Harrison High School - Reminiscence Yearbook (Harrison, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 92 of the 1947 volume:

■ A theme is, perhaps, the most difficult problem that must be faced by the staff of a yearbook. We were no exceptions to the rule and after much discussion we decided to use as our theme. “WE SENIORS.” Follow our story carefully. It has been an interesting one and for those of us who have been a part of it, it is one we shall never forget. THE EDITOR e dic a tion It is with appreciation and affection that we, the Senior Class of 1947, dedicate this edition of REMINISCENCE to Miss Matilda Risoli who has been an understanding teacher, a helpful advisor and above all a valuable friend to us all. I % We of the Senior Class wish to thank all those who have assisted in making this Yearbook possible. Seniors JANET ADAM Janette” Jan’s all-round talents have made her a vital member of our class. Her carefree and jolly manner is sure to make her a success. SYDNEY DUFTON Syd Syd is the class jive-mas- ter. His happy-go-lucky disposition and nice smile have won him many friends. ROBERT BERGER Bob” Bob is the class debater. Give him an issue to argue and he’ll be hap- py. His forceful person- ality has made him a suc- cess in the numerous ac- tivities in which he has participated. ADELAIDE BALL Ade Adelaide’s good nature will surely make her a wonderful doctor. E. AGOSTINELLI El Quaint, cute and friend- ly, Eleanor is headed for success in her chosen field—art. BILL BLOMQUIST Swede Swede’s happy-go-lucky attitude and infectious smile will make a way for him in the future as they have in the past. 7 Seniors MORRIS BUFI That’s my boy. Morris announces his presence which is welcome in any crowd where a sense of humor is needed. A. BISCEGLIA Toni Toni’s neatness ‘and friendly manner make her a popular student. She has served her school well by acting as head majorette of our band, a position which she held with great diligence. VINCENT BISIGNANO Butch Butch has a sense of hu- mor that will always help him to come out on top throughout life. E. BISCEGLIA Bette Her charm and friend- liness make Bette a very likable person who is bound to succeed. WALTER BLOMQUIST Einstein Walter is a prominent member of the High School Band and has dis- tinguished himself as a cornet player by partici- pating in all musical or- ganizations. JEANNINE BUSCHEL Jean Likable, friendly, and cooperative, Jean nine has made herself welcome everywhere. 8 Se eniorS TtmAJ, PAUL BUTT Brow” Buttsie’s natural ability for leadership has gained him the admiration of the entire senior class. His friendliness will long be remembered by all who know him. MARILYN CLIFFE Marilyn’s big grin and her loyalty to a certain center on our football team have made her fam- ous in dear old H. H. S. FLORENCE CARABEE Flo” As a friend, a classmate, and an orator, Florence has been outstanding. ANN CARROLL Nancy” Ann is quiet, poised and surely one of the best- natured girls in Harri- son High. GEORGE HUNERLACH Georgie” Hidden genius is George’s undeveloped trait. In science and math few have cared to compete with his unusu- al abilities. PAULINE DI BUONO Twinkle Twinkle Little Star.” Always gay and full of fun, Pauline’s charm has made her wel- come among her class- mates and loved by all. e . seniors WILLIAM FORD Bill” Friendly, ambitious and reliable, Bill has outdone himself working for his class and school when- ever the need for help. CHARLOTTE DAVIS Sue” Personality plus. Susy’s disposition and friendly manner have won her many friends. TERESE DELANEY Ace” Everybody knows Tre for her participation in all school sports and her dramatic ability. ELSIE CIANCI El” Elsie has been a great help to Mrs. Bennett. Her easy going disposi- tion has made her a good friend to everyone. BARBARA FULLER Barbs” Barbara’s friendly man- ner and willingness to work have made her a welcome member of our class. GEORGE HARRIS Content to stay in the background, George has by no means shirked his responsibilities. 10 deniori DONALD KING Dean” Dean is our typical Irish lad. His jovial manner and firmness of purpose have made him outstand- ing. N. DI GIACOMO Nikki” Nickie is best known and appreciated in her own realm—the library. There, her quiet manner, pa- tience, and cheerfulness are shown to advantage. AMELIA FIORE Millish” Amelia, one of Harrison’s neat little cheerleaders, has an unsurpassed vi- tality. MARY FIORE Behind her quiet man- ner, Mary is always will- ing to give a helping hand. CLIFFORD HENNE Wolf” Under a quiet manner can be found a flair for art and the mechanics of art. HELEN HEINTZ Quiet, sweet and good natured — that’s Helen, one of Harrison’s pretty blondes. 11 Seniors WILLIAM HOVEY Bill Laugh and the world laughs with you.” A lik- able fellow, known well in the school for his good sportsmanship and friendliness. CAROL HELITZER Carol is small but proves the old saying, Good things come in small packages.” She has ac- quired among the sen- iors a name as a good friend and classmate. JOAN GROMANN Joanie She's that attractive blonde with the spicy personality. Always nice to everyone, Joan is well liked by all. RICHARD JONES Jonesie Jonesie is a type of per- son of whom there should be more. His won- derful sense of humor, nice disposition and friendliness make him the attraction of every group and everybody's friend. MARILYN FINK As one of the quiet mem- bers of our class, Marilyn is a calm girl who al- ways takes things as they come. ROSE JACOZZI Ro With Rose's laughter and kind disposition, she will make many more friends. Seniori BARBARA HINCK Barbara believes that ’'Silence is Golden” and has lived up to her be- liefs in her own sweet way. LLOYD GILDEN Lloyd is a newcomer to Harrison High, but he has adjusted himself quickly to the ways of H. H. S. ROSALIE MARCHIONE Lee Rosalie’s shorthand tal- ent and good nature have made her a successful student and friend to everyone. DANIEL MARCONE Danny A good sport and good friend, Dannie is well liked by all his class. 4 INGRID GILIOTTI Inky A pretty girl with a swell personality, Ingrid makes a wonderful majorette. MIRIAM GLUBE Mirsanne Miriam is noted as one of the most independent and self-sufficient girls in the class. She is liked by all for her friendliness and willingness to help at all times. e . Seniors LOUIS GRETO Lou Louis has a very quiet per- sonality. He’s quiet, so quiet in fact that many people do not know him. When they meet him, though, they are always pleased by his charm. GERALDINE KLEIN Gerry Unique in her ways, Gerry will be remember- ed by all for her won- derful sense of humor. VICTOR JACOBY Vic” Vic has a dry sense of humor that keeps every- one else in good spirits. BARBARA HOGARTH Bobby” Sweet, sincere, and studi- ous, Bobbie is one of our most versatile classmates. M. MITRANO Mike” With her peaceful na- ture, Micky will get along wherever she goes. MARY MURRAY Pourquoi” Mary’s friendly person- ality and her ability for leadership will make her tops in everything she does. 14 Seniors LOUIS GINISI Inch Lou has distinguished himself as one of Harri- son's best athletes. His good sportsmanship has set an excellent example for future players. PATRICIA O'CONNOR Pat With artistic talent plus whole-hearted energy, Pat is responsible for the art work in this edition of Reminiscence. ANNIE NOYES With her perseverance and her charming per- sonality, we are sure that Annie will go far in her chosen career. GLORIA MAROTTA Glo” Dependable, friendly, and musically talented, Gloria is one of those people that every club likes to have as a member. JEAN MASCIOLA Although quiet, everyone will remember Jean and her happy disposition. GEORGE LISCHKE Gige Like our flagpole, George’s jalopies are fam- ous landmarks on the grounds of H. H. S. 15 deniori TOMASINA LE PINO Bit Tomasina’s happy nature and likable personality will make her a success in everything she does. DONALD SAVAGE Don Every smile wins Don another friend. His pleas- ant manner and friendly ways have made him everybody’s pal. THERESA POLITO Theresa is a wonderful girl. Cheerful, reliable and fun to be with, she has won a place in all our hearts. EDWARD McARDLE Pinky Pinky’s sunny disposi- tion makes him welcome in either of his two classes. s' PASQUALE PUGLIESE Pat Pat’s smile and pranks have made him a favorite with everyone. ROSE MARIE SULLA Chubbie Rose Marie, a newcomer to our class, has made many friends among us. 16 deniori L. PRITCHARD Let,” Len is a newcomer to our class, but he still ranks among the highest because of his friendli- ness and cooperation. VIRGINIA ROTH Ginny Ginny, although quiet, has a friendly disposition that has made her high school days a distinct success. She is always ready and willing to help with a job to be done. EILEEN RAPP ttjtf Eileen's sportsmanship has won her many friends in the senior class and will continue to do so. ARTHUR PORCELLI Peanut Head Art has a great sense of humor and uses it to its best advantage. ALFRED SPRAGUE Foo” A1 can always be depend- ed upon to do his part. His interest in sports has made him an excellent sports editor for Maroon Murmurs and Reminis- cence. � � JENNIE PROTANO Jean Jennie’s smile and dis- position will make her successful in any under- taking. 17 Seniori EVELYN POLK Shorty A flair for music plus unusual ability in for- eign languages spell Evelyn. Her cheery per- sonality is admired by all of us. PHOEBE ROWAN Phoebe's perpetual ener- gy makes her a very de- sirable member of the senior class, a peppy cheerleader, and an ac- tive participant of every group she joins. UXIY SPINAZZOLA Urn” Because of bet wonder- ful disposition. Lucy is one of the best loved girts in the school. THOMAS PROTANO Tom Tom is another of those persons content to do his part without asking any recompense. JOSEPH SCAVERA Jot Behind his shy manner, Joe has the qualities of a swell fellow. R. SCH1ERENBERG Boh Bob is an active member of the all-powerful Mar- shal Club. He is the fel- low who makes sure you follow along the straight and narrow, but be does it m courteously that you don't mind at all. Seniori BARBARA VAUGHN Bob Music could easily be Barbara’s middle name. Few can surpass her ami- able nature in making friends. THERESA TRAYNOR Tre Vitality and a lively sense of humor have con- tributed to Theresa's popularity with her class- mates. ROSE VOLPE Rodee Rose’s quaint way of say- ing things, her quiet manner and pleasant ways have made her a popular girl. JOHN STEIGLER Besides being a good sport in school, Johnny is a noted player on the basketball court. H. TRAMANTANO Trump Harry’s calm and unas- suming ways contribute to his quiet disposition. GEORGE WEBER Spider George’s friendliness and wit has made him a friend of everyone. Seniori ADELE MAROTTA Adele” Adele is the girl with the beautiful year-round sun- tan. Our prize jitterbug, she has an inexhaustible supply of energy. PHILIP VILLAROSA Joey” Joey ha many friends because of his natural- ness and ability to mix well with everyone. HELEN WINKER Winky” For an expert giggler and a big grin, you can always call on Helen. PETER SMITH Pete” Pete, although active with the vitality of a newcomer, has fitted well into the H. H. S. picture. V. WAINWRIGHT Ginny” Popular, pretty and pep- py, Ginny has proved her worth in everything she does. A. PELLEGRINI Pal” Anthony’s quick wit has won him many friends and makes him a wel- come companion. 20 ac Seniors R. RICCARDI Ro” Rosemarie has a sunny disposition and vivid sense of humor that will make her an excellent secretary. M. CROWLEY Her beautiful golden locks have made Mary- grace famous in our school. DON O’KEEFE Joe” Returning this year, Don has helped uphold the name of H. H. S. by play- ing on our winning var- sity in the '46 season. ALBERT SCHARF Albie” Albie and his Eddie are well known thoughout the school. Happy-go- lucky, friendly and witty, he is a welcome member of any organization. NANCY KUGEL Nance” With an air of being busy, Nancy has buzzed about these halls doing all sorts of jobs for her class. JOSEPH RUTO Sabu” Joe is well liked by all who know him and is known for his smooth action on the football field. 21 Seniori G. SUMMERVILLE Slim” Slim has a great love for sports like basketball, and baseball. Here’s hop- ing he will always en- joy them. RENEE VALENTINO Though she is quiet, Renee has an attractive disposition and a unique charm. GEORGE WANDELL George’s knowledge of aeronautics doesn’t al- ways agree with the sci- entists, but more power to you, George. A. TRIMARCHI Hank” Hank’s slow, shy grin has made him famous. He is one of our star athletes. OCEOLA WALDEN Oceola came to us the second semester of her senior year. She is well- liked because of her pleasing personality and friendliness. % 22 ictivitieS JANET ADAM Chorus 9,10,11,12; Orchestra 9,10,11,12; Leaders’ Club 9,10,11,12; G.A.A. 9; Declamation Contest 9,10; Latin Club 10; Spanish Club 11, Vice-President 12; Maroon Murmurs 10,11,12; Reminiscence; Intramurals 12. ELEANOR AGOSTINELLI Leaders’ Club 9; Junior Play; Junior Prom Committee; Chorus 9,11; Reminis- cence; Art Club 9,12, Secretary 11. ADELAIDE BALL Library Club 9,10,12; Library Council Representative 11; Maroon Murmurs 11,12; Science Club 12; Latin Club 10; Reminiscence; Current Problems 12. ROBERT BERGER Band 9.10,11,12; Orchestra 10,11; Dance Band 9,10,11,12; Honor Society 9,10, 11,12; Maroon Murmurs 10, Editor 11; Latin Club 10; Current Problems 11,12; Sophomore Play; Junior Play Committee; Declamation Contest 10,11; Science Club 12; Boys’ Chorus 10. ANTOINETTE BISCEGLIA Majorettes 10.11,12; Leaders’ Club 10,11,12; Chorus 9,10,11,12; Maroon Mur- murs 9,10,11,12; Debs Club 11,12; Junior Play Committee; G. O. Representative 10.12, Secretary 11; Junior Prom Committee. ELIZABETH BISCEGLIA Intramurals 9,11; Junior Play Committee; Sophomore Play; Student Council, Secretary 11; Chorus 10; Honor Society 9,10,11,12; Sophomore Bridge Commit- tee; Reminiscence; Senior Council. VINCENT BISIGNANO Spanish Club 11; Golf Team 11,12; Varsity “H” Club 11,12; Basketball 10,11,12; Baseball 9,10,11; Junior Play; Senior Play; Intramurals 9. WALT BLOMQUIST Band 9,10,11,12; Orchestra 10,11,12; Dance Band 11,12. WILLIAM BLOMQUIST Art Club 9,10,11; Football 11,12; Rifle Club 10; Stamp Club 11; Track 9,10,11; Junior Play Committee; Sophomore Play. MORRIS BUFI Football 11,12; Baseball 10,11; Golf Team 11,12; Bowling Club 12; Intramurals 9.10.11.12. JEANNINE BUSCHEL Maroon Murmurs 11,12; Chorus 11; Leaders’ Club 9; Junior Dramatics 9; Intra- murals 9,10,12; Reminiscence. PAUL BUTT Track 9,10,11,12; Football 10,11,12; Student Council, President 12; Senior Class President; Marshal Club 11, Assistant Chief 12; Junior Play Committee; Junior Prom Committee; Varsity H 12. FLORENCE CARABEE Art Club 9; Chorus 9,10; Rifle Club 12; Declamation Contest 9, Winner 10; Junior Play Committee; Intramurals 9. ANN CARROLL Chorus 10,11,12; Junior Play Committee; Reminiscence; French Club 12; Cur- rent Problems 12; Latin Club 10. ELSIE CIANCI G.A.A. 9; Library Club 9,10, President 11,12. MARILYN CLIFFE Maroon Murmurs 10,11,12; Current Problems 11, Secretary 12; Spanish Club, President 11; G. O. Vice-President 10,11; Junior Dramatics 9; Twirlers’ Club 12; Sophomore Play; G.A.A. 9; Intramurals 9,10,11; Junior Prom Committee; Reminiscence. MARYGRACE CROWLEY Debs Club 10,11,12;. Chorus 11,12; G. O. Representative 12; Reminiscence; Junior Play Committee; Junior Prom Committee. CHARLOTTE DAVIS Sophomore Play; Debs Club 11,12; Current Problems 11,12; Chorus 10,11,12; G. O. Representative 12; Junior Prom Committee; Junior Play; Reminiscence. TERESE DELANEY Student Council 9,10,11; Debs Club 11, President 12; Leaders’ Club 9,10,12, Vice-President 11; Chorus 9,10,12; Eligibility Committee 12; G. O. President 12; Referee Club 11; Junior Play; Intramurals 9,10,11,12; Declamation Contest 9,10,11; Reminiscence; Junior Dramatics 9; Sophomore Play; G.A.A. 9; Junior Prom Committee; Athletic Award 11. PAULINE DiBUONO Intramurals 9,10,11,12; Leaders’ Club 9,10,11, Vice-President 12; Reminiscence; Referee Club ll; Junior Dramatics 9; G.A.A. 9; Junior Play Committee; Sopho- mOre Bridge Committee. NICOLINA DiGIACOMO Chorus 10; Library Club 9,10,11,12; Current Problems 11,12; G.A.A. 9; Reminis- cence; Junior Dramatics 9; Intramurals 9; Junior Play Committee. SYDNEY DUFTON Band 9,10,11,12; Orchestra 9,10,11,12; Dance Band 9,10, Student Leader 11,12; Football 11; Vice-President of Class 11; Marshal Club 11,12; Science Club 12; Sophomore Play; Junior Play Cast; Boys’ Chorus 10; Reminiscence; Junior Prom Committee. AMELIA FIORE Cheerleading Squad 11,12; Intramurals 9,10,11,12; Junior Play Committee. MARY FIORE G.A.A. 9; Intramurals 9,10,11; Chorus 9,10; Reminiscence; Junior Play Committee. WILLIAM FORD Band 9,11; G. O. Representative 9; Sophomore Play; Maroon Murmurs 9, Advertising Editor 10.11, Business Editor; Spanish Club 11,12; Current Prob- lems 11,12; Science Club 12; Declamation Contest 9,10,11,12; Boys’ Chorus 10; Reminiscence; Junior Play Committee. BARBARA FULLER Chorus 9,10,11,12; Junior Play Committee; Reminiscence. LOU GINISI Football, Varsity 9,10,11,12, Captain 11,12; Track 9,10; Senior Council; Senior Class Treasurer; Varsity H 9,10,11,12, President 12; Intramurals 9,10,11,12. LLOYD GILDEN Football 12. INCRID GILIOTTI Maroon Murmurs 9,10,11,12; Debs 11,12; Intramurals 9,12; Leaders’ Club 12; Referee Club 11,12; Latin Club 9; G.A.A. 9; G. O. Representative 12; Majorette 11,12; Chorus 11,12; Reminiscence; Sophomore Play; Dance Club 9; Junior Prom Committee; Sophomore Bridge Committee. MIRIAM ANNE GLUBE Band 9,10,11,12; Chorus 11,12; Leaders’ Club 9,11; Maroon Murmurs 10,11; Spanish Club 10,11; Current Problems 12; Junior Play Committee; G.A.A. 9; Junior Dramatics 9; Sophomore Play Cast; Sophomore Bridge Committee. LOUIS GRETO Intramurals 11; Junior Play Committee. JOAN GROMANN Chorus 10,11,12; Debs Club 10,11,12; Majorettes 11,12; G.O. Representative 12; Reminiscence; Junior Play Cast; Junior Prom Committee; Dramatic Club 10. BRENT HARGAN Track 9,10,11; Football 9,10; Basketball 10,11; Baseball 10; Junior Play Com- mittee; Dance Band 12; Varsity H 9,10,11,12. HELEN HEINTZ Chorus 9,11,12; Art Club 12; Reminiscence; Junior Play Committee. CAROL HELITZER Reminiscence, Assistant Editor; Maroon Murmurs 10,11, Advertising Manager 12; Chorus 11,12; Spanish Club 11; Science Club 12; French Club 12; Junior Play Cast; Honor Society 10,11,12. CLIFFORD HENNE Band 9; Track 11; Marshal Club 12; Bowling Club 12. BARBARA HINCK Intramurals 10,11,12; Junior Play 11; Reminiscence; Dance Club 9; G.A.A. 9; Art Club 9. BARBARA HOCARTH Selling Committee 12; French Club 12; Debs 12; Intramurals 11; Maroon Murmurs 12; Reminiscence; Current Problems 12; Science Club 12. WILLIAM HOVEY Prompter, Junior and Senior Plays; Declamation Contest 10,11,12; Science Club 12; Maroon Murmurs 11,12; Reminiscence; Sophomore Bridge Committee; Selling Committee 11,12; Current Problems 11,12; Sophomore Play Cast. CEORCE HUNERLACH Baseball Manager 9; Student Council 12; Dramatics Club 9; Intramurals 10,11; Junior Play Committee. ROSE JACOZZI G.A.A. 9; Library Club 9,10,11,12; Junior Play Committee. RICHARD JONES Football 10; Junior Play Cast; Maroon Murmurs 12; Reminiscence; Selling Committee 11,12; Senior Play Cast. DONALD KING Football 10; Junior Play Committee; Senior Play Committee. GERALDINE KLEIN Intramurals 9.10; Chorus 10; Sophomore Bridge Committee; Junior Play Com- mittee; Reminiscence. NANCY KUGEL Honor Society 9,10,11.12; Maroon Murmurs 9, Advertising Manager 10.11, Business Manager 12; Chorus9,10,11.12; Latin Club 10; Current Problems 11,12; Junior Play, Assistant Director; Sophomore Play; Science Club, Secretary 12; French Club 12. TOM ASINA LE PINO Reminiscence. ROSALIE MARCHIONE Junior Play; Maroon Murmurs 9; Reminiscence; Honor Society 9,10,11,12. DAN MAR60NE Intramurals 9,10,11,12; Bowling Club 12; Student Council 12; Junior Play Cast; Vice President of Senior Class; Football 12; Rifle Club 10,11,12; Marshal Club 12; Track 9. ADELE MAROTTA Leaders’ Club 9,10; Cheerleading Squad 9.10,11; Dance Club 10,11; G.A.A. 9; Latin Club 10. GLORIA MAROTTA Intramnrals 9; French Club 10; Latin Club 10; Library Club 10; Reminiscence; Junior Dramatics 9; Senior Council. JEAN MASCIOLA Intramnrals 9,10.11,12; G.A.A. 9; Sophomore Play Committee: Reminiscence; Senior Play Committee; Sophomore Bridge Committee; Junior Play Committee. MARY MURRAY Student Council 11,12, Secretary 12; Honor Society 9.10,11,12; Class President 10,11; Debs Club 12; Intramnrals 11,12; Chorus 9,10,11,12; Band 9; Reminis- cence; Junior Dramatics 9; Declamation Contest 10; G. O. 12; Junior Play Cast; Spelling Contest 11; Sophomore Bridge Committee; Junior Prom Committee. EDWARD McARDLE Intramurals 9.10; Basketball 10,11; Baseball 9,10,12; Track 9,10,11; Football 9,10,12; Band 10; Marshals 12; Varsity H 12. ANNIE NOYES Band 10,11,12; Orchestra 10,11,12; Chorus 9,10,11,12; Maroon Murmurs 9, 10,11,12; Dance Band 12; Reminiscence, Editor-in-Chief; Current Problems 11, Chairman 12; Science Club 10,11, President 12; G. O. Secretary 10,11; Assembly Representative 10; Student Council 11; Latin Club 10; Declamation Contest 9.10, Winner 11; Spelling Bee 11, 2nd place; Honor Society 9,10,11,12; War Bond Representative 9,10; Dance Club 11; Sophomore Play Cast; Sophomore Bridge Committee; Junior Play Cast; Junior Prom Committee; Science Lab Assistant 12. PATRICIA O’CONNOR Art Club 9. Secretary 10, Vice President 11, President 12; Chorus 10,11,12; Debs Club 12; Cheerleading Squad 12; Current Problems 12; Leaders’ Club 9; G.-O. 12; Junior Play Cast; Reminiscence, Art Editor; Maroon Murmurs 11,12; G.A.A. 9; War Bond Committee 9,10; Junior Prom Committee; Sophomore Play Com- mittee; Sophomore Bridge Committee; Intramurals 9. ANTHONY PELLEGRINI Basketball Manager 10; Basketball 9,11; Golf 11; Junior Play Committee; Bowling Club 12; Varsity H 12; Intramurals 9,10; Dance Club 11. PASQUALE PUGLIESE Intramnrals 11; Rifle Club, Secretary 11; Junior Play Committee; Reminiscence; Senior Play Committee; Spelling Bee 12; Track Manager 9. 25 EVELYN POLK Maroon Murmurs 9,10,11, Editor 12: Reminiscence; Current Problems 11,12; Leaders’ Club- 10,11; Science Club 12; Chorus 9,10,11,12; G.A.A. 9; Orchestra 9,10,11,12; Honor Society 9,10,11,12; French Club 12; Dance Club 9. THERESA POLITO Current Problems 11,12; Maroon Murmurs 11; Latin Club, Secretary 10; Sci- ence Club 12; Honor Society 9,10,11,12; Reminiscence; Intramurals 9; G.A.A. 9; Dance Club 9. ARTHUR PORCELLI Varsity H 12; G. O. Representative 9; Boys’ Chorus 10; Rifle Club 10,11,12; Track 9.10,11; Baseball 11; Football 11,12; Junior Play; Marshal Club 12; Band 9,10,11,12; Senior Play; Golf Team 12; Intramurals 9,10,11,12; Spanish Club 11; Bowling Club 12. JENNIE PROTANO Dance Club 9; Chorus 10; Junior Play Committee; Reminiscence; Junior Prom Committee. THOMAS PROTANO Football 10,11,12; Junior Play Committee; Baseball 9,10. EILEEN RAPP Intramurals 12; G.A.A. 9; Reminiscence. ROSEMARIE RICCARDI Chorus 10,11; Library Club 11; Junior Play Committee; Reminiscence. VIRGINIA ROTH Maroon Murmurs 10 Library Club 12; Council Representative 11; Intramurals 9; Reminiscence; Sophomore Play; Junior Play Committee; Declamation Contest 9. PHOEBE ROWAN Cheerleading Squad 11,12; Maroon Murmurs 11,12; Chorus 11; Leaders’ 9; Intramurals 9,10,12; Reminiscence; Junior Dramatics 9; Referee Club 11; Junior Prom Committee; Junior Play Committee; Senior Play. JOSEPH RUTO Varsity H 10,11,12; Football 10.11,12: Basketball 9.10; Track 9; Intramurals 9.10,11,12; Marshal Club 11, Chief 12; Basketball Manager 10,11; Bowling Club 12. DONALD SAVAGE Junior Play Committee; Junior Prom Committee; Track 10; Current Problems 11,12; Science Club 11,12; Senior Play Committee; Declamation Contest 11,12; French Club 9,10; Reminiscence; Maroon Murmurs 12; Sophomore Bridge Com- mittee; Sophomore Play. JOSEPH SCAVERA Senior Play; Marshal Club 10,11,12; Basketball Manager 9; Junior Play Com- mittee. ALBERT SCHARF Band 9,10,11,12; Orchestra 9,10,11,12; Football 10,11,12; Track 10,11; Intra- murals 10,11; Boys’ Chorus 11; Dance Band 10,11,12. ROBERT SCHIERENBERG Football 11,12; Track 11,12; Rifle Club 10,12; Junior Play Committee; Junior Prom Committee; Intramurals 10,11,12; Marshal Club 12. LUCY SPINAZZOLA Leaders’ Club 9,10,11, Secretary 12; Intramurals 9,10,11,12; Referee Club 11; Class Secretary 10,11,12: Cheerleading Squad 11,12: Reminiscence; G. O. Rep- resentative 9; Senior Council; G.A.A. 9; Junior Play Committee; Sophomore Bridge Committee. ALFRED SPRAGUE Intramurals 9,10,11,12; Marshal Club 11,12; Reminiscence; Maroon Murmurs, Sports Editor 11,12; Junior Play. Committee; Senior Play Committee; Current Problems 11; Senior Council; Bowling Club 12. JOHN STEIGLER Intramurals 9,10,11,12; Basketball 9,10,11.12; Varsity H 11,12; Track 10,11; Marshal Club 11,12; Football 10; Junior Play Committee. ROSE MARIE SULLA Intramurals 12; Senior Play; Maroon Murmurs 12; Spanish Club 12. GEORGE SUMMERVILLE Baseball 9,10,11,12; Varsity H 10,11.12: Marshall Club 11,12; Basketball 9, 10,11,12; Intramurals 9,10,11,12; Junior Play Committee. 26 HARRY TRAMONTANO Intramurals 9,10; Junior Play Committee; Bowling Club 12; Senior Play Com- mittee. ANTHONY TR1MARCHI Football 11,12; Basketball 10,12, Captain 11; Varsity H 10-12, President 11; Marshal Club 11,12; Student Council. THERESA TRAYNOR Intramurals 10,12: Junior Play; Cheerleading Squad 11,12; G.A.A. 9; Senior Council; Senior Play. RENEE G. VALENTINO Junior Dramatics 9; Maroon Murmurs 12; Reminiscence; Chorus 12; Junior Prom Committee; Junior Play Committee. BARBARA VAUGHN Band 9,10,11,12; Orchestra 9,10,11,12; Chorus 9,10,11,12; Dance Band 12; Reminiscence; Junior Play. PHILIP VILLAROSA Art Club 9,10,11; Basketball 9,10; Intramurals 9,10,11; Bowling Club 12; Junior Play Committee; Senior Play Committee; Junior Dramatics 9; Junior Prom Committee; Reminiscence. ROSE VOLPE Chorus 11,12; Reminiscence; Debs Club, Secretary 12; Junior Dramatics 9; Art Club 9,10,11; Intramurals 9,12; Cheerleading Squad 12; G. O. Representa- tive 12; Dance Club 9; Sophomore Bridge; Junior Prom Committee; Junior Play Committee. VIRGINIA WAINWRIGHT Library Club 9; Cheerleading Squad 9,10,11, Captain 12; Junior Play Cast; Intramurals 9,12; Reminiscence; Junior Dramatics 9; G. O. Representative 10; Senior Play Cast. GEORGE WANDELL Library Club 9,10; Library Council 10; Spanish Club 11. GEORGE WEBER Intramurals 9,10; Dance Club 9; Bowling Club 12; Junior Play Committee; Senior Play Committee. HELEN WINKER Chorus 9,10,11,12; Spanish Club 11,12; Reminiscence; Debs Club 12; Junior Dramatics 9; G. O. Representative 12; Dance Club 9; G.A.A. 9; Sophomore Play; Junior Prom Committee. DONALD O'KEEFE Football 9,12; Baseball 9,12; Track 9,12; Varsity H 9,12; Senior Council; Intra- murals 9,12; Maroon Murmurs 9; Art Club 9; G. O. Representative 9.; War Bond Representative 9. 008 H€fiGGS L cue fie JS ® 6« cc iuf� ) ir ii oir i ’ J 4 S f?Po3(lfiS V «? ? rJLj Sr1 W V � •«5 A UVOVv� I %cer n6e youo)6 4' 7 J SOoectxy •p |L «OcQc cq. Como $ VJ oy ?j , 4 y i'C€fQ) eGaO6 2 VX)iC( P c fe -g. J°' ■y % v. o' for t y _ ' ffec .e ' « 6 ft. $U 3 ;V£ fy %s' -0 «s ; 3 f)(D0 G0y« CO08OOQ; t •- 1 rophecij Delaney wins Olympic swimming contest at Geneva, Switzerland. Marotta dances way to fame with Syd Dufton’s Famous Five. Kugel directs play by Hogarth. Sue Davis takes the lead. Crowley models famous creations by O’Connor. Mary Murray elected head of Women’s Club. C. Henne, new D. A., calms riot caused by teenagers seeking a glimpse of B. Hargan and sixth wife. Dr. Bisignano and Dr. Scavera accompanied by secretaries Carabee and Riccardi attend Dentists’ Convention. Valentino, Hinck, LePino, Rapp, and Spmazzola lauded for excellent work by Bufi Business School. Nurses Rowan and Noyes cited for heroic work in hospital disaster. Jacozzi and Fuller, bookkeepers for local union 706, testify in embezzlement case. Heintz and Agostinelli illustrate book for children. Janette Adam stars in Russian Ballet now open on Broadway. Representative Nancy Carroll votes “no” on Hunerlach-Harris Bill recently vetoed by President Butt. Mitrano and Masciola take top honors in County Fair exhibits of preserves. McArdle’s Panthers, Ginisi’s Huskies and Summerville’s Tigers tie for first place as Grid Champs. Glube wins contract to draw for Disney. Vic Jacoby and Don Savage blow up SI,000,000 lab. while experimenting with new cough medicine. A. Sprague, retired journalist, finances Blomquist, Porcelli, and Pritchard, chemical engineers, in latest experiments. Hovey and Jones venture to moon in new stratospheric rocket- ship invented by Wandell. King sues well-known heiress for breach of promise. Gilden acts as lawyer for defense. Ball and Berger, prominent doctors, fight Socialized Medicine. Lischke and Steigler named branch managers of Pugliese Lum- ber Company. New series of concerts opening at Carnegie Hall featuring Ma- rotta and Vaughn, noted pianists. Ford, newly elected mayor, resigns position as teacher. DiGia- como and Roth being considered as replacements. Photo contest sponsored by Carol Helitzer, editor of Women’s Magazine, is won by Weber’s shots of I. Giliotti. Sulla sings for benefit. Villarosa, campaign manager announces success. Goal of $5,000,000 reached. Scharf raises winner. Kentucky derby title won again. M. Fiore dresses hair for debut of J. Gromann, Miss America of 1957. Polk heads plan for relief of handicapped proposed by Senator Schierenberg. Cliflfe, official receptionist for U. S. President, greets Foreign Ambassadors Harris and Protano on arrival in Washington. Pellegrini voted to head up-state institution. Wainwright and Polito differ on correct care of Kindergarten Kiddies. Fink sets new speed record. Pete Smith edits “Hobo News.” Winker, Bisceglia, appointed stewardesses for Tramantano Air- ways. E. Bisceglia’s, G. Klein’s voices used in movie cartoon’s version of “Giggles.” Volpe rates in top 10 best-dressed women of the year. Fiore, Protano defy Gregg and Pitman, introduce new short- hand method. Cianci invents super-soda. Patents formula. Buschel declared “Million-dollar Baby” in five-and-ten cent store. Trimarchi to coach Army. Blomquist to play at Harvest Moon Ball. “Marcone to publish text book for medicine,” announces secre- tary R. Marchione. Ruto, Greto contract to build state highways. Traynor dances in Cuban Night Club. Billed the “Cuban Cutie.” DiBuono steals show as heroine. Donald O’Keefe appointed football coach at Pleasantville High School. Oceola Walden receives plaudits from enthusiastic audience at concert debut in Carnegie Hall. Calais ry September 1942 saw the entrance of another new group of eighth graders into our beautiful new building. In fact it was the third class to start from the eighth grade. While the class of ’47 was making its en- trance, the U. S. had almost completed its first year in the Second World War. We found it difficult at first to get accustomed to high school life. We could be heard asking where the gym, rooms 102 and 103, etc., could be found. We faithfully attended all school functions, were loyal to our Alma Mater, and soon became like any other H. H. S. student. Freshman year was the real beginning of our high school career. We were no longer considered the “babies.” Four year courses were in our thoughts and some of us already were making plans for post- graduation. Some of the boys went out for sports and the rest went to cheer the teams. We had our first class election with Mary Murray’s being elected President. Ah—Now we were Sophomores and were beginning to think of our ’47 yearbook. We gave a bridge for our parents and their friends which was a huge success. ‘Where’s Johnny?” a short play we chose to give, was also a success. More boys went out for sports and of course we were all worried about our studies. At this stage of the game we were three-fourths of the way through our four years and were important “upper class-men.” We made our name the first semester selling pins and stickers so that everyone could be properly identified as a student of H. H. S. We sold candy and hot drinks to cold spectators at the football games. The second semester we produced a three act comedy entitled “Where’s Laurie?” After many anxious moments the curtain closed on another Class of ’47 suc- cess. Encouraged by this, we turned our thoughts to our Junior Prom. Our hard work and enthusiasm were not in vain. Everyone enjoyed the dance and our Junior Year ended. At last—We had almost reached the goal for which we had been striving. Again we sold candy and hot drinks and this year our team made us very proud by playing a wonderful series of football games. We produced another play entitled “Nothing But the Truth.” As usual we were a bit worried, but the cast came through with a brilliant per- formance that surprised even themselves. REMINISCENCE was started so that the Class of ’47 would have something to remember its four years. So the time has come to say “So long” to dear old H.H.S. “So long” not “Good-Bye,” Alma Mater. We’ll be back to visit. Every year an election is held to determine the all-round boy and girl in the Senior Class. This year the Class of ’47 nominated for this honor Mary Murray, Annie Noyes, Lucy Spinazzola, Robert Berger, Paul Butt, and Anthony Trimarchi. When the entire school voted and the ballots were counted, the results showed that the student body of Harrison High chose Lucy and Hank to be the girl and the boy most deserving of this honor. V Dan Marcone .... Best Dressed . . Carol Helitzer Bill Hovey .... Most Dramatic . .Janette Adam Bill Ford ... Best Speaker . Theresa Delaney George Wandell .... Quietest . . . Marilyn Fink Bill Blomquist . . . .Class Artist Donald O’Keefe . . . .Dreamiest . . .Eleanor Agostinelli Dan Marcone .... Cutest . . .Virginia Wainwright Art Porcelli . . . Best Personality Dick Jones .... Noisiest . . Theresa Traynor Anthony Pellegrini . . . . . . Teachers' Pet , . . Nancy Kugel Louis Ginisi . . . Most Athletic Joe Scavera . . . Best Dancer . . Adele Marotta Lloyd Gilden .... Most Sophisticated . . . Sue Davis George Hunerlach . . . . . . . Class Flirt . . Marilyn Cliffe Bill Ford .... Most Likely to Succeed . . . Mary Murray Morris Bufi .. . Mischief Maker . . .Virginia Wainwright Syd Dufton .. . Class Musician . . . Barbara Vaughn Don Savage . . . .Nicest Smile . . . Jennie Protano Paul Butt . . Lucy Spinazzola George Lischke ... .Nicest Eves . . . Amelia Fiore Eddie McArdle ... .Nicest Hair . . Marygrace Crowley Bob Berger .... Class Brain . . . Annie Noyes 34 Paul Butt........ George Hunerlach Class of ’47..... Dick Jones ...... Brent Hargan Hank Trimarchi George Wandell . . Harry Tramantano Leonard Pritchard George Weber . . . A1 Sprague....... Don Savage ...... Bill Hovey ...... Tom Protano Vincent Bisignano Leonard Pritchard Joe Ruto......... Brent Hargan Bob Berger....... Don O’Keefe Hank Trimarchi . . . Best Couple..............Marilyn Cliffe . Changed Most Since.........Rose Volpe Freshman Year . . Clock Watcher ........... Class of ’47 ..Laziest ...................Barbara Fuller . Most Sarcastic ............Theresa Traynor . Most School Spirit......... Pauline Di Buono . . Haters of the Opposite Sex Tomasina LePino . Most Independent .......... Barbara Fuller . Best Sport................. Renee Valentino . .Class Wit ................Ingrid Giliotti . Class Arguers.............Theresa Polito . Most Lovable..............Barbara Hogarth . Class Giggler ............Geraldine Klein . Optimist .................Betty Bisceglia Pessimist..................Mirianne Glube Most Reliable..............Annie Noyes Peppiest ..................Adele Marotta . Biggest Wolf (ess)........Toni Bisceglia . Most Scientific...........Adelaide Ball . Best Looking .............Theresa Delaney . Best Figure...............Phoebe Rowan roe caoace ? casr caudee o C w GRGC6 COQOY GO pe «arce 5 usee seccy cors. ooccccaoos ness eQGcvss socyc 6G0GG6 GOOfe BOO soeficnp OCRS (MG UQCOURCGGT sue dgucs par o'cocidoR. TGi€£€S 'TGGYCOOZ COfi Y cou rgv GC€Gdo$ GGosrrcveccc C G ROC f)€ CCTZetL crocet g eoro Gad Ao)0))6 aoves TCGGSe oeCBOCY GCCGifiKSO o 0(V€S Ufcvcecvr Brscecvonio Darvmy oofiGcoae euereo e Poececcc s y o ocy do fro o junior CL Mr. Roswell R. Marshall, Director Nancy Kugel, Assistant Director Bill Hovey, Prompter Production Staff: P. Maxwell, A. Bisceglia, J. Steigler,rV. Roth, J. Scavera, A. Trimarchi, V. Jacoby, R. Schierenberg, L. Spinazzola, P. Villarosa, W. Blomquist, A. Pellegrini. Senior aSS CAST OF CHARACTERS Robert Bennett.............Vincent Bisignano Clarence Van Dusen Arthur Porcelli Bishop Doran Victor Jacoby Dick Donnelly Joseph Scavera E. M. Ralston Richard Jones Mrs. Ralston................. Theresa Delaney Ethel Clark Rose Marie Sulla Gwendolyn Ralston Charlotte Davis Mabel Jackson Virginia Wainwright Sabel Jackson.........................Theresa Traynor Martha .......................Phoebe Rowan Director Mr. Roswell Marshall Friday December 6 TUESDAY, DECEMBER 10, 1946 Jessie Anderson . . Bernard Auerbach . Manuel Battaglia . Helen Bennett Philip Castelli Gladys Chamberlin Louise Chipman . . Charles Dawson . . , Madeline Dickey . . Edith DiPace...... Anne Donley...... Margaret Donovan James C. Eldredge A. Joseph Hannon Robert Havington . Otto Heddericg . . . Ellen Hubei...... Paul Koehler .... Mary Lally .... Roswell Marshall Beulah Mayer .. John Metcalfe . . Joseph O’Shea................ Mary Quinn ................. Matilda Risoli............... Richard Rose................ Abraham Rosenthal .......... Aurelius Sofia ............. Nellie Stephens.............. George Taylor ............... Alexander Young ............ Office ...................... Principal, Alexander Arning .....................William Ford ......................Annie Noyes ....................Rose Jaccozzi .......................Elsie Cianci Robert Berger (Dean) Rosemarie Riccardi (Bookkeeping) ....................Gloria Marotta .....................Helen Winker . Clifford Henne (Mech. Drawing) Helen Heintz (Rep. and Design) ..................Phoebe Rowan .......................Evelyn Polk .............Lucy Spinazzola ....................Ingrid Giliotti ....................Virginia Roth ....................Victor Jacoby ..................George Wandell .......................Ann Carroll ..................Rose Marie Sulla ..............Walter Blomquist Barbara Vaughn Syd Dufton ....................Marilyn Cliffe ................Elizabeth Bisceglia ....................Mary Murray ....................George Weber Louis Greto Albert Scharf ....................Carol Helitzer ....................Mirian Glube ..................Jennie Protano .................William Blomquist .......................Joseph Ruto ...................Geraldine Klein ...............Antoinette Bisceglia ....................Joan Gromann .......................Louis Ginisi .................Rosalie Marchione ........................Paul Butt 38 CLa Will LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT OF THE CLASS OF ’47 We, the Class of ’47, being of sound mind(?) Find that we’ve a few small gifts for those we leave behind: The seats that we have occupied these past 5 years or so, We leave to those who follow us, as classes come and go. To the junior class we leave the thrill that comes in your Senior Year, When you’ve earned the respect of all the school and they think you’ve something to fear. To the Sophomores we leave a note of congrats, You’re no longer “poor underclassmen.” To the Freshmen we leave, for future exams, some paper, a pencil, and pen. The “little Eighth Graders” don’t know what’s in store. We leave you our sympathy. (Need we say more?) We leave Mr. Eldredge a fine steed of white to ride in the Gallic War. We leave Mr. Marshall a new senior class (Poor man doesn’t know what he’s in for.) Mr. Taylor and Mrs. Hubei we leave with their office machines. Mr. Dawson’s bequeathed a nice box of paints in the hope he will paint pretty scenes. We leave the blue slips, the pink, white, and greens, To Miss Lally and Mr. Castelli, our deans. We leave Miss Risoli a new home room class, Mr. Auerback some laws on volume and mass. We leave Mr. Havington a line, plane, and point. We leave Mrs. Donley our bones out of joint. We leave Miss DiPace our well-kept History notes. Mr. Young and Rosenthal, for coaching, get our votes. To Mr. Koehler a new book of jokes to make people laugh. To. Mr. Heddericg a vacation after handling this staff. To all of the teachers we leave heartfelt thanks for helping us down through the years. You helped us get started and guided us well, You’ve watched us through laughter and tears. Students, principals, parents, teachers all, Our thanks for the part you have played big or small. We’ll remember you all and will to the end, For which one of us could forget a good friend? Class of ’47 39 uca oarcl o. Rear, left to right—Mr. John Mcllwain, Mr. James McHugh, Mr. Samuel Aloisi, Jr. Seated—Mr. Fred Klune, Mr. Henri Lange. €h ujililitij Cc ommi ittee Chairman, Mr. Auerbach MR. LOUIS M. KLEIN Superintendent Miss Agnes Murtagh, Secretary MISS ARCANGELA BISCEGLIA Secretary Mr. Alexander L. Arning, Principal MISS MARY LALLY Dean of Girls English MR. PHILIP CASTELLI Dean of Boys Commercial MISS MARY QUINN English MISS NELLIE STEPHENS English MR. ROSWELL MARSHALL English MR. OTTO HEDDERICG MR. BERNARD AUERBACH MISS MARGARET DONOVAN MR. JOSEPH HANNON MR. PAUL KOEHLER English Advanced Science Science Science Music MR. GEORGE TAYLOR Commercial MRS. ELLEN HUBEL Commercial MR. MANUEL BATTAGLIA Commercial MISS MATILDA RISOLI Commercial MRS. HELEN BENNETT Librarian 42 MISS GLADYS CHAMBERLIN MISS BEULAH MAYER MR. JAMES ELDREDCE MISS LOUISE CHIPMAN MISS MARTHA DILLING French Spanish Latin School Nurse Business MR. CHARLES DAWSON MR. JOHN METCALFE Art Industrial Arts 3 acuity MRS. JESSIE ANDERSON Social Studies MISS EDITH DiPACE Social Studies MR. AURELIUS SOFIA Social Studies MR. JOSEPH O’SHEA Social Studies MR. ABRAHAM ROSENTHAL J� Vocational MRS. ANNE DONLEY MR. ROBERT HAVINGTON MR. RICHARD ROSE MISS MADELINE DICKEY Physical Education Advanced Math Mathematics Home Economic� MR. ALEXANDER YOUNG Physical Education junior5 Row One, left to right—J. Tolve, J. Purcell, J. Milgrim, R. Codings, C. Erickson, D. Erlanger, J. Beeaker, M. Conover, M. O’Keefe. Row Two—J. Plunkett, M. Fiore, K. Murray. P. Wilson. R. Henning, R. Schiess, C. Santora, A. Fraioli. Row Three—G. La Rubino, H. Jardine, R. Brady, D. Hill, J. Lloyd, R. Ferrares, H. Mustacato, W. Miles, E. Jooss. Row One—E. Sullivan, K. Cushing, A. Iatiiri, A. Toohey, M. Davids, N. Anderson, F. Polito. Row Two—F. Guiliano, D. Donovan, J. Monroe, R. DiLalla, B. Olson, R. Carino, B. Anderson. 45 aniord Row One—P. Kay, N. Hoy, J. Volpe, A. Marciano, A. Smith, A. Higgons. Row Two—P. Luckhardt, A. Reale, W. Kaiser, S. Feda, R. Morris, C. Vaughn. Row Three—J. Verrilli, A. Rose, D. Suellau, J. Lauro, J. Stein, F. LaVigna. Row Four—E. Fiore, J. McGillicuddy, C. Corbetta, T. McLaughlin, M. Truscello. Row One—M. Lamberilli, C. DeFonce, A. Roberto, E. Tauro, E. Delzio, A. LoParco. Row Two—G. Brunner, E. Greto, A. Donado, H. Bronson, J. Mauro, B. Barnett. Row Three—D. Pascale, D. Rosa, T. Nordman, A. Klein, M. Vendola. Row Four—C. Brunner, P. Valarelli, A. Basso, D. DiBiccari, R. Beck. Row One R. Bufi, F. DeBueris, K. Lembo, C. Tolve, M. Passafumc, I. Tauro. Row Two—B. Leopitzi M. Crenson, J Newing, A. Lindine, F. Allegretti, F. Schomberl. Row Three-T. Silvestro, E. Colloton, K. Greer, P. Vetere, J. Fraioli. Row Four-R. Levin, A. Stone, L. Patella, J. Louro, V. Vendola. Row- One-K. Fiorito, J. Camardella, G. Velapoldi, A. LePino, C. Policriti, I. Bergwall. Row Two— N. Driscoll, J. Polk, D. LaRubino, F. Polk, A. DiLauria, M. Fanella. Row Three—E. Scatenato, S. Lagana, P. Spizzirro, E. Basso, J. Castiglia, A. Cocomazzi. onto red Row One-A. Sirolli, F. DeLorio, A. Bianco, J. Burrell, N. Raub. Row Two-L. Delaney, R. Arra- brusler, H. Collings, A. Tower, P. LeGrazie. Row Three—S. Malfitano, A. MacDonald, R. Kingan, R. Wilson, W. Hatfield. 48 Row One—P. Olson, R. Bisceglia, B. Jones, W. Johnston, E. Harris, M. Winker. Row Two—R. Ver- rilli, M. Trafrate, B. Leichter, G. Miles, A. Sherran, D. Pleet. redlimen Row One—M. Rutland, V. Mustacato, J. Valentino, A. Swertfeger, A. Leehey, R. Falzarano. Row Two—E. Riccqrdi, M. Parciaseppi, T. Fannella, L. Rombola, J. Lusardo, C. Forlano, R. Forlano. Row Three—P. Passamonte, R. Hicks, H. Fiorito, J. DeBarros, B. Gianetti, A. Pascale. Row Four— R. Savage, B. DeFonce, H. Pastor, C. Bauer, A. Camardella, R. Labrusciano, E. Falzarano. Row Five— T. Smith, J. Falco, P. Duffy, A. Riccardi, J. Morone, R. Layton, R. Briotte. 49 Row One—S. Neulander, C. Giulino, M. Pinto. Row Two—J. Gottheil, P. French, R. DeFonce; C. Berlanti, G. Marcone, P. Seibert. Row Three—J. O’Meara, R. Bisceglia, M. Sannicola, P. DeFonce, E. Ianiri, E. Cunniffe. Row Four—B. Bagi, R. Martino, J. Logan, G. Cianci, J. Aragona, M. Della Valla. Row Five—M. Martin, H. Webster, A. Veneziano, J. Healy, P. Cristiano, D. Leichter. Row Six— M. Eisgreau, G. Klein, M. Cipolla, W. Crenson. redlimen Row One—R. Plant, R. Strange, D. O'Keefe, B. Young, S. Kugel, S. Stewart. Row Two—J. Higgons, C. Rambusch, P. LaPorta, B. Benton, J. Hosking, F. Rutland. Row Three—L. Alphen, L. Paterno, P. Crozier, A. Valentino, P. Jardine. Row Four—P. Zicca, P. LeGrazie, F. Sposato, L. Sirolli, J. Gatto. Row Five—J. Lindenbaum, P. Townsend, A. Cozzolina, C. Townsend, E. Roth. 50 Row One-A. Veneziano, E. Murphy, F. Julian, F. Loffredo, C. Rainiero, M. Fitzhugh. Row Two- A. Saeli, H. Furman, H. Diuro, J. Lamparelli, A. Dominelli, J. Fitzhugh. Row Three-H. Steigler, R. Colloton, R. Gibson, J. Gaffney. Row Four-S. Gilden, D. O’Keefe, S. Trimarchi, D. Weeks, C. Selvaggio. 8th (jracle Row One—I. Barletta, G. Forlano, B. Burgess, E. Talia, I. Minishi, C. Vetere. Row Two—P. Savage, F. LaMedica, E. Dibuono, F. Creto, R. Ruge, M. Volpe. Row Three—H. Slawson, W. McCallie, S. Desta, F. Baker, J. Crafa, W. Frattarola. Row Four—R. Simpson, D. Basso. Row One—R. DeGrotta, E. Brennan, L. Corritore, J. Brunner, J. Dufton, B. Edgecomb. Row Two— F. Bianca, L. Di Bererdino, B. Berlanti, A. Aniello, J. Camardella, E. Capone. Row Three—A. De Angelo, D. Crane, G. Elliott, F. DeVincentis, P. Burrell. Row Four—D. Crenson, C. Daniell, J. Dawson, D. Bcuerman, F. Carpiniello. 8th Cjracle Row One—F. Polito, M. Riccio, S. Schofield, F. Torano, N. Corsaro, J. Reale, J. Stewart. Row Two— P. Savage, A. Protano, M. Pellegrini, B. Rattray, C. Passamonte, R. Sperling, E. Puccella. Row Three —C. Peterson, S. Villarosa, J. Spinozzola, F. Spizzirro, M. St. John, M. Tezzi, R. Savage. Row Four— V. Serrecchia, A. Troilo, C. Vaughn, J. Straface, F. See, W. Schmidt, G. Taylor, D. Ranieri. Row One—F. Forlano, R. Morelia, U. Fallani, C. Martino, V. Ferguson, R. Hinck. Row Two—J. Morris, L. Henne, L. Fabrizio, J. LaFredo, S. LeGoff, D. McMorrow. Row Three—R. Hicks, S. Mitrano, E. McClenahan, E. Lind, A. Fiore, P. McDonald. Row Four—K. Meyer, A. Marchione, P. Martino, M. Lusardo, L. Loffredo. Row Five—F. McIntyre, P. Grunnebaum. Senior C ounci Adviser Mr. Taylor President Paul Butt Vice President Dan Marcone Secretary L. Spinazzola Treasurer L. Ginisi Student (Council Advisers Miss Lally Mr. Marshall President Paul Butt Vice President J. McGillicuddy Secretary Mary Murray 54 Adviser Miss Chamberlin President Evelyn Polk Vice President William Blomquist Secretary Joan Purcell T reasurer Catherine Murray cu Adviser Miss Quinn President William Kaiser Vice President Sarah Stewart Secretary Camilla Rambusch 4 faroon Wo IfjfjurmurS Adviser Mr. Heddericg Editor-in-Chief Evelyn Polk 56 2beld Adviser Mrs. Hubei President Theresa Delaney Vice President Joan Gromann Secretary Rose Volpe Jlonor Society- Advisers Mrs. Bennett Mr. Eldredge President Robert Berger Vice President Evelyn Polk Secretary Nancy Kugel 57 cu Adviser Miss Mayer President Robert Morris Vice President Janet Adam Secretary Anna Ianiri Treasurer Herbert Jardine Adviser Mr. Auerbach President Fred Berlanti Vice President Joseph Verrilli Secretary Anthony Reale Treasurer Phil Luckhardt 58 Adviser Mrs. Bennett President Elsie Cianci Vice President Rose Jacozzi Secretary Pat Laverty i Uarditif cu Adviser Mr. Young President Louis Ginisi Vice President John McGillicuddy Secretary-T reasurer Paul Butt 59 Captain V. Wainwright •Science cu Adviser Mr. Auerbach President Annie Noyes Vice President Don Savage Secretary-T reasurer Nancy Kugel 60 — War, Adviser Mr. Havington Chief Joe Ruto Asst. Chief Paul Butt 1 YlujoretteA 61 an 62 Student Leader Sydney Dufton orud 63 MR. HEDDERICG Adviser PAT Art BILL Prophecy RENEE Subscription AL Sports e r 1 b V GINNY Typing BILL Class Poll ,v v ) ANNIE Editor-in-Chief CAROL Asst. Editor JENNY Business BOBBIE Senior Section DICK Photography PHOEBE Class History DON Proofreading t)ec(citnciti C ontedt Sponsor, Miss Stephens Winners: Brita Olson Robert Morris C udtoch land Mr. Frank Calandruccio Mr. Daniel Del Vecchio Mrs. Josephine Burgess Mr. Anthony Fiore HARRISON 34 - NEW YORK SCHOOL FOR DEAF 0 The first game of the 1946 football season saw the Huskies unleash a powerful and accurate attack which netted four touchdowns. HARRISON 6 - PEARL RIVER 33 After scoring a quick touchdown at the beginning of the game, the Huskies were stopped completely while the visitors scored five times. HARRISON 6 - EASTCHESTER 13 This game played at Eastchester was the most important for the Huskies. Eastchester scored seconds before the first half ended by recovering a Harrison fumble. The Maroon and White came charging back to score in the second half, but their kickoff was con- verted into another Eagle touchdown. HARRISON 40 - PLEASANTVILLE 0 Harrison resumed competition writh Pleasantville and gave the visitors a warm recep- tion by scoring six touchdowns. “Paul” “Tom” “Bill” “Joe” HARRISON 35 - BELLOWS 0 This game started “with a bang” as the Huskies scored three touchdowns in the first quarter. Two more scores, one in the second and another in the last period, completed the total while the impotent Panthers could not meet with any success with their plays. HARRISON 65 - TUCKAHOE 12 The Tigers of Tuckahoe came to Harrison for this game which turned out to be a field day for the Maroon and White. Scoring at least two touchdowns in every quarter, the Huskies ran all over the weak visitors. HARRISON 25 - EDISON TECH 21 This contest, played away, featured one of the most thrilling last quarters in Harrison grid history. After trailing by eight points at the beginning of this period, the boys passed and charged their way to three touchdowns while Edison scored once. HARRISON 13 - RYE 6 Rye came to Harrison for this game to decide second place in the S.W.I.A.C. and the Little Three championship. The teams were evenly matched and after a hard fought first period, the Huskies broke the ice in the second quarter. Harrison again scored in the second half taking the kickoff and marching up the field. Then the Garnets tallied. After that neither team again threatened seriously. “Accident?” “Pick him up, Joe!” 'ijardlty (JSadhetbaff SWIAC CL cun ipion5 The Huskies won the SWIAC league championship with an 8—2 standing and also the Little Three Crown with a 3—1 record. The Jayvees also won the SWIAC title with an 8—2 record. Coach Rosenthal and his basketeers are to be con- gratulated for their fine achievement. The outstand- ing feature of this winning aggregation has been the ability to rally in the late stages of the game and to come through with the victory. Excellent team spirit coupled with team play had much to do with the teams’ success. “Hank” Trimarchi was chosen all SWIAC guard on the first team and John Castiglia made the all SWIAC second team as forward. SEASON’S RECORD Harrison 2 Iona................................... 0 33 Blessed Sacrament ................... 31 32 Pleasantville ....................... 19 27 Rye ................................. 30 25 Yonkers Commerce .................... 39 37 Yonkers Commerce .................... 30 44 Iona................................. 41 57 Edison Tech.......................... 51 51 Bellows ............................. 32 59 Saunders Tech........................ 47 34 Eastchester ......................... 39 44 Rye ................................. 35 57 Pleasantville ....................... 23 43 Eastchester ......................... 41 50 Edison Tech.......................... 30 45 Scarsdale............................ 30 37 Bellows ............................. 35 53 Blessed Sacrament ................... 55 junior (f3adhetl)cil( TOURNAMENT, CLASS B Harrison ... 55 Beacon .. 23 •Forfeit—Iona—Ineligibility. Mr. Rosenthal, Coach Jrach •Sequaci Mr. Young, Coach a .-‘IS ■ 5 'J ar V V Mrs. Donley, Adviser Mrs. Donley, Coach Jlonor Mrs. Donley, Coach ABSENT, Barbara Hinck Rosemarie DeLalla Kay Cushing tbadminton 76 if- •f The members of the June 1947 Class of Harrison High School wish to express their appreciation to all those through whose efforts this Senior Yearbook was made possible. We give our many thanks to those patrons and advertisers who have contributed so generously toward the success of this book. AQUA MANUFACTURING CO., INC., 1 East 33rd Street. New York 6, N. Y. J. BISCEGLIA SONS. INC., Builders, Biltmore Theater Building. Harrison. BURRELL OIL CO., Fuel Oil, Timers. Oil Burners, 210 Harrison Avenue, Harrison. BROWN BROWN, Real Estate, 303 Halstead Avenue, Harrison. R. CALCAGNI SON, Construction Detail Work, Purdy Street, Harrison. CARUSO, Fine Tailoring, 227VS Halstead Avenue, Harrison. CENTURY MUSICAL INSTRUMENT CO., 144 Mamaroneck Avenue, White Plains. COUNTY SEAT SUPPLY CO., White Plains and Mt. kisco. COMPLIMENTS OF A FRIEND. FRENCH MURTAGH, Plumbing Heating Contractors, Bank Building. Harrison. GELLER’S DEPARTMENT STORE, 229 Harrison Avenue, Harrison. HARRISON 5c-10c-$5.00, 272 Halstead Avenue, Harrison. HARRISON FLORIST, Flowers for Every Occasion, 219' 2 Harrison Ave., Harrison. HARRISON IRON MACHINE WORKS, 58 Halstead Avenue, Harrison. HARRISON JEWELERS, S. Sunray. Prop., 263 Halstead Avenue, Harrison. HARRISON RADIO ELECTRIC SERVICE, 253 Halstead Avenue, Harrison. HARRISON ROOFING TINNING, 12 Purdy Street, Harrison. Our Sincere Wishes For Success—HARRISON TEACHERS ASSOCIATION. LEPINO BROTHERS, Plumber, 74 Crotona Avenue, Harrison, Tel. Park 1107 PACE INSTITUTE, 225 Broadway. New York City, N. Y. PETER—Hairdresser, Permanent Waving, 215 Halstead Avenue, Harrison. PORTCHESTER LUMBER CO., Lumber and Coal, Harrison. PRINCESS SHOP, 221 Harrison Avenue, Harrison. Compliments of ANGELO RICCIO, Architect, 2271 f Harrison Avenue, Harrison. RISOLI’S RESTAURANT, 9 Purdy Street, Harrison, Tel. Park 3008, Dining Dancing. SCIENTIFIC HAND LAUNDRY, Quality Above All, 222 Harrison Avenue, Harrison. SCHNEIDER'S, Meats and Sea Foods, 265 Halstead Avenue, Tel. Park 4028. SCOTT STUDIOS, 57 Mamaroneck Avenue, White Plains, Tel. White Plains 7510. SELIGSON’S STATIONERY, BOOK AND GIFT SHOP, 279 Halstead Ave., Harrison. Compliments of THE VARSITY SHOP. Harrison Avenue, Harrison. WASHINGTON LAUNDRY, Calvert Street, Harrison. Compliments of the BOARD OF EDUCATION, UNION FREE SCHOOL DISTRICT No. 6, TOWNS OF RYE AND HARRISON: Mr. Henri W. Lange, President; Mr. Samuel Aloisi, Jr., Mr. James McHugh, Mr. Fred C. Klune, Mr. John F. Mellwain. The staff is particularly indebted to the representatives of the Scott Studio of White Plains for their excellent illustrative material and to T. 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