, Tino, B. Migliore, D. Ham, R. Caldara, S. Cullen, K Guiliano, R. Annichiarico. Row 4: A. Sekaer, K. Frost, J. Hale, C. Sekaer, K. Cristello, C. Koch, L. Ciancio, I Bachant, C. Snyder, F. Barrels, C. Burns, L. Giovannetti D. Hardman, L. Gunsberg, E. Audevard, B. Sullivan, M: A. Buckovich, A. O'Reilly. 93 Left to Right, B. Altamura, G. Fortson, I.. Buckovich, S. Suchin, M. Spina K. Cullen, Captain, S. Cullen, B. Buxton, K. Sullivan, M. Mitchell, M Gleason. To boost the morale of the student body, particularly :luring football season if Marie Zevola, Drum Majorette Kathy Cullen, Captain Mary Ann Spina, Co-Captain, Marilyn Mitchell. Beverly Buxton, Susan Suchin Barbara Altamura, Kathi' 94 Qgzv Sporis Oo 1 L' f NO fl fa? 'H 3 I ff!! 'xn I, A Cc 2'- Qc fff I f Coach Dyer Pat Bjerke, Larry Dupree, Joe Belarge. Coach Kohl lfin Fight Eagles Team Gu Fight Ronnie Aubel, Tom O'Reilly. George Graham, Neal Baker. Dave Carroll, Babe Grande. VARSITY SQUAD. Left to Right, Row 1: G. Graham, L. Dickey, J. Grande, J. Belarge, D. Carroll, T. O'Rei1lyf R. Aubel, N. Baker, G. Caldwell, L. Dupree, P. Lucie, P. Bjerke. Row 2: D. Gifford, Coach Dyer, Coach Kohl, J. Edwards. Row 5: W. Rolland, J. Balducci, R. San- severa, M. Taglio, F. Golio, P. Broccoli, R. Rye, L. Sobel, G. Witt, T. Coffey, F. Palfy. SCORES 1958 john Jay 0 ................. Irvington 7 ................... Henry Hudson 13 ......... Briarcliff 0 .............. Edgemont 6 ........... Dobbs Ferry 6 Dobbs Ferry 19 Dobbs Ferry 26 Dobbs Ferry 26 Dobbs Ferry 27 A. Hamilton 6 .......... ......... D obbs Ferry 13 Croton 7 ............... ..... ............................... ......... D o b bs Ferry O Rye Neck 52 ............................................................................................. Dobbs Ferry 13 County - WWL Champions Varsity This year, the Eagles, led by Co-Captains, Dave Carroll and Tom O'Reilly, fought valiantly to re- verse last year's 2-5 record and position at the bottom of the league. Despite several unfortunate accidents, the Eagles gained the Western Westchester League Fnuthall Co-Championship with a 6-2 record. Moreover, four members of the squad - Ron Aubel, Joe Balducci, Dave Carroll and Peter Lucie - were elected to the all-league team while George Graham and Tom O'Reil1y received honorable mention. 97 J. V. SQUAD. Left to Right, Row 1: B. Dupree, H. I. Nielson, M. Carter, J. Halsey, Coach Dyer Row 3 B O'Rei1ly, M. Goodson, J. Roth, R. LaSpina, B. Rubenl Rolland, E. Bach, E. Bragg, J. Gray R Michel Water stein, O. Simmons, J. Jackson, C. Messerich, S. Gale. Row Boy. 2: Coach Kohl, B. Rolland, G. Spette, J. Ham, J. Kovak, SCORES 1958 Irvington 6 .................. ........................................ D obbs Ferry 0 Henry Hudson 0 ........ Dobbs Ferry 21 Briarcliff 12 .......... Dobbs Ferry 26 Edgemont 0 ............... Dobbs Ferry 6 A. Hamilton 31 ........... Dobbs Ferry 0 Rye Neck 0 .......... Dobbs Ferry 14 J. V. F n n th all The Jay Vees, coached by Mr. Yettru, played very of the outstanding members of this years squad will good ball this season ending with a 4-2 record. Many undoubtedly be playing varsity ball next season 98 J. V. SQUAD. Left to Right, Row 1: F. Coffey, P. Puz- D. Cleverdon, Manager. Row 3: P. Broccoli, J. Roths- zuoli, E. Bach, J. Sanlilippo, J. Albrecht, W. Davis. Row child, T. Bova, P. Marra. 2: Coach Yettru, J. Gray, S. Panitz, J. Smith, F. Tucci, J. V. Basketball Hastings 55 ........ Irvington 52 .................. Hendrick Hudson 29 Hastings 28 ..................... Ardsley 55 .................. Sleepy Hollow 45 ...... Croton 45 ..................... Edgemont 57 ....... Elrnsford 55 .......... Elmsford 19 .......... Irvington 24 .................. Hendrick Hudson 47 Ardsley 40 ..................... Croton 58 ........... Bronxville 44 ....... Edgernont 25 ....... 99 SCORES 1958-1959 Dobbs Dobbs Dobbs Dobbs Dobbs Dobbs Dobbs Dobbs Dobbs Dobbs Dobbs Dobbs Dobbs Dobbs Dobbs Dobbs Ferry Ferry Ferry Ferry Ferry Ferry Ferry Ferry Ferry Ferry Ferry Ferry Ferry Ferry Ferry Ferry 21 29 59 40 24 55 58 54 45 54 57 42 55 47 55 51 VARSITY BASKETBALL. Left to Right, Row 1: Coach Kohl, R. Ripps, G. Graham, J. Grande, J. Belarge, S. Sherwood. Row 2: D. Gilford, J. Balducci, S. Schwartz, P. Luce. Row 3: T. Dreaper, M. Taglio, R. Sansevera, L. Dickey. arsity Basketball This year's Eagles basketball squad, coached by Mr. Kohl, bounded through their 1958-1959 season with an impressive .10-2 league record and tied with Ards- ley and Hendrick Hudson for the Western West- chester League Championship. Sparked by the fine ball handling of the Three Gs, George Graham, Babe Grande and Dave Gifford, and the good defen- sive play of the other members of the squad, the Eagles remained at the top of the league through their first eight league games. However, in meeting Ardsley and Hendrick Hudson for the second en- counter of the season, the Eagles fell to the opposi- tion and were consequently involved in a three way tie with these two squads for the championship. Undaunted, the Eagles moved into the Section 1, Class C Tournament where they came out the victors, beating Brewster, Hendrick Hudson and Carmel in succession. This year, the Eagles proved themselves to be one of Westchester's finest ball clubs and one of which we are justly proud. 100 SCOR ES 1958-1959 Hastings 55 ...................... ...................... D obbs Irvington 50 ........................... ........... D obbs Hendrick Hudson 43 ......... ........... D obbs Hastings 32 ....................... ........... D obbs Ardsley 35 .......................... .... - ..... D obbs Sleepy Hollow 60 ........ ........... D obbs Croton 27 ................... ........... D obbs Edgemont 50 .......... ........... D obbs Elmsford 36 ....... ........... D obbs Elmsford 32 ........ ........... D obbs Irvington 41 ......................... ........... D obbs Hendricks Hudson 54 ......... ........... Ardsley 45 ............................... ........... Croton 36 ............. Bronxville 56 .......... Ed gemont 5 1 .......... Dobbs Dobbs Dobbs Dobbs Dobbs Ferry Ferry Ferry Ferry Ferry Ferry Ferry Ferry Ferry Ferry Ferry Ferry Ferry Ferry Ferry Ferry 67 57 52 28 44 36 55 61 62 58 58 46 37 62 66 63 Coach Kohl George Graham, Co-captain -E-U-H-E Joe Belarge LLLI, i, L. ,V . A i V K i -Vgk: P5 :L if Q V H ' W' L - Richard Ripps I . xkk V NR 3 'js , ,.,.::,,, j. krli. l W kk Vi r f haho or H W W , a h a I t I V ,Nw VQN: - , I V 1 1' . - -zwsmsffzw . 3 5' , .. I , .1 .,K,:g, ,B ,,,.., a.o,:l : N G , A .4 5 ..L Q Niefa, G a f V, m .tx Y W ? M P' ' RS-.if I - I -flfk 5 Ni mv. - .b ' A .. f.,,M,.,r Babe Grande, Co-captain S-E-U-H-E Dave Gifford, George Graham X 101 BASEBALL TEAM. Left to Right, Row 1: F. Golio, R. large, F. Coffey, J. Sanlilippo, S. Schwartz, T. Dreaper, J. Audevard, J. O'Connor, J. Stedman, P. Lucie, G. Witt. Grande, E. Kaplan, P. Puzzuoli. Row 2: S. Sherwood, Coach Maloney, F. Kearns, J. Be- 77 . ,pf P . A ,W i f Q TENNIS TEAM. Left to Right, Row 1: A. MacHardy, R. Alence. Row 2: Coach Landes, C. Reilly, B. Davis, J. Ham, R. Rohrlich, A. Teuber. 102 WRESTLING TEAM. Left to Right, Row 1: L. Sobel, B. O'Reilly, E. Doyle, S. Gale, J. Chernow. Row 3: W. Mor- Trexler, D. Cleverdon, E. Ackerman, C. Reilly, Captaing abito, D. Stanton, R. Dubilier, J. Novak, G. Spette, M. R. Dupree, C. Messerich, W. Brockman, E. Bragg. Row Coyne, Coach Dyer. 2: J. Kaimowitz, R. Rolland, J. Vitelli, M. Goodson, H. WRESTLING SCORES - 1959 Ardsley 38 ......................................................... Dobbs Ferry 14 Children's Village 3 ............ ......... D obbs Ferry 46 White Plains 38 .......... ......... D obbs Ferry 10 Ardsley 35 ............................. ....... D obbs Ferry 18 Childrens Village 5 ............ ......... D obbs Ferry 45 Rye 46 .................................... ......... D obbs Ferry 3 Lakeland 48 ................... ......... D obbs Ferry 5 Scarsdale 51 ......... ......... D obbs Ferry 0 BASEBALL SCORES - 1958 TENNIS SCORES - 1958 F. E. Bellows 2 ............ Dobbs Ferry Ossining 4 ..................... Dobbs Ferry 0 Hen. Hud. 0 ..................... Dobbs Ferry 4 F. E. Bellows 6 ............ Dobbs Ferry Hen. Hud. 4 .................. Dobbs Ferry 5 Irvington 3 ........................ Dobbs Ferry 1 Sleepy Hollow 3 ......... Dobbs Ferry Edgemonr 5 .................. Dobbs Ferry 3 Croton 4 .............................. Dobbs Ferry O Ossining 2 ..................... Dobbs Ferry Irvington 8 .................. Dobbs Ferry 1 Hen. Hud. 0 ..................... Dobbs Ferry 4 Elmsford 0 ..................... Dobbs Ferry Sleepy Hollow 0 ......... Dobbs Ferry 2 Irvington 1 ........................ Dobbs Ferry 3 Eclgemont 5 .................. Dobbs Ferry Croron 3 ........................... Dobbs Ferry 7 Crocon 3 ............ ............ D obbs Ferry 1 Hen. Hud. 1 .................. Dobbs Ferry Ardsley 8 ........................ Dobbs Ferry 10 Croton 0 ........................... Dobbs Ferry Ardsley 3 ........................ Dobbs Ferry 5 Elmsford 4 ................,.... Dobbs Ferry Irvington 1 ..................... Dobbs Ferry 12 'I03 Vu aqua nf the SEPTEMBER 59' 5-All hands weigh anchor and set sail- Anchors Aweighf' K i 5 Our Senior rings finally come- and a .merry crew are We. A I Z 19-Driver's Ed assembly- The Wreck of the Hesperusf' Q , 25-Commencement of Magazine Drive-hopes are high for many I A pieces of eight. 30-Senior Day at Bear Mountain-on the port tack, heading up x l . , Im to DENIM? Assfmmv OCTOBER 13-No school, thanks to Columbus who sailed the blue in 1492. 15-Periauger staff 'lbattens down the hatches. 1 15-16-New York State Regents Scholarship Exams- Man the life- : boats! i 17-First Report Cards- Yo, ho, blow the man down. rg vm M gi I-U4 NOVEMBER C7QL 80 4-Election Day-Parents come aboard to see how life at sea is. 20-W.W.L. Football Co-Championship- Victory at Sea. 26-29-Thanksgiving Vacation- Abandon Ship! DECEMBER Y 1-Back on board again after a brief liberty. Y 5-6-N.Y.S.S.M.A. Concert- An Old Sea Chantyf' 18-Christmas Program-sailing along on the wings of song. Y 1959-Half the voyage is over- Ebb Tide. JANUARY 10-College Boards-It's either sink or swim. - 'img' 16-22-Mid-Year Exams-Heave and wake the dead. N. 1 ff 104 I1 5. PEHIA EER 14-Valentines Day-Each has a girl for boyj in every port. 20-Periauger goes to press- Oh for the Life on the Roving Sea.' 21-Senior Ball- Snowball - The merry, merry maiden and the n ISI. - 3 v ALENTlNE'5 DAY MARCH 12-Honor Society Assembly- Bali I-Ia'i. y Q A W 14-More College Boards- It was sad when the great ship went 'f 'A down. G: I T' J 20-21-New Paltz Music Festival- a swelling ship's chorus. 24-Second Annual Band Concert-How they beat to quarters! ' ' 1 26-April 3-Easter Vacation-'lAll ashore who are going ashore! APRIL A J Jig! 18-Senior Play- Charley's Aunt - All hands on deck! 5 MAY 13-Processional Practice for graduation- Man your battle stations! 22-Spring Music Concert- Blow high, blow low, a whaling we Ny will go. i ' V' - 26-Student Council Nominations- Stick close to your desks and 'Q J never go to sea and you all may be rulers of the Queen's Naveef' 1 27-Student Council Elections-'Tm the captain of The Pinaforef' 29-Election of Class Officers- separating the men from the boys. 5 O Achievement Day-Outstanding sailors earn their stripes. ' x i- ' JUNE 5f'9 Qi- . J I ll-l8-Final flnals for seniors- Don t give up the ship. 18-Senior Dinner- Man the galley. Junior Prom- Some Enchanted Evening. 19-Graduation-time to Paddle Your Own Canoe. 'I05 Periauqer Staff at eng Suella Weiland Editor-in-Chief Susan Poit Gail Pomeroy Axsaciate Editor Asxistant Associate Editor YEARBOOK EDITORS: Left to Right, Row 1: Wendy Whit- ing, Carol Yozzo, Carol Schriv- er. Row 2: David Brown, Thomas Purcell, Joan Condon. 106 Dear Friends and Readers: iii We, the editors 1959 Periauger, would like to take this opportunity to our appreciation to all those evrho publication of this book possible. t t y lhie i We are grateful to the seventh and graders who worked especially hard magaiinedrive and are a credit tothe Classes of aiei '64, Also we would like to commendfofir Senior Class, many of whom did exceptionally well during the magazine drive, We would to rhanlr those who have supported thisfllieriauger purchase of Boosters, as the worked hard to finance this book. grateful for the cooperation of rheiadminisrrarioniiand faculty, and for their in- convenienced during the preparatiotnyjofy our yearbook, isie el Finally, without rheyyvilling, capableifeiiorts of the staff in meeting in crash programs, this book have been possible. And we extend our our advisor, Mr. Walter V. DanaharijHis many gestions and hours of workfare, deeply We hopethat you, will enjoy this Voyage of the Good5,Ship Periaugef' as 'much as we enjoyed preparing it for YOU' s W e ,,,r g Your editors, itpt WEILAND SUSAN POIT GAIL POMEROY 107 SENIOR CLASS. Left to Right, Row 1: K. Appel, W McCarthy, C. Reilly, H. Meyer, J. Belarge, W. Carelli R. Hay, L. Dupree, J. Caparrotti, A. Berkman, T. Geiger A. Muscari, D. Cleverdon, M. Tari, T. Purcell, J. Grande Row 2: Mrs. McManus, Advisorg S. Suchin, I. Weinrub L. Huber, P. Barrels, K. Cullen, B. Buxton, S. Fendrick R. Kissam, E. Morosco, K. Sullivan, J. Fanelli, G. Galassi C. Yozzo, J. Greene, M. A. Annichiarico, M. Zevola, W Whiting, Mr. Mignogna, Advisor. Row 3: G. Graham, R. Ripps, D. Stanton, B. Gelman, M. Croft, M. Roths- 3 5 3 9 9 child, P. Clapham, A. Zarrilli, M. A. Spina, Z. Ducker, M. Mitchell, L. Thompson, S. Weiland, R. Bowden, B. Altamura, L. Douglas, G. Pomeroy. Row 4: J. Anderson, S. Poit, J. Condon, A. Schuck, A. Bliss, C. Schriver, E. Spranger, D. Chittenden, C. Gray. Row 5: J. Newmark, T. Williams, D. Carroll, N. Baker, R. Aubel, T. O'Reil1y, R. Bray, P. Bjerke, J. Bernstein, R. Morabito, D. Brown, E. Silverstone. Absent: Robert Espersen, Mary Jane Liberato. We mil the Ocean Blue, And our fS'tzucy Jhiphf u heautyg We're .roher men and true, And attentive to our duty. When the hallx whistle free 0'er the bright blue Jen, We .ftund to our gun! all tlay,' When at anchor we rule On the Portfmouth tide, We'ue plenty of time for play. Gilbert and Sullivan's H.M.S. Pinaforef' 108 R T ,Jn- ,.--' ,A --am. Mm vw ,V .4 ,,,,, .1 Q -Q: 2'??4?a5f?ffi53i?ii?1Sfi? J A '-511621-, xw f 'wuz 'y , ffm.. 15. VN., 5,-N ,. ,f an REM H , , . I , f F .f . ,, ,M F ,,..f' . w i23f?Q 7 , -z ' faerie, si -' A f K it QQ wig . 31954, W' YLVQJQESN 'Q X W Kwik' iw mwimvlg K V21 L mm A ,H ,W ,M ,A 1 ' : - wif. f:,,g:'?1 ' A ' -. ' ' wg x V-, . W 3 ffflf :Q 5 vflv! , LA R Q5 S Ei if -'WX 1? fi Margie Abram A Friend Mr. 8: Mrs. G. Altamura Jerry Anderson Mr. 8: Mrs. L. E. Anderson Anne Mr. 8: Mrs. A. Annichiarico Mr. 8: Mrs. R. Annichiarico Arthur Babe and Anne Joe Balducci Mr. 8: Mrs. George Bandre Barbara and Richie Barbie Beau James Mrs. Joseph Belarge Allen Berkman Mr. 8: Mrs. Sylvan Berkman Betsy and Tom Bitsy and Beer Anne Bliss Lois Bliss Rett Bragg Mr. 8: Mrs. Elliott S. Bray Mr. 8: Mrs. Elliott R. Bray Mary Ann Bray Bill Brockman Mr. 8: Mrs. F. G. Brockman Bill Brown '55 Dr. 8: Mrs. H. W. Brown Bunny Bev Buxton Jean Campbell '55 Tina Caro Carol and Buddy Carol and Eddie Caryl Castor Jon Chernow Mr. 8: Mrs. Cleverdon Clevie '59 Clevie '63 Tom The Bomb Coffey Carolyn Collins Mr. 8: Mrs. David Condon Mr. 8: Mrs. David Condon Joanie Condon Curt Conner Adele Conway Corky Mr. 8: Mrs. Tamn Creedi Cynthia Bnnsters Mrs. Sam Dawson Mr. 8: Mrs. Henry Dennis Mr. 8: Mrs. Lawrence Dickey Dindy Chippy Donovan Dolly Chittenden Mr. 8: Mrs. R. Chittenden Ed Doyle Tommy Dreaper Mr. 8: Mrs. Russell Ennis Chris Eisenhauer Mr. 8: Mrs. R. Eisenhauer Robert Espersen William Espersen Ethel 8: Chester Dr. 8: Mrs. Frank Fabiani Trudy Fall Mr.'8: Mrs. Arthur Fendrick 0451! Edith Frank Karen Frost Mr. 8: Mrs. Alexander Ha r. Y, J Ina M. Hay Richard Hay Fu Ling Dave Garrett Mr. 8: Mrs. Ralph W. Geer Mr. 8: Mrs. Aaron Gelman Dave Gilford Glum',' Mike Goodson Mr. 8: Mrs. George Graham Mrs. Rose Grande Mr. 8: Mrs. Philip L. Graw Diane Greene Mr. 8: Mrs. Joseph Greene Kathleen E. Greenfield Judy and Jean Hicks i'Honey Hooker Mr. 8: Mrs. Paul W. Huber Ilona Carol Insinga Iodine Mr. 8: Mrs. Harry Isaacson Jack Jack 58 George Jahn Phyllis Janis To John 8: Richie Jelfrey Kaimowitz Edna T. Kelley 'I11 Kenny and Jenny Lambert's Cleaners Laura Leo and Celie Kosdan Liggett's-Dobbs Ferry Liggett's-Dobbs Ferry Mr. 8: Mrs. W. Z. Lindsey Mr. 8: Mrs. Simon Lissim Little Elliott Little Tubbs Anita Lucente 46 Andrea Mallimson Ann Mantione Nick Materazzo Mr. 8: Mrs. J. H. McCarthy Kathi McClave Mr. 8: Mrs. Rowland McClave Mr. William J. McGill Mrs. William J. McGill Joan McLean ME Chuck Messerich Micki and Penny Herman Meyer Mickey Mr. 8: Mrs. Frank J. Miller Molly Barbara Morosco The Mouse Al Muscari Mr. 8: Mrs. Augustino Muscari M.W.S. Chip O'Reilly Mr. 8: Mrs. H. M. O'Reilly, Jr. Peter Pace The Palfy Family Patti Peggy Pendall Mr. 8: Mrs. Charles H. Poit Suzy Poit Elaine Polly Posty Arthur Price Mr. Clemente Raffa Raoul Mr. 8: Mrs. Charles Reich Richard Ricardo Mr. 8: Mrs. R. C. Riegert, Jr. Robi Bill Rolland 57,' Rochambeau Liquors Rose E. to Al The Ross Family Toby Rothman Mr. 8: Mrs. L. Rothschild Royal Teens Mr. 8: Mrs. Harry Rudolph Priscilla Rudolph Pat Ruotolo Sandy 8: Elaine Dan Elvis Sangster Mr. 8: Mrs. Charles Scharnberg and David Mrs. Fred Schriver Steve Schwartz Mr. 8: Mrs. J. 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