Eastchester High School - La Souvenir Yearbook (Eastchester, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 144 of the 1959 volume:

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' '- -, , ,xfhgf x O , LE 4 i i I , Q ff'ii,j . A E f '- J ' umm ' :Lf , , may YI - 'L , -',- .. HOO ,. I f 1 - MQ, A - EASTCHESTER HIGH SCHOOL EASTCHESTER, NEW YORK x s, - , f Q x K if Difssgc---R -. ze, z: M,--ff' pf 35 ,-A-,ff A Qfvk ' nt. -X. we --21 - - - if W CONTENTS Opening Section ........................ 1- 5 Administration and Faculty ........ . 6- 23 Seniors ............................................. ..... 2 4- 55 Classes ........ .s... 5 6- 79 Activities ........, ..... 8 O-1 17 Advertising ........ ........ 1 18-132 AHA , 6' 3- 'Pd' V41 I tw U , h WWW MWig,g1.,i2A-be , Wim-ff ' , M .LN w 1W WF QL ,W T ky W ' V1:e.f,,':::'51' .A-,-Q., 4: W. ' .Kxggkkx 3 3 X X14 - A 4 xfgwzeis , .L X a 52,35 'fggigl Q M. H, X Jsg j . 1 2 IZA' gg 4 , 97? mv q f J, HI if 1 5 ' ' 1 : 1. ., X' 4, ff 3 1 ' i1 ' f 9 f i 3- g if i ' 4 3? 1 9 T' ' HIM 'Q 751-ELS QQBN I H fu hh 35 fliwf'-ff ax W - n,f4l'Qaew ' I -.1 L ,Q ibm 'i.i.v7' LQ xe HOME SCHOOL EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE First row: Mrs. Albert Doolittle, Grade Mathers, Mrs. Joseph Jem- ing, Treasurer, Mrs. Joseph Brown, First Vice President, Mrs. William Stevens, President, Mrs. louis Sand- ler, Recording Secretary, Mrs. .lozeph Nolin, Corresponding Secretary, Mrs. William Learch, Inside Publicity. Sec- ond row: Mr. Carleton Everett, Bud get, Mr. Walter Dzubak, Faculty, Mr. Edwin Wallace, Faculty, Mr. Anthony Calandro, Second Vice President, Mr. Douglas MacDonald, Principal, Mr, William Stevens, President, Mrs. Ken- neth Schneider, Program, Mr. Ken- neth Schneider, Program, Mrs. Clit- ford Truesdell, Hospitality, Mrs. T. W. Austin, Outside Publicity, Mrs. Helen Talbot, Faculty. Not pictured: Mr. Robert Ruesch, School Affairs, Mrs. David Shapiro, Legislative. The Home School Association is composed of parents and teachers working together for the welfare of the student body. The money raised by their annual proiect, the Spring Fiesta, provides several scholarships for deserving students. wmv' is BOARD OF EDUCATION Seated: Eli Allan Sherwood, Ed- word S. Menapace, Vice-President, Claude E. Glaser, Jr., President, Ells- worth G. D. Paterson. Standing: Mi- chael A. Russo, Superintendent of Buildings, Dr. Terence C. Donohue, Superintendent of Schools, Everett J. Thielen, Kenneth L. King, Secre- tory, Ramon H. Seydy George R. Farnham, Morgan S. Fellows, Assis- tant Superintendent of Schools. Not pictured: Donald C. Tiedemonn. During the six years we have spent ot Eastchester we have evidenced the continual improvement and growth of our school. The orgonizotion re- sponsible for this advancement is the Board of Education, Through their efforts the construction of a new addition to Eastchester has com- menced. By next September, with the work completed there will be two separate administrative units, one consisting of grades seven through nine and the other grades ten through twelve. if. if FACULTY ight and learning resemble each other, as both are emanated and absorbed. The source of both our academic and extra- curricular learning at Eastchester is the taculty. Our patient, understanding tac- ulty has been most important in prepar- ing us for happy, useful lives. WML Q...- -NM, 4. M ,.....,. - N 1 ,,...... A.,,....,..,...W.N.... .W my-.5 IH N. X x-,. W M K'--.X DOUGLAS S. MGCDONALD OUR PRINCIPAL ...1..-1 . 1 or 5 '1 f F . F E I -f,,:v Q i I THOMAS W. ROHANICK Assistant Principal . ,ni ,lg m .N - Fx! 7, i,i V I v 'GQ' OFFICE STAFF Florence Packmon, Secrefary fo Principalg Hulcla Muldoon, Clerk to Principalp Muriel C. Rooney, Secretory to Principal. .....-- .zwziiw 'gn MAY A REGAN, Guidance Dean --... , WL'- CLERKS TO DEAN Chorlohe Tolchin, Vincenzo M. Forte. EDWARD J. GIBIAN, Guidance Dean ANTOINETTE R. SPOSITO, Guidance Dean GABRIEL J. RESCIGNO, Guidance Dean X I2 . M iw if RUTH ALTMAN Physical Education, Girls Leaders' Club, Cheerleaders, Intramurals DANIEL J. ASSUMMA English, Le Souvenir Adviser N521 U ll MJ? ' Eis'Efw.' . it 9 he VIRGINIA BAER American History, Chairman Citizenship Education Department SCIENCE Each generation witnesses a rapid change in the improvement of its environment. These innovations are brought about by the constant rev- elation of new scientific facts. In Eastchester, students receive an in- troduction to the many areas of science through their study of gen- eral science, biology, physics, and chemistry. MARGARET A. BEALES Arts, Crafts, Mural Club JULIA C. BENSON Latin, Co-Sponsor National Honor Society LAWRENCE L. BERGLAS Citizenship Education JOSEPH BONA Spanish MARY ELLA BRODY Dramatic Workshop, Co-Sponsor National Honor Society, Sponsor Save-the-Children Federation, Chairman of Assemblies, Sponsor National Thespian Society, Director of Plays, Eighth Grade Class Adviser fs STEVE BRODY English, Eaglet Adviser PHYSICAL EDUCATION Physical education attempts to insure the fullest physical, mental, and social development of each stu- dent. Through the regular gym classes, intramurals, and varsity is 'RX 5-'F MARIE CARRERA Spanish, Tenth Grade Class Adviser games, boys and girls learn team- work and good sportsmanship. ANTHONY CALANDRO Mechanical Drawing, Visual Aids Club, Eastchester Activities Fund Treasurer ALFONSINA E. CONTE World History ALEXANDER DICICCO Business Subjects HUWARD H. DEANTO MARCIA w- FAGEN Instrumental Music, Senior Orchestra, English Junior String Ensemble, Beginning Strings, Music Appreciation ALBERT J. DesJARDINS Business Subiects, Chairman Business Department, Varsity E Club 14 CITIZENSHIP EDUCATION Citizenship education enables students to familiarize themselves with the background of our country and that of other world powers. Through citizenship education, world history, and American history, East- chester students learn the principles of cooperation and brotherhood on the local, state, national and inter- national level. WALTER DZUBAK Citizenship Education Student Council Adviser EUGENE T. FERRIO Driver Education, Varsity Basketball Coach PETER l. FRAGETTE Science HENRY M. GARVEY Business Subjects 5 V PHYI.lIS GRODENSKY Science ENGLISH Every student must study English every semester of his high school career. The primary purposes for studying English are to enable the student to express himself effectively both in speaking and in writing, to get the exact meaning from the printed page, and to appreciate the beauty of the best in literature. MAX HABER Citizenship Education, World History VICTOR W. HAGGAR Mathematics ALICE G. HARAKAL English 1 I I t SIDNEY S. HAY f Y , lndustrial Arts In .-1 l.llllAN D. HARRINGTON KATHLEEN M. HORGAN Attendance Supervisor Science, Biology w . JACQUEUNE M. HAWl.EY Chemistry, Physics MATHEMATICS The basic foundation of modern technology and science is mathe- matics. The E.H.S. mathematics cur- riculum begins with elementary al- gebra, continues on through plane geometry, intermediate algebra, trigonometry, and reaches the heights of solid geometry, advanced algebra, and calculus in the senior year. . 5 ROYCE H. .IANSZEN Instrumental Music, Senior Band, Junior Band, Beginning Band, Music Appreciation, Chairman Music Department EMANUEI. ISAACSON French JOHN E. JARVIS Physical Education, Athletic Director, Varsity Football Coach, Varsity Baseball Coach JACQUELINE M, KALK jj K GEORGE T. M. KELLEY English M' Ay!! IU iv pl! Mathematics, Assistant Football Coach V , N U: JJ, V nfl I Ninth Grade Class Adviser SL' XJ if li f 9 LSywQb!o'l.J. Mya, f yi! L! LANGUAGES of 0 iii Lk gg' llt j' K5 I V Languages are a prominent part Q X L . . . of our studies since they provide us bply Cr with an understanding of the peo- 1 l' U ,B Ja. ples of the world through acqualn JOHN H. KLOBERDANZ Business Subiects ll tance with their speech and culture. At Eastchester the three foreign ' languages taught are Spanish, French, and Latin. DOROTHEA KOCH Mathematics INA J. KASEN Physical Education, Intramurals i LOUISE l.ARRlVEE English, Senior Class Adviser RICHARD KRELI, MARGUERITE B. MARTER English School NursefTeocher ROSE M. KUCZMA Home Economics, Home Nursing Club BUSINESS America is expanding and with it American business. lt is therefore essential that more people become trained in business practices and services. At Eastchester students be- come trained for the business world through the study of typing, stenog- raphy, bookkeeping, business ma- chines, and business arithmetic. A. ROBERT LONG Vocal, Music, Music Appreciation, A Cappella Choir, Girls' Chorus, Boys' Chorus, Junior Student Council Adviser is. l MARY MARTINEZ librarian JEAN R. MtlAREN Librarian, Library Squad X 'K ROBERT W. MQGOWAN HARD'-D F- MIUER Mathematics Mathematics, GENEVIEVE MGKENDRICK Citizenship Education ARTS AND CRAFTS To enrich and vary our lives with creative interests, we have at East- chester an Arts and Crafts Depart- ment designed to give students the opportunity to develop their imagin- ative powers. This department oFFers wood shop, metal shop, mechanical drawing, art, ceramics, and home- making. ANDREW MILES Biology, Science, Junior Class Adviser Chairman Mathematics Department RITA E. MOEUS Homemaking AGNES E. MURPHY English, Chairman English Department -is if, ' JOHN M. O'GORMAN Mathematics DRIVER EDUCATION Recently Eastchester inauguroted a new driver education course. The aim of this subiect is to teach stu- dents the attitudes and skills neces- JEAN NATOWITZ English sary to becoming safe, competent drivers. JOHN O'l.EARY Industrial Arts I +-sz-va D VID OPPENHEIM History 2 C' if MICHAEL R. PETTI Arts, 'C rafts, Assistant Varsity Basketball Coach, J. V. Basketball Coach RUTH RASMUSSEN French, Chairman Foreign Language Department DAVID A. ROBINSON Industrial Arts MUSIC Music in all forms helps to round out the individual's cultural interests. In our school each student has the opportunity to develop his musical talents by participating in either the SYLVIA M. RICHARDS Business Subjects Girls' Chorus, the Boys' Chorus, the A Cappella Choir, the orchestra, or the band. MARTIN J. RODEN English, Citizenship Education CARMEN VILA RODRIGUEZ Art, Seventh Grade Class Adviser WILLIAM J. SAMUELL Latin . s JAMES W. SLOAN English, Citizenship Education DR. MARY SAVAGE CATHERINE SPADA Mathematics English J ARDIS M. SERVOSS English At Eastchester each department is differentiated into sections to fit the needs of all students. Honor classes are provided for those who display an exceptional aptitude for a particular field, regents courses are offered for college-minded stu- dents, and non-regents primarily for students who will go into a vocation after graduation. CARL A. SORENSEN Science, Varsity Track Coach, Intramurals - WILLIAM C. SPENCER Physics, Chemistry, Chairman Science Department HElEN W. TALBOT Citizenship Eduzalion MARGARET M. TRACY Business Subiecls GEORGE E. ULMAN Physical Educalion, leaders' Club, Intramurals XI. JOSEPHINE ARZONETTI Clerk to School Nurse EDWIN J. WAllACE Biol09Y, Sludent Council Adviser ANNA M. WARTLUFT Homemaking, Junior Red Cross DAVID WHYTE Mathematics SENIORS n years to come when we recall our high school days, the memories ot our senior year will remain most vivid in our minds. The Senior Prom, the party, the trip, Louie's debut as Santa, and a mul- titude of other events highlighted our Senior Year. it fir xt CLIVE ANN AINGER Suzie . . . short n' sweet . . . laughing fits . . 1 intramurals participant . . . 'Mm Girls' Chorus . . . Oh, those iokes . . . - loves collecting records . . . steaming straight for stenogrophy . . . WALTER ALTON Woo . . . Eaglet and le Souvenir . . . Student Council Election Committee . . . Chief Silhouette . . . Varsity football and basketball . . . Spanish whiz . . . Cathy 0 . . . toll, good looks . . . future, college . . . JEAN AMOROSO Jeannie . . . versatile, friendly . . . Barfl . . . Sub-debs . . . intramural: . . . modeling . . . always ready with a smile . . . iunior college next . . . THOMAS ANDRUSS Tommy . . . always with Kenny . . . Spanish, his forte . . . intramurals . . . the silent one . . . ready for action!! . . . Fire ond Air Raid Squad . . . ABLA ANTAR Abbie . . . National Thespian . . . le Souvenir . . . Girls' Chorus . . . beauti- ful, green eyes . . . Maior E . . . pretty debates . . . Sub-debs . . . Murals Club . . . Heavens, yeah-us! . . . ELINOR ARONSON Ellie . . . A Cappella soprano . . . Eaglet, le Souvenir . . . Typing Club . . . All-State and All-County Choir . . . music, music everywhere . . . see you at the Met . . . 26 'lf 2 i5Z?'ffiiY ,. , fjigwjsgg A V 3 -. 5, pfysigisssijffl' -' A mi ii if! 1? 'W' as 5 -y-:ff--we 1 my -T -- --ww r-.W RUTH ARZONETTI Ruthie . . . friendly and cheelful . . . Eaglet . . . A Cappella Choir . . . in- tramural: . . . But, Ozzie says . . .!!! . . . that laugh . . . l'm learning Ger- man masterful musician . IRENE BABAKIAN I . . . A Cappella Choir . . . those long, long lashes!! . . . Murals Club . . . Oh, l've got a sister . . . pretty in pastel colors . . . CAROLEE BATES Carolee . . . kitten on the keys . . . trips to Ossining . . . sincere friend . . . typing and Mr. Garvey!! , . . Dramatics Club . . . Garth Road baby- sitter . . . target for teaching . . . MARIA BATTLE Beetle . . . Le Souvenir and Eaglet Stafis . . . Major E . . . happy go lucky . . . sports champ . . . Sub-debs . . . seems she'll be a sensational secre- tary . . . MA RY BELL Mary . . . real cute twirler . . . sure can dance . . . Alexander's salesgirl . . . click, click, go the needles . . . success with a steno pad . . . ANDREW BENEFIEL Drew . . . authority on cars . . . toot- ball . . . friendly smile often directed towards Vermont . . . crazy flattop . , . off to college . . 27 PETER BEREST Pete . . . A Cappella Choir tenor . . . Le Souvenir 'Advertising Manager . . . National Thespian . . . brilliant debates . . . l'm not Charlie . . . Elections Committee . . . looks like law's his line... MARTIN BERG Marty . . . intramurals participant . . . real bridge fan . . . baseball and basketball player . . . stamps, any- one . . . to be, bearer of business . . . VW' FRANK BESOWSKI Frank . . . member of Eastchester's Golf Team . . . passion for cars . . . Nine holes in one?! . . . quiet and nice . . . Over hill over dale . . . . . . JOHN BLACKIE Blackie . . . wild on the bongos . . . Student Council Delegate . . . our electronics fixit man . . . intramurals, you name it . . . Oh, those Navy blues . . . MARK BLAUSTEIN Mark . . . exceptional sense of humor . . . De Molay . . . All-State Sectional Orchestra . . . constant smile . . . biology and science clubs . . . iazzy fun . . . meant to be a meritorious medic CARI. BODO Ai I 1 Skippy . . . track team . . . nice and tall . . . discus and shot-put . . . senior class handyman . . . a favoring for forestry . . . 28 I JANE BOGART Janie . . . that friendly smile . . . cartoonist supreme . . . always with Mary . . . ice skating bug . . . busi- ness world beckons . . . How 'bout that? . . . ELIZABETH BOSWORTH Betsy . . Jbubbling over with fun vivacious cheerleader . . . Intramurals . . . Chairman of Leaders Club . . . Minor and Maior E . . . Hey, fats . . . comely, culinary queen . . . PATRICIA BRACALELLO Froggy . . . peppy twnrler . . . le Souvenir . . . helping hand . . . always ' found with her other half . . . record collector . . . she says it's Operation, 'vi business machines . . . WILLIAM BREESE Bill ' . . . Le Souvenir staff . . . intra- murals, football and basketball . . those blue eyes . . . Rod and Gun Club . . . college, college, here I come . . . THOMAS BRENNAN Tom . . . rah-rah . . . Dramatic: Club . . . track, pole vaulter . . . Bi Chief Eaglet Scout . . . ball of energy . . . Indian lore lover . . . WILLIAM BRUNING Billy . . . real out-doors man . . . proud member of New York's Southern Fish and Game Association . . . pleas- ing disposition . . . aspiration-he's undecided now . . . 29 HOWARD BURN Howard . . . stamp collector . . . realegone, piano player . . . check- mate . . . tennis champ of Eastchester . . . waiting for that D.D.S. . . . MARILYN CIARLO Maru . . . future Miss Efficiency . . . real-gone on the dance floor . . . an enviable complexion . . . Oh, that third period study haIl!! . . . JACQUELINE COHEN lacquue diligent class worker National Thesplan constant .qs talker Student Council Committee Chairman crazy college weekends pedogognc goals JUDITH C0lABEllA Judy Le Souvenir staff Girls' Chorus Just give me that rock 'n roll muslc . . . Leaders' Club . . . a iolly iournalist to be . . . FRANK COMASTRO Frankie . . . football . . . Varsity E Club . . . good sport . . . But, Mrs. HarakaI . . . one of the boys . . . quick wit . . . plans a career in law . . . DENNIS COOK Dennis . . . always has the answer . . . Radonics Club Co-Chairman . . . Civil Defense . . . partial to electronics . . . quiet and earnest . . . prospective nuclear physicist . . . 30 THOMAS COUGHLIN Tom . . . Visual Aids Squad . . . Monitor squad . . . hunting is his preference . . . big grin and winning personality . . . brilliant business bene- factor . . . THOMAS CREAVY Tom . . . Varsity E Club . . . Fire and Air Raid Squad . . . tall and, oh, boy . . . basketball, baseball, golf en- thusiast . . . prefers blondes . . . ROBERT CURTISS Bob . . . intramurals . . . sports . . . sure is handy when it comes to cars . . . Don't study too hard . . . all aboard for auto-technology school . . . PHOEBE DADAKIS Phoebe . . . Eaglet Typing Editor . . Choir accompanist . . . Maior E . . Elections Committee Co-Chairman . . . National Thespian, National Honor So- ciety . . . Oh, that Hillman convertible ...Duke bound . .. ANTHONY D'AGOSTlNO Tony . . . amiable guy . . . enioys sports and music . . . works for a tailor after school . . . he's ioining the U. S. Army and then, I don't know . . . ROBERT D'AMBROSIO Bob . . . Class Executive Committee . . . Southern New York Fishing and Game Association . . . likes photog- raphy . . . Navy for him . . . I never get seasick . . . 31 -6 -'sf' , i ANNETTE DAPOLITO Dappy . . . those beautiful brown eyes . . . cheerful disposition . . . rock 'n roll fan . . . business field beckons for this pretty miss . . . MARLENE DAVIS Marlene . . . Girls' Chorus . . . charm- ingly attractive . . . rock 'n roll en- thusiast . . . lt's Vic, Vic, and Vic . . . bent to business . . . ss ti lf tP W ELAINE DeESSO Elaine . . . Girls Chorus . . . sum mers in Milford . . . Open the door, Henry . . . Scorsdale bank worker . . . Miss Tracy's favorite pupil . . . ALFRED DeMARCO Al . . . stronghold of the football line . . . track . . . Secretary of the Varsity E Club . . . always on the move . . . here he comes . . . DONALD DeROSA Don . . . Vice-President of the Var sity E Club . . . Co-Captain of foot- ball team . . . baseball . . . tall, dark and handsome . . . Rock Hudsons chief competition . . . FRED DiCARLO Freddy . . . President of the Varsity E Club . . . football and baseball . . . Co-Captain of basketball team . . . a lady's man . . . they're dying to see him . . . 32 , V ,,.MW, he X - Q THOMAS DICKSON Tom . . . avid rock 'n roll fan . . . football, baseball and hockey rover . . . enioys all sports . . . always cheer- ful . . . Naval Reserves, active duty . . . LOUIS DiFRANCESCO Don Bosco . . . Varsity E Club's Sergeant-at-Arms . . . Fire and Air Raid Squad . . . life of the party . . . one of the North End boys . . . coming can- didate for Uncle Sam . . . IRENE DONOFRIO Irene . . . knack for knitting . . . Typ- ing Club . . . nurse's helper . . . as merry as the day is long . . . sweet 'n petite . . . will brighten any office . . . MARTHA EATON Marty . . . fun at Lord and Toylo s . . . all for Ronnie . . . cute laugh and charming disposition . . . witty remarks . . . she's got a million of 'emll . . . lOlS ELLMAN Lo . . . cute 'n peppy . . . Le Souvenir Subscriptions Editor . . . Eaglet . . . flirtatious, blue eyes . . . thinksy . . . wonderful to know . . . gentlemen prefer blondes . . . our own Florence Nightingale . . . JOHN ESTES John . . . Le Souvenir Photographer . . . Orchestra and Band . . . Varsity track . . . Senior Science Club . . . Spanish whiz . . . seen the world . . . no grass under his feet . . . 33 w in: wigs i my me -at .1 -r WILLIAM FALCO Bill . . . Manager of baseball team . . . whiz on ice in skating and hockey . . . intramurals . . . business adminis- tration . . . Like father, like son . . . JOHN FASOLA John . . . Varsity E Club . . . football team . . . intramurals . . . like- able guy . . . A beetle bug sailing, sailing over the bounding main . . . L-is-F M, EM Aucs wmuzsn naman Aice' . . . Sub-clebs . . . southern charm Ya'el . . . cute and talkedy Nm Wg Ab, . . . Le Souvenir staff . . . But, I'm friendly! . . . Murals Club . . . head- ing south to Duke . . . STUART FLEISCHMAN Wax . . . Senior Executive Committee . . . Student Council delegate . . . Oh, that charm . . . member. of the illustri- ous Silhouettes . . . he'll be busy with business . . . l LINDA FOLEY Lin . . Le Souvenir Typing Co- Editor . . . vigorous twirler . . . sew nice . . . intramurals . . . Executive Committees . . . those big brown eyes . . . all for dancing . . . talented teacher to be . . . LORRAINE FUSELLA Lorraine . . . Le Souvenir and Eaglet staffs . . . a zeal for tennis . . . busi- ness aspirations . . . disc spinner . . . sweet 'n sincere . . 34 1 X g t CHRISTINE FYFE Chris . . . Girls' Chorus . . . Sub- debs . . . sensational letter writer . . . Minor E , . . Eaglet and l.e Souvenir staffs . . . intramurals champ . . . hap- pily hunting . . . home economics . . . college bound . . . NANCY GAGE Nancy . . . scooting around in her Porsche . . . gone skiing . . . Sunshine Girl . . . she's a rover . . . so sew . .. College bound . . . RICHARD GAUZZA Ricky . . . Field Patrol . . . Fire and Air Raid Squad . . . Varsity E man . . . class cut-up . . . it's golf for him . . . a Silhouette yen for engineer- ing . . . WILLIAM GELLES Bill . . . '58 Impala . . . tense mo- ments in Solid . . . troubles with his women . . . long talks ln study hall . . . Big daddy . . . eventual eminent engineer . . . l ANDREA GEORGE Ann . . . always leaves em laughing . . . Girls' Chorus . . . dotes on discs . . . long wavy hair . . . does a mean lmdy . . . secretarial bombshell . . . DONALD GERWIN Don . . . track manager . . . quiet humor . . . will certainly be missed back stage . . . staunch advocate of camping and skiing . . . 35 -1--'CV MARGARET GLASSER Gasser . . . full of laughs . . . lots of fun whiz in math intra- murals . . . Malor E . . . Sub-debs . . . aspiring secretary . . . ROBERT GLOVER Bob . . . motor mania . . . a dancing rock 'n roller . . . good looking . . . anchors aweigh . . . Stop at your Gulf sign . . . MICHAEL GOLDBERG Mickey . . . Eaglet Editor in Chief . . . Quality Street Editor . . . Dramatics Club President . . . National Thespian, National Honor Society . . . Darnl Only a ninety-nine! . . . A Cappella tenor . . . meant for medicine . . . CHARLES GOLDSMITH Charley . . . Eaglet Business Manager . . . Elections Committee . . . Oh, those stripes . . . Dramatic: Club Treasurer . . . National Thespian . . . Band, Or- chestra trombonist mathematics and science whiz . . . ELIZABETH GORMAN Bonnie . . . the girl with the per- petual smile . . . music advocate . . . one of Miss Beales's favorite students . . . beacon points to business school . . . ANN MARIE GRESIS Gresy . . . Le Souvenir staff . . . head twirler . . . Patty's other half . . . Executive Committee . . . Leaders' Club loves assemblies How pathetic . . . a Rembrant . . . obvious office charm . . . 36 BARBARA GRIFFITH Griff . . . cute as a kitten . . . le Souvenir staff . . . laughing monitor . . . letters from Mass .... bound for Katherine Gibbs . . . Hi there, honey! . . . WILLARD GROTH Will . . . Field Patrol . . . active in intramurals . . . famed Silhouette . . . good-natured guy . . . Oh, those home movies! . . . college boy . . . after that engineering . . . SALVATORE GUARINO Sal . . . seen at the track-both run- ning and watching . . . knack for horse- back . . . philatelist . . . after college, the man behind the badge . . . MARILYN GUINN Gumne . . . Goldllocks of East- chester . . . A Cappella soprano . . . National Thespian . . . volleys of eternal babble . . . Sub-debs . . . Eaglet staff . . . mostest airline hostess . . . ELLEN GURSKY Ellen . . . Le Souvenir staff . . . Leaders' Club . . . appealing girl, ap- pealing grin . . . ardent pen-pal . . . enioys collecting . . . next year, Pots- dam Teachers College . . . AJ John . . . Le Souvenir staff . . . Var- sity E Club . . . Debating Team . . . full of zest and zeal . . . track team's Co-Captain . . . All-State Sectional Choir . . . college candidate . . . JOHN HARVEY 37 A. df: A .. W1 RICHARD I-IAUPTMANN Richie . . . Co-Captain of the track team . . . often seen on stage . . . Na- tional Thespian . . . Varsity E . . . avid outdoorsman . . . skiing, hiking, and camping fellow . . . SUSAN HERDMAN Sue . . . Le Souvenir Art Editor . . . National Honor Society . . . A Cap- pella Choir . . . WonderfuI, wonder- full! . . . intramurals . . . Sub-debs Secretary . . . golden haired artist . . . WILLIAM HINDERSTEIN Billy . . . J. V. football, track . . . band enthusiast . . . And here they come . . . wild and wolly . . . East- chester's medicine man . . . usevu ELAINE HUBSCH Hubschie . . . sparkling personality . . cheerleader . . . Maior E gal . . . Girls' Sports Editor of the Eaglet . . . Leaders' Club . . . prospective secretary . . . BEVERLY HUME . . . the littlest cheerleader . . . Le Souvenir staff . . . a bundle of energy . . . sailor girl . . . Leaders' Club . . . Welll . . . favors Deni- son U .... JILL ISACSON Jill . . . Eaglet staff . . . intramurals . . . capricious, calm, charming . . . loves playing piano and guitar . . . a musical miss . . . Oh, no . . . clear- sighted . . . collegiate . . . 38 -'DZCJKA -jg, - ,ww -fit.. Qs' li? f'C?gt. fx. 'TC3 '1' xii:-pax 3: TKCCLX i O Mcnvfx wave: O . Q9 GH .A jbQir5SQ'3f' ISDN' rift' ing? fm ZS? cfm N533 in ev? 'Hd ' W3 CLISL4- lncynfefs Cl O 4' we fY RAYMOND IVERSON Ray . . . hails from lona . . . blonde, good looks . . . likes singing and bowling . . . a winning personality . . . track . . . chemistry courses in college . . . STEPHEN JACKSON - Steve . . . Le Souvenir Associate Editor . . . Senior Class President . . . amazing, active, and ambitious . . . Student Council delegate . . . that cool bass fiddle . . . branded for busi- ness . . . PETER JEMING Pete . . . All-State and Sectional Or- chestra . . . scholarly approach . . . Varsity E Club . . . numismatist angling . . . iiddlesticks . . . Engineer- it , ing, here I come! . . . A MEL KAHRS Mel . . . congenial personality . . . snappy dresser . . . Le Souvenir staff . avid Interest in football, volleyball, wrestling, hot rodding . . . Doc Spen- cer's pet . . . Chemistry, anyone? . . . ALAN KATZ Alan . . . Oh, that grin . . . National Thespian . . . one of the stage crew . . . Program Committee Chairman . . . a nuclear chemist to be . . . is AGNES KELLY tw Butchie . . . always on some com- mittee . . . goes all out for sports . . . Oh, that infectious giggle! . . . to do comptometer work at I. B. M .... 39 ROSEMARY KING Rosemary . . . Le Souvenir Sports Editor . . . Westchester County Senior Girl Scouts President . . . leaders' Club . . . sincere and studious . . . will specialize in science or math . . . ROBERT LAGANA Bobby . . . passion for cors . . . members of the Cruisin' Customs hot rod club . . . skillful mechanic . . . quiet, yet full of fun . . . JONATHAN LAMBERT Jonny . . . On stage . . . Dra- matics Club . . . intramurols . . . favors swimming . . . reserved and persevering . . . guitar gyro . . . headed for col- lege . . . RICHARD LARSON Rich . . . A Cappella Choir . . . all for travel . . . Uncle Sam beckons . . . easy-going and likeable . . . that slow smile . . . three months vacation in Sweden . . . ANDREW LEE Andy fthe EagleJ . . . Class Execu- tive and Elections Committees . . . Vor- sity E Club . . . golf . . . J. V. bas- ketball . . . Cute and collegiate . . . off to Columbia College of Phar- macy . . . THOMAS loPRESTl Tom . . . Visual Aids Club . . . the quiet type . . . avid Yankee fan . . . camera fiend . . . delights in building model ships . . . college is his goal . . . 40 mum- fi' s - '-.-. is A111775 is .,,.. W., fs! 5: J' se' LYDA LUDEMAN Lyda . . . Eaglet reporter . . . Le Souvenir literary and art staff . . . Library Squad . . . sportsminded . . . art whiz . . . cute smile and turned up nose . . . JOAN LUPINSKI Joanie . cageball is her game . . . terrific skater . . . beautiful eyes . . . Library Squad . . . Oh, my good- ness!!! business minded . . . JOHN I.YONS John . . . Student Council . . . intra- murals . . . basketball and track . . . ready smile . . . his ups and Downs . . . Eastchester's coming teacher of Espanol . . . PATRICIA MALDARI Patti . . . cashier at AIexander's . . . intramurals participant . . . u fancy for cooking . . . record collector . . . aspira- tions lean toward business . . . JACK MALKIN Jack . . . sports fan . . . girl lover . . . Dennis the Menace of East- chester . . . I scared you, dicIn't I? . . . free kisses . . . Pharmacy for me . . . CARMINE MARALLO Carm . . . Co-Captain of football . . , member of basketball, baseball teams . . . member of Miss Baer's triumvirate . . . one gal man, Patricia . . . Coach Jarvis' protege . . . 41 R 44' iwff' DAVID MARDEN Dave . . . Eastchester's Band . . . Drummer- The Chord Kings, an in- strumental and vocal group . . . aqua sports . . . blonde, good looks . . . ROBERT MARION Bob . . . J. V. football . . . some- one's big brother . . . next stop- U. S. Navy . . . light-hearted and gen- erous . . . Going my way? . . . lUCllI.E MASTROBUONO Lu . . . Typing Co-Editor of Le Souvenir . . . Senior Class Secretary . . . Student Council delegate . . . fondness for Art . . . always on committees . . . RealIy . . . business bug . . . GARO MAVIAN Gigi . . . Student Council President . . . plays a mean French horn in Or- chestra . . . Varsity basketball, golf . . . Chairman of House-Grounds Com- mittee . . . popular all-around guy . . . DOLORES McAVOY Laurie . . . Leaders' Club . . . Eaglet . . . l beg to differ! . . . vim in swimmin' . . . active in intramurals . . . business school for the future . . . SUSAN McCAULEY Sue . . . pert and perky . . . she'Il be o designing woman . . . Eaglet and le Souvenir staffs . . . Why, honey chilel . . . intramurals . . . those big, blue eyes . . . 42 Navi! 'sb ,,..-up CLIFFORD MQCUE Cliff . . . tall and smiling . . . always scooting on his scooter . . . Le Souvenir . . . basketball and track teams . . . propensity for printing . . . MARIE MENDILLO Mendel . . . Eaglet Exchange Editor . . . Le Souvenir . . . A Cappella alto . . . Elections Committee . . . high eye cue . . . Spanish, Latin genius . . . beautiful, long, flowing hair . . . JOSEPH JOHN MENNON Joe . . . quiet and friendly . . . a great guy to know . . . Eastchester's golf team . . . avid bowling fan . . . hopes to be a certified public ac- countant . . . BETTE MERKER Bet . . . Photography Editor of Le Souvenir . . . Assistant Manager of the Band . . . I told you when I tell you that . . . cute and loveable . . . best at bio . . . LINDA MERKER Linda . . . Editor-in-Chief of Le Souvenir . . . wise, witty, and willing . . . Leaders' Club . . . has a twin, how handy!! . . . Oh, no, l'm the other one! . . . set on science . . . KATHLEEN MIHM Kathy . . . A Cappella Choir . . . Eaglet . . . Co-Chairman of Pep Com- mittee and Concessions . . . monitor busy-post . . . always in office . . . Vice-President of Senior Class . . . Head Cheerleader . . . Woo-oo- oo . . . 43 W -- :gig wvffef. ..1 sfzivm Q 1. DONALD MILLER Don . . . Eaglet, Le Souvenir staffs . . . basketball, football . . . Oh, those chemistry experimentsl . . . prac- tical and easy-going . . . college bound ROBERT MORGAN Bob . . . first trumpet in Orchestra . . . ion and clixieland fan . . . golf team . . . photography bug . . . that crazy '49 Chevy . . . engineering beckons RONALD MRSTIK Ronnie . . . Just me and Miss Car- rera . . . Philatelic lStamp?J Club . . . Band and Orchestra . . . intramurals . . . Science Club . . . easy-going and going far . . . ALFRED NAPOLITANO Nappy . . . Varsity E Club . . . a sportsminded gent . . . football . . . singular sense of humor . . . future plans Well'll? HELENE NASH Helene . . . Class Executive Commit- tee . . . intramurals . . . loves driving and talking on the telephone . . . A Cappella Choir . . . Leaders' Club . . . a big flirt a big smile JOSEPH NATALIE oe Varsity E Club oot a captain of the baseball team artistically proficient genial gent dance floor fanatic se to serve Uncle Sam 44 be Q A --'. Y , . 84 - r'ie'll 11 'Qipw 35 tr 'B' ' S g in I 'f , s 1 t O A u l I CAROL NELSON Carol . . . scintillating personality . . . nifty with a needle . . . Le Souvenir . . . A Cappella Choir . . . Leaders' Club . , . Minor E . . . col- lege next . . . By-eeel . . . JOHN NICHOl.SON Jonny . . . A Cappella Choir . . Visual Aids . . . Varsity E Club . . . football and basketball manager . . . sincere and earnest . . . veterinary medicine, it seems to be . . ROBERT JEFFREY NISS Jeff' . . . Elections Committee . . . Fire and Air Raid Squad . . . a way with everyone . . . Varsity E man . . . football- big guard . . . eyeing engineering . . . KATIA NOl.lN Kat . . . A Cappella soprano . . , Hi- B.A .... All-County Music Festival . . . Name that tune . . . quiet sincerity ...peach ofa teach to be . . . Rf ' - ' 1 I Wlll.lAM NOWAK Bill . . . President of Visual Aids . . . track . . . Whistle while you work . . . A Cappella Choir . . . cruis- ing taward a culinary career . . . JEFFREY OBLER Jeff . . . Le Souvenir Sports Editor . . . intramurals participant . . . en- thusiasm and vitality plus . . . Hey there, take it easy . . . college in the crystal ball . . . 45 'V I 4 l 7 I GARY ORKIN Glo . . . Eaglet Advertising Manager . . . Le Souvenir staff . . . Senior class Concessions Co-Chairman . . . gram- matical Gary . . . neatest lab book in schooll . . . entering engineering . . . CHARLOTTE PARADISO Charlotte . . . courteous and consid- erate . . . sports enthusiast . . . has piles of platters . . . collects stuffed animals . . . a natural for nursing . . . DOUGLAS PEREZ Dougie . . . Spanish is not for meI . . . Varsity E Club . . . ape over autos . . . Mr. Perez will lead the dis- cussion . . . carefree and gay . . . deft in designing . . . .IO ANN PERROTTA Jo . . . Yes, I knowI . . . sports whiz . . . collects modern and classical music . . . light-hearted . . . a'counting to be an accountant . . . PATRICIA PHOENIX Pat . . . Oh, those stories! . . . A Cappella Choir . . . Sub-debs . . . prefers all-American swimmers . . . to her it's Che-Mystery! . . . next in view-nursing . . . ALLAN RATNER Al . . . All for the girls! . . . A Cappella Choir . . . hep on hot rods . . . Golf and Ritie Club . . . turns to the textile business 46 ,,, ','3x 1 ink, ,,', V -vu nik MARY JACQUELINE REUTIMAN Jackie . . . Le Souvenir . . . Sub-debs . . . all those crewnecks! . . . dangerous in chem lob . . . a southern rebel at heart . . . riding right for her R.N. . .. WILIJAM RICE Bill . . . Radio-Electronics Club . . . ws-.V world traveler . . . denizen of the physics lab . . . intramural sports . . . I didn't say it, Doc! . . . career in college . . VELMA RICHARDSON VeIma . . . never a dull moment . . . Le Souvenir staff . . . digs rock 'n roll . . . dedicated to keep you in stitches . . . nursing school next . . . THOMAS ROBERTS Tommy . . . sports specialist, golf, hunting . . . Detention, Mr. Roberts . . . off to the library . . . that long sauntering gait . . . essentially eco- nomics .... ARTHUR ROCCO Arty . . . Varsity E Club . . . member of the Cruisin' Customs . . . delights in woodworking . . . arts and crafts . . . I Love Lucy . . . beat those tom-toms! . . . MARIE ROMANO Marie . . . sweet and gentle . . . kitchen madness . . . delightful dancer . . . always a good word . . . nifty note taker . . . 47 '2--f ' KATHLEEN ROSE Kathy . . . National Thespian . . . Sarah Bernhardt's protegee . . . All- State Choir . . . beautiful, beautiful brown eyes . . . course set for sing- ing... RIMA RUDD Rima . . . serious-minded with a sparkle . . . Le Souvenir and Eaglet staffs . . . That's crazy! . . . passion for splashin' . . . path leads to psy- chology . . . SANDRA SAGE Sandy . . . Orchestra, All-Slate Sec- tional . , . Student Council . . . master- ful murals . . . Le Souvenir business manager . . . sailing, sailing . . . A'venturing in art . . . DIANA SALERNO Di . . . dork and pretty . . . intra- murols . . . Le Souvenir Literary Edi- tor . . . Sub-debs . . . Eaglet stat? . . . always seen with Sue . . . she'll lam the little ones . . . PATRICIA SCHAUER April . . . Le Souvenir staff . . . Stu- dent Council . . . home economics rep- .. resentative . . . vivaciously charming 410- . . . intramurals . . . quite the seam- L' stress! . . . fancies the fashion field . . . DOMENICK SERRA Dom . . . that quiet, friendly manner . model railroads . . . Anyone for a driver's test?! . . . always tinker- ing with a car . . . propensity to pharmacy . . . , .. 48 1 I EVARDIS SERVOSS E.V. . . . What's a hundred in solid? . . . rage for records . . . loves pap and Perry Como . . . forever fun . . . career as an engineer . . . ELY SHELL Ely .. . Le Souvenir and Eaglet staffs . . . Band and All-County Or- chestra . . . those crazy drums . . . al- ways ready with a laugh . . . Busy with Bette promising pharmacist K MIRIAM SHORR Mimi . . . hails from New York City . . . sophisticated sense of humor . . . eye-catching wardrobe . . . actress in the making , . . college coming up . . . KENNETH SILVERMAN Kenny . . . Varsity E man . . . football . . . dapper dresser , . . Stu- dent Council . . . hula-hoop whiz . . . Tough enough . . . corny chiropo- dist JEAN SMITH Jeannie . . . A Cappella Choir . . . Le Souvenir . . . Oh, Billy . . . Co- Chairman of Student Council Welcome Committee . . . Leaders' Club . . . Co- Manoger, cheering squad . . . nearing a notable nurse . . . ROBERT SMITH Bob . . . polished piano player . . . reticent but friendly . . . social sing- ing . . . next in view, he hopes, NYU 49 MARSHA SNIDER Marsh . . . Le Souvenir . . . Eaglet . . . honest 'n sincere . . . crazy 'bout Sinatra . . . personality plus . . . strictly collegiate . . . compass paints to child psychology . . . JOANNA soNNENnElcH ' I Q I 1 J Jo . . . Le Souvenir and Eaglet staffs . . . Sub debs . . . dark and striking . . . Minor E . . . future a'firms fine fashion buyer . . . 1 I v I X .1 J ,,' 55.4 Q 1 ' Sgt SUELLEN SOTH Sue . . . ln for mtramurals . Sub-deb member . . . fancy dance-y . . . happy-go-lucky . . . she'll shine in elementary schooling . . . NORMA STANCO Norma . . . flair for languages . . . future Spanish professora . . . great zeal and enthusiasm . . . happily hoping for Hunter . . . JANN STEIGER Jann . . . engaged . . . Le Sou- venir staff . . . letters to Allen . . . intramurals . . . Sub-clebs . . . steak for lunch . . . success with a steno pad . . . VIRGINIA STOCKER Ginger . . . Student Council . . . vio- K lin virtuoso . . . substitute cheerleader K . . . National Honor Society . . . those f If 5 Xia tg letters from St. Lawrence . . . steering ' , toward Skidmore . . . V ' I 50 I v 3 STEPHEN STONE Steve . . . Le Souvenir staff . . . A Cappella Choir . . . stage struck ... National Thespian Society . . . heads lt audio squad . . . to gain knowledge Q in college . . . 1 KENNETH STRIKER Kenny . . . always laughing and iok- ing . . . Mr. Miller's champion gum chewer . . . Adios Kip . . . its civil W, engineering for him . . . , HQ., X .. .4 1 422'-' 5-Y' - 12: 4 i'A i55.i:w .giwxi 1 10,5 if Y '6- 1g,,',jj33y5 yi r v wi- irassigmf '2 :Qu i-iff CHARLES SUTTLES Charlie . . . seaside hobbies . . . basketball, football fan . . . good looking guy . . . fishing's for the fel- low . . . lona's loss is Eastchester's gain Jorm svnon Johnny . . . County Sectional and All- State Orchestra . . . crazy clarinetist . . . Hi-Fidelity fan . . . music maior in the making . . . 9 t MADELINE LOIS TEICH Mady . . . prominent in school activi- ties . . . Student Council . . . le Sou- venir staff . . . whiz on wheels Hi ya, hon! . . . sincere friend . . takes to teaching . . . , MARGARET TELESCO Marilyn . . . school committees . . . ardent army fan . . . hep platter spin ner . . . collects stuffed animals . . . super secretary soon . . . 51 t LUCILLE PAULETTE TEMMEL Lucille . . . apt at art . . . Junior Advisory Committee of Scarsdale . . . studio workshop . . . Miss Beales' favor- ite student . . . predilection toward painting MADELEINE TRUESDELL Maddy . . . captivating mezzo . . . Eaglet staff . . . a sing-ular girl . . . National Honor Society . . . All-State Choir to administer the three R's ROBERT UDICE Big Bob . . . J.V. and Varsity loot ball . . . stratospheric height . . . Var- si E b bowls 'em over every time . . . mechanically minded . . . DIANNE UHIN De De . . . Eaglet, Le Souvenir stalfs . . . A Cappella soprano . . . nuts about music and dancing . . . attracted to Air Force Blue . . . two n s not one LINDA UZZILIO Linda . . . Senior Class Treasurer knit one, pearl two . . . intra- murals . . . How nervous!l . . . Take a letter Miss Uuilio GERALD VACCARO Jerry . . . Varsity E Club . . . sports, his specialty . . . flips over ix Zip . . . takes to the open road . . . spcrtin' a sportstore . . . 52 f s VALERIE VENDITTO Boobsy . . . Co-Manager cheerleaders . . . Eaglet and Le Souvenir staffs . . . topples those tenpins . . . great gal our Val . . . reliable receptionist . . . MARJORIE VENTAROLA Margie . . . substitute twirler . . . accomplished swimmer . . . cute 'n courteous . . . stepping stones to steno ROSEMARY VERDISCO Ro . . . A Cappella soprano . . . bubbling laughter . . . nice to . . . brilliantly business minded someone's super secretarial lind know PATRICIA VICKERS Pat . . . back at Eastchester . . . Sub-debs . . . handy on horses . . . Concessions Committee . . . intramurals . . . Hi, Honey! . . . iourneying to iunior college . . . O U U Q HENRIETTA VISCONTI V . Henri . . . good lhings come in 3 small packages! . . . Leaders' Club . . . ' Girls' Chorus . . . Eaglet, le Souvenir Q . . . skillful skater . . .trainer of the Q' toddlers . . . WILLIAM VOELTZ Bill . . . hals from Stepinac gone golfer . . . car craze . . hunting we will go! . . . eminent en- gineer . . . likeable addition to East chester . . . 53 45, .IOANNE VOTANO Joanne . . . super salesgirl . . . hard worker . . . mainly a musical miss . . . best business beauty ever . . . winning ways . . . WLLIAM WALLACE Bill . . . Remember the moustache? . . . Espanol al dia . . . A picture's worth a thousand words . . . Spanish Club . . . lends himself to language learning . . . WILLIAM WEEKS Bill . . . Eastchester's own magician . . . the silent type . . . plays sax with the Chord Kings . . . Dramatics Club . . . Mrs. Brody's right hand man . . . MAXINE WEILER Max . . . Minor E . . . Hey kids, l've got my car! . . . dark haired, good looks . . . maid for modeling and merchandising . . . LYNNE WEINTRAUB lynne . . . intrigued by the ivorles . . . tl1ere's devil in her eyes . . . a sporting yet feminine gal . . . Hey, Maxinel seeks a social ology DOLORES WHITE Dolores . . . cute as a button . . . Le Souvenir staff always gay and cheerful . . . eager equestrian . . . dental hygiene calls forth 54 1' Q' SUSAN WHITE Suzy . . , comely committee member . . . intramurals . . . loves water skiing . . . pretty, poised, and popular interests point toward Washington PAULA ZORZO Zorch . . . A Cappella Choir . . . Student Council alternate . . . Senior Executive Committee . . . likeable lass . . . Leaders' Club . . . Le Souvenir . . top feature as a teacher . . . BARBARA ZURAWIN Zippy . . . Co'Advertising Manager of Eaglet . . . diligent worker . . . Student Council Committee head . . . lots of up! to be . . . Miss Medical Secretary ,Q 'N fi CLASSES XX ood times were had by all. This sentiment is typical of Eastchester's un- derclassmen, for all have shining mem- ories ot the past year. The Sophomore's Winter Carnival Dance, the Student Council Elections, the Freshmen's Valen- tine Dance and the Junior Prom are iust a few ot the events which made this year gleam. , af! 'figntn gig X BIB B11 ROOM lib MISS CONTE: First row: C. Abbenante, K. Broce, V. Blechtc, N. Bell, L. Amar, L. Chiarelli. Second row: T. Austin, M. Boscio, S. Berinstein, V. Celona, L. Ce- vetillo, C. Ccsola, P. Casullo, G. Broff. Third row: J. Carlin, D. Bobinecz, P. Bennett, S. Beck, G. Aronson, N. Camil- lone, S. Block, Fourth row: R. Brim, A. Cerosi, T. Bulger, F. Abbott, R. Bordus, R. Allen, L. Brechner. Absent: P. Bern- er, L. Brisllman, J. Cavalli. 58 1' Class K! D I S J JUNIOR CL S OFFICERS Seqted: Cary UNDOII, 'ici Pruident, Jag! Grunt, Frist dent, Vicki Blechtn, Secretlry Stinltng, .Nlclvllas Camil lone, frdturerg Mr. Mileg Adviser. ' i . ' ' , 1 ...G el f 1, ffmg' ,gl 'Milf Nfl! , ,JA . 5,-.I PQ, 1 of '60 ROOM 307 MISS CARRERA: First row: M. Eiges, R. Fuss, D. Fiscella, E. Daria, N. Fish er, J. Foine, S. D'Onolrio. Second row: M. Downs, H. Feinstein, S. Chidgey, S. Dru- sin, C. Glaser, S. DeStefano, T. Ditrio. Third Row: C. Den- nison, W. Ciomarru, M. Do- brydnio, M. Gero, G. Cush- man, L. Goldberg, A. DiMar- zo, R. Della Cava. Fourth row: T. Freidus, J. Degen, G. Gallagher, W. Flynn, R. Fe- her, J. Fisher, G. De Sontis. Absent: C. Foley, J. Gamzon. of ,Y 'x PX. J ff ,, x tm, Jw? 'Ll 'l'!lr1'U : x, WIA, ALL V. 4 , ,, ,y .L J I IL L, rn 'Lil' Y . 139 in fl J tif' F I T f f l z --4 R. C., :- , i I what Of , 1 . , .u.9lf772lf Q24 1 Z ,U 'I ' I , I I 1 I f ' I, V1 , 0 I 4 , L1 , A . 1 Q M yi' I J 1 , .v I ' 1' I 4 L gd I B fu -ks Y J if f , I 4 gm si 5 5? N.,.igM A , ROOM ll7 MR. OPPENHEIM: First row: P. Kaufmann, P. Infantino, A. Gondolfo, P. Harbush, R. Kahn. S. Graehl. Second row: H. Klimberg. H. Johnson, J. Hammerstedt, J. Kretschmer, N. Knoop, E. Hoechner, J. Grant. Third row: G. Hill, P. Kuczma, J. laciofano, G. Hyman, M. Goldstein, T. Harding, N. Hadler. Fourth row: D. Hast- ings, P. Gormsen, V. Guarino, J. Lacke, R. Harms, J. Irving, G. Katin, R. Heise, Absent: C. Guerin. 1 f . . , .. sf.ffi7 , fri' ,.f0'1f'4 yi 1 l V. Vail U56 fer- 59 uf - 'F Tr -.1 ,govt J.. J-fflljluv' .K 1-we--5 ,Q f 1? fr-:-.A S? s ROOM row: C. S. MCM Muurer Second Munna, Lynch, erzuni, Kenzie. Hugh, B Libutti, Meilmu n J Meher Absent J. Lawenda X lmxlclt t x X 'C f lx xg. sl YJ XXX 1 L Xkxxwf P 0. yr- V, 4211'- K . -j yu i ,, V ly bi .,, . x Vw, 4 I , - I, My ll,- -c'- JT' , .2 rf 6 PJ' V , V: ' ttf. 'l'-f-,-f ' 5 ' , Q ., K 1 b, -I . 1 I L 445-4.ci..,,l..M,ZWLw Q, , i To -.1 ' VL N1 9 I . il ,V 'CU ' J, 1 u 'ew Qt M lwbill W.,-3'-I Ibm fL V Of I lf Ln ,L . J Room 214 Miss'-J MURPHY: First row: J. Middleton, H. Rosenthal, M. Nowak, D. Pa- gono, K. Olsen, R. Rosemon- da, E. Petrucelli. Second row: C. Muldoon, V. Pearson, P. Moore, C. Palmer, M. Ricca, P. Phelps, M. Price, V. Per- rill. Third row: H. Peyser, M. Oehrlein, M. Nordelli, G. Pet- ty, B. Prezioso, R. Pfluger, M. Miller, D. Postore. Fourth row: G. Nordelli, M. Paradi- so, D. Palmlund, J. Poppo- lordo, S. Montclare, R. Porter, T. Reynolds. Absent: L. Miller. Jn 60 ral S MacLocl1lan D Luv 1 .J x l CJKX llxkl U X a ROOM 2l8 MR. KRELI.: Firsl row: D. Spineli, E. Sander, C. Silverstein, P. Saretta, S. Sage, P. Russo, A. Schneider. Second row: J. Sesti, C. Slein- bock, C. Sturtevonl, C. Taube, M. Schmill, V. Seyd, P. San- sone. Third row: A. Swarfz, A. Shabsels, N. Schlanger, B. Silverman, S. Rusncilc, B. Rus- lcaup, D. Temple. Fourth row: F. Speidell, D. Sandleilner, D. Sullivan, M. Schiavone, G. Rapport, F. Sturzer, L. Schol - er, B. Summa, Q.-Fu 'i .Ji .iff 'W ll MVS: A Q. -Q 4 C? .1 Y , l I J-f 49 MOA! v 1,l 1 L .L R' Al 'Mk' f ,411 M y AL! ,-QL4' ' JL' V 1 7641, v llwlf' T f-,Q 1fP l' ,I 1, , ' ., ' f - . . f ,W 1 0 f sf.: ,fv4-js ' 'Y ij his 'sf 7 .4 ' -.1 I . ',. Y.. .. ,. K 5 E L KES 1' Y LY, - Lp I 'L-.X .rl-A bi . . cfs, 7 x- j A 4 L jg j gr, I A V. , 1, Mi 'VT' 5 il' Q f N I ROOM T27 MRS. FAGEN: Firsf row: D. Verdisco, C. Wil- kie, S. Wilslcer, C. Varrichio, L. Trapone, P. Thorne. Sec- ond row: A, Violino, D. Tra- pane, E. Trupin, K. Zahm, G. Wall, M. Wrighl. Third row: M. Visconli, S. Zendel, D. Thielen, H, Thompson, P. Tu- ' lotto, T. Vigna, R. Wechsler. Fourth row: B.,WaI1ers,dqff, D. Tyndal, M. Weirysldin, R. V7 O Q-a Willcox, D. Walla8ei,IN. Wish, ' Absenl: J. Yofizzo, J. Chum- FACUI 1' y, S,tWlfy1e.l 'UXLL K K U , ,ff lb A ' DX V., ' I 'N f , LP' W IA. 61 NINTH GRADE CLASS OFFICERS Sealed: Mr. Kelley, Advisery Scott Muldoon, Presidenly Sandra Celestino, Secrelary. Standing: Robert Stein, Vice Presidenfg James Miller, Trea- surer. 62 if CLASS TENTH GRADE CLASS OFFICERS Sealed: James Ciarlo, Presi denfg Miss Carrera, Adviser Steve Chumley, Vine Presi dent. Standing: Glenn Sfei dle, Secretary, Ronald Rad ding, Treasurer. A, Q OFFICERS EIGHTH GRADE CLASS OFFICERS Seated: June Austin, Vice- Presidentg Mrs. Brody, Advise ery Susan Hall, Treasurer. Standing: Howard Drusin Presidenfp Jean Delucia, Sec reiary. us, R ,, 1 'WT fc N n ,Q'xx,j 5125 sl'45- ,fx f- QT fi? ii? NsW xg SEVENTH GRADE CLASS OFFICERS Chiquiia Simons, Secretary, Linda Ranck, Vice-President Mrs. Rodriguez, Adviserg Greg Travers, Treasurerg Linda Grant, President. 63 B ROOM 306 MR. BONA: Firsf row: B. Chose, B. Cohen, M. Collins, S. Currie, R. Corsi, C. Cook. Second row: K. Coni- zoro, C. Crane, C. Cunning- ham, J. Cornell, S. Dodakis, L. Champlin, N. DeGiso, C. De- Prospo. Third row: J. Cohuno, J. Chomplin, R. Deiso, P. Croeber, J. Ciorlo, G. Calmz- zi. Fourth row: R. Ciamcrra, S. Chumley, T. Dee, J. De- Prospo, D. Dcnnemon, K. D'- Ambrosio. Absent L. Jaedik- cr, F. Coliskey. 64 of '61 OOM 216 MRS. LARRIVEE irst row: T. Euster, C. D'Ob ydnio, L. Fischer, C. Dore- lus, P. Everhart, A. Iorizzo I. Farnham, E. Genodman fecond row: D. Gasner, M Podell, T. Dickson, L. Goetz '. Fetzer, L. Fuir. Third row: l. Everett, A. Esposito, J. Fish- tr, K. McAvoy, R. Gauzza. 'ourth row: P. Garrett, R. oolittle, T. Donleycott, P. eorgio, A. D'Onofrio, N alandro, N. Eldredge. S 3 1 -N ROOM 305 MISS RASMUS SEN: First row: B. Herrick, M Goldberg, B. Goreiick, L, GU. lia, J. Hosmer, J. Groehl, E Karol. Second row: B. Jere mio, N. Hall, L. Huisman, S Hough, M. Jural, C. Gorm- sen. Third row: A. Greenwald D. Grasso, R. Gursky, P, Ko. ref, P, Herdman, M. Green- field. Fourth row: V. Gover- nole, F. Hannigan, J. Keenan, R. Halper, W. Hinck. 65 vw Q ROOM 311 MR. MILES: First row: D. Nardelii, E. Gottlieb K. Numann, K, Pump, J. Mig none, M. Powers, M. Mena pace. Second row: R. Rad ding, B. Norris, J. Nielsen, A Perlman, M. Miller. Third row J. Radelman, L. Pack, R. Pet terson, R. Moss, P. Olmos, A Pinsi. Fourth row: D. Napo- litano, P. Pitzer, R. Patterson P. Calandro, A, Mehr. Ab- sent: D. Natalie, B. Puccini L. Molfetta, P. Moran. 66 r ROOM 115 MR. O'GORMAN First row: J. Lawrie, A. Kur man, A. Matteo, A. Koumrou yan, C. Lupo, C. Neustadg Second row: M. McGinnis, Krepps, H. Liegl, P. Marcu E. Larson, D. Matteo. Thiru row: M. Kleinman, J. Micoli H. Lambert, R. Lewis, R. Ma caro, J. McCarthy, W. Mc Carthy. Fourth row: P. K1 ma, D. Mann, L. Laguna, Lelleck, R. Loguidice, Lang, K. Linn. Absent: A. Manna, R. Maranghi, L. Guire. 'S v- i gi Q.: tra' ROOM T18 MR. HABER: First row: D. Schilio, K. Shaffer, K. Russo, G. Richards, M. Russo, J. Soccodato, D. Res- cigno. Second row: M. Schmit- zer, M. Smith, M. Ruesch, J. Simons, B. Shapiro, M. Shorr, J. Salerno. Third row: P. Rohrmann, R. Romley, P. She- ahan, J. Rocco, A. Segal, R. Sargent. Fourth row: B. Smith, J. Sherogan, A. Tartoloni, G. Rosamond, Afl Sacco. Absent: E. Rohrmann, R. Vickers. ,- 'iv' 1-1 ,JW My h ROOM 308 MR. ISAACSON: First row: J. Startz, C. Soth E. Viola, V. Temmel, J. Uhlin, P. Tesone. Second row: J. Ventarola, M. Warshaw, P. Stevens, M. Thorn, B. Whyte, V. TrasofT. Third row: J Vacca, P. Stempel, V. Thie- bauth, M. Zurawin, J. Winter, R. Yorizzo. Fourth row: J. Wasserman, N. Tyndal, B. Workman, J. Zuckerbrod, N. Wernicke, G. Steiclle. Absent: J. Titto, E. Weintraob. 67 ROOM -301 MR. WALLACE: First row: F.. Cosfanzo, M. Campbeu, P. Colombo, N. Colomio, G. Conkling, N. Ce- lestino, E. Dopolito. Second row: C. Corelli, C. Chambers, J. Corforo, B. Covozzi, L. Cordes, J. Burn, B. Bell. Third row: K. Dickinson, P. Dil.ogo, J. DiPippo, A. Cozza, D. Cos- tagna. Fourth row: R. Colum- bo, T. D'Agostino, J. Dalton, E. DeEsso, A. D'Onolrio. Ab- sent: P. Coliskey, C. Corelli, J. Comunelli, D. Costerella, S. Celestine. 68 N, 7 ev l MT 433' Class ROOM 217 MR. ASSUMMA: First row: R. Bruner, L. Bress S. Acker, J. Abbott, M. Behr G. Braculello, C. Aquino, K Brown. Second row: J. Burn obo, C. Boutin, A. Athans, P Adomek, E. Bruhl, A. Bull winkle. Third row: D. Berin stein, E. Gluck, A. Allevo, D Albertell, D. BraH, D. Bedell R. Alther, Fourth row: P. Chi: oppo, H. Mosson, R. Levin, G Blechto, F. Alcoro, P. Berman T. Aronson. Absent: K. Bern- hard. U v , . I A 1 'r 1 7 1 of , .6 limi it 1 fl First raw: L. Eaton, L. Edel- stein, J. Gasner, G. Dickson, E. Freidus, A. Gould, V. Gag- liardi, P. Greiper. Second row: G. Ferrandi, N. Gold- stein, S. Gemeiner, L. Gra- ham, M. Gamzon, J. Gero, I. Gillard. Third row: J. Gauz- za, P. Furman, S. Gorn, L. Gresis, R. Geisler, M. Ford, R. Gordon. Fourth row: A. Gerelli, D. Gage, L. Fillion, J. Forrester, B. Dowling, S. Goldschmidt, S. Glick, R. Fleck. Absent: P. Fisher. 11 xv it 5 Q1 'll fr .4 ROOM 114 MR. WHYTE: First row: R. Laguna, H. Lewis, 5. Levitt, J. Hubsch, K. Klein- man, B. Guinn. Second row: R. Lamlech, J. Kellett, M. La- wenda, K. Lowry, I. Koretsky, E. Hyman, C. Loggin. Third row: P. Hubbard, R. Kartzi- nel, J. Lockhart, A. Lerps, S. Klimberg, S. Hirsch. Fourth row: R. Katz, D. Hay, G. Ing- alls, B. Lawton, M. Lunny, R. LoPresti, R. Hinds. Absent: J. Lang. 69 2. 3 V it .v A. 5. Jw f N , X. flhb ROOM 208 DR. SAVAGE: First row: N. Newman, C. Padley, P. Pettit, I. Pearson, D. Phoenix, C. Persky. Second row: J. Rimmer, G. Nem- hauser, B. Rauch, S. Pappa- Iardo, E. Rose, D. Perrill. Third row: S. Niss, P. Ox- borne, P. Pope, S. Nolin, M. Reynolds, J. Calandro, M. Renaldi. Fourth row: J. Rap- paport, F. Romano, H. Quinn, R. Pfluger, D. Perry, J. Ru- keyser, J. Powell. 70 fm W -M .,.:14zws+rw ...L J . -1, -A ,fwf- .. V X 1. Q. 5 ,Qi I V? K hgh. . 1 V+ -Q' E 11. Furst row: V. Maldari, R. N fetano, K. Langus, l. Marti C. Musachio, L. Masson. and row: S. McCormack, V. Lupo, J. Marion, S. Malkin, L. Maruuella, L. Morden, J. Mehrer, A. Marinello. Third row: E. Larrivee, E. Lutz, McCauley, D. Manning, McGrath, P. Lindner, L. I Carthy. Fourth row: M. Le W. Lazich, J. Naiman, S. M doon, R. Miick, F. Lynch, Miller. Absent: L. Mirabel ROOM 132 MR. DZUBA S V Wi Wy' if 5,'Qi.., -X. -wx-5 3 ROOM ll0 MR. KELLEY: First row: R. Sortino, D. Sgueglia, M. Saviano, L. Telesco, N. Strauss, M. Santopierto, C. Shean. Second row. J. Stock- er, J. Smith, R. Schauer, K. Schnoclc, R. Stelluti, B. Rosen, P. Stubing, R. Sutherland. Third row: B. Stein, B. Schmidt, L. Surtmonn, E. Schaefer, M. Saphir, S. Rus- nalc, J. Strauss. Fourth row: M. Russo, L. Ruggiero, K. San- toianni, R. Sncchi, K. Sunder- land, R. Sandler, C. Stasulew- lez, R. Spinell. Absent: S. Smith, C. Sgueglia. 'FW XI' y-J V. ,Q -1 f , LX - bw 'z 41 f f if E S .i....l 7 ev ii X1 I 2 W4 J 'ns E ROOM l23 MR. SLOAN: First row: J. Weisenfluh, L. Weid- enhammer, T. Voeltz, F. To- daro, R. White, M. Weisberg, C. Thompson, B. Wills. Sec- ond row: B. Wilson, M. Venu- ti, K. VanHorne, D. Ubig, M. Tuccillo, M. Wymbs, K. Zebel- li. Third row: L. Trapone, E. Wallis, R. Willetta, L. Tal- chin, G. Tretsch, J. Smith. 7l Xi-- rin AS ROOM 108 MISS KOCH: First row: S. Cercldi, S. Chambers, D. Cctuogna, B. Brennan, A. Costerellu, R. Coliskey, P. Cctrupi. Second row: J. De- Esso, S. Dadukis, E. Bruun, G. Brace, B. Coliskey, D. Conte, E. Ecrlstein. Third row: R. Brody, N. Colobro, J. Ccsul- lo, J. Ciorlo, M. Copping, R. Ciamcrra. Fourth row: A. Conte, M. Curtiss, T. Culhane, B. Citron, L. Brunell, J. Cusul' lo, D. Burman. Absent M. Bruno, T. Buzurro, C. D'Ago- stino, L. Cevitillo, R. Castel- lano. 72 W Class ROOM 204 MR. BERGLAS First row: M. Alton, S. Bluuth S. Bluuth, P. Altcmuro, H Abel, J. Berg. Second row B. Ainger, L. Aronson, J. Aus tin, B. Bittlemcn, R. Amen dolcl, C. Bennett. Third row P. Aaronson, R. Alcaro, B. An drews, B. Acciuvatti, R. Ard J. Bellizzi. Fourth row: Fi Bock, A. Beck, G. Beeney, R Ambrosio, A. Bencium, R. Al- banese, R. Bobinecz. x 0 ROOM lil MRS. BRODY: First row: D. Dreizen, J. Ferri, B. Feirstein, L. DeMcrco, M. Eli- s, P. Fellows, K. Feigel. Sec- nd row: L. Ferrara, P. Fronk- am, L. DiRienzo, S. Ferrante, . Fairwell, J. Deluciu, J. Edi- on, S. Etienne. Third row: A. in, R. Donovan, J. Deiso, M. Ilman, R. Eiwen, P. Dobryd- io. Fourth row: A. Ferror, . Dobberstein, H. Drusin, . Desoe, J. Ferrondi, J. De- ucio, K. Fishback. 91 el x V ui ROOM 226 MRS. RODRI GUEZ: First row: A. Goetz, B Friedman, B. Glegg, L. Ford J. Giustinioni, T. Grivsky. Sec ond row: D. Iociofano, S Holl, C. Jurul, D. Gorofolo, J Glosgal, B. Hume, J. Gio quinto, S. Hatch. Third row. V. Himber, M. Herlitz, J. For- rester, P. Frye, J. Governcile, M. Greenwald, L. Goldberg. Fourth row: V. Fusello, A Ghene, W. Glendon, R. Hunl nigon, J. Foley, M. Hodler Absent: M. Grant. 73 3? E ROOM 205 MRS. SPADA: First row: M. Robbins, D. Pa- pa, M. Rehm, G. Petluck, E. Quinn, M. Rescigno. Second row: D. Nash, J, Nowak, B. Pastore, S. Rosen, J. Pappa- lardo, M. Milano, N. Middle- 1on. Third row: N. McHugh, J. Miller, G. Pirozzi, F. Perl- man, S. McCormick, L. Pitzer, M. Pusch, J. Ross, P. Prosnif. Fourth row: T. Pasfore, R. Morrissey, F. Price, T. Puce cini, E. Mendillo, D. Rice. Ab- sent: P. Paduano, G. Marion. 74 iv'-1-4 A fig' ROOM 223 MR. RODEN: First row: P. Low, C. Kelly, E. Knif- fin, L. Karlton, R. Laquidara, M. Manchester. Second row: J. Lemperf, M. Lang, A. Mac' Lachlan, E. Litsky, W. Kopp, J. Mauriiz, A. Marrone. Third row: C. Lefl, S. Karikas, M, Kanner, V. Laguna, K. Katz, P. Luikerf, S. Lewis. Fourfh row: W. Kupper, J. Leaf, J. Khanlian, S. Magarelli, C. Maruzzella, R. Libutli. Ab- sent: A. Marra, B. Maurino, C. Jones. A ROOM 224 MRS. KALK: First raw: S. Sands, E. Rubin, L. Steiger, E. Sander, K. Ruben- stein, V. Saviano. Second row: B. Taphorn, P. Shapiro, G. Sweeney, M. Sonnenreich, E. Stoddard, W. Schattner, C. Shabsels, D. Swartz. Third row: E. Steinberg, P. Soans, A. Stedfast, S. Swaine, M. Sherry, L. Schneider, J. Schol- der. Fourth row: A. Stelluti, R. Stabler, M. Sanfilippo, F. SchielTer, B. Rothenberg, W. SutlifT, E. Sorbellini, J. San- filippo. Absent: T. Tammerk. , . S21 fl Q 2 ROOM 206 MRS. MOELIS First row: M. Tulotta, R Thomas, L. Zevin, A. Weiss, R. Werner, R. Villamana, C Youngren. Second row: D Zendel, L. Teich, W. Terra ciano, G. White, J. VanVal kenburg, E. Tcssincri, D.Thirl wall, L. Vedovato. Third row L. Weiglein, J. Thiebauth, S Zuckerbrod, M. Whittle, B Waldron, 8. Waltish, C. Wes- cott. Fourth row: J. Telesco, W. Webster, D. Vickers, J Zerillo, J. Vigliotti, D. Tyroler Absent: P. Vileno, G. Willy. 75 A. Q? W? 'Nw VR. HAGGAR ROOM 222 MRS. SERVOSS: First row: A. Dovcz, M. D'Ag- oslino, D. DeLucia, K. Elias, M, Dcnnemonn, P. Fenner, R. Foine. Second row: C. De4 Nunzio, F. DiCarlo, T. Falco, J. Eshen, R. DeGiucomo, R. Dee. Third row: A. D'Onofrio, D. Downey, E. Ehring, H. Fc- nelli, R. Edelsfein. Fourth row: C. Dickens, D. DeSfef- ano, D. Deiso, E. Fosolu, R. Feinstein. Absent: D. El- dredge, P. Duflner. 76 'VF'f 'li i. 39,1 9.3 - Y I 135' . Class fl Y1 l xii X Q 5 i s 1-- gg ROOM 109 MR. HAGGA Firsl row: E. Bazznni, V. A er, N. Berner, D. Cclsullo, Arceri, T. Ccmillone, G. richiello. Second row: R. E ner, N. Colubello, N. C now, C. Becker, J. Colom W. Bulger, R. Beck. row: R. Borger, C. Appel, Acciavulli, D. Blausiein, Alberg, S. Ciriclio, C. Bc rach. Fourfh row: J. Culcnc P. Bellocchio, W. Besgen, Ambrosio, W. Benefiel, Chioinski, G. Cochrane. tw nf '64 ROOM 227 MR. PETTI: First row: C. Genodman, N. Hai- per, J. Gordon, S. Horowitz, M. Heriitz, J. Gersh, M. Kai- enoff. Second row: D. isoc- on, C. Jacobson, J. Isaacs, . Greenfield, D. Greenfield, R. Holley. Third row: R. Har- ey, J. Groth, D. Fleischmann, . Hough, C. Goldschmidt, V. arrett, T. Korns, S. Herzog. ourth row: K. Huieix, L. rant, M. iafratto, A. John- on, A. Hoindl, E. Harris, B. iorini. Absent: J. Ferrara. E, S. . ,Ll a 55 .gs 1 ROOM 229 MRS. TALBOT: First row: K. Katz, R. Kazer, E. Lichtenstein, T. Lugano, D Linsoiato, A. Leinoff, E. Lundl grof. Second row: R. Kowai, M. Levy, A. lessen, K. Kuhn, F. Lempert, D. LeGost. Third row: L. Levinson, A. Landaw, J. Liegi, C. Knapp, M. Lon- don, R. Leaf. Fourth row: C. Kary, J. Licini, P. Kuoni, J. Leonardis, J. Kuczmo. Ab4 sent: M. Laguna, D. LaFieur, J. Kaufmann. 77 ROOM 231 MR. McGOWAN First row: N. Rhoudes, L. Rosomondu, M. Rinaldi, L. Rones, J. Perrotto, G. Peliin L. Ronck. Second row: R Perry, R. Pedersen, R. Palom bo, D. Power, M. Rice, K. Por- cell, A. Romeo. Third row: A Roth, M. Pickcrd, R. Perez J. Perrofta, R. Pease, R. Rosen G. Geingruber, E. Rosche Fourih row: J. Roberts, D Otto, C. Plocek, S. Roy, L Robbins, C. Porpora, F. Rol ler. 78 ROOM 230 MISS McKEN RICK: Firsi row: C. Lu!! Newmuyer, B. Macy, C. C kin, B. Nibley, L. Mottus, Lake. Second row: M. Mell W. McCurlhy, N, Mclzliin, Lowell, A. Morcus, M. Mi gioui, R. Miller. Third row: Milchell, N. Oser, R. Meilmt R. Osborn, K. Milano, Motis, D. Lowry, P. Ne Third row: R. Mirel, J. Mai L. McCreigh1, L. Nielsen, Napolitano, S. McCreory, Nemhcuser. ROOM 201 MR. SORENSEN: First row: C. Simons, D. Stein, S. Smith, D. Spetler, B. Sylvor, F. Schwartz, C. Silverstein econd row: T. Russo, M okoloff, J. Sherogan, B udd, J. Ruggiero, C. Sch artz S. Segur, S. Schwartz hird row: S. Salerno, R hell, R. Soccodato, P. Smith . Sesti, R. Schnock, M. San- oianni. Fourth row: P. Seal:- ood, T. Schlanger, J. Sherry, . Silverman, S. Singer, J. halla, S. Sansone. Absent S. is EFVOSS. t wr kb. 7 , X gg: 'lI ROOM 202 MRS. GRODEN SKY: First row: G. Travers, N Vuota, J. Todaro, N. Trasoff P. Zingaro, J, Tomasulo, Tl Walsh. Second row: V. Voris E. Steinberg, C. Tuesdell, D. Summa, J. Wasserman, P. Vis- conti. Third row: A. Vulcano, J. Zaino, J. Thompkins, N. Tretsch, J. Tortalani, T. Tan- zer, M. Zuckerman. Fourth row: V. Tiedermann, S. Sut- tles, S. Weinrib, J. Wallace, D. Temple, J. Thalman, J. Stel- luti. Absent: B. Titto. 79 i ,g ACTIVITIES H ardly a day of this past year went by which was not brightened by one of the 5 varied extracurricular activities. The Stu- dent Council, the Leaders' Club, the De- bating Club, the football, basketball, and baseball games, the issues of The EagIet, and the assemblies are only a few of the events which helped to make this year really shine for all of us. ,QXGI-56' 'Z L53 up II I fllillll f . II STUDENT COUNCIL OFFICERS Seated: Mr. Wallace, Mr. Dzubak, advisers. Standing: P. Russo, Secretary, G. Mavian, President, S. Block, Vice-President, H. Thompson, Treasurer. it Q4 .mm V7 ...L 5Al3l STUDENT COUNCIL COMMITTEE HEADS First row: S. Dadakis, Constitution, E. Hubsch, Social, V. Venditto, Pep, B. Zurawin, Social, J. Smith, Welcome. Second row: M. Goldberg, Outside Publicity, C. Muldoon, P. Kuczma, House and Grounds, J. Grant, Concessions, J. Cohen, Constitution, S. Block, Civics, G. Mavian, President, K. Mihm, Pep. Third row: P. Dadakis, Election, R. Gauzza, Field Patrol, W. Alton, Welcome, P. Berest, Evaluations, T. Creavy, Fire and Air Raid. Not pictured: N. Nadler, Magazine Drive, W. Loan, Parliamentarian, S. Jackson, Social. 82 This page was donated by the Student Council. .Q- 1:5 -.u 'CT-7 .I STUDENT COUNCIL First row: S. Block, G. Mavian, P. Russo, H. Thompson. Second row: C. Muldoon, V. Venditto, S. Sage, B Zurawin, E. Hubsch, K. Mihm, L. Mastrobuono , M. Teisch. Third row: C. Dennison, M. Battle, R. Stelluti J. Simons, S. Dadakis, V. Stocker, P. Dadakis, N. Gage, M. Mendillo, M. Goldberg. Fourth row: L. Scholder: D. Perry, S. Muldoon, R. Bordas, P. Kuczma, J. Ciarla, D. Cook, T. D'Agostino. Fifth Row: R. Gauzza, J. Keenan, N. Wernicke, S. Jackson, W. Alton, K. Silverman, P. Berest, J. Pappalardo, D. Napolitano, C Goldsmith. The Student Council, the governing body of the school, voices the opinions of the individual student through his homeroom representative. Among the duties of the Council are the sponsoring of such important functions as the Welcome Tea for new students and the Sadie Hawkins Dance, the appropriation ot money for various school enterprises, the management of the Monitor Squad, the Fire and Air Raid Squad, the Field Patrol, the revision of the Constitution in accordance with the needs ot the school, the maintenance of the school campus, and the supervision of the annual school elections. 83 This page was donated by the Student Council 'sg-s, . Q 5 wwnq TSWQWMW. LE SOUVENIR STAFF First row: J. Obler, D. Salerno, L. Ellman, L. Foley, S. Sage, L. Merker, S. Jackson, L. Mastrobuono, S. Herdman, P. Berest, J. Harvey. Second row: L. Fusella, E. Hubsch, P. Phoenix, A. Antar, D. White, L. Lude- man, B. Zurawin, J. Cohen, J. Steiger, S. McCauley, H. Nash, E. Aron- son. Third row: . Perrotta, P. Bracalello, R. Rudd, J. Colabella, M. Guinn, X QR 5 M. Glasser, M. Teisch, V. Venditto, B. Griffith, M. Mendillo, l. Babakian, A. Gresis, A. Fielder. Fourth raw: M. Battle, M. Truesdell, K. Mihm, J. Son- nenreisch, C. Fyfe, J. Reutiman, C. Nelson, C. Bates, E. Gurslxy, V. Stocker, P. Zorzo, B. Bosworth. Fifth row: E. Shell, B. Gelles, G. Orkin, W. Alton, R. Gauzza, D. Miller, M. Kahrs, A. Lee, P. Jeming. :mum Iiilgli1l!l.,,Iillll Ill Ill! l1ll,llilEglllllll gglliillllllgllllll y Qin ti X 1- ,114 ., ,ts..' . is ...J . nj:-wi!! -ms-omni-N -M -W X 5 ty LE SOUVENIR EDITORIAL STAFF First row: S. Jackson, Associate Editor, L. Merker, Editor-in-chief, Mr. Assumma, Adviser, S. Sage, Business Manager. Second row: L. Ellman, Subscriptions, J. Obler, Boys' Sportsg D. Salerno, Literary, B. Merlrer, Photography, P. Berest, Advertising, S. Herdman, Art, L. Mastrobuono, This page was donated by the Eastchester Home School Association. Typing, J. Harvey, L. Foley, Typing. Not pictured: R. King, Girls' Sports. The main purpose of Le Souvenir is to present a pictured historical account of the school year 1958-59 at Eastchester High School. B4 5 ... l 1 E T f i T z F ' l 1 if 4 . 3 i i 5 l it ,... fr Z cv C? ki C'a 'Q17 YI fi: l 5 K5 s 'QI' X ...- THE EAGLET STAFF First row: M. Menopace, J. Cohen, M. Mendillo, P. Dadalxis, M. Gold- berg, C. Goldsmith, B. Zurawin, E. Hubsch, M. Goldberg. Second row: L. Ellman, B. Bosworth, D. Salerno, G. Wall, L. Gulia, V. Stocker, R. Rudd, M. Sneider, P. Tesone, G. Orkin. Third row: L. Tolchin, T. Euster, L. Lude- man, C. Bates, E. Hyman, V. Venditto, M. Battle, E. Aronson, B. Gelles. Fourth row: D. Uhlin, M. Truesdell, K. Mihm, J. Sonnenreisch, C. Fyfe, S. Dadakis, S. McCauley. Fifth row: W. Alton, D. Palmlund, R. Gauzza, A. Lee. I llllllllillllllllll r ss l v- ' ? QQ S Q '-sf , Q, THE EAGLET EDITORIAL STAFF First row: J. Cohen, Student Council, M. Menapace, Sales Manager, M. Goldberg, Editor-in-Chief, B. Zurawin, Assistant Advertising Manager E, Hubsch, Girls' Sports. Second row: L. Brechner, Photography, P. Dada- kis, Typing, M. Goldberg, Feature, R. Willxoc, Boys' Sports, G. Orlcin Advertising Manager, C. Goldsmith, Business Manager, M. Mendillo, Exchange, Mr. Brody, Adviser, W. Loan, Associate Editor. The Eaglet, Eastchester High School's newspaper, acquaints stu- dents with news concerning the faculty, fellow students, and school life. This page was donated by the Eastchester Teachers' Association my , 113 ' 2 , S l i if The Valia nt J. Lambert, P. Berest, S. Stone, A. Antar, G. Braff, M. Dodell. Under the supervision of Mrs. Brody, the Dramatic Department presents annually three one act plays and a three act play. These presentations provide a medium for the theatrical minded students to display their talents. f I 1 i . P'll iff' L -1 .Ji THE MASQUERS AND NATIONAL THESEIANZN 'Lg h I f . Firs row: T. Euster, .l. Cohen, K. Rose CSE-cretaryj, M. Goldberg fPreSidef1?, P. Antar, C. ldL5nith qrasurerl, S. Chiclgey. Second row: D. Gerwin, G. Hill, .l. Lambert, L. Pack, A. Kd z, S. Sto . Dadalgi , 80133, M. Mendillo, N. Bell. Third row: G. Rapport, W. Weeks, R. Hauptmann, P. Qerest,'G. Braft, M! glare, J. Qrlin, J. Rappaport. Not pictured: M. Menapace CVice-Presidentl. I Qi QA ,Lab A X - V vb . lv Y ..f ' ' V L A!0.,,L.f6' X L Qf J W flfv ffwwk l wp, Ig ..-bf? Q.. ' ,wx Q., ,kzrgwy f .e,.'5:.2..,.e-.G-.,,.. -2.-ff -- I .fgigw vs 'sd 5, TN' M ., me Musk The Pot Boiler R. Hauptmann, G. Hill, A. Katz, K. Rose, L. Puck, G. Rapport, E. Rose. The Pot Boller M. Dodell, G. Rapport, E. Rose, R. Haupt- munn, K. Rose, A. Katz, L. Pack. This Huge was donated by the Mcsqu. 87 T. Euster, N. Bell, M. Goldberg, M. Shorr M. Menopace. 5, . 5. 5 FS 5. STAGE CREW C. Goldsmith, R. Bernstein, J. Lambert, J. Carlin, J. Rappcxport, J. Cohen, D. Gerwin. WN Q- 'xgyyff JUNIOR STUDENT COUNCIL OFFICERS Seated: P. Fellows, Vice-President, Mr. Long, Adviser, E. Knifiin, Secretary. Standing: L. Gold- berg, Treasurer, D. Rice, President. we Q li 5 . Y JUNIOR STUDENT COUNCIL First row: L. Rank, E. Knimn, D. Rice, Mr. Long, P. Fellows, C. Din, R. Brody, P. Zingaro, M. Rescigno. Third row: N. Carnow, N. Goldberg, B. Hough. Second row: P. Low, B. Firestein, L. Mottus, A. Halper, R. Kowal, E. Sanders, S. Hatch, C, Appel, J. Kuczma, J. Romeo, F. DiCurlo, D. Loury, L. Teich, G. Sweeney, S. Rosen, A. Ciorlo, B. Walfish, S. Hall, R. Shell, M. Alton, G. Travers, D. Stein. 88 This page was donated by the Hickory Hill Civic Association. . T R' 2 alibi? I JUNIOR BAND OFFICERS G.Whi1e, P. Aaronson, W. Posfore, P. Fellows, J, Foley, J. Miller, T. Puccini, C. Youngren, J. De Lucia. an 5 . S 5:2 i ,L E' igf 2- ' . as I 1 P I, 5 Q 1 ff i if f E'f s . - 1 . ' 1' .l Q ls ' f 2 f i , slf so ,J E I ' 5' , lag Q I I 1 Q E. 2 ii S 2 1 S 1 i ' T if 2 gl y 1 , .5 3 . 2. 1 A 1 tg 2 P . ' K. f i s 7 4 ' Q. I I 's T I . is 3 i 5 . 7 71 , 35 Q a , l i Z Q Q 4 . 55 V 3 -5 2 if B5 f ix . 1 I sz. 3 i4 f f f E 4 , sg , 3 . .. w F of 2 , I A .5 Z -si f JUNIOR BAND lnner circle: R. Palumbo, P. Bellochio, M. Zuckerman, J. Khanlion, T. Poccini, G. White, E. Litsky. Second row: D. Stein, R. Eldredge, S. San- sone, E. Petluck, M, Robbins, J. De Esso, F. Di Corlo, P. Fellows, C Youngren, J. Shallo, W. Pasfore. Third row: R. Amendola, J, Ferri, L. Di Rienzo, J. Thiebaulh, J. Miller, M. Kalmenoff. Back row-seated: R. Edel stein, M. Hodler, R. Bruner, D. Temple, R. Power, T. Russo, D. Summa, J. Foley, A. Ferrara, J. Sherry, J. Nowak. Standing: J. De Lucia, D. Caluogno, R, Brennan, A. Caslerella, R. Donovan, P. Soans, S. Ceraldi, P. Aaronson, Mr. Janszen. Not pictured: I.. Ranck, F. Bock, T. Dobberslein, A, Din, K, Fishback, T. Russo, T. Pastore. This page was donaved by fhe Easfchesver llalian-American Citizens' Club - e r. e 'L 1 SENIOR BAND OFFICERS B. Merlcer, F. Speidell, H. Nielsen, P. Fetzer, D. Perrill. Not pictured: B. Hume, M. Burman, K. Zahm. SENIOR BAND Inner circle: R. Sandler, A. Greenwald, H. Nielsen, R. Fleck, K. Linn, D. Mann, R. Bruner, D. Perrill. Second circle: R. Blauth, E. Hyman, l.. Tol chin, M. Levy. Third row. S. Wilsker, F. Speidell, N. Eldredge, R. Bernstein, E. Wallis, A. Sacco, R. Varnberg, P. Fetzer, P. Herdman, R. Hulper. This page was donated by the James Fenimore Cooper P.-T. A. Standing: R. Alther, S. Niss, P, Bracolello, L. Foley, A. Gresis, J. Cor nell, Mr. Janszen, P. Krepps, R, Lamlech. Not pictured: B. Merker, D Marden, A. Esposito, P. Croeber, B. Hume, K. Zahm, J. Freidus, M. Hart man, W. Ruskaup, H. Liegl, M. Burman, C. Guerin. as S, 4 +e A .r SE ALL STATE ORCHESTRA - BUFFALO H. Peyser, D. Polmlund, P. Jeming, Mr. Deanto-Co-Chairman of Buffalo All Stole Orchestra. Absent: J. Sydor. f li K 1 5 :Q 2 ii 3 2 S l i at :E S I S , if 2 ' . 3 . :Q , I , 5 l Q ' ii . 1 I i W I I g- A li Q . l , 3 J X ' I I l s L Q l ' 2 5 . I 2 . I , . 1 Q - , T . . - : 5 . . 7 3 I , - I ' i . .V 1 f Q I ' 1 5 W - il T 3 2 f I i '- - ' , Q 1 X 3 . - f 2 X T ' A T . 5 : , . .r. I ' ' S W 1 2 5 4 5 ,A 9 5 5 A A 1 ' f . 2 SIE Ii V j j W . 5 3 i ' ' 7 f: I ! Y . ' I g Q . l 5 .I f : .I 1 Ii Q l: si 55 . , Il. V. I Ei , - I 2 ' A si.: . gf I EASTCHESTER SENIOR HIGH ORCHESTRA - MR. DEANTO - DIRECTOR Violins: S, Acker, T. Aronson, R. Corsi lossistont concert-mistressl, S. Gold schmidt, P. Jeming lconcertemasterl, D. Manning, H. Peyser, B. Rousch, J. Rim- mer, B. Rosen, B. Schmidt, J. Stocker, G. Stocker ifirst chair in second violinsj H. Thompson, H. Wasserman, B. Wills. Viola: C. Chambers lfirst chairj, J. Ruclcey ser, M. Weisberg. Cello: L. Billicln, P. Fischer, D. Perry, S. Sage Cfirst chain, C Sheehan, P. Stevens, P. Stubing. Basses: P. Colobro, S. Jackson Cfirst deskl, L Surrmon. Flutes: L. Brechner, D. Lurie lfirst chairj. Oboe: M. Bluustein. Clclrinets S. Gorn, G. Kotin lfirst chairl, M. Miller, J. Sydor. Tenor sox: Norton Hadler French horn: G. Mavion ffirst chairj, R. Mrstik, Trumpets: S. Glick, D. Hoy, R Morgan ffirst chairj. Trombone: G. Broff, L. Fillion, M. Gero, C. Goldsmith, D Palmlund lfirst chcirl. Tuba: R. Heise. Percucssion: T. Harding lfirst deslxl, E. Meil man, S. Muldoon. ALL STATE WHITE PLAIN S SECTIONAL ORCHESTRA First row: S. Sage, M. Miller, G. Katin, R. Corsi, D. Lurie, S. Jackson. Second row: P. Jeming, H. Thompson, H. Peyser, G. Stocker. Third row: D. Palmlund, T. Harding, M. Gero, Mr. Deonto-Chairman of All-State Sectional Orchestra. Absent: J. Sydor. l l l 4 Q l Q. gi A CAP At piano: P. Dadakis. Fir etti, N. Camillone, M. Miller, R. Romley, M. Goldberg, G. Lutz, J. Phoenix, J. Grant, M. Goldberg, L. Muller, T. Second row: M. Gwinn, S. Herdman, P. Russo, Muldoon, J. Nicholson, L. Fillion, A. Doolittle Mehrer, W. Nowak, P. Everhart, T. Dobrydino. V. Bodo, M. Collins, S. This page was donated by the Greenvale School Parent-Teachers Association. st row: K. Rose, J. lsacson, E. Aronson, R. Arzon- PELLA CHOIR R. King, C. Muldoon, C. Glaser, J. Smith, M. Mendillo, l. Babakian Mr. Long. Third row: K. Nolin, P. Zorzo, J. Hommerstedt, D. Uhlin, A Ratner, S. Stone, J. Harvey, R. Loguidice, P. Berest, A. Doolittle, V Richardson, M. Truesdell, C. Nelson, S. Nolin. 92 .fy ......i?. -, - i mg 3 . - it r E 5 l r 2 . V l Q I . 4 1 1 1 BOYS' CHORUS At piano: P. Linder. First row: R. Sutherland, S. Klimberg, D. Albertell, P. Hubbard, D. Broff, D. Bedell, E. Lar- rivee. Second row. R. Walz, R. Lo Presti, J. Miller, D. Gage, K. Bernhard, M. Miller, R. Stein, R. Spinell. Third row: L. Fillion, D. Sullivan, W. Lang, R. Beck, R. Doolittle, J. R. Loguidice, S. Stone. Z5 S' if ffm-m.......q... W. 1 s X r Q GIRLS' CHORUS At piano: K. Lowry, J. Kretchmer. First row: L. Chiarelli, B. Guinn, J. Doremus, E. Daria, C. Steinboclr, J. Mehrer, C. Crane, l. Pearson. Third Phoenix, J. Startz, C. Aquino, M. Harbush, J. Hubsch, C. Padley, B. Wil- row: E. Rose, M. Schnitzer, R. Schauer, N. Fisher, S. McMahon, A. Athans, son, C. Loggin, J. Gero, S. Berinstein, E. Hubsch, S. Levitt, P. Greiper, M. Reusch, J. Mac Phoil, C. Fyfe, M. Truesdell, C. Bates, M. Saphir, B. J. Cohen, L. Ludeman, S. Pappalardo, P. Tesone, N. Strauss, I. Gillard, Prezioso, B. Mc Cormick, M. Jural, J. Reutiman, M. Gamzon, J. Burn, J. Titto, J. Middleton. Second row: C. Thompson, C. Soth, K. Schaefer, J. Uhlin, B. Lutz, L. Huisman, A. Schneider. M. Behr, E. Bell, J. Smith, P. Adamek, S. Beck, K. Zibelli, V. Temmel, C. 93 FIRE AND AIR RAID SQUAD First row: F. Di Carlo, A. De Marco, T. Creavy, K. Silverman lchiefl, G. Mavian, R. Gauzza. Second row: A. Rocco, F. Comos- tro, L. Di Francesco, J. Niss. Third row: D. Perez, T. Andruss, K. Striker, D. De Rosa, W. Alton. Fourth row: C. Marallo, M. Kohrs, J. Fasola. The members of the Fire and Air Raid Squad supervise fire and air raid drills. , W . ' my 'i Q. P5 I .4 ..ii...f3J.' is Wwwffiqii 'VE .Ev 2, qwvifiimi iisiiwm' HRW ii. f I ' A I ' ' VISUAL AIDS SQUAD First row: T. Coughlin, P. Tulotto, M. Lunny, A. Sacco, R. Pastore, S. Smith, F. Lynch, R. Miick. Second row: J. Nicholson, P. Stempel, J. Champlin, S. Matis. Under the capable supervision of Mr. Calondro the members of the Visual Aid Squad operate the movie projectors in classrooms and the auditorium. .5 ,J N-5' CAFETERIA STAFF First row: Mrs. Suntoionni, Mrs. Di Giacomo, Mrs. Plocek, Mrs. Caridi, Mrs. vusile. Second row: Mrs. Mc Carthy, Mrs. Benjamin, Mr. Numonn CMonogerJ, Mrs. Colombo, Mrs. Knoblock. This eliicient group is respon- sible for the quick service and tasty food we receive of lunch- time. Q Fw IW 'ffm . A if A 4 Q N' ta' , 'ii-3' 3 I my ' in wa ff? f-, 'N V1 'do XX. x, 3, 1' we :- ! X, 'i CUSTODIAL STAFF D. De Vito, P. Del Vecchio, J. Mo- guire, T. Degiso, A. Evans, N. Vcssari, D. Morgese. The Cusfodial Staff keeps the school clean and in good repair throughout the year. Ee-fs f' . -if I i E.H.S. FOOTBALL SQUAD 1958 Front row: J. Kelly Cco-managerj, L. De Francisco, A. Napolitano, J. Niss, A. De Marco, C. Marallo Cco-captainj, D. De Rosa Cco-captainj, F. Di Carlo, P. Kuczma, A. Violino, J. Natalie, J. Fasola. Second row: J. Nicholson icoemonagerl, T. Harding, J. Chumley, R. Brim, W. Ruslxaup, H. Thomp- son, R. Allen, N. Camillone, C. Licini, G. Braff, R. Temple. Third row: D. Hastings fAssistant Managerj, M. Spinell, S. Muldoon, J. Calandro, R. Wilkoc, J. Pappalardo, N. Werneke, T. Austin, A. Di Marzo, M. Miller, W. Alton, P. Kuczma. Fourth row: A. Segal, J. Rocco, R. Ciamarra, F. Colis- Although they bettered their record of l957, Eastchester's Football Squad of '58 did not attain the record expected of them. However, the two wins fone a startling upset against highly favored Scarsdale High Schooll and five losses does not actually give an accurate perspective of the team's caliber. A tough schedule, in which we faced a powerful opponent each week-plus key iniuries to our very important Iinemen, C,armine Marallo and Al Napoli- tano, prevented us from the expected winning season. Among the players who led us on the gridiron were halfback Phil Kuczma who was selected to the All-Swiac and All-County teams. We were glad to welcome George Kelley, our new assistant coach, coming to us from Iona Prep. Pleasantville-26 .....,..... EASTCHESTER-6 EASTCHESTER-27 ..,..... . ...,....,...... Harrison-7 Hastings-l2 .....,....... EASTCHESTER-O Bronxville-23 .......,....,,. EASTCHESTER-6 EASTCHESTER-l2 ........ ............ S carsdale-12 Rye-39 .......,.......,......... EASTCHESTER-6 Pelham-20 ....... EASTCHESTER-0 This page was donated by the Letter E Club. 96 key, H. Masson, S, Chumley, R. Everett, J. Miller, G. Steidle, J. De Prospo, J. Cattono, J. E. Jarvis lcoachl. Top row: W. Loan CAssistant Managerj, R, Hinds, J. Radelman, T. Aronsen, F. Todaro, J. Suckerbrod, D. Donne- mann, K. Dickinson. Due to the spirit instilled into Eastchester's football team by our amiable Co-Captains, Carmine Marallo and Donald De Rosa, our team showed a great deal of improvement over the previous seasons. , any V ' 'f rw. , Z7 ' QP ff Halfback Tony Violino rounds end as fellow- back Phil Kuczma runs interference against on-rushing linesman. Thislpage was donafed by the Class of '59. A ,,9,.,. new or A Deron . e d ' closing in on Heel half CQ r ghck Nick e of E. H. s. Naialie pass auf defender. End Fred Di Carlo about fo snare a Joe of the hands of a Rye ESL, 4, W. ..:+ -N w . f' , - '- A H My ki , 1' Q :A iwffj A W 'yi L' ' 1-wi A 553 . www sq reef f - g if wp f 5 ' Amt 'Q-fs-' ' wr Ss fi? A- Mx 54' if f ff 35 'mr if? Eager linesmen make a fu- tile attempt to block pass which was gotten off by Joe Natalie. 17- Tony Violino being brought down by a Scarsdale tackler. This page was donated by the Class of '6l. Eastchester defender Walter Alton , . K it film ssfwxfww -'UP' makes a fruitless attempt to prevent the success of a Scarsdale pass-play. Joe Natalie, an excellent running quar- terback, scompers through gaping hole in Bronxville line. Pi: ...fa wi Q Id' NYY 35. ll Jell Niss's key block shakes Tony Violino into the clear! Cheerleaders getting ready to lead the crowd in one of their riotous cheers. This page was donated by the Class of '62. ge Nw 5' X das as 1 . m Ffa' 3 Q 'nr' 4 1 'Y A, I at 'N- H .,,, , x Q. . . as Q., MPT' W 'H LIL ,f M- ea, ' ,., .49- A M t. -A fa . f 3 ,W N A - ' i i LW Mgcwm , JM ,. Phil Kuczma reaching for u Joe Y AA 4 X- . , . - n ... ,f . , ..v,,. V7 5. 1:1 MQ M F . , K .Ti ,Lg Natalie pass. 'fiT 1: -Q.: -me: FIELD PATROL First row: F. Lynch, R. Gouzza, R. Pastore. Second row: S. Maiis, D. Sullivan, S. Fleischmonn. Third row: W. Grorh, D. Palmlund. The Field Pafrol mciniains law and order during our football games. This page was donated by the Class of '63, -41: , Phil Kuczma eludes on-coming tacklers A fa-I W, if-7 'QS' Q , Q- H lf 4 ll 1 Eosfches1er's prehy and vivacious cheerleaders are responsible for ihe exuberanl spirif Tha? is displayed of both football and basketball games. x, .. 2 Wg, , 7 'Va ,f'vff'f Ii 1 by I I VA 6 Eff? sfgvf Elaine Hubsch, Tina Dabrydnio, Cary Muldoon, Befsy Bosworth, Kathy Mihm, Nancy Hall, Angela Gonclolfo, Vicki Blechfa, Diane Lurie, Beverly Hume. The twirlers have been trained to give lop-notch performances with iheir precision work at fooiball games and rallies. Anne Marie Gresis fHead Maioretfej, Pat Bracalello, Linda Foley, Mary Bell, Jill Cornell, Ellen Trupin, Rose- mary Lamlech. This page was donated by the Class of '6-1. .AAU X Of A ' Q I VOLLEYBALL PLAYDAY TEAMS: First row: V. Stacker, C. Bates, D. Ubig, M. Jural, J. Simmons, S. Dadakis, J. Cornell, R. Gursky, K. Pump. Second row: R. Rudd, J. LaManna, S. Bloom, P. Zorzo, B. Bosworth, C. Toube, R. King, P. Phelps, M. Price, V. Trasoft. Third row: C. Soth, K. Olsen, S. MAJOR AND MINOR E GIRLS. First row: P. Zcrlo, J. Smith, V. Seyd, D. Ubig, M. Jurcl, J. Simmons, S. Dodakis, C. Fyfe, B. Silverman, J 'VT 1 Groehl, P. Phoenix, M. Glasser, M. Battle, V. Perrill, K. Mihm, M. Behr, G, Stocker. Fourth row: B. Guinn, P. Bracalello, H. Nash, A. Gresis, N. Shehan, L. Weidenhammer, J. Hubsch, S. Groehl. y, X. S. Groehl, G. Wall, Third row: R. King, M. Behr, G. Stocker, B. P. Phoenix, M. Glasser, B. Bosworth Lutz, D. Pagano, K. Mihm, E. Hubsch h B Z ' J St' K OI n, V. Blechto, C Cornell, V. Stocker, S. Herdman, Second row: P. Phelps, C. Muldoon, C. J. Hubsch. Fourt row: . urawin, . eiger, . se Taube, S. Bloom, J. LcManno, M, Price, M. Battle, V. Perrill, N. Fisher, Seth, J. Graehl, P. Bracalello, A. Gresis, H. Nash, B. Hume, B. Guinn E if if X S LEADERS' CLUB. First row: N. Strauss, K. Mihm, V. Blechta, V. Perrill, Zorzo, M. Jural, J. Simons, S. Dadokis, J. Cornell, M. Saphir, J. Smith. K. Taube, V. Stocker, C. Muldoon, E. Hubsch, J. Hubsch, J. Strauss, K. Third row: B. Hume, C. Thompson, M. Behr, V. Trasofi, J. Lockhart, J. Olsen, N. Sheehan. Second row: B. Schmidt, E. Gursky, R. Gursky, P. Smith, A. Athars, R. King, E. Bosworth, J. Stocker, D. Perrill, H. Nash. The Girls' Leaders Club provides an opportunity for girls to assist in gym classes and in intramurals. Some of these leaders have quali- tied, through a new program, to serve as ofticials in outside games. Also initiated this year were inter- scholastic playdays in volleyball, basketball, and softball, with Pel- ham, Edgemont, Scorsdale, Lincoln, Tuckahoe, and Rye Neck. These playdays, along with an expanded intramural program, have increased our awareness of good sportsman- ship and teamwork. SUBSTITUTE CHEERLEADERS AND MANAGERS: V. Venditto, J. Hosmer, M. Cannon, V. Stocker, J. Smith 105 K X Q Wi ' X if J' A Wil rw 'K JUNIOR VARSITY SQUAD. First row: R. Beck, J. Keenan, J. Zuclxerbrod, Rocco, K. Santoianni, R. Sandler, R. Doolittle, B. Sacchi, S. Muldoon, J. R. Gauua, A. Tortalani, P. Kuczma. Second row: Mr. Petti CCoachD, J. Miller, L. Fiur. 107 Phil Kuczma 1145, agape, tensely watches as F. DiCarlo attemps to elude Walter Alton fighting with a Rye player for possession ofthe bull. the grasping hand of the opponent. ll-IN sv A- K if 9 4 QQEM 35:51 'Q iw Ll .pa was N f fy 5551, A 1 -i f 1 f f- ., -, -- V if 7 -- ,K ,,. ,J .f.:-, ' - 3 .:'..,'S-' JR? 5 gg .ML , , ,sw w -3 E as Y- E ' K Q? 9 5, WZ r ,W 7i r s l'5'gir i .V . ...M f.:, ...: , ,u.., . M- N 5354 x , ,W X X K 4 s x .ggi , . .. X ,, 1 ff -.T ' 21 ? - a ' i'E: Y:!ifi K ,,- : ' J 'gf' M1 Q . MJ 1 - ' 9 X. 2 ,R 3? sy ,W K 1 viz, H Q g :M X S f s S1 , M wg, 4, Q 3 X aww , 9 x Y 1 i Fi F , X X R ' L:- 1 AW, Q' K-ff .,09 Q X S 0 fc ,L ,. Q x Q N6 www Ei' . I 1 1,1 i a 'Wi 4 I 5,1 . if 4 if ' 1 I gr 8. be 4, 'an E .cu .Ai .Q ' gn xl .fgf ra Tony Violino i305 labs ball to backcourt enabling Eastchester to set up another offensive play. l l J mule' fa S BU Walter Alton 1245 after grabbing an offensive rebound, is ready lo spring back and make fhe sho! good for 2 points. Tony VicIino's unusual D seems io have amazed his players, buf does no! him from sinking the ohn Lyons U21 scrambles for n offensive rebound against Hastings. M 424 Walter Alton 1241 making a valiant etlort to deflect shot by a Scarsdale offender. Jim Ciarlo 1421 seems to be traveling faster than the ball on his way to sinking another driving layup. DEBATING TEAM. R. King, J. Harvey, A. An- tar, P. Berest lChairmanJ, Miss Murphy 1AdviserD. The Debating Team teaches its members sound reasoning, clear analysis, and effective or atory. 112 LIBRARY SQUAD. Seated: S. Whyte, A. Antar, Mrs. McLaren, L. Muller. Stand- ing: P. lnfantino, L. An- tar, D. Schilio, R. Rosa- monda, J. Simon, B. Pre- zioso, N. Knoop, M. Smith, M. Schnitzer, K. Neuman, M. Power. The Library Squad members serve at the charge desk, assist in the preparation of materials and help keep the library orderly and attractive. il ull, D' at . A Iii! S llllllfl lltlllliffllll V NATIONAL HONOR SO- CIETY. First row: L. Mer- ker, S. Sage, L. Mastro- buono, Miss Benson fAd- viserj, Mrs. Brody fAdvis- erl, R. King, M. Mendillo, L, Ludeman. Second row: R. Morgan, P. Jeming, G. Orkin, P. Berest, J. Har- vey, M. Truesdell, S. Herdmon, V. Stocker, P. Dadakis, S. Stone, C. Goldsmith, W. Alton, G. Movian. Not pictured: M. Goldberg. Membership in the Na- tional Honor Society is one of the greatest trib- utes E.H.S. can bestow upon its Seniors. Each member must have ex- celled in all of the four qualities of scholarship, leadership, service, and character. eww- , lvl LIWM llllllllllw ill lillllllllllllim Q e-4' HOME NURSING. Seated: S. Currie, J. Kretschmer, C. Glaser, B. Prezioso. Standing: L. Antor, P. Adamek, Mrs. Kuzcmo, H. Eiges, D. Spinell, J. Rim- mer. Not pictured: J. Mignone. The Home Nursing Group is working for Red Cross Certification in Care of the Sick and ln- iured. Upon completion and certification, Red Cross Home Nurses may volunteer to aid in Civil Defense, should the need arise. 113 BASEBALL TEAM. First row: T. Creavy, J. Ciarlo, R. Bordas, J. Natalie KCaptainJ, P. Kuczma, M. McRee, J. Niss. Second row: J. Miller, N. Wernicke, R. Wilkoc, J. Sherogan, F. Comastro, D. DeRosa, T. D'Agostino, P. Fetzer. Third row: J. Carlin CAss't Managerj, J. Locke fAss't Managerj, R. Beck, D. Sandleitner, P. Kuczma, A. Lee, Mr. Jarvis fCoachJ. Captain Joe Natalie grasps bat which will drive in many Star-pitcher Don DeRosa delivers fast ball during Eastchester players during the season. practice session. A 'QL' . v.. I viifr - .X W N A fs 1 1, K .W 5 rw. 'in lil i .. ,. 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' x'Q- ,j+-C 3:15 ws- ...P - - ....4M,,.-..,,,,4 .4 .- -em A ' . 75 .PL - M we -i 1 Q' ,. - 'gg-0 ' ' . ,V ez , -f . 3- -1 Q ww-, ... Q . is f 5 Mit f , Y' Q ,xx , . 4 I KC, rv Third baseman, Joe Natalie, deftly fields sharp, ground ball. Power hitter, TOFT1 C e0VYf P0l595 of Plofe awalllng PllChe '5 delivery. TRACK TEAM. First row: D. Gerwin fManagerJ, T. Brennan, A. DeMarco, K. Silverman, R. Hauptman 1Co- captainl, J. Harvey CCo-Captainl, P. Jeming, W. Nowak, C. McCue, G. Mavian, Second row: Mr. Sorensen fCoachJ, S. Montclare, M. Paradiso, D. McHugh, H. Thompson, R. Brim, S. Zendel, J. Pappalardo, D. Babinecz, G. Rapport, R. Ruskaup. Third row: D. Wallace, T, Austin, R. Feher, J. Cattano, W. Lang, J. Keenan, J. Chumley, J. DeSantis, H. Lambert. Fourth row: G. Hill, R. Katz, D. Gage, D. Dannemann, P. Garrett, P. Sheehan, R. Pustore, R. Harms. Not pictured N. Hadler CAss't Managerj. hid in v l 3,2 if ,. 'ff f 7 km ww 'lf Q V 'F Q' I f-331' gpgziay 1 in 5' ' Shiv, 5 . -W ' 'seg 4: ff ,... 'XFJY it ff: Senior track stars ready to start at the sound of gun held by Coach Sorensen 1,20 Q95-j W 1, . 'ar K .mt if ,,. - X .y e, , ,Q W A Y W' lu. -'Q K:-I ' J 4 3 QQ' Q Y, .' Y 'iv 'W -.gf ti' 'i'vfi51 '.' 5- I 3s A Q., 'W t W I ' t ' ' 3 W ' 1 'A' - A V' P .fx ,.-, A, X, .K ' .N 2 F7' W, W . - - . M., ff..-- 1 2 -.,f.rff. if ir- f 1 ' ffff. ,L 0 gif-49 ,N 2' Q. - t --r 2,3 H3k: 4L 4 ff? 'NH ,- . -R, .tiff--JM.: ' - A ' 'K if K flu? i' -fi-9, C- ..:f1QV:Ef?f!3'!i'Wi:t T' - . .,, . 'A -' ff hiv? 71 Vx' ws- w,jf+f5:g:i9 3f9? 9'vv1riQ 5-so ip' 15,5-We ' ':. 1' -5 f, .. f-jk-7--K :A ,V A,-1 4' ,je . a t U W : ,fr qv '- :EP-im'f!? M ? Q 1.,:f1 fQ4:Hf5'.'fi'il, 5.ffi? fo . 4 - 23-.JM '- rg-E ve-. Nw ' 19 M--' ' John Harvey, with a determined express way to victory. ion, clears the first hurdle on his 116 't' Shot putter, Ken Silverman, leans back for an extra ounce of strength as he prepares to heave the shot A 'K a,g'S it ? 5 I .45 Qwi x ' , I t, x, vi I X., R i sL .ew ,S Q,- GOLF TEAM: First row: R. Gouzzu, W. Dickson, R. Stein, S. Klimberg, K. Linn. Second row: F. Besowski, D. Grosso, A. Lee iMc1nogerJ, J. Natalie, T. Crecvy iCaptoinj, R. Morgan, P. Jeming, Mr. Des Jordins CCocchD. ' f ,.. X ,Mith- Getting expert advice from Golf Coach Mr. Des Jurdins are D. Grosso, T. Creuvy and J. Natalie. ADVERTISEMENTS The nomes of The odverfisers oppeoring , on The following pages should be in LIGHTS. Their support hos helped make The T959 LE SOUVENIR on flnonciol success. PATRONIZE OUR ADVERTISERS r-p-nun-nq..n, ., vs- Y..-. .,..synuuuuq...s....gvr E. ROBISON, INC. 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SCAISUMLNY. General Landscaping . . . Masonry . . . Roadwork Phone SCarsdale 3-7900-1-2 Nurseries 911 POST ROAD ROUTE i'F22 ROUTE iii 128 SCARSDALE, N. Y. ARMONK, N. Y. Phone SCarsdale 3-7900 Phone ARmonk 3-3100 FOR HIRE Bulldozers . . . Compressors A ter Graduation Graduation is a milestone in your lifep we congratulate all of you who have reached it this year. Your next aim may be to find a position. Here as 'B. W. 8. Co.' are numerous opportunities, and we shall be glad to discuss them with you if you will call to see us. Q Q1 BURROUGHS WELLCOME 81 CO. iU.5.A.l INC., Tuckahoe, N. Y. Manufacturers of Fine Pharmaceuticals 122 THANKS TO ITS LOW, LOW PRICES . . . EVERY DAY IS SAVINGS DAY AT ASLP gl QASDGMMCO. . . in design craftcmannllip and quality IINOS PINS MEDAL! CHARMS CUPS PLAQUE! TIOPNIES JIWILIIS FOI YOUR CLASS RINGS u'iTii iGs I ciwiffl IOSWII - IT IUIIII STIEIT. IIN YIIIK I. I.' -PIUVIIEIM SKEE'S SERVICE STATION 200 BROOK AVENUE SCARSDALE, N. Y. SCarsdoIe 5-2091 Telephone SCarsdaIe 3-0380 LABRIOLA AUTO SERVICE General Repair . . . Bodywork Fred Socchinelli, Manager I30 SUMMERFIELD STREET SCARSDALE, N. Y. SCarsdale 3-1224 GARTH RADIO, Inc. Radios, Records, Televls on 48 GARTH ROAD SCARSDALE, N. Y. Compliments of . . . LIBERTY LAUNDRY W. H. Saunders SCarsdale 3-0513 825 POST ROAD SCARSDALE, N. Y. LILLIAN WATTS Mother and Daughter Shops at 11 Harwood Court and 872 Scarsdale Avenue Popular Prices at Harwood Court Compliments of . . . ROBERT E. FARLEY ORGANIZATION Real Estate Since 1898 SCarsdale 3-2900 24 POPHAM ROAD SCARSDALE, N. Y. JOHN R. PHILIP, Inc. Plumbing, Heating and Sprinkler Contractors 142 BROOK STREET SCARSDALE, N. Y. SCarsdale 3-6700 TUCKAHOE PRODUCE MARKET Choice Selection Fruits and Vegetables Fruit Baskets - Free Delivery WOodbine 1-4315 72 COLUMBUS AVENUE TUCKAHOE, N. Y. George Mastrobuono WOodbine 1-8375 Sandwiches to Take Out A KAHRS DELICATESSEN 17 MILL ROAD TUCKAHOE 7, N. Y. SPencer 9-6464 BURTON'S MEN'S SHOP Featuring Sportswear, Clothing, Haberdashery 30 MILL ROAD EASTCHESTER, N. Y. Burton Schneider 124 CENTURY MUSICAL INSTRUMENT CO. 178 MAMARONECK AVENUE WHITE PLAINS, N. Y. Telephone WH 9-8448 Everything Musical Conn 8. Boch - Buttet Musical Instruments Sandy Saveway says, Try us once! You'll come back again and again! SAVEWAY CLEANERS 8. SHIRT LAUNDERERS 367 WHITE PLAINS ROAD EASTCHESTER, N. Y. DEertieId 7-9850 THE CHARLES N. MEAD CO. A Complete Department Store POPHAM ROAD SCARSDALE, N. Y. Telephone SCarsdale 3-4700 RAFFA ELECTRICAL CO. Construction and Maintenance Residential . . . Commercial . . . Industrial SCarsdale 3-4328 760 POST ROAD . SCARSDALE, N. Y. Congratulations Class of '59 WOMEN'S AUXILIARY NORTH END HOOK 81 LADDER COMPANY No. 2 Eastchester, N. Y. SCarsdale 3-9100 FRANK BRACALELLO, Inc. Engineers and Contractors Office 132 MONTGOMERY STREET , SCARSDALE, N. Y. Compliments of SCARSDALE BUS CORP. ELECTRICIANS - Licensed No job too large or too small RAY ELECTRIC 81 RADIO C0 311 WHITE PLAINS RoAD IV: Blocks South of Best and Co. WOodbine I-3434 RAY HERDMAN - W2AUV Bus. SCarsdale 5-3355 Res. DEerf1eId 7-4914 RAYMOND T. LEWIS COMPANY Real Estate - Insurance 69 HARNEY ROAD SCARSDALE, N. Y. Raymond T. Lewis WOodbine 1-9642 A.A.A. HUNTLEY SERVICE STATION Formerly of Bronxville 407 WHITE PLAINS ROAD Cor. Mill Road EASTCHESTER, N. Y. Edward Brassillio WOodbine 1-4900-1 Joe Buderwitz, Pres. CRESTWOOD TAXI SERVICE, Inc. Cars for Weddings CRESTWOOD PLAZA TUCKAHOE 7, N. Y. WOodbine 1-9726 ALl.ISON'S SERVICE STATION Complete Lubrication Service Batteries - Engine Tune-up - Tires - Tubes - Accessories 420 White Plains Road Tuckahoe 7, N., Y Bus. Phone WOodbine 1-9654 .IENSEN'S STATIONERY STORE 14 Fisher Avenue at Crestwood Station TUCKAHOE, N. Y. Prompt Free Delivery - WO 1-2820 TUCKAHOE PORK STORE Prime Meals and Poultry Italian Sausage Our Specialty 69 Columbus Avenue Tuckahoe, N. Y SCarsdale 3-0956 F.T.D. Member PERNICE FLORIST as GARTH Row scAnsoALE, New Yokx Telephone SCarsdaIe 3-4668 H. GOHDE Delicatessen and Groceries SCARSDALE, N. Y. 822 POST ROAD - WASH BASKET 5 MILL ROAD EASTCHESTER, N. Y. Tel. wooabane 1-4552 TOWN HALL HARDWARE 2 MILL Row wo 1-4809 ScoIt's Seed, Housewares, Pilfsburgh Paints, Electricfl Supplies, Plumbing Supplies, Repairs FREE DELIVERY Established 1928 Charles lssler PINE TREE SERVICE 445 WHITE PLAINS ROAD Auto Supplies - Bike Supplies Phone WO 1-9671 CONTE'S FLOWER SHOP 7 MILL ROAD EASTCHESTER, N. Y. WOodbine 1-9515 EASTCHESTER BARBER SHOP 11 MILL ROAD Expert Haircutfing - Ladies Hairculting Rocco formerly of Gramctan Barber Shop, Bronxville sooo LUCK TO THE CLASS OF '59 Mr. 8. Mrs. George Mastrobuono SCARSDALE AGENCY INC. INSURANCE Kenneth L. Metz, Jr. -- Donald F. Metz 9 HARWOOD COURT SCarsdaIe 3-2100 SCarsdale 3-5800, 3-7518 NAGI. CONSTRUCTION CO. Builders and General Contractors 58 SUMMERFIELD STREET SCARSDALE, N. Y. Telephone GA 2-4010 LET'S EAT INDIA ART CENTER Fealuring lndia's finest collecfion of BAR Handmade Arfcrafis 737 WHITE PLAINS ROAD 199 BROOK STREET SCarsdale 3-9847 lopp. Lord 81 Taylori SCARSDALE Invesfmenfs and Land Specialisis THOMAS J. SALZANO 8: CO. Wesichesier's Live Wire Real Esiafe Co. 820 White Plains Road Scarsdale, N. Y. SCarsdale 5-3110 ARTHUR LAZAR Painis, Hardware, Housefurnishings 836 POST ROAD, SCARSDALE, N. Y. SCarsdole 3-4811 SCarsdale 3-0525 - 9837 ALADDIN'S HOUSE OF BEAUTY aw Post RoAD scARsDAu:, N. Y. Complimenfs of E P S T E I N ' S 39 COLUMBUS AVENUE, TUCKAHOE, N. Y. WOodbine 1-2833 Phone: SCarsdaIe 3-0340 NORTH END GROCERS BARBERS ASSOCIATION Prime Meals, Fancy Fruiis, Vegefables, Delicafessen 837 POST ROAD SCARSDALE, N. Y. WESTCHESTER COUNTY H. Balke J. Veprek SMITH AND PATARO SHOES 747 POST ROAD, EASTCHESTER De Liso Debs, Weofherbirds - Women's and Children's GR 2-4341 SCarsdale 3-9323 3 Hour Cleaners TIMELY CUSTOM CLEANERS 81 TAILORS 831 Post ROAD, SCARSDALE, N. Y. Pick up and Delivery EASTCHESTER GALLERIES Fine Anfiques - Bough! and Sold 815 WHITE PLAINS ROAD SCARSDALE, N. Y. SC 5-3869 WO 1-9000 lil 8. Bill Francesco TUCKAHOE FI.ORIST Flowers for All Occasions 10 DEPOT SQUARE, TUCKAHOE 7, N. Y. Florist Telegraph Delivery SCorsdale 3-9610 PARTY LANE Disfinciive Parry Goods, Decorofions, Gills 747A WHITE PLAINS ROAD qopp. Lord e. Toylorl scARsoALE, N. Y. PARAMOUNT BARBER SHOP 143 snoox STREET scARsoALe, N. Y. SC 5-1450 P. Gi E. Sawofka, Prop. EASTCHESTER PASTRY SHOP We specialize in Danish Pasfries of all Kinds Wedding and Party Cakes 834 POST ROAD, SCARSDALE,,N. Y. SCarsdale 3-0500 Esiablished 1926 SCARSDALE BEAUTY SHOP, Inc. Morris Your Hairdresser 13 SPENCER PLACE, SCARSDALE, N. Y. 19 Privale Booths, Individual Attention SCarsdaIe 3-3800 Nick Colvano NICK'S FLOWER SHOP Flowers for All Occasions I0 per cent Discount for Students 12 SPENCER PLACE, SCARSDALE, N. Y. Telephone scandal. 3-3025 SCARSDALE BOOK SHOP, Inc. 12 i-mnwoon count SCARSDALE, N. Y. HUTCHINSON FARMS Fresh Fruits and Vegetables Daily - Eggs SCARSDALE. N. Y. SCorsdole 3-7603 BEverly 5-2776 Name Brands in Haberdashery JAC - RON MEN AND sovs sHoP 1289 North Avenue WYKAGYL - New Rochelle, N. Y. JOE LUCAS SERVICE STATION 858 SCARSDALE AVENUE SCARSDALE, N. Y. SCarsdale 3-9878 WOodbine 1-2449 BENJAMIN BRACE 23 MILL ROAD, TUCKAHOE 7, N. Paints, Wallpapers, Electrical Supplies, Hardware WOodbine 1-8032 Peter Skalaski CRESTWOOD BAKE SHOP Specializing in D ecora ted Cakes for Weddings, Birthdays 10 FISHER AVENUE, TUCKAHOE, N. Y. Opposite Crestwood Station WOodbine 1-2020 OAKRIDGE TAILORS Bn CLEANERS Furriers - Storage 19 MILL ROAD, EASTCHESTER, N. Y. Compliments of MIMI CLEANERS sa cmusrle PLACE SCARSDALE, N. Y. SCarsdaIe 5-3831 SCARSDALE HOBBY CENTER Complete Hobby Line 9 FREIGHTWAY, SCARSDALE, N. Y. John W. Lischke Joseph J. Sullivan HARRY'S TEXACO SERVICE 854 SCARSDALE AVENUE SCARSDALE, N. Y. SCarsdale 3-5705 Compliments of the MERKERS SPencer 9-2695 A. Giantelli IMPERIAL Bake Shop 8. Caterers Wedding, Birthday and Party Cakes Ice Cream Cakes and Logs Our Specialty 17 COLUMBUS AVENUE, TUCKAHOE 7, N. Y. SPencer 9-6680 ALADDIN'S LAMP Knitting - Fabric Center 27 MILL ROAD, EASTCHESTER, N. Y. L. Vaccara, Manager HARWOOD SHOE REPAIR Hat Cleaning, Luggage Repairs, Dag Supplies 11 BONIFACE CIRCLE, SCARSDALE, N. Y. Phone: SCarsdale 3-9766 Harwood Bldg. MILL PHARMACY Opposite New Town Hall FREE PROMPT DELIVERY WO 1-4244 128 woodbsn. 1-9612 SUNSHINE CLEANERS Reliable - Scientific - Prompt 427 WHITE PLAINS ROAD, EASTCHESTER, N. Y. oe 7-9690 CRESTWOOD TEXACO SERVICE, Inc. Motor Tune-up, Carburetor Work, Car Wash Tires, Accessoriese and lubricating 300 COLUMBUS AVE., TUCKAHOE, N. Y. SCarsduIe 3-8999 Larson's Post Road Service Station Tires - Batteries - Mobilubrication 826 WHITE PLAINS ROAD, SCARSDALE, N. Y. SCarsdaIe 3-0231 SODERQUIST DECORATORS 67 HARNEY ROAD scARsnALE, N. Y. FADS 'N FASHIONS 739 POST ROAD SCARSDALE, N. Y. Pre-Teen .lunior Clothing Jobbing, Plumbing and Heating EDWARD NIENDILLO 108 BROOK STREET, SCARSDALE, N. Y. Telephone SCarsdaIe 3-4139 sen wishes to fha Class of 1959 from Mr. 81 Mrs. C. Sidney Stone WO 1-4034 R. J. Ceroldi, BS. Pharm. EASTCHESTER CHEMISTS 423 WHITE PLAINS ROAD TUCKAHOE, N. Y. Prompt Free Delivery Chinese-American Restaurant CATHAY TERRACE 36 MILL ROAD, EASTCHESTER, N. Y. SPencer 9-2557 WOodbine 1-4880 TUCKAHOE PAINT 81 GLASS CO. 18 COLUMBUS AVENUE Wallpaper, Mirrors, Venetian Blinds, Shades SCarsdaIe 3-5771 LORRENDELL FABRICS, Inc. The Fabric Discount House Woolens, Silks, Cotions, Rayons 733 WHITE PLAINS ROAD, SCARSDALE, N. Y. HUNTLEY FARMS Enjoy Our Delicious Own Make Ice Cream SWiftwuter 3-51 15-6-7-8 CRESTWOOD MARKET Michael L. Musachio 12-14 FISHER AVENUE, TUCKAHOE, N. Y. HARNEY CLEANERS 81 TAILORS Cleaning, Dyeing, Remodeling, All kinds of Allerations 69 HARNEY ROAD, SCARSDALE, N. Y. SCarsdaIe 3-7799 - We Coll for and Deliver Tel. Woodbine I-4452 Crestwood Shoe Repairing and Hat Cleaning 14A rlsnen AVENUE, TucKAHoE, N. Y. RITE PHARMACY 731 WHITE PLAINS ROAD SCARSDALE, N. Y. SCarsdaIe 3-8614 129 SCarsdale 5-3425 JOHN L. L-lALRoREssERs Hair Coloring 55.00 up - Haircut 52.00 Permanent Waves 812.50 up 69 HARNEY ROAD SCARSDALE, N. Y. Excellent Parking Air Conditioned he Ox B w -,,.H'ou' 5 -fiowmsgs 281 WHITE PLAINS ROAD lRte. 221 TUCKAHOE, N. Y. SCarsdale 3-1040 County Boy's 8L Men's Shop, Inc. 27 SPENCER PLACE SCARSDALE, N. Y. Compliments of MARGARET TITCOMB Spencer Place on the Circle SCARSDALE ADVENTURERS INN, Inc. 2290 CENTRAL PARK AVENUE YoNKERs, N. Y. W0odbine 1-4812 Herman 8- Dick Crestwood Beauty Salon and Barbers 3-5 FISHER AVENUE, cREsTwooD PLAZA Personality Service by Experts FOREMOST PAINT 8. WALLPAPER CO. 451 WHITE PLAINS ROAD EASTCHESTER, N. Y. SWiftwater 3-5555 Bridal Charm by . . . FRANN STUDIO Frank L. Fusco, Photographer 213 MAIN STREET, WAVERLY SQUARE SPencer 9-4116 or WOodbine I-8608 WOodbine 1-9680 HUNTLEY STATIONERY, Inc. Greeting Cards - Gifts - Toys 26 MILL ROAD, EASTCHESTER, N. Y. SCarsdaIe 5-0420 MARY ROTHMAN, Inc. Sportswear - Dresses 45 SPENCER PLACE, SCARSDALE, N. Y. GEsT wlsi-:Es TERRI JEWELERS SCarsdale 3-3059 NICHOLAS COLABELLA 8. SONS 128 MONTGOMERY STREET scARsDALE, N. Y. WOodbine I-8771 Robert J. Cansler, President ROBERT J. CANSLER, Inc. Insurance and Bonds 438 White Plains Road Easfchester, N. Y SPENCER 5: - 51.00 Store 21 SPENCER PLACE scARsoALE. N. Y. SPencer 9-1010 Established 1914 DORIAN CARPET CO. Broadlooms, Carpets, Hooked Rugs Showroom: 41 9White Plains Road at Mill Road EASTCHESTER, N. Y. Cleaning-Repairing OST STATIONERY S i ery, Luncheonette, Hobbies B20 POST ROAD 5Corsdule 3-9770 l Compliments ol SPENCER PHARMACY SCcrsdale 3-2805 WOodbine 1-8599 THEODORE FAGEN Licensed Real Estate Broker 419 White Plains Road Eastchester, N. Y. WOodbine 1-2801 Business Discounts Richard W. Hall LA GRACE SALES COMPANY The House ol Triumph Motorcycles, Bicycles, Scooters Richard E. Loud 229 Main Street DE 7-7737 Tuckahoe 7, N. Y HARRIS MEN'S SHOP Haberdoshary, Sportswear, Work Clothes, Shoes 64 MAIN STREET, TUCKAHOE 7, N. Y. WHITE WAY MARKET Selected Fruits and Vegetablese Quality Frozen Foods 28 MILL ROAD RUG 81. CARPET SERVICE CO. SCarsdale 3-0398 EASTCHESTER PHOTO STUDIO E. Pieri, Prop. Specializing in Bridal Candids 53 STEWART PLACE lneor Eastchester High Schooll TUCKAHOE 7, N. Y. MARIE SCOTT 24 MILL ROAD SCarsdole 3-0327 WILSON 81 SON Jewelers and Silversmiths 6 CHASE ROAD, SCARSDALE, N. Y. WOodbine 1-2244, 1-4020 BRUNO PHARMACY Prop. Michael J. Renzulli, Ph.G. 45 MAIN STREET, TUCKAHOE 7, N. Y. 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