Harrison High School - Reminiscence Yearbook (Harrison, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 80 of the 1946 volume:

IN MEMORIAM The fall term brought sad news to students and faculty alike, for Miss Fallon passed away. Miss Fallon will long be mourned, not only by the many excellent home managers and cooks whom she trained during her twenty-one years in the Harrison schools, but by everyone who had ever met her. We pause here to give thanks for what she has done for us. We, of the Class of 1946, have chosen as our dedicatee a man who has contributed immeasurably to the prestige and progress of this school. Coming to Harrison High in 1935, he has always been ready and willing to do more than his part to promote the welfare of all. Through his understanding, sincerity, integrity, and foresight, he has proved to be an inspiring leader. His service as teacher of advanced sciences is a monument to his brilliance and fine character. For a time during the recent war, he served with the armed forces. His return to Harrison High School was eagerly welcomed by all. Those with whom he has come in contact will long remember him for the many informal, informative discussions we were privileged to have with him, and for his sound advice, keen judgment, and friendly manner. As a member of the faculty, sponsor of numerous clubs, and as our senior and junior class adviser, he has had a valuable influence upon us. We shall remember him for his likeable personality, and as a true man in whom we can place complete trust. With his open-mindedness and helpfulness, he has greatly aided us throughout our high school years, both as a group, and as individuals. The Class of 1946 is therefore proud and happy to dedicate this Yearbook to MR. BERNARD AUERBACH. 4 BERNARD AUERBACH BOARD OF EDUCATION Mr. Louis M. Klein, Superintendent Archangels Bisceglia, Secretary Rose Louisa, Switchboard Operator 6 Mr. Eugene J. Feeley, Principal September 1945 to January 1946 Agnes Murtagh, Secretary Mr. Alexander L. Arning, Principal January to June 1946 CUSTODIANS Mr. Anthony Fiore, Mr. Daniel DelVecchio, Mrs. Josephine Burgess, Mr. Matty Delzio, Mr. Frank Calandruccio. CAFETERIA STAFF Mrs. Winifred Prendergast, Mrs. Gertrude Marie Burrell, Mrs. Dorothea Nordmann, Mrs. S. Olmstead. Charles Dawson New York, N. Y. Pratt Institute N.Y.U. Art Margaret Mercier Columbus, Ohio Ohio State Art Philip Castelli Harrison, N. Y. Syracuse U. Commercial Ellen Hubei Harrison, N. Y. New Rochelle Columbia Commercial Matilda Risoli Harrison, N. Y. New Rochelle Columbia Commercial George Taylor Plattsburg, N. Y. Plattsburg Commercial Mary Lally Greenwich, Conn. New Rochelle Columbia English Dean of Girls Roswell Marshall Rochester, N. Y. Rochester English John Quinn New Bedford, Mass. Massachusetts State Columbia N.Y.U. English Dean of Boys Mary Quinn North Bangor, N. Y. Potsdam English Nellie Stephens Hancock, N. Y. Oneonta N.Y.U. English Gladys Chamberlin Balston Spa, N. Y. N. Y. State Teachers Middlebury College Foreign Language Beulah Mayer Sacramento, Pa. Muhlenberg Columbia Foreign Language Madeline Dickey Rye, N. Y. Pratt Institute N.Y.U. Home Economics Edouard Fuller Harrison, N. Y. Kent State Industrial Arts Abraham Rosenthal Poughkeepsie, N. Y. New Paltz Jr. Vocational Helen Bennett Peekskill, N. Y. N. Y. State Teachers Columbia Librarian Robert Havington Potsdam, N. Y. Potsdam Columbia Mathematics Richard Rose Buffalo, N. Y Oneonta Mathematics Paul Koehler Bethlehem, Pa. West Chester State, Pa. Columbia Music Anne Donley Harrison, N. Y. Savage N.Y.U. Physical Education Jessie Anderson Copenhagen, N. Y. Potsdam Social Studies Alexander Young Harrison, N. Y. Kent State Physical Education Bernard Auerbach Albany, N. Y. N. Y. State Teachers Cornell Science Margaret Donovan Harrison, N. Y. Good Counsel Columbia Science Edith DiPace Harrison, N. Y. New Rochelle Columbia Social Studies Leon Nettleton Lee, Mass. Hobart N. Y. State Teachers Social Studies Louise Chipman Bridgetown, Nova Scotia Jersey City Medical Center N.Y.U. School Nurse A. Joseph Hannon Harrison, N. Y. Union Columbia Science Aurelius Sofia Harrison, N. Y. N.Y.U. Social Studies Joseph O'Shea New York, N. Y. Providence College Ford ham Social Studies Jfian s We had intended to devote this page in tribute to the several teachers who have helped us as official advisers. But we find it hard to limit our thanks to three or four teachers. Therefore, we want to take this opportunity to thank all of the faculty, all of whom have helped us immeasurably on innumerable occasions. You will find no definite theme in this book. We of the Senior Class have found apt and pertinent thoughts only too numerous. World peace, our victory over fascism, the atomic age, and the Four Freedoms all would provide appropriate bases upon which to organize a Yearbook. But we feel that such lofty thoughts are better left to those more cap- able of self-expression. In this, one of the most momentous periods in history, we find our- selves the first class to graduate since the war. We realize the respon- sibilities ahead. As citizens of tomorrow, we are fully aware that only through mutual understanding and international cooperation can a just and permanent peace be secured. It remains for us to do our part in making this a better world for all. 14 SENIOR COUNCIL A. Frattarola R. Driscoll, Secretary R. Bisceglia, President E. Kneuer, Vice President J. Johnston A. LeGrazie, Treasurer R. Marshall, Adviser B. Auerbach, Adviser ROBERT R. BISCEGLIA Bobby” Bob's initiative and un- daunted confidence have enabled him to lead our senior class with success. ERNEST KNEUER Ernie” His friendliness and big grin have made Ernie one of the most popular boys in the school. ANNA LeGRAZIE The charm of her per- sonality and her high scholastic standing guaran- tee success for Anna. ROBERT DRISCOLL Robot” Bob has an air of deter- mination about him both on the athletic field and in other school activities. :: r WILLIAM ANDERSON Suede Don't be fooled by that shy look for behind it lies a friendly amiable person. ROSEMARIE BRIOTTE Shorty Rose's cheerful smile and sparkling eyes make her well liked by all. s KATHERINE BAXTER Mickey In Kay we have found a very likeable girl, unaffect- ed and open hearted, and, incidentally, very helpful to Mr. Koehler. JOHN LEE BRADY John's forceful personali- ty will aid him in his am- bitions. CLIFTON BUCKLEY Buck Clif is a swell fellow, easy to talk to, and fun to be with. ANNETTE BUFI Set Net’s good sportsman- ship has won her many friends and will continue to do so. JANET BRUNBERG Beware men! Janet is handy with a rifle, but will win you with her happy disposition and gregarious manner. CHARLES WILLIAM BURKETT Chuck Charlie's easy-going dis- position has made him a friend to everyone. 16 MARIE CASTIGLIA BETTY CURTIS Though Betty’s quiet we all know her and love her for her natural refinement. Pigtails Marie is a conscientious worker in everything in which she has participated. MONROE CARMEL Monty We know our dashing Monty will achieve success in everything he under- takes. EILEEN CONNER ttjit Eileen is ’46’s charming little blonde with never a cross word. NICHOLAS D ARPINO Nick Behind that gruff exter- ior of Nick’s is a keen sense of humor, whether on the football field or in the classroom. MICHAEL DeLORIO Brigbt-eyes Mike has given Harrison High much in the way of music and is a swell sport. JOSEPHINE GELCICH Jo Like her twin, Frannie, Jo has all the qualities of a real friend plus above-the- average talent for short- hand. ADELE FRATTAROLA With her head chuck full of ideas, she is always will- ing to lend a helping hand. JAMES FEELEY Jimmy We wish Jimmy all the success in the world in his medical career and many happy potatoes on his Idaho farm. FRANCES GELCICH Frannie Frannie is always full of fun and willing to give a helping hand — hence the reason for her popularity. JAMES FITZHUGH Fitz This jovial Irishman is a master of chess when he is not talking about his dif- ficulties.” BERYL FURMAN Tootsie Beryl is recognized for her dancing not to mention her dependability. JOSEPH GALLETA Joe That familiar phrase tall, dark, and handsome,” certainly applies to Joe, one of our athletically inclined classmates. MARY LEE JULIAN Shorty Though petite, she is Harrison High’s best and loudest cheerer. ANNE GIOVANETTI ''Annie' She is always quiet, but, men. beware of that type! MARY HENNING Kir Mary’s gift for ’’the arts” should aid her in later life. PETER JACKSON Pete Everybody knows Pete for his enthusiastic partici- pation in sports and his friendly manner. JOHN JOHNSTON Speed Behind that shy front is the ability to do and make great things. LORRAINE HOJFELDT Hoppy Lorraine’s good-natured spirit has amused and con- fused her many friends. GEORGE GARRITY Turk Turk is our tall, blonde, basketball and baseball en- thusiast and, incidentally, ’’star.'' CHARLES KALBFELD Cob Charlie’s hearty hello” and big grin will make many friends for him later on as it has in school. MARIAN LePINO Marian’s happy nature and willingness to help have made her a great asset to the class. FRED KELLER Fritz Quiet though Fred is, he is well known for his abil- ity in the field of music and art. BARBARA LOUGHMAN Bobbie Her lilting voice and cheery personality destine Bobbie for fame and hap- piness. ALICE KINGAN The halls of our school have been brightened for many years by Alice’s ring- ing laughter and mirth. NANCY LEINEN Logical Music, logic, sports, and perseverance are the ack- nowledged qualities of this friendly blonde. GEORGINA MAGINESS Georgie Georgie is an expert gig- gler, and on embarrassing occasions her face matches her flaming red hair. PATSY J. MARCONE Pat Pat’s friendly; naturally we all know him and ad- mire him for this friendli- ness. How could we help it? 20 PAULINE MANISCALCO Mascara is filled to the brim with good natured- ness. What could be nicer? MARY JEAN McGILLICUDDY McGill Poise, naivete, and charm spell Mary Jean, Harrison’s attractive blonde. JEAN MARCONE General” An indispensable mem- ber of the Senior Class. Her laughter will echo long in Harrison High School’s halls. ROBERT MILGRIM Bob This red-headed drum- mer boy helps to enliven the swing band and he is also a varsity baseball play- er. JEANNE MERCURIO ,Jeannie Here is the dynamic red- head with the understand- ing eyes. JOSEPH MURRAY Joe has been a real help to the Marshal Club and we all respect his easy au- thority. DOROTHY MARINELLI Dor You will never hear an unkind word from Dot; she is always there when you need her. MICHAEL MORELLA Mike Mike’s happy - go - lucky manner have distinguished him in the halls of H.H.S. 21 FANNIE MONTESANO Fan Fannie is one of those people who does every- thing to the best of her ability, and she does a lot. ROBERT POLUMBAUM Bob Bob—a dash of genius with a flair for science — sprinkled with a unique sense of humor. EVELYN MUELLER Nette Outbursts of laughter and the raising of one eye- brow are typical of Nette. HELEN NEUMEISTER New Here is an outstanding secretarial talent flavored with a sunny disposition. ELIZABETH J. MOORE Jackie Jackie is a worthy con- tributor to many of our clubs and is known for her cheerful ways. PAUL E. PEARSON Although a newcomer to this school Paul has gained the admiration of every- body. STEVE OLSON Swede Knowing Steve’s extra- ordinary ability in the mechanical field, we think he will go far. MARGARET MULLIGAN Peggy doesn’t say much, but that quietness is sweet- ness. 22 MARGARET O’KEEFE DANIEL RICCIO Marge” Margie’s bright Irish- green coat symbolizes her cheerful sunny personality which shines on all. Dannie” Danny is that great dancing champ with the happy personality. LOUIS RONDINELLO Lou” Louis is a swell track star and an ardent partici- pant in his business course. FRANCES RENDE 'T. ony” Her artistic talents and willingness to serve all are qualities borne by Fran. GRACE MARIE NOYES Grade” Gracie’s quiet knowledge and friendliness should make her an excellent doc- tor. ROSE RUBERTO Ro” Rose’s persistence is sure to make her a success in her chosen field of business. ANDREW ROTH Andy” We will never forget our favorite woman-hater and amazing blocking-back.” MYRA LOU RAUB Lou” The years we have spent in Myra’s company enjoy- ing her charming person- ality, have joined us in lasting friendship. 23 JOAN SANTUCCI Sarcastic” For years we have ad- mired Joan's dramatic abil- ity and been inspired by her cheerleading. VICTOR SCELIA Vic” That cute smile of Vic's has made a name for him in our class. DOROTHY SULLIVAN Dot” A smile is Dot's trade mark and she is liked by all who know her. ALBERT SCHARF AlbieT Albie is really a wit and everyone likes him for it. FRANK SPOSATO Spo” A jovial fellow w-ho will always hand you a laugh, that is Frank. THERESA SELVAGGIO •Terry” Terry should make a name for herself in the field of art, judging from her ability. JOAN SWARTZ Smiley” Smiley seems to enjoy her role as a cheerful and sociable member of our class. JOSEPHINE TRAMONTANO Jo” The amiable disposition and charm of Jo” have been responsible for her success and popularity. 24 JOHN TRUSCELLO Johnny Musician and athlete, outstanding in both fields, liked for himself, that's Johnny. JACK TUCKER Tuck In classroom and sports world, equally excellent and adept in each, is 'Tuck.' ANN VITANTONIO Always ready, willing, and able to overcome any obstacle which confronts her. 25 First Row, Left to Right—V. Wainwright, T. Traynor. R. Volpe, J. Protano, E. Rapp, L. Spinazzola, V. Roth. Second Row—T. LePino, R Valentino. H. Winker, M. Crowley. M. Fiore. P. Maxwell, P. O Connor. Third Row—D. Potter, G. Wandell, P. Pugliese, A. Sprague, R. Sherran, J. Scavera, D. Savage, G. Stevens. Fourth Row—H. Trimarchi, R. Jones, H. Tramantano. First Row, Left to Right—I. Gilioti, E. Cianci, J. Masciola, P. DiBuono, G. Marotta, H. Heintz, M. Glube. Second Row—J. Groman, R. Jacozzi, N. DiGiacomo, T. Delaney. E. Agostinelli, J. Buschel. Third Row'—L. Ginisi, L. Greto, V. Bisignano, G. Lishke, B. Blomquist, B. Coogan, V. Jacoby. First Row, Left to Right—A. Noyes, B. Hogarth, N. Kugel, N. Smith, R. Riccardi, R. Marchione. Second Row—L. Spinazzola, A. Ball, P. O'Connor, B. Hinck, A. Marotta, J. Adam, M. Fiore. Third Row'—J. Stiegler, D. Savage, S. Dufton, D. Marcone, A. Sprague, M. Murray, D. King, G. Summerville. First Row. Left to Right—M. Cliffe, P. Rowan, B. Vaughn, C. Davis, N. Carroll, A. Fiore, E. Bisceglia, G. Klein. Second Row-—F. Carabee, B. Fuller, C. Helitzer, M. Fink, A. Pelligrini, G. Weber, G. Harris. Third Row—A. Porcelli, P. Butt, C. Henne, W. Ford, M. Hovey, R. Berger, A. Harris, G. Hunerlach. First Row, Left to Right—R. Henning, J. Beeaker, G. Milgrim, J. Purcell, C. Erickson, M. O’Keefe, D. Erlanger. P. Wilson. Second Row—M. McTaggart, R. Schiess, B. Southwick, R. Collings, M. Conover, G. Brunner, G. La Rubino, J. Plunkett. Third Row—H. Jardine, C. Santoro, D. Hill, W. Miles. Fourth Row—R. Brady, E. Jooss, H. Mustocato, R. Ferrares, J. Lloyd, A. Donado, L. Buckley, A. Fraioli. First Row, Left to Right—C Vaughn, A. Rose. S. Feda, P. Luckhardt. R. Morris, J. Stein, W. Kaiser. Second Row—T. Siebert, D. Donovan, A. Higgons. A. Smith, C Corbetta, N. Hoy, A. Reale, T. McLaughlin. Third Row—N. Follett, A. Marciano, D. Suellau, M. Lambarelli, J. Verrilli, M. Ingliese J. McGillicudy, M. Truscello, F. LaVigna, E. Fiore, E. McArdle. First Row, Left to Right—M. Coppola, A. Ruberto, E. Potter, A. LaParco, E. Delzio, E. Tauro. Second Row—B. Barnett, B. Anderson, C. DeFonce, J. Maro, V. Johnson, M. O'Keefe, J. Volpe. Third Row— R. Hicks, T. Nordman, D. Rosa, C. Brunner, D. DiBicarri, H. Bronson, A. Basso, E. Greto, D. Pascale, P. Vallarelli. First Row, Left to Right—P. Kay, F. Guiliano, B. Anderson, A. laniri, A. Conti, J. Monroe, A. Toohey. Second Row—M. A. Perkins, F. Berlanti, R. Castiglione, R. Curran, A. Cleary, T. Siebert. Third Row— F. Montesano, F. Polito, B. Olson, M. Davids, K. Cushing, R. Forlano, R. Smith, R. Reda. Fourth Row—D. Klune, R. M. Carino, J. Sundstrom, A. Stockman, L. Rigano, W. Sinnott, R. Ferrares. First Row, Left to Right—F. De Lorio, A. Sirolli, A. Bianca, J. Burrell, R. Armbuster, G. Valopoli, A. Tower. Second Row—C. Plaigriti, J. Follet, E. De Francisco, A. Hackett, P. Young, N. Raub, H. Col lings, R. Wilson, L. Delaney. Third Row—D. La Rubino, P. Spizzirro, L. Patella, J. Champlin, J. McDowell, F. Polk, J. Polk, P. LeGrazie, E. Scatanato. Fourth Row—S. Malfitano, P. Sposato, D. Kingan, R. Clark, J. Doetsch. [fneshmen First Row, Left to Right—B. Leopitizi, A. Le Pino, B. Murphy. Second Row—F. DeBeuris, R. Bufi, M. Passafume, I. Tauro, J. Newing. Third Row—A. Lindine, F. Allegreti, B. Clark, W. Hiort, T. Selvestro, R. Greer. Fourth Row—R. Turso, L. Carrozza, J. Fraioli, S. Lagano, R. Levin, A. Stone, J. Lauro, F. Schombert. First Row, Left to Right—K. Tolve, N. Driscoll, M. Fennelli, R. Bisceglia, P. Olson, D. Gonzales, J. Carmadella, K. Fiorito. Second Row—R. Arigona, B. J. Jones, K. Lembo, P. Westmoreland, E. Basso, L. Carrozza, A. De Loria. Third Row—W. Johnson, G. Carparelli, E. Harris, M. Winker, J. Studwell, G. Miles, A. Sherran. Fourth Row—C. Baker, M. Crenson, G. Mitrano, M. Trafrati, J. Bisceglia, P. Laverty, J. Evangelista. A. Cocomazzi. Firth Row—B. Liechter, A. Capio, R. Verrilli, J. Castiglia, W. Bisignano. j union Vo First Row, Left to Right—H. Pastor, R. Hicks, B. DeFonce. H. Brennan, F. DiBuono, J. Fiore, W. Labrasciano. Second Row—G. Kavanah, H. McGowan, P. Passamonte, C. Soddano, A. Riccardi, P. Vetere. Third Row—A. Cozzalino, R. Layton, D. Schneider, P. Duffy, F. Smith, J. Forlano, J. Morrone. First Row. Left to Right—D. Jardinc. P. LcGrazic. R. Rc.no� , L. Sirolli. P. Crosier. F• Sp« to. P. ZicoijC Townsend. Second Row—J. Martino, A. Valentino, j Gatto. E. Roth, F. Rose F. Alphcn. F. Rombola. P_ TmMcnd. Third Row—H. Fiorito. R. La Brasciano. S. Kugcl. B. Young. C. Rambush, E. Riccardi. R. Falzarano. annelli. J. Valentino. R M. Forlano. J. Higgons. B. Benton. T. Fannc111. Fourth Row—A. Gamardclla T Smith J. De Barros. R Savage. R. Briotte. E. Falzarano. V. Musticato. A. Pascale. C. Bower P. La Poita. 1. O K«e, F. Paterno. M. Rutland. Y. Reale. Fifth Row—B. Giannetti, J. Lusardo. C. Forlano. M. Parciaseppi. F. Rutland, S. Stewart, R. Plaut. Not Pictured—R. Strange. J. Lindenbaum. First Row, Left to Right—M. Pinto. J Hcaly. A. Verreziario, J. Gaffney. C Berlanti. E. Murphy. J. Gotthcil. M. Sicbert. E. Cunniffc. Second Row—R Gibson. R Novella M. L Fitzhugh. A. Veneziano. P. DeFonce. D. Leichter. M. Sannicola. M. Dellavalla Third Row—D. Weeks. D. O Keefe. M. Eisgrau. H. Webster G. O Mwra. G. Eliott. F Julian. R DeFonce. R. Bisceglia. G. Marcone. H. Furman. J. Lamparelli. A. Fedela. A. Saeli. Fourth Row— C. Selvaggio. M. Cipolla. S. Trimarchi. G. Klein, W. Crenson, C Guiliano. H Steiglcr P. French In Foreground— T Tramontano. J. Colaneri. J. Fitzhugh. H. Duiro. A. Dominelli, T. Loffrcdo, C. Rainiero. B. Bagi, E. Ianin, M. Martin. R. M. Martino. A. Sec. Not Pictured—P. Cristiano, D Donovan, G. Cianci. J. Aragona. STUDENT COUNCIL Seated_T. Delaney, M. Raub, M. J. McGillicuddy, R. Bisccglia, President; E. Bisceglia, M. Murray, A. Noyes. Standing—Mr. Quinn, Adviser; R. Bisceglia, L. Delaney, J. McGillicuddy, E. Kneuer, R Driscoll, C. Corbetta, J. Plunkett, Miss DiPace, Adviser. Not Pictured—L. Patella. ELIGIBILITY COMMITTEE Rear Row—Mr. Leon Nettleton, Mr. John Quinn, Mr. Alexander Arning, Principal; John Brady, Student Representative. Front Row—Adele Frattarola, Student Representative; Mrs. Helen Bennett, Mr. Bernard Auerbach, Chairman; Miss Mary Lally, Miss Matilda Risoli. REMINISCENCE STAFF First Row—Miss Lally, Adviser; J. Swartz, A. Bufi, J. Marcone, M. Raub, Associate Editor; J. Brady, Editor-in-Chief, F. Keller, Art Editor; B. Lough man, Senior Section Editor; G. Maginess, Feature Editor; E. Moore, Faculty Editor. Second Row—J. Feeley, N. Leinen, J. Mercurio, J. Tramontano, R. M. Briotte, F. Gelcich, A. Frattarola, J. Burrell, B. Curtis, A. Roth. Third Row—A. Kingan, M. L. Julian, F. Rende, T. LePino, D. Sullivan, R. Ruberto, M. Castiglia, F. Montesano, M. Henning, J. Gal- letta. Fourth Row—R. Polumbaum, E. Mueller, L. Hojfeldt, E. Conner, D. Marinelli, H. Neumeister, K. Baxter, G. Noyes. Business Manager; J. Brunberg, Subscription Manager; G. Garrity, R. Bisceglia. Not Pictured—R. Milgrim, Sports Editor. 34 MAROON MURMURS First Row—E. Mueller, G. Maginess, J. Swartz. N. Leinen, E. Moore. R. Berger, Editor; M. Cliffe, H. Neumeister, B. Olson, C. Corbetta. Second Row—M. Glube, A. Ball, I. Giliotti, J. Buschel, P. Rowan, P. O’Connor, T. Polito, J. Adam, Mr. Nettleton, Adviser. Third Row—W. Doetsch, D. Pleet, W. Hovey, W. Ford, J. Lindenbaum, A. Noyes, M. A. Perkins, G. Mitrano, C. Helitzer, N. Kugel. Fourth Row—C. Burkett, R. Morris, P. Luckhardt, J. Brunberg, N. Follett, J. Bisceglia, J. Murray, A. Sprague. Eastchester Our Coming Game The 9ftme this Saturday will be wf£n Bastchester. Since Eastchester lost their first game with Rye. thpv’rp e oine to Dlay all the harder Xmas Concert Presented Dec. 14 The Christmas concert, under the direction of Mr. Paul Koehler, was held on Friday night. December 14 at eight o’clock in the school audito- rium faculty Sponsors Dance Honor Society J. Brunberg. G. Noyes. B. Loughman. R. Polumbaum One of our November assemblies was dedicated to the meeting of the National Honor Society. Every spring and fall tile Harrison chap- ter of the National Honor Society officially inducts new members. MAROON MURMURS HARRISON HIGH SCHOOL Harrison, N. Y. EUGENE FEELEY, Principal LEON D. NETTLETON, Advisei' Xos Statuimus Quid Fiamus Published by the students of Harrison High School to promote good citizenship and big!� ideals in the school. EDITORIAL STAFF Mr. Feeley Leaves H.H.S. We. tile students of Harriso CHigh School, are all sorry to hea that Mr. Feeley our principal air V JJ friend is leaving us. CV tR BT-13 Is Expected To Arrive Soon Next fall a course in tion. Maintenance and “New Avia- Repair' is Senior Play Lauded By All File first all-school dance ear. will be in the school ; asium, next Thursday ever ctober 11. The Swing Band y Mr. Koehler provides the ei linment. Huskies Play Ball The Harrison Huskie basketball earn which got off to a booming tart, has been slowed on its way o the top of the league ladder by our defeats. They have won nine antes thus far, but only three in ?ague competition, and hold fifth lace behind Bellows. Pleasant ville. Editor-in-chief.-- --------------- Robert Berger Feature Editor_________________________Evelyn Polk Staff—Janet Brunberg. Antoinette Bisceglia, Jaqueline Bisceglia. Caryl Corbetta. Phoebe Rowan. Evelyn Mueller, Georgine McGinniss, Carol Helitzer, Ingrid Gilotti. Marilyn Cliffe. Mary Ann Perkins, Mary Ann Glube, Nancy Folett, Joan Murray, Annie Noyes. Patricia Laverty. Patricia O’Connor. Sports staff—Nancy Leinen. Alfred Sprague. BUSINESS STAFF The lights dimmed at 8:15. on February 12 and the play com- menced. The audience was en- grossed in the life of Mr. and Mrs. North from the beginning until the Hal Schumaker Visits H.H.S. Business Manayer.------------------------William Ford (’o-Adrertisiny Manayers Nancy Kugel. Carol Helitzer staff—William Hovey. Antoinette Bisceglia, David Pleet. John Chaniplin. Gloria Mitrano. Janet Adam. Jeannie Buschel. Marguerite Fennella, Beverley Leichter. Dorothy Leichter. Theresa Polito, Adelaide Ball. William Hatfield. John Lindenbaum, William Johnston. Seniors Edit Bigge Reminiscence This year’s Reminiscence promising to be one of the best be put out in a long time, eve CURRENTS PROBLEMS CLUB Seated—T. Polito, A. Noyes, M. Cliffe, R. Polumbaum, President; E. Moore, N. DiGiacomo, G. Noyes. Standing—N. Kugel, J. Feeley, J. Brady, C. Burkett, W. Ford, R. Berger, D. King, W. Hovey, D. Savage, Miss DiPace, Adviser. Not Pictured—E. Polk, C. Davis. RIFLE CLUB First Row, Left to Right—G. Noyes, J. Brunberg, J. Moore, F. Berlanti, P. Pugliese, A. Castiglione. Second Row—D. Suellau, T. Nordman, A. Porcelli, A. Reale, J. McDowell, R. Clark. Third Row_ J. Feeley, R. Morris, B. Polumbaum, President; J. Brady, P. Luckhardt, J. Verrilli, D. Marcone Mr Auerbach, Adviser. LIBRARY CLUB First Row, Left to Right—J. Murray, A. Ball, J. Bisceglia, E. Cianci, V. Roth, N. DiGiacomo, T. Loff- redo. Second Row—J. Fitzhugh, A. Domenilli, M. L. Fitzhugh, L. Alphen, J. DeBarros, R. Riccardi, R. Aragone, S. Stewart, R. Jaccozzi, Mrs. Bennett, Adviser. ART CLUB Seated, Left to Right—J. Murray, R. Verrilli. B. Leopitzi, A. Capio, J. Bisceglia, P. O'Connor, President; J. Volpe, F. DeBeuris, P. Olson, R. Bisceglia, R. Bufi. Standing—C. Burkett, Mr. Dawson, Adviser; E. Agostinelli, F. Keller. P. Maxwell, B. Liechter, D. Liechter, E. Ianiri. VARSITY H CLUB First Row—A. Roth, J. Tucker, H. Trimarchi, J. Galletta, R. Milgrim, P. Luchardt. Second Row— J. McGillicuddy, J. Johnston, D. Riccio, E. Kneuer, J. Truscello, L. Ginisi. Third Row—J. Ruto, M. DeLorio, G. Garrity, L. Rondinello, N. D’Arpino, D. Burrell, G. Summerville. MARSHALS First Row—W. Anderson, E. Kneuer, President; V. Scelia, Mr. Havington, Adviser; R. Bisceglia, J. Scayera, D. Riccio. Second Row—M. Morelia, P. Marcone, F. Sposato. Third Row—J. Galletta, R. Driscoll, A. Trimarchi, S. Olson, D. Burrell. Fourth Row—C. Kalbfeld, G. Summerville, J. Ruto, M. DeLorio. Rear Row—J. Johnston, J. Steigler, J. Murray, S. Dufton, P. Butt, A. Sprague, N. D’Arpino, J. Fitzhugh, J. Tucker. HONOR SOCIETY First Row—Mrs. Helen Bennett, Adviser; G. Noyes, R. Polumbaum, J. Feeley, President; J. Brunberg, A. LaGrazie, B. Loughman. Second Row—M. Murray, V. Roth, B. J. Jones, K. Baxter, P. LaGrazie, J. Gelcich, K. Cushing. Third Row—A. Smith, A. laniri, P. Kay, R. Reda, H. Jardine, N. Follett, P. Luckhardt, R. Morris. Not Pictured—E. Mueller, J. Brady, R. Berger, E. Bisceglia, N. Kugel, R. Marchione, A. Noyes, T. Polito, E. Polk, C. Corbetta, G. LaRubino, B. Olson, J. Purcell, P. Wilson, R. Clark, F. Polk. SPANISH CLUB First Row—F. Berlanti, M. Cliffe, Miss B. Mayer, Adviser; A. Reale. Second Row—J. Gelcich, J. Tramonrano, H. Winker, A. Porcelli. Third Row—A. Frattarola, E. Tauro, M. Glube, J. Adam, C. Helirzer. Fourth Row—V. Bisignano, W. Ford, P. Luckhardt, R. Morris. SCIENCE CLUB Seated—A. Noyes, G. Noyes, President; E. Moore. Standing—J. Brady, J. Feeley, Mr. Auerbach, Adviser; R. Polumbaum. D. Savage. DEBS Seated—G. Maginess, C. Erickson, M. Raub, President; B. Loughman, I. Giliotti. Standing—Mrs. Hubei, Adviser; M. J. McGillicuddy, J. Gromann, T. Delaney, B. Olson, E. Mueller, A. LeGrazie. Not Pictured—A. Bisceglia, M. G. Crowley, M. O'Keefe. SENIOR DAY Jean Mercurio, Secretary 19 46 Robert Bisceglia, Principal SENIOR FACULTY John Brady................ Dean of Boys, English 12 Myra Raub.....................Dean of Girls, English 10 William Anderson ................... Industrial Arts Rosemarie Briotte.........................Commercial Janet Brunberg................................Typing Charles Burkett .............. Advanced Mathematics Douglas Burrell..............................Science 9 Joan Cardone............Social Studies 9, Journalism Marie Castiglia ......................... Commercial Charlotte Cleary.............................Science 8 Eileen Conners..................................Home Economics Nicholas D'Arpino.........Boys' Physical Education Michael DeLorio............................... Music Robert Driscoll .. American Institutions and Problems James Feeley.............. Latin, Advanced Science James Fitzhugh......................Industrial Arts George Garrity.......................... English 11 Frances Gelcich...............................School Nurse Josephine Gelcich ........................ Shorthand Mary Henning ................................... Art Peter Jackson .................................. Art Mary L. Julian..................... Home Economics Charles Kalbfeld ........................... Library Fred Keller..................................... Art Alice Kingan................................English 8 Ernest Kneuer.......Library, Advanced Mathematics Anna LeGrazie .. American Institutions and Problems Nancy Leinen.............Girls’ Physical Education Barbara Loughman ...........................English 9 Georgina Maginess...............World Institutions Pat Marcone........................ Industrial Arts Mary Jean McGillicuddy.............Social Studies 8 Robert Milgrim .. Mathematics 8, Elementary Algebra Fannie Montesano......Office Practice, Bookkeeping Jacqueline Moore............................Library Joseph Murray .......................... Commercial Helen Neumeister....Shorthand, Secretarial Practice Grace Noyes..............French, Advanced Science Stephen Olson......................Industrial Arts Robert Polumbaum......... Advanced Science, Music Louis Rondinello.........................Commercial Andrew Roth .. Social Studies, Advanced Mathematics Victor Scelia......................Industrial Arts Albert Scharf.................................Music Josephine Tramontano........................Spanish John Truscello ............................ Library Jack Tucker ................ Advanced Mathematics ROBERT R. BISCEGLIA Marshal Club—3, 4, Vice President; Baseball—2, 3, 4; Basketball—3, 4; Track—1, 3; Football Manager—1; Student Council—4, President; Senior Class President; Reminiscence—4; Junior Play; Senior Play; Senior Day; Intramurals—1, 2, 3. ANNA LeGRAZIE Intramurals—1, 2; G.A.A.—1, 2; Art Club—1; Junior Dramatics, Presi- dent—1; Declamation Contest—2; Honor Society—2; National Honor Society—3, 4; Debs Club—3, 4; G.O. President—3; Junior Play, Assistant Producer—3; Class Treasurer—3, 4; Senior Day—4; Student Council—3; State Sht’d Contest—Second Place; Maroon Murmurs—1; Senior Coun- cil—4. ERNEST KNEUER Student Council—3, 4; Marshal Club—3, 4, President; Science Club—1; Track—1, 2, 3, 4; Football Manager—1, 2, 3; Junior Class, Vice Presi- dent; Senior Class, Vice President; Junior Play; Senior Play; Varsity H Club—2, 3, 4; Intramurals—2, 3, 4; Junior Dramatics—1. ROBERT DRISCOLL Band—1; Baseball—1, 2, 3, 4; Football—3, 4; Basketball—3, 4; Track— 2, 3, 4; Nature Club—1; Spelling Bee—2; Marshal Club—3, 4; Student Council—4; Senior Council, Secretary—4; Intramurals—1, 2. WILLIAM ANDERSON Track—1, 2, 3, 4; Football Manager—1, 2; Marshal Club—2, 3, 4; Foot- ball—4; Junior Marshal—1; Junior Dramatics—1; Junior Play—3; Senior Play—4; Rifle Club— 3, 4. KATHERINE BAXTER Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Orchestra—1, 2, 3, 4; Reminiscence—4; Honor Society— 1,2, 3; Junior Prom Committee—3; Senior Day—4. ROSEMARIE BRIOTTE Intramurals—1, 2, 4; Dramatics—1; G.A.A.—1; Hiking Club—1; Bowl- ing Club—1; Chorus—1, 2, 3, 4. JOHN LEE BRADY Rifle Club—3, President—4; Current Problems—3, 4; Camera Club—3, President—4; Reminiscence, Editor-in-Chief; Science Club—3, 4; Junior Play—3; Senior Play—4. JANET BRUNBERG Chorus—1, 2, 3, 4; Rifle Club—3, 4; Reminiscence; G.A.A.—1, 2; Hiking Club—1; Honor Society—1, 2, 3, 4; Intramurals—1; Maroon Murmurs— 3, 4; Junior Play; Senior Play; Senior Day. ANNETTE BUFI G.A.A.—1, 2; Chorus—1, 2, 3, 4; Leaderettes—1; Dramatics Club—1; Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4; Hiking Club—1; Bowling Club— 1; Referees Club—4; Reminiscence. CHARLES WILLIAM BURKETT Maroon Murmurs—1, 4; Art Club—1, 4; Current Problems—4; Camera Club—4; Boys' Chorus—1; Baseball—1; Golf—4; Spanish Club—4. JOAN CARDONE Intramurals—2; Chorus—3; Junior Play—3; Maroon Murmurs—3; Dec- lamation Contest—3, 4; Reminiscence; Current Problems—3, 4; Senior Day—4; Senior Play—4; Spanish Club—2. CHARLOTTE CLEARY Nature Club—1; Band—1; G.A.A.—1; Bowling Club—1; Chorus—3, 4; Senior Day; Reminiscence; Spanish Club—4; Junior Dramatics—1. EILEEN CONNER Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; Intramurals—1; Hiking Club—1; Reminiscence; G.A.A.— 1, 2; Leaders' Club—1. DOUGLAS BURRELL Basketball—2, 3, 4; Baseball—2, 3, 4; Band—1, 2, 3; Orchestra—1, 2, 3; Dance Band—2, 3; Maroon Murmurs, Sports Editor—3; Reminiscence; Marshal Club—2, 3, 4; Junior Play—3; Senior Play—4; Varsity H Club— 2, 3; Track—4; Football Manager—1, 2, 3, 4. BETTY CURTIS Chorus—2, 3, 4; G.A.A.—1; Reminiscence; Hiking Club—1; Intramurals —1; Senior Day; Junior Play—3. JACQUELINE BURRELL Chorus—1, 2, 3, 4; Reminiscence; Swing Band—4, Vocalist; Intramurals —2; Art Club—4. MARIE CASTIGLIA Hiking Club—1; Intramurals—1, 2, 4; Chorus—2, 3, 4; G.A.A.—1, 2’ Reminiscence; Dancing Club—1. MONROE CARMEL Baseball—3, 4; Football—4; Boys' Chorus—3; Maroon Murmurs—3; Junior Play—3; Senior Play—4. NICHOLAS D'ARPINO Football—2, 3, 4; Varsity H Club—3, 4; Marshal Club—4; Senior Play; Intramurals—3, 4; Track—3. MICHAEL De LORIO Marshal Club—4; Band—1, 2, 3, 4; Orchestra—1, 2, 3, 4, Dance Band—4; Track—2, 3, 4; G.O. Representative—4; Football—3, 4; Senior Play—4; Varsity H Club—3, 4; Intramurals—2, 3, 4. ADELE FRATTAROLA Girls' Chorus—1, 2, 3, 4; Art Club—1; G.A.A.—1, 2; National Honor Society—1; Intramprals—1, 2, 3, 4; Junior Dramatics—1, 2; Junior Play —3; Reminiscence; Maroon Murmurs—2, 3, Editor; Spanish Club—4, Vice President; Current Problems—3; Senior Council—4; Hiking Club— 1; Senior Day; Bowling Club—1. JAMES FEELEY Rifle Club—3, President—4, Vice President; Current Problems—3, 4; Stamp Club—1; Science Club, Vice President—1, 2; Band—1; Maroon Murmurs—1; Dance Band—2, 3, 4; Honor Society—2, 3, 4; Camera Club—4; Reminiscence; Senior Day; Laboratory Assistant—3; Spelling Bee—2; Declamation Contest Winner—2. JOSEPHINE GELCICH G.A.A.—1, 2; Chorus—1, 2, 3, 4; Spanish Club—4; Reminiscence; Honor Society—1, 2, 3; Senior Service Chairman. JAMES FITZHUGH Maroon Murmurs—2, 3; Marshal Club—4; Camera Club—1. FRANCES GELCICH Intramurals—1, 2; Chorus—1, 2, 3, 4; Hiking Club—1; Reminiscence; G.A.A.; Senior Service Fund. BERYL FURMAN Intramurals—1, 2, 3, 4; Chorus—2 3, 4; G.A.A.—1. JOSEPH GALLETA Football—1, 2, 3, 4; Baseball—1, 2, 3, 4; Track—3, 4; Basketball—3; Varsity H Club—2, 3, Secretary-Treasurer; Band—2, 3, 4; Dance Band— 3, 4; Dance Club—2; Reminiscence; Marshal Club—4; Intramurals— 1.2, 3, 4. MARY LEE JULIAN Chorus—1, 2, 3, 4; Art Club—2; Hiking Club—1; Intramurals—I, 2, 4; Rifle Club—4; G.A.A.—1, 2; Junior Play—3; Reminiscence. PETER JACKSON Football—3, 4; Baseball—1,2, 3, 4; Maroon Murmurs—1, 2, Camera Club —1; Senior Day; Senior Play; Track—1, 4; Intramurals—1, 2, 3, 4; Var- sity H Club—4; Nature Club-—1. JOHN JOHNSTON Track—1, 2, 3, 4; Football—3, 4; Senior Council; Camera Club—1; Bowling Club—1; Marshal Club—3, 4; Varsity H Club—3, 4; Nature Club—1; Intramurals—1, 2, 3, 4. ANNE GIOVANETTI G.A.A.—1, 2; Intramurals—1, 2, 3, 4; Hiking Club—1; Junior Play—3; Senior Play; Senior Day. MARY HENNING Reminiscence; Chorus—1; G.A.A.—1. LORRAINE HOJFELDT Cheerleader—3, 4; Junior Dramatics—1, 2; Intramurals—1, 2, 3; Remin- iscence; Chorus—3, 4; G.A.A.—1, 2; Bowling Club—1; Library Club— 2.3. GEORGE GARRITY Varsity H Club—1, 2, 3, 4; Varsity Basketball—2, 3, 4; Varsity Baseball— 1, 2, 3, 4; Junior Play; Senior Play; Reminiscence. CHARLES KALBFELD Nature Club—1; Bowling Club—1; Spanish Play—2; Intramurals—1, 2, 3, 4; Marshal Club—3, 4; Track—3, 4; Dance Club—1. MARIAN LePINO G.A.A.—1; Chorus—1; Bowling Club—1; Reminiscence; Intramurals— 1. 2. FRED KELLER Band—1, 2, 3, 4; Orchestra—2, 3, 4; Dance Band—3, 4; Rifle Club—3; Boys’ Chorus—3; Reminiscence, Art Editor; Art Club-—3, 4, Vice Presi- dent; Senior Day; Senior Play. BARBARA LOUGHMAN Secretary Freshman Class; Bowling Club—1; Hiking Club—1; Chorus— 1, 2, 3, 4; Dance Band—4; Spanish Club—1; President of Sophomore and Junior Class; Student Council—2, 3; G.A.A.—1; Intramurals—1, 2, 3; Junior Play; Honor Society—1, 2, 3; National Honor Society—4; Debs Club; Senior Day; Reminiscence. GEORGINE MAGINESS Debs—3, Vice President—4; Maroon Murmurs—1, 2, 3, 4; Chorus—1, 3; Majorettes—3, 4, Co-Captain; Bowling Club—1; Junior Dramatics Club —1; Reminiscence, Feature Editor; G.A.A.—1, 2; Intramurals—1; Honor Society—1, 2; Junior Play; Senior Day. NANCY LEINEN Chorus—1, 2, 3, 4; Orchestra—1, 2, 3, 4; Leaders’ Club—2, 3, Vice President—4; Junior Play; Bowling Club—1; Riding Club—1; Senior Play—4; Junior Dramatics Club—1; Maroon Murmurs—1, 2, 3, 4; Reminiscence; G.O. Representative—2; Intramurals—1, 2, 3; Honor Society—1, 2; Senior Day; G.A.A.—1, 2. ALICE KINGAN Chorus—1, 4; Junior Dramatics—1; Rifle Club—3; Spanish Club—4; G.A.A.—1, 2; Intramurals—1; Reminiscence. PATSY J. MARCONE Intramurals—1, 2, 3, 4; Model Airplane Club—1; Bowling Club—I, 2; Marshal Club—3, 4, Secretary; Science Club—1; Junior Play, Stage Manager. PAULINE MANISCALCO Intramurals—1, 2; Chorus—1, 2, 3, 4; Reminiscence. JEAN MARCONE Leaders’ Club—1, 2, 3, 4; G.A.A.—1, 2; Hiking Club—1; Bowling Club —1; Dance Club—1; Intramurals—1, 2, 3, 4; Referee Club—4; Junior Dramatics—1, 2; Junior Play; Senior Play; Reminiscence; Chorus—1, 2, 3, 4. MARY JEAN McGILLICUDDY Chorus—1, 2, 3, 4; Junior Dramatics—1; Bowling Club—1; Intramurals —1; Maroon Murmurs—1; Debs Club—3, 4; Student Council—4; G.A.A. —1; Referee Club—4; Reminiscence. JOSEPH MURRAY Maroon Murmurs—1, 2, 3; Track Manager—1, 2, 3; Marshal Club—4; Nature Club—1; Camera Club—1; Aviation Club—1. ROBERT MILGRIM Baseball—1, 2, 3, 4; Track—3, 4; Basketball—4; Band—3, 4; Orchestra— 4; Swing Band—3, 4; Dramatics—1; Maroon Murmurs—1, 2, 3; Remin- iscence; Varsity H Club—2, 3, 4; Intramurals—1, 2, 3, 4; Junior Play; Senior Play. JEANNE MERCURIO Reminiscence; G.A.A.—1, 2; Camera Club; Intramurals—1, 2, 3, 4; Chorus—3, 4; Bowling Club—1; Hiking Club—1; Senior Day; Dance Club—1; Leaders' Club—I, 2; Junior Play; Senior Play. DOROTHY MARINELLI Intramurals—1, 2; Art Club—2, 3; G.A.A.—1; Reminiscence; Chorus— 1, 2, 3, 4; Leaders’ Club—1, 2; Junior Dramatics; Bowling Club—1; Hiking Club—1. MICHAEL MORELLA Track—1, 2, 4; Football—4; Marshal Club—2, 3, 4; Science Club—1; Band—1; Boys’ Chorus—3; Sophomore Play; Dancing Club—2; Intra- murals—1, 2. FANNIE MONTESANO G.A.A.—1; Intramurals—1, 2; Junior Play—3; Reminiscence. ROBERT POLUMBAUM Band—1, 2, 3, 4; Swing Band—1,2, 3, 4; Maroon Murmurs—1, 2; Remin- iscence; Rifle Club—3, 4, President; National Honor Society, Vice Presi- dent; Freshmen Class, Vice President; Senior Day. HELEN NEUMEISTER Hiking Club—1; Chorus—I, 2, 3, 4; Orchestra—1, 2, 3, 4; G.A.A.—1; Intramurals—1, 2; Junior Play; Rifle Club—3, 4; Maroon Murmurs— 3, 4; G.O. Representative—2, 4; Library Club—1, Secretary—2; Remin- iscence; Dance Club—1; Senior Day. ELIZABETH J. MOORE Chorus—1, 2, 3, 4; Intramurals—1, 2, 3, 4; G.A.A.—1, 2; Library Club— 1, 2, 3; Science Club—3, 4; Rifle Club—3, 4; Current Problems—3, 4, Secretary; Maroon Murmurs—3, 4; Reminiscence; Bowling Club—1; Latin Club—3; Junior Play; Senior Day. EVELYN MUELLER Debs Club—3, President—4; Junior Dramatics—1, 2; Senior Play; Junior Play; Reminiscence; Chorus—3; G.A.A.—1, 2; Art Club—1; Honor So- ciety—1, 2, 3, 4; Maroon Murmurs—3, 4; Senior Day. STEVE OLSON Marshal Club—4; Intramurals—1, 3, 4; Rifle Club—3; Junior Play; Senior Play; Football Manager—2; Senior Day; Basketball. PAUL E. PEARSON Track—4; Intramurals Basketball—4; Football, Track. MARGARET MULLIGAN Band—1; G.A.A.—1; Junior Play; Intramurals—3, 4. MARGARET O'KEEFE Chorus—3, 4; Debs Club, Secretary-Treasurer—3, 4; Bowling Club—1; Riding Club—1; G.A.A.; Reminiscence; Intramurals—3, 4; Senior Day; Hiking Club—1. LOUIS RONDINELLO Football—4; Baseball—4; Track—3, 4; Maroon Murmurs—4; Intra- murals—3, 4; Basketball—3. 4; Senior Day; Varsity H Club—4. DANIEL RICCIO Football—1, 2, 3, 4; Baseball—2, 3. 4; Basketball—2, Marshal Club— 1, 2, 3, 4; Nature Club—1; Junior Play; Senior Play; Varsity H Club— 1, 2, 3, 4; Intramurals—1, 2, 3, 4. FRANCES RENDE Chorus—1, 2, 3, 4; Dancing Club—1; Hiking Club—1; Bowling Club—1; Intramurals—1, 2; G.A.A.—1; Reminiscence. GRACE MARIE NOYES Chorus—1, 2, 3, 4; Hiking Club—1; Rifle Club—3, 4; Science Club— 3, 4; Current Problems—3, 4; Intramurals—1; G.A.A.—1, 2; Reminis- cence; National Honor Society—2, 3, 4; Spelling Bee Winner—4; Senior Day. ROSE RUBERTO Spelling Bee—4; Reminiscence; G.A.A.—1, 2; Intramurals—1, 2; Junior Play; Speech Play. ANDREW ROTH Baseball—1, 2, 3, 4; Football—2, 3, 4; Varsity H Club—2, 3, 4; Junior Play; Senior Play; Intramurals—3, 4; Band—1; Rifle Club—3; Reminis- cence. MYRA LOU RAUB Chorus—1, 2, 3, 4; Bowling Club—1; Senior Play; Junior Dramatics—1; Maroon Murmurs—1; Reminiscence; Debs—3, 4; Student Council—4; G.A.A.—2, 3; Art Club—1; Dance Club. JOAN SANTUCCI Cheerleading—1, 2, 3, 4; Junior Dramatics—1; Declamation Contest Winner—2; Leaders' Clul —2; Junior Play; Senior Play; Library Club— 1, 2. 3; G.O. President—4; Intramurals—1, 2; Reminiscence; Chorus—3; G.A.A.— 1, 2; Riding Club—1; Hiking Club—1; Senior Day. VICTOR SCELIA Football—2, 3; Intramurals—1, 2, 3, 4; Bowling Club—1; Baseball—2; Track—1; Marshal Club—3, 4; Science Club—1; Junior and Senior Plays. FRANK SPOSATO Nature Club—1; Intramurals—1, 2, 3, 4; Marshal Club—4; Senior Play; Track—4; Dance Club—1. THERESA SELVAGGIO G.A.A.—1, 2; Reminiscence; Junior Play; Intramurals—1. DOROTHY SULLIVAN G.A.A.—1, 2; Junior Play; Reminiscence; Intramurals—1. ALBERT SCHARF Football—2, 3, 4; Track—2, 3, 4; Intramurals—2, 3; Boys' Chorus—3; Band—1, 2, 3, 4; Dance Band—2, 3, 4; Orchestra—2. 3, 4. JOAN SWARTZ Chorus—1; Orchestra—1, 2, 3, 4; Junior Play; Senior Play. JOSEPHINE TRAMONTANO Chorus—1, 2, 3, 4; G.A.A.—1, 2; Bowling Club, Spanish Club—I; Maroon Murmurs—3; Reminiscence; Junior Play; Junior Dramatics. JACK TUCKER Football—3, 4; Basketball—3, 4; Track—3, 4; Junior Play; Senior Play; Marshal Club—3, 4; Reminiscence. JOHN TRUSCELLO Basketball—1, 2 3, Captain—4; Baseball—1, 2, 3, Captain—4; Varsity H Club—1, 2, 3, 4; Band—1, 2, 3, 4; Orchestra—3, 4; Track—2; Football —4; Intramurals—1, 2, 3, 4; Senior Day. ANN VITANTONIO Chorus—3, 4; Bowling Club—1; Dance Club—1; Intramurals—1, 2, 3, 4; Referee Club—4; G.A.A.—1, 2; Reminiscence; Junior Play. c H E E R L E A D E R S P. Rowan, L. Spinazzola, T. Traynor, L. Hojfeldt, F. Berlanti, J. Santucci, Captain; T. Silvestro, V. Wainwright, A. Marotta, A. Fiore, Mr. Marshall, Adviser. rfoetiatt First Row, Left to Right—J. Ruto, J. Tucker, J. Galletta. P. Jackson. A. Young, Coach; A. Rosenthal Assistant Coach; N. D'Arpino, J. Kayner, E. McArdle. Second Row—L. Ginisi, Captain; J. McGilli cuddy, A. Roth, J. Castellano, D. Riccio, P. Santucci, A. Porcelli, A. Trimarchi, J. Verrilli, W. Sinnott Third Row—M. Bufi, J. Johnson, P. Butt, E. Fiore, William Blomquist, A. Donado, J. Lloyd, J Evangelista, A. Fraioli, R. Scheirenberg, J. Fraioli. Fourth Row—L. LoPrinzio, L. Patella, P. Spizzcro E. Reale, R. Briotte, L. Rondinello, H. Jardine, E. Jooss. Fifth Row—R. Schiess, R. Driscoll, D. Burrell and R. Curran, Managers. For the first game of the 1945 campaign the Maroon and White journeyed to East- chester. After a close first half, the Eagles proved too strong and won 26 to 6. Quickly recovering from their loss, the Huskies rolled up a large score against Tuckahoe and won easily 21 to 0. The next week Scarsdale won a tight game 14 to 0. On the following Saturday the Edison Tech eleven moved in to win 18 to 6. The neighboring Bellows team then attempted to defeat the somewhat depressed Husky squad, but found that it was not their day. When the final whistle blew the score was 32 to 13 in our favor. With new spirit the team moved on Rye to play the undefeated Garnets. After a terrific battle Harrison left the field on the short end of a 16 to 0 scoje. In the last game Harrison played the New York School for the Deaf and came out on top, 32 to 25, to close the season with a record of three wins and four defeats. VARSITY BASKETBALL First Row, Left to Right—J. Truscello, J. Stiegler, E. Greto, Manager; A. Trimarchi, R. Driscoll, Mr. Rosenthal, Coach. Second Row—J. McGillicuddy, R. Bisceglia, B. Hargan, J. Tucker, G. Garrity. L Hi VARSITY BASKETBALL SCORES Harrison Opp. Chappaqua 40 23 N. Y. School for Deaf 39 21 Pleasanrville .... 35 38 Rye .... 29 20 Tuckahoe 56 26 Scarsdale .... 32 20 Concordia .... 37 30 Blessed Sacrament . .... 50 31 Edison .... 37 25 Bellows .... 37 42 Saunders Tech .... 47 39 Eastchester .... 32 41 Pleasantville .... 38 39 Rye .... 32 37 Tuckahoe .... 58 30 Eastchester .... 29 28 Edison .... 26 24 Bellows .... 36 23 BASKETBALL The basketball team this year was under the efficient mentorship of Coach Rosenthal. With Captain Hank Trimarchi leading them, the outlook for a successful season seemed bright, especially with the return of several lettermen. For the second straight year Harrison was not defeated by any team outside the S. W. I. A. G, although we did play a strong Saunders Tech team for the first time. The final record for the year was 13 vic- tories against five losses. JUNIOR VARSITY Kneeling—E). Donovan, Manager. First Row—J. Castiglia, A. Fraioli, E. McArdle, Mr. Rosenthal, Coach. Second Row— V. Bisignano, A. Pellegrini, A. Basso. Third Row—R. Briotte, L. Sposato, J. Fraioli, G. Summerville. BASKETBALL SQUAD Standing—Mr. Rosenthal, Coach. Bottom to Top, Left— E. Greto, Manager; A. Basso, J. Castiglia, A. Pellegrini, V. Bisignano, R. Driscoll, J. Fraioli, J. Truscello. Across— A. Fraioli, J. Steigler, A. Trimarchi, Captain; R. Bisceglia, G. Summerville, M. Truscello. Bottom to Top, Right—D. Donovan, Manager; J. McGillicuddy, J. Tucker, E. McArdle, R. Briotte, L. Sposato, G. Garrity, B. Hargan. BASEBALL SQUAD First Row—R. Bisceglia, J. Galletta, J. Truscello, R. Milgrim, G. Garrity, P. Jackson, A. Roth, D. Burrell, R. Schiess, Manager. Second Row—A. Cleary, T. Siebert, S. Malfitano, A. Basso, J. Steigler, F. Montasano, D. Hill, J. McGillicuddy, E. McArdle. Third Row—P. Spizzirro, V. Bisignano, A. Porcelli, A. Klein, A. Stockman, P. Luckhardt, F. Berlanti, G. Summerville. Fourth Row—M. Eisgrau, R. Briotte, A. Stone, W. Crenson, P. LeGrazie, R. Reinoso, N. Swartz, J. Stein, L. Rigano. Not Pic- tured—Mr. A. Castelli, Coach; R. Driscoll. BASEBALL SCHEDULE Edison April 30 Away Pleasantville May 3 Home Eastchester May 7 Away Rye May 10 Home Blessed Sacrament May 14 Home Bellows May 17 Away Tuckahoe May 21 Away Pleasantville May 24 Away Bellows May 27 Home Eastchester May 28 Home Blessed Sacrament June 4 Away Edison June 7 Home 52 TRACK SQUAD First Row—H. Musticato, M. DeLorio, J. Fraioli, J. Tucker, A. Porcelli, P. Pearson, J. Castiglia, J. Verrilli, E. Fiore, J. Johnson. Second Row—Mr. A. Young, Coach; P. Jackson, J. Murray, J. Martino, T. Silvestro, W. Johnston, J. Lloyd, R. Morris, H. Jardine, G. Brunner. Third Row—L. LoPrinzo, L. Patella, J. Doetsch, R. Castiglione, P. Butt, C. Henne, B. Coogan, J. Coogan, R. Schierenberg, J. Galletta. Fourth Row—J. McDowell, J. Steigler, A. Fraioli, E. McArdle, E. Kneuer, J. Evangelista, A. Roth, D. Burrell, R. Milgrim. TRACK SCHEDULE Rye May 1 Away Ossining May 8 Home Bellows May 15 Home S.W.I.A.G Meet May 22 White Plains 53 GIRLS’ HONOR BASKETBALL First Row, Left to Right—D. Di Lallo, P. DiBuono, L. Spinazzola. Second Row—B. Olson, T. Delaney J. Purcell. Not Pictured—A. Marotta, A. Giovanetti. REFEREE CLUB First Row—P. Rowan, I. Giliotti, L. Spinazzola, G. Milgrim, R. Bufi, E. Potter, M. Lambarelli, M. Inglese, T. Delaney. Second Row—Mrs. Donley, Adviser; J. Monroe, D. Donovan, P. Wilson, K. Cushing, J. Purcell, C. Erickson, R. DiLallo, M. Passafume, I. Tauro, N. Driscoll, P. DiBuono, A. Bianca. Third Row—B. Leopitzi, J. Burrell, J. Volpe, M. Davids, A. Toohey, A. Marotta, J. Marcone, M. A. Perkins, A. Marciano, A. Bufi, M. O’Keefe. •11 VOLLEYBALL First Row, Left to Right—L. Spinazzola, M. O'Keefe, B. Olson, T. Delaney, J. Purcell, A. Marotta, A. Ruberto, J. Marcone. Not Pictured—R. DiLallo, A. Giovanetti. LEADERS’ CLUB First Row—M. Trafate, P. Young, M. O’Keefe, J. Volpe, M. McTaggart, B. Southwick, R. Collings, M. Lambarelli. Second Row—M. Glube, A. Capio, H. Collings, E. Harris, J. Follett, M. Passafume. B. Jones, R. Henning, M. Inglese. Third Row—J. Monroe, D. Donovan, P. Wilson, J. Adam, N. Follett, R. DiLallo, B. Olson, A. Marciano, A. Bianca, A. Bisceglia. Fourth Row—A. laniri, P. DiBuono, L. Spinazzola, N. Leinen, K. Cushing, A. Smith, C Corbetta, J. Beeaker, M. Davids, N. Hoy, J. Mar- cone, A. Higgons. BT-13 SomeBoard members inspect the BT-13 purchased for aviation courses in the high school. President Henri Lange, Trustees Fred Kiune and James McHugh. DECLAMATION CONTEST Rear Row—Donald Savage, Theresa Delaney, William Hovey, William Ford, Robert Berger. Front Row—Katherine Fiorito, Robert Clarke, winner for boys; Annie Noyes, winner for girls; Janet Burrell, Not Pictured—Miss Nellie Stephens Sponsor, Alice Higgons. BAND Piccolo— B. Vaughn. Flute—J. Verrilli. J. Monroe. J. Purcell. B. Bagi. Clarinets— F. Schombert. K. Baxter. J. Truscello. F. Keller. R. Morris. M. Glube. N. Follett, J. McGillicuddy. A. Porcelli. N. Anderson. B. Anderson. M. Davids. K. Cushing. J O'Meara. A. Tower. R. Wilson. J. Milgrim. J. Higgons, R. DeFonce. P. French. Saxaphones—R. Reda, C. Corbetta. A. MacDonald. R. Berger. S. Dufcon. J. Follett. Horns—A. Reale, P. Luckhardt. G. Marconc. Cornets and Trumpets—C. Vaughn. R. Polumbaum, M. DeLorio, W. Blomquist, F. Montesano. V. Jacoby. N. Swartz. A. Marcone. E. Basso. J. Castiglia. M. Fisgrau. C. Guiliano. Baritone—A. Higgons. P. Kay. Trombones—A. Stockman. J. Newing. R. Bisceglia. M. Truscello. D. Weeks. P. Townsend. Bass—A. Noyes. Sousaphones—A. Scharf. J. McDowell. Percussion— R. DiLallo. J. Galletta. R. Milgrim. A. Vcneziano. F. Losito, D. Pleet, W. Miles. J. Sposato. Mr. Paul Koehler, Director. MARJORETTES DANCE BAND Ingrid Giliotti, Joan Gromann, Antoinette Bisceglia, Geor- gina Magi ness. First Row. Left to Right—F. Losito. A. Stockman. M. Truscello. W. Blomquist. C. Vaughn. B. Polumbaum. M. DeLorio. A. Scharf. Second Row—S. Dufton, Student Leader; T Reda. F. Schombert, F. Keller, R. Berger. J. Feclcy. Not Pictured—R. Milgrim. Mr. Paul Koehler. Director. ORCHESTRA Violins—J. Swartz. N. Lcinen, H. Ncumeister. B. Olson. J. Adam, H. Codings, D. Donovan. J. Studwed. C. Berlanti. E. Ianiri, J. Gottheil. D. Donovan, J. Polk. Viola—A. Ianiri, J. Newing. Cello—N. Follett. Bass—A. Scharf, A. Noyes. Piano—E. Polk. Flutes—J. Vcrrilli, B. Vaughn. J. Monroe, J. Purcell, B. Bagi. Clarinets—F. Schombcrt, J. Truscello, K. Baxter. F. Keller. R. Morris. Saxophones—R. Reda. R. Berger. S. Dufton. Trumpets—C. Vaughn, M. DeLorio. W. Blomquist. Horns—A. Reale, P. Luckhardt. Trombone—A. Stockman. Drums—R. Milgrim, J. Galletta. Mr. Paul Koehler, Director. GIRLS CHORUS First Row. Left to Right—C. Cleary, D. Donovan. M. Passafumc, B. Leopitzi. A. Kingan. M. McGillicuddy, M. O'Keefe. Second Row—I. Gillotti, B. Curtis, M. Trafrati, E. Tauro, P. LaPorto. A. Tower, J. Follet. Third Row— A. Vitantonio, J. Mercurio. J. Marcone, F. Gelcich, J. Gclcich. E. Agostinelli. J. Buschel. Fourth Row—P. Rowan, B. Jones. R. Bufi. F. Julian. R. Vencnzio. M. Julian. Fifth Row—J. Newing, J. Burrell. A. Hackett, N. Raub, H. Codings. Sixth Row—B. Vaughn. N. Follet, J. Brunberg, E. Moore. Seventh Row—J. Camadeda. P. O'Connor. A. Toohey. Mr. Paul Koehler. Director. GIRLS CHORUS First Row Left to Right—R. Bisccglia. P. Olson. F DeBuris. E. Harris. P. Young. A. Ruberto. C Berlanti. Second row—M Fannclli. S. Stewart. B. Benton. L. Hojfcldt. B. Loughman. B Olson. B. South wick. Third Row— A. Bisccglia. N. Leinen. M Raub. J Burrell. M Murray. R Volpe. H Winker. Fourth Row—C.. Corbettt. A. Higgons. P Wilson. M. Perkins. F. Rcnde. R Collings Fifth Row—D Leichter. B. Murphy. J. Studwcll. M. Glube. A. Noyes. Sixth Row—B. Leichter. GIRLS’ CHORUS First Row—A. Sirolli, N. Kugcl. C. Hclitzcr, P. Layerty. M. O'Keefe. J. Volpe. N. Driscoll. Second Row—D. Potter. R. Plaut. C. Rombusch. J. Adam. M. Conover. R. Briotte, A. Bufi. Third Row—A Bianca. G. Mitrano. H. Neumeister, C. Erickson. M. Castiglia, R Riccardi. A. LoParco. Fourth Row—R. Verrilli. H. Heintze. A. Frattarola. G. Noyes, j. Sunstrun. D. O'Keefe. N. Smith. Fifth Row—N. Carroll. P. Siebert. J. Gotthcil. F. DcLorio. M. Winker. Sixth Row—Y. Reale. A. Capio. E. Conner, B. Fuller. Seventh Row—M. Crowley, C. Davis, D. Marinelli. Eighth Row— B. Anderson, C. DcFoncc. HALL OF FAME This feature is to determine the most all-around boy and girl in the graduating class. The four nominees chosen by the Senior Class were: Barbara Loughman, Anna LeGrazie, Robert Bisceglia, and Robert Polum- baum. Though only two candidates can be chosen for the Hall of Fame, it is a great honor to be nominated. At a school assembly a speech was given by another student about each of the candidates, stressing their service, loyalty, school spirit, courtesy, and friendli- ness. The students then cast their votes. When the votes were counted two more students had been elected to the Hall of fame. REMINI- SCENCE is happy to present the winners—Anna Le- Grazie and Robert Bisceglia. 61 m pity GIRL Theresa Selvaggio...........Most Artistic..... Mary J. McGillicuddy.....Most Sophisticated.... Myra Raub...................Most Popular...... Kay Baxter..................Most Musical...... Jean Marcone................Most Athletic..... Joan Santucci...............Most Dramatic..... Joan Santucci...............Most Sarcastic.... Anna LaGrazie............Most Likely to Succeed. Betty Curtis.................. Quietest...... Lorraine Hojfeldt...............Cutest........ Joan Swartz....................Dreamiest......... BOY .....Fred Keller .....John Brady .Robert Bisceglia ...Mike DeLorio ....John Truscello ...Doug Burrell .....John Brady ....James Feeley .Charles Kalbfeld ....John Johnston ....Pat Marcone GIRL BOY Jackie Rurrell Beryl Furman ....Best Personality Evelyn Mueller Mary J. McGillicuddy Georgina Maginess Evelyn Mueller ..Biggest Wolf (ess) Barbara Loughman Nicest Eyes Paul Pearson Jo Tramantano Nancy Leinen Barbara Loughman Class Clown Grace Noyes Just before going to press, we received a queer parcel under mysterious circumstances. Upon opening it anxiously, we found therein an extraordinary newspaper named the DAILY ATOM, accompanied by a note which merely read, To the Class of 1946, from the Three Weird Sisters. What amazed us most was the date on the newspaper: 1300. Tuesday, January 30, 1967. Below you may observe a neatly cut, but irregularly scattered composite of the princi- pal clippings of the day:— LA LOUGHMAN CONTINUES TO THRILL MILLIONS IN CARMEN PLAV s' IN CARMEN .ctpR 7.0 £ stek , fcOSO US‘� ess ecicto :t o ?asbl° w � r 90 CV ’ ??� sss, “ tiZz? A W v 4c stf- o °° o cei y4ORD TAYLOR S HEAD Vv. SFTVA -t Lrh - u, 5 HEAD HIRFS SELVAGGIO AS ART mut CTOR •6 D. BURRELL AND FBI HEAD TRU ELLO NAB EMBEZZLERS IN OIL SCANDAL , . ks G 'SKgg? . rs KVRse °Oo kie B 3y itirfell as J CCf G; r ict £ u H d CO aj H E§ §s k o H u Uh w O JS H 8§ Ss CO Z s O g co 7 £ W U w r O M6V1U OMMim NAkUOWL ESCAPES STRANGULATION AL JOE’ P Ts E Olfy { Ay Qp Jackson Nearly Swamped by Film After Pushing Wrong Switch R£v°iut ohaf ------ Pol mbaUnp 0 s o W r forms . K Ve f ‘S IO Keepin S f yScienrife Fe yN «™0£? «rj 6° %r % C« ON „r w ro PHARMACY £ •% • 5? ' ,nves' £ $ Jo “ ? ? x r ?� w W' 4y -«S$o£°«-x° Rotb ,„'i h c-TJri� � . vereu , 1? i n ISP-� O % ■$, % ? 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Miss Shea, Secretary to Mr. Bradley....Joan Santucci Mr. Nelson, Assistant Principal..........Jack Tucker Mr. Patterson, A teacher...............Robert Bisceglia Miss Pike, A teacher.....................Joan Cardone Bill, A student.................................Stephen Olson Miss Eggleston, A teacher...........Louise Weickman Miss Johnson, A teacher.............Elizabeth Moore Mr. Vecchitto, A parent........................Aurelius Sofia Henry Aldrich, A student...............Ernest Kneuer Barbara Pearson, A student.............Barbara Loughman Gertie, A student.................................Helen Neumeister Afr. Bradley, Principal............................John Brady Miss Wheeler, A teacher...........................Nancy Leinen George Bigelow, A student.......................Douglas Burrell Mrs. Aldrich, Henry’s mother........Adele Frattarola Afr. Ferguson, from police headquarters George Garrity Mary, A student....................................Joan Swartz Other Students.......Robert Milgrim, Mary Julian, Alice Test, Evelyn Mueller, Georgina Maginess Mr. Roswell Marshall, Director PRODUCTION STAFF Assistants to Director—A. LeGrazie, A. Roth. Business Staff —E. Moore, R. Polumbaum, J. Swartz, G. Noyes. Advertising Staff—M. L. Raub, M. Henning, F. Keller, M. Castiglia, A. Test. House—J. Brunberg, A. Giovanetti, A. Kingan, G. Loeb, M. Mulligan, J. Matcone, T. Selvaggio, E. Conner, B. Curtis, D. Sullivan, C. Cleary, A. Vitantonio. Stage— L. Casner, R. Milgrim, M. DeLorio, J. Johnston, C. Kalbfeld, P. Marcone, V. Scelia, F. Sposato, M. Carmel, R. Driscoll. Lights and Sound—W. Anderson, L. Rondinello, P. Jackson. Properties—G. Maginess, E. Mueller, M. J. McGillicuddy, J. Fitzhugh, C. Buckley, J. Truscello, N. D'Arpino. Costumes —M. O'Keefe, C. Hanley, A. Bufi, F. Rende, M. LePino. Make-up—J. Mercurio, R. Ruberto, M. Postler, J. Marcone, R. M. Briotte. Programs—F. Gelcich, J. Gelcich, D. Marinelli, E. Conner, F. Montesano. Music—K. Baxter. Prompter— J. Tramontano. MR. MRS. NORTH” CAST OF CHARACTERS Mr. North.................. Bruno.................... Mrs. North............... Louis Berex.............. Claire Brent............. Jane Wilson.............. Ben Wilson............... Clinton Edwards.......... Cooper, A policeman...... Mrs. Brooks.............. Mr. Brooks............... Lieutenant Weigand....... Detective Mullins........ Jenkins, Medical Examiner. Ross, Fingerprint man.... Fuller Brush Man......... Inspector O’Malley....... Timothy Barnes........... Gordon, A policeman...... Stanley Brent............ ...Robert Bisceglia .......Dan Riccio .....Joan Santucci .......Jack Tucker ....Evelyn Mueller ...Myra Lou Raub ...Monroe Carmel ......Doug Burrell ...James Fitzhugh .....Nancy Leinen .....Frank Sposato ........John Brady ....George Garrity ...Michael Morelia ....Michael DeLorio ......Peter Jackson ........Andy Roth .......Steve Olson ......Victor Scelia Nicholas D'Arpino Mr. Roswell Marshall, Director PRODUCTION STAFF Director's Assistant—Andy Roth. Stage Manager—Pat Mar- cone. Assistants—Victor Scelia, John Johnston, Charles Kalb- feld, Clifton Buckley, Michael Morelia, Joseph Murray, Joseph Galletta. Lights—William Anderson, Fred Keller. Properties—Janet Brunberg, Adele Frattarola, Frances Gel- cich. Michael DeLorio, Robert Driscoll. Costumes—Helen Neumeister, Frances Rende, Theresa Selvaggio, Lorraine Hoj- feldt, Joan Cardone. Make-up—Marge O'Keefe, Charlotte Cleary. Music Committee—Katherine Baxter, Grace Noyes, Dorothy Sullivan. Ushers Committee—Georgina Maginess, Elizabeth Moore. Program Committee—Jean Marcone, Jeanne Mercurio, Anne Giovannetti, Fanny Montesano. Business Staff—Ernest Kneuer, James Feeley, Josephine Gel- cich. Advertising Staff—Mary Jean McGillicuddy, Mary Hen- ning, Josephine Tramantano, Jacqueline Burrell, Ann Vitan- tonio. TO THE CLASS OF 1946 BEST WISHES FOR YOUR HAPPINESS AND SUCCESS From THE BOARD OF EDUCATION of UNION FREE SCHOOL, DISTRICT NO. 6 Harrison, New York Mr. Henri W. Lange,■ President Mr. Samuel M. Aloisi, Jr. Mr. Harry R. Geller Mr. Fred C. Klune Mr. James A. McHugh CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF 1946 It has been a pleasure and a privilege to have taken your Yearbook portraits and we wish to extend our sincerest best wishes for your future success and happiness. $ c® PLkpafihy OFFICIAL PHOTOGRAPHERS for the HARRISON HIGH SCHOOL White Plains 7150 57 MAMARONECK AVENUE WHITE PLAINS, N. Y. Compliments of HARRISON TEACHERS ASSOCIATION MRS. DOROTHY TREIS, President MRS. 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