Fallsburg High School - Focus Yearbook (Fallsburg, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 96 of the 1961 volume:

So let us begin—remembering . . . that civility is not a sign of weakness, and sincerity is always subject to proof . . . Let us . . . explore what problems unite us instead of belaboring those prob- lems which divide us . . . With a good conscience our only sure reward, with history the final judge of our deeds, let us go forth to lead the land we love, asking His blessing and His help, but knowing that here on earth God's work must truly be our own. President John F. Kennedy Inaugural Address 2 We, the Class of 1961, wish to dedicate this yearbook to .. . MR. LAWRENCE TOOHEY— • who has befriended us with his kind word and ready smile; • who has encouraged us with his staunch sup- port; and . .. • who has taught us perseverance and character through his own dedication. 3 THANK YOU, LARRY! SUPERINTENDENTS MESSAGE You are graduating from high school at a time of feverish ferment among the underdeveloped and underprivileged nations of the world. They realize that education is their main hope for developing and maintaining democratic self- government and for achieving the orderly growth of their countries. In thinking of the value of our democracy and the way of life it makes possible, we realize that it is our system of public education which has, in large part, made democracy a reality and has permitted it to flourish. You are becoming graduates of our system of public education. By your deeds and actions you will help determine the confidence that others, both here and abroad, will have in this system. I pray that you will conduct yourselves in such a manner that confidence in public education will continue to increase throughout the world. BOARD OF EDUCATION left to right: Mr. L. Lungen, Mrs. E. Immerman, Dr. F. Elias, Mr. M. Davis, Mr. B. Cosor, Mr. B. Posner, Mr. G. Van Vleet, Mr. P. Salon absent: Mr. H. Walter 4 Mr. J. Carol—Superintendent Mr. W. Young Principal Mr. A. Goldstein Guidance Director ADMINISTRATION Mr. D. Brooks Guidance Counselor 5 HOME ECONOMICS LIBRARY SCHOOL NURSE P. Anthony G. Kasofsky E. Haines 6 BUSINESS F. Kaplan, A. Rosner LANGUAGE M. Ferrari, J. Denning SCIENCE G. Hardik, H. Friedman, S. Beytin, J. Malamud ENGLISH F. Madeo, E. Feldman, A. Finkelstein, S. Solomon PHYSICAL EDUCATION J. Halchak, R. Allen, E. Grossman 7 v W INDUSTRIAL ARTS G. Furniss, A. Primack ART R. Longo, E. Lathrop MUSIC J. Lauffcr, J. LaRuffa OFFICE STAFF 8 Arnold Komitzky, president; Glen Slater, vice-president Karen Seletsky, secretary John R. Whittaker, treasurer Miss A. Rosner class advisor SANDRA BERGMAN Sandy have no other but a woman's reason. Chorus 9; Lunch patrol 9 GEORGE BROWN George” A good laugh is the contrivance of a hardy man. Chorus 9; Dramatics 9; Hall patrol 9; Soccer 11, 12; Tennis 12 MORTON BRAVER Morty The power of the little is not to be forgotten. Band 9; J.V. baseball 9, 10; Varsity baseball 11. 12; J.V. basketball 10, 11; Varsity basketball 12; Chorus 9, 11; Dramatics 11; Hall patrol 9: Ping Pong 12 ; Soccer 9 12 Boozic” A little joke, lots of cheer, A little mischief, Boozie is here. Arts Crafts 9; Cheerleading 10; Focus; Hall patrol 9; Meteor 9; Office duty 9 SUSAN BERMAN 10 MARTHA BUDLONG Buddy” I can resist everything except temptation. Arts Crafts 9; Band 9 12; Dramatics 9; Focus; G.O. delegate 10; History 12; Lunch patrol 9; Youth Commission 12 J. C By the work, one knows the workman. Band 9-12; Chorus 9; Comet 12; Debate 9, 10; Dramatics 11; Focus; G.O. delegate 12; Hall patrol 9; History 12; Judiciary Committee 12 Senior Star 12 GEORGEANN CHURAK ''Marlene” The gentle mind by gentle deed is known. Band 9; Chemistry lab assistant 12; Chorus 9; Comet 12; Meteor 9; Typing 10 MARLENE BRUSTEIN Jo” She has a smile and never loses it; She has a frown and never uses it. Chorus 11; Spanish 11 II Rickie Curiosity is one of the permanent and certain characteristics of a rigorous mind. Aquatics 12; Comet 12; History 12 DONNA CROSS Donn” Full of life and fun. Arts Crafts 9; Chorus 9: Library 12; Office duty 9 DENNIS DAINACK IRVING DUNN Dennis No mind is thoroughly well-organized that is deficient of a sense of humor. Dance 9; Office duty 9; Soccer 10; Visual Aids 9; Wrestling 9 Irv Never say more than necessary. MYRON EDELKIND 12 PATRICIA FEDUN •Tat No question is ever settled until it is settled right. A.A. officer 11, 12; Band 9; Cheerleading 10; Focus; G.O. delegate 9; Meteor 9; Office duty 11, 12 Shelly Money is like a sixth sense without which you cannot make a complete use of the other fire. A.A. delegate 11; J.V. baseball 9; Varsity base- ball 10, 12; GO. officer 9; Soccer 9-12; Swim- ming 12 BARRY FELDMAN Barry ’ Wit makes its own welcome, and levels all dis- tinctions. Biology 9; Chorus 9; Hall patrol 9; Soccer man- ager 9 SHELDON FOX Barry Here I am, everybody. J.V. baseball 9; Varsity baseball 10, 12; G.O. officer 9; Hall patrol 9; Soccer 9-12; Swimming 12 BARRY FOX 13 Charlie” Nothing great was ever achieved without en- thusiasm. J.V. baseball 9, 10; Varsity baseball 12; J.V. basketball 10, 11; Varsity basketball 12; Chess 9; Office duty 9; Visual Aids 9 CHARLES GIBSON GERALD FRALEY Jerry It's not what you do; it's what you get away with. J.V. basketball 11; Varsity basketball 12; Chorus 9; Hall patrol 9; Soccer 9-12; Visual Aids 9 What? Me worry? Chess 9; Debate 9, 10; Focus; Hall patr Lunch patrol 9; Office duty 9; Swimmim Typing 10 JOSEPH GOLDSTEIN Joe If you can talk with crowds and keep your virtues. Or, walk with kings, nor lose the common touch. Band 9-12; Band Council 11; Debate 9-12; Dra- matics 9, 11; Focus; G.O. delegate 11; G O. of- ficer 9, 12; Honor Society 9-12; Lunch patrol 12; Meteor 9; Senior Star 12; Thespian Society 11, 12; Typing 10. NEIL GREENZWEIG 14 Jackie To know is nothing at all: To imagine is everything. Chorus 9; Hall patrol 9: Soccer 10-12; Typing 10 Bovachi One-third the world knows not how the other two-thirds live. Chorus 9; Focus ARTHUR GROSSMAN LYNNE GROSSMAN Lynnic Happiness is the gift of friendship. Chorus 9, 10, 12; Comet 12; Focus; Mc,eor 9; Office duty 9 STEVEN GROSSMAN Steve All for one and one for all. Band 9; Focus; Library club 9: Photography 12: Tennis 12 JOHN HAYNES 15 ARTHA HEDMAN Speedy” Woman is the last thing tamed by man. Dance 9: Hall patrol 9: Lunch patrol 9. Office- duty 9-12 ELLEN KANTZLER Helene” Let me hate music uhich uakes my soul and 1 seek no more delight. Band 9-12; Band Council 11. 12; Chorus 9. 11. 12; G.O. delegate 10; GO. officer 11; Hall patrol 9 Tequila” . i little time to laugh, A little time to kiss and cling. Arts Crafts 9; Focus; Hall patrol 9; Lunch patrol 9; Meteor 9; Office duty 9 TIELA HERMAN MICHAEL JULKERSKI Mickey Why all this toil and trouble? Office duty 9; Wrestling 9 16 Kay A jolly disposition and a carefree mind: A happier girl you will never find. Band 9-12; Chorus 10; Focus; Lunch patrol 9; Meteor 9; Office duty 9 Cyril care for riches to make gifts to friends, or lead a sick man back to health. Cheerleading manager 11, 12; Chorus 12; Comet 12; Focus; G.O. delegate 11; G.O. officer 12; Hall patrol 9; Lunch patrol 9; Meteor 9; Tennis 11; Typing 10 Fern Be silent and safe—silence never betrays you. Band 10; Focus; Hall patrol 9; Lunch patrol 9; Meteor 9; Office duty 9 SURELLE KAPLAN DIANE KAPLAN Dor Activity is God's medicine; genius is the willing- ness and ability to do work. Aquatics 11; Cheerlcading 10; Comet 12; Dance 9; Debate 9; Dramatics 9; Focus; G.O. delegate 9; G.O. officer 12; History 12; Judiciary Com- mittee 10, 12; Lunch patrol 12; Office duty 9; Typing 11 FERN KAPLAN 17 ''Serge'' A plane, a plane, my kingdom for a plane. Lunch patrol 9; Office duty 9: Photography 10; Soccer 11, 12; Swimming 12; Telegraphy 9 PEARL KATZ Perie I am the master of my faith, I am the captain of my soul. Band 9-12; Chorus 12; Class officer 10; G.O. officer 9; History 12; Honor Society 9-12; Orator- ical contest 10, 12; Typing 9 Jay Science is vastly more stimulating to the imagina- tion than are the classics. J.V. baseball 10; Chess 9; Debate 9. 10; G.O. delegate 12; Hall patrol 9; History 12; Honor Society 9-12; Lunch patrol 9; Office duty 9; Sen- ice patrol 12; Typing 10 ARNOLD KOMITZKY JAY KESNER Arnie Active, ambitious, A su ell guy to know, An efficient leader— Always on the go. Band 9; Class officer 12; Focus; Lunch patrol 9. Meteor 9; Office duty 9; Photography 10-12 SERGE KORNILOFF 18 BARBARA LARA Tony’’ He has girls uniting in line for his charms. A.A. delegate 12; Chorus 9-12; Dramatics 12; Photography 10, 11; Visual Aids 9; Wrestling 12 ANTHONY KOSTRNA Barb Always smiling, always gay, Charming manners, friendly ways. Aquatics 10, 11; Meteor 9; Office duty 9 Les Theres not a man that lives who hath not known his god-like hours. J.V. basketball 10; Chess 9; Class officer 10; Comet 12; Dramatics 9. 11; Focus; G.O. officer 12; History 12; Honor Society 9 12; Meteor 9; Senior Star 12; Thespian Society 11, 12 NORMA LEMBERGER Norm Take love away from life and you take away its purpose. A.A. delegate 10; Band 9-12; Chorus 9; Comet 12; Dramatics 9, 11; Focus; Honor Society 9-12; Judiciary Committee 11; Math 10; Office duty 9, 10; Senior Star 12; Thespian Society 11, 12; Typing 11; Youth Commission 12 LESLIE LEVINE 19 Susie” Cute, clever, naughty never— I Veil, hardly ever. Band 9-12; J.V. cheerleading 10, 11; Varsity cheer- leading 12; Chorus 9; Comet 12; Focus; Office duty 9; Typing 10 SUE LEVINE ROBERTA LEVINE Bobbi Blushing is the color of virtue. Band 9-12; Band Council 12; Chorus 9; Class officer 9; Comet 12; Focus; History 12; Honor Society 9-12; Judiciary Committee 12; Library 11; Senior Star 12; Typing 10 Vic” Take love away from life and you take away its purpose. Band 9-12; Band Council 12; J.V. baseball 10: J.V. basketball II; Chorus 9, 11; Comet 12. Dramatics 9-11; Focus; Hall patrol 9; Meteor 9; Office duty 9; Thespian Society 10-12 ESTHER LEVITZ Queenie A good-natured girl is never out of place. Chorus 9, 10; Focus; Lunch patrol 9; Office duty 9 victor McCarthy 20 Cathy No friend like music. Band 9-12; Chorus 9. 11, 12; Lunch patrol 9 RICHARD NEWBERG Bon To cultivate kindness is a valuable part of the business of life. Arts Crafts 9; Dance 9; F.H.A. 12; Office duty 9 Hel It's nice to be nice when you're naturally nice. Aquatics 11; Band 9-12; Band Council 12; J.V. cheerleading 11; Chorus 9; Focus; Typing 10 BONNIE O NEILL CATHY MOSKOWITZ Newby A woman would run through fire and water foi such a fine heart. Band 9. 10; Varsity baseball 12; Dramatics 12; Hall patrol 9; History- 12; Lunch patrol 9. Meteor 9; Thespian Society 12; Typing 10 21 JED REINLIEB HOWARD OTTENHEIMER Sinbad” There will he a hot time in the old town tonight. Band 9-11; Dramatics 9, 11, 12; Office duty 9; Thespian Society 11, 12; Typing 12 George I have returned. GEORGE PARKER CAROLYN PRICE Perri” Who speaketh kind words has many friends. Arts Crafts 9; Dance 9; Office duty 9 Jed The life of an adventurer is the practice of the art of the impossible. Chorus 9; Hall patrol 9; Meteor 9 22 Saxy” There is no great genius without some touch of madness. Band 9-12; Band Council 9; Debate 10; Focus; History 12; Honor Society 9-12; Lunch patrol 9: Meteor 9; Typing 10 Mary Patience is the best remedy for every trouble. F.H.A. 9, 10, 12; Kitchen duty 9; Office duty 9, 11, 12 Francie Though she be but little, she is fierce. Band 9-12; Chorus 9, 12; Focus; Hall patrol 9. Meteor 9; Office duty 9; Typing 10 LINDA SACKS '“Bozen” Without lore and laughter, there can be no joy. Band 9-12; Chorus 9, 10; Focus; Meteor 9 FRANCES ROSENBERG CAROL ROSENBERG MARY REYNOLDS 23 vD jMC A secret's safe Mt Lxt QU. me. Jjtd the gut -tost. Chorus 9, 19; library U; Oftwt dutv 9. u. HERBERT SAKOESKY Herbie The brut e nun curres out his juture. Chorus 9: Hall patrol 12: Photography 12; Soccer 9. 10 “Seymour If you would rule the world quietly, )ou must keep it urn used. Ham! 9-12; Chorus 10; Focus; G.O. delegate 12; Hall patrol 9; Meteor 9; Tennis 12 Ka A true friend is a friend foret er. Chorus 10; Class officer 12; Comet 12: Drama 9. 11; Focus: Hall patrol 9; Lunch patrol 9: Meteor 9; Office duty 9. 11. 12 DIAXE SELEZXOW KAREN SFLETSKY SUZANNE SCHWARTZ 24 A PATRICIA SKUBON Slats A girl is a girl, but a good cigar is a smoke. J.V. baseball 9; Varsity baseball 10, 12 JV basketball 10, 11; Varsity basketball 12; Broad- casting 10; Class officer 10-12; Comet 12; Dra- matics 10-12; Focus; Lunch patrol 9; Meteor 9; Science 12; Thespian Society 10-12; Volleyball 12 NELSON SMILOWITZ Little One Short and sweet, but very complete. Aquatics 10, 11; Band 9-12; Band Council 9 12; Chemistry lab assistant 12; Chorus 9. 11, 12; Class officer 9; Focus; Honor Society 9-12; Typing 10 Pat The sign of a large and generous soul. Good nature is the very air of a good mind. Nelly The smile that wont come off. Art 11; Band 9-12; J.V. baseball manager 9; Biology 10; Chorus 9, 12; Office duty 9; Science 9 EILEEN SPECTOR GLEN SLATER 25 Slim ' A little nonsense now and then is relished by the best of men. Band 9-12; J.V. baseball 9. 10; Varsity baseball 11, 12; J.V. basketball 11; Varsity basketball 12; Chorus 11; Class officer 11; Comet 12; Dramatics 9; Focus; Hall patrol 9: History 12: Meteor 9: Typing 10 LAURIE JO WEISBORD Roge’ He should, he could, he would, he did the best. Aquatics 11, 12; Band 9-12; J.V. basketball 9; Chorus 9-IT, Class officer 9. 11, 12; Dramatics 11; G.O. delegate 9, 10; Honor Society 9-12; Senior Star 12; Soccer 9; Typing 10; Wrestling 9 MAUREEN TELESKY Maureen Four things I’d be better without—love, curiosity, freckles and doubt. Chorus 9; Focus; Office duty 9, 11, 12; Meteor 9 STEVEN WASSERMAN Joie Art is, indeed, not the bread of life, but the wine. Aquatics 10; Art 11; Band 9-12; Biology lab 11; Chorus 9; Comet 12; Dramatics 9-12; Focus: G.O. delegate 11; History 12; Thespian Society 10-12; Typing 10 JOHN ROGER WHITTAKER 26 Tark” Lost, lazy, likable. Varsity baseball 10-12; J.V. basketball 9, 10; Varsity basketball 11, 12; Chorus 11; Class of- ficer 10; Science 9; Soccer 9-12; Telegraphy 9; Volleyball 12 DOROTHY FINFIELD “Wolfie’ No one knows what she can do 'til she tries. A.A. officer 11, 12; Basketball scorer 10-12; Chorus 10; Focus; Hall patrol 9; Meteor 9; Sci- ence 12 DAVID ZAKEN MARK WILES Dottie Pretty and neat, clever and sweet. Dottie is a girl hard to beat. F.H.A. 12; Honor Society 9 12; Meteor 9; Office duty 9, 11 ILA WOLFER Zuck” Give me a lever long enough, A fulcrum strong enough, and I, single-handed, can move the world. Aquatics 12; Arts Crafts 9; Soccer 9-12 'TeLcG-rrtpiiV'-q t= X!ir- (? Ppotoo 4phv ( 27 THE AWFUL TRUTH NAME PET PEEVE 1. Sandra Bergman Staten Island 2. Susan Berman Howie and Hugie 3. Morton Braver Tall boys 4. George Brown Money 5. Marlene Brustein Club reports 6. Martha Bndlong Puritanical minds 7. Joel Canter 99’s in Math 8. Georgeann Churak Eddie 9. Donna Cross Mr. Leshner 10. Dennis Dainack 150 . . . learn to whipers' 11. Irving Dunn French 12. Myron Edelkind Brothers 13. Pat Fedun Brown hair 14. Barry Feldman Feldman's 15. Barry Fox Hotels 16. Sheldon Fox Math 17. Gerald Fraley Crew cuts 18. Charles Gibson Referees 19. Joseph Goldstein Small buses, girls, etc. 20. Neil Greenzweig Physics 21. Arthur Grossman Larry’s car 22. Lynne Grossman Chemistry 23. Steven Grossman Band 24. John Hayes Miss Cranmer 25. Artha Hedman Her name 26. Tiela Herman The beauty shop 27. Michael Julkerski Freckles 28. Ellen Kanlzler Early school buses 29. Diane Kaplan Chauffeuring 30. Doreen Kaplan Smokers in the girls’ room 31. Fern Kaplan Nat’s 32. Surelle Kaplan Phonies 33. Pearl Katz Class of ’62 34. Jay Kesner His chickens 35. Arnold Komitzky Class of ’61 meetings 36. Serge KomilojJ Airplanes WEAKNESS NOTED FOR Saturday nights Slow driving? What’s his name?” Booz ie Tall girls Combing hair up” One meat ball Current Events tests Talking Good nature Men over 21 Her appealing nature Glen’s gaspumps Halloween floats Blue eyes Shirt tails Holland Soft, sweet voice Trouble Robot cars Food Blond hair and blue eyes Danger Careful experiments eiknarF Slurping apples Newby and Jed Being Barry Goalposts His blond patch Kansas City A’s Monti girls Telling jokes Legs Cheerleaders Basketball prowess Dudgie bones Achievements Sports cars Neutrality Igloos His grin Mark Being happy-go-lucky Tree houses Shyness School Deep voice Buffi Her foul shots Joel Going steady Miss Rosner Red hair Sleeping very late Planning ahead Cousin Claire Red convertibles Tall basketball player Sentimentalism '59 Fury Shyness ? -8l ? ’59-'60 basketball squad Laugh Good books 95 s Arguments French pronunciation Falls. 1326 Dimples Diving Witty comments 30 NEEDS MOST 1. A nail file 2. New wardrobe (free) 3. Neat Notebook 4. A signed, blank check 5. Contact lens glue 6. New sloppy sneakers 7. A middle initial 8. Tall boys 9. A rolling pin 10. Screwdriver 11. Something to talk about 12. His own lab 13. A 1958 green Dodge 14. New car 15. Oi Baby” 16. Head skiis 17. Electric razor 18. Adler sneakers 19. A new physics toy 20. Senior license 21. Car insurance 22. Can of frozen laughter 23- A tree 24. 4 polka-dot hub-caps 25. A 300 game 26. A bottle of Tequila” 27. Shorter last name 28. A memory 29. A little black book 30. A funny 31. Light blue colored lenses 32. Extra-curricular activities 33. Gafloonkaploff 34. Collection of Shakespeare 35. Dimple shaver 36. Swimming pool SHOULD BE Olympic endurance talker Miller’s High-Life girl Varsity starter Johnny Reb A good nurse Dr. Brothers In love Handwriting analyst A good housewife Mad scientist Boisterous Demolitions expert Cosmetologist Beautician Rock'n Roll star Gigolo Guidance counselor Harlem Globetrotter Older Short order cook An Eskimo Comedienne A triplet In the great outdoors A lady wrestler Married when you read this Baker Absent minded music professor A millionaire's wife In a house in Monterey Public speaker Machine gun Chorus girl On a trip to a baseball game Model English teacher TITLE Call Me Lucky Where Did You Go? Out! Napoleon Where There’s a Will Sense and Sensibility What makes Sammy Run? Tomorrow Goodbye, My Lady The Dowry Dennis the Menace vs. Everybody The Cautious Bachelor The Gadget Maker The Big, Red Apple Cut Me In High Adventure Damn Yankees Try Anything Twice Go, Team, Go Reaching for the Stars As You Like It The Double Life What Am 1 Doing Here ? How the Other Half Lives King John Nothing But the (K) night Too Humorous to Mention Don’t Do It Yourself Measure for Measure Going My Way How to Stop Smoking Baby Doll The Matchmaker Newfound World Last Angry Man Little Man, What Now ? Comedy of Errors 31 THE AWFUL TRUTH NAME PET PEEVE 37. Anthony Kostrna Fallsburgh girls 38. Barbara Dir a Esther’s dancer 39. Norma Lernherger Prejudiced people 40. Leslie Levine G. O. president 41. Roberta Levine Teasing 42. Sue Levine Sparky” 43. Esther Levitz Moochers 44. Victor McCarthy People 45. Cathy Moskowitz Musicians 46. Richard Newberg Democrats 47. Helen Oesterreich Grossman 48. Bonnie O'Neill Loud voices 49. Howard Ottenheimer F.C.S. 50. George Parker Private school 51. Carolyn Price Field hockey 52. Jed Reinlieb Messing up his hair 53. Mary Reynolds Office work 54. Carol Rosenberg Fran Higgins 55. Frances Rosenberg “Francie” 56. Linda Sacks Braces 57. Herbert Sakojsky Work 58. Suzanne Schwartz Stone walls 59. Karen Selelsky Senior class 60. Diane Seleznow Her store 61. Patricia Skubon Alma Mater 62. Glen Slater Senior girls 63. Nelson Srnilowitz Trombones 64. Eileen Spector Hangovers 65. Maureen Telesky Freckles 66. Steven Wasserman McDermott 67. Laurie Jo Weisbord Journalism 68. JoJsn Roger Whittaker Ice cream concessions 69. Mark Wiles Conformity 70. Dorothy Winfield Rushing 71. I la Wolfer A.A. 72. David Zaken A” groupers WEAKNESS NOTED FOR Small cars Good looks Spelling Athletics Hurly. 284 Sensitivity Nothing he'll admit to Striking clothes College boys Scholarship Clothes Long hair Kings” Queenie” Norma Sarcasm Kerri Clothes Loves Vests Fred Band F.H.A. Telephone operating Gambling Close calls Spending money A-15's A BOY! Blushing Cars Parrots Fattening foods Selling ice cream Driving Bargains Breathing Temper Freud Boom Boom Beer and Pretzels Hunting Ellenville boy Quick wit Complements Black hair Nail polish Giggling Gym Crazy shoes 8 inch cigars B.M.O.C. His old car Smile Ellen Eyebrows Butch Friendliness Younger girls Messin’ around Beat generation High school dramatics Loud clothes Science projects Greenwich Village Rugged individualism Eddie Good marks Mr. M. S. Just about everything T. C. Temper 32 needs most 37. A back seat 38. A trip to Ellenville 39. I Q 40. Me! 41. Blush-proof make-up 42. Mr. Feldman 43. Appendix 44. Phone money to Wdge. 45. Hair color chart 46. Tailor 47. Red VW convertible 48. A license 49. Guidance 50. Grossinger's 51. Darkroom (?) 52. Hair cut 53. Pounds 54. Her own cigarettes 55. A ride home 56. Joe Goldstein 57. Accident insurance 58. Driving lessons 59. Dictaphone 60. A cake sale 61. New laugh 62. New technique 63. New signal lights 64. A doll house 65. Band of gold 66. New ACKNEU 67. Leslie 68. A few voices 69. A car 70. Her own kitchen 71. A padded girdle 72. '61 Caddy SHOULD BE Casanova A registered nurse Married Philadelphia lawyer Concise A bouncer in a nite club Shorter ? Diplomat Miss Roxy Gambler Out of Hurleyville Perfect homemaker von Ottenheimaer Hotel architect Photographer Editor of Motor Trend Jack counter A Wool worth's salesgirl Driver Ed. teacher Boom Boom girl Drill instructor At the Sugar Bowl Fashion designer A married storekeeper Home Ec. major Doing homework Bartender Lady Godiva Hat check girl A brother to a sister A yogi Science Fair Judge Awake in English At O.C.C.C. Physics teacher Librarian TITLE My Several Worlds Debutante Nurse Two and the Town Greatest Show on Earth Far From the Maddening Crowds Wee Willie Winkle The King and I Fortune is a Woman The Helping Hand The Son Also Rises The Lovely Ambition My Bonnie Lies Over the Ocean How to Run the Office Return of the Native Innocent Merriment The Joy Boys Purity of Heart Excuse It, Please Gidget Girl on the Loose Trustee from the Tool Room Bells are Ringing Some Like It Hot The Establishment Time of Your Life Much Ado About Nothing Boy Gets Car The Case of the Cautious Coquette The Best of Everything Sense of Humour Sick, Sick, Sick A Hero of Our Time The Subterraneans Portrait of a Lady Guide for the Perplexed The Young Lions 33 DID YOU EVER . . . have to put back a mop after a hydrogen sulfide experiment? Walter Harris had to and enjoyed it! start undressing for intramurals in history class? Morty did it three times a week! clean out Mr. Leshner's library by throwing his books out the window? Vic and Glen managed! become cured of stealing sandwiches by having one seasoned with cream of tartar? Joie aired Leslie! take folk dancing lessons instead of having quarterly review? What else would Mr. Friedman's Physics class do? try to ad lib a love scene in The Glass Menagerie” and become tongue-tied? See Glen Slater. lose half of your bathing suit in swimming class? Ask Fern how it feels! wipe your nose with a wet, soggy tea bag? Mr. Leshner nearly did! make a funny? Doreen is still trying! fold Mr. Malamud’s diapers? Martha offered! take a shower with socks on ? The girls' gym classes often did! have to wash all the Eddie’s’’ off your desk? Dottie had to! score 44 points in a basketball game? Yea, Charlie! Rah, Gibson! Yea, Rah, Charlie Gibson! participate in one of Mrs. Grossman’s Christmas folk dancing show’s? Unfortunately the girls were forced too! claim a black eye was from field hockey ? How about that, Carolyn ? fail swimming ? No comment!! play trooper and catch Stevie and Glen parking? Diane K., Pat F., Fern, Suzanne and Sue L. did! get straight 100’s on quarterlies? Are you kidding!! discover the lure of robot cars ? Dennis did! make the rounds with Ellenville boys? Most of the senior girls did! make the rounds with the Monti girls? Barry, Shelly and Tony made them! Yc' C Y- U borrow drafting equipment? Mickey did! have a Bar Mitzvah at the Concord ? Well, George isn’t the only one! attend Ding Dong school ? Drama-Speech class had their own! move a stone wall ? Suzanne’s station wagon almost succeeded! have senior privileges? We didn’t! smoke in school ? Certainly not!!! smoke on a school bus ? Absolutely not!!! enjoy an assembly? At F.C.S. ? intentionally break your wrist so you wouldn’t have to take finals? Arnie claims it wasn’t intentional but . . . regret being absent? You believe it! scatter a pack of Lucky Strikes while performing in a Thespian play? Vic had a slight case of stage fright! knock over an aquarium full of water? Myron did; Roger mopped and Martha dumped it out again! decide what subject to major in ? Yeah, study hall! expect to get your diploma ? You did ?! 34 x r c C. On June 27, 1961, the Clan of 1961 held a meeting to formulate their Last Will and Testament. The meeting had the aspect of a closely-knit family glad to leave their home of F.C.S. to be on their own. A careful observer would have detected a sadness in the chamber. The sadness was due to the fact that each member realized here was a family that must be divided and probably will never be reunited in its entirety. The following is the transcript of the meeting: On this day of our Commencement we are meeting to establish our Last Will and Testament. And now, SANDRA BERGMAN, being of sound mind, with what do you wish to part and or not part?—I leave my Bookkeeping seat to anyone small enough to fit into it; I leave Homeroom 31 to my sister, Alice; I take my sarcastic remarks with me because too many people take me seriously. SUSAN BERMAN?— I leave Coney Island to Vivian Kove, providing she gets there the same way I did; I leave Mr. Feldman a gross of No-Doze’; and I take Boozie’ with me for future use. MORTON BRAVER?—My Mr. America physique (151 lbs. packed on my statuesque 5'5 frame) I leave to Jerry ('Golden Boy') Ginsberg; to Marvin Mednick, 1 leave my notorious height; my seat in Senorita Ferrari's class, I leave to Senor Cousinin. GEORGE BROWN?—I leave my place (seat and marks) in World History to my brother Edward; I leave my room-service calls during Christmas to Bob Hartman, and I leave Miss Try ax to Jerry Fraley. MARLENE BRUSTEIN?—Mountaindale I leave to the unfortunates; my seat in typing class I leave to Miss Rosner; I take everything else of necessity with me. MARTHA BUDLONG?—Four inches I leave to Maddy Kay (on second thought, I better take it with me); I leave my comfortable Physics armchair to anyone dumb enough to take the course; I take my crying shoulder with me for further dampening. JOEL CANTER, what do you have to say?—I leave Latin to Jimmy Schwartz; I bequeath Mr. Beytin to any poor kid who has to take Chemistry'; and I leave the left-over paint from the Halloween floats to my sister, Ruth, for her class. GEORGE- ANN CHURAK?—A very' short person is the recipient of my height; to my Cousin Tina, I leave the 'lunch time trips'; four more years of high school I leave to my brother Greg. DONNA CROSS?—I leave Uncle Bob to my sister Nancy; I leave my excess poundage to Jeannie Dill; and I take with me memories of a mixed-up Dutchman. DENNIS DA1NACK?—1 leave my car to Diane Farquhar; my last period study hall I give to Douglas Depuy; my fighting ability is to be received by Richard Farquhar; I'm taking back my car with Diane Farquhar in it. IRVING DUNN?—I leave my school paper route to my brother; my French goes to my sister, Betty; I take my blonde hair and blue eyes with me. MYRON EDELKIND?—I leave, to Mr. Beytin, his successful Chemistry experiments; to lower classmen, I give my love and respect for F.C.S.; to my teachers, advisors, and parents, I give my promise to make all proud of me. PATRICIA FEDUN, what have you decided to do with your belongings?—I leave my A.A. Treasury Funds to my sister Mari-Jane; my many hours at the office I donate to my sister Sonya, if she can fill them as I did; with me I take my blonde eyes and blue hair. BARRY FELDMAN?—Allan Feldman is the recipient of my senior license and my artistic ability (Ha); Carl Hodes gets whatever I don't need; Ida Bowman receives my phone number. BARRY FOX?—I leave my seat in Spanish class to my sister, Honey-Sue; my position as goalie on the soccer team goes to Ronnie Cohen; and finally, I leave my trips to Rustic's to Paul Hertz and Russell Strauss. SHELDON FOX?—I leave the captaincy of the soccer team to David Kaplan; my lunchroom appetite I leave to my sister, Honey-Sue; my strike-overs in typing go to Harvey Rosen. GERALD FRALEY?—I take my bow-legs with me (I need something to stand on); I take Jack's promise to let me date Amy when she s old enough; but I leave my trips at Monticello to Julie and John. CHARLES GIBSON?—I leave Homeroom 31 to Amy Leshner; I leave Dave Kaplan as captain of the basketball team; to Helene Wolfer goes third period study halls with Mr. Leshner. Next is JOSEPH GOLDSTEIN. What are you leaving?—I leave six inches to Larry Gainen; my futile attempts at the 100-yard backstroke to the little Edelkinds; but I take with me fond memories of the G.O., band, and Linda-Lou. NEIL GREENZWEIG?—I leave my Spanish seat to Senor Spiro; my Physics works are left to discussion; but I take with me memories of Eugene Feldman. ARTHUR GROSS- MAN?—I leave my 'Be quiet in homeroom' papers to the next Leshner homeroom; my thriftiness goes to Mr. Madeo; and I leave my good luck to Maxine Jacobson. LYNNE GROSSMAN?—To Mr. Feldman, I bequeath my own version of 'Yakkety- Yak’; I leave Maddy Kay her parties and a can of S W food; I leave F.C.S. as the last of the Grossman Trio. STEVEN GROSSMAN?—I leave Mr. Kay and Neil Tevelowitz the ultimate power to rule over Lincoln Road; the fame of being triplet 2 is left any other set; my pleasant disposition I give to Bob Smilowitz. JOHN HAYES?—I leave Mr. Halchak two French crullers; I leave Billy Dill my study hall seat across from Fran; I leave to Norman Kowalick all my pin-ups in my gym locker. What are your bequests, ARTHA HEDMAN?—I leave whatever memories Stella wants to 'Stella Shlabodkin'; a 'nupe-e-rava' goes to anyone who would like it; I take Buffi with me. TIELA HERMAN?—To Sue Cohen, I leave my excuses from school and the old proverb 'If at first you don't succeed, try, try again'; my wild parties go to anyone with a brother-in-law; and I take my pin with me. MICHAEL JULKERSKI?—I leave the keys to the pool and gym to Richie; I'm taking my share of Mr. Longo's drafting equipment. ELLEN KANTZLER?—Eileen and I leave our unusual relationship to Marcia and Jackie; I leave everything that's not attached to me to anyone who can find it; I take my reliable (?) alarm clock with me. DIANE KAPLAN?—I leave the typing of this yearbook to anyone with long fingernails; I leave my brother, Charles, and my sister, Cathy, in each other’s care; my red convertible goes with me. DOREEN KAPLAN?—My brothers, David and Paul I leave to all the girls; Yvette Zubow is the recipient of the Judiciary Committee; the yearbook I leave in good hands with Mr. Kaplan. To whom are you leaving what, FERN KAPLAN?—I leave my visits with Mr. Young to anyone with a better reason for going; my study halls with Mr. Madeo I leave to my sister, Jackie; I take a half of the Gold-Dust twins with me. 38 SURELLE KAPLAN?—I leave Paul Hertz to younger' girls; the GO. secretaryship goes to Ellen Gold; I take my laugh with me. PEARL KATZ?—My clarinet and good marks I give to my sister Helene; I give Mr. Brizel to Joan Seleznow; I give Miss Cranmer all the sentences in this yearbook to diagram. JAY KESNER ?—Diane Young can have Glen Wild; locker 187 goes to anyone who needs practice in kicking; my French accent I give to Louis R. Proyect. ARNOLD KOMIIZKY?—To F.ileen Giordano, I leave the presidency of the senior class; I leave the Dark Room to Phil Kagan; I leave Spanish II and Miss Ferrari to Marty Freier. SERGE KORNILOEF?— I leave the English class quiet; I leave the 50-yard free-style to my brother Greg; I leave my broken aqua-lung to E. Feldman. After careful consideration, ANTHONY KOSTRNA. what are you leaving?—I leave my hangovers to Gerri Wilson; my love life goes to someone who needs it—Paul Hertz; I refuse to give up my little MG. BARBARA LARA?—I leave my athletic ability to June Semel; the chlorine in the pool I leave to Fran Higgins; I leave every- thing else except my diploma, which I take with me. NORAiA LEMBERGER?—To Bobby Wasserman I leave the seat in band that he deserved last year; I leave Fallsburgh in order to get rid of a twelve-year itch; with me I take Vic and all my other precious possessions. LESLIE LEVINE?—I leave the G.O. Treasury to anyone who can count to ten; Sima Osdoby may have the editorship of the Comet with my blessings; with deepest regrets and profound sorrow, I leave behind me my love for Laurie—Jo Weisbord—bless her ever-lovin' heart. ROBERTA LEVINE?—I leave my sister to Mr. Feldman; Mr. Brizel may take element 33; I leave the halls quiet. SUE LEVINE?— I leave my muscles to Marcia Leff so she can carry her baritone; I leave my long hair to Messieurs Beytin, Furniss and LaRuffa; and, to Mr. Feldman, I leave a brand new hat. ESTHER LEV1TZ, you may speak now.—I leave Mr. DeMyer and fifth period study hall to anyone who wants them; Mrs. Grossman may have my push-ups; 'Queenie' goes with me. VICTOR McCARTHY?—I leave the school to monkeys; my drive I leave to all lazy people; I take Norma (my better half) with me. CATHY MOSKOWITZ?—To Sandra Goldfarb I am leaving my red hair and my place in band; all the old newspapers in my locker, I bequeath to any backward intellect (Honor Society); I leave my spot in chorus on the risers to Rosemary Henderson. RICHARD NEW BERG?—I leave my tapered pants to anyone who can squeeze into them; I leave, to anyone who is jet-propelled, my fairy-boots; I take Sue with me. HELEN OESTERREICH?—The band presidency goes to any competent, willing senior; my seat in Bookkeeping II I give to Diane Farquhar; I take Fred with me. 39 BONNIE O'NEILL?—To Nancy Budd, I leave my place at Kiamesha Lanes; to Carol Balducci, I leave Kenny and my Christmas vacations; with me I take Teddy. Next, we will hear from HOWARD OTTENHEIMER.—I leave my seat in Mr. Goldstein's office to any worthy junior; I leave memories to a sophomore girl; I take my scholastic achievements with me. GEORGE PARKER?—I leave my old school, Cheshire Academy, to Clark Karrell; my place in Chemistry class may be used by Michael Carey; and my flare as toolman in Auto Mechanics I leave to Steve Wichinsky. CAROLYN PRICE?—I leave my blushing to Bonnie M.; Louise can have my hunting licenses; I take my fond memories of Budd with me. ]ED REINLIEB?—I leave, to Mr. Longo, one-half of a credit; to Maddy Kay, I leave my bottle of Canoe; to Sue Cohen, I leave one Driver Ed. course in the South Fallsburg parking lot. MARY REYNOLDS?—I leave my typewriter in Miss Rosner's room to Diane Farquhar; Carolyn Balducci may have my seat on the bus; I take my diploma with me (I hope). CAROL ROSENBERG?—I leave top-billing to Mr. Madeo; I leave Alexander’s to Eileen Novick, with the hope that she has better luck than I had; I take the other half of the Gold-Dust twins with me. FRANCES ROSENBERG, have you something to leave or take?—I leave my Bridge- port and N.Y.C. trips to Iris Goldstein; I leave to my cousin, Arlene, Mr. Leshner (her idol); and I take my temper with me. LINDA SACKS?—I leave my three-day weeks to Eileen Novick; my D.T.’s I give to Maddy Kay; but I take my boom-boom with me. HERBERT SAKOFSKY?—I leave my talent for getting into trouble to Clark Karrell; I leave my cigarette butts in the rear of the school; I take with me the knowledge that I'm leaving. SUZANNE SCHWARTZ?—Beverly, my sister, can have my seat in band; I leave 'Seymour' to Mr. Feldman; I take my reputation for driving into stone walls with me. KAREN SELETSKY?—I leave my four-year old brother to Mrs. Grossman to give her a little exercise; my class secretary- ship I leave to my sister; I take the title of Mr. Feldman's pin-up girl. DIANE SELEZNOW?—I leave my seat in Miss Rosner's room to Cora Hartman; to the teachers of F.C.S. I leave the last of the Seleznow clan, Joan; I take with me my memorable days of Fallsburgh. PATRICIA SKUBON, what are your bequests?—I leave my three study halls to anyone who is studious; I leave my hockey stick to Sonya Fedun; I'll take my memories of Madison with me. GLEN SLATER?—I leave to Tommy Hillman, Coach McDermott, with the hope that he will not follow in my footsteps—making basketball practice look like a circus; I bequeath my mysterious parking spots to any lower classman who can find them; to Frank Penski, I bestow my knack with girls; luckily, I leave F.C.S. 40 Country Club intact. NELSON SMILOWITZ?—I bequeath my car to my brother; to Harold Lida, I donate my studying ability; my second trombone seat goes to Mr. LaRuffa to give to Stanley Davis or Robert Kaplan along with my new trombone slide oil formula and trombone. EILEEN SPECTOR?—To someone who needs several legal holidays, I leave my All-State and All-Eastern trips; I leave my talent (musical) and my dreams of being 5 8 to Marcia Wasserman; but, I refuse to part with my long hair. MAUREEN TELESKY?—1 leave my seat in Business Math to my brother, Gary; I leave Mr. Leshner's English classes to my brother, Randy; I refuse to leave Butch. STEVEN WASSERMAN?—I leave my band seat to Neil Kanner; I leave my luck- with soph girls to my brother, Bobby; I leave my cousin, Marcia, to the lucky guy of her choice. LAURlE-jO IVEISBORD, what are your bequests?—1 leave my job as business manager of the Comet to Rita Schulman; my paint brushes go to Mr. Longo (he'll need all the supplies he can get after the Class of '61 graduates); my fond memories of Mr. Feldman's classes I take with me. JOHN ROGER WHITTAKER?—I leave my Roger-Doger swimming caps to Mr. Halchak; Mr. LaRuffa can have my curls; I take my science projects with me. iMARK WILES?—To Mr. Halchak, I leave a jar of coffee; to Coach McDermott, I leave one, unused Varsity uniform; to Stephen Lungen I leave French. DOROTHY WINFIELD?—I leave my perfume collection to Lea Ann Inghrim; my blushing I bestow upon Carolyn Balducci; I take Eddie with me. I LA WOLFER?—I leave those intimate moments with Mr. Malamud to my sister, Helene; I leave the A.A. headaches to Jimmy Schwartz; I take Mike with me. And finally, being of sound mind, what is your Last Will and Testament, DAVID ZAKF.N?—I leave my artistic talents to Richie Farquhar; Johnny Bullock can have the combination of the school safe; but I take fond memories of T.C. with me. This hereby concludes the meeting. This shall be published and declared to be the final Last Will and Testament for the Clan of 1961. And so, we depart.” Mr. Scream wore long-johns Librarian Cohen was locked out on the roof Either Suzanne or Surelie had a party Maureen and Butch G. were at peace Jay abused the French language One of Joie’s essentials was stolen Several dissipated Senior girls spent a lost weekend at Ellen’s house Shelly and John got Honorable Mention for their robot Howie found Ellen's pencil case Solo flute player evaded major band concert to see ex-solo trombone player We ate raw clams in Biology We were fighting Monticello with band, sports, scholarship, etc. Georgeann’s shirt-tail was hanging Mary wasn’t working in the office Mark spent a quiet evening at home on New Year’s Eve—1961 Mr. Denning laughed at the monkey who tried to pronounce the French u” We, of the west side of Mr. Leshner’s class, petitioned for more attention The Tales of the Geisha girls and the public baths Our sophomore Halloween float almost burned before it won 1st prize Barbara, Pat F., and Helen didn't argue with Mr. Madeo Math (9th grade) wasn’t a challenge to L. Levine George B. and Jerry offered Mr. Leshner a big, red, shiny, used apple Diane K. was queen of the Explorer Ball Howie smashed an ice cream in Carol’s face Newspapers weren't delivered if Myron and Irving were absent Herbie, Barry Feldman and Jed had a pizza eating contest Bonnie wasn't baking cakes During Nelson Rockefeller’s visit, Mr. Feldman called Nelson (Smilowitz) and the Governor turned around Roberta, intoxicated by the news of her Vassar scholarship, danced through the halls David almost got in trouble because Mr. McDermott thought Tony was David Karen’s hard work helped send our class to Washington Mr. Weiss had to take roll-call himself because Diane S. was absent We shook Rockefeller’s hand The basketball team broke its record of 49 straight losses Rudiments of Music was really Rudiments of Cheating L M meant Lynne and Mark Teila’s walls were washed with seltzer Norma squealed on Fran and Eileen The girls played ’’catch” willingly Sinbad” became a yoyo” Roger topped magazine sales Mr. Malamud’s Flappy-Knee Operation Party” was a bone of a success Sue L. paid for Mr. Feldman’s crushed chapeau while Lynne kept out of sight Mary LaRuffa conducted band Zackerly became the love of 13 at Joie’s The Middletown Record exposed our dens of iniquity,” ' illicit gambling” and callousness to human suffering” Helen wasn’t thinking of Fred Arthur, Lynne, Steven and Eileen ruled Lincoln Road Mr. Friedman confused Neil with Jay and Jay with Neil Seven girls sittin’ in the back seat smuggled Newby home Pearl, Pat S. and Louis joined the ranks” Pat F. and Artha played the hitch and run” game Your case came up before the Judiciary Committee Donna took gym in her slip Joel ordered the world’s shortest nighty for Linda F.C.S. Symphonic Band marched on Sixth Ave. to celebrate Columbus Day Myron wanted to prepare nitro-glycerine Cathy's hair wasn't red Ila wasn’t interested in the Athletic Association Barry, Shelly, Morty and Vic sang a barbershop quartet Mr. Longo was disturbed by Artha’s perfume Carol, Tiela and Susie spent the night at each other's house in New York City Sandra had a little accident when her license was less than a week old 43 EVERLASTING MEMORIES (1) senior weekday parties (2) ivanovitch (3) multicolored village idiots (4) the you-too” incidents (5) chris from hauppauge (6) mr. young's leave of absence (7) sue-carulanu and linda-lou (8) mr. madeo's vigil at the girls' room (9) club '61 (10) trudy, gloria and angelo baberetsky (11) grade-school operettas (12) mr. madeo’s after-play parties (13) mr. goldstein's smile (14) foot prints on surelle’s ceiling (15) serge's dreams of the deep sea (16) miss ferrari’s saint’s day (17) trips to bridgeport (18) mrs. pantel's management class (19) fallsburgh central country club (20) baby powder showers (21) new noses—fran, carol, tiela, sandra, marlene (22) new eyes—mark, miss ferrari, eilcen, marlene (23) shloppy shlogans (24) selma's photographs (25) barry fox's imitations of elvis (26) hydrogen sulfide (27) nat levine's (28) art exams (29) the soccer cheerleaders (30)yoyos (31) the jr.-sr. games (32) all the substitute teachers (33) carbon disulfide explosions (34) the band picnic (35) florida vacations (36) senior cake sales (37) successful G.O. parties (38) norma’s p.j. parties (39) the chemise look (40) wheels and bombing around (41) joel’s little-bit method (42) wkbw wmgm (43) man talk (44) practical biology exams (45) liza (46) the pause that refreshes on bus 16 (47) the fight over yearbook dedication (48) mrs. crew-out (49) esther’s farewell party for the class of '60 (50) mr. wasserman’s uncanny sense of smell (51) the wild meetings under the old iron bridge (52) chem lab experiments with chicken-noodle soup (53) morty's pompadour (54) english a.p. exams (55) joe's sweet sixteen party at joie’s (56) physics toys for neil and joe (57) jed's crazy shirts Loft to -zm: G. Surer. V. Kapiaa. ?. Kapian. } Wextxryl EL Levme. K. Semin, M Fdeilr™! L. Grossman. J. CaBsc. V McCarthy. X lanfcerger. Mr E. Eeuim-ao. L Levine josant. M Brasoein. S. Levine ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION top pvk J. Horowitz. A. Kostrrn. M. Frcier. P. Fedun. Mr M Medtuck hutvn w. I Fddcr. B. Gold. J Hanofee. KarUn. H PuperHetn Allen. I Wolfer. J. Sdrwartz. Osdob? f Berg. C COMET GENERAL ORGANIZATION standing: S. Schwartz, J. Canter, Mr. J. Leshner, J. Goldstein, L. Fairbrother, J. Kcsner sitting: D. Kaplan, S. Kaplan, L. Levine absent: D. Gold, L. Hatch, G. Van Vleet, F. Higgins, S. Sakofsky, A. Komitzky, M. Jacobson JUDICIARY COMMITTEE 47 sitting: R. Levine, L. Fairbrother, A. Honig, J. Canter, S. Ruderman standing: Mr. J. Leshner, D. Kaplan absent: P. Kagan CHORUS SOLOISTS R. Henderson, C. Moskowitz BOYS QUARTET (QUADRAINES) P. Hertz, M. Freier, T. Hillman, N. Kanner first row: C. Moskowitz, P. Katz, V. Osdoby, D Arnold. J. Fodor. M. Leff, R. Henderson, L. Rothman, K. McCarthy. R. Gerson, E. Kantzler, H. Huber. B. Mednick. S. Osdoby, S. Chonin. J. Kaplan. J. Grant. M. Wasserman, N. Cousinin. B. Kantrowitz second row: S. Houghtailing, S. Ruderman, S. Balbierer, B. Baker, C. Brown. J. Arthur. L. Hatch, L. Fairbrother, A. Todras. M. Jacobson, S. Tauber. S. Schwartz, E. Frank, I. Cohen. S. Madeo. K. Raymond. S. Cochrane, E. Spector third row: M. Lachterman. S. Sklar, A Sitomer, M. Freier. P. Hertz, N. Kanner. N. Smilowitz, T. Hillman, S. Davis. R. Kaplan. R. Cohen, L. Gainen. Mr. Lauffer BAND first row: M. Oretsky, B. Saperstein, M. Freier. V. McCarthy, R. Allen second row: S. Levine, F Gold. R. Kaplan. S. Davis. N. Smilowitz, Mr. J. LaRuffa, E. Giodano. E. Novick. T. Hillman. J. R Whittaker, S. Ruderman third row: M. Leff, L. Sacks. S. Turner. S. Cohen. J. Weisbord. A Honig. S. Madeo. F. Rosenberg. W. Baxter. J. Schwartz. G. VanVIeet. J. Cantor. A. Rosenshein. P. Hertz fourth rou. M. Jacobson. D. Kaplan. S. Schwartz. J. Goldstein. S. Chonin. L. Roffman, P. Katz. H. Oesterreich. G. Wilson. C. Rosenberg. C. Lupton. J. Hanofee. A. Gulkow fifth row: K. Raymond. E. Frank. S. Goldfarb. C. Moskowitz. A. Sitomer, L. Gainen. M Dimas. L. Levine, S. Osdoby, E. Kantzler, J. Kaplan. R Levine. D. Cohen. A. Hauber, M. Kay sixth row: M Wasserman. J. Levine. E. Spector, S. Cohen. B. Stein. R. Collins. F. Penski. B. Scheinberg, M Kagan. B. Armour. R. Wasserman, F Michaelson seventh row: S. Temes. N. Kanner. S. Wasserman absent: C. Karchmer, L. Oretsky, J. Seleznow, M. Budlong. N. Lemberger REPRESENTATIVES TO ALLSTATE BAND AND AI.L EASTERN BAND BAND OFFICERS H. Oesterreich. president: S. Osdoby, treasurer; V. McCarthy, vice-president; R. Levine, secretary; E. Spector, librarian E. Spector. S. Osdoby 49 j, V MATHEMATICS CLUB left to right: S. Cohen, J. Kesner, H. 0 Miller. Mr. M Brizel absent: D. Kurland LIBRARY CLUB left to right: K. Hussy, A. Mednick, L. R. Proyect, Mrs. G. Kasofsky, C. Gold, K. Merle, L. Rosenthal absent: V. Kove, S. Miller, P. Toohey, P. Karel, L. Cross. J. Fabian, C. Kaplan. L. Rose i CLUB left to right: B. Scheinberg, S. Minarsky, D. Gold. Mr. R. Longo, P. Kagan, S. Sakofsky absent: A. Komitzky, M. Mintz 50 HISTORY CLUB left to right: Dr. N. Weiss, S. Wasserman, J. Weisbord, J. Canter. R Newberg. J. Goldstein, L. Sacks, Levine, P. Katz, J. Kesner J. Seleznow, L. Levine, D. Kaplan absent: G. Van Vleet, P. Kagan FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA left to right: Miss P. Anthony, B. O’Neill, D. Winfield. M. Kagan. M. Reynolds, C. Balducci, C. Churak. S. Turner absent: N. Budd. C. Hartman CHEMISTRY LABORATORY ASSISTANTS left to right: M. Carey, L. Levine, H. 0 Miller, Mr. S. Beytin absent: S. Min- arsky, R. Smilowitz 51 HONOR SOCIETY left to right: L. Sacks. A. Honig. N. Lemberger, J. Seleznow, G. Van Vleet, L. Fairbrother. P. Katz. Mr. J. Denning, L. N. Proyect, J. Goldstein, J. R. Whittaker, J. Kesner, L. Levine, D Kaplan absent: D. Winfield, E. Spector, A. Rosenshein, S. Osdoby, L. Levine, R. Levine 52 BOARD OF EDUCATION CLUB left to right: F. Rosenberg. B. Fox, S. Grossman, L. Grossman, A. Grossman, S. Fox, C. Rosenberg AQUATICS CLUB 53 WE’VE HAD IT DETENTION Freshman It will never happen to me. Sophomore It can’t happen to me. Junior Never again. Senior I’ll keep this scat permanently. COLLEGE— I'll go to MIT. I’ll go to Yale. I'll go to Syracuse. See you at OCCC. G.O. A.A. CARDS— I want to help the school. I want my class to get a 100%. I want to join a squad. They’ll have to catch me first. MARKS— I’ll get a 95 average. I ll get an 85 average. You can pass with a 65. Mark’s don't count. ASSEMBLIES— They’re always so interesting They're interesting. Pass me the Newspaper. Z2ZZZZZZ2 ! SCHOOL SPIRIT— Rah! Rah! Rah ! You mean there is a bus to the games ? I’ve got too much homework. What school ? BASKETBALL GAMES— I’ll go to every game. I’ll go to every home game. I’ll read about it in the Record. F.C.S. still has a team? HOMEWORK— It is a necessary evil. I think I’ll be absent tomorrow. I’ll copy yours during lunch. Homework, are they still giving it? SKIPPING CLASS— But what if I’m caught ? I’ll go to the nurse. I’ll hide in the girls’ room Let’s take a ride in my car. PASSES— Here it is right here. It’s here somewhere. Must have dropped it. What are they ? REPORT CARDS— I’ll just die if I don’t get all 90’s. Who can forge a good signature? You don’t have to work till the last quarter. It’s a cinch, they never fail Seniors. SCHOOL IN GENERAL- Enjoying every minute of it. Some teachers are interesting. Everyone has to have an education. You mean I'll have to leave and go to work ? PARTIES— Parties are fun. Is there going to be food? I have to bring a gift! Let's take a ride. 54 SOCCER kneeling: R Cohen, S. Fox. G. Fraley, B. Fox sitting: H. Ingber, A. Feldman. D. Kaplan, L. Findling. J. Bullock, P. Duke. T. Hillman standing: S. Temes, L. Deutsch, A. Kostma, B. Gerson, D Zaken, J. Spiro, S. Sakofsky, B. Rosman. G. Brown, M. Braver, S. Komiloff, M. Wiles, D. DePuy, A. Cousinin, M. Carey, J. Hayes, G. Ginsberg. C. Hodes, R. Morgan, M Mednick, Mr. R. Allen 56 Gerald Fraley Co-captain BASKETBALL • 3 ' xlS|(A V SB U kneeling: G. Ginsberg, F. Penski, T. Hillman, C. Gibson. M. Braver, D. Kurland standing: L. Findling, D. Kaplan. A. Feldman, Mr. J. McDermott, G. Slater, D. Depuy, R. Morgan, J. Schwartz Charles Gibson Co-captain On the biggest night of his career. Comet forward Charlie Gibson went on a record-breaking spree and scored 44 points against St. Joseph s shattering the previous F.C.S. individual scoring mark of 37. 58 Glen Slater Co-captain Morton Braver Co-captain JUNIOR VARSITY 59 kneeling: J. Hanofee, M. Oretsky, L. Gainen, C. Hodes, P. Duke standing: D. Gold, R. Poole, R. Kreiger, C. Davis, S. Rhodes, Mr. J. Lauffer C H E E R L E A D E R S VARSITY left to right: F. Higgins, E. Frank, T. Berg, L. Fair- brother, G. Van VIeet, S. Fedun, S. Welkis, G. Wilson JUNIOR VARSITY lejt to right: A. Bedik, M. Wassemian, S. Ghonin, J. Horowitz, J. Kaplan, M. Rashkin, J. Holtzman s T G left to right: Coach Halchak, S. Korniloff, G. Korniloff, A. Edelkind, S. Fox, J. Bullock, R. Smilowitz, S. Temes, M. Mednick, M. Frier, N. Kanner, J. Goldstein, R. Whittaker, E. Sheinwald 60 QUOTABLE QUOTES We had Mr. Rosenberg!” Watch your language or you'll end up in Hell!” As for me, give me liberty or give me . . .!” I wish I were like Joie Weisbord!” Hey, Lorraine, you want some popcorn? Did you know that more people in New York State are killed by bees than by snakes?” I wish I weren't so damn smart!” But I’m only 14! Boozie and Howie are fighting! Sh! There are visitors in the school! Notice I didn’t say ’Hell’!” Used review books—bargain prices!” Miss Levine, let me tell you about boys and girls! Why can't we smoke in school ?” On your backs lay down!” I don’t remember where I lost it!” You too can miss school!” Be quiet, this scholarship exam means a lot to these seniors!” This is the most violent demonstration of spring fever in F.C.S.!” Class of ’61 Mr. Wasserman Bob Wasserman Martha Budlong Steve Wasserman Miss Ferrari Norma Lemberger Fran Rosenberg Mr. Feldman Miss Cranmer Mr. Brizel Stuart Wilson Mr. Feldman Class of ’61 Mrs. Grossman Ellen Kantzler Dr. Godwin's patients Mr. Brooks Mr. Blumberg A 100 pounds of feathers is lighter than 100 pounds of something else!” O.K., where’s your pass?” That’s not right, dearie!” Achkneu! One, two, three—Ha! Ha! Ha! It’s all in the family!” Unless you raise more money, you’re not going to Washington!” It isn’t fair!” Don’t ever kiss a boy on the lips—it s disqusting! Why are you boys s—itting together ? Arnie Komitzky Mr. Denning Mr. LaRuffa Class of ’61 Doreen’s Classmates Fern Kaplan Miss Rosner Helen Desterreich Linda Sacks Mr. Leshner 61 CLASS OF ’63 CLASS OF ’6: 63 ZAKEN-DAINACK Jraley Entertains Press TIE BIG RACE Indianopolis, Ind. — Mr. Tor Rancher DENNIS DAINACK and Mr. DAVID ZAKEN tied in the Grand Prix today. Mr. DAIN- ACK'S entry got off to a bad Wichita, Kansas-Demonstrating his ability with bucking-broncos, M. GERALD FRALEY entertained sixty pressmen for Mr. MICHAEL JULKERSKI. The press conference was called to draw attention to Mr. IULKERSKI’s fine steer. Due to his obsession to rope cattle his entire herd on his Texas ranch is tied and no one can undo start. In spite of a small fire, the knots. the car, Mr. DAINACK'S own invention, performed beautifully. Mr. ZAKEN’S method was a INHERITANCE - Ch a mi er Shoots fast, steady pace. Both displayed HAPPINESS? For Cupie Dolls superior skill. Ecalpon—The former Miss Melbourne, Australia — Miss NORMA LEMBERGER and PATRICIA SKUBON has just Mr. VIC McCarthy can be shattered the record for winning cupie dolls—497. When she’s seen, arm in arm, (with the lov- not knocking off the bottles, Phoenix Doctor Honored Bv A.M.A. ing cup they recently won for being The Happiest Couple ), walking across the vast green she runs a national chain of ex- cercising gyms in America. lawns of the estate of the late John Bearsford Tipton. Mr. McCARTHY settled the estate and found himself to be the sole beneficiary of it. The en- tire mansion is in green (cont. page 42) Phoenix, Ariz.—Dr. ROGER WHITTAKER has been named physician of the year by the A.M.A. His accreditations for this year are the following: plastic surgery for Alouicious, his pet cat; and a super-human SPECTOR- CANTER VOGUE WINNERS Providence, R.I. — The operation on his mother-in-law, Vogue” winners of the most may she rest in peace. beautiful eyes” are Mr. JOEL CANTER and Miss EILEEN H eryiy 1 Yuris Her business SPECTOR. This announcement Mother Of The Year coincides with that of the Na- tional Mathematics Society’s ac- Coney Island, N.Y.—Mrs. Helen Bartholomew, formerly Miss OESTERREICH, took her six children to Coney Island last Sunday. She has been voted Mother of the Year,’’ being such a- devoted and attentive mother. Cologne, Germany — Mrs. Edward Ingrihm, the former Miss DOROTHY WIN- FIELD, has confirmed the rumor of her allergy to per- fumes. This confession may hurt the sales of her perfume factory but (cont. page 49) ceptance of Mr. CANTER’S Little Bit Method.” Miss SPECTOR uses her vivacious eyes to lure patients into Dr. Wolf's den (cont. page 34) 64 ‘T cuttyCen, '7?tcAfi£ ce Sc ne s4 tet Sety New York N.Y. — At kaNTZLF.R conducted her Carnegie Hall, imprcssario Symphony without a score. It appears that she had misplaced it. It must be noted that it was BABYSITTERS, A CANTOR, AND A TEACHER, VISIT SAUD Mecca — Mr. MORI ON BRAVER and Miss PEARL KATZ are at the Palace of King Saud to teach Hebrew. Mr. BRAVER is the head cantor of a pity that Miss KANTZLER could not remain for the tre- mendous ovation. It seems that she misplaced herself. Dive Perfected My Komiloff Miami Beach, Fla.—Profes- sional swimmer, SERGE KORNILOFF, has mastered the five somersault dive from two and one-half feet and the belly-whop dive from three- hundred feet (cont. page 23) HORSE OWNERS VIEW DERBY Kentucky Derby, U.S.A. — Present at the Kentucky Derby this year were Miss DIANE KAPLAN and Mr. HOWARD OTTENHEIMER, the owners of the most beautiful horses. When Miss KAPLAN is not sitting on her boss’ lap, she can be found currying her mount, Lady Type- writer. Mr. Ottenheimer's horse, Five Aces, has a stall twenty feet square at Mr. Ottenheinmer's riding academy. WOMEN CHOSEN AS TALKATIVE the synagogue built for him. Miss KATZ has undertaken the responsibility of teaching His Royal Highness. Miss KATZ, interested in the welfare of the children, invited Miss GEORGEANN C H U R A K and Miss CAROLYN PRICE to help care for the children. These two women have unioniz- ed baby-sitting in the United States. They are now attempting Milwaukee, Wis. — SON- DRA BERGMAN, LYNNE GROSSMAN and ROBERTA LEVINE are the most talkative women according to Life.” Miss BERGMAN is a private secretary for a certain aspiring artist. Miss LEVINE has just written a set of ten books en- titled The Art and Necessity of Talking in Musical Therapy for Deaf Children. Miss GROSS- MAN is a kindergarten teach- er at Fallsburgh Central School (cont. page 38) PATENT ISSUED Augusta, Maine — Mrs. Irwin Gitlin, the former MAUREEN TELESKY, has received the patent for her vanishing cream for freckles. Mrs. Gitlin, plagued with freckles herself, hopes to make freckled people happier since (cont. page 17) .. ---------- 65 to (cont. page 5) SENATOR IN FILIBUSTER WITH KNOWN LAWYERS Washington, D.C. — The Senate filibuster was broken after 999,999 days by chicken Senator JAY KESNER. Senator JOSEPH Fitzgerald GOLD- STEIN, Harvard graduate, law- yer and prospective presidential candidate and Senator LESLIE Darrow LEVINE sought to pre- vent the KESNER veto of European eggs. Sen. LEVINE held up pictures of European starlets exclaiming What eggs! and Sen. GOLDSTEIN argued that all eggs are born free and must be eaten. KESNER laid the real egg when he stated that American eggs are the best since they have the Journal approval. Ladies Home J-lairstyles Atlantic City, N.J.-—The most original hairstyle was created by Mr. BARRY FELD- MAN. Mr. Feldman’s model was the Boston socialite Miss ILA WOLFER. Miss WOLFER, according to Mr. FELDMAN, inspired this crea- tion titled the Mike.” Similar to the behive, it (cont. page 56) ____________ Palace theatre Entertains Old 7.C.S. Qrads New York, N.Y. — Last night the Palace Theatre drew a large crowd for one of the funniest events in New York. grin can be seen anytime in his place—Smiling Smiley’s Bar and Grill. BEATNIK INVITES LAWYER TO CAFE Greenwich Village — Miss JOIE WEISBORD invited a prominent lawyer to have some espresso at her cafe. Mr. (cen- sored) attended, to the surprise of all, to view Miss WEIS- BORD’S walls. They display her own paintings and those of Mr. MARK WILES, co-owner. Mr. WILES’S latest series is of the no-hitter World Series game. STEVE WASSERMAN and CAROL ROSENBERG banter- ed jokes back and forth in an effort to get NELSON SIMILOWITZ to give the group one of his smiles. Mr. WASSERMAN is in his full glory now that he is out of his history classroom. Miss ROS- ENBERG, is a housewife who works part time at Wool- worth's. Mr. SMILOWITZ’S cake was being sold. Miss ESTHER LEVITZ, director of Qihariitj Oriue Jiefcf in Y . y. Times Square, N.Y. — A large sign above a booth in Times Square read Spend to fill your bellies and warm your hearts.” The booth was set up to raise funds for the Chil- dren’s Foundation. Candy and this benefit. Miss SELETSKY is a fashion merchandiser of a the secretaries at Gold Brother's Financing Co., Inc., joined Miss KAREN SELETSKY and Miss DIANE SELEZNOW to direct chain of a leading department store and Miss SELEZNOW and her husband are the new proprietors of the A P. 66 Kostrrn Md Qreenzwtig 'Dcvebp U.S. Sport scar Detroit, Mich.—Mr. NEIL GREENZWEIG and Mr. ANTHONY KOSTRNA have designed and constructed the first American sports- car to surpass any European model. At present, there are only two in existence, one for each of them. Mr. GREENZWEIG finds the car pleasant for country rides and Mr. KOSTRNA utilizes his car to dazzle the women. TWINS IN ACTION SCHUSS- BOOMING Davos, Switzerland — The twins, BARRY and SHEL- DON FOX have become news lately for their two second schuss-booming mile. While SHELDON schusses, BARRY booms. The public readily awaits their recovery for an ex- hibition. M. I . Party Meld New York, N.Y. — Miss SURELLE KAPLAN held her annual Masquerade Ball last night at her Park Avenue pent- house. Besides three-legged ping-pong tables, footsteps on the ceiling and cigarette butts ground into the carpet, Miss KAPLAN spent a pleasant evening tearing her hair out. CARNIVALS GET GROSSMAN’S INS. San Francisco, Calif—Mr. ARTHUR GROSSMAN and Mr. STEVEN GROSSMAN have moved their insurance busi- ness into carnivals. Accident policies are being sold for the ferris wheel, roller coaster, etc. Carnival operators are complain- ing of the loss of business. The GROSSMAN brothers are hop- ing that amusement centers will be made less dangerous. HEDMAN INVOLVED WITH MAJOR IN SMOKING PROBLEM New York, N.Y. — Mrs. Buffi Knight, the former ARTHA HEDMAN, was dis- covered smoking in the ladies' room of the Park Sheraton Hotel. Major MYRON EDEL- KIND in the rescue with a new experimental smoke consumer. He explained that it worked on the principle of a human lung. In attempting to leave the ladies' room, Major Edelkind opened the wrong door and received a broken nose. Tfecu ‘Soo i Tahiti — Mr. GLEN SLA- TER, eminent author, has just published a new book ''Backseat Love and Cigars, which has been highly praised. Mr. SLA- TER attributes his success to the good influence of Mr. Furniss’ Driver Education course. GIBSON, PLAYER OF THE YEAR Madison Square Garden, N.Y.—Mr. CHARLES GIBSON, basketball player of the year, put into use his boomerang shot last night. After getting an opponent rebound, he shot at the opponent backboard and managed to sink 23 field goals for his team. 67 WILL HERMAN BUILD HOTEL? WE SAY YES! Richmond, Va.—It must be mentioned that Miss TIELA HERMAN, that fabulous hair- dresser who serves only those types of people, and Miss CATHY MOSKOWI1Z, sport- ing a ravishing red hairdo, were seen talking together. Gossip has it that they are planning to build a hotel—The Red Head. Camera Smashed By Boom-Boom Hollywood, Calif. — LINDA- LOU SACKS and SUZANNE SCHWARTZ made news last night instituting a new program in Ameri- can physical education—a relay of the boom-boom. It is with deep dismay that Miss SCHWARTZ, upon exhibiting her boom-boom, smashed into the camera of ARN- KAPLAN PLEADS ACT OF MERCY CRIMINOLOGIST IS CREDITED WITH CATCH Leavenworth, Kan.—Crimi- nologist RICHARD NEWBERG and drugstore heiress SUE LEVINE have done it again. Miss LEVINE let her hair down and Mr. NEWBERG put his nose on the trail of Miss DOREEN KAPLAN for the il- legal removal of braces from young girls. Miss KAPLAN pleaded not guilty before the Judicial Review Board on the grounds that she was improving social relationships between young men and young women. Nevertheless, the girls were sent back to their orthodontist. OLD KOMITSKY, world re- nown photographer. Mr. KOMIT- SKY has just returned from abroad after completing a spread for Wife Magazine on the Italian outlook. NEW LIPSTICK MAKES MILLIONS MANUFACTURERS CLAIM THEY’LL GUARANTEE IT Weeping Willow, Neb. — Miss FRAN ROSENBERG and Miss FERN KAPLAN have achieved a million with their new lipstick. St; ton ad- vertisers have really pushed this product up to numL.-r one seller. It is suspected that the inventors of this lipstick are wearing it and putting it to good use. PIZZA FOR REINLIEB AND SAKOFSKY So. Fallsburgh, N.Y. — Mr. HERBERT SAKOFSKY and Mr. JED REINLIEB competed in a pizza eating contest yester- day. When a roving reporter sought an interview, it was re- fused. It seemed that both were engaged in a new contest— washing dishes. Needless to say, both fellows retained their happy-go-lucky outlooks on life. 68 Editor, Actress, Merchandiser Prove Old Adage Js Zrue! Cape Cod, Mass.—Is it true blondes really have more fun? Miss SUE BERMAN, Miss MARTHA BUDLONG and Mr. IRVING DUNN are proof of affirmative. Miss BERMAN, a merchandising agent has increas- ed her firm's profits by 300% in the past ten years. Miss BUD- LONG can be seen in her latest picture What Makes Sammy managed the financial affairs. At present, Miss FEDUN is planning to open a business college for ten-year olds. She is of the opinion that schooling is most advantageous for the young. Run.” Mr. DUNN is editor-in- chief of the Everyday Funnies (cont. page 83) Fedon, Reynolds Aid Parker In Fair Plans Philadelphia, Penn. — An Eastern Coast Fair was held this week in Phila. The fair was coordinated by Mr. GEORGE PARKER, well- known player of the stock market. Mr. PARKER had with him his personal secretary. MARY REYNOLDS. Miss REYNOLDS is responsible for the Out-of-Focus sideshow— a group of nervous students in laced, white jackets. Miss PATRICIA FEDUN Brown Judges Cake Philadelphia, Penn.—What's a fair without a cake-tasting con- test? Mr. GEORGE BROWN was the star taster. He tasted all the cakes as fast as Misses BONNIE O'NEILL and DON- NA CROSS could supply them. Miss O'NEILL and Miss CROSS, married to a Dutch gourmet, were voted the best homemakers of the Eastern Coast. Mr. BROWN, who owns an Italian restaurant, was voted Mr. Bottomless Stomach.” In- digestion? What's that???!!! NURSES INSPIRE AID FOR GRADUATES! Middletown, N.Y.—A grand opening was held today for a clinic for sick people. This clinic was induced by the Misses MARLENE BRUSTEIN and BARBARA LARA, registered nurses. Their inspira- tion came after their tour of the country. They realized that many people needed a place to go after graduating from school (cont. page 59) HAYES HONORED Salt Lake, Utah — JOHN HAYES has just received a Nobel Prize for non-intoxicating alcohol which works by mental suggestion. It can be turned on, off and dimmed (cont. page 63) 69 FOCUS STAFF Doreen Kaplan Editor-in-chief Victor McCarthy Assistant Editor Advisor BUSINESS STAFF Siltinx: T. Herman, C. Rosenberg, M. Telesky, E. Levitz, L. Grossman, F. Rosenberg F Kaplan, H. Oesterreich standing: A. Grossman, N. Greenzweig, S. Grossman S. Wasserman 70 Patricia Fedun Business Editor L. Levine, E. Spector, M. Budlong, E. Kantzler, S. Kaplan, L. Sacks, R. Levine, Karen Seletsky absent: J. Goldstein, S. Schwartz Norma Lemberger Literary Editor WTN.ifVTTgrS Glen Slater Sports Editor Arnold Komitzky Photography Editor TYPING STAFF Diane Kaplan, Editor Carol Rosenberg ART STAFF Laurie-Jo Weisbord, Editor; Susan Berman 71 FIRST NATIONAL BANK Woodridge, N. Y. Member of the FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION Best of Wishes to the Class of 1961 MR. AND MRS. GEORGE FEDUN Hurleyville, N. Y. Compliments of KIAMESHA MOTEL Opposite the Concord KIAMESHA, N. Y. Compliments of MARCIA'S NEVEL CONCORD LIBERTY MONTICELLO Compliments of MR. AND MRS. CLARENCE WEGMAN Woodbourne, N. Y. Compliments of MILTON AND BARBARA COHEN Married July 10. I960 Woodbourne, N. Y. 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