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Harrison High School - Reminiscence Yearbook (Harrison, NY)

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He has ever been our strongest supporter and most willing helper, giving much of his time and effort to insure the successful run of our show. In gratitude for your constant friend- ship and encouragement, the class of '56 dedicates their final performance, Reminiscence, to you, Mr. 3 ALICE STEWART, N A Editor-in-Chiefs, -' 6 l ,N 0 .., .1 1 W, , '- I Q-.nf 4- , , ..v-v ,. -..,.-.. -On..- M... k..-a.-.4-.g.,,,-I , X ,x1.' ff ,X , f' ' l U .' 1 V, , . ww-W mfwww-4-w-rw-vw lllllllllllll X , N4 , 1 ff' - 'ii,fi'3w 'Ba V 9411-,v -may-.gn '., 4 5 H u l 'Q ,N ,, X1 11 lf T: 1 V - r Y! , W, , - ,, rv' W' . 1- W A 1,349-'ii 5' fy 9 :,1w.w.r,., ,L I 6 - , v. . 1' ,3igK'3jvgw.,- ' 4: V f ' --- ' W H -,, ITN? , ' A A ' f.:,n'-V13 rf - , , mv. . V - 'ff-i w -ff? L 11- - - '. .f -2. . 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In M E ' - ff' N ' - AV - - - lf Fawn 'I Q Yxtktll ' ,l 5 pmlm-Q ffm,-1.x gratltude fortherrfinejobancl 't-Vffl UU' I' I . . ' , f I A X l. ll ,Q G I for the recogmtlon they have V5 -Hmztll. 53.653 .uw , l , V AU: N! , 2 y brought us we g1ve th1s page I -. AEVU .'?ll?H M d ' X 5 as a trx ute to our team an 0 if' g their coaches. HV :gt V 1 Hr . V, g y st 3 s V ' , fi . ' . . A fx W, Q , U V r , f 'lt , . 5.4. 'X Wei lem Lesatsfll A ' A VAS-2'!:wf'?l!i l,.,V1f vaginal 'ithtllllglg Ang' 2, Y-famw. ktglgx . 5 . 4 5' tf,.l..1. n...l'.f,f, V V .,z In ft ' 'NSW' EU fJJl'l'H Nl IV-XL, ,f 51? ev 5' A - 'V X - . P HH'-H:ee'r'sV1V: lm? iff?-A - -H Ml Vs' iwimf' 3-V--mm idllw J - -X -N A X nz- V . . V V,.,, ,.t. Nm. Gr- , s t 'F Q y v , 1 'V .Q w y 5 I V s Fl,flMtV, Vw ibflulslj V , , ' z., ' 1 1' Tffv K N VV or 3.1-lllrlllwbhhl- ll 'f ,' X ., Lay mtv lxV ' .,. ..? :Y V Qs 4 gk sv ,Vg-W ' Q I 1- I r I I vt 7 I 1 I'Jks'k'vM 3 ' ' ' 1 1 v- V. 3 S ' I , 1. . 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In addition to this exposure, you have been involved in numerous activities in your school life which have given you a foundation for the responsi- bilities of adult citizenship. With the preparation you have had in school and the line training you have had at home and in your respective churches and synagogues, you have a wonderful start in life. As you are about to graduate, I want to extend my best wishes to each of you for success and happiness in whatever you do in life. Superintendent of Schools. Zag, hr. 146-al., Louis M. KLEIN, MR. ALEXANDER L. ARNING QM Principal P' V To date your Senior Year has been one of historical significance. To date, in your minds, I am sure that the most impressive localahisrorical event was the successful completion by the football team of Harrison High School's first undefeated and un- tied season, climaxed by the impressive victory over Rye in which we prevented them from win- ning rheir thirty-fourth consecutive victory. On the national level we End committees from all of the forty-eight states meeting, at the re- quest of the President, to conduct the White House Conference on Education, while on the international level we had theheads of state meeting at Geneva to try to find the answer to the tensions threatening world peace. I feel confident that the members of the Class of 1956 are well qualiiiecl to make their contribu- tions to the solving of the problems of tomor- row, on all levels, as effectively as the football team ,solved the problem of conquering our seemingly invincible rivals. Good luck ro all of you! e Arnxmnarz L ARMNG, ' Principal. Q f ,jd j I f w M155 MARY LALLY, B.S.,M.A. Dean of Girls MR. PHILLIP CASTELLI, B.S.,M.S. Dean of Boys MISS ANN MCHUGH, B.A.,M.A. Psychologist --...,.' Chemistry, Biology Head of Science Dept. Sponsor-Class of '58 BERNARD AUERBACI-I, B,A., M.SC. E R BEM SUENC TbiJ will separate the men from . NDF, - th 9, the boys. LEQLPS g Ma D ANxELG2n. sdencig gmfw H Co-SPon0u,,,e nolw' ,.Cl4sSv 5' - i ' . . 0 1 g 5, 4-A-ful wk HELENB ' f 5 J' f W, x - ' L BENNETT up , .- , an ' , . ,gb H S I I. , A s JA . ?'5efef'Z11soriql?ig,g1lkb .B., B S . 0 a .u wad 1414352112 Ere xm., ,.rrTv , 1 jf , . gf - new ff W H 4 X W., ,Ml 3' I 555 ,A ' J, .,,: I .'1 . L- 2 ig 1 GEORGE BRIGGS, B.s., MED. A World History SPOHSOf?G.O. . RN., B-5' Do I bear ibiceJ? ME lN f'.I'.o BONA sad- y J' I 4 gQJsNC'Yfw,5e'-YEC:2XeadE2?e,,v J!! ,I ff f 3 ' ' C SPOBSOI f0wf1 ' AJ fi aC I Mv.WW f I0 'z :flea fo 1268, Science 811V 472,101.01 C Emenlf. If g 1 , 7' J GLADYS CHAMBERLIN, BA., M.A. French I, 2. 3 Sponsor French Club Ne parlez par en anglazs. BS., 1 e QAVXK' P12-We ' Qileepkht Qsfjgjvgkung x -' . ' Bus- Qgonsoqfgease 3, .-Allfigbbp SP0 E HURCH Hfofxnglfsh ILL f, Maro 12 ' ltqplqz On Mur efwgw, 'nllrs hm Mrw 4 lJ-144' 94 '7 j I L ff!! fr! Ipjznrfxf' L' xf ' A - K fly ' 1 ff , LQ X' ., ,X . IJ,-I ,iw r ' CHARLES DAWSON, B.s. in f Art, Mechanical Drawing -I Q r f fx PS Sponsor-glass OEF? Art Club, my as . ix, . - ramp u ,ig I C,L3LOCd5,M'A' M Hin your winch eyej, .f '. ' , E N A AN1oxNY1T2va'6S2QQfig C i ...fi S OBSOYQT got 0- ,N h kk k , T v 'i I lp OHM ' ' wi'-, W-' ?'g5 wr? M vie- 'L VI! H f ADELINE DI G H CKEY. ri 6116531 O'ga21!?e if1ki,,, BS MED E ,fddlwe Zatlon Ci . Q ANNE DONLEY Ph sical Fclucati y . on Sponsor-Leaders Club, G.A.A., Girls Intramurals B A. NL5- Y0u've go! to practice your Jkillrf' QE, ' .' DFP5 anofx Club YDG-Yltglenshlv ESRC? r0lJlemia5 X I OG 0-'Curl with me' C Z ' ' H7112 Svonsof ol 'W .you fe 7' 7' a!,a , . ..,v I M.A. XGLXOLA' BA SOSEPH F E gxxswq Cowes' B lamanon c 5ponS0 Q?f kink -U PAUL FULLER, B.A., M.A. Driver- Ed., Health and Safety Sponsor-Class of '57, Proiectionist Club, Audio-Visual Coordinator Hold it at the friclion point. 12 '73 JA LQZSSCESTL Sbonso agjmafl of MA ffNan6I?ept' 1:12611 3 big . pdf If fi' Hon 06061702 hor goody EDWARD ITY A s El. , B 4' wzfionsof lfebf-'i ls MA. 01171 91,4 f B?-slfegb my-J, U A all '20 CARR wn4fX11 'gains mis ms., ,fs rqfl. .1149 Q K . Xl up 4 .v 4 'TJ ,f- ,ffl lf 3' 'x '41 -'4 ' -'e I... lf--mi A 1 -- I 'AW W-r , ,v,... , -, 4 A ,,,,.. ALFRED GOLDWATER, B.S., M.A. Social Studies N Sponsor-Rifle Club X Actuully? f 1 GXNCHEREAU 5416056 to: X ' A B-l ll l an L Harm Sc room ' Q ' . ly' Wy Bloxiglireslggxicakor Cxaie middle-,yy 4' x n XX jk R 50 V RN r l ', ' I X '. A SPM' 9,igmdO1 l ga l ' A A 'QB' P OBERT 11 . I H .1 L Cu' 4 1' 'X U LU ' Ge A V YO1 .h 0 Om IN jg, I ,jf ly K - S Gtry, G GTON QVMVX A ,L J f fa, U ' Donsor M3611 Math - Bug., M lk -- RJ ef' A 1 pw ,gf ,, NME, fb oe fCh,,,- -A, 1' r . 'Ska 'Q' Tfen, shfils, 077311 of M' X Y Jgaig'-75116, Igfiglf lor 11181-Shalg . xc , . E' f 4468 4 dfkfe ,Aj ., M? X '7 l70,,,c,uVgEf'6.r r g G, A- DEYUC QTTO HEDgngXish9 ,, .fHe1zo,'We' 'B- 1 RICHARD HERFORT, B.S. Music-Instrumental, Vocal Everybody .fit up. ELLEN HUBE T L, B, ,771 ,df fix,-f,.ng s., MA. I 90126 1. I3 M LEWIS MILTON, B.A., M.A. English II S pon so r-Yea rlwook A NUR- A liflle quiz to keep you on y LQE5. 9. -- tx TON' . rg, 7 A OHNS . 'wh - Qiub A - x C' Svmxfa 0055: 'Gapped' if L3 5 vonsorfagp tbe tulklvlk N ' I X ,rl uian V . 3 10 Q L1 MARY JJ pb , Uyfngjlkb QUINN jl 0436512 S005 IS' BS ,. i Z4f6,f60o5'1J'1E-S 01012, O ,ff MAA , B5-' ARDS1 ww 1+ , GBYXT ' -ncffvvam eaS0'd ..1 AR Gensscjnkmuvngrrrietuorkf , if '53 -, 's 0 do las! 'Wm Q MATILDA RISOLI, B.S., M.A. Shorthand 2, Transcription, Sec. Practice Assistant Sponsor-junior Class Take ou! your 1z0.fe1mobJ. T4 RT ii?L9f'fEw hysjf-S R f, S , P lfzeze ponsor Adv M A' 1 ' YT ' I 3th r 14465 ap 452315 Club ten 021066 5 pq CXLXNG -S hegiia 0, 5'5 OQC te' heath gf keg 0 qu ' x X , 's mb ff Wx- NELLIE STEPHENS, B.S., M.A., PH.D. Speech, Dramatics Sponsor-Foorlighr Players, junior Play, Senior Play Stay in the acl. ALEXANDER YOUNG, B.S., M.A. Physical Education Sponsor-Varsity H Club Hal1it': a great thing, Jon. KENNETH MEYER, B.A. Cadet Teacher DA S . Span so 111515163 Ubfl AL AM 11.3 T Pr 'BE . C224 een 'igezrggd C0,,ng1'Sb 3. Ebffllp dlwayf Clubcfubl 9 C0474-. n GUI D0 Z A ,, ,?rfod.,Cf1BER1v 'fre Us-Ia 'OMB ARDI W0 . 'KS u ' ' B-S I, doin! 4vf,alqs '-21:11:23 Hz 7lgu4J,,g!71fI. 60 newod Dfpcg staff Mrs. Frances Conrrata, Miss Anrionette Martino Miss Ursula Fallani, Miss Agnes Murtaph. dusfocficzf cgwfaff Mr. james Calandruccio, Mr, Daniel D1 Vecchio, Mr. Joseph Maierta, Mr. Frank Calanclruccio, Mr. Frank Sanclonato. r jfrfcgalz gfaf Left to right: Mrs. Rose Fraioli, Mrs. Marian Carpiniello, They keep the wheels of our school turn- ing smoothly-its fine appearance is always maintained by these faithful workers-we are always well fed. Mrs. Mary Santucci, Mrs. Sophie Olmsted, Mrs. jane Zimmer, Miss Mary DeVico, Mrs, Dorothea Nordmann. if Mrs. Josephine Porter Matron I i lil UE Cgvfcvw, 1- - ' ' , 1 ' L '2g.- ,, I X: vs . 1 V- gli . . K ig., ' by 1 ,J -H w 1 jg A ,. .. 4 , , ,N 3.35 2 ,, ln 5 YI fr I I I Hai . J ., . 1 r 715, 'gm Y : '- L,i.j1fig5?.g1' JJ . Lf , if I' J... ,. gy, ll V-f 4'f v V -'M G1 W .XII 7? 'F lin-L . 'A A .. . r 'el u' ,I , H- ,S .3 , - -- .- 5 'Fri - 1-..-4' .. 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J' ,A , y l Af gfyh' A , , w W. fi,-1 I A ,Q .' , J f 4 Michael Gottlieb, Vice-Presidentg Sue Bragg, Secretaryg Antoinette Gasparrini, Treasurerg Russell Kirschenbaum, President. anim owzai Seated: Ellen Voetch, Edith Selman, Dolores DiBerardino, Lynn Papernow, Diane Romano Standing: Robert Howard, Doris Baskind, Connie DeRuzza, Henry Fury. 19 CAROL JEAN ANDERSON Business S1ueetneJr ir a virtue, livelinerr a pleasure. Intramurals 9, 105 G.A.A. 95 Mixed Chorus 12. PATSY BARLETTA Fuzzy U. S. Navy Suddenly the wont lurm to the bert for llae brave. Intramurals 95 Mixed Chorus 12. DORIS BASKIND Dee College N ot that I love work lex: But that I love fun more. Intramurals 95 G.A.A. 9, 10, 115 Library Club 10, 11, 125 Girls Chorus 10, 115 Soph. Hop Comm.5 Jr. Prom Comm.5 Jr. Play Prod. Staff5 Sr. Play Prod. StaFf5 Current Prob. 11, 125 Tennis Club 11, 125 Maroon Murmurs Bus. Staff 125 Reminiscence Ed. Staff. RALPH BASSO Wussy Business Hold the fort, for I am coming. ' Football 9-125 Baseball 9-125 Basketball 10-115 Track 95 Student Council 105 Soph. Council5 jr. Marshal 105 Marshal Club 11, 125 Varsity H Club 10-125 Mixed Chorus 125 Jr. Play Cast5 Soph. Hop Comm.5 jr. Prom Comm. MARGARET BATTO Peggy Business What merriment lurk: in every glanee! Intramurals 9-12, G.A.A. 9-113 Mixed Chorus 10g Sr. Play Prod. Sraffg Reminiscence Bus. Staff. LEE BEURMANN Lee College The only way to have a friend ir to he one, Entered in Sr. Year. CAROLYN BISCEGLIA Bish Business She that is of a merry heart hath 4 continual fea.rt. Intramurals 9-129 G.A.A. 9-115 jr. Play Prod. Staffg Sr. Play Prod. Staff, Spanish Club 11-125 Remipiscence Bus. Staff. VV 4, oo VUL ff I Bw wg v J if JL f fy MJ- SUZANNE BRAGG Sue College What if it that maker people ro farcinating? Intramurals 9, 11, 125 Girls Chorus 9, 119 G.A.A. 9, 113 H.R. Sec. 9, 11, 12g Prob. Honor Soc. 9g Sr. Play Prod. Staffg Jr. Prom Comm.g Maroon Murmurs Bus. Staff 11, 12g Reminiscence Bus. Sraffg Sr. Class Sec.g jr. Play Castg Spanish Club 11-12, Pres. 12. XX. ...ini ' 'N fi 11. A ea ..... F- A' ,M ,gk , gl' I If rt.t PATRICIA CALANDRILLO Poopsie Business She tickled the feet of the roher and they laughed. Intramurals 9-125 G.A.A. 9-115 Jr. Red Cross 95 Soph. Hop Comm.5 Jr. Prom Comm.5 Maroon Murmurs Bus. Staff 9-115 Sr. Play Prod. Staffg Reminiscence Ed. Staff. HOWARD CALIFANO Howie Business I have often been in need of 4 thorough- bred excuse. Intramurals 10-125 Basketball 10-115 Track 11, 125 Varsity H Club 11, 125 Jr. Marshal Club 105 Marshal Club 125 Soph. Hop Comm.5 Jr. Prom Comm.5 Mixed Chorus 125 Sr. Play Casrg Jr. Prod. Staff. FRANCES CARDEA Fran Business The secret of ruccerr ir constancy to purporef' Girls Chorus 105 Mixed Chorus 12. JAMES CARNAVALLA Jimmy U.S. Navy Quiet and unaswming but alwayr sincere. Intramurals 95 Football 115 Mixed Chorus 12. GAETANO CASTELLANO Casty U.S. Army The world will go on and on hut I won't interfere. Football 11, 12g Baseball 123 Mixed Chorus 12. DONALD CIOTTI Don College Whatever i.r worth doing if worth doing well. Baseball 11, 12g Soph. Hop Comm.g Soph. Councilg Student Council 11, 12g Marshal Club 12. RICHARD CITARELLA Zoot U.S. Air Force Men of few wordr are the hert men. Track 9. JOHN COCOMAZZI Coke U.S. Army 'There ir great ability in knowing how to conceal one'5 ability. Football 9g Rifle Club 9g Mixed Chorus 10. xi 111 4 X6 ll Lx 5 A fgsxxfibif Jax , ROY M. COI-IEN X tt Q S qr College X W A head to contrive LAY A tongue to persuade A band to execute. Spanish Club ll, 125 Current Prob. Club 125 Sr. Councilg Declamation Contest 11, 125 Sr. Play Prod. Staff, Golf Teamg Reminiscence Bus. Staff. STEPHEN G. CRANE Steve College Loyal in leadership, sincere in friendship. Intramurals 85 Stamp Club 9-12, Pres. 125 Rifle Club 95 Orchestra 9, 10, 125 Freshman Council5 Declamation Contest 9, 10, 115 Student Coun- cil 105 Prob. Honor Soc. 9, 10, 11, 125 Art Club 11, 125 Footlight Players 11, 12, Pres. 125 Jr. Red Cross 10, 115 Tennis Club 11, 125 Jr. Prom Comm.5 French Club 10-12, Pres. 125 Current Prob. Club 11, 125 Reminiscence Co-Literary Editorg Active Honor Soc., Pres. 125 jr. Play Castg Sr. Play Castg Maroon Murmurs Ed. Stalfg Jr. Marshal Club 105 Marshal Club 11, 12. SUZZANNE TORREY CUDDEBACK nsue.. She came to uf 4 .rtranger but remainr to ur a friend. Entered in Senior Year. ELIZABETH DANIELL Libby College Little package, big snrpriref' Intramurals 9-125 G.A.A. 95 Student Council 95 Pro 8: Con Club 105 Current Prob. Club 125 Footlight Players 115 jr. Play Prod. Staffg Girls Chorus 105 Cheerleader 9-125 Maroon Murmurs Ed. Staff 125 Rem. Art Staff. on DIANA DEL VECCHIO Dee Dee Business Pretty to walk with, witty to talk with. Intramurals 9-125 G.A.A. 95 Mixed Chorus 105 Huskiettc 125 Reminiscence Bus. Staff. CONSTANCE DERUZZA Bo-Bo Nursing School She liver life, she doem't pair it hy. Intramurals 9-125 G.A.A. 9, 105 Girls Chorus 95 Mixed Chorus 9, 105 Tennis Club 115 Soph. Hop Comm.5 Jr. Prom Comm.5 Jr. Play Prod. StaH5 Sr. Councilg Maroon Murmurs Bus. Staff 125 Huskiette 125 Reminiscence Bus. Staff. M C 3 L, l4v'0 'DW' Ayr bl V' AJ uf ' V1 WY to J.. lou 'Mess -LQ . ,Yi 5 L, 42 kr U. WD W' ,Qffc 5 'ff CQ Q DOLORES DIBERARDINO ' V C ' 0,0 ' A Ierron in neatnerr, a virion of rweetnerr, W U , bf a gal with perronality pluff' W Intramurals -12' GA.A 9 10' Librar Club 9' 9 , - - - , V , Sec. Fresh. Class5 Fresh., Soph. 8: Sr. Councilsg Girls Chorus 9-115 Student Council 95 H.R. Sec. 105 Prob. Honor Soc. 9-125 Spanish Club 115 Jr. Play Cast 8: Prod. Staffg Maiorette 9-12, Head 125 Soph. Hop Comm.5 Reminiscerice Ed. Bus. Staff5 Leaders Club 10, 11. DONALD EDELMANN Tank College The wordr pour forth like magic. Band 95 Proiectionist Club 95 Soph. Hop Comm.5 Jr. Prom Comm.5 Football 10, 115 Jr. Play Cast5 Footlight Players 115 Declamation Contest 115 Jr. Marshal Club 10, 115 Reminis- cence Ed. 8: Bus. Staff. BARBARA EDWARDS Barb College Her heart ir a flute that playr a continuour tune of kizzdnerrf' Intramurals 9-12g G.A.A. 9-125 Girls Chorus 10, llg Orchestra 10-12g Band 9, 10g Soph. Hop Comm.g jr. Prom Comm.g Jr. Play Prod. Comm.g Sr, Play Prod. Comm.g Current Prob. Club 12g Spanish Club 11, 12g Head of Remi- niscence Clerical Stall. EUGENE FEDELE Gene College 'Tir better to he :mall and .thine than to he tall and cart a .rhaa'ouf. Football 9-12g jr. Marshal Club 105 Marshal Club ll, 12g Varsity H Club 11, 12g Soph. Hop Comm.g Jr. Prom Comm.g jr. Play Prod. Staflg Sr. Play Prod. Sraffg Reminiscence Bus. Staff. f JAMES FINN ' hark College What laughter ana' mitchief lie behind that .reriour countenancefu Orchestra 9-llg Band 9-109 Track 9, 10, 11g Student Council 9g Prob. Honor Soc. 9, 11, 123 Pro 84 Con Club 10g Current Prob. Club 11, 12g jr. Marshal Club 10g Marshal Club 11, 123 French Club 124 Soph. Hop Comm.g Footlight Players llg Sr. Play Castg Maroon Murmurs Ed. Scarf ll, 123 Maroon Murmurs Bus. Staff 113 Reminiscence Sports Ed. GINA FIORE Jeanie Business With grace to win, with heart to hold. Intramurals 9-125 G.A.A. 9, 10g Mixed Chorus 10, 12g Soph. Hop Commg Jr. Prom Comm.g Reminiscence Bus. Staff. .Sf L CNC , 9 NQXLL ' x 1 amass s 3 ohnny Col Y' HQ: 't and humor d in 71 -,'Rl 'B'rFEi6d i . . sph-R' u 193 S ,K K X5 Us Q- xki X1xfg JAMES FLANAGAN Jakie College I know what pathway leads to popularity. Soph. Hop Comm.g Jr. Prom Comm.g Track ll, 12g Basketball 10, 11, 12g Football 11, 12g Varsity H Club 10, 11, 12g Sr. Play Prod. Staffg Marshal Club ll, 123 Reminiscence Bus. Staff. SAMUEL FREEMAN Mossie H e har his oufn private corwictiomg 4 marfr life should he eaJy. Track 9-123 Basketball 10-12g Football 9g Var- sity H Club ll, 12. GARY FRIEDLAND College 'True sincerity flavored with a dry wit. Jr. Marshal Club 10g Marshal Club 11, 12g Spanish Club 11g Current Prob. Club 125 Foot- ball llg Tennis Club ll, 12g Sr. Play Cast. ..j' fx,- I . WILLI MAN , .1 Y gt! 1 1 ..Wil1y,, G'enero5ity in hir heart: talent in hir handrf' Football 10, 11, 12, Co-Captain 12, Basketball 10, 11, 12g Track llg Marshal Club 12. HENRY FURY College Geniur, that power which dazzler mortal eyer, is oft hut perreverance in di.rgui.fe. Rifle Club 11, 12g Footlight Players 11, 121 Spanish Club 11, 125 Jr. Marshal Club 11, Cur- rent Problems Club 12g Student Council 12, Jr. Councilg Sr. Council, Jr. Prom Comm.g Jr. Play Production Staff, Sr. Play Production Staffg Reminiscence Ed. Staff. JOSEPH GALLETTA aloe., Hit hope! and dream: are in the thy. Football 10. ANTOINETTE GASPARRINI Ann College Her countenance heamr with enthuriarm, laughter and friendship. Intramurals 9-123 G.A.A. 9, 10, 115 Pro 8: Con Club 10, Current Prob. Club 11, 123 Library Club 105 Girls Chorus 10, 113 Mixed Chorus 125 Spanish Club 113 Jr. Red Cross 9, 12g H.R. Sec. 11, Prob. Honor Soc. 9, 113 Active Honor Soc. 125 jr. Class Sec.g Sr. Class Treas.g Soph. Hop Comm.g Jr. Prom Comm.g Footlight Play- ers l1, 12 CSec.Jg jr. Play Prod. Staffg Sr. Play Castg Maroon Murmurs Bus. Staff 10, 11, 12, Mgr. 12g Reminiscence Bus. Editor, Huskiette 12. ,X I XJULQ N 1 5. Xl X x J -Q Lv . 31 rx, 1 Rik l I , x.- gn- ,f v -1 , W 1' sl . ' -2 k MICHAELxGOTT IEB AbeF1-f - 3, College ,fgllfen of and men of action clear xl Il the way. Proj 'onist Qlub 9-12g jr. Marshal Club ., 10g Miysecgl Club 11, 123 French Club 11-1 , Cur- rent Prob. .Clug 12g Prob. Honor oc. , -' Stu- dent Couzqibllg Footlight Players 115 Play Prod. a CDirectorJg , r. Play P edt taffg V. Preslf r. Classg Freshni 191' do . Councilsg Footligdl 11, Mgr. 125 B :5bahj10g Soph. Hop Com .5 jr. Prom Com .' Reminiscence Pho- tography Editor. - DAVID GRAY Crockett College 'Thoughts more true and deep than we mortal: know. jr. Marshal Club 10, 11g Jr. Play Prod. Staffg Sr. Play Prod. Staffg Footlight Players 12. JOSEPH HAMMER aloe.. Longer livetb a glad man than a sorry one. . af- x 1 d lk? ROBERT HOWARD Bob College A little nonrenxe now and tben ir relished by the best of men. Projectionist Club 9-125 jr. Red Cross 93 Foot- all Mgr. 11 12' Varsity H Club' Track 12' X 1, . , , , i Xkfso Councilg jr. Marshal Club 10, 11g Marshal QM X mn ub 12g Spanish Club 11, 123 Sr. Councilg jr. fx xg, Play rod. Staffg Sr. Play Prod. Staffg Reminis- cence Ed. Staff. 1 Os C' sr' wg QI 'O IRIS HOWELL '09, Nursing School 5 NX The charm and playfulness of ber talk. Intramurals 9, 105 G.A.A. 9, 10g Art Club 9-123 Soph. Hop Comm.g Reminiscence Ed. Staff. 'O .P X -5 fi rf' X 4 s ANTHONY IACOVELLI Tony A quiet disposition in class but just the opposite on the gridiron. Football 10-123 Varsity H Club 11, 12, Pres. 12. ALICE JONES Business Nothing is rarer :han real goodness. Intramurals 125 Girls Chorus 9g Mixed Chorus 10g Reminiscence Bus. Staff. -ter' RUSSELL Russ To live long is almost well is the Entered Jr. Yearg Football Club 11, 123 Spanish Club Sec.-Treas. 11, 123 llg Marshal Club 125 Footlight jr. Prom Comm. Chair.g jr. Play Prod. Staff CDirectorJg Sr. Play Prod. Staffg Current Prob- lems Club 125 Reminiscence Asst. Editorg Sr. Class Pres. HONIE ANN KLEIN Hon College The :larr that have the grealert glory have no ren. Intramurals 9-125 G.A.A. 9, 105 Leaders Club 10-12, Pres. 125 Band 95 H.R. Sec. 95 Pro 8: Con Club 105 Girls Chorus 10, 115 Mixed Chorus 125 Sec. Soph. Classg Jr. Councilg Tennis Club 11, 125 Soph. Hop Comm.5 Jr. Prom Comm.5 Span- ish Club 12 CSec.J5 Footlighr Players 125 Jr. Play Castg Sr. Play Prod. Staflg Cheerleader 10- 12, Sec. 8: Ass'r Capt., 125 Maroon Murmurs Bus. Stall' 9-105 Maroon Murmurs Ed. Staff 125 Reminiscence Girls' Sports' Editor5 Mgr. of Girls' Basketball 12. CAROL KLINEMAN College A willing heart, a helpful handy alwayx ready on demand. Intramurals 9-125 G.A.A. 9, 105 Leaders Club 11, 125 Girls Chorus 9-115 Mixed Chorus 125 Prob. Honor Soc. 95 Pro 84 Con Club 105 Cur- rent Prob. Club 11, 125 French Club 11, 125 Jr. Play Prod. Staffg Tennis Club 11, 125 Soph. Hop Comm.5 jr. Prom Comm.5 Maroon Murmurs Bus. Stall 9-115 Maroon Murmurs Ed. Staff 125 Reminiscence Ed. 8: Bus. Stall. GEORGE M. KORNREICH College He, who hnowr more, .rays lem. Entered in jr. Year5 Rifle Club 125 Sr. Play l. Staff. PETER LINDENBAUM ' Pere College mhition dwells' in every 11ein,' 0 emznence he Jhould altainf' estr 9, 105 Band 10, 115 Declamation o test 105 Rifle Club 9-11, Sec. 95 Pro 84 Con lub 10 CPres.J5 Current Prob. Club 115 jr. Marshal Club 11, 125 Prob. Honor Soc. 9-115 Active Honor Soc. 11, 12, V. Pres. 125 Footlight Players 115 Jr. Play Cast 8: Prod StaH5 Soph. Jr. Prom Comm., V. Pres. Jr. 10, 11, Mgr. 115 Basketball Mgr. H Club 125 Pres. Student Council Maroon Murmurs Ed. Stal? 10-12, Ed.-in- 12, Reminiscence Ed. Staff. KENNETH LIPPMAN Weasel College A wild imagination can color the dullest of tales. Intramurals 10, 11, Tennis Club 11, 12, Soph. Hop Comm., Footlight Players 11, 12, Jr. Play Cast, Sr. Play Cast, French Club 125 Current Prob. Club 11, 123 Student Council 12, Jr. Marshal Club 10, 11g Marshal Club 12, Maroon Murmurs Bus. Staff 11, Maroon Murmurs Ed. Stal? 11, 123 Reminiscence Ed. Staff. ANDREW MACNAMARA Arch College The devil and I have an understanding. Il Band 9-113 Orchestra 113 Dance Band 10, 11, Track 11, Declamation Contest 10 41st PLD, Rifle Club 10, Jr. Marshal Club 115 Footlight Players 11, jr. Play Cast, Sr. Play Cast, Soph. i Hop Comm., jr. Prom Comm., Maroon Mur- murs Ed. Staff 12, Reminiscence Ed. Staff. ROSE MARIE MA RCONE Roe College She stands on her tiptoes to touch the starsf she may even attain them. Intramurals 9-12, G.A.A, 9-11, jr. Red Cross X-'A u 93 Pro 8: Con Club 10, Current Prob. Club 123 S anish Club 11, 12' So h. Ho Comm: t. y P , P P , J Prom Comm.g Jr. Play Prod. Staff, Reminis- cence Bus. 81 Ed. Staff. 1 I HELAINE MERESMAN Lanie College A little elf played hide and seek in the twinkle of her eyes. Intramurals 9, 10, 123 G.A.A. 9-10, Orchestra 9, 103 Girls Chorus 9, 10, Leaders Club 10, 12, Sec. 12, Stamp Club 8, 9g Jr. Red Cross 8, 9, Pro 8: Con Club 9, 10, Current Prob. Club 12 Sec. 12, Stamp Club 93 Jr. Red Cross 9g H.R. Sec. 9-10, Prob. Honor Soc. 9, 10, 12, Sr. Play Prod. Staff, Maroon Murmurs Ed. Staff lg, 12, Ass't Ed. 125 Reminiscence Co-Literary E . 1-'jj usandy., Never underexlimate the er of a Girls Chorus 9g G.A.A. 9-1 ' ph. Hop Jr. Play Comm.g Footli t l yers 12g Sr. Prod. Staff Chmn.g Art b Exec. Comm Vice Pres. 10, Pres. ll-1 3 eminiscence Editor. SANDRA LFE BARBARA MEYERS Barb College The .rincere alone can recognize Jin: ' . ' G.A.A. 9, 10g Intramurals 9-12, Girls Chorus 10, 115 Soph. Hop Comm.g Pro and Con 9, 10' nis Club 11, 125 Mixed Chorus 12, JKPf0m Comm.g Jr. Play Comm., Prob. Honor Soc. 9-123 French Club Sec. 11, 12g Maroon Murmurs Ed. Stall 10, 113 Feature Editor 123 Reminiscence Ed. Staff. f of JOHN MORRISON Monk College One who har never turned his back but marched rlraigbt forward. Prob. Honor Soc. 9, 103 Orchestra 9, 105 Intra- murals 9-12g Pro and Con 10g Current Prob- lems 115 Footlight Players 11g jr. Play Comm.g Spanish Club 12g Sr. Play Castg Sr. Play Prod. Staff. FAITH MINER Michie Nursing School 'Tis nice to be natural when one is naturally nice. Girls Chorus 9, 105 G.A.A. 9-115 Intramurals 9-12g Mixed Chorus 115 Soph. Hop Comm.g jr. Play Comm.g Jr. Prom Comm.g Maroon Mur- murs Bus. Staff 9-12g Library Club 12g Sr. Play Corgmq Soph. Councilg Reminiscence Business Sta . C ---1 II' 1-rl an' Y 34 VINCENT NICITA Vinnie Business School To love the game beyond the prize. Basketball 9-125 Track 9-105 Baseball 9, 10, 125 Intramurals 95 Football 9-12, Co-Captain 125 Chmn. Soph. Hop5 Class Council 95 Varsity H Club 10-125 Jr. Play Comm.5 Jr. Marshal 105 Marshal Club 11, 12, Captain 125 Class Pres. 10, 11. BARBARA NICOLL Barby College When rhe rmiler rhe lurm the pochefr of her mul inride out. Intramurals 9-125 G.A.A. 9-115 Soph. Hop Comm.5 Pro and Con 105 Jr. Prom Comm.5 Ten- nis Club 1 1, 125 jr. Play Castg Footlight Players 115 Sr. Play Castg Cheerleaders 9-12, Captain 125 Reminiscence Sr. Class Editor5 G.O. Rep. 9, 105 GO. Sec. 125 Chmn. Concessions Comm. 125 Class Sec, 95 Class Vice Pres. 11. ff 25 aff .lf ? 1 If Zyfzfi U, x' ' L L . , - Q 1 Y - : , 6 1 If A L If K, r f f RL X X nxt t 1 7 1 2 ,. ,msd-F Q X 4 'L ,f 1 5 I ,. Cdff , f I fl' jfit- 1, 5 ff x 1 ' 7' I f, K l K I K fa F 1 ' 'I 1, ' I - ,' 1 6' J 1 U' ff , 1 f X fm WILLIAM MURPHY fa H 'N M .ya 1 , Murph Collegek' 4 1 V l li 6,31 K 1 Beware when Irirh eyer are Jmilingf' 1 Y 'Q 5 1 K V ' ' . f A A t-Q Mixed Chorus 105 Soph. Hop Comm.5 Jr. Pla,yii I'f ,fi 7 L fo' I ' 1' I if Cast5 Jr. Play Comm.5 Footlight Players 115 Va'I'fe I Cf. yi cw' JV 1 sity H Club 11, 123 Spanish Club 11, 125 Base- I f 'r . J 1 ball 10-125 Basketball 125 Jr. Council. MARGERY NELSON Margie College Angelic .vweetnerr with an impirh spark. Pro and Con 105 Girls Chorus 105 G.A.A. 10, 115 Intramurals 10 ,115 Current Problems 11, 125 French Club 11, 125 jr. Play Castg jr. Play Comm.5 Jr. Prom Comm.5 Jr. Red Cross 10, Pres. 115 Maroon Murmurs Editorial Staff 10- 125 Declamation Contest 11, 125 Footlight Play- ers, Vice Pres. 11, Treas. 125 Reminiscence Edi- torial Staff5 Rep. to Nat. Journal American Con- test 12. STEVEN OPPENHEIM Steve College Reading maketh a full many conference a ready many and writing an exact man. Art Club 9-12, Pres. 103 Pro and Con Club 103 Jr. Marshal 103 Marshal Club 11, 123 Baseball 103 Tennis Club 11, 123 Jr. Play Comm.3 Rifle Club 113 Current Problems Club 11, 12, Pres. 123 Sr. Play Comm.3 Footlight Players 113 Remi- niscence Art Editor. LYNN PAPERNOW Lynn College Her charming personality will ever he a joy to all. Pro and Con 9, 103 G.A.A. 9-113 Intramurals 9-113 Girls Chorus 103 Soph. Hop Comm.3 Ma- roon Murmurs Ed. Staff 10-12, Asst. Ed. 123 Jr. Real Cross 10-12, Sec. 123 French Club 11, 123 Footlight Players 11, 12g Current Problems Club 11, 123 jr. Play Comm.3 Jr. Prom Comm.3 Sr. Play Comm.3 Reminiscence Junior Class Ed.3 Sr. Council. SANDRA PERKINS Perk Business Quiet at lirrtg hui look again! G.A.A. 9, IOQ Intramurals 9-123 Jr. Prom Comm.3 Tennis Club 113 jr. Play Comm.3 Li- brary Club 12g Reminiscence Ed. Boardg Sr. Play Comm. SANIUEL PITTELLI Sam U. S. Navy He that is .flow to anger if helter than the mighty. j.V. Basketball 9, 103 Varsity Baskeball 11. LV , If I MARY GRACE POLICRITI Gray Gray Baby Business Her laughter and wit go harm' in hand. jr. Red Cross 9, 105 Soph. Hop Comm. Chmn. Decorations5 Soph Councilg Mixed Chorus 105 Girls Chorus 9-115 Intramurals 9-125 G.A.A. 9-115 jr. Prom Comm.5 Sr. Play Comm.5 Remi- niscence Ed. and Bus. Staff. RAYMOND POPE Ray College 'Tir hetter not to speak at all than to Jpeah more than one rhouldf' Entered in Senior Year. FRANCES PRETE Fran College A kind and gentle heart to comfort friends and f0eJ. Freshman Council5 Soph. Councilg G.A.A. 95 Mixed Chorus 10, 125 Girls Chorus 10-125 In- tramurals 9-115 Soph. Hop Comm. Chmn. En- tertainmentg Declamation Contest 9, 105 jr. Prom Comm.5 Reminiscence Bus. Stalfg H. Ry Sec. 105 Sr. Play Prod. Staff. Q, ef -'F U-1 Ge NANCY PRITCHARD 'xg f Nance College G.A.A. 9-115 Girls Chorus 9, 105 Intramurals 9-125 Pro and Con 95 H. R. Sec. 9, 115 Spanish Club 10, 115 Soph. Hop Comm.5 Tennis Club 11, 125 jr. Play Prod. StafT5 jr. Prom Comm.5 Jr. and Sr. Play Usherg Maroon Murmurs Ed. Staff 125 Current Problems 125 Huskiette 125 Remi- niscence Activities Ed. Bright at the Jun her eye! the gazen' rtriwy 4, And like the run they shine on all alike. s., sb- RICHARD RANIERI Rich College Quiet, Jincere, a great lyarkerf' Jr. Marshal 105 Marshal Club 11-12g Cancer Es say-certificate of honor. PATRICIA RAPP Pat Business Life ir not life at all without delight. Intramurals 9, 10, 125 G.A.A. 9-115 Library Club 105 Mixed Chorus 105 jr. Play Castg Sr. Play Prod. Staffg Maroon Murmurs Bus. Staffg Sr. Councilg G. O. Comm. 12g H. R. Sec. 12g Remi- niscence Bus. Staff. VINCENT RIGANO Vinnie Business Hi: amiable character rboufr tbrougb ar a ray of .runrhzne after a storm. J.V. Basketball 10g Jr. Marshal 10g Marshal Club 129 Jr. Play Prod. Staffg Soph. Hop Comm.g jr. Prom Comm. gi-. GARY ROGERS College Every man bar hir fault, but bit is yet to be found. J.V. Basketball 105 Marshal Club 11, 12g Span ish Club 10, 113 Footlight Players 11, 125 Jr- Play Prod. Stalfg Prob. Honor Soc. 9, 105 G. O Rep. and Comm. 123 Maroon Murmurs Ed Staff 12g Reminiscence Faculty Ed. DIANE ROMANO Di Business Willing is rhe, and eager to pleare. What other virtue: are better than there? Intramurals 9-123 Leaders' Club 11, 123 G.A.A. 9, 103 Huskiette 123 jr. Red Cross 93 Current Problems 11, 123 Mixed Chorus IZQ Footlight Players 123 jr. Play Cast3 Sr. Play Cast3 Maroon Murmurs Ed. Staff l2Q Maroon Murmurs Bus. SIBHQ Reminiscence Ed. and Bus. Staff. THOMAS ROOT Tom College In quietness and confidence .rhull he your Jtrengthf' Band 10-l2Q Orch. 10-123 Art Club 10-123 Prob. Honor Soc. 9-113 Maroon Murmurs Ed. Staff 12. ROBERTA ROSS Birdie College 'Tir good to he merry and wireg 'tif hetter to he honest and true. Intramurals 9-123 Tennis Club 113 G.A.A. 10, 113 Majorette 10-123 Maiorette Club 93 Jr. Red Cross 93 Girls Chorus 9-1 lg Current Prob. 11-123 Pro and Con 103 Footlight Players 123 Jr. Play Prod. SIQHQ Sr. Play Prod. StaFf3 Soph. Hop Comm.3 jr. Prom Comm.3 Reminiscence Ed. and Bus. Staff. DONALD SANTORA Don U. S. Army The rule of hi: life is to make hurinesr u plearure and plenrure a husmerrf' Intramurals 93 Football 103 Track 9-123 Rifle Club 113 Jr. Marshal 10. ROBERT SCOLI Bob Arr School I never worry. Whal'5 the ure? To worry hores one like the deuce! jr. Marshal 105 j.V. Basketball 105 Intramurals 10, 115 Soph. Hop Dec. and Refresh. Comm.5 jr. Prom Dec. Comm.5 jr. Play Prod. Staffg Track 11, 125 Baseball 125 Mixed Chorus 125 Marshal Club 12. EDITH SELMAN Edie College If laughter were money how rich Jhe would he. Pro and Con 105 Soph. Hop Dec. Comm.5 Intra- murals 10, 115 jr. Play Prod. Staffg Footlight Players 11, 125 Sr. Play Prod. StaH5 Girls Chorus 11g G.A.A. 115 Sr. Couricilg Reminiscence Ed. and Bus. Staff. ' ROBERT SIEGEL Bobby College I love worhg I could .rtand and look at it for hours. Stamp Club 9, 10, Pres. 95 Jr. Marshal 105 Proj- ect Club 9-12. JOSEPHINE SOMMOVIGO jo Business A willing heart combined with Jincerityf' G.A.A. 9-125 Girls Chorus 9, 105 Soph. Hop Dec. Comm.5 jr. Prom Dec. Comm.5 Intramurals 9-125 Mixed Chorus 125 jr. Play Prod. Staff5 Sr. Play Prod. Sral'f5 Reminiscence Ed. Staff. MARJORIE SPIZZIRRO Marge Business What rweet delight a jovial life affords, Intramurals 9-115 G.A.A. 9-113 Soph. Hop Dec. Comm.g jr. Play Usherg Reminiscence Bus. Staff. CONSTANCE SPOSATO Connie Business I never Jaw her croxs or heard her mold. Girls Chorus 9, 10g G.A.A. 9, 103 Intramurals 9, 109 Soph. Hop Dec. Comm.g Mixed Chorus 11, Jr. Play Prod. Staff, Sr. Play Prod. Staffg Reminiscence Bus. Staff. DOLORES SPOSATO Dee-Dee Business Never laughed a maid more often, never Jparhled eyey more brown. Mixed Chorus 105 Girls Chorus 9, 10g G.A.A. 9, 10g Intramurals 9 ,105 Soph. Hop Dec. Comm.g Jr. Promg Jr. Play Prod. Stafig Sr. Play Prod. Staffg Maroon Murmurs Bus. Staff 123 Reminiscence Bus. Staff 12. ALICE STEWART Al College Crowned with all the giftr which conquer and endearf' Pro and Con 10g Girls Chorus 10, 113 Soph. Councilg Intramurals 9-123 Soph. Hop Enter- tainment Comm. Chmn.g Jr. Prom Comm., Jr. Play Castg Footlight Players 115 French Club 113 Maroon Murmurs Ed. Staff 10-12, Sr. Play Cast, Tennis Club 11, 12g Leaders' Club 10-12, Vice Pres. 123 G.A.A. 9-11, Vice Pres. 11g Prob. Honor Soc, 9-113 Active Honor Soc. 11, 12, Sec. 123 Reminiscence Editor-in-Chief. h-SJPQJV 144-IL, lo.,e.e+,-..cMy LA R E I-lol-I Sic College To ree ber if 4 picluref to bear her a tune. Intramurals 9-123 G.A.A. 9-11Q Band 9g Girls Chorus 9-113 Mixed Chorus 123 Pro and Con 103 Leaders' Club 11, 123 Cheerleader 11, 12' Tennis Club 11, 123 Jr. Play Cast and Prodg Starfg Sr. Play Cast and Prod. Staflg Soph. Hop Comm.3 jr. Prom Comm.3 Footlight Players 113 Maroon Murmurs Bus. Staff 9, Ed. Staff 10-123 Member P.T.G. Forum 123 Reminiscence Ass't Ed. HAROLD TANANBAUM College Fore! Pedertriany to the bill:! Track 9g Golf Team 9-12, Capt. 11, 123 Varsity H Club 10-123 Orchestra 9-123 Jr. Marshal 9-111 Spanish Club ll. '-bv-as 9. -, . M fwfr-4 Zum dz. Maid- ffffi' f,--111110 '1 fvltufill PATRICK TAYLOR Pat College Studia Jerve for delight, for ornament and for abzlityf' Rifle Club 9, 103 Jr. Marshal 103 Marshal Club 11, 123 Footlight Players 123 Sr. Play Cast3 Remi- niscence Ed. Staff. PATRICIA VASSALLO Pat College The glass of farbion, and the mold of form. Intramurals 9-l2Q G.A.A. 9. IOQ Girls Chorus Hop Dec. Comm.3 Cheerleader 10-12g Jr. Play CZSYQ Sr. Play Prod. StaE3 Spanish Club 123 G.O. Rep. 9, 10, Sec. 103 Reminiscence Ed. and Bus. Staff. 4-9 ' KATHRYN VELAPOLD1 Kay Business Friendly thing: are what you make them. Intramurals 9, 105 Mixed Chorus 10-12. ELLEN voETCH Ex College Never znzkimlg ever .viz1cere! Intramurals 9-125 G.A.A. Library Club Treas. 9, 105 Soph, Hop Dec. Comm.5 Jr. Prom Dec. Comm.5 jr. Play Prod. Staff, Sr. Play Prod. Staff5 Current Prob. 115 Spanish Club 125 Sr. Councilg Maroon Murmurs Bus. Staffg Prob. Honor Soc. 9-115 Active Honor Soc. 125 G.O. Rep. 10, 11 and Comm., GO. Sec. 125 Rep. to WCASC5 Rem. Ed. and Bus. Staff. AUDREY WEIDERLIGHT Audwie College Tun zlimpler tack ber Jmile in place. G.A.A. 9, 105 jr. Red Cross 9-125 Girls Chorus 95 Pro and Con 9, 105 Current Prob. 11, 125 Tennis Club 115 Footlight Players 11, 125 Soph. Hop Dec. Comm.5 jr. Prom Comm.5 jr. Play Prod. Staffg Maroon Murmurs Bus. Staff 125 Reminiscence Ed. Stall. Q qrgx xc - , run - 'I 1 ' M, t l . at 5 ' Y 1 Q K U N U XL -X 7, t L' 1.-J gl, SUSAN WOODLE Susie College A cheerful temper joined with innocence. Intramurals 9-12, G.A.A. 10, 115 Girls Chorus 9-115 Band 9-125 Orch. 9-12, Pres. 125 Art Club 9, 105 All State Sec. Orch. 11, 125 Soph. Hop Comm.5 jr. Prom Comm.5 Jr. Play Prod. StaH5 Reminiscence Bus. and Ed. Staff. , K ,X I , A , X . ,. .. 1 1 if vx X EP tx N ' 4 N 'xi '- 'Y - V4 , T' f' iff ' 1 ff . 65 Koi YW! 'Wg . 569 af- 'S 50 Y xv? wi 5 EOC assecxbw C0295 BEHIND SCENES , Makmg plans for the future I have hved long enough -W. Shake. seq Gian. cf soft Om 01-1.0 lv 6' t'J' Crock PS7 61- Pr O , tegfes y X X Ph,VSl't-S Wx . .BTN ' ' ' 43 afld Begg-,EE lo vexx and Xl -1, l MYSTERY I BL E Presented by the Class of 1956 fi Junior Play Row l : Rnlpll Bnsso, Alice Stcwnrt, Honie Ann Klein, Biirlmim Nimll, Sue Braggg, Margery Nelson, Andrew lNlLlkN2!I1l1lf.l. Row 2: Bill Murphy, Par Rapp, Pete Lin- ilcnlmurn, Par Vgxssallo, june Swcrtfegcr, Dolores Di- Berimliim, Ken Lippmim, Steve Crane, Don Eilclmunn. - : 57 3 ISTAGE V11e1 'TY 'TF A ew-'ef-1--fe f-mf-fr-'1 -'iff 7 Vol. 201 No. 7 NEW YORK, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 18, 1956 PRICE 25 CENTS OUR HEARTS WERE YOUNG AND GAY OPENS SENIOR PLAY SUCCESS December 2 was made a memorable eve- ning in theatrical history by the outstand- ing performance of OUR HEARTS WERE YOUNG AND GAY by the Class of 1956. The play related the hilarious ex- periences of Cornelia Otis Skinner and Emily Kimbrough on a trip abroad, and held the audience in a state of delight and amusement throughout the evening. Row 1: Alice Stewart, Margery Nelson, june Swertfeger, Antoinette Gasparrini, Barbara Nicoll. Row 2: Ken Lippman, john Morrison, Pat Taylor, Steve Crane, Jim Finn, Andrew MacNamara, Howard OUTSTANDING STAGE CREW Califano. CAST EXPRESSES GRATITUDE Backstage after the performance the cast of OUR HEARTS WERE YOUNG AND l GAY was heard praising the excellent di- rectorship of Miss Nellie Stephens, It was said that without her help and hard work and the assistance of Mr. joseph Figliola the performance would never have been possible, .. RQW- 1:-Mary. Grace Pblirzriti, Barbara Edwards. Row 2: Sandy Met- 5 i calf, Sue. -Woodle,- Ellen' Voetsch, Josephine Somrnovigo, Diane Ro- - A JRSHQ- 51. Mxka4G0rt1ieb,fBob Howard, -Dave Gray. George Kornreich, Henry Fury. Absent: Honie Klein. . REMINISCENCE EDITORIAL BOARD .,.,i 5 f r 1 Q -. 4: ll Xi. LF... -..M x--'J Row 1 : Rose Marie Marcone, Pat Vassallo, Pat Calandrillo, Libby Daniell, Susan Woodle, Ellen Voetsch, Diane Romano, Antoinette Gasparrini. Row Z: Sue Bragg, Roberta Ross, Carolyn Bisceglia, Barbara Meyers, Carol Klineman, Audrey Weitlcrlighr, Barbara Edwards, Faith Miner, Mary Grace Policriri. Row 3: David Gray, Henry lfury, Peter Lindenbaum, Steven Oppenhcim, Ken Lippman, Don Eclelmann, john Morrison, Andrew MacNamara. REMINISCENCE BUSINESS STAFF Row 1: Helaine Meresman, Connie Sposato, Frances Cardea, Marge Spizzirro, Josephine Sommovigo, Rose Marie Marcone, Dolores DiBerardino, Mary Grace Policriti, Antoinette Gasparrini. Row 2: Carol Klineman, Diane Dc-lVecchio, Ellen Vocrsch, Marge Nelson, Susan Wooclle, Dolores Sposato, jean Fiore, Diane Romano. Row 3: Barbara Edwards, Lynn Papernow, Audrey Weiclerlight, Carolyn Bis- ceglia, Sandra Perkins, Pat Rapp, Sue Bragg, Barbara Meyers, Frances Prete. Absent: Gene Feclele. 9'9 THE PLAYWRIGHTS Mr. Lewis Milton june Swertfeger, Alice Stewart Advisor Russ Kirschenbaum. REMINISCENCE EDITORS Row 1: Steve Crane, Literary Editorg June Swertfeger, Assistant Eclitorg Alice Stewart, Editor-in-Chiefg Russ Kirschenbaum, Assistant Editor. Row 2: jim Finn, Sports Editorg Patrick Taylorg Lynn Papetnow, junior Class Editorg Helaine Meresman, Literary Editorg Nancy Pritchard, Activities Editorg Honie Ann Klein, Sports Editorg Barbara Nicoll, Senior Class Editorg Bob Howatdg Mike Gottlieb, Photography Editor. VY ACADEMY A ARDS BEST LOOKING Sue Bragg jimmy Flanagan BEST DANCERS MOST POPULAR Barbara Nicoll William Furman Dolores Sposato Ken Lippman Q94 MOST SPARKLING PFRSONALITY Honie Klein Gene Fetlele MOST ATHLETIC Diane Romano William Furman PFPPIEST Libby Danlell Don Etlelmann MOST POISED june Swertfeger Michael Gottlieb MOST LIKELY TO Lanie Meresman Peter Limlenbaum CLASS Alice Stewart Thomas Root T? NICFST SMILE Jeanie Fiore Gene Fetlelc DID MOST FOR CLASS MISCHIEF MAKERS Antoinette Gasparrini Libby Daniell Russ Kirschenbaum Andy MacNamara CLASS WIT Grace Policriti Bob Howard CLASS FLIRTS lris I-Iowc-ll Howard Califano W' MOST DEPENDABLE Antoinette Gasparrini Henry Fury Q Nancy Pritchard Ralph Basso BEST FIGURE AND PHYSIQUE CLASS ACTOR AND ACTRESS Margie Nelson Stephen Crane BEST DRESSED Carol Klineman I-Iaroltl Tanan baum CLASS AR TIS'I S Santly Metcalf Steve Oppcnheim MOST SINCERE Ioseohine Sommoviso LY!-.3-29 S ' f x PAS - ' E RF URMAN CE S iight ' si Q its P , SSX.. 2-'f?7'fi: Ns ' ' X, .--M K 'T I 4-'5'f- ' ' ' 'Q-'U September 5, 1951: The class of '56 has arrived! W ,- X M November 18, 1951: We lost the Rye game. X ' ii May 18, 1951: Our first excursion to that fabulous fi vl f upstate resort-Bear Mountain! ivgnggv-P-'l 5'.' l f November 25, 1952: We lost the Rye game. r , l' September 25, 1953: Elected our First class council- - . Z-0. . I as industrious Sophomores we cornered the pea- Q 1' ,gl nut market-also sold volumes of Huskie em- ' 4 blems and Beat Rye pins. Q l November 15, 1953: Culture mixed with entertain- X I l ment--we took a trip to New York City and v gl .ml found out that Julius Caesar was an honorable 2 6 man. 'U Q W! November 21, 1953: We lost the Rye game. 52 1' March 19, 1954: Who is Mr. X? He, joe Fiore, and Q7 A' v a fine crew of entertainers helped us make the ' A A A Bunny Hop a huge success. I .X Y This year was made famous by the few at i, V Sophomores who obtained their licenses and X -- began disturbing the peace of Harrison! 1 june 9, 1954: Vinnie, Pete and Antoinette were uummm X H elected to lead us through our important junior T year. -il l L1mu,. October 15, 1954: Grand Opening of the Famous ff junior StanSlF Con:e and get your ice cold cider, '. 'Cf' coo ies, an onuts. .' , '- Y March 18, 1955: Mynery in Blue was enjoyed by all 7 -and gangster Wussy saved the show. ,H 'X june 4, 1955: Harrison went to the Mardi Gras-star A 2, H in entertainment, delicious food and a picturesque JJ! ' L' 7 setting made our Prom an unforgettable experi- ence. , ,A September 25, 1955: Beginning the last act of our play, Russ, Mike, Sue and Antionette were given , X the leading roles as class officers. , X October 10, 1955: We were introduced to Willie I ' -' I of Shake. Miss Churchill did the honors. ' ', gf November 24, 19551 Af last-we WON THE ,faqs Q, RYE GAME! ! Q! 'P , tx, December 2, 1955: Cornelia Otis Skinner and Emily 5 I , Q x Kimbrough themselves would have been proud of v if '45-.' our production of Our Hearn Were Young and - ' 1 ' , '- 1 G . . , , ' K . XM' januaryly14, 1956: Those inimitable college boards ig 1 N -and a rush to complete numerous applications. l May 1, 1956: Spring fever hits the Senior Class- lf only to be interrupted by thoughts of final exams. , 1, june 24, 1956: With all this behind us and much K S more ahead, the curtain falls on the Class of '56. X ' J? :M B f QR All !'l' ' af . X X l 9 f Z f . N Ls x f X g 1 l Q W p p ,, X4 X 7 5' : -Q ' It X' Q -IA .xg YW , 4 W . ff ,O JK fp g 1 ff I - t ? Q ,z , lil ' 1 f 411 1 fe 1 144 f Q 5 Zqlllhulalu W y ,C I , ,' . 1 fl U : W 'S 1 ggxxqyfo 'W I W - ll , H'.iI N i X MM l 74 5 f x 3 .llglkl ' 4 I X 27 i 1' f Q - Q ' if V -. ' RLRN BLOCK .8- -v Connie, Sposato ' Antoinette Gasparrini . I O 0 X ParRappx I 1 X Sue Bragg I Q ' 'E IS BOR - ',' 'UK Russ Kirschenbaum George Kornreich 1 'A g-, June Swertfeger Sv .MLN 45 f- Y....,,: ,. ff- Aff wxd 5 gosh Wi- Ice Cold A,af:'ffA g ' v Pepsi .1 sxuiic XOUIY -2 O' Xcuct 139 R x 1070. X 3 L K ,P X xx And where are the escalators? . Y, vlbeex ,Maroon cena ng ffl WA ,A SY e dirt Urmurs , ,S CQ Foju Q1 595 X 0717! Ofs at W go ' ofkx 'f'-Hd. How do you spell antedi1uvian7 , 1 I 6 1. KV . ,DQNI ' gd 1 der! ye W Po ' My w 52 mr of or Q ode ymkof Yromen Chee 0X 'fab 1 Z iw A, 1955 Mme 'N ko X XXQMKQQG ' c'0ooX Xxx? 'D If fl, -' vf....-.......v ..,..,.,.A.M M. 1900 E wig' TEACHER Mr. Alexander ..,. M r. Aming ........ Mr. Auerbach .... Mfr. Bennet: ...... Mr. Brigg: . ....... Mn. Bruikin Mr. Cam ---- Mr. Carle!!! .....,........ 11155: Clagzwberlfvz ...... Mfrr Colonia ......... Mr. Damon ....... Min Dickey .............. .M rr.,QQnleyi t.Q,..f.,,... 'Mn Elrfreifge Mx. fggljqla ........... 'M'riFnlfer' .:.:::: 'M Mr. Garrily ......... Mr. Ginrberezm Mr. Goldwater DAY E f HEQRUARYE 'rj 1996 Y I ,. . .,..k.A. .. ,.':f. .. . . . 4. ..... .......... . - 6 .21 SENIOR SUBSTITUTE Margery Nelson Peter Lindenbaum Barbara Nicoll Patricia Rapp ....,,,,, ..,. .,... B.oyhCoheu Harold Tananbaum ....... FaithtMiner Rzuss Kirsclihnbaum Stephenflrane , .... Q .... Ellen Yoetsch Sandra Metcalfe Patricia Calantlrillo Diane Romano Antoinette Gasparrini 'Dolores DiBerardino wil' 'R6l3t':ff 'Hblwaftl john Morrison .... Patrick Taylor .., ........ Henry Fury 1 Mr.HiwingIon ...... 1 .............................. Michael Gottlieb Mr. I-ledderiqg ....... Q .:5., ........................ a.li ..... June Sweftfeger 'ME'H5rfdrf'f.. .'.' tr.. .E .t..fQ ...... ,,,fPat.VassalloQ Rqse Marie Marcone Mfr. Hubel ......... . .... 3:.g5g..:QQQ...4,'L:.,. 'L ALLrl'Iey Weidtrlight 'Lt?.Lq.fi...s.. ........ , ...... i,k...i.QL..iii.Y2rt Lynn Papernowu M' Lally .............................. . .E ...... ,,.i.,, .... ,.r .... ..... A SuzahneB ,M ii ,zY1:T2vfili5f11s4L.J..1g?2.,.L, ..,..u... .... L.-...,. .... l ,44...'g i . ..i...... , . .... Alice Mi.r.r.Murlagh ..................... A by Mary Grace Rqiiuitii' Mfs.lRfrB1ziEfa ..,, .... Q .... Q Eugene Pcdele M iss Rofoli ........ 1 .......... ,,, ..... , ..... Flfances Prete lMg.iySigafy, ......... .... 4 V- Stephen Oppenheim Mix: Stephen: ........ 4 ........ Gary Rogers, Ken Lippman Mr. VanLeuv4n ..... Mr. Young ............ Nancy Pritchard ., ...... ........ . ..,. james Flanagan Mr. Zambemardi ..,. f ....... .... ...... ..... , .......... . J . ...V , Vincent Rigano 5 X. 4 a X 1 1 Nancy Pritchard E li s im ii AQ , ata, , Kea Q M LET'S GET THE SHGW ON THE ROAD T1 .., , 1' iv - 9 Y . AL., ...rf fav,-E62 jr 1 9 Nan's Petrol Pram jx I Lib's White Terror AVI it Barby's Beetle Hackin' Howard's Hack r : r ,v .Y 'if'x55, 'lie D e R bl b 'QE . nan s um e uggy . A. old Faithful V Abe's Goldenrod r ae ff -1 ,1 ' ff J fl X , fy ' L V u 1 ' K' 5 The Carriage Mossy s Boneshaker Seigel's Supersonic Sam? Shell N Joes Draggm Wagon X -' 'V t - I - rw, - ..,,nqc 'S ff V- .if-,, .r 1, I J ha . f In .I ll l 5 The faithful school clock strikes a cheerful three, And from the crowd there comes a shout- We're But wise men look upon this common sight, And with a knowing look their faces light With thoughts of youth and learning, fun, delight Ah, once again to suffer from such plight! ,fe-f vein he '- W I 3, N V- Jef ,Jw -w7. 'ia'.f . A It 'ati - i'f'i+ff,:,::,-pf, ' , +4212 gf it '125't 'ff -Ae ,A - if fifffiisflfigfafiff 'l f' Looking forward to the coming years With firm foundations in the past, Friendships bound to last, Of teachers' reassuring aid, Of counsel freely given, Of team work and decisions made, The root of men and women. Barbara Meyers, Class of '56 Of school days Hlled with learning, laughter U DERSTUDIES Ln. V 85 --nl' 'WFP-185' HW! 'iz - I ,... ,E v ' -- W The juniors . . . Class of 1957 . . . curtain going up . . . seen workin g JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS busily at the junior Stand . . . un- told experience of the junior Play . . . renzembering the spectacle of the Prom . . . in the spotlight next K . year . . . tomorrowfs Senzors. . . . - NY' xxx l. .-f y, V e 1 ' 'x fl l lg X l ' 1 . . SABRINA .Xt 'V - I X I X i i t - N t L .V ,X - 51' ' 1 V i Al l V X George Carlin, Presirlentg Angela Nicita, Secretaryg Noah ly 4a Klein,Vice-President. ML. O Zvi . tryna- ' y ' ' ' UNIOR COUNCIL EI Row l: Carmela DePalo, Eleanor Fiore, Carol Giannunzio, Carole Shernofl, Linda Brunner. Row 2: Patsy Loiatono, Ava Slayback, Ronnie Schlesinger, Patricia Guiliano, Lucinda Metcalf, Donald Hillel. -.4---- CLASS OF 1957 Row 1: Mr. Paul Fuller, Gloria Quadagno, Phyllis Storino, Angela Sardone, Geraldine Tauro, Mary Truscello, Carole Shernoff, Barbara Scheider, Nancy Tezzi. Row 2: Maria Pelagalli, Meredith Wilks, Karen Young, Beverly Wood, Ava Slayback, Ronnie Schlesinger, Ann Marie Straface, Arlene Wood, Ellen Robinson. Row 3: Joseph Rainero, James Sttaface, Frank Tamucci, Mario Riccardi, Richard Rydell, Richard Wargo. Row 4: Lee Rosenthal, Alfred Tomasino, Frederick Olsen, Paul Rubner, Har- ris Silverstone, Robert Woehr, Lada Simek, Harvey Oshins. Absent: Roy Westmoreland. Row I : Lorelei Mulinare, Irene Ianzetta, Peggy Mauro, Angela Nicita, Patricia Guiliano, Emily Honigs- berg, Sandra Kinard. Row 2: Mr. Alphonse Ginchereau, Lucinda Metcalf, Patricia Linderoth, Brenda Goldstein, Alice justo, Patricia Gurian, Lillian Mulinare, Barbara Kirschenbaum. Row 5: John McEvoy Patsy Loiacono, William Haight, Paul Kanzet, Jay Grossman, Albert Heal, John Loefiler, Noah Klein Jeffrey Minot. Row 4: Kenneth Lackie, Victor Horton, Vito LaRusso, Richard Grimm, Donald Hillel Tony Kaptzan, Richard Harrison. CLASS OF 1957 Row l 2 Aven Clark, Theresa Camardella, Jean Cangianni, Lucille Carlucci, Barbara Cort, Lucilla Corig- liano, Linda Brunner. Row 2: Katherine Cleland, Paul Block, Thomas Brunner, joseph Colangelo, Gerald Fraioli, Marianna Baily. Row 3: Alan Block, Michael Bernstein, Tipton Galyon, Peter Geismar, joseph Bisignano, David Carpenter. 07 1-qr, Row 1: James Fiore, Eleanor Fiore, Carol Giannunzio, Lucille Fasola, Carol Dodge, Valerie Fischer, joseph Gasperino. Row 2: Thomas Forlano, Betsy Culp, Carmella De-Palo, Vera Fiore, Janice Edel- mann, Michael Friedman. Row 3: Anthony Carpiniello, John Fava, William Colangelo, Fred Castiglia, Mario Falco, George Carlin. Absent: Mr. Louis Milton, Adrienne Agostinelli. 60 SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS s- 'Em-fi Lidia DiBeranlino, Vice-Presidentg Peter Rosenbaum, Presidentg Gwen Miller, Secretary. Moving up in years . . . working to finance a yearbook . . . sponsoring the Sophomore Bridge . . . indus- trious salesmen . . . memorable for their maroon and white beanies . . . all fire and spirit . . . Class of '58 . . . assuming responsibility. . . . SOPHOMORE COUNCIL Row l: Josephine Valentino, Linda Tirella, Ann Calanclruccio, Phyllis Basile, Susan Boxer. Row 2: Roger Stone, Marilyn Modugno, Linda Ginsburg, Thomas LeGrazie. 61 CLASS OF 1958 Row l: Ann ChoHletti,C11rol Cuniffe, Ann Calandruccio, Phyllis Basile, Marilyn Arning, Lidia DiBetar- dino, Leslie Biiumiin, Phyllis Anderson, Fmelia Cangianni, Judith Becker, Susan Boxer. Row 2: Mr. Hcrniird Aucrbiith, Marco Bisccglia, Lawrence Daitch, Leslie Alexander, Frank Arcara, Fred Castaldn, Dominitk Ciirniivallo, Louis Batto, Peter Bennett, Ronald Dankel, Matthew Collins. Row 3: Noel Brereton, Tlionms Castello, Joseph DelVeccio, Roderick Allen, james Casale, joseph Burke, Matthew Carr, Freileritk Arnold, james Cohn, james DeFonce, William Birnbaum. Absent: Arlene Cohen, Peter Cohen, Romulo Calcagni. at Row I 1 -Ioann DiMiceIi, Carol Diefenback, Lois Goldberg, Linda Ginsburg, Stephanie Gilbert, Susan lmmerman, Dale Katz, Mary Gasperino, Miss Edith DiPace. Row 2: Phyllis Fasola, Palmyra Gonzales, Betsy Granville, Susan Edwards, Nancy Howell, Lois Keck, Dolores Evangelista, Virginia Galletta. Row 5: Carl Fedele, Mithael Fraioli, james Horton, Kenneth Holland, Stephen Kokkins, Lee Dunning, Arthur Klein, Donald Griliiri. Row 4: John Fuller, Larry DiBiccari, Louis Falco, Neil Ferris, Norman Kay, lidward julian, Raymond Klein, Henry King, Leonard Galiulo. CLASS OF 1958 Q X ,lf ' ff Row l: Ann Ortiz, Anita Morella, Ann Morgan, Marjorie Malina, Suzanne Markell, Marilyn Modugno, Gwen Miller, Mrs. lillen Hubel. Row Z: Richard Palazzola, Linda Larsen, Genevieve LaMedica, Marlene LaSerra, Barbara Lusardo, Richard Perles, Harold Iiingworthy. Row 3: Roger Lunden, Thomas Le- Grazie, Robert Losito, Charles North, Eugene Modugno, Martin Lenning, Paul Legofi, Frank Pavlik. Row 4: Harry Lind, Edward Linde, Fred Levedag, Howard Pease, John Prisciantelli, joseph Modugno, Stephen Mauro. Absent: Lester Purdy. W4 Row 1: Josephine Valentino, Eva Silveri, Bonnie Zeeman, Patricia Strauss, Mary Ann Rose, Anita Strauss, Barbara Schlesinger, Annette Tutuian, Eva Valentino, Angela Vitkin, Mr. Joseph Figliola. Row Z: john Whelton, Vincent Rubeo, Ronald Zweibel, Dorothy Rende, Lynda Tirella, Lucille Ver- rilli, Jacqueline Rosenthal, Charles Ryan, Frank Sannicola, jon Westmoreland. Row 3: Harold Selig- son, Gordon Robinson, Dominick Triolo, john Riccio, Ftlgar Sichel, Kenneth Schwartz, John Rudolph, Louis Triozzi. Row 4: Peter Rosenbaum, Roger Stone, William Wier, Anthony Tolve, Tommy Riedel, Frank Sollazzo, William Spano, Richard Santucci, Charles Williams. Leaders chosen . . . ideas in the X X making . . . the Class of 1959 . . . FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS . a few years and tbezr dreams come true . . . loyal to our Alma Mater . . making progress. . . . A 15 n 1,- f7 ' U K VA s , ' J' . 'L ' 5 ' 4 ' if ' N X +2 1 ST' ' X --'f'7 'l ' i' . 4'-F' , 4 'x A . S' fy 1 V .., ggi 1' ' S fl.: Q .,-: -L: .'7 - P-T42ri:': S -s i fri- ' :DQS- f ' W ilrf' Q A ,- Mithael Bisceglia, Presidentg Donna Baker, Secretary, A Michele Delfelice, Vice-President. ' Q CLASS OF 1959 Row l: Donna Tuluian. Geraldine Stroh, Marybett Schick, jo Ann Velapoldi, Patricia Tolchin, Lois Wiedersghall, Sandra Weir, Penny Stenbo, Theresa Scelia, Sandra Sarlo, Mary Alyce Ryan. Row 2: Rosina Sista, Qimilla Sposato, Susan Shulman, Edith Ranulo, Susan Robins, Judith Waters, Maryann Yusi, janet Rubner, Naomi Zimmerman, Gwendolyn Seward, Marie Sloat. Row 5: Herbert Varta- bcdian, Peter Schor, Stephen Walsey, Peter Unger, Richard Scelia, Mitchell Ross, Alan Silverstone, George Voetsch, Louis Spizzirro, William Sumits, Mr. james Eldredge. Row 4: Robert Rubeo, Carmen Spetlaliere, james Sthoaff, David Steflens, Benjamin Sposato, David Roth, Clifford Tamis, Paul Ripps, Pasquale Truscello, Thomas Story. Absent: Robert Sunray. CLASS OF 1959 A fr Row I : Diana Bilotto, Patricia Aletti, Rosalie Aletti, Donna Baker, Darby Callahan, Vivian Cotroneo, Mary Ann Colangelo, Susan Berdon, Mr. Edward Garrity. Row 2: Bruce Cohen, Linda Arcara, Sandra Beckelman, Brenda Bernstein, Sylvia DelDuca, Ruth Cohen, Lucille Brewton, Frank DePalo. Row 3: Michele DeFelice, john Allen, William Adalaar, Vincent Castelli, William Ballone, Anthony DiPietro, james Bulakowski, Richard Apfel. Row 4: David Allen, Charles Benerofe, Fred Bisceglia, Alfred Aragona, Michael Bisceglia, john Chater, Dennis Citarella, Neil DePasquale. Absent: David Bard, Esther Basso. ij Row 1: Ann julian, Sue Ellen Friedland, Suzanne Fuld, Carolyn Giovannetti, Virginia Ellis, Angela Hadjstylianos, Estelle Hoehn, Barbara Gulli, Ida May Henry, Myrtle Freeman, Angela Figliola, Nancy Goodman, Mr. Otto Heddericg. Row 2: Susan Kaplan, Linda Haber, Barbara Gottlieb, Sally Elson, Marolyn French, Rosalba Gasparrini, joel Hevesi, Susan Keller, Lynn Gray, Kathleen Harrison, Phyllis Erickson. Row 5: Donald Hirschhorn, Harry Eldridge, Mark Gasarch, Michael Green, Vito lezzi, james Edwards, Stephen Elliott, Norman Golden, Ronald Glassman, Philip Gurian. Row 4: Stewart Hirsch- horn, Santa Galletta, Lawrence Hillel, Peter Eisenberger, Allan Elin, james Dunne, David Hatnes, Nicholas Jennings, Neil Garfield. ,Iudith jenkins, Vice-Presidentg Ralph DeFelice, Presi- CLASS OF 1959 Row l: Patricia Lasky, Joyce Lancia, Joanne Pugliese, Irene Pschorr, Paula Naprstek, Diane Kruteclc, Jennie Lalfreda, Alis Krall. Row 2: Maria Marcone, Carol Pease, Lorraine Mulinare, Eric Litt, John Puccclla, Vivian Kroner, Gail Polsky, Mr. Alfred Goldwater. Row 3: Robert Kuller, Louis Pope, Peter PL-zzclla, Harold Lippman, David Quadagno, Williani Lent, Thomas Muollo. Row 4: Latimer Maginess, Anthony Quercia, Charles Madrazo, Richard Osterer, Henry Maruottolo, james McEvoy, William Puglia-se. IV e came from Harrison Avenue and Parsons Memorial . . . starting our uphill climb . . . the Class of EIGHTI-I GRADE OFFICERS 1960 . . . lost at first . . . awe-in- spired . . . becoming oriented . . ready to learn and to improve. . la- :.' bi 'l4 E551 if D O dentg Frances Frederick, Secretary. - 1 A I' 1' 2' 1 I f A 'aff' if if WYE! A 7 0 Q, tain- 7 W MA 'H , B ,' Y I- . - i L 1 Q Ju' 5 CLASS OF 1960 Row l 1 Phyllis Baxter, Joan Kokkins, Riki Shenkman, Cathy Pariser, Margery Schecter, Barbara Miller, Joann Sanders, Patricia Carino, Barbara Bassis. Row 2: Rose Ann Leung, Susan Sellers, Beverly Mc- Callie, Georgiana Camardella, Rita Levedag, Marilyn Finn, Lida Naprstek, Kate Liebold, Judith Freed- man. Row 5: Jo Ann Mascari, Frances Frederick, Olivia Martino, Marie Castelle, Philip Reda, Frank Batto, Steven Prince, Robert Apfel, Sheldon Woodle Row 4' Mr Daniel Van Leuvan Ro er H d k . . . , g au e , Roger Brentano, Kenneth Bellsey, Edward Lashins, Michael Bender, Richard Woehr, Alan Neulander, Anthony Lahrosciano. Row l: Judith Lalla, Elizabeth Drummond, Susan Kramer, Gail Winston, Karen Subow, Judith Bern- stein, Rita Piscopo, Mrs. Sylvia Bruskin. Row 2: Patricia Mohr, Marian Fiore, Patricia Holzman, Ellen Shapiro, Louise Baskind, Elizabeth Singer, Claire LaVigna, Lois Handmacher, Marie Soluri. Row 3: Daniel Gasparrini, Charles Gibbons, Judith Dodge, Vivian Saucerman, Ellen Signorelli, John Siegel, hilip Lothner, Michael Gerstein, Barry Milberg, Paul Buer, Paul Grithn, Bruce Wincott. Absent: Richard Grossman. CLASS OF 1960 Row lg john Hammer, Phyllis Robustelli, jerri Blotk, Iris Zeeman, Pearl l,aSerra, Alix Litt, Pauline jatohson, jeflrey Wiiiters, Miss Gabrielle johnston. Row 2: jane LaVigna, james Firetti, jane Brunner, jeffrey Hutner, Mary jo Biseeglia, Carol DeVico, Sara Lubitz, Ann Rosenthal, Elizabeth Lux. Row 3: I.enore Savage, Mary Lou DiBeradino, janice Newburn, judy jenkins, joyce Marino, Priscilla Manning, Savarina Aloisi, Loreta Ingram, Carol Cohen. Row fi: Matthew Vaughn, joseph Bisbano, john Drey- fus, Vfilliam Stein, Robert Hersh, Francis Figliola, joseph Tauto, james Stewart. Absent: Barbara Roth, Barry Lewin. Row l : George Choflletri, Antoinette Cunniffe, jane Rogull, Rivia DeNieola, Susan Fuchsberg, Daniel Carpiniello, Frank Fiore, Miss Mary Quinn. Row 2: Stephen Patchen, Diane Underwood, Rita Rosen' hlum, Marion Muollo, Diane Fiore, Constance Califano, Helen Cunnilie, Mary Elizabeth Buonsante, Roger Seatord. Row S: Gussie Mascuilli, james Farlano, Ralph DellaCrosse, john Pevlik, George Heintz, Rocco Zuttarelli, Vincent Roberts, Frank Tolve. CLASS OF 1960 Row l: Alexander Young, Suzanne Storino, lrene Aletti, Lynn Porter, John Hoehn, Mrs. Margaret Richards. Row 2: Joann Scelia, Carole Tateo, Janet Gulli, Carole Tschantre, Patricia Battista, Margaret Metcalfe, Ellen Mazzullo, Richard Scoli, Row 5: Edward Siegel, James Gonzales, Daniel Riccio, Francis Tesoro, Frank Falco, Robert Sollazzo. Row 1: Carol McGee, Katherine Clark, Norma Brunner, Elizabeth Geismar, Ellen Immerman, Judith Al l ' ' A ' ' ' ' i ' ' exam er, Miss Gladys Chamberlin. Row 2. Diane Simons, Patricia Quaranta, Anita Palazzola, Judith Shoaff, Helen Harloe, Carol Hughs, Richard McCurdy, Douglas Root. Row 5: Richard Kornreich, William Snyder, Peter Viola, Joseph Bisbano Roger Palley Hans Fischer James Antki R 4: , , , es. ow Thomas Stroh, Ronald Olson, Peter Blackman, Ernest Calcagni, Robert Larsen, Louis DiBiccari, Richard Stein, Michael Rent. '3 K Y' - 1 'S 1 l J5 FAMILIAR SIGHTS 4. I. i Manx U N 'I 'Ee Y v 4 , I' ' 4 V -1 4 Q 'i ' 1 P 1. .Wx 4 W ,f 'W ' ' ' I r R H 5' . x N H N 5 X SX '1 Y I nf K W I I: l lf' A :- lt!! A s 31? ACTIVITIES ni - J:b'5z P r Q '-.-1' ' ' gb If Q P . A a A vw-. ,fo .1 ff. . ,f-'asa-..:1 ,-. if-' 1' The backbone of our Student Council . . . elected by tbe entire Jtadent body . . . working to better oar Jcbool . . . Oar own example of democracy at work . . . Ja- pervising actioitier . , . rponsoring fanctionr . . . rpokesrnen of tbe Jcbool. . . GENERAL ORGANIZATION Row 1 Mr G Brnggs Ellen Voetsch Peter Lrndenbaum Patsy Loracono Miss E. DiPace, Mr. J. Capik. Row 2 Davld Fleld james Gonzalez Donald Clottr Henry Fury George Voetsch, George Choffletti, Alexander Young Gall Polsky Gwen Mxller Eleanor FIOFC Llnda Grnsburg, Ann Morgan, Pat Quaranta Patty Holzman Barbara Schexcler Donna Baker Mary Jo Brsceglxa. Row 3: Noah Klein, james F1016 Gary Rogers Nell Ferns Nell DePasquale james Cohn Laumer Maginess. , . ONOR Outstanding students in Harrison High School . . . cboren by a faculty coancil . . . excelling in scholarship . . . leadenlaip . . . citizen- rbip . . . service . . . High scholarship . . . maintaining an average of 90W . . . arpiring to mem- berrbip in the Active Hon- or Society . . . Mr, i I Eldredge, S ,' ii' lj' teV6n Cram ' j, f 3 ef Per . ' f 5 f' er Lzndf-nb Q NM. Ag Alice Srezxlm, Ellen V C grill If 5 art, Oetsfh, Am A it ex- ornen-E. G A i asparfnni PROBATIONARY HONOR SOCIETY Row I: Betsey Culp, Leslie Bauman, Barbara Schlesinger, Ann Morgan, Susan Berdon, Anita Strauss, janet Rubner, Vivian Cotroneo, Lidia DiBerardino, Marilyn Arning. Row 2: Mr. J. Eldredge, Aven Clark, Linda Ginsburg, Angela Vitkin, Dolores DiBerardino, Genevieve LaMedica, Marie Sloat, Irene Pschorr, Gwen Miller, Rosalba Gasparrini, Joel Hevesi. Row 3: Charles North, Linda Larson, Kathy Cleland, Helaine Meresman, Lucilla Corigliano, Patricia Linderoth, Lois Vfiederschall, Susan Robins, Stephen Kolckins. Row 4: Harris Silverstone, Peter Rosenbaum, Neil Ferris, Harold' Lang- worthy, james Finn, john Fuller, Edward Linde, Donald Hillel, Noah Klein. Row 5: Paul Kanzer, jay Grossman, Lee Dunning, Harold Seligson, Arthur Klein, Bob Kuller, Mark Gasarch, Stewart Hirschhorn, Bill Adelaar. B C6 CLG Allonr enfantr de la pa- ERES trie . . . perfecting accent ls and grammar . . . learning the culture of another land Cf -- Fw Y- . . . preparing for future travel! . . . A trip to a Spantfh rer- taurant and arroz con pollo . . . conuerring in the ro- mantic Spanirlo tongue . . . . dow' th Vp gcble' Xlennigofxnle gown' Xgpfx' . ng, tg! 'Bai' Magzef'lxE2oY'?iTQkn iEfac000' 'J Cutxoloxh-vxiilan' FIS Paw! 152 - e yne :UC ' A C'Ctlle35r6tt?i2a'ill3M GL' . 'A 11, Gql . Q Lucio axe X42 DWR Wrox UWC' an-Dvavef' aol, 0 eSf9 n A YW . f3,w0 Ye W5 LW . hav X . YMGC R055 KKC ROW ge Ang SLOQCQ R091 Mgil Skvlei Knggiw YXMUS SPANISH CLUB 5, 4 Row l: Angela Nicita, Sue Bragg, Honie Ann Klein. Row 2: Donald Hillel, Janice Edelmann, Pat Strauss, Bonnie Zeeman, Rose Marie Marcone, Carolyn Bisceglia, Pat Guiliano, Arlene Wood, john Fava. Row 3: Kathy Cleland, Carole Shernoff, Barbara Cort, Anita Strauss, Sue Edwards, Sue Boxer, Sue Markell, Eva Silveri, Lidia DiBerardino, Eleanor Fiore, Libby Daniell, Miss A. Colloccia. Row 4: Harvey Oshins, Roy Cohn, Henry Fury, joseph Colangelo, Alfred Tomasino, Richard Harrison, Tony Kaptzan, Tipton Galyon, Kenneth Lackie, Noah Klein, William Murphy, George Carlin, James Fiore, Russell Kirschenbaum. .IUIVI OR M ARSHALL Lower claxrmen . . . hoyx in training . . . 'working at .fportx events ...A w illing to help . . . Iunior and .fenior hoyr Jerving their Jchool . . . po- licemen ofthe corridor: . . . Jupervifing athletic event: . . . maintaining order . . . fffhf Var 1 in ROW Cal- R0,1lL.SD1Yfer' R- Ha . 'Ilan me Dan Selllgso Vlngto ,qlbe Kali R-ke-4 Ft 11, Rogn, fame f9zf 52f,fz4 'Hifi53fefaQ2fff,zH5en,020n, H' EdrafsfffbifzseffiifeP2JzfifS'5S:fS D jade F ydeyl OdG1-I' 1' .Iam 613 La ' Mark on G1-' I 'edz ' Ro 619111 es Ca Men BIZ? 'Hint L evedagfvpizeptiglg:a,if,iw,5fGog,.fCj,f8jZ. B,jjyl33,,,,mg M I' ROS 6119117 O1-th Ssman Iojd L 31317 1 atb enbau ac lV Ke'1n 'RO ang t' R rw In 111 epj, W3. Wo, OW 2, 1 HOW Iam W Sf-hu, - thy, N . ard pe eg N-HQ, F Rosen of. 3.96, 271. O61 Bfankp M134 silk S ereton avllk MARSHALL CLUB O a220.'RaP Row l: Mr. R. Havington, Vincent Nicita, Ralph Basso, James Flanagan, Eugene Fedele, Stephen Crane, Anthony Iacovelli. Row 2: Michael Gottlieb, Donald Ciotti, Gray Freidland, Harvey Oshins, William Furman, Kenneth Lippman, Patrick Taylor joseph Raniero Gerald Fraioli Anth C , , , ony ar- piniello. Row 5: Robert Howard, Howard Califano, Tipton Galyon, Peter Lindenbaum, George Carlin R. h d . . . . . . . . ic ar Grimm, james Finn, Fred Castiglia, Vincent Rigano. Row 4: William Colangelo, Russell Kirschenbaum, Robert Scoli, Gary Rogers, Steven Oppenheim, Richard Ranieri, Harris Silverstone, Robert Woehr, Ken Lackie. Q03 UEYQ5 Organizing . . . planning LE A . . . leading . . . developing skill . . . afyirting in intra- maralf and girls' Phyrical Education clauer. . . Oatftanding lettermen . . . epitome of HdffiJ07Z,J fine sportrmanfhip . . . they brought home the bacon to coach . . . 1 r W ' w-5 X NIH ' hxoe Bai' 5056? Mao, ke Cyrxk.-Bear - R000 C P9169 .Ma Dx Q1 A - 1 A569 . NXeqeSfS?cQ1ox10h Xixgogcggiow 6' ' C C - 9 . 501 ' U Helaxfqelw pm? Magtli Lmge t Kyoto. Gown Cow. Magma dagger. ' Mo mwfa easel ek. V sae! wan. 23832091 - Ysiow 5 ipod Slzgfian, lung i we ?'EwC www ?c,wW' any X - ROVJI lien vjtisslsetf-'QXXAKOXN 'l , c01ln0Qchl95mX,ucKnL aawedlca' haf? kngeiv vkeqcxa schles owe CIOMQCM VARSITY H CLUB Row 1: Vincent Nicita, Eugene Fedele, james Straface, Coach A. Young. Row 2: Robert Howard, Tipton Galyon, Anthony Iacovelli, Anthony Carpiniello. Row 3: William Murphy, William Furman, Fred Castiglia, james Flanagan, Ralph Basso, Howard Califano, Kenneth Schwarz. Row 4: William Colangelo, Peter Lindenbaum, Harold Tannenbaum, James Casale. Row 5: George Carlin, Mario Falco, Russell Kirschenbaum, Frank Sollazzo. BOY S T EN Opportunity for individ- ual as well ax group im- provement . . . good :portf- mansbip . . . advancement in .rkill . . . ROW Stepeiz l-Ofgarold L . M1 bel. an ln' Har l ns Slyi, Dep ers asqll Fone, Pgfe, Rid? er Gellsqxi R yde 1 I ' Ste ' .18 1317617 'V G Cfan Bro-98111311 NIS 'MQB' ROW 2 GIRLS TENNIS CLUB Scarpa Row 1 : Sara Lubitz, Alix Litt, Liz Geismar, Lois Handmacher, Vivian Kroner, Row 2: Honie Ann Klein, Nancy Pritchard, Carol Klineman, Barbara Nicoll, june Swertfeger, Alice Stewart. B G QS C608 The Jong in our heartx raft . . . studying matic . . . en- joying Jinging . . . Sweet harmony . . . cho- ral ringing of pleafing mel- odief . . . congratulations to Mr. Herfort for thif and all other nzztfical endeav- OVJ... 000' , lieu' -Bgkesf me na sm- 'v.. P' 90 ywle - Scwc YJW' 306 Nev'- beth NW Seek- ,ne 11, fl Mad -NWN Nav' ROS ale Ka Q ' oehn' OW2' YGVYA YJ-mule' up Slot l. afelfflfeaifgagg'aggift E230 'Xo'yjm M qrvf, u ', 'Ma .Q Dignit?if2'22a?fl:i tai? efasiaaiier .- me -' 0 -Q 8 - 9 oh- ow ' 100-. gm oe we were wt- Sv. .K ew u , Ov: Y' Billgdyofleiflxtg,-a9ih:Yreaadfcee!'4XAETaCXAx2x?,yxClxx'j g?a5?Mnm rggukailgxke GKVOE slgnoie Eawgxeg, Qislgteedfgglq iosilb Steffi Nlarcofzdlant Ewen Suafixaa wb tg'-'35, xmgZ,,neb'C,,0X Vekxa, V 9 a , -Ola, S090 Hashana Y Kgltoym. A6916 Ruth rg:53,,,. MIXED CHORUS Row 1 : Kathryn Velapoldi, Josephine Sommovigo, Frances Cardea, Honie Ann Klein, Nancy Pritchard, Rose Marie Marcone, Marjorie Spizzirro, Carol Anderson. Row 2: Mr. R. Herfort, Diane Romano, Frances Prete, Angela Nicita, jean Fiore, Antoinette Gasparrini, Lucinda Metcalf, Barbara Meyers, Betsey Culp, Karen Young, Lucilla Corigliano. Row 5: Henry Fury, Vincent Rigano, Mario Falco, June Swertfeger, Carol Klineman, Billy Haight, john Fava, Mario Riccardi. Row 4: Guy Castellano, Frank Tamucci, Martin Lenning, Tommy Forlano, James Carnevalla, Robert Woehr, Raymond Klein, Pat Barletta. is at e fa A . Wy! We owe the excellent E BRL EA Jpirit of our Jchool to there i 'ima , DERS zfizfacions and devoted lead- ' 'H' at err . . . hehind as when win- I A QM 4- ning or lofing. . . examples web? Q Q L we can he proud of. . . D ff W -lv Q 4 ig ,slam W is Form and Jtyle . . . rhy- thm and precision . . . new sparkle to our foothall games . . . a rpectacle in white as they march down the field . . . , .V ,M Barb afa coll Pat vas S Honayo' .Ill le An Ile SW 11 K1e,1f2fZie5 E16 a Btu anol' F 01261. 'Ore . . 1 Llbb .V Da , 'hell HUSKIETTES 6 X, Nl 8 H X ng., gf z 63 1 I-ug 'K A x ,GE 'Q Q , ix ,,.i I j L 'J i f g . l 1 5 e , 1 f if 4 t P af ll P l ll , ly 5 r l W r v i . t J L ' f fl i Hi P r ' Q ' , Q Row 1: Eva Silveri, Geraldine Stroh, Eva Valentino, Connie DeRuzza, Mary Ann Yusi, Geraldine Tauro, Carol Gianunzio, Marie Sloat. Row 2: Sandra Sarlo, Linda Tirella, Dorothy Rende, Josephine Valentino, Lidia DiBerardino, Phyllis Erickson, Mella DePalo, Maria Marcone. Row 3: Vivian Co- troneo, Linda Larson, Patricia Giuliano, Diane Romano, Antoinette Gasparrini, Diane DelVecchio, Gloria Quadagno, Sandra Kinard. Row 4: Lorelei Mulinare, Stephanie Gilbert, Susan Markell, Susan Boxer, Patricia Tolchin, Esther Basso, Carol Cunnilfe, Irene Lanzetta. Absent: Nancy Pritchard. i 125 Q51 M0 YA 5 e5 ' Anite golf' Sxog y0cgQevQ'39 s xwws ve exexwfli Y eww XLMYXY Ninihle fingers. . . high- Jtepping heelf . . . Jtrntters at their hext . . . Music ar we like it . . entertainment . . . .Spirit . . . vim and vigor . . . 55, Ysolodw go Ca sado' Pxngexat no. Skgfxiav DKBBVA BAND Row I: Sandra Beckelman, Angela Sardone, Roberta Ross, Dolores DiBerardino, Phyllis Storino, Kathy Cleland, Angela Nicita. Row 2: janet Rubner, Alan Silverstone, Leonard Galiulo, David Steffens, Roger Lunden, Roger Brentano, Vivian Cotroneo, Thomas Root. Row 3: Joseph DelVecchio, jeffrey Minot, Charles North, Steven Kokkins, Phyllis Bax- ter, Frances Fredericks, Linda Ginsburg, Ann Morgan, Ellen Robinson, Barbara Schlesinger, Patsy Loiacono. Row 4: Har- old Langworthy, Sheldon Wfoodle, Philip Reda, jay Gross- man, Richard Harrison, john Fuller, Robert Apfel, Ronnie Dankle, Mr, R. Herfort. Row 5: Edward Julian, Lee Dun- ning, Henry Maruottolo, Sue Clellard, Latimer Maginess, Mike Freedman, Albert Heal, john Loeffler, Arthur Klein. Row 6: Pete Rosenbaum, Paul Rubner, Harris Silverstone, Alan Neulander, Vince Castelli. Long hair miiyic . . . nielodionr tone: . . . inner- tror of H.H.S. . . Making mimic . . . biw- ing fun doing it . . . creating mood: . . . delighting nudi- encer . . . nm Woo dl Q Judith W ai-ers 1 STRING QUARTFT MAS . 07117 8 0, P61-el. Ro Senba 'lm , Hart, ls SUV B13-ton 9. ORCHESTRA Row 1: Susan Woodle, Harold Tananbaum, Ludmilla Napr- stek, Ronnie Schlesinger, Peter Rosenbaum, Harris Silver- stone, Mike Bender, Judith Waters. Row 2: Mary Truscello, Patricia Guiliano, Marie Castelli, Stephen Crane, Judy Freed- man. Row 3: Barbara Schlesinger, Barbara Edwards, Ellen Robinson, Linda Ginsburg, Frances Fredericks, Ann Morgan, Leonard Galiulo, Mr. A. Scilingo. Row 4: David Steffens Arthur Klein, Tipton Galyon, joseph DelVecchio, Charles North, Peter Unger, Kenneth Schwarz, Neil DePasquale, Mike Freedman, Albert Heal, Thomas Root, Robert Apfel, Marilyn Finn, Rose Ann Leung. Oratorf of tomorrow . . Jtrining for perfection . . . developing perfonality with character . . . The great harmonizerf . . . Jtrioing to he hetter nzaxicianf . . . learning co- operation . . . Row 1 jay Grossman joe DelVecchro Charles North Kenneth Schwarz Roger Stone Row 2: Peter Rosenbaum Leonard Gallulo Trpton Galyon Laumer Magmess Patsy Ianerx Thomas Root, Paul PR O A ND CON lem: . . . .fnpplenzenting C Viewing world prob- 7 clnrrroom knowledge . . . h . . . 'QM'- zlebtztzn g zrrzter ofthe tzrner 13:59 ' . . . fntztre member! of Current Problemr . . . Letzderr of tomorrow . . . tlircmring qztertionr of to- day . . . improving citizen- Jbip . . . underxttznding peo- pler of the world . . . X W I 'Side A dw al-3 fsfhalj ar ho, Orff- 'Cb We U 16 , 3 e fansb' Inddes 0 3 11 ers a ab fri, RO-Hrr U o 6 W e N , he Riter ,ken 3 gigs, In 17 fe 6' ef as fb H ' Spb , , 0 argen HS 'D 361.2 1 R Chien' Graf? ulftklb Oil a a , ' ' S . Irene 1SZ'37Roql C0iK 111, LO, O1-1. - I he I5 ,sus f-wa 0,13 ani, 1711. Hr. Uld 'fsfh ,Arrh - Ur CURRENT PROBLEMS CLUB Row 1: Miss E. DiPace, Paul Kanzer, Nancy Pritchard, Helaine Meresman, Carole Shernoff, Pat Linderoth, Betsey Culp, Rose Marie Marcone, Carol Dodge, Jay Grossman. Row 2: Antoinette Gaspar- rini, Ronnie Schlesinger, Roberta Ross, Ava Slayback, Margery Nelson, Audrey Weiderlight, Lynn Papernow, Carol Klineman, Barbara Meyers, Diane Romano Row 3' Patsy Loiacono Henry Fury, james Finn, Kenneth Lippman, Stephen Crane Gary Friedland, Paul Block Steven O h ' , , ppen erm. Row 4: Russell Kirschenbaum, Donald Hillel, Harris Silverstone, Jeffrey Minot, Peter Geismar, Richard Harrison. IU UN XOR BYU CROSS Susan Yddllovl '51 bqtm BMX Maha Mmcooe, Ewen bbavgerq Nason, nm Baku, Xba wJ Xp Meme Skm, mesa SceYva.Ysov1 YNBUI xxdk LaXXa. Ysovl ll: Pmgeh YXGAXSFNIWWQS- YW! Laskv , Cacobgn Cnkovannem, X7 WV?-9 XQYOYWY , D ' X Pxmx LeSc1w. Ysovl 5: XAI00?'AQCT00f',XAOA A ' A Sondra Sade, Ymbava Scwesxogex, Marxwq Samba. 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URS Helping to fnance tloe yahoo! paper . . . finding advertiferr . . . working be- S hind the Jcenef . . . Alert jolrrnnlitlf . . . in- forming the .ttiidenl body . . . developing thi!! in writ- ing... ROW Bev I Bar b Faitlffly W 81-3 KI, Vaz Moe O01 Ba rschenb enrmo, susan Coffz, sue B Ore I' ell 'I nt . fag S Sbosai-Oi' Vlrg,-Ugg-fre gaffisalba G alferpa pafflhj Fasbafd . , fOa11n bliiryces Susan B Iceli L .eteh R OA-el, P 1 Ida DQR' 2, ' arf,-Q. 'Bel-ag Allg a Ra dfno 613 pp, ' .7056 'Ura Plhhey MAROON MURMURS EDITORIAL STAFF STAF 4 4 Row I: Alice Stewart, Libby Daniell, Nancy Pritchard, Carole Shernoff, Barbara Schlesinger, Honie Ann Klein, Helaine Meresman, Paul Kanzer. Row 2: Carol Klineman, Barbara Meyers, Ronnie Schlesinger, june Swertfeger, Margery Nelson, Lynn Papernow, Diane Romano, Kenneth Lippman Row 3. Stephen Crane, Thomas Root, James Finn, Gary Rogers, Peter Lindenbaum, Harris Silverstonei Peter Geismar, Donald Hillel. 85 F MP5 CW 4 eq. . yowlgoa. 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Shooter: today. . . marki- men tomorrow. . . learning the ruler of .rafety and good rportxmamhip . . . ROW F1-an If J If P Qhll Robe,rS?v1,k, Awestmor 6861 Vpthon 61317 l IC IYOIZOZQOIVQI, file Gasp . 1 lchard Erhl Waro' .1201 go es ' -ROW Anfk' 3- 'f'S. ' Robe ROW rp W 2g M, og-hr 'chad 1 T G 0171 oft! ' my R RIFLE CLUB SC LUB Row 1: Roger Lunden, Stephen Kokkins, Henry Fury, Lee Dunning, Harold Langworthy, Spike Selig- son. Row 2: Mr. S. Goldwater, Eric Litt, Stephen Elliot, Jim Edwards, Richard Scelia, John Puccella, William Adelaar, Robert Kuller, james Horton, Henry Maruottolo, Mr. D. Alexander. Row 5: Mike Friedman, Paul Ripps, Larry Hillel, Peter Eisenberger, Mark Gasarch, Fred Arnold, Stewart Hirschhorn, joe Modugno, Gene Modugno, George Kornreich. QU it GE CRE Workifig behind the S1 P1 Jcevzer . . . Jpecial eject! men . . . the flllfllllg work- Eff... Acting ability , . . Jtizge . . poise . , . voice control and Ox' diction . . . the drimmticr p ,N club of H.H.S .... pretent- ntkq x ing play: . . . filling all the- ' ' fi' arrival poritiom . . . ' v ai, 3 5'- ww :WSL . W Ydcbaqdgsniq Yuri Y Stalking YN 569 7 ,AA . hai YW iixgfixxv-Y c 90- grail greflm ion, ei gig - C UW 83106 W vi N '- Haw WAC l Yso 1059 FOCTLIGHT PLAYERS Row I 1 Stephen Crane, Richard Perles, Harold Langworthy, Roger Lunden, Arthur Klein, Matthew Carr, Henry Fury. Row 2: Carole Shernoff, Diane Romano, Sue Bragg, Honie Ann Klein, Leslie Bauman, Barbara Schlesinger, Eva Silveri, Lidia DiBerardino, Angela Vitkin, Row 3: Ronnie Schle- singer, Linda Larsen, Audrey Weitlerlight, Lynn Papernow, Margery Nelson, Antoinette Gasparrini, Aven Clark, Sandra Metcalfe. Row 4: Donald Hillel, Harris Silverstone, Kenneth Lippman, William Murphy, Gary Rogers, David Gray, Patrick Taylor, Russell Kirschenbaum. LIBR Readers . . . helpers' . . . AR Y C serving the school anal M L UB thernrelifer , . . enabling ily to better enjoy the li- brary . . . Learning the various ar- pectf of piiblication . . , valuable anal willing staff worker! . . . preparing to take over ar fntare edi- torr . . . I ROW 15 F Fanqk owe a, . Richard P Sandra -11132201 Perlq. 0, Mr 115, 5- Esther BZBGUHQT SSO' 'ROW 2.- W7 1 ham Wleh UNDERCLASSMEN MEMBERS OF REMINISCENCE STAFF Row 1: Barry Milberg, Leslie Bauman, Lidia DiBerardino, Carole Shernoff, Dale Katz, Carol DeVico, Judith Waters, Jay Grossman. Row 2: Noah Klein, Ronnie Schlesinger, Barbara Kirschenbaum, Janice Edelmann, Ava Slayback, Patricia Tolchin, Lois Wiederschall, Peter Geismar. 4' is f ww! ,- -id J' L wf ,. ' f, ei f ik. ..' ,Q '- Q ll if , P li- .- 'i' f .- 'iss -. 1 3 f , Q N X N 1 f f an t PM 5532 -'-ll 1, Zn ' Kilt I AW, f ' Q m Wm f.-.X CMM 'Eff u J N .Q SPGRTS J: . A' NGN iff! D . . v5t.d,.,. I, , . 7 I LQ, V L,-yy: 'N -. 'V-S' KX- J F F A fCx'Xl'5- X s. , , A , Q .VV . y R ,NA ' A' K, ' ' f' f Xa - . fx 1 rw, 4 b s 5. 6 HUSKIES PLAY The 1955 Harrison football Huskies came through with an unblemished 7-0 record, the first undefeated season in twenty-nine years of football at Harrison. In racking up their seven straight vic- tories, Coach Al Young's boys captured both the Little Three and Southern Westchester Interscholastic Athletic Conference crowns. The Huskies victory march was viewed with interest by most of the county with the climax coming on Thanksgiving Day with the tremendous upset of the Garnets of Rye High School. The Harrison single wing powerhouse, made up of almost the exact same team members as the 1954 squad, started the new campaign off with a bang by defeating SWIAC opponent Hastings by the score of 25-O at Hastings. Our organization and teamwork shown at the inaugural completely overwhelmed the Hastings eleven. The Huskies followed their good example in the first game by making quick business of Blessed Sacrament at our home field. The final score was 35-0 and as yet no one had come near the Har- rison goal line. The Maroon and White rolled over the Eagles of Eastchester in a like manner by the score of 19-O on a very muddy Harrison field. The passing and running of the Huskies ll were in high gear as eyes were now turned towards the Rye game. The undefeated, untied, and unscored upon record of the Huskies was kept intact as the Maroon and White vanquished Pleasantville on the Panthers field by the score of 12-O. This was our closest game to date and as a result of the win Harrison was tied with Rye for first place honors in the SWIAC. UNDEFEATED SEASON Harrison's spotless string continued the following week as the Huskies trounced F. E. Bellows High School by the score of 35-0. The Panthers were completely outclassed and outplayed as the Huskies not only chalked up their fifth straight win without a score by the opposition, but also notched up a Little Three victory. The next week Harrison was again triumphant on its own held. This time the Maroon and White defeated Edison Tech. by the score of 23-15. Interesting to note is the fact that the Huskies were scored upon for the first time in the season and twice our men had to come from behind. However, this situation proved to be good experience for the all-important Rye game. The tension mounted as the hnale was postponed because of bad weather to Thanksgiving Day, November 24, 1955, a date that will long be remembered in Harrison High. Rye entered the fray carrying along a thirty-three game winning streakg Harrison, a comparatively young six game streak. Over 12,000 people at Rye's field watched the Huskies come from behind in the last fifteen seconds and defeat the favored Rye Garnets by the score of I5-12. This was a Htting climax to Harrison's greatest season. Though the Huskies will lose eight lettermen as a result of graduation, nevertheless, a good framework has been left for the years to come. The eight seniors who played their last game for Harrison on Thanksgiving were Russ Kirschenbaum, Wussy Basso, Tony Iacovelli, Mario Falco, Vinnie Nicita, Gene Fedele, jim Flanagan, and Willie Furman. IJUSKIES V 1955 J J Q r' P' r ' P' F' VARSITY SCORES J.V. SCORES H.H.S. Opp. Hastings ................., ...... 2 5 0 H-H-S OPP- Blessed Sacrament ......... ..... 3 3 0 Blessed Sacrament ....... 53 O Eastchesrer ............... ..... 1 3 7 Easrchester ............ 19 O , . . Pleasantvllle .......... ..... 1 4 0 Pleasanrvllle ....... ... 12 0 P Ch 1 F. E. Bellows ..... 35 0 Ron ester ' 1 3 7 Edison Tech. 25 13 ye ................. ..... 5 25 Rye ................. 15 12 Chippy Carlin Bill Colangelo Mario Falco Tony Iacovelli Frank Sollazzo Wfussy Basso Russ Kirschenbaum Fred Gene XVil1ie jim Vin Castiglia Fedele Furman Flanagan Nicita Gene Fedele JMJ u -p 'ii Ia LET BIG WHEEL S hqS.n.'S GRRNETS HUSKIES BEAT RYE If Q w I 1 Q 'UZ ,aff 1 I Q K HA: , J f . A I Prayer Hope Halfrime Fight! , i, K . 5 -. A . .. - . H , W. .M -5 I' ' f ,gg , - Z s X K' k'24f'7i3f'? 9 ' Q ,. -' , f . R . 0215 - gf J, 1 .JT bf - - I .1 f- -I' z , W is , g, 1 . Swv! NOVEMBER 24, 1955 Bvf'BvefRYe! COP SWIAC TITLE kfzifitg ,Q .V A 21316 ffinglfg wif' its NiHF?'1L? M911 .3 N395 Tv f5 fQ59 ifillvrf' , L f ' Gratitude Ecstasy Ready Go! Thevictofs TEAM OF THE YEAR fu ,,gwh,,. A W w -y Br' , ww an N!!! fy M 9+ 'QUGN 'CQ F J w . , ,,Xy, . H in W 5 AK N RW A L' , ,LLL, .11 M' 1 ' n jg QW . A 1 2? 1 + Z swf if Fi LV H, i 3, ,QW 5, f Ar Q Q ' It 4 8 A +3 'Q K ai, ,V h Y F ' . f' if 5 'E 'I :'l 'mA ' A ' Q ' l is mm'k ' -' I. Q J' -1 .mt , V 3 .Ti .- gk 2 ., .4 L .Q K x i gig - H 9a P 4 fb A- Qi. Q3 - ,-4, ,J ,. , h ff , h 1 3 7' A ' ws. 'J ' 5 -1-ivwlvn.. 3 Qi j.V. FOOTBALL Row l : Coach Casrelli, S. Mauro, R. Grimm, F. Tamucci, J. Fava, R. Sanrucci, D. Carpenter, T. Galyon Row 2: R. Howard, J. Modugno, J. Gasperino, J. Raniero, N. Brereton, 1. Horton, R. Woehr. Row 5 F. Levedag, J. Colangelo, J. Bisignano, R. Rydell, V. La Russo, A. Carpiniello. FRESHMAN TEAM Row 1: C. Madrazo, D. Quadagno, F. DePalo, P. Pezzella, J. Bulokowski, M. Bisceglia, I.. Dunn, F. Bisceglia. Row 2: E. Modugno, L. Maginess, J. Chater, M. Green, A. DiPietro, B. Sposaro, L. Pope, D. Bard, T. Story, D. Haines, Mr. Ginchereau. 99 Row 1 : A. Carpiniello, F. Castiglia, V. Nicita. Row 2: M. Gasarch, J. Flanagan, H. Califano, S. Free- man, B. Murphy, M. Falco, B. Colangelo, G. Carlin, Coach Fiore. Absent: F. Sollazzo, W. Furman. VARSITY BASKETBALL The Harrison High basketball team had quite a successful season, finishing in third place in the South- ern Westchester Interscholastic Athletic Conference and tied for first place in the Little Three conference. Led by playmaker Blackie Castiglia, center Frank Sollazzo, excellent rebounders Chippy Carlin and Howie Califano, and the superb defensive work of Willie Furman, the Huskie cagers ended the season with a substantial record of nine wins and eight losses. Perhaps the most impressive win of the season, was the triumph over the strong Rye team on our home court. Counteracting this victory was the hard-fought two point loss to the rival Rye Garnets. However, the latter may well be considered the most exciting game of the Huskie season. In both Rye contests there was a constant continuation of the same tremendous spirit that has always been present when the two teams have met, be it on the gridiron or on the court. if If 1 Blackie Castiglia, the only member of the squad to make the All SWIAC team, displayed a great deal of skill in welding together the many plays which were so important in the scoring department. A fine rebounder and defensive guard is Chippy Carlin. Chippy, who was also in the high scoring bracket, helped spark the speedy quintet to its success- ful season. Frank Sollazzo, the only Sophomore on the varsity lineup, grabbed many rebounds throughout the sea- son. Frank's fighting spirit and fine ball-handling were shown at his every appearance. Another valuable asset to the Maroon and White was the fabulous defensive play of Willie Furman. An example of his fine defensive work was displayed in our victory over Rye, when Willie held Rye's top man, jim Peay to only eight points. The fifth ace of this year's team was the agile Howie Califano. Howie, who was also a good rebounder, was a main factor in breaking up opposing team's plays. Fortifying the starters were Jimmy Flanagan, Mossy Freeman, Billy Colangelo, Tony Carpiniello and Billy Murphy, all of whom were of key value in the Huskies fine season. !!5 we x X3 sis? in Y 7 My ye f .E tier isls 4 ff.f i.ise QE if :Q ggi J,- . Egg, xgk X U . iriyn ' 'f-r, 1 7 U l ',-x.:. 11 vA Q 1'QR ,f?. wi lzl s' 1- l - j . -f .ffm-5.1.ziqgiiifffw Q, V' K HUSKIES RECORD F. E. Bellows Edison Tech. HHS Opp Blessed Sacrament Rye .............. Hastings ...... Eastchester .. Pleasuntville Port Chester F. E. Bellows Port Chester Edison Tech. Blessed Sacra Rye .............. Hastings ...... Eastchester ,. Pleasantville Mamaroneck IHCUI J.v. BASKETBALL Row l: L. Hillel, S. Mauro, R. Sanrucci, J. Casale. Row 2: Mr. Garrity, J. Prisciantelli, E. Sichel, P. Rosenbaum, D. Carpenter, P. Ripps. FRESHMAN TEAM ' x . Row l : M. Bisceglia, J. Bulakowski, L. Spizzirro, V. Iezzi. Row 2: P. Ripps, A. Aragona C. Tamis, C. Madrazo, P. Eisenberger, L. Hillel. T' BASEBALL Row 1: M. Gasarch, B. Kuller, L. Maginess, L. Spizzirro, R. Losito, A. Carpiniello, L. Rosenthal. Row 2: G. Castellano, E. Julien, A. Querica, A. Norton, G. Freidland, F. Levidag, A. Aragona, A. Castig- lia. Row 3: Coach Fiore, V. La- russo, F. Olsen, J. Prisciantelli, C. Tamis, E. Sichel, N. Ferris, W. Murphy. v GOLF Row 1: Richard Santucci, Harvey Oshins, Richard Osterer. Row 2: Harold Tannenbaum, Chippy Car- lin, William Furman, Michael Gottlieb, Mr. Havingron. TRACK Row 1 : J. Modugno, L. Alexander R. Woehr, T. Galyon, R. Grimm R. Rydell, R. Santucci, K. Schwarz Coach Young. Row 2: M. Bisceg lia, P. Pezzella, P. Ripps, J. Ed wards, N. Brereton, C. North, L Hillel, E. Modugno. Row 5: N. DePasquale, A. DePietro, J. Hor- ton, M. Fraioli, D. Quadagno, W Lent, F. DePa1o, M. Friedman, T Castello. Row 4: S. Mauro, W Colangelo, H. Califano, W. Furl man, G. Carlin, J. Flanagan, R Howard, S. Freeman. ,s -,po. ' Q- 2 ,.r?1W7 l Il 9. irq - can x' 1 -f fra . ,f ii .0 ,I Q L? K , . l SCHOOL BASKETBALL RECORD lst Team Opponents 12 .............. Tuckahoe ................ 21 23 .............. Rye .......................... 31 2nd Team Opponents 24 .............. Tuckahoe ....,........... 25 29 ...... ..... R ye .......... ....... 2 4 --74,1 HONOR VOLLEYBALL TEAM Row 1: Lidia DiBerardino, Sue Shulman, Lucille Brewton, Ann Calandruccio. Row 2: Sandra Beckel- man, Esther Basso, Carol Dodge, Barbara Lusardo. HONOR BASKETBALL TEAM Row l: Suzi Fuld, Carol Gianunzio. Marlon Muollo. P Row 2: Marilyn Modugno, Ellen Voetsch, Vera Fiore, Mela DiPalo. SCHOOL HONOR BASKETBALL TEAM Row l : Meredith Wilks, Kathy Cleland, Carol Dodge, Ellen Voetsch CCo-Captainb, Barbara Kirschenbaum CCo-Captainb, Pat Rapp, Sandy Beckelman. Row 2: Sandy Kinard, Lenora Savage, Carol Gianunzio, Marie Soluri, Lucille Brewton, Sue Schulman, Karen Young, Lidia DiBerardino. Absent: Angie Nicita. my ' f ' SEASON The accomplishments of Girls Sports for the season of '55-'56 have been many. More and more girls have participated in the program every year and this year was no exception. Almost every high school girl, re- gardless of age and ability has come out for at least one intramural sport. Every intramural sport was managed by able and interested high school girls. There were always willing 's RECAP assistants who made the duties of the managers so much easier by reffing, timing and scoring at each game. Many girls were anxious to earn their numerals, letters or pins by accumulating points based on their participation in the varied activities . . . A long round of applause goes to Mrs. Donley for instructing us with much patience and interest. lk MIXED BADMINTON TOURNAMENT i fs' I v '.: J ,, 't ' Row 1 : james Bulakowski, Pauline Jacobson, Mary Lou DiBetardino, Vivian Kroner, Steve Mauro, Michael Green, Iris Zeeman, Charles Madrazo. Row 2: Sue Friedland, Lee Rosenthal, Sue Bragg, Gene Fedele, john Morrison, Ellen Voetsch. Row 5: Vito Izzi, Pat ir 'ix Quaranta, Mike DiFelice, Anthony Quadagno, Sandy Beckelman Kenny Schwarz. Row 4: Fred Bisceglia, Lenore Savage, Frank Sol lazzo, Linda Tirella, Mike Bisceglia, Ann Rosenthal. 4 W , N 1 1 mk,x , H S F .5 r .,' ,sn 5 . .1 S f S V 1 f ,ff 'Y . 3 yy 3 S. 1451295 'W . VK time M y V' f E ,..,..A. , , L - Q V , , In ,A 3 V nina, um! N' , K ,..., . i A he kt - 5 4 ' ........,,, F LV . 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Y Compliments of PI'IIl'S BARBER SHOP BRENNER'S SHOES HArrison 8-6599 281 Halstead Avenue Harrison, N. Y. ARAGONA PAINT SUPPLY PAINTING and DECORATING CONTRACTOR Telephone HArrison 8-3942 - Residence 8-3062 210 Harrison Avenue Harrison, N. Y. FRANKLIN PARK MARKET Delicateuen - Groceries - Frozen Foods 135-157 Halstead Avenue Harrison, N. Y. BRENTWOOD AUTO BODY WORKS JOSEPH MANFRIDA - PHILIP CALICCHIO COLLISION WORK-AUTO PAINTING BODY AND FENDER REPAIRS WELDING - BRAZING Telephone HArrison 8-3902 102 Calvert Street Harrison, N. Y JOHNSTON ROOFING CO. ROOFING - SIDING LEADER and GUTTER 92 Halstead Avenue Harrison, N. Y. Ben Wifber to THE CLASS OF 1956 MR. and MRS. ERWIN KLINEMAN -0'x0x9r C omplimenlr Uf A FRIEND -'0f'0 -71014020-40' C omplimentr of RALEIGH ATHLETIC EQUIPMENT CORPORATION 44 Columbus Avenue New Rochelle, N. Y. -'-0'G01'-6 4'0 0'0 R 81 R CLEANERS 3 HOUR SERVICE UPON REQUEST CALL and DELIVERY CP1ant on Premisesb 232 Harrison Avenue Harrison, N. Y. HUGH SHEA 81 SONS MOVING - Established 1882 RUG CLEANING - STORAGE Local and Long Distance - AGENTS - NORTH AMERICAN VAN LINES, INC. Serving the N ation Phone HArrison 8-5550 174 Harrison Avenue Harrison, N. Y. HARRISON AUTO BODY DAN AND PAUL ANGARONA PAINTING - COLLISION WORK COLLISION APPRAISING Telephone HArrison 8-3060 21 Osborn Road Harrison, N. Y. Compliments of THE VARSITY SHOP MENCS' and BOYS' WEAR C A S A di V I L L A ITALIAN CUISINE - PIZZERIA HArrison 8-5964 110 Halstead Avenue Harrison, N. Y. FRANK 31 JOHN, Inc. CREATIVE HAIR FASHIONS C omplimentr of KECK 8m CARUSO SERVICE STATION REDA'S MARKET Choice Mean, Poultry and Pfooirionr 109 Halstead Avenue Harrison, N. Y. ALOISI BROTHERS, Inc. PLUMBING - HEATING - and OIL BURNERS Telephone HA 8-0817 - MA 9-2017 80-82 Calvert Street Harrison, N. Y. Our Thank: To BARRY MILBERG For His Photographic Assistance Compliment: of UNITED BARBER SHOP 271 Halstead Avenue HA 8-9645 Harrison, N. Y 110 40f'-0N01'-00'-7s0-'02f0 0K0'100'040'6'4'6'101s0N-0 Compliment.: of M U R R A Y ' S Flowers and Gifts WE TELEGRAPH FLOWERS ANYWHERE T H E R E N D E Z V o U S 240 Halstead Ave. HA 8-4111 Harrison, N. Y. THE CUSTOM SHADE and BLIND SHOP Phone HArrison 8-3900 132 Halstead Ave. Cat lst St.J Harrison, N. Y. Compliments of WESTCHESTER BRAKE Gnd CLUTCH O H U N T ' S - White Plains FOR Record: - Sheet Muric - Muxical lmtfumentx Telephone WH 9-0503 7 Mamaroneck Avenue BRENTWOOD MARKET Phone HArrison 8-1164 107 Webster Avenue Harrison, N. Y. WILLIE'S SERVICE STATION TROTTA'S DRUGS EDMUND F. G. TRoTrA, Ph. G. Richfield Gasoline Product: - Minule Wurb 160 Halstead Ave. HA 8-9665 Harrison, N. Y. 167 Halstead Avenue Harrison, N. Y. SUCCESS T0 THE GRADUATES LAMBERT'S DRUG STORE SERVING THE COMMUNITY FOR 51 YEARS I O O Telephone HArrison 8-0738 - 8-5025 of 1956 GELLER'S DEP'T STORE I MACY PARK CONSTRUCTION COMPANY INCORPORATED Phone HArrison 8-1122 279 Halstead Avenue Harrison, N. Y. Compliments of CAPPY'S DINER O 501 Halstead Avenue Harrison, N. Y 'III 2s9N0'0' fG0X0l9G7f0l'0L7f0ff?i710 9l0 ?Z5'01f05'0-G0' 6X SELlGSON'S Bert Wifber Sf f' - B k - GSH' a lonery oo I Shop to the GREETING CARDS - DENNISON GOODS SPORTING GOODS- OFFICE SUPPLIES G R A DU AT E S O F 19 5 6 -TOYS- 279 Halstead Avenue Harrison, N. Y. Cl HARRISON cusmlsrs MR. and MRS. -. D. RATNER - N. BARRET Q Regiflercfa' Pff1arnmci.fl.r W I I- I- I A M G U R I A N Phone HArrison 8-0704 283 Halstead Avenue Harrison, N. Y. f 5 Our Bert Wirlaer 5 5 to the 9 Q CL A S S O F 1 9 5 6 S 3 WASHINGTON ARMS 3 9 631 W. POST ROAD MAMARONECK, N. Y. 114 g?'51'0 0 9I'9'10'C9 0 '65'?G7l03'? 90'90 0' Compliment: of THE RENDEZVOUS MURRAY'S Flowers and Gifts WE TELEGRAPH FLOWERS ANYWHERE 240 Halstead Ave. HA 8-4111 Harrison, N THE CUSTOM SHADE and BLIND SHOP Phone HAtrison 8-3900 Compliments of WESTCHESTER BRAKE and CLUTCH 132 Halstead Ave. Qat lst SLD Harrison, N. Y. . I'IUNT'S-Whife Plains BRENTWOOD MARKET FOR Records - Sheet Music - Musical Imtrument: Phone HA' H5011 3-1164 Telephone WH 9-0503 7 Mamatoneck Avenue 107 Webster Avenue Harrison, N WIl.LIE'S SERVICE STATION TROTTA'S DRUGS Richfield Gasoline Products - Minute Wash EDMUND F- G- TROTTA- Pb- G- 160 Halstead Ave. HA 8-9665 Harrison, N. Y. 167 Halstead Avenue Harrison, N. SUCCESS T0 THE GRADUATES LAMBERT'S DRUG STORE Of 1956 SERVING THE COMMUNITY FOR 51 YEARS GEI.LER'S DEP'T STORE l Telephone HArrison 8-0738 - 8-3025 Compliment! of CONSTRUCTION COMPANY INCORPORATED Phone HArrison 8-1122 279 Halstead Avenue Harrison, N. Y. 20010205- C A P P Y ' S D I N E R O 501 Halstead Avenue Harrison, N. 4011010-102020 EPSl'0 014 THE LIGHT REFRESHMENT WESTCHESTER COUNTY BOTTLING CO. 100 Huguenot Street, New Rochelle, N. Y. 4-0 -0 6 '-0'R0 -0 MURRAY AUTO SALES INCORPORATED W. T. MURRAY, President CHEVROLET OLDSMOBILE Phone HArrison 8-0839 195 Halstead Avenue Harrison, N. Y. Rye, N. Y. FASHIONS VALETORIUM, Inc. CLEANERS OF DISTINCT ION NORMAN HAIRDRESSER FINE SHIRT LAUNDERERS f Call and Delivery Service HArrison 8-1902 Telephone HA 8-3911 - 9646 287 Halstead Avenue Harrison, N. Y. 215 Harrison Avenue Harrison, N. Y KLEIN'S SERVICE GARAGE A. KLEIN, Prop. TOWING SERVICE ACCESSORIES - REPAIRING Telephone HArrison Day 8-0810 - Night 8-1588 95 Halstead Avenue Harrison, N. Y. HARRISON 5: -101: STORE ERIC POLK 272 Halstead Avenue Harrison, N. Y -0 0X?' X?s70'00610040'0v10s7001W101?00-0'WNQ6'00-0f0'?020040xWY0I016X 9 ' KAYFAIR PASTRY SHOP BERNARDS Qliormerly of Larchmontb PASTRY - ICE CREAM- CATERING 261 Halstead Ave, HA 8-2980 Harrison, N. Y. Bei! Wirhef from MR. and MRS. HOWARD KLEIN III CHAS. KAHN'S FOOD MART FOR QUALITY FOOD AT LOWEST PRICES HALSTEAD SERVICE STATION DEALER SHELL PETROLEUIII PRODUCTS SERVICE IS MY BUSINESS Phone HArrison 8-9665 - Official AAA 278 Halstead Ave. HA 8-0764 Harrison, N. Y. Halstead Avenue and Oak Street Harrison, N. Y Latchmont Harrison DBFONCE SERVICENTERS ' MICHAEL DEEONCE - BEN DEEONCE COWIPIIMWIJ Of HYDRA-MATIC SPECIALIST TEnnyson 4-6560 - HArrison 8-4079 Night Phone-HArrison 8-1902 Bonnett and Post Rd. -Halstead Ave, and lst St. HARRISON FLORIST Complimenlf of HENRY ROSENSTOCK AND FAMILY Our Appreciation To HARRISON FLORIST For The Cotsage On Page 53 PREFERRED BY THOSE WHO KNOW NEPIVNE STVRAGE New York City: FO 4-5900 0 New Rochelle: NE 2-1300 White Plains: WH 9-1200 0 Chicago: JU 8-3880 -'04-02 5 5 Binghamton: BI 3-3100 X70'0 0Q?6'6'040H0 9w?6K06N700N?'017WN4W?Q70f0f 40'W'020f6x 9 SELIGSON'S Bef! Wifhef Sf t' -B k-G'f1' Sh CI lOl1eI y O0 I OP to the GREETING CARDS - DIENNISON GOODS SPORTING GOODS- OFFICE SUPPLIES GRA DU ATE S Q F 19 5 6 - TOYS - 279 Halstead Avenue Harrison, N. Y. lj HARRISON cHEMls1s MR. and MRS, 5 D. RATNER - N. BARRET Q Regifzervd PhL1fllIdL'f.Yf.f W I I- I- I A M G U R I A N Phone HArrison 8-0704 285 Halstead Avenue Harrison, N. Y. f 5 - Our Beit Wisloef S Q ro :be Q 5 CLASS OF 1956 S WASHINGTON ARMS 3 Q E 65I W. POST ROAD MAMARONECK, N. Y. 1 I 4 E 2 2 Y 3 5 3 3 '-020 I-0 0'w0l0'f 40 '-010' 0'0 E, 3 3 2 2 2 2 C omplimenty 01' CENTURY FACTORS, Inc. 1450 BROADWAY NEW YORK CITY Wishing All Members 5 of the CLA SS O F 1 9 5 6 Continued Success and Happiness in the Years to Come. H. D. BASKIND Congmtulatiom and Best Wiflaex to the C L A S S O F 1 9 5 6 FI'om the BOARD OF EDUCATION UNION FREE scHooL DISTRICT No. 6 HARRISON, NEW YORK JOSEPH A. VASSALLO, President LEO T. DELANEY ALSTON T. HORTON JACK SCHLEMAN ANTHONY V. SISCA, M.D. direct sales personal service original layouts art service retouching composition mechanicals halftone and linE5g W film and plate stripping plate making Q N Q offset printing folding F Q Q 5 complete bindery service L packaging delivery t. o'toole and sons, inc. stamford, connecticut stamford da 4-9226 new york me 5-4112 'II6 -101101656 -40 -010 '0K0 -'-0 '0N01f0' '0 '0 -f0 010f-01 DC?-1010 -01f00'?Q9'0f'0G? 4719'01'0P610-05 Congratulations To the GRADUATES OF 1956 From Your YEARBOOK PHOTOGRAPHER Larry Porto ' CHILDREN ' WEDDINGS ' CANDIDS ' COMMERCIAL ' STUDIO ' HOME -Telephone- 3 HArrison 8-2319 ' Rye 7-2164 ' WE 9-3755 920N0N?f0'0 0K0R0'6'K0'l0'W1'0ff7'0v'0IL0N0K0'0'0'01l761 1 x- I s ffujtf f eff' 1 14 G71 f f , V .ffajfg -'gfffck Lac., Q- Q 6 Q n C 0 Zi Pk A , QSiC'AC-'Ft WQl',t!C-X5 ? V Gfadf-74 7' 11,1 1,0 . Cz XXX? iq' B 5' 669' S 7 3' Q ,Vi F ,s V tw TJ ilu 2 Ofc Qieggsg L3 s Q IJ nu get iz -2 V he curtain falls, the show'is o'er, . . Vg Vx P 7 eluctantly we take our leave, 'X 3 :Z-,l V iQ ' Q s - No more a close-knit scene to weave, 116 1 1 8 W And wish that somehow-just once' more, jx 1 I' ,X V W We might re-enter the stage door, , ' fi ' Q Mb fl., There, taking cues and saying lines, gl . mix. of Which hut portend some future signs. 0 A - M N34 t Will rave reviews he ours to win? l 'W K X0 Q ' Or quiet fame which grows within, of ig' N Of hope despite 4 weighty load? ' 9 X i fig ' The true test's on the open road. . . V Q, We've learned so much from our short run, V W W Y J A tribute to the friendships won,' , To prompters, coaches, those who've sought YV W To lead us in lofty thought, To critics, followers of the play, We hope they've gained in some small way,' For us, this time will always he, An everlasting memory. ,cv BARBARA MEYERS, '56 ., LC '-. 57 'dak -. , H, V s eq, t f .r,, .,: . ,. 4, .I .V I 4 'ape ZH Q 0 f V X'-.9 K . r I x ' J . Q0 ' ',V ' 'K 7 1. . V Z if , I V . ' 4 ' . 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