Harrison High School - Reminiscence Yearbook (Harrison, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 80 of the 1954 volume:

REMINISCENCE published by the CLASS OF 1954 HARRISON HIGH SCHOOL HARRISON, NEW YORK 9 EDITORIAL Nos statuimus quid fiamus;” We are now preparing for what we shall become. How very true that is! For the five years we have spent in Harrison High School were our basic formative years. In this short time our minds, personalities, and char- acters have emerged from their cocoons and have become an integral part of ourselves as others know us. It was almost entirely here, within these walls, that our futures were formed. The outcome of the activities in which we have parti- cipated and the responsibilities which we have shouldered will be evident in later life; no matter where we seek our respective niches in life, each one of us will be influenced by our associations here with fellow students and faculty members. The help and encouragement of our teachers, the close friendships made, and the pleasant experiences had in Harrison will help to make up our personalities and philo- sophies of life. Now we have concluded our secondary education and are leaving, but those who follow us have the joys, sorrows, good times, and hard work of high school before them. They will be preparing their futures. The class of 1954 sincerely hopes that our successors may do this well and to the best of their abilities, taking advantage of the oppor- tunities a school such as Harrison can offer them. May they do this not only for themselves, but also for the credit of our school, Harrison High School, and our country, the United States of America. The Huskie, mascot of H. H. S., will travel with you as you look through this yearbook, as a symbol of our ef- forts and activities, and as a guide through our years in Harrison High School. 2 DEDICATION ADMINISTRATION AND FACULTY Administration In Memoriam Faculty Office Staff and Custodians Class Officers SENIORS Senior Poll Reminiscence Sta Senior Snapshots ACTIVITIES SPORTS acknowledgements DEDICATION The success of this publication. Reminiscence 1954, is largely due to the efforts of one man, Mr. Otto Heddericg. In addition to his duties as a member of the English de- partment, he has devoted many long hours of hardwork to our yearbook. We feel that he has done much more than his share. One cannot imagine the various time-consuming details which go into the publishing of such a book as Reminiscence. Yet Mr. Heddericg skillfully and enthusiastically tackles each job, never complaining and always patientlly giving advice. Because of his friendly help and outstanding ability, the class of 1954 is proud to dedicate this yearbook to Mr. Otto Heddericg. Nancy Peters, Editor-in-Chief 4 ADMINISTRATION AND FAC U L T Y BOARD OF EDUCATION LEO T. DELANEY ALSTON T. HORTON JOSEPH A. VASSALLO President ROBERT C. TOWER 3n Memoriam JOSEPH A. HANNON AN EVERLASTING MEMORY A figure forms in the darkness An eternal light to be, And will remain throughout the years AN EVERLASTING MEMORY. A memory of the man we lost A memory of the praise, That was given to him day by day For his many likeable ways. A memory of the way he served His town, his friends, his school; He made the gift of kindness His simple everyday tool. God has called him home to rest, A rest so well deserved, And all the work he did on earth Will be followed and observed. So to you, Mr. Hannon, Your students send their love. And hope you will look down upon us From your haven up above. Written by Private Jack Gaffney, Class of 1950, Serving in Korea, October 3, 1953 Miss Mary Quinn English Mr. Otto Heddericg English Mr. Joseph Figliola English Miss Nellie Stephens English Miss Hannah Churchill English Mrs. Helen Bennett Librarian Mr. Charles Dawson Art Miss Jeanne Hayes Mathematics Mr. Edward Garrity Mathematics Mr. Robert Havington Advanced Mathematics Mr. George Briggs Mrs. Jessie Anderson Miss Edith DiPace Mrs. Anne Donley Mr. Alexander Young Citizenship Education Citizenship Education Citizenship Education Physical Education Physical Education 8 Miss Mary Lally Dean of Girls Miss Gladys Chamberlin French, Citizenship Ed. Mr. James Eldredge Latin, Citizenship Ed. Mrs. Beulah Hirsch Spanish Mr. Philip Castelli Dean of Boys Mr. Armando Scilingo Music Mr. Henry Ready Music Mr. Paul Fuller Driver Education, Gen. Math Miss Madeline Dickey Home Economics Miss Frances Halahan School Nurse Mrs. Margaret Richards Science Mr. Bernard Auerbach Advanced Science OFFICE STAFF Seated: Miss Agnes Murtagh, Sec- retary to Principal; Mrs Astrid Wenzell, Secretary to Superinten- dent, Leave of Absence. Standing: Miss Frances Polito, Ass t Secretary to Principal; Miss Ursala Fallani, Ass t to Superintendent. 10 CUSTODIANS Custodians: Mr. Leonard Spinazzo, Mr. James Calandruccio, Mr. Frank Colandruccio, Mr. Frank Sandonato, Mr. Daniel Del Vecchio. Absent, Mrs. Josephine Porter. f CLASS OF 1958 Row I : Carl Fedele, Lydia DiBeradino, Virginia Galecta, Carol Diefenbach, Mary Gasperino, Lee Dunning. Row 2: Donald Flexner, Paul Fenton, Dolores Evangelista, Susan Edwards, John Fuller, Ronnie Dankel, James DeFonce. Row 3: Neil Ferris, Larry DiBiccari, Louis Falco, Joseph Del Vecchio, Leonard Galiulo, Michael Fraioli. CLASS OF 1958 Row 1 : Vickie ChaHetti, Ann Calandruccio, Carol Cunniffe, Emelia Cangianni, Marilyn Arning, Sandra Carnasale, Leslie Bauman. Row 2: Joseph Colanneri, Mark Bisceglia, James Casale. Judith Becker, Susan Boxer, James Cohen. Arlene Cohen, Matthew Carr. Fred Castaldo, Brian Cassachi. Peter Benner, Dominick ( arnavella. Row : Lawrence Deitch, Frank Arcara, Michael Allen. Ronald Calcagni. Roderick Allen, Noel Brereton, Charles Daly. Fred Arnold. Leslie Alexander. CLASS OF 1958 Row 1 : Arthur Klein, Susan Zimmerman, Linda Ginsberg, Palmyra Gonzales, Stephanie Gilbert, Dale Kotz, Kenneth Holland. Row 2: Joseph Kirwin, Lois Keck, Linda Larsen, Genevieve LaMed- ica, Marlene LeSerra, Nancy Howell, Valerie Laskey, Harold Langworthy, James Horton. Row 3: Robert Losito, Henry King, Paul LeGoff, Thomas Gray, Martin Lenning, Thomas LeGrazie, Roger Lunden, Stephen Kokkins. Row' 4: Raymond Klein, Fred Lcvedog, Norman Kay. CLASS OF 1958 Row 1 : Vincent Rubeo, Marjorie Malina, Ann Morgan, Toni Robinson, Anita Morelia, Barbara Lusardo, Mary Ann Rose, Richard Palazzola. Frank Pavlik. Row 2: Charles North, Suzanne Markell, Ann Ortiz, Suzanne Perrotta, Marilyn Modugno, Gwen Miller, Dorothy Rende. Gordon Robinson. Row s: Philip Parker. Edward Minskoff, William Morris. William McGowan, John Prisciantelli, 13 John Riccio, John McEvoy. Row : Eugene Modugno, Guy Protano, Gunther Reidcl, Stephen Mauro, Lawrence Prince, Lester Purdy. CLASS OF 1958 Row 1: Jon Westmoreland, John Rudolph, Charles Ryan, Ronald Zweibel, Frank Sannicola, Harold Seligson. Row 2: Nancy Zeiger, Angela Vitkin, Patricia Strauss, Eva Valentino, Anita Strauss, Annette Tutuian. Row 3: Doris Safie, Lucille Sabia, Eva Silveri, Lucille Verrilli, Lynda Tirella, Josephine Valentino. Row 4: William Weir, Richard Santucci, Ralph Sansonc, Charles Williams, Kenneth Schwartz, Roger Stone. Row 5: Wayne Travers, Louis Triozzi, Frank Sollazzo, William Spano, Anthony Talac, Dominick Triolo. CLASS OF 1957 Row 1: Theresa Camardella, Janice Edelman, Patricia Boutell, Betsy Culp, Jean Cangianni, Linda Brunner, Valeree Brewton. Row 2: Marianna Baily, Milda Armstrong, Aven Clark, Camella De Palo, Adrienne Agostinclli, Lucille Corigliano, Barbara Cott, Marilyn Conti. Row 3: Anthony Carpiniello, Thomas Brunner, David Carpenter, George Carlin, Joseph Bisignano, Ferdinand Castiglia, Alan Block. CLASS OF 1957 Row 1: Billy Haight, Eleanor Fiore, Toni Heller, Joan Fusco, Lucille Fasola, Carol Gianunzio, Emily Honigsburg. Row- 2: Jay Grossman, Patty Guliano, Sandy Gray, Vera Fiore, Barbara Furman, Trudie Geiler. Row 3: Albert Heal, Petie Hirschland, Elizabeth Hamilton, Valiree Fischer, Peggy Folon, John Frankie. Row' 4: Tony Fiore, Richard Harrison, John Fava, Richard Grimm, Jimmy Fiore, Tipton Galyon, Tommy Forlano, Joe Gasparini, Peter Geismar, Gerald Fraioli. CLASS OF 1957 Row 1: Margaret Mauro, Gloria Quadagno, Joyce Miltner, Irene Lanzetta, Helaine Mersman, Angela Nicita. Row 2: Paul Kanzer, Susan Rattray, Patricia Linderoth, Jane Lashins, Lillian Mul- inare, Roseann Quinn, Patsy Loiacano. Row 3: Michael Pschorr, Donald Hillel. Harvey Oshins. Noah Klein, James Minskoff, Kenneth Lackie, John Loetfler. Row 4: Vito La Russo, Victor Horton, 15 Frederick Olsen, Jeffrey Minot, Douglas Norton, Joseph Rainiero. CLASS OF 1957 Row 1: Barbara Scheider, Geraldine Valapoldi, Angela Sardone, Geraldine Tauro, Susan Shapiro, Mary Truscello. Row 2: Roy Westmoreland, Ellen Robinson, Nancy Tczzi, Phyllis Storino, Ann Straface, Carole Shernoff, Carolyn Seward, Charles Reynolds. Row 3: William Richardson, Meredith Wilks, Karen Young, Ava Slayback, Ronnie Schlcsinger, Suzanne Tierney, Beverly Wood, Mario Riccardi. Row' 4: James Straface, Robert Woehr, Paul Rubner, Robert Rossow, John Tolchin, Charles Snyder, Richard Wargo, Lee Rosenthal, Franck Tamucci. CLASS OF 1956 Row' 1 : Margaret Batto, Elizabeth Danicll, Patricia Colandrielio, Frances Cardea, Carol Anderson, Constance Del Vecchio, Carolyn Bisceglia. Row 2: David Crystal, Donald Ciotti, James Carnavalla, Gaetano Castellano, Richard Carnesale, Patsy Barletta. Row 3: Richard Citarella, Ralph Basso, Ralph 16 Ciancia, John Cocomazzi, Howard Califano, Roy Cohen. CLASS OF 1956 Row 1: Mary Grace Policriti, RoseMarie Marcone, Nancy Pritchard, Faith Miner, Pat Quinn, Barbara Nicoll, Barbara Meyers. Row 2: Pat Rapp, Sandra Perkins, Diane Romano, Sandra Metcalfe, Lynn Papernow, Carol Klineman, Marjorie Nelson. Row 3: John Morris, Kenneth Lippman, Samuel Pittelli. John Morrison, Andrew McNamara, Vincent Nicita, Richard Harrison. Row 4: Vincent Rigano, Stephen Oppenheim, Thomas R x t, Gary Rogers, Richard Ranieri, Peter Lindenbaum, Philip Loscalzo. CLASS OF 1956 Row 1 : Honie Ann Klein, Connie DeRuzzo, Dolores DiBerardino, Antoinette Gasparrini, Debby Hatheld. Row 2: Eugene Fedele, Jean Fiore, Alice Jones, Iris Howell, Barbara Edwards, Gary Fried- land. Row 3: Bill Furman, Robert Howard, James Finn, Henry Fury. Row 4: Elliot Graham. David Gray, Joseph Galletta, Mario Falco, Frank Gasparrini, Sam Freeman, James Flanagan, Anthony lacovelli. CLASS OF 1956 Row 1: Alice Stewart, Janet Taylor, Janne Snyder, Sandra Schoen, Josephine Sommovigo, Gloria Sottile, Kathryn Velapoldi. Row 2: June Swertfeger, Edith Selman, Marjorie Spizzirro, Connie Sposato, Patricia Vassallo, Susan Woodle. Row 3: Beverley Scott, Joan Tierney, Dolores Sposato, Audrey Weiderlight, Roberta Ross, Barbara Saeli, Ellen Voetsch. Row 4: Donald Santora, Robert Scoli, William Turso, Harold Tananbaum, Robert Seigal, Patrick Taylor. CLASS OF 1955 Row 1 : Madeline Cangianni, Lynn Ferris, Antoinette Barletta, Ann Feda, Barbara French, Jeanette Crenson. Row 2: Rosilina Fuchsburg, Nancy Freydberg, Marlene Ferreira, Terry Dankel, Sandra dePasquale, Ellen Crowley. Row 3: Carol D'Imperio, Carol Beck, Eileen Barnett, Angela Fiore, Sandra Daitch, Mary Cunniffe. Row 4: Dino Fabrizio, Donald Anderson, Walter Fallani, Donald Donovan, William Brereton, Robert Block, Robert Bilotta, Gabrielle Cogen, Roger Coulter. CLASS OF 1955 Row 1 : Martha King, Mary Lou Kirwin, Olivia MacNamara, Concetta Malhtano, Felice Kuller Anita Lunden, Evelyn Hunerlach, Angela Marchione. Row 2: Joan Green, Karen Jenkins, Theresa Masciola, Leah Greenman, Marcia MacDonald, Gloria Magnani, Wesley Haight. Row 3: Charles Hatfield, Allen Gellis, Lloyd Leichter, Frank Goldschmidt, Theodore Giehler, Geoffrey King, Arthur Ginsberg, Patsy Ianiri. CLASS OF 1955 Row 1: Julie Pifer, Anna Valentino, Mary Policriti, Florence Sinclair, Arlene Schleman, Gwendolyn Young, Ann Pascale, Diane Zeeman. Row 2: Irene Piscopo, Gloria Minot, Barbara Storino, Eliza- beth Nelson, Hazel Spuehler, Susan Morris, Elsie Sottile, Rita Tirella. Row 3: Albert Soddano, Joseph Pugliese, Robert Tirella, Marano Tauro, Harold Mellor, Michael Tamucci, Stephen Mulwitz. 19 Row 4: Leonard Tutolo, Bruce Shaw, Joseph Spedeliere, Henry Singer, John Percy, Arthur Rizy, Alfred Riedinger, William Sabia. CLASS OF 1955 Donald Donovan, Pres.; Carol D'Imperio, Sec.; Anna Valen- tino. Treas.; Wesley Haight, Vice-Pres. CLASS OF 1956 Honie Ann Klein, Sec.; Vincent Nicita, Pres.; Barbara Nicoll, Vice-Pres. CLASS OFFICERS CLASS OF 1957 CLASS OF 1958 Kenneth Schwartz, Pres; Charles Ryan, Sec. 20 Anthony Carpiniello, Vice-Pres.; Linda Brunner, Sec.; George Carlin, Pres. ELAINE BARRY LENORA ALOISI Nor” College May always be called A true friend to all. G.A.A. 9-12; Girls’ Chorus 9-12; H.R. Sec 11; Intra. 9-11; Soph. Bridge Com.; Jr Play Stage Crew; Pro Con Club 9; Reminiscence Ed.; Maroon Murmurs 10- 12; Leaders’ Club 11. STEPHEN BIERMAN Sweets” College His quiet exterior hides a marvelous intellect — a buried treasure.’’ Marshal 12; Current Problems’ 11-12; Pro Con Club 9; Intramurals 9-10. TERRI BAGI Although it’s right that Terry’s quite petite She has a manner that’s both neat and sweet.’’ Band 9-10; Orchestra 9-10; Girls' Chorus 9. 22 College A cute girl, laughing all the while, She's sure of success with that smile. Maroon Murmurs 10-12; G.A.A. 9-12; Debs' Club 10; Chorus 9-12; Intramur- als 9-12; Sr. Council; Jr. Prom Com.; Mixed Doubles Badminton 11 (Win- ner) 12; Latin Club 9-10; H.R. Sec. 9; Current Problems 12; Reminiscence Ed.; Soph. Bridge Com.; Maroon Murmurs Bus. 9. y JERRY BISCEGLIA Jeff” College Jerry can sweep you right off your feet, For his numerous dance steps are quite unique.” G.O. Council 9; Spanish Club 10; Intra- mural 9; Jr. Play Com. Sr. Play Com. RICHARD BRIOTTE Dick” Business School Quiet, Efiicent, a true friend to all, Dickie’s star will never fall. Marshal Club 12; Basketball 10-12; Varsity H Club 12. WALTER BUSCHEL Bush” Business School Walter’s one of our funniest boys, And laughter, of course, increases our joys.” Senior Play. PATRICIA CINER “Pat” College Bright and peppy, known by all. People say she’s on the ball.” Intramurals 9 12; G.A.A. 9-12; Chorus 9-12; Current Problems’ Club 11-12; Pro Con Club 9; Leaders’ Club 10-12; Sec. 11, Pres. 12; Maroon Murmurs Bus. 9; Maroon Murmurs Ed. 10-12; Remin- iscense Ed.; Jr. Play Com.; Jr. Prom Com.; Soph. Bridge Com.; Dramatics 9; Jr. Council; Red Cross 9-12; Latin Club 10; H.R. Sec. 12; Honor Society 9-12; Cancer Essay Contest 2nd prize. JOAN BUSCHEL Jom” Business School Snappy, peppy, full of good will, Her male-box is always full.” G.A.A. 9-12; Intramurals 9-12; Cheer- leader 10-11, Captain 12; Chorus 9-12; Maroon Murmurs 9-10. DONALD CASSALIA Don” Business Full of personality, jokes, and fun; Yet, still a smile for everyone.” Baseball 9-12; Varsity H” Club 10-12; Football 11-12; Basketball 10; Student Council 10-11; Class Vice Pres. 10-11; Soph. Bridge Com.; Jr. Play Cast, Stage Crew; Jr. Prom Com.; Senior Council; Current Problems 12; Marshal 11-12, Chief 12; Jr. Marshal 10; Band 9; Intra- murals 9-10;Rifle Club 9. 23 VINCENT CORRITORE ANTHONY CASTELLO “Tony” College 'The world will go on and on, but I won't interfere.” ANN MARIE DELZIO Ann” Business Black hair, dancing eyes, Always smiling, she's our prize.” G.A.A. 9-12; Pres. 12; Junior Prom Com; Soph. Bridge Com.; Class Sec. 9, 10,12; G.O. Sec. 11; Intramurals 9-12; Leaders' Club 12; Jr. Play Stage Crew; Cheerleader 11,12; Reminiscence Bus. Ed.; Homeroom Sec. 11. RONALD CITERELLA Ronnie” College Quiet and shy; can you tell why? In him is more than meets the eye. Marshal 12. 24 “Fats” College He loved to play basketball, He gave his best and gave it all.” Basketball 9, 10, 12; Football 10; Pro Con Club 9; Current Problems’ Club 12; Track 12; Baseball 12; Rifle Club 10, 12. JUDY CRYSTAL Peanuts” College O, why should life all labor be? If we asked Judy, she’d agree. G.A.A. 12; Junior Play; Junior Red Cross 10, 11; Intramurals 10, 12; Sen- ior Play. ANNE DESMARAIS Diz” Business Quiet and polite, but look again, She’s dynamite.” Chorus 9-12; Maroon Murmurs Bus. 10-12; Jr. Play Com.; Mixed Chorus 12; Intramurals 9-12; Jr. Prom Com.; Soph. Bridge; G.A.A. 9 12. MARJORIE DODDS Margie” College People stop to look at Margie twice. When she is skating lightly o'er the ice.” Stamp Club Vice-Pres. 12; Girls’ Chorus 9-12; Volley Ball Intramurals 9-11; Jr. Red Cross 9-12; G.A.A. 9-11; Art Club 12, VIRGINIA DUDASH Ginny Life without sports is not life.” Intramurals 9-12; G.A.A. 9-12; Maroon Murmurs Bus. 10; Current Problems' Club 11, 12; Jr. Prom Com.; Soph. Bridge Com.; Jr. Red Cross 11; Tennis Club 11; Rifle Club 12. VINCENT DIBUONO Preacher” U.S. Air Force Vinnie is a star in all our plays Full of fun, he always gets our praise.” Projectionists’ Club 10-11; Jr. Play Cast, Track 11-12; Marshal 12; Mixed Chorus 12; Senior Play. LEE deBARROS Leo” College Driving a car is his greatest joy, Lee’s generous with rides to girl or boy.” Jr. Red Cross 9; Intramurals 10, 11; Current Problems 11, Pres. 12; Home Room Pres. 12; Spanish Club 10, 11; Jr. Play Cast; Jr. Play Com.; Library Club 10, 95 MILDRED FUCCI Millie College Studies hard as a singing star. With her talent she'll go far. Intramurals 8, 10, 11, 12; Girls' Chorus 11; Current Problems 12; G.A.A. 10, 11; Mixed Chorus 11; Jr. Play; Sr. Play. DAVID DONOVAN Dave College Dave’s got charm and personality, He’s helpful and swell as he can be.’’ Track 11; Jr. Marshal 11; Marshal 12. KATHERINE GEISMAR Katie College Katie is everybody’s pal, With sparkling charm she’s quite a gal. Current Problems’ Club 11,12; G.A.A. 9-12; Maroon Murmurs Bus. 10; Ma- roon Murmurs Ed. 11,12; Jr. Prom Com.; Jr. Play Cast; Girls’ Chorus 9-11; Soph. Bridge Com.; Intramurals 9-12; Reminiscence, Assistant Editor; Jr. Red Cross 11; Sr. Play Com. Chairman. PHYLLIS GIBSON Phyll College Any information you need Just ask Phyllis, she loves to read. G.A.A. 9-12; Leaders' Club 12; Intra- murals 9-12; Girls’ Chorus 9-12; Rem- inisence Ed. Assistant Editor; Jr. Play Cast; Jr. Prom Com.; Maroon Murmurs Ed. 10-12; Current Problems’ Club 11, 12; Pro Con Club 9; Latin Club 10; Jr. Red Cross 10; Honor Society Proba- tionary 9-12, CAMERON EARLY College His mathematical mind rejects anything unproven — a doubting Thomas.” Jr. Marshal 11; Marshal 12; Current Problems 11, 12. 26 W. WALLACE EARLY, JR. •Wally College He’s got wit, he’s full of fun, A friendly word for everyone. Maroon Murmurs Bus. 10; Maroon Mur- murs Ed. 11, 12; Projectionists' Club 10; Library Club 10; Pro Con Club 9; Jr. Marshal 10, 11; Latin Club Treas., 10; Jr. Play Com.; Jr. Play Cast; Soph. Bridge Com., Publicity Chr.; Jr. Prom Com., Publicity Chr.; Soph. Council. MARY DIANE HOWE Die Business School Hollywood — Make room for more Here comes Diane from 54. Jr. Red Cross 9, Sec. 10; Pro Con 9; G.A.A. 9-11; Soph. Bridge Com.; Jr Play Com.; Maroon Murmurs Bus., 10- 12; Maroon Murmurs Ed. 11,12; Rem- iniscence Ed.; Intramurals 9; Sr. Play Com. VINCENT FIGLIOLA Fig College A day for sports, and an hour for toil; To his friends and the football team he is ever loyal. Jr. Varsity Football 9; Varsity Football 10-12; Track 9-12; Varsity H Club 11, 12; Marshal 11, 12; Jr. Play Com.; In- tramural Basketball, 8-11; Mixed Chorus 1 1; Jr. Prom Com.; Soph. Bridge Com. JOSEPHINE LABELLA Jo” Business School The latest fashion from head to toe; Can always be seen on our gal Jo.” G.A.A. 10-12; Band 9-11; Intramurals 9-12; Girls’ Chorus 10, 11. ANTHONY FRAIOLI Antone” College Summer, winter, autumn, spring. Sports for him are just the thing.’ Basketball 11, 12; Baseball 11, 12; Track 10-12; Soph. Council; Band 9. 27 RICHARD HUNT RUPERT GRIMM Rudy” College Though he gives the impression of being shy, We all know Rudy is quite the guy.” Badmiton 9-12, Mixed Doubles Cham- pion 11; Intramurals 9-12; Football 10- 12; Baseball 10; Honor Society. Prob. 10-12; Jr. Marshal 10 (captain); Track 10-12; Latin Club 10; Marshal 11, 12 (captain); Jr. Prom Com.; Varsity H Club 12; Current Problems' Club 12; G.O. Pres. 12. Hon. Mention S.W.I.A.C.; Pres. Active Honor Society. Dick” College Artistically inclined, No better can we find. Jr. Marshal 10; Jr. Red Cross 9: Jr. Play; Projectionists’ Club 10-12; Band 9, 10, 12; Dance Band 12- Camera Club 12; Rifle Club 9-12, Pres.; Sr. Plav Stage Crew; Senior Play; Reminiscence Ed. HELEN LOCASCIO Business With twirling baton in her hand, As Majorette she leads our band.” Twirling Club 9; G.A.A. 9, 11, Vice- Pres. 12; Orchestra 9-12; Intramurals 9-12; Leaders' Club 11, 12; Majorette 11, Captain 12; H.R. Sec. 11, 12; H.R. Rep. 10; Jr. Prom Com.; Jr. Council; Soph. Bridge Com.; Jr. Play Com.; Sen- ior Play Com.; Maroon Murmurs Ed. 12; Reminiscence Bus. K ROBERT HIGGONS Buddy” College Now, that’s a matter of opinion!” Track 9; Football 10; Soph. Council; Soph. Bridge Com.; Pro Con Club 9; Marshal 12; Pr. Prom Mom.; Current Problems’ Club 12; Intramurals 9; Sr. Play Com. 28 NANCY LABROSCIANO Nanna” Business Laughter loud she ran be heard. When it comes to studies, mum's the word.” G.A.A. 9, 10; Intramurals 9, 12; Mived Chorus 10; Chorus 10; Sooh. Bridge Com. VIRGINIA LONGHURST Ginny” College Ginny’s come right into the crowd. Of her bright charm she can be proud. Transferred from Tohn Adams Hieh School, Queens. Girls’ Chorus 12. BEATRICE LOFEKblX) Bebe” Business Always gay, always merry, A very efficient secretary. G.A.A. 9-12; Girls’ Chorus 9-12; Or- chestra 9-12; Honor Society 10-11, Ac- tive Member 12; Spanish Club 11; Soph. Bridge Com.; Jr. Prom Com.; Jr. Play Com.; Maroon Murmurs Bus. 9-11; Rem- iniscence Ed.; Leaders’ Club 11-12, Sec. 12; Intramurals 9-12; Senior Play Com. ROY MARTIN JANNSON The Mouse Business Though quiet and sedate for sure, Through life’s hard battles he’ll endure.” Stamp Club 9; Rifle Club 12; Band 9. ERNEST JOHN JANSSON Ernie” Business As one of our fair set of twins. An air of mystery ’round him spins.” BETTY LUX Bet” Business Five feet two, eyes of blue. Hair of gold; she’s for you. Homeroom Sec. 9-12; G.A.A. 11-12; Spanish Club 10; Twirling Club; Soph. Bridge Com.; Jr. Prom Com.; Jr. Play Com.; Reminiscence Ed.; Bus. 29 ANTOINETTE MARTINO Ann’' Business Laugh your troubles away, Always be happy and gay. G.A.A. 9-12. BARBARA MONTESANO Barb” Business Wonderful friend to all. Dependable when called. G.A.A. 9-12; Girls' Chorus 11-12; Rem- iniscence Ed.; Library Club 10; Jr. Play Com.; Jr. Prom Com.; Soph. Bridge Com. LAWRENCE KRUTECK Alf College An accordian player, loves Western songs, But the baseball field is where he belongs. Football 10; Varsity Football 11, 12; Varsity Baseball 9-12; Pro Con Club; Current Problems' Club 11, 12; Intra- murals 9, 10; Dance Band 9-11; Latin Club, Pres. 10; Maroon Murmurs Ed. 11, 12; Probationary Honor Society 9- 11; Tennis 9; Jr. Marshal 10, 11; Mar- shal 12. NANCY MEYER College The world is her oyster, And with her understanding she will open it. Pro Con Club 9; G.A.A. 9-11; Intra- murals 9-12; Leaders' Club, 10, Vice- Pres. 11, 12; Jr. Red Cross 10-12; Jr. Prom Com.; Play Cast; Honor Society Prob. 9-11, Active Member 12; Latin Club 10. BRIAN KIMBLE College A musician, a joker, but always a friend.” Orchestra 9; Pro Con Club 9; Soph. Bridge Com.; Library Club 10; Jr. Play Com.; Mixed Chorus 11, 12. 30 CONRAD P. LADRAK, JR. Con College A steady worker in our G.O. Because of this he's on the go. Marshal 12; Student Council 10, 11; Intramurals 9; Soph. Bridge Com.; Base- ball 12. ANNA NICITA Sister Anna Ann's got charm and friendliness galore, That bright hello of hers will tell the score.” Intramurals 9-12; Chorus 9-12; Maroon Murmurs Bus. Manager 12; Jr. Play Com.; Soph. Bridge Com.; Library Club 9-12; G.A.A. 9-12; Senior Play Com.; Jr. Play Com.; Current Problems 12; Reminiscence Bus. FRED MARSHALL Owl College Football is just the sport for him When he plays, we’re sure to win. Football 9; Varsity Football 11, 12; Jr. Marshal 10, 11; Track 10-12; Intra- murals 10, 11. NANCY PETERS Nan” College First honor society in our class, Leader, cheerleader, a wonderful lass. Pro Con Club 9, Vice-Pres.; Dramatics 9; Intramurals 9-12; G.A.A. 9-12; Lead- ers’ Club 11, 12 Vice-Pres.; Cheerlead ers’ Club 11, 12; Honor Society 9-12 (active 11, 12) Pres. 12; Latin Club 10 Sec.; Jr. Play; Chorus 9-11; Jr. Prom Com.; Soph. Bridge Com.; Maroon Mur- murs Bus. 9; Maroon Murmurs Ed. 10- 12; Reminiscence Ed.-in-Chief; Rep. to UNESCO Council; Rep. to P.T.A. For- um 11; Current Prob. 11, 12; Senior Play. MICHAEL MATERO 77 U.S. Air Force Mikes a panic, Mikes a scream Mike is really on the beam.” 31 VICTOR D. MODUGNO Vic” College Muscle building exercises are Vic’s rage. In sports galore, he loves to engage.” Club 11,12; Marshal 11, 12; Pro Con Track 9-12; Football 11, 12; Varsity H Club 9; National Honor Society Proba- tionary 10. EDWARD MUSTACATO 'Eddie” Business Quiet, friendly, and gay. Good manners always pay.” PATRICIA PITTELLI Pitts” Business Patty’s here, Patty’s there, Bringing chuckles everywhere.” Chorus 9, 10; G.A.A. 9-12; Maroon Murmurs Bus. 9; Senior Council; Jr. Prom Com.; Soph. Bridge Com.; Intra- murals 9-12. PETER MORRIS Pete” College Class president for several years. In track or football he rates our cheers.” Tennis Team 10; Spanish Club 9; Jr. Marshal 10; Football 10-12; Track 10-12; Basketball 11; Marshal 11, 12 Captain; Jr. Prom Com.; Jr. Play Com.; Current Problems 12; Sr. Council; Student Coun- cil 12; Jr. Clas Pres. 32 KATHERINE RICCIO Ric” College Laugh and the world laughs with you. Cry and the world laughs at you. Intramurals 10, 11; Current Problems’ Club 12; G.A.A. 9-12; Jr. Prom Com.; Stage Crew Jr. Play; Soph. Bridge Com.; Senior Play. AUDREY RIEDINGER Aud Business She is pretty and as sweet as she can be And on the beam, as one can plainly see. Girls' Chorus 9. 10; G.A.A. 9, 11; Mixed Chorus 11; Maroon Murmurs Business 9, 11. RICHARD NOVELLO Navajo U.S.A.F. Never a dull moment! Football 11, 12; Intramurals 9, 10; Jr. Prom Com.; Sr. Play Com.; Band 9. ELLEN RYAN Pixie Business Quiet until she’s spoken to, But once she starts. She's never through. G.A.A. 10, 12; Girls' Chorus 10, 11; Mixed Chorus 10, 11; Maroon Murmurs Business 10; Dramatics 9. PAUL PELLIGRINI Pol Business School Flash! Bang! Boom! He’s our ideal groom. Basketball 11; Marshal 12. LUDMILA SALAC Ludy” College Lurri's a wonderful gal A type of steady yal.” G.A.A. 9, 12; Basketball 9, 12. 33 i i CAROL SCHEINOHA C” Business School A happy-go-lucky pal in 54,” Is our shortest gal.” Chorus 9-12; G.A.A. 9-12; Soph. Bridge Com.; Jr. Play Cast; Jr. Prom Com.; Bus. Staff, Maroon Murmurs 9-12; Senior Play. COSMO POLICRITI Sachimo” Business There’s nothing better to be had Than this honest and helpful lad.” Marshal 12; Golf Club 11, 12; G.O. Representative 9; Jr. Play Com. FRAN SCHLANGER College Her favorite past-time is to drive To hit 100 is her strive.” Pro Con Club 9, 10; Chorus 9-12; Declamation Contest 11, 12; Jr. Play Cast; Intramurals 9-12; G.A.A. 9-12; Jr. Prom Com.; Maroon Murmurs 11, 12; Dramatics 8; Current Problems 12. 34 A CARROLL SNYDER Wibby” College A true romantic — such stuff as dreams are made on.” Sec., Art Club 11, 12; Chorus 9-12; Library Club 11; G.A.A. 9-12; Jr. Red Cross 9-12; Intramurals 9-12; Jr. Prom Com.; Current Problems 12; Latin Club 10, 12; Jr. Play Com. STEPHEN PURDY Purt” College His life consists of sports; a few girls. And when absolutely necessary, he studies.” • Football 9-12; Track 9-12; Varsity Foot- ball 11, 12; Varsity H Club 12; Base- ball 12; Golf 10; Spanish Club 9; Jr. Marshal 9, 10; Soph. Bridge Com. LAWRENCE QUADAGNO, JR. Beaver Business School His good looks will carry him far, Personality plus rates above par.” Projectionists’ Club � S-12; Marshal 12; Jr. Marshal 11; Red Cross 10; Football 10-12; Intramurals 10, 11; Varsity H Club 12; Dramatics 8; Jr. Prom Com. • 'r 'ii- ' ’ ' '• +' ; -I 4 GAIL SCHOFIELD College Full of giggles, laughter, and fun. No wonder she’s huch a happy one.” Intramurals 9-12; G.A.A. 9-12; Soph. Bridge Com.; Jr. Prom; Current Prob- lems 12; Junior Play Com.; Spanish Club 10; Intramurals 11; Junior Red Cross 11; Maroon Murmurs Bus. 12; Reminiscence Ed; Chorus 9-12. PAUL E. RAMBUSCH Pablo” College If the question’s work or play He’ll choose the latter every day.” Football 10, 12; Projectionists’ Club 9-12; Junior Marshal 10, 11; Intramur- als 9, 10. MARIE SOTTILE Business ’In school she’s quiet and demure, Outside, well, we’re not so sure.” ANDY RESTUCCIA Business Andy came to us from o’er the sea, And he is doing nicely as can be. 35 CAROL STOCKMAN College A sparkling girl, full of laughter, Her memory will follow after.” Homeroom Secretary 11, 12; Library Club, Sec. 11; Maroon Murmurs Bus. 9-12; Jr. Red Cross 9-12; Pro Con Club 9. 10; Current Problems' Club 11, 12; G.A.A. 9-12, Sec. 12; Orchestra 9-11; Chorus 9-12; Dramatics 9; Intra- murals 9-12; Soph. Bridge Com.; Jr. Prom Com.; Senior Council; Latin Club 10; Reminiscence Ed.; Jr. Play Com.; Twirling Club 9. RUSSELL SLAYBACK Russ” College Give him a job to do, and it's done. Give him a game to win, and it’s won.” Football 10-12; Track 9-12; Marshal 11, 12 Ass't Chief 12; Class Pres. 9, 10; Student Council 9, 10; Soph. Council; Honor Society 9-12; Current Problems’ 12; Soph. Bridge Com.; Jr. Prom Com.; Jr. Play Com.; Spanish Club 10; Varsity H Club 12; Intramurals 9; Sr. Play Com. 36 FRANK RIZZARO Gooch” College Flying and art, he knows Everything about both. Football 9-12; Track 11, 12; Jr. Prom Com.; Rifle Club 11; Varsity H Club 12. MARIE TAURO Dickie Business Cute and petite. Friendly and sweet. Student Council 10; Chorus 9-12; Dra- matics 9; Spanish Club 10; Soph. Bridge Com.; G.A.A. 9-12; Maroon Murmurs Bus. 10-12; Class Sec. 11; Jr. Council; Jr. Play Com.; Jr. Prom Com.; Remin- iscence Ed.; Sr. Play. ROSE TESORO Ro-Ro Nurses’ School Rose always has a smile, And she works hard all the while.” ROBERT J. RUBNER A talented successor to his musical sister — Where would we be without his car? Band 9-12; Marshal 12. DOROTHY A. VOETSCH Dotty” College Dotty’s always on the beam; She rates high in our esteem.” G.A.A. 9-12; Orchestra 9 12; Leaders’ Club 11; Soph. Council; Chr Jr. Play Ticket Com.; Jr. Play Cast; Current Problems 11, 12; Sec. Spanish Club 10; Intramurals 9-12; Jr. Red Cross 11; Mr- roon Murmurs Bus. 12; Sec. G,0, 12; Jr. Prom Com.; Soph. Bridge Com.; Senior Play Com.; Reminiscence Ed. THOMAS SOLURI Roma” College Let’s have a party!” Pro Con Club 10; Honor Society Pro- bationary 9-12; Jr. Play Stage Com.; Soph. Bridge Com.; Jr. Prom Com.; Jr. Marshall 11; Marshal, Captain 12; Cur- rent Problems 11, 12; Spanish Club 10; Pres. Jr. Class; Sr. Play ELIEEN WANDELL College Cheerleader, musician, that’s her ’rep, A clever girl with lots of pep.” Twirling Club 9, 10; Majorette 10; Cheerleader 11, 12; Pro Con Club 9; G.A.A. 9-12; Band 9-12; Orchestra 9-12; Dance Band 10, 11, Leader 12; All State Orchestra 5 yrs.; Current Problems 12, Sec.; Chorus 9, 10, 12; Maroon Mur- murs Bus. 9, 10, Ed. 10-12; Reminis- cence Ed.; Jr. Prom Com.; Declamation Contest 2nd Prize 11, 12; Spanish Club 10; Intramurals 9-12; Band Festival 9, 10, 12. 37 X STANLEY STECKLY EILEEN WESTMORELAND Wesrie” Business Very peppy, very small. Has a friendly smile for all.” Chorus 9-12; G.A.A. 9-11; Mixed Chor- us 11; Jr. Prom Com.; Jr. Play Com.; Maroon Murmurs Bus. 12. ROBERT TAFRATE Bob” College A born leader and a popular fellow, Who has no trouble making friends.” H.R. G.O. Pres. 11, 12; H.R. Rep. Jr. Council; Sr. Council; Track 10-12; Jr. Red Cross 10, 11; Current Problems 12; Jr. Prom Comm.; Jr. Play Com.; Jr. Marshal 10, 11; Rep. to West. County Student Council Ass’n 11, 12; Latin Club 10; Rifle Club 12; Sr. Play Com. BONNIE WOOD College Lovely to look at, delightful to know. At the end of the day, will her Austin go.” Cheerleader 11, 12; Chorus 9-11; Pro Con Club 9; G.A.A. 9-12; Jr. Prom Com. Reminiscence Ed.; Maroon Mur- murs Bus. 10; Latin Club 10; Intramur- als 9-12; Current Problems 12; Drama- tics 9; Sr. Play Com. 38 Stna” Navy Worry and I have never met, School is something I try to forget.” Intramurals 10; Soph. Bridge Com. PAUL TAYLOR College If it’s a bright idea you seek, Go to Paul and let him speak.” Jr. Marshal 10, 11; Marshal 12; Rifle Club Vice-Pres. 12; Library Club 11; Current Problems' Club 12; Sr. Play; H.R. Rep. 9; Jr. Prom Com. STEPHEN RICHARD VALENTINO Business Silence is golden ROBERT WESTMORELAND Westy U.S. Navy Agile of body, lithe of limb, Who runs track quite like him! Intramurals 9-10; Band 9-10; Orchestra 10; Track 10-12; J.V. Football 12. HOWARD SETTEL Howie” College Howie’s always on the go, His friendly smile we all know.” Rifle Club 10; Stamp Club 9, 10. ALBERT WEBSTER Chick” U.S. Navy Breathes there a man with soul so dead, Who never to himself has said, 'The heck with school! I'll stay in bed.' Football 9; Track 10; Band 9, 10; Mixed Chorus 12. GEORGE WETZELL Wolf” College On the gridiron he’s quite the star; In personality he excels by far. Jr. Marshal 10, 11; Marshal 12; Football 10-12; Track 10-12; Baseball 10-12; Basketball 11, 12; Varsity H Club 11, 12; Jr. Play Com.; Current Problems 12; Jr. Prom Com.; Latin Club 10; All- S.W.I.A.C. Football; Stage Crew Sr. Play; Boys’ Doubles Champion 11; In- tramurals 10-12. 39 SENIOR MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Nancy Peters Russell Slayback CLASS WITS Judy Crystal Peter Morris BEST DANCERS Mildred Fucci Jerry Bisceglia MOST ATHLETIC George Wetzell Virginia Dudash CLASS ARTISTS Dick Hunt Carroll Snyder MOST SPARKLING PERSONALITY BEST FIGURE AND PHYSIQUE Ann Marie Delzio Donald Cassalia Bonnie Wood Vincent Figliola POLL MOST SOPHISTICATED Katie Geismar Lee de Barros CLASS MUSICIANS Eileen Wandell Robert Rubner BEST DRESSED Vincent Di Buono Jo La Bella BEST LOOKING Gail Schofield Rudy Grimm MOST SCHOOL SPIRIT Joan Buschel Mike Matero MOST DEPENDABLE Dorothy Voetsch Bob Tafrate CLASS LOVE BIRDS Helen Locascio Frank Rizzarro 41 JUNIOR PLAY CAST Row 1: Phyllis Gibson, Fran Schlanger, Nancy Peters, Carol Schenoa, Katie Geismar, Wallace Early, Prentice Burr. Row 2: Cosmo Policriti, Larry Kruteck, Minna Handmacher, Donald Cassalia, Nancy Meyer, Lee de Barros, Vincent diBuono, Richard Hunt, Mildred Fucci, Dorothy Voetsch. JUNIOR PLAY JUNIOR PLAY STAGE CREW Row 1: Carol Stockman, Beatrice Loffredo, Ann Des Marais, C.arroll Snyder, Marie Tauro, Judy Crystal. Row- 2: Virginia Dudash, Pat Ciner, Eileen Westmoreland, Gail Schofield, Betty Lux. SENIOR PLAY CAST Row 1: K. Riccio, M. Tauro, V. di Buono, P. Taylor. Row 2: P. Ciner, N. Peters, M. Fucci, T. Soluri, P. Gibson, C. Stockman. Row 3: W. Bushel, R. Hunt. SENIOR PLA THE GREAT BIG DOOR STEP Directed by Miss Hannah Churchill SENIOR PLAY STAGE CREW Row 1: M. Maturo, J. Crystal, G. Wetzel I, V. di Buono. Row 2: V. Longhurst, R. Brose, K. Geis- 43 mar, D. Voetsch, G. Schofield, J. Biscelgia. R. Slayback, T. Soluri. Row 3: W. Early, N. Meyer, C. Snyder, R. Higgons, K. Riccio, A. Delzio. V. Dudash, R. Hunt, P. Rambusch. Hall o f F a m e ANN MARIE DELZIO Twelve students were chosen from the senior class as candidates for the Hall of Fame, an honor based on leadership, scholar- ship, friendliness, courtesy, loyalty, service and school spirit. The Class of 1954 is proud to announce that the student body has se- lected for this coveted honor Ann Marie Del- zio and Donald Cassalia. DONALD CASSALIA MARIE TAURO DOROTHY VOETSCH RUSSELL SLAYBACK EILEEN WANDELL RUPERT GRIMM REMINISCENCE EDITORIAL STAFF Row 1: Phyllis Gibson. Assistant Editor, Nancy Peters. Editor-in-Chief, Katie Geismar. Assistant Editor. Row 2: Lenora Aloisi, Anne Des Marais. Bonnie Wood. Barbara Montesano, Diane Howe. Beatrice Loflfredo, Pat Pitelli. Row 3: Marie Tauro, Betty Ann Lux, Pat Ciner, Eileen Wandell, Marie Tauro. Frank Rizzaro, Carol Stockman, Dorothy Voetsch, Gail Schofield. Mr. Otto Heddericg, Faculty At!visor; Nancy Peters, Editor-in-Chief. Nancy Meyer. Peter Morris, Business Managers. Assistant Editor Katie Geismar. Edi- tor-in-Chief Nancy Peters, Assistant Editor Phyllis Gibson. REMINISCENCE BUSINESS STAFF Row 1 : Betty Lux, Lenora Aloisi, Anne Des Marais, Barbara Montesano, Ann Nicita, Mildred Fucci, Beatrice Loflfredo. Row 2: Helen LoCascio, Pat Pitelli, Judy Crystal, Nancy Meyer, Peter Morris, Steve Purdy, Vincent Figliola, Fred Marshall. 45 Row 1: A. Fraioli, R. Tafrate, M. Matero, R. Slayback, R. Novello, R. Tessoro, L. Quad ag no, F. Rizzaro. Row 2: M. Fucci, H. Wandell, M. Dodds, A. Riedinger, F. Schlanger, D. Howe. Row 3: C. Policrifi, J. Bisceglia, J. Crystal, K. Geismar, R. Hunt, E. Ryan. Row A: G. Wetzell, V. Long- hurst, R. and E. Westmoreland, N. Peters, P. Morris B. Luz, L. Krutck. Row 5: P. Rambusch, P. Pictella, W. and C. Early, L. Aloisi, B. Montasano, J. La Bella, A. Des Marias, V.D. Buono. 46 JUNIOR PROM SCENES HALL OE EAME CANDIDATES Row 1 : Marie Tauro, Helen Locascio, Dorothy Voetsch, Eileen Wandell, Nancy Peters, Ann Marie Delzio. Row 2: Thomas Soluri, Robert Tafrate, Donald Cas- salia, Phyllis Gibson. HALL OF FAME SPOKESMEN Row 1 : Frank Rizzaro, Katie Geismar, Pat Ciner, Carol Stockman, Lee de Bar- ros. Row 2: Jerry Biscehda, Peter Morris, Conrad Ladrack. ACTIVITIES G.O. Row 1 : Dino Frabrizio , V.Pres., Rupert Grimm, Pres., Dorothy Voetsch, Sec. Row 2: Barbara Nicoll, Rodger Lunden, Neil Ferris, Wesly Haight, Mark Bisceglia, James Fiore, Ellen Voetsch. Row 3: Steve Mauro, Peter Norris, Lee deBarros, Donald Donovan, Robert Tafrate, Robert Howard. RIFLE CLUB Row 1 : Charles Hatfield, Paul Taylor, Patrick Taylor. Row 2: Mr. John Capik, Advisor, Robert Tafrate. Martha King, Lloyd Leichter. LIBRARY CLUB Row' 1 : Aven Clark, Ellen Voetsch, Gloria Minot, Ann Nicita, Lucille Corigliano, Joanne Dix, Ava Slayback. Row 2: Carolyn Sew-ard, Julie Pifcr, Angela Nicita, Dolores diBeradino, Emily Honigsberg, Patricia Linderoth, Mimi Armstrong, Patricia Boutell. GIRLS’ CHORUS Row 1 : Olivia McNamara, Karen Young, Evelyn Hunerlach, Eileen Barnett, Arlene Schleman, Terry Dankel, Gloria Minot, Gail Schofield, Elaine Barry, Mr. Henry Ready, Director. Row 2: Bunny Cogen, Barbara Cott, Nancy Freydberg, Helainc Meresman, Susan Rattray, Susan Shapiro, Ronnie Schlesinger, Toni Heller, Beverly Wood. Row 3: Sandy Schoen, Betty Lux, Lynn Papernow, Jane Lashins, Libby Daniell, Honey Ann Klein, Sandra DePasquale, Joan Green, Anita Lunden. Row 4: Aven Clark, Ava Slayback, Emily Honigsberg, Carolyn Seward, Felice Kuller, Hazel Speuh- ler, Susan Morris, Jean Baxter, Pat Linderoth. Row’ 5: Carol Beck, Marcia MacDonald, Carroll Snyder, Marjorie Dodds, Petie Hirschland, Rosalind Fuchsberg, Pat Boutell, Mimi Armstrong. MIXED CHORUS Row- 1: Diane Del Vecchio, Constance De Ruzza, Connie Sposato, Joann Dix, Marjorie Spizzirro, Angela Fiore, Jean Fiore, Virginia Dudash. Row- 2: Frances Cardea, Barbara Saeli, Carol Scheinoha, Pat Rapp, Dolores Sposato, Faith Miner, Alice Jones, Gloria Sottille. Row 3: Mr. Henry Ready. Director, Katherine Velapoldi, Joan Fusco, Peggy Batto, Ann DesMarias, Mary Grace Policriti, Josephine Sommovigo, Frances Prete. Row' 4: James Fiore, Charles Mazollo, Albert Webster, Fred Castiglia, William Murphy, Brian Kimble, Vincent DiBuono, William Sabia. VARSITY H CLUB Row 1: Richard Briotte, Vincent Figliola, Larry Quadagno, Donald Cassalia. Row 2: Victor Modugno, Larry Kruteck, Steph Purdy, Rupert Grimm, Russell Slayback, Mr. Alex- ander Young, Advisor. Row 3: Frank Rizarro, George Wetzel 1, Michael Tamucci, Anthony Fraoli. CHEERLEADERS Left to Right: Linda Brunner, Barbara Nicoll, Carol D Imperio, Bonnie Wood, Eileen Wan- dell, Joan Buschel, Nancy Peters, Patricia Vassl- lo, Karen Young, Ann Marie Delzio, Home Ann Klein, Elizabeth Danicll. LEADERS' CLUB Row 1: Leah Greeman, Ann Valentino, Ann Feda, Ann Marie Delzio, Honie Ann Klein, Phyllis Sinclair, Nancy Freyberg, Alice Stewart. Row 3: Martha King, Beatrice Lobfredo, Pat Ciner. Nancy Peters, Nancy Meyers. MAROON MURMURS EDITORIAL STAFF Row 1: Alice Stewart, Eileen Wandell, Katie Geismar, Evelyn Hunerlach. Pat Ciner Editor-in- Chief. Fracine Schlanger, Susan Morris, Leah Grcenman, Elaine Barry. Row 2: Nancy Freyberg, Anita Lunden, Diane Howe, June Swertfeger, Peter Lindenbaum, Larry Kruteck, Lee deBarros, Lynn Papernow, Helen LoCascio. Nancy Peters, Phyllis Gibson, Felice Kuller, Olivia MacNamara. MAROON MURMURS BUSINESS STAFF Row 1: Honie Ann Klein, Carol Klineman. Ellen Voetsch, Gabrielle Cogan, Ann Nicita, Carol Stockman Business Manager, Patricia Calandrillo, Patricia Rapp, Marie Tauro, Bonnie Wood, Gail Schofield, Miss Mary Lallv Advisor, Dorothy Voetsch, Antoinette Gasparrinin, Diane Romano. 53 STAMP CLUB Row 1: William Richardson, Charles Reyn- olds, John Frankel, Albert Heal. Row 2: Richard Harrison, Rosaland Fuchsberg, Mere- dith Wilks, Fmily Honigsberg, Pat Linderoth, Roy Westmoreland. PROJECTIONISTS’ CLUB Row I: Henry Waugh, Larry Quadagno, Vic- tor Horton, Paul Rambusch. Row 2: Roy Westmoreland, Charles Reynolds, Paul Kanzer, Albert Heal, William Richardson. Row 3: Michael Gottlieb, Robert Siegal, Robert How- ard, Frank Tamucci, Robert Tirella. Row 4: Vincent DiBuono, Lee Rosenthal, Robert Ros- sow, Robert Woehr, Noah Klein. ART CLUB Row 1: Thomas Root, Stephen Oppenheim, Janet Taylor. Row 2: Lucilia Coregliano, Lu- cinda Metcalf, Francis Gibson, Sandra Metcalf, Marjorie Dodda, Susan Woodle, Ronnie Schles- inger. HONOR SOCIETY PROBATIONARY AND ACTIVE Row 1: Betsy Culp, Lucinda Metcalfe, Carolyn Seward, Janice Edelman, Ava Clark, Pat Boutel, Ava Slayback, Ellen Robinson. Row 2: Barbara Scott, Carole Shemoff, Phyllis Gibson, Beatrice Loffredo, Nancy Peters, Pat Ciner, Evelyn Hunerlach, Donald Hillel. Row- 3: Lucy Corigliano, Helaine Meresman, Dolores DiBeradino, Connie Malficano, Ellen Voersch, Joan Tierney, Frances Gibson, Leah Greenman, Terry Dankel, Tom Soluri, Arlene Schleman, Nancy Freydberg, Steve Bierman, Robert Rossow, Noah Klein, Steve Cianc, Anita Lunden, Rosalind Fuchsberg, James Minskoff, Suzanne Tierney, Paul Kanzer. CURRENT PROBLEMS’ CLUB Row 1: Bunny Cogen, Eileen Barnet, Leah Greenman, Pat Ciner, Nancy Peters, Lee de Barros, Eileen Wandell, Arlene Schleman, Carol Stockman, Dorothy Voetsch. Row 2: Diane Zeeman, Anita Lunden, Nancy Freydberg, Evelyn Hunerlach, Phyllis Gibson, Gloria Minot, Vincent Corritore, Tom Soluri, Stephen Bierman, Conrad Ladrak, Rudy Grimm, Irene Piscopo, Sandra de Pasquale, Felice Kuller. JUNIOR BAND Row 1: Charles Ryan, John Fuller, Richard Harrison, Edward Linde, Linda Ginsberg, Ste- phen Kokkins. Row 2: Guy Protano, Gertrude Giehler, John Morris, Jay Grossman. Row 3: Mr. Henry Ready Director, Joseph Modugno. ORCHESTRA Row 1 : Susan Morris, Carol Ann Beck, Ellen Robinson, Anne Morgan. Row 2: Tipton Galyon. Charles Hatfield, Sandra de Pasquale. Betsy Culp, William Brereton. Row 3: Alfred Reidinger, David Carpenter, Thomas Root. Row 4: Mr. Armando Scilingo Director, Lu- cilia Corigliano. Julie Pifer. ORCHESTRA Row 1: Eileen Wandell, Sxisan Woodle, Patri- cia Guiliano, Mary Truscello, Felice Kuller. Row 2: Harold Tannanbaum, Judy Tipping, Lydia DiBerardino, David Carnesale, Aven Clark. Row 3: Carolyn Seward, Gwendolyn Young, John Morrison, James Finn, Roger Lunden. MARSHAL CLUB Row 1: Mr. Havington Advisor, Rupert Grimm, Peter Morris, Russell Slayback, Donald Cassalia, Vincent Figliola, Thomas Soluri. Row 2: Michael Tamucci, Dino Fabrizio, Vincent de Buono, Richard Briotte, Paul Pelligrini, Ronald Citerella, Paul Taylor. Row 3: Michael Papaleo, George Wetzell, Lawrence Kruteck, Anthony Fraioli, Arthur Rizzy, Cosmo Policriti. Row 4: Michael Matero, Robert Tafrate, Donald Donovan. Joseph Spedaliere, Cameron Early, Stephen Bierman. Row 5: Larry Quadagno, Robert Higgons, David Donovan, Robert Rubner, Conrad Ladrak, Victor Modugno. JUNIOR MARSHAL CLUB Row 1: Gary Friedland, Charles Hatfield, Wesley Haight, Michael Gottlieb, Robert Howard, Pat Taylor, Leonard Tutolo. Row 2: David Crystal, Joe Pugliese, Kenneth Lippman, Andy MacNamara, Robert Seigal, Patsy Ianiri, Eugene Fedele. Row 3: Geoffrey King, David Gray, James Finn, Alan Gellis, Harold Tananbaum, Donald Edelman, Richard Ranieri. Row 4: Theodore Giehler, Henry Singer, William Turso, Gary Rogers, Peter Lindenbaum, Steve Oppenheim, William Brereton, Roland Coulter. JR. RED CROSS Row 1: Elizabeth Nelson, Leah Greenman, Nancy Meyer, Joanne Dix, Patricia Ciner, Mar- jorie Dodds, Patricia Linderoth, Lynn Paper- now. Row 2: Elaine Meresman, Eileen Barnett, Olivia MacNamara, Felice Kuller, Nancy Frey- berg, Ronnie Schlesinger, Jane Lashins, Carol Shernoff, Patricia Boutell, Barbara Meyer, Car- roll Snyder. PRO CON CLUB Row 1: Barbara Cott, Barbara Scott, Barbara Meyer, Donald Hillel, Barbara Nicoll, Robert Rossow, Stephen Crane, John Morrison. Row 2: Carolyn Seward, Ronnie Schlesinger, Sandra Schoen, June Swertferger, Dolores DeBeradino, Patsy Loicano, Peter Lindenbaum, Paul Kanzer, Aven Clark, Lucinda Metcalfe. Row 3: Alice Stewart, Janne Snyder, Betsy Culp, Susan Sha- piro, Honie Ann Klein, Betty Daniell, Jane Lashins, Patsy Boutell, Ava Slayback, Janette Edelman, Ellen Robinson, Carole Shernoff, Nancy Pritchard, Rose Marie Marcone, Helaine Meresman. DECLAiMATION CONTEST Row 1 : Fran Schlanger, Elizabeth Nelson, Anita Lunden. Row 2: Roland Coulter, An- drew MacNamara First Place, Susan Morris Second Place, Evelyn Hunerlach First Place. Peter Lindenbaum, Absentees: Stephen Crane Second Place, Eileen Wandell, Mr. Joseph Figliola, Sponsor. G.A.A. Row 1: Honey Ann Klein, June Swertfeger, Alice Stewart, Jo Ann Dix, Antoinette Gasparini, Jane Lashins, Adrienne Agos- tinelli, Beberly Wood, Gertrude Giesler, Joyce Grande, Patricia Rapp, Patricia Calandrillo, Diane DelVecchio, Connie DiRuzzo, Carolyn Biscelgia. Row 2: Peggy Mauro, Barbara Nicoll, JElibabeth Daniell, Angela Nicita, Camela DiPalo, Carol Gianunzio, Ellen Voetsch, Joan Tierney, Gloria Sottile, Nancy Pritchard, Janet Taylor, Rose Marie Marcone, Patricia Quinn. Row 3: Phyllis Storino, Gloria Quadagno, Audrey Wiederlight, Roberta Ross, Margorie Nelson, Ava Slayback, Carol Shern- off, Karen Young, Susan Shapiro, Ronnie Schlesinger, Lorelei Mulaneri, Diane Romano, Judy Tipping. Row 4: Nancy Tezzi, Ellen Robinson, Ann Straface, Mary Truscello, Toni Heller, Eleanor Fiore, Linda Brunner, Janice Edelman, Doris Baskind. Carol Kleinman, Beverley Scott, Barbara Meyers. Row 5: Eva Valentino, Ann Calandruccio, Anita Morelia, Joan Fusco, Faith Miner, Elvira Fiore, Irene Lanzetta, Joyee Miltner, Dolores DiBcrradino, Sandra Perkins, Connie Sposato, Virginia Galletta, Mary Gasparino. Row 6: Angela Tuscano, Josephine Sommovego, Barbara Lusardo, Oliva DiBerradino, Patricia Boutell, Mimi Armstrong, Elizabeth Culp, Helaine Meresman, Patricia Linderoth, Geraldine Tauro, Angela Sardone, Margorie Spizziro. G.A.A. Row- 1: Joan Green, Karen Jenkins, Marlene Fererria, Madeline Cangianni, Carol Stockman, Ann Delzio, Felice Kuller, Eileen Barnett, Terry Dankel, Aden Schleman, Anita Lunden, Gloria Minot. Row 2: Jean Baxter, Carol Beck, Gloria Magnani, Bar- bara French, Betty Lux, Carol Scheinoha, Nancy Freyberg, Hazel Spuehler, Lynn Ferris, Antoinette Martino. Row 3: Pat Ciner, Eileen Wandell, Dorothy Voetsch, Patty Pitelli, Barbara Montesano, Beatrice Loffredo, Ann DesMarias, Virginia Longhurst, Barbara Saeli, Mary Policriti, Rosalind Funhsburg, Sandra DePasquale. Row 4: Phyllis Gibson, Katherine Riccio, Jo LaBella, Joan Buschel, Virginia Dudash, Martha King, Olivia MacNamera, Gwen Young, Phyllis Sinclair, Marcia McDonald, Carol Scheider, Marjorie Dodds. Row 5: Elaine Barry, Bonnie Wood, Gail Schofield, Mildred Fucci, Francine Schlanger, Elizabeth Nelson, Diane Zeeman, Ann Feda, Ann Valentino. 8th GRADE JR. RED CROSS Row 1: Stephen Kokkins, Brian Cosacchi, Richard Palozzolo, Marjorie Malina, Mary Gas- perino, Anne Morgan, Phyllis Fasola. Row 2: Lydia DeBeradino, Leslie Baumann, Eva Silveri, Suzanne Markell, Patty Strauss, Barbara Schle- singer, Sandra Carrasle. Row 3: Ann Artiz, Marilyn Arning, Barbara Lusardo, Virginia Ga- letta, Emelia Cangianni, Linda Tirella, Carol Cuniffe, Judy Becker, Marilyn Modugno. Row 4: Mrs. Anderson Sponsor, Marlene Leserra, Susan Boxer, Valarie Lasky, Arlene Cohen, Toni Robinson. JR. STAMP CLUB Row 1: Lee Dunning, Marilyn Arning, Dale Katz, Roger Lunden. Row 2: Philip Panker, Ronald Dankel, Lawrence Daitch, Richard Palazolla, Harry Lind. Row 3: Jack Goodman, Donald Griffin, Lester Purdy, William Morris. Absent: Paul Fenton, William Weix, Riho Terras, James Horton. PHOTOGRAPHY CLUB Row 1: Toni Heller, Peggy Mouro, Gloria Quadagno, Carol Shernoff, Susan Shapiro. Row 2: Eleanora Fiore, Phyllis Storino, Lucille Fas- ola, Theresa Camardella, Gertrude Giehler. Row 3: Helaine Meresman, Pat Linderoth, Joyce Grande, Milda Armstrong, Elizabeth Nel- son, Patricia Boutell. Row 4: Roy Westmore- land, Kenneth Lackie, Alan Block, Lee Rosen- thal, James Minshoff, Noah Klein, Jay Gross- man. Row 5: Albert Heal, Michael Pschorr, Richard Grimor, James Minskoff, Joan Fava, Robert Howard, Michael Gottlieb. Row 6: Robert Rossow, Charles Snyder, Tony Kaptzan, Thomas Brunner. JUNIOR PROJECTIONISTS’ CLUB Row 1 : Joseph Colaneri, James De Fonce, Marco Bisceglia, Charles Ryan, Jon Westmoreland, Brian Cosacchi, Fred Castaldo. Row 2: Donald Flexner, Robert Lusito, Frank Pavlak, Roderick Allen, Matthew Carr, Dominick Carnavella. Row 3: Charles North, Michael Allen, John Riccio, Norman Kay, John McEvoy. Row 4: Fred Arnold. William McGowan, James Cohn, Michael Fraioli, Edward Linee, Joseph Kirwin. Row 5: John Fuller, Kenneth Schwartz, Eugene Modugno, Leonard Gallilulo. Row 6: Frank Arcara, Henry King, Anthony Tolve, Martin Lenning, Joseph Modugno. Row 7: Guy Protano, Stephen Mauro, Noel Brereton, Thomas Reidel, Wayne Travis, Mr. Paul Fuller, Sponsor. I NATURE CLUB Row 1 : Ronald Dankcl, Jon Westmoreland. Mark Bisceglia, Harold Langworthy, Philip Parker. Susan Immerman, Anita Strauss, Vicky Choffletti. Row 2: Frederick Arnold, Don Griftin, Leslie Alexander, Frank Sannicola, Eva Valentino, Sue Edwards, Carol Dietinback, Dorothy Rende. Row 3: Evangelista. Row 4: Thomas Castello, Dominick Carnavallo, James Cohn, Richard Santucci, William Paul Fenton, Fred Castaldo, Pam Ganzelez, Ann Calandruccio, Lois Keck, Lucille Sabia, Dolores McGowan. Michael Allen. Frank Sollazzo. Row 3: Louis Triozzi. Frank Acara, Guy Protano. Steve Mauso. William Spano, Fred Leviday, Louis Falco, Eugene Modugno. BAND Row 1 : Theresa Masciola, Marcia MacDonald, Carol Ann Beck, Helen Locascio, Dolores de- Beradino Row 2: Anne Morgan, Joan Loeffler, Ellen Robertson. Sandra de Fasqualc, Jeffrey Minot, Gerald Fraoli, Wesley Haight. Row 3: Robert Rubner, Paul Rubner, Guy Castellano, Thomas Root, Barbara Edwards, Stephen Mul- witz, Susan Morris, Patsy Ianiri. MAJORETTES Row 1: Dolores Di Beradino, Helen Locascio, Anita Lunden. Row 2: Marcia MacDonald, Theresa Masciola, Gwen Young, Judy Tipping, Robert Ross. BAND Row 1: Judy Tipping, Roberta Ross, Gwen Young, Anita Lunden. Row 2: Arthur Klein, William Brereton, Betsy Culp, Charles Hat- field, Tipton Galyon, Rosalind Fuchsberg. Row 3: Roger Stone, Patsy Loiacono, Charles North, Jean Baxter, Beverly Wood. VARSITY FOOTBALL Row 1 : Rupert Grimm, Vincent Figliola, Larry Quadagno, Frank Rizzaro, Larry Kruteck, Ralph Basso, Russell Slayback. Row 2: Peter Morris, Fred Marshall, Steve Purdy, Donald Cassalia, George Wetzel 1. FOOTBALL SQUAD Row 1 : R. Grimm. R. Novello, L Kruteck, F. Rizzaro, M. Popaleo, V. Modugno, P. Morris, S. Purdy, F. Marshall, H. Melior, F. Fedele. Row 2 R. Slayback, V. Nicita, L. Quadagno, R. Basso, G. Wetzell, V. Figliola, D. Cassalia, V. LaRusso, F. C.astiglia. Row 3: J. Galetta, D. Santora, G. Calin, D. Ldelman, W. Furman. R. Tirella, J. Fava, R. Grimm, B. Shaw, J. Rainieri, D. Carpenter. Rim 4: D. Riccio, M. Bisceglia, F. Solazzo, M. Tauro, R. Wargo. D. Anderson, R. Westmoreland, P. Rambusch. A. Iacovelli, J. Straface. JUNIOR VARSITY Row 1: J. Fave, F. Castiglia, R. Grimm, G. Fedele, D. Santora, V. Nicita, P. Rambusch. Row 2: D. Carpenter, J. Galetta, A. lacovelli, J. Straface, M. Tauro, V. LaRusso, B. Shaw. Row 3' J Rain- eri, W. Furman, H. Melior, G. Carlin, D. Edelman, R. Tirella, D. Anderson, R. Westmoreland 1953 SEASON The Harrison Huskies finished the 1953 gridiron campaign with four wins and three losses. The powerful Mamaroneck team received a 20-0 victory in the opener. A field goal with only a minute to go enabled Blessed Sacrament to cop a 10-7 win. The Maroon and White found itself with a decisive trouncing of the Eastchester Eagles. After that came three successive victories — over Pleasantville 24-6, over Bellows 7-6, and over Edison Tech 25-7. A fighting Harrison team lost to Rye 38-0. The Harrison J.V. team won six straight games. The squad seems to be well loaded with potential material for the 1954 season. Carlin, Nicita, Castiglia, Meilor and Straface starred consistently throughout the season. The J.V.’s record shows wins over Blessed Sacrament 6-0, Eastchester 18-0, Pleasantville 12-0, Bellows 34-2, Port Chester 12-0, and Rye 12-2. 65 Pete MORRIS — a hard defensive halfback and strong passer. Steve PURDY—A spirited blocking back and defen- sive backcr-up. Frank RIZZARO — Our hard-running guard who packs a lot of drive. Vincent FIGLIOLA — Our ALL-SWIAC tackle and all-around defensive stand- out. Larry QUADAGNO — Al- ways spirited minded, that's our tackle and defensive sparkplug. Richard NOVELLO — small, scrappy and under- rated. A good dependable player. JL George WET ZELL — Our ALL-SWIAC halfback and biggest ground gainer this year. Coach Al YOUNG, and Arthur CASTELLI — To our two wonderful coaches, we, the seniors of the Class of '54 would like to say a warmhearted thank you, for everything you have done for us, to make our high school football days ones which will always be remembered by all of us. Donald CASS A LI A — Our fleet-footed and hard run- ning fullback. Fred MARSHALL — Al- ways talking up the line, that's our linebacker and quarterback. Russell SLAY BACK— Our tall end who showed the most improvement over the season. Paul RAMBUSCH — An end who showed a lot of spirit in his first year out. Rudy GRIMM—Our ALL- SWIAC end and our finest blocker in the single-wing. Larry KRUTECK — Our aggressive center and de- fensive linebacker. VARSITY BASKETBALL Row 1: Paul Peiligrini, Vincent Nicita, Richard Briotte, Walter Fallanni, Dino Fabrizio, William Sabia. Row 2: Coach Fred Fiore, Joe Spitilleri, Arthur Rizzy, James Flanagan, Frank Goldschmidt, Howard Califano, Mario Falco, Anthony Fraioli, Bill Brereton. JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL Row 1: Charles Mazulla, Gary Rogers, Ralph Basso, Vincent Rigano, Bob Scoli, Tony Carpinello. Row 2: Coach Ed Garrity, William Furman, Fred Castiglia, Michael Tamucci, George Carlin, Ralph Cianci, Sam Pittelli, Louis Talia, William Brereton. INTRAMURAL VOLLEYBALL CHAMPIONS V Row 1. Nancy Frey berg, Barbara Schle- singer. Row 2: Dolores diBeradino, Marcia MacDonald. Ann Feda. Absent; Ann Marie Delzio, Marjorie Nelson. Pat Linderoth. HONOR VOLLEYBALL TEAM Row- 1 ; Ann Valentino, Dolores diBera- dino, Nancy Freyberg. Row 2: Dorothy Voetsch, Pat Ciner, Eileen Wandell, Marcia MacDonald. Absent: Josephine LaBclla, Ann Marie Delzio, June Swert- feger, Ann Pascale, Virginia Dudash. 70 BASEBALL TEAM Row 1: Donald Cassalia, Roland Coult- er, Larry Kruteck, Phil Spizzirro. Row 2: Robert Billotta, Mario Falco, Joe Gal- etta, Ralph Cianci, Joe Pugliese. Row 3: Rupert Grimm, Joe Spedeliere, Vin Ni- cita, Mike Papaleo, George Wetzell. Mike Tamucci, Frank Rizzaro, Anthony Fraioli, Ralph Basso. Absent: Mr. Fred Fiore, coach. TRACK SQUAD Row 1: Mike Papaleo, Peter Morris, Bob Westmoreland, Frank Rizzaro, Vin Fig- liola. Row 2: Don Santora, Bob Taf- rate, Vin Nicita, Andy Restuccia, Vin DiBuono, George Wetzell, Rupert Grimm. Row 3: Coach Al Young, William Furman, Tony Fraioli, James Finn, Robert Basso, Howard Greason, Russell Slayback, Steve Purdy, Victor Modugno, Frank Goldschmidt. nr GOLF Left to right: James Finn, Mario Falco, Arthur Rizzy, Leonard Tutolo, Mike Papaleo, Robert Briotte. Absent: Mr. Robert Havington, coach. 71 AC KNOW LEDGE M E NTS The Reminiscence editorial staff wishes to thank most sincerely and most heartily all those who had any'part in the publishing of this book. First, our undying gratitude is given to Mr. Otto Heddericg, without whose help this yearbook would not have been possible. Many thanks are given to Miss Jean Hayes, assistant faculty advisor, for her help. The staff is especially grateful to Mr. Charles Dawson, teacher of art, for his supervision of the art work. The faculty sponsor wishes to thank Nancy' Peters, editor-in-chief, for the many hours she devoted to her work. She has been faithful, conscientious and prompt in her duties. Amateur photographs were supplied by Michael Gottlieb, Class of 1956. Many thanks should be given to Katie Geismar, associate editor, Bonnie Wood, and ’Pat Ciner for valuable assistance in the layout section, to Phyllis Gibson, associate editor, for the work of the Senior Poll, to Ann Marie Delzio for her mimeograph work, to Lenore Aloisi, Ann Des Marias, Betty Lux, Barbara Montesano, Marie Tauro, Beatrice Loffredo, and Dorothy Voetsch for work as typists, to Diane Howe, who was in charge of senior pictures, to Frank Riz- zarro and Elaine Barry for their art work, to Carol Stockman for the faculty section, to Larry Quadagno for the sports section, and to Nancy Meyer and Peter Morris, business managers, and their staff. Pictures of the Huskie dog were used through the courtesy of Mr. Al Young, boys' physical edu- cation director. - . '■ •'■... . V-. .. ’ ' ffr -■: - . .y ;;. . 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