Haldane Central High School - Annual Yearbook (Cold Spring, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 64 of the 1953 volume:

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A s 4 l 'M -'gk' ny' eddcamw fbi ,we-f ferr The Haldaman of 1953 IS very happy and proud to ded1cate th1s ed1t1on to our gurd ance dxrector Mrss M A E Alexander who has been so rnsprrxngly rnstrumental rn preparrng the students of Haldane for the future educatlonally and vocatronally Mrss Alexander 1S a SIHCCFC frrend devoted teacher and has set a worthy example for each of us Z4 Waldcwdcw We, the Haldanian Staff of 1953 have succeeded far beyond all hopes in fulfilling our traditional duty of producing this, our sixteenth edition of the Haldanian. In preparing this volume we have borne only one thought in mind: to perpetuate in the memory of every read er the varied experiences of school life. At this time, we wish to provement of The Haldanian. RUSSELL B. PIPIT ONE Advisor ff, Photography Editor - - smgg 4,4 1955 if thank our advisor, Russell B. Pipitone for his tireless efforts for the continuing im- Smgg Co-Editors - - - Secretary - - - Senior Editor - - Activities Editor - - Classes Editor ---- Business Manager ---- Subscriptions Manager - - - - - Assistant Subscriptions Manager - - Production Manager ------ Assistant Production Manager - - - Sports Editors --------- - Russell Monroe Carolyn Hammond - - Helen Kyrimes - ' - Joan Conklin -Marie Henderson - - - Jean Celeste - - -Roger Smith - - Ralph Landolfi - - -Sylvia Gray - - Anita Waldron - - Janet Driscoll - - Jaclyn Bonacio Stephen Milkovich Roberta Harrington Elizabeth Hill Ann Cone fox' i - My ' '7- 4' i, 33 T -5' ,l M, :Wi 'ix -'Q vii if 4' af BEATRICE BULLOCK RACHEL CALLAHAN BERTHA CARPENTER JEAN COCKING FRED CUNNINGHAM NELSON DSLANOY GEORGE ELLIS MADISON FORDE MARGARET GALLIGAN AUDREY HICKMAN EDNA JACKSON SHERWOOD LOHREY TERESA MCCOART MARGARET MCKEE ESTHER MEKEEL ELSIE MERRITT JACOB NOLFO DOROTHEA PINKEL RUSSELL PIPITONE HELEN RATHIEN ROBERT RILEY PHILLIP SNYDER ROY STONER FRANCES STARR ,ri-Q-.. A gddfld af 2 ca STANLEY E WHITE GEORGE W PERKINS BERTHA TAIT SAMUEL MaCALLISTER V106 Presldent Trustee Trustee Trustee BERNARD SCHATZLE Treasurer SENIORS V ! , 70:7 on top. F4 K-14 Dream man. . . big Joe. .trouble-free. Football 4 yrs.: Bas- ketball 4 yrs., Track 1, 3, 4, Baseball 4 yrs., Intramurals 1,2, Chor- us 1, 2, Student Coun- cil 1, 2, 3, CivicsClub 4, Track Club 2,3, and Stage Crew 3. JACK DIBB Student Council President 1' -1- 1 ff JAMES RAPALIE Vice President JOSEPH MANCARI Class President The people's choice . . . always Football 4 yrs., Track 4 yrs. :Chor- us 2, 3, 4, Band 4 yrs.: S.A. Presi- dent 4, Intramurals 1, and Choral- Sort of shy, strong, silent type. . . all around athlete power- house tackler. Football 2, 3,45 Track 2, 3, 4, Baseball 2, 3, 4 Intramurals 1, Tech- nicians' Club 1: and Stage Crew 3, 4. Secretary Personality plus, bright as a button. . . where there 's laughter there 's Terry. Secretarial Club 4, Chorus 1, 2, 3, Hal- danian Sec. 3, Home Economics Club 1, Intramurals 1, 2, Tom Sawyer's Morning 4, President 3, Sec. 4. Never a worry. . always a smile good natured. Chorus 4 years, Band 4 years, Flash 1, Haldaman Asst. Sr, Ed. 3, Asst, Direc tor Dear Ruth 3, Choralettes l,2, 3, Treasurer 4, Secretary l. Treasurer pi ,aa LN ,uv y E,-fi X R I ! HELEN BALTICH Blonde and willowy. . always a smile. . . good natured. Chorus 1, 2, 3, Libra- Jolly Fun. . . faithful friend. keen sense of humor. Chorus 4 yrs. , Home Economics Club 1, Red Cross 1, Archery 1, Intramurals 1. A carefree guy, practical Joker, humor- our human. Track 2, Baseball 3. .aan-'Q KN wwe if ry Helper 1. Wa MARIAN BOWEN JAMES BRESLIN BERNARD BURDICK r I ' N - W if 4 xan? ., I if JOHN BOSCO Nice guy to know. . . hard working man soft spoken. Football Mgr. 1, 2, Football 4: Baseball 2 3, 4, Intramurals 1, 3, Stage Crew 3, 4,Chess Club 2, Technicians' Club 1,2, Baseball Mgr. 1. Waves atop 6' 4 . . . basketball ace. . .homeworkl Wot's that? Track 4 yrs.: Baseball 2, 3,4, Foot- ball 2, 3, Basketball 4 yrs., Tech- nicians' Club 4, Boxing 1, Band 4 yrs., Intramurals 1, 2, Stage Crew 4 yrs. 'dr T Quiet and shy - but don't let that fool you. Track 2: Intramurals 2, 3: Civics Club 2: Chess Club 2: Bachelors' Club 2, 3: Stage Crew 3, 4: Haldanian Art Editor 3. Flashing black eyes. . .ready smile. . . Q F QW if? 1 pert little Miss. , N Band 4 yrs. : Chorus 4 yrs.: Choralettes g l, 2, 3: Haldanian Staff 3. . A . - GORDON CALLANDER ANTOINETTE CRITELLI Friendly and agreeable . . . always natural. loaded with devilry. Football 1, 2, 4: Tech- nicians' Club 1: Civics Club 1,2: Intramurals 2: Treasurer 3: Stage Crew 3: Chess Club 3. Sparkling blue eyes. . . class-room sunshine, , ,bouncing good humor. Civics Club 4 yrs.: Playmakers 3: Intramurals 2: Haldanian Staff 3. Q 'Q ROBERT DAHLIA IOSEPH DeGELORMO MARGARET DON OHOE if .40-Q Oh--those original jokes! . . . strictly for laughs. Football 2, 3, 4: Bas- ketball Mgr. 3,4: Stage Crew 3, 4: Tech nicians Club 1, 2: Track Club 2,3: In- tramurals 1, 2, 3: Hal- danian Sports Editor 3: Chess Club 3, .Q 'X JANE ETTA Versatile sportsman. . . lady-killer. Basketball 4 yrs.5 Foot- ball 4 yrs. 5 Baseball 4 yrs. 5 Track 3, 45 Stage Crew 3, 45 Chorus 45 T. N.T. Tiny, neat, and terrific. . . happy-go-lucky. Home Economics Club 1 2- Chorus 4 yrs., Haldanlan Activities Ed. 3, Libra ry Helpers 45 Guidance Club 4. Petite, sweet, and charming Miss. . . always a smile and oh, so friendly. Civics Club 4 yrs.5 Haldanian Staff 35 Cheerleading 1, 2, 35 Student Council 2, 3, 45 Treasurer 35 Home Economics Club 4: Dear Ruth 35 Joint Owners in Spain 4. Q J BARBARA HOUSTON Excitable gal. . . always busy. . , keeps things humming. Chorus 1, 2, 45 Cheer- leaders 15 Intramurals Service Club 2, 45 Ci- ' f 2 4, It Red Cross 1, vics Club 1 2- Techni- f ' ' ' ' ' L b H l 1. clans' Club 2,35 Intra- I tary e Pars murals 1. ik if-1 i DONALD HUSTIS ROSELEN IMMUILICA JOSEPH LANDOLFI Athletically inclined. . . A Romeo X G Joe. . . Swell Guy. X X ff N A N l 7 X S X- 7 Football 2, 3, 45 Basketball 35 Track fl , 4-7 2,3, 45 Baseball 2,3,45 StudentCoun- J A - A XY, cil 45 Stage Crew 3,45 Service Club t A ' 45 Intramurals 2, 35 Technicians' X5 7 Club 2, 3, Dear Rum 3. - xx X X N ff l ii ii ' A Xia ln Sleepy time guy . . always a free ride. . Hot Rod' Track 2 3 Not a care ln the world bewrtchmg smrle Home Economlcs Club 1 Intramurals 1 2 Chorus 4 years Choralettes 1 2 3 Haldaman Staff 3 Playmakers 4 7' AWN. CHARLES Mmusrsn DOLORES MCCONVILLE Lady Krller happy go lucky the Gay Caballero Hand some Harry 06 Band 3 Football 4 Basketball 1 Servrce 3 'Sl -4r f ? Club 2 Stage Crew 2 Archery 2 Intramu rals 1 'X KERRY MEEHAN Soft spoken and n1ce sweet dlS pos1t1on Secretartal Club 4 Chorus 1 2 3 Intramurals 1 2 Haldaman Bus1ness Manager 3 Home Economtcs Club 1 CHARLES MERANDU JOYCE MILLER Yr 'WS Fun lover IH a qu1et way teller of tall tales Llttle Mr Frx Football 2 3 Baseball 2 Track 2 3 Chorus 2 3 4 Techn1c1ans Club 2 Playmakers 4 The Case of the Crushed Petun1as 4 Haldaman Senlor Edr tor 3 W-kfdv Yr ez ', 1 ' . .apr . 3 ' gs .I I . ' ... ' ' I 1 ' Q: Y. K 2 gg 'WR' 4 y , ' . kvf -2. -4? . ' . 5 - Q - we '- if- .. ' H 3 - x ' 5 K - . Y :- : .Z - J 2? wx-- I , 5 I ' ' , 1 . fi 1 Q 5 V V D 3 QAAJ ' 'fflff as L . . fs 441' . 0 ' KQV 'L- H - 9 'L Q1 . - 'T 5? ' ' IQ WW IENNIE MOSHIER Handsome and muscu lar alwaysa hello amiable Charlie Football 4 years Bas ketball 4 years Intra murals 1 2 TrackClub 1 President 1 A great pool of fnendshlp. . .loves those horses. . . nice to know. Red Cross 1 2 Archery 1 Home Econo fl ' mics Club 1 Golden earrings snappy clothes always eager and willing Band 1 Intramurals 2 4 Archery 1 Library Helpers 1 DORIS MULLER Carefree guy always f R if in the crowd prac tical joker .,.....--... Secretarial Club 4 Football 4 Stage Crew 3 Intramurals 1 2 3 Basketball Mgr 1 2 1' ilwaw W 1 X 1'-5 -55? it , CHARLES NOBILE WILLIAM PENSIERO ELIZABETH RUNKEN '25 Quiet and shy always a friendly smile neat and trim 'WN Home Economics Club 1- Civics 4 9'f5 Club 4- Chorus 1- Intramurals 1- 53 Guidance Club 1- Haldanian Pro- I' I duction Mgr. 3 -1 D K 4' -la , Sf' EDWARD SHATZLE ...sq 415 -df 'Nut' SALVATORE SGRO PETER T UOMEY fx 'De rw: 'LT' Quiet and shy, but don't let that fool you. . .a man of a few words. Track 13 Baseball 33 Football Mgr. 2: Intramurals 23 Band 4 yrs. 3 Stage Crew 33 Student Council 33 Chorus 3. Gentlemen prefer blondes. . . mild man- nered. . . sparkling blue eyes. . . a giggle a day. Archery 13 Home Economics Club 1, 23 Chorus 4 yrs. 3 Library Helpers 13 Joint Owners In Spain 43 Guidance Club 1,23 Haldanian Subscriptions Mgr. 3. A quiet chap. . . the outdoor type. . . al- ways a helping hand. Archery 1,23 Chess Club 13 Bachelors' Club 43 Stage Crew 4. Our blonde cover girl. . . knee -socks ga- lore. Chorus 4 yrs. 3 Band 4 yrs. 3 Cheerleaders 4 yrs.3 Civics Club 1, 2, 33 Choralettes 1,2, 33 Years Ago 33 Case of the Crushed Petunias 43 l-laldanian Staff 33 Dramatic Club 4. Born comedian. . . an asset anywhere. . . carefree guy. Chorus 23 Stage Crew 3, 43 Baseball 2, 3, 43 Football 43 Haldanian Ed.-in-Chief Always on the go, everybody's friend. . . perfect gentleman. Football 2, 3, 43 Service Club 3,43 Track 2,43 Stage Crew 2, 3,43 Civics Club 23 Band 2,3, 43 Chorus 2, 3, 43 Radio Club 2,3,43Ch0ra11iers 33 Playmakers 4. ,K x ' sv' JANET SELLECK a ROBERTA SMITH STEPHEN TUOMEY 4. 3 fi 'r ea Quang Enterrng hxgh school rn a somewhat dazed cond1t1on we the graduatrng class of 1993 began the most enjoyable although sometrmes the most horrrble four years of our lrves under the able gurdance of Mr DeLanoy Decrsrons were made to study and do homework But rn a comparatrvely short trme these deClSlO1'lS were entrrely drsregarded The year passed qu1ckly and before we realxzed rt we were gettmg ready to take the f1nal exams Although crammlng was necessary for most the majorrty of the class became the hrghly prarsed and sometlmes hlghly cr1t1c1zed sophomores We rn our though to be elevated posrtrons as sophomores re entered Haldane rn September 1950 Mrd term exams were fatal for many a happenrng whrch brought about the realrzatron that June was drawrng nearer and the f1nal marks must not repeat those of the mxd year Wrth these thoughts rn m1nd a lrttle more effort was applred Th1s resulted rn passmg the mam body of the class rnto the sophrstrcated group called the Junrors The school year 1951 52 was an excltrng one for the Jumors of Haldane Hrgh School The excxte Much to our sorrow however we found that these 1nc1dents d1d not rmprove our study habrts as was shown by the results of the thrrd quarter exams It dawned on us that the survrval of the Jumor Class de pended entrrely upon self d1sc1pl1ne rn regard to homework Wrth the usual mrdnrght o1l burnrng and a lot of hope we took the f1nal exams Those lucky enough to pass them became the ever wonderful all powerful Senrors The summer of 1952 drsappeared all too raprdly and rn September as we walked 1nto the lrbrary we were serzed Wlth a feehng of great prrde At last we were to be recognrzed as Semors' We chose as our class off1cers Joseph Mancar1 Presrdent James RapalJe Vrce Presldent Teresa Percaccrolo Sec retary and Frances Grrffln Treasurer Under the contrnued gurdance of Mr DeLanoy wrth Mrs Car penter as co sponsor we began our last year at Haldane As we leave the famrlrar halls and classrooms beh1nd us and the many memor1es they hold we are somewhat sad that our four year stay at Haldane cannot be l1ved agaln However we are grateful to our teachers for havmg glven us the basrc foundatron whrch wrll be the corner stone for the lrves we shall lead when hrgh school days are over and we have become Alumnr of Haldane Hrgh School Janet Selleck Joyce Mrller Peter Tuomey ment was caused in part by the arrival of class rings, and in part, by the success of the Junior Prom. , , , . : .' . 3 . , . . 2 . ' - NAME Helen Baltich John Bosco Marian Bowen James Breslin Bernard Burdick Gordon Callander Antoinette Critelli Robert Dahlia Joseph DeGelormo Jack Dibb Margaret Donohoe Jane Etta Frances Griffin Barbara Houston Donald Hustis Roselen Immorlica Joseph Landolfi Joseph Mancari Charles McAllister Dolores McConville Kerry Meehan Charles Merando Joyce Miller Jennie Moshier Doris Muller Charles Nobile William Pensiero Teresa Percacciolo James Rapalje Elizabeth Runken Edward Schatzle Janet Selleck Salvatore Sgro Roberta Smith Peter Tuomey Stephen Tuomey 65444 af 1953 I mm nzagnaatdaatdmw PROBABLY WILL BE Reckless Driver Mechanic Housewife Priest Midget Stock Car Driver Barber Posing for Ipana Bachelor Ditch Digger Attending College Caught in a Donnybrook Head Nurse of Butterfield Cadet's Wife Pushing a Baby Carriage Pro Basketball Player Hair Stylist Working on the Roads Buying Clothes Printer Old Maid Mgr. Grand Union Geometry Teacher Secretary Horse Tamer Still Absent Millionaire Bigamist Driving a Bulldozer College Football Star Mother of 12 Gentleman Farmer Bus Driver Graduate of Harmon Tech Married Comedian Senator USUALLY FOUND On her door step In the shop At the hospital At Tuomey's In the halls Working In Garrison Driving his car In Centennial's In Student Council In Donnie 's car At the hospital With boys Driving With girls At West Point At Ann's locker Pestering Parry At Jack LaDue's At her locker In Grand Union In Hammond 's Store Working in Haar's Riding Lucky With her hair up With Jean In Peekskill In Cozy Corner With the boys In Miss Starr's room At his locker Walking Main Street Working Cheerleading With Jimmy In the office CLASSES AUDREY HICKMAN - Advisors - ROBERT RILEY 2 mY' f -----------JeanCe1este Presldent ----- 1 Monr V1ce Pres1dent ------------ Russe v-4 1- uni-1 -----------An1taWadron Student Counc CS 1 1m v-1 Student Councl V1ce Pres dent ----- Ra ph Lyons 66444 0g 7754 NAME Basso Roosevelt Bonacro Jaclyn Celeste Jean Cone Ann Conklrn Joan Dahlla Rrchard D1G1a1mo Godfrey Drrscoll Janet Gallro Frank Goodwrn Jessre Gray Sylvra Hammond Carolyn llarrrngton Roberta Harvey Francrs Henderson Marle H111 Elmabeth Krreg Mary Ann Kyrrmes Helen Landolfr Ralph Luther Davrd Lyons Ralph Mason Carolyn Mazauca Ronald Mllkovrch Stephen Monroe Russell Narrn Davrd Smrth Roger Trrmble Kenneth Waldron Anrta Whrte Russell FAMOUS FOR Thrnkrnb Her Drlvrng Yawmng Her Walk Sports Eaunp Basketball Horses Ba bee Frankness 'lravelrng Talklnt, Gorng Ste ady Grrls Her Eyes Quretness Her Vorce Dodgers Football Maklng Norse Veep Long Harr Beacon Women Berng Nrce Jokes Enghsh Ill Soda Jerkrng Strang Che mrstry Hrs Srnallness 10 YEARS HENCE Professor Drrvrng Instructor Presldent of U S Famous Traveler Man Hater Eprcurean Mayor of Cold Sprrng Horse Trarner Heavywerght Champ Marrled Queen of Scotland Orator Housewrfe Bachelor Model A Nurse Opera Srnger Dodgers Manager All Amerrcan Undertaker Older Beautlclan Travelrng Salesman 'N111l1OIl81l'9 Jerry Lewls 2nd Engllsh Teacher Pharmacxst Stock Car Drrver Doctor s Wrfe Blg Game Hunter i Y . . Y , . . A ' A I I I , I V x ' ' ' ,s V ' I Y v 'C V . 1 ' 1 Heuston, Harold Excuses SP21TliSh Athlete , , J I A - ' X ,. ' K, . . V . K ' I ROOM 127 ROOM 131 Advisors: Rachel Callahan Roy Stoner George Ellis Madison Forde a 7756 .WNY 1 kr U . ',. A Ng.-,s.. . il ,ny f Q, ' A 1 gm President ---- Vice President - - Secretary ---- Treasurer ----- Student Council - - Mr. Cunningham - Samuel Sunday - - William Scheel - - Paul Amodio - - Robert Rundell - - Howard Nichols - - Y 'llg,.'a. Win .. r , 4 Thomas Schatzle William Houston Gloria Christakos - - - Jack Lahey Richard Johnson had 0 1755 - Advisor - - - - President - - Vice President - - Secretary - - - - - Treasurer - - - - - Student Council w , - - Mr. Snyder - - Jerry Allen Nicoletta Argiros Rosemarie Arrigo - - Albert Purdy ' za, . i',L 3-I--'M Advisor Sherwood Lohrey President Patrick Scheel Vice President Margaret McKenna Secretary Antoinette Oliver Treasurer Kathleen Babcock student Council John Cooking Advisor - - President - - - Vice President - - - Secretary - - - Treasurer - - - Student Council A w, . Margaret Galligan - Hannah Hageny - Clifford Colbert - Douglas Merritt - Philip Mazzuca - -Russell Pipitone -1 ILWJ' 4' '-L4 c vii, f 4B9.1m1 A, o-Q. I if-A451 4. ,to . N' 'Ax' I I .g Q male A . -.1. . . . 0 wg. , x . M, 6 5 Q TC3ChCI ' MISS HELEN M. RATHJEN lx S2 -. P. . Teacher - MISS BEATRICE BULLOCK - ,. , 5 u I 7K 2 xg 7' P r - u N.. P95 Vi., Y v Teacher - MRS. EDNA JACKSON im.. 0 Teacher - MISS ELSIE MERRITT il TH I I-.A A e , E' X hh. 4 Teacher - MRS. TERESA MCCOART W fiaaiwq Ev 5 fs 9 Ht, KWH, dw! jude Teachers MRS. ESTHER MEKEEL - MRS. JEAN COCKING ,W 7 rm M gffnw ip qfffw -9 5' we '1 'V A L9 1 23. - Jsqoeal VEIHLOHOCI Nld 'IEDI 0. 1 ,L Jx ?? F, JJ if t-' M9 pq .. J my ' 'W ' is. -A Wir 'YN -f4 1 1 A . F , . A 'MQ ful? I. Q Q GQ. ...j W' A THLETICS 4.9 SH- WK I all . ,B J-.:'U+f '- 1 - ,iv C -1 Z: L. O w : I I f: E Q .. : : Q.. fc -1 Q 9 rv ITI ,- ,.. -. w r-4 gs: 35033 ' -4.-J figgf' .. ., Un F. :sf Q52-g 2:7 5223... C Como :ref-': :' -, :E E32 :'2 25,5 S320 V3'1 CD ,SS '51-' 53.55. 92:4 F-'.-.3 369: 253 2.--x4 O50 .sm H. v-KO :Z-P.. :OO m Lv wc. ...ro,4 wr-1 QXQ 'Dwi mf-v .-.. zz. Q 2' Ef- wj -Q... O--w EL: --1-v-7 c 0 325. 523' - Q. r- WOQ.: U-O3 '5 'v-1 5-,SSO oO'-' ao... E22 :O . Eg vm m'-- oc' SCJU 0 n: o5'Uc P-'37 ' 3-r-Q DOH --.-.E :TEE -4:-rv m,5 finer.: CL'- o. 'Uf CUZ WIS :mn 32.2 'DEQ Cnc na-.E :ww 5 .. 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How- ever, they won the dual meets from Yorktown, Carmel and Katonah. The team also placed fourth in the mile relay at Penn Relays in Philadelphia. While at the Hudson Valley Relays held in New Paltz, the Haldane team placed second in the Class C mile-relay and fourth in the 880- relay. Bernie Burdick set a new Class C record with a high jump of 5' 8 1f2 . Eddie Englebride won the Class C pole vault with Burdick placing third. Also at New Paltz, Richard Hawks ran se- cond in the 180-yard hurdles final. After being Champions for four years, the Haldane Track Team was nosed out of first place in the annual league meet at Yorktown by Carmel and placed second. In the Section I Class C meet at DePew Park, Peekskill, the F.E. Bellows High School of Mamaroneck placed first, Irvington second, Carmel third, Haldane fourth, followed by Croton, Yorktown, Katonah, and Red Hook. Thus ended a fair track season for the Haldane Track Team who held second palce in the N. W. P. C. L. 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QQ , , : - My ff,-3, J J Graff A 213, 4 - , gf' N f Il 5 4 3411 U., ' V,V,L THEY THEY Yfafzutq 'amazwz 7m 1752 1753 George W Elhs Coach Ralph Landolfl and Joseph DeGelormo Manager The 1952 53 Varsrty Basketball season started Wlth prospects pretty good for a farr season After three successlve champronshrp years every team rn the league was gunmng for us Yorktown Mt Krs co and St Mary s seemed most lrkely to grve Haldane trouble At the halfway mark Haldane was th1rd behrnd Yorktown and Mt Krsco who had lost one each to each other The frnal results put Haldane rn second place behmd the co champs Mt KISCO and York town SCHEDULE 1952 1953 St Peters St Mary s Shrub Oak Brewster Mt Krsco Yorktown Carmel St Mary s Mahopac Brewster Mt Krsco Mahopac P M A Yorktown St Patnck s ' Q WE WE . 42 40 . ' '74 67 Carmel 52 28 Shrub Oak '76 51 . ' 58 40 61 38 78 48 56 53 60 42 . ' 50 56 , ' 55 60 '78 38 '70 81 . . . 54 47 42 38 61 71 . ' ' '77 if gmac awww 7m 1952 1753 Phrhp Snyder Coach Jerry Allen Manager The 1952 53 Jayvee team has had a very successful season and shows good talent for future vars1ty teams Two losses to Brewster made II drfflcult for Haldane to rmprove over last year s standlng The ent1re season was full of f1ght and sp1r1t TEAM St Peter s Carmel St Mary s Shrub Oak Brewster Mt Klsco Yorktown Purdy s Carmel 34 SCHEDULE 1952 THEY TEAM St Marys Shrub Oak Mahopac Brewster Mt Krsco Mahopac P M A Yorktown Purdy s THEY 3 QA N nigh W Y ,. lr? VARSITY CHEERLEA DERS The Varsity Cheerleaders are a group of girls who do a good job cheering for our boys and encouraging the fans also. Their sponsor is Miss Audrey Hickman. Their Co-captains are Bobbette Smith and Jean Celeste. GIRLS INTRAMURALS A11 the major sports are played in Ih1S club such as basketball, softball, arch- ery plus dancing These games are played between these teams to determine a W ?L 'limi as I Y' ,L f I . -A ax K 4 1: ,lx v 1'w.., g, . x in 'N r5 i43 gii v YLV uv' , A if 'P' OUTDOOR CLUB The Outdoor Club, under the direction of Mr. Nel- son DeLanoy is a group of boys who play outdoor sea- sonal games and who do Boy Scout work. BOYS' INTRAMURALS These boys play seasonal games such as touch foot- ball, basketball, volley- ball, and softball. They are divided into teams and compete with each other. Mr. George Ellis is in charge. ARCHERY CLUB Students in this club are taught to shoot correctly, then proceed to shoot on a competitive basis with other members of the class. Miss Audrey Hickman is the instructor. STUDENT COUNCIL The Council's duties are to see that the various rules are carried out, and pass- ing on fund raising activi- ties for school clubs and organizations. The club is advised by Mr. Madison S. Forde. LEADERSHIP CLUB The Leadership Club pre- pares students in the pro- blems of taking office in any organization, and giv- ing them experience in what is to be done when in office. It is sponsored by Mr. Russell B. Pipitone. 3- -, , 3 lx-1 A ' X 5' I: QU: Q , 1 ,'Pl kj. ' .-..f- in R, , .. X X, . 1. . f 'A,i'Q'L M.-lv ,Q Qgfxil' ' --a 'W f--E 1 a u 4. x,. , , .-. I ,. , . , f , , . .. - M. .. r '. - - , . A -- A . ,. , . - :z-fn 'S-ij Q ,jw E' A RELATED THEORY This work consists of carpentry, au- tomechanics, printing, etc. The boys work every afternoon, Satur- days, and holidays. This training is also open to girls. Mr. James Town- send is the director. SERVICE CLUB Members of this club en- force the laws made by the Student Council, direct cars and summon students who break school regula- tions. Mr. Nelson DeLanoy is in charge. Q-u L16 3 1 Niles-ff' TECHNICIANS CLUB The members of this club, under the supervision of Mr. Roy Stoner, learn to use the projector and other visual aids equipment and show films to the various classes of the school. X. HOMEMAKING CLUB This club is for girls interested in sew- ing, knitting, and crocheting as well as having fun. The sponsor is Miss Rachel Callahan, 2 f . Q LOYALTY CLUB . KN The Loyalty Club serves I ' . as ushers for all occa- gh I sions at the school un- 1' der the supervision of Mrs. Margaret Galli- 'Q gan . 'Sf' 2 P. A. SYSTEM ANNOUNCERS This group serves the school throughout the entire year. Each mor- ning at 8:40, they in- form the students of coming events. Dr. Hageny heads it. iq .ee-ef., - . A s s-Wm, I L tra, ---, ,: ,fem I 4 q 1 1 BACHELORS' CLUB ' The Bachelors' Club, under Miss Rachel Calla- han, learns to cook and work around the kitchen. g .Many times some appetizing smells come from in 1 3 Q this room. An occasional munching on cookies 9 ? it is a tipoff that something was cooking, PLA YMA KERS An excellent acting group who deserves a lot of cre- dit for putting on such good plays. Their director is Mr. Sherwood Lohrey. L4 ST AG E CREW The Stage Crew is a hard working group who put up stage sets for plays and necessary work needed on special occasions Mr Sherwood Lohrcy is in charge of this crew. F1 ,,..,g UW, V ,A .........x ,-1. Qk'w 3 N' f sd , X aff? LIBRARY HELPERS The Library Helpers, under the leadership of Mrs. Ber- tha Carpenter, help to ar- range books and keep the library in order. -,N-,Ill-.. . GUIDANCE CLUB This club arranges educational ca talogs and pamphlets about educa tional opportunities for higher learn ing. It is under the tutelage of Miss M, A, E. Alexander. BROA DCASTING CLUB The Broadcasting Club learns about radio work and reads radio scrips. They put on plays for the grades. Mr. Sherwood Lohrey is the director, in s w SA FET Y PATROL We owe much to the Safety Patrol for their excellent work in helping children cross the streets to and from school. Miss Frances M. Starr is the director. LOWDOWN This self supporting group is new this year. They are a busy group from grades seven through nine. This magazine is titled The Low- down, and consists of sports, acti- vities, and affairs at school. Mr. Robert Riley is the director. ?...a 5.1 2495: I1 , jak CIVICS CLUB The Civics Club conducts the election for officers in the Student Council, and inspects lockers for sanita- tion. Mrs. Margaret Galli- gan is in chargeof this group. Occasionally this group goes to Washington to view legislative proce- dures. 44. -,-so - 'F' .aj . 'vw qt. ,, 1-. iv' ART CLUB The Art Club, under the direction of Mr. Sherwood Lohrey, is designed for stu- dents who do not have time for art in their schedule. AMATEUR RADIO CLUB The Radio Club is initiated to give fundamental instruction to students wishing to obtain a license to oper ate an amateur radio station. Mr. Philip Snyder is the director. f lf' l' palfzem 4 47 Amerrean Legron 8L Auxrlrary George A Casey Post 275 Amorosr Corporatron Mr and Mrs Phoces Angelatos Colonel S Benjamrn Arnold Hon and Mrs James W Barley Bee Jay Shop Bell s Corner Bohler s Radro SL Televrsron Bonacto Cleaners 8L Dyers Breakneck Lodge Burns s Restaurant Mr and Mrs Robert A W Carleton Casey s Lunch Peekskrll Lours Celeste The Centennral Center Servrce Statron lVl1SS Grace Corng R N Cold Sprrng Lrons Club Cold Sprlng Lumber Co Inc Cold Sprrng Servrce Company Mr and Mrs S M Dahlra Dalzell s Statlonery Store Owenl Devrne Mrchael Drrscoll s Northern Homes Early SL Crete111 Inc Eggleston Offrce Equrpment Co Emmadrne Farms Inc Phrllrp Emmanuel HenryG Frnck Ford Motor Co Inc A Frrend Garrrson Coal Company Mr and Mrs George Grametta Nathan Glrck Haar Agency Inc Haldane Parent Teachers Assocratron Mr and Mrs Albert Hastede Mrs Bertha H111 R N W1111am H Houston Hudson V1ew Hotel Mr and Mrs Mrchael Kelly Mr and Mrs Kurt Kresbye Betsy Mae Kleln Koerner s Jewelers Joseph Lahey and Sons Contractors Edna LeMon R N Marge s Dclrcatessen Wllllam M McAndrew Mrs Robert McCaffrey Charlre and Ellre lVlCCO11V1l1C Estelle McKe1way Mekeel s Bros Garage Merante s Market Nanra s Barber Shop Palens Drug Store Mr and Mrs Leslre K Palen Josephrne Pensrero People s Laundry and Dry Cleanxng Mrs E B Perkrns Joseph Percaccrolo 84 Sons Tony Percacerolo Gene Prcchrotrn Purrty Market Putnam County News 84 Recorder Remrngton Screw XL Bolt Mfg Co nc Rosenblum s Better Shoes Beacon Schuman Army 84 Navy Store Sears Roebuck8L Co Peekskrll Helena K Shaffer Shaprro Jewelers Newburgh N Y H W Smrth O11 Company Ralph A Smrth Mr and Mrs Stephen Smrth Southard SL Covert D Mallory Stephens Subway Restaurant Sunday s Barber Shop Tony and Jean fCozy Cornerj John J Valentrne Valentrne s Meat Market Nrcholas Xrntarrs D Yannrtellt f 6 Mr. and Mrs. T.A. 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